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The source and making of Cottolene insure its purity. From the white, tufty tops of The Sunny South
land's cotton tire seed is removed, the oil extracted and refined by our exclusive process.
From Cottonfield to KJtchen human hands never touch the oil from which Cottolene is made.
Compare the source of Cottolene with the source of lard, and draw your own conclusions as to
the comparative cleanliness, purity, and healthfulness of the two products.
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IS DROPPED EX-CHIEF AFTER
William Sterling of Central Point
is in Portland on business.
Miss Blnnche Cox has recovered
from her recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Hartzoll and Miss
Horn of tho Three Oaks Ranch spent
yesterday shopping In Medford.
See R. A. Holmes, Tho Insurance
Man, Over Jackson County hank. 285
W. P. Brown, formerly of Everett.
Wash., has purchased the property at
4 25 North Holly.
H. R. Patterson, 11 G 13. Main, has
Bomo nico English Hollies and all
kinds of shado trees. Roses (all the
host). Now is a good timo to plant.
Drop in and seo mo. tf
Mrs. Robort W. Telfor, who was
conned to her homo Thursday, suf
'forlng from a severe cold, returned
to her desk at the city hall this morn
ing. Tho car that stands tho gaff The
Iluick.
Miss Helen Jones of Spokane, cdl-tor-In-chlcf
of the Green and Gold,
the official organ of tho students at
the Spokane high school, arrived in
this city this morning on a visit to
MIhs Clara Massaiu of 10 North Peach
street. She will remain hero two or
three weeks.
la your ouso wired? Ono cigar
less a day would pay for a hundred
per cont increase in comfort. Start
living the electric life. tf.
District Attorney I). F. Mulkoy
spout today In Jacksonville.
William Hninmott of Central Pojnt
spout Thursday In Medford.
Armino Lewisof Contra! Point was
In Medford Thursday.
Ralph McConnochie of Kuncs Point
spout Thursday horo on business.
Hert RoQiiey of Grants I'ass was a
Medford visitor yesterday.
Any person pawning through con
foctlonory at the Natntorium on Wed
nesday from 2 to G p. m. will receive
a check which will entitle them to
5c worth of peanuts or popcorn.
!'. 0. Williams of Ashland roturned
to his homo today.
Don't bo in a rush lo buy your now
auto seo tho 1911 nulck.
J. W. Opp of tho Opp nilno, nour
here, spoilt Thursday and today In
tho city.
Isaac Housholder, owner of n Hmo
FROM CITY POLICE
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
DAY PHONE 2271
Night 'Phenes:
F. W. Weeks, 2071
A. E. Orr, 3692.
LADY ASSISTANT
John A. Perl
Undertaker and Embalmer
Successor to the undertaking de
partment of Medford Furniture Co.
Office With
Medford Furniture Company
About February I, Private Am
bulance Service. Sick and injured
convoyed to any part of city or
country.
Telephenes: Day 351.
Night: John A. Perl 4111. C.
V. Conklin, 3601. J. H. Butler,
3571.
kiln at Kanes Creek, waB in Medford
yesterday on business.
Don't buy an auto until you seo tho
1911 Buicks.
Mr. and Mrs. Adams of Wagner
Creek, near Talent, wcro Medford
visitors today.
John H. Carkln, attorney at law,
over Jackson County bank.
Mrs. Fred T. Miles, wife of the
Wells-Fargo Express company's new
agent here, arrived last night from
Portland.
Dr. J. K. Shearer, physician and
mrgeou. Office over Strang's drug
Uoro. tf.
T. O. Erickson, a local newspaper
man, went to Portlnnd yesterday on a
visit.
Rail wood, $5 a cord. Farmers
711G. tf
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Brown of Oak
land, Ore., are visiting friends In
Medford.
Tho triumph of auto building the
1911 Buicks.
J. A. Perl, a local undertaker, spoilt
yesterday in Jacksonville.
Send name and address to P. O.
Uox 190 for full particulars about
tho most interesting book over writ
ten, tf
County Commissioner Gcorgo Davis
is in Jacksonville attending tho ses
sion of the county court there.
Light, durable, strong, powerful,
economical mo ijuick icaus mo au-i vvitii members
tomobilo world. I
C. E. Whlslor Is back from a busb '
nesH trip north. '
Harvoy Eldrldgo of Union Crook Is
spending a fow days in Medford. j
W. B. Stono of Willow Springs was '
a recent visitor in aiouioru.
It. H. Whitehead will leavo Sunday
night for a business visit In Port
land. What car has dollvorcd tho gooda
In tho Rogue River valley? The
Bulck That Is why there aro so
many in uso.
U. E. Whiting Is spending n fow
days on his ranch near Eagle Point.
Harry Smith of Ashland was in
Medford on business Friday.
Dr. C. R. Ray has roturned from an
extondod business trip south.
Flvo hundred flno Hartlott pear
trees for salo. Call on J. A. Perry
at Medford National bank. tf
William C. Hardy of Central Point
was a visitor In Medford Friday.
W. J. Hondorson of Phoenix was
In Fedford Friday on a short busi
ness trip.
Tho sensation of tho auto show at
Portland 1911 Buicks.
John P. Manloy, sales manager of
Roguolands, Ins., will leave for Chi
cago Fobruary 15, whero ho opens
offices and handles tho tracts of this
company.
Call phono 2151, 1032 for baggage
wagon. 451 j
John Savago of Gold Hill spont
Friday In Medford on buslnosa.
Ask Colonel Tou Voile about those1
1911 Buicks.
Honry C. Roodson of Talent was a
Thursday visitor in Medford. ,
TO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Mayor Canon Revokes Special Offi
cer's Appointment of Officer Frank
Orr Folowinn Allegations of Inso
brietyRelieved of "Tools"
Mayor W. II. Canon Friday reliev
ed Frank Orr, a special officer hold
iiii; a temporary appointment on Hie
local police lorce, of ins star and
"tools." The dismissal was made as
tho result of allegations to the cf
feet that Orr had been found asleep
in an intoxicated condition in the rear
room of the Ibiss arid Hale saloon
on South Front street at a late hour
Thursday nifiht.
He wns discovered by Officer
Harry Snider Vlio, failing in an at
tempt to wake liim up. relieved him
of his jjiin and star. Snider deposited
the gun with tho night clerk of tho
Xash Hotel and, takiua' the star to
Mayor Canon's home, turned it over
to him.
Orr was called before the Mayor
tiiis morning and dismissed from the
force.
While he had novcr been given an
appointment () tho regulnr police
force, Orr had under n special ap
pointment, been assigned to duty
of the regular forcj
iiud was working the night patrol in
(Minpnny with Officer Snider when
lie met his Waterloo.
Officer Snider hist night called
Officer Il.irrv Cingeade, one of the
day force, to finish out Orr's tour
of duty mid this morning Snider re
mained on duty with Day Officer W.
H. Hall until ioliecd again by
Cingeade.
iSo nppoiuliiij'ut has been made m
Orr's place but Ofltcors Snider, Cing
cade and J Tall will divide tho patrol
until a fourth man is appointed. j
youngIeweyIby
BURIED AT TALENT
The luucral of Saniucl Mote i
Dewey, the seven year old son of
George Dewey, of ;i:iO South River
side avenue, who died nt tho, South
ern Oregon hospital Thurssdny follow,
ing a fcovoro attack of pneumonia
was held in tho Wnguqr Creek ccmc
torv at Tn 'out thiu morning.
The fir.iral party assembled at Hie
Weeks & Mcflowan Undertaking
Company's chapel and drove to tho
Talent ecinetcrv. The Rev. A. A
Holmes re.id a burial service at ''u
grave.
Tho hoy was taken tick somo
three (.'( k no.
IROU JOB
Friends of Shearer Said to Be Cir
culatlnrj Petition for Reinstate
ment of Their Favorite NothiiiQ
Has Reached Mayor Yet.
Taking their cue from the biblical
quotation which advocates the usage
of "Old Skins" whero "Old wine" are
to be accumulated, friends of former
(. Inei ot Police 11. u. olienrer are
said to have started a petition about
tho city asking for the reappointment
o ftheir favorite a schief.
Laboring under a delusion udvane
ed thai the only necessary qutilifica
tion for the office of chief of the
city's police force is the ability to
carry an unlimited amount of liquid
ballast without having to resort to
cotton wadding in the cars to stem
an overflow, the friends of the former
chief point out f lies fact thai a re
cent wenrer of a city police Mar
succumbed to over indulgence in the
cud that cheers, and that this is
one of the counts on which Shcarir
is clear.
No appointment has yet been miuh'
to fill the vacancy created by the re
tirement of Shearer, no petition has
as yet reached Mayor Canon eithoi
for the reappointment of Shearer
or the elevation of any other aspir
ing citizen to tho post; mid until
such limb as the mayor, whose pro
vince it is to choose the chief of the
hlue (oats makes n pick it is doubt
ful if any petition, regardless in
whose favor gotten up, will cause
niiy action.
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Company F, of I'orlagc, Wis.,
won the basket ball game from Ash
laud last night by a score of 12
to 22.
Draperies
Wo carry a vory oompleto
lino of draperies, lUco curtains,
fixtures, etc., and do ait classes
of upholstering. A special man
to look uftor this work exclu
sively and 'will glvo as good
sorvlco as Is posslblo to get In
oven tho largest cities.
Weeks & McGowan Co
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Harriet
Plymouth Rock CockreN. Address
27 South Central nvo. 272
FOR SALE CHEAP 1 oak bureau
kitohen cabinet, heating sl..c, ill
Hourly now, nbo other things Ij
numerous to moution, delivered free
and 1 light, two hore covered wag
on almost new. Price $7000. John
Nicol, 11! 1'uil laud Am-. J, I
HS'iril RECEyTNGrf
IK WO.MK.V WO I M
HANK TIIKIIt .MO.VKV
'hey would spend less and save thorn
stives many a worry ns woll. The
Farmers' and Fruit Growors' Bank
Invites account from woman whether
engaged In bimlnww or not. A call
hero will dtaclon many Kdviutugoi
of paying by check Instoad of in caah.
nv of the officers will bo glad to
relato them.
WORK OF RAISING
MAINE IS
O'GARA PROMISES
E RAIN YET
WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. II.--Aniiounccinent
was made here today
that the work at Havana on raising
the sunken battleship Maine would
probably bo stopped owing to tho ex
haustion of tho appropriation b,
congress. Ono hundred thousand
dollars is needed to complete the work
in addition to the $130,000 appro
priation made by congress at the last
session.
DEMOCRATS MAY
SAVE NEW TREATY
HnsMiB for Tionlth.
Medford Is destined to suffer an
other rainstorm, If tho weather fore
cast received by Prof. P. J. O'Qara
from District Forecastor 12. A. oBals
of tho Portland Weather Bureau
comes truo.
Tho fall for this season now aggre
gates almost twenty miles, and It
promises to go still higher.
However, optimism still saves tho
day, and nlthough Homowhat peoved
at tho muddy condition of tho strcots
in gonornl, local orchardists find their
'"silver lining" In tho fact that all
WASHINGTON, 1). C, Feb. :i.
If tho Canadian reciprocity treaty
survives its journey through tho
house it will owo its life to the demo
cratic party, according to a belief
in congressional circles here today.
Democrats in the house have called
a caucus for Monday to lino up the
minority and indications are that tho
party in a body will oupport (ho
measure.
ranger to this year's crop from lack
of sufficient moisturo 1b over.
.....Farmers & Fruitgrowers BanK....
LAURELHURST
Tho now fil-acre addition adjoining tho Queen Anne
addition on the north and Roosevelt avenue on the
east, close in; no further out than Bungalow addition
from postoffice. Lots now going at a great sacrifice
for cash. Sce nie at once for an inside price. iMust
have a given amount of money in a given time. Laurel
hurst, the swellest addition in Medford. Building re
strictions, wide streets, sightly; all lots and blocks the
same size. Over a hundred lots sold in- the past two
weeks. Absolutely clear title. Positively lots sold at
a sacrifice for a few days only. iMy motte: "Let the
other fellow make the money." Seo
A. B. Saling
Room 34 Jackson
Co. Bank Bldg.
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