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LARG
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SEE BIG LEAGUE
PLAY ASSURED
POLICE GRAFT IN
GOTHAM
EXPOSED
InltTCHl in llio White So.Giunl
piiino noxl Cloudily is lieKiiinlinr to
warm up, niul two of tlin piontol
Imll cIiiIih in llio world will lio creeled
liy nil esliiimlod rrowd of 10,000 if
llio wentliur mini is kind.
Merchants of the eity will close
tliiritif llio pnme nnd tlio Southern
l'ncific freight of fire nnd theds mid
lmflrnpe room will he eIoed. John
M. .Scott, general passenger ngeut of
the line, litis wired for grnmMniiri
reservations nnd will arrive Monday
to see. the game.
Fifteen tiekets have been sold
from Keddinc and eicht from Sison.
A special prico will bo given schonl
children. The Kvening Herald will
nm n Fpccinl from Klnma!h Falls to
seo tho game.
Word from northern . California
and southern Oregon today indicate.-
largo delegations from points be
tween Ilosebiirg and Heddinp. Sis
kiyou county fans seal tho following
messago this moniing, nnd n the
gnmo begins nt 1 o'clock their train
connection fears nre greundless:
"Art. Cloud, Cnl.. Xov. 13.
"Clinmbcr of Commerce, Medferd:
"Quito n delegation from Sikiyou
countv has planned seeing ball game
next Monday, but train 13 leaving
Medford at 4 o'clock will deprive us
of seeing tho full game unless game
hlarls by 2 o'clock nt the latent.
Majority of ns must return same day.
Adviso me by wire.
"I'AKSOXS LAMBERT PAINTER."
PLAN TO RAISE
RATES FOR ITERS
o BY WIRE TAPPER
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neeusntions of police grafe mnile by
George McRcn. arreled in
gules last mouth and brou
to N'ew York in connection with n
wire-tnppiug swindle which cost S. R.
Jones of Pittsbunr $'J0.000, ere given
publicity- hero today by IHMrict At
torney Whitman.
According to Melton, the gang of
wire-tappers paid regular salaries
for protection to n doimtv commis
sioner, nn inspector and a captain
of police. The deputy commissioner
pit .fil.'OO n month nnd 'JO per cent
of the wire-tappers' iilunder, and the
inspector and captain smaller but
handsome stuns monthly, together
with percentages of the gang's pro
fits. Tho exposure to which Melton's
story was likely to lend, it was said,
promised to rival those which New
York recently experienced.
In connection with the grnft in
quiry, Police Captain Dominick Rilev
was summoned as a witness before
the grand jury todny. Riley retrod
from the force yesterday on account
of heart trouble, and it wns under
stood thnt he intended to go to En-,
rope, which hastened the inve.-liira-,
tion. '
FEDERAL OWNERSHIP
SKATTLK, Nov. H. Govern
ment ownership and operation of all
nllroatls and coal mines In Alnnka
nro advocated In n resolution Intro
duced before tho American Federa
tion of I.nlior, by DotvKntcii M. I',
Mnrali, of Kvorett, Wimh, Traded
I Council and Tnmima Van l.enli and
.1, A. Taylor of tno lnteinntlounl ib
Hoclntlon of MnchlnlstR,
Tho resolution Is sweeping and
emphatic. It points out that Alaska
cannot bo properly developed with
out railroad transportation and fuel
nnd that practically nil tho hind mid
natural resources of Alnslm nro still
In public ownership It Is pointed out.
Tho eoinmltteo of territories of llio
noiito and ptildlo hullillim huvo rec
ommended bllla for tho const ruction
of rollrumln and tho dovolopiituiit of
cnl InntlH In Alaska by tho govern
ment, and both tho president mid tho
secretary of tho Interior bavo en
dorsed thorn.
Tho resolution calls for tho piiRsngo
of thoso bills.
niiilng ill 12 thoro were till!
strlkerf In France, In which 27.rta"
omploves wore Involved.
Pancakes
and no unpleasant "con
sequences" when made with
Cottolene
Mnkc your pancakes as you always do, using a tablcspoonful
of Cottolene (instead of butter) nnd an extra pinch of suit or try this:
.PERFECT PANCAKES.
1 M cups Hour; 1-3 teaspoon salt! 1 tablespoon Bupir; 1 cup sour milk!
J-4 teaspoon sotla; t egg. Sift Hour, salt nnd sugar together! illuolvo
scvla (it sour mlltc ami mid gradually to the Hour, beating smooth. Add
well beaten eRg. ltalce. on n hot, Iron (rrliMIr, Hlchtly creased with
Cottolene. Let tho cakes spread on griddl until quite thin.
Cottolene males nil foods printable nnd cnflly illgriirtl. It goes much fatther
than butter, lard or any other cooking fat and is more economical.
Lenrn the facts about Cottolene In our excellent Recipe nook, HOMIC
HELPS, written by five lending cookery uuthoittles. Drop us a
postal tor YOUK copy it's 1-KEE.
rrHEToTFAlRRANKcoMPANrl
CHICAOO
wmsHm
Tho water commlttco of tho city
council denies any Intentions of rais
ing tho water rents, but admit con
templating tho raising of meter rates
which amounts to tho same.
To this effect nn ordlancc was read
by City Attorney McCabc, making the
rates for motors 18 coats per thous
and from C000 to 50,000 gallons, and
15 cents per gallon for over 50,000
gallons. Afterwards tho rates wero
reduced from 18 to 15 cents, to 15 to
12 cents.
After tho reading of tho ordinance
a general discussion following and It
was decided to tako no dcfinlto ac
tion until '"the council could confer
with Superintendent Tranna, and con
sider his plans for adjusting tho
tangle.
Tho water commltteo consists of
Councllmen Mitchell, chairman, Mil
lar and Campbell.
SL LOUIS BLAZE
ST. LOUIS, Xov. 14. Four nnd
possdbly six firemen were buried be
neath falling walls here today nt n
fire which destroyed the warehouse
of the H. W. neek-Hnves Grain Co.
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MRS. CEOL GUILTY;
IS
Mrs. William Ceol wns found guilty
in tho circuit court Thursday of as
saulting W. C. Daily, n Lake Creek
)ioneer, with n "nigger" hoe 18
months ngo mid fined ?100 and costs,
the lowest jienulty under the law.
Tho prosecution was conducted by
Attorney II. F. Mulkey, special prose
cutor. Mrs. Ceol's husband was ac
quitted of a (similar cbnrgo in No
vembcr, 1012, with Judgo Kelley as
tho defense attorney. Tho caso has
been hanging firo nil this time and
aroused much interest on Lake Creek.
MYNATT'S FATE IN
OF
The Jury In tho caeo of Henry My
natt charged with horsestealing, nro
deliberating on tho ovldenco, and a
cerdlct Is exported this afternoon.
Tho caso was placod In their hands
nt noon.
This aftornoon a Jury Is being se
loctod to try Mr. und Mrs. J. A. Kelts
of Ttilont chnrged with assault with a
deadly weapon during a neighborhood
ijuarroll last Septembor.
INVESTMENT COMPANY
LOS ANGELES, Nov, U. Former
President A. E. Elder und 10 other
former officer of the Los Angeles
Investment company, ono of tho larg
est corporations in tho west, were
indiotei) today by tjio federal grand
311 i'v on J n cliaigo of conspiracy to
use llio mails to' defraud.
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Greatest Thanksgiving Sale
AT
GLOVE SALE
"Women's Cash- I "Women's
mere Gloves, all
colors, special, a
pair 25
"Wash
able Doc skin
Gloves, sale price
a pair 98
MANN'S
Central Ate, Sear l O.
RIBBON SALE
"Wash Itibhons in i Fancv Brocadetl
all colors and
width, u yd. bolts
a bolt 10
Kibbon for fancy
work, wide width
a yard 25
RADICAL REDUCTIONS IN ALL THE DEPARTMENTS
BUY YOUR WINTER COAT SAT
URDAY SAVE MONEY
They Are Going Fast at These Prices
All $12.50 fonts, this sale $8.48
All .7.I0.OO Coats, this sale ... $9.98
All $18.00 Coats, this salo $14.98
11 .A'00 Cn.Mf. tlii 5.-i!n ....$lfS.!).S
All $23.00 Coats, this sale $19.98
All $:ir 00 CVuils. ihW side .... $27.48
House Dresses
Made of good per
cales and A'hiff
hams up to $2.00
values, now, each
$1.19
Petticoats
Made of near silk
and satine, up to
$2.00 value, now
each 981
oil
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BUY YOUR WINTER SUIT SAT
URDAY SAVE MONEY
They Are
Going Fast
Prices
at TI1030
All $13.00 Suits now $9.9$
All $Kr0 Suits, now $12.48
All $20.00 Suits now $1G.98
All $23.00 Suits now $19.98
All $30.00 Suits, now $24.48
All $10.00 Suits now $29.98
Sweaters
"Women's heavy
- Sweaters, $1.00
values, now each
$2.48
Waists
Women's flannel
waists, $2.00 val
ucs, now....$1.48
FREE SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS AND GET WM. ROGERS' GUARANTEED SILVERWARE FREE
$5.00 SIK WAISTS $3.98
Mcssalinc Waists, all silk, new
styles, good colors, $5.00 values
now $3.98
CHILDREN'S $5.00 COATS
$3.98
50 Children's Winter Coals, sizes
0 to M, $5.00 values on sale Sat
urday $3.98
H AT.nVON PP.TTTrjOATS
In all colors, will outwear two of
silk, on salo Saturday, $1.69
THANKSGIVING LINEN SALE
100 dozen extra size
J fuck Towels. 20c
t values, now 10
Kull size JJcu
Spreads, good $1.25
grade, now 98
72x90 leader Sheets
00c grade 39
'12 and 45 inch, 18c
Pillow Slips..l2i
51 inch Table Pad
ding, special, each
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GO inch mercerized
Table Damitsk, 50e
grade, now 29
GO inch mercerized
Table Bamask, G5c
grade, now. 48
70 inch all Linen
Table Damask, $1
grade, a yd 89
22x22 Table Nap
kins, $1.25 quality,
dozen 98
SEE OUR LINE OF CHRISTMAS
HANDKERCHIEFS
NOTIONS
f nlgato's tal
cum 12
3kst Darn
ing Cotton a
bolt 2$
Clark's O. N.
T. spool Cot
ton, 7 for 25
Good Hair
nets, each 4
Good Pins, a
paper 2
Big box Wiro
.Ifairpins 5
UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY SALE
Women's fleeced
Women's and chil
dren's fleeced lined
vests and pants, salo
price, each 25
Women's Wool
Pants, up to $1.50
value, sale prico a
pair .'. 48
Women's fleeced
lined union suits,
$1.25 value, now a
suit 98d
lined Hose, xovy
special a pair 15
,Poy's heavy lfose,
fast black, a pair
121jtf
Women's fast black
I Tose, now a pair 9
Women's Silk Hose,
special, a pair 48
"Kayser's" Silk
Hose, special a pair
981
SEE OUR LINE OF CHRISTMAS
HANDBAGS
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Guaranteed Waterproof
Alligator rain coats won't leak. Wo will cheer
fully hand back your money if they do.
Knee length Alligator const .$2.75
Kull length walking Alligator Coats $3.50
Hoys Alligator Wn(ii Coats $2.25
The Wardrobe
WEST MAIN STREET
Hello! Yes, this is No. 70
SCHEFFELIN1S
Minium, why to link If our
liuthT I fri'itlir UultT IS
Ihitlcr only when It Ik Frinli.
In our nloi lliitlcr IS lliittt-r.
Clu'ont' IS CIu'oho, OU'ouinrKur
Inn H OK'nnmrcnrlnn ntnl l.nnl
IS l.tinl. Of rutiMn Tnlk U
i'ln'iii, itnnit ciiinn to mm UN,
Smell our lluttur nml couluro
jourxt'lf.
Wo ilo nnt rlnlui to ho tho
clii'aiH'iit, hut rlulm to ho ro
Haiti tt nml ovorythliiK I old
u ml or Kunriiutvo.
Pure Food Grocery
Mi-itroril, (rr,
88 Carloads
415 Automobiles
BUICK
Made to the Howard Auto Co. of San Francisco,
Coast distributors for Huicks. The largest shipment
of automobiles ever made under one draft and bill
of lading. .Breaking the Ihiick record made last
year, when they shipped a trainload of 75 carloads,
containing J575 machines, valued at $182,100.00, to
the Howard company.
All 1J)1I models are left-hand drive, center con
trol, fully equipped, including the famous Delco
Electric Starting and Lighting System.
Come and see the cars.
Valley Motor 6 Traction to.
agionts, :hjx. holly ht.
Low Round Trip Fares
-TO -
MEDFORD and RETURN
Account
GIANTS vs WHITE SOX
BASEBALL GAME, NOV. 17
Via tho
IVfi sun sit m
I t WOUTCS I I
"Tho Exposition Lino 1915"
Tickets will be sold from all points Kosoburg to
Ashhmd, inclusive, November .10 and .17, good for
return until November J 9.
Medford will bo the only point in Oregon out
sulo of Portland where the Big Leaguers will piny.
Your only chance to sec major leaguo players in
action. Don't miss it.
Gall on nearest S. P. Agent for fares, train
schedules, etc.
.TOTIN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent.
"APPLE DAY, NOVEMBER 18"