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MEDFORD MAJIi TRITIUNR MlfiDFOUD.
OMWON, IWIDAV, KI'JMUrAKV 27. 1!MI.
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SPECIAL AGENT OFF
TO CHIHUAHUA CITY
WITH ULTIMATUM
Kb J'AKO, Tex., Fob. ar.Onnj-
iiiK mi itllimnliini, it vns reported,
I (iron truing tlinxtic uiciihiiivs in!os
Willinni II. llonton'tt oorpp in pn
dnred within twenty-four hour,
(leorjjo ('. Ciitolliors, j.peeinl agent
for tlio Mnto department, idnrtt'd for
Chilninhiin City todnv I" pro (lenonil
Villa.
Ho travrloil in nn automobile with
wheels Hanged to fit tho trnrk of tlio
Mexican Central milroml. Uriti-h
Consul Pcruivnl, hero from Onlo
dn lo invcdignlo (he Kenton en-e,
rcnitiinod in Kl Ii-o. No telntivc
of Hontoii accompanied Cnrothor.
Tho j-pcrial ngent wno nndertood
to he cotnmiMonod to invo-tijrtitc
tho ltciilou fii.o onlv. It wax .itl
he had no iiftnietions concerning
that of Gii-tar Nntirlt, the mining
GLADYS MMILLAN, WHO IS
TO WED COUNT PAUL CORNET
jrfr "i"WWay.
SENATE AND HOUSE
DEADLOCK
OVER
ALASKA
RAILROAD
Olndys McMillan, n bountiful Colo
rndo girl. I to wed Count l'aul Cor
net of Hrusiela on Fob. 2. Spencer
WASIIINUTON. Foh. U7. When
tho, Alaskan ntilioiid hill cenferee:
met toilav it wm, di'-oovorod they
worn wider opart tlmn ever. The
hou?o conferee Mnud -olidl,v
HKuiuM tho uommuiI ImhuI iantic,
while thp sounto oonrorro. ami other
friend of the hill are determined In
ktop Ihe bond iue in, fearing ue.t
yenrV appropriation would ho ro
duood and tho work ehippled.
The houo conform Intro yielded
on the proposition that tho loud
need not he any iwrtionlnr gttngc
lull aro tiiolHirn ifgHiding the
amount to ho ,.pit. Th enato f-
mvti nil appropriation of $10.0011,.
000. hut the hoii-e think-. $:i.).000.
000 Miflieient.
I """ OBITUARY
Wllllum owlnws
Pled, nl tho roxlileiieo of William
OwiiiKH. .on Km iin crook, Kob. arth.
(lonrr.0 I). Owing, iu?ud r5 jo-urn.
llo wait ii uiitlxo of MIhhoiiiI mitt onnio
to .laol.non roiintj la INtlft. Ho leaven
two liiothoi'rt. .lauioK, of Modfoul ami
.lohn It., of NolirunKa. I'linornl mr
len will Im hold at the .laekmuixlllo
eoinotery, 1'rldity, I'oh. 27th at 3.00
tlino to promoting bin cnmpnlun for'
uoiultir.tlou on llio voiinhllenn tloKut
n governor of Oregon.
Tli I it step hnrt been rontompbitod
for omo tlmo and all of Dr. Willi. v.
combo' station work Ik In lino shnpo
to bo closed iti ut nnj time. In with,
drawing rrom thin Hold of nvrlnnK
ttiral nrtttlty Dr. Vulieoiubo a:
' I doMio to oxproKii my grateful
appreciation or tho lojnt unpport
given to my work by joiiroolf, tlio
college fncnltlett nnd tlio oporlinoiit
station Htatf. t bonpeak for tlio o-
pertinent station taut continuous
support, and trust that tho college
will continue It phenomlual devel
opment and moot evorj reiiilrouient
In lie field of educational duties of
cltlroutdtlp In tlio croat iHimnioa
wonlth of Oregon. "
p. m umler tho aimpUoit of tho Kou
men lodtto.
TEXAS GOVERNOR WANTS TO
USE RANGERS ON MEXICANS
AUSTIN, Tpmih. l-'ob 27.- A re
ipiot to know "whom tho I'nltol
StntoH roveriiiuoui now roro:uliieit tut
eoiiHtltiiled uullit i uy In tho .Mexican
tit ute bonloi-lnu tho lllo Oiamlo" went
to I'nmlilonl Wlliton Tlnnmlay from
llovonior (Vilipiltt of 't'oMiii, Tho ro
ilitent wiih uiaito for tho purpoHo of
diMiiamltuK Iho Htiriemlor of tho "ah
dui'tom and mitrderirn" of Cloiuouto
VoiBUia. tho Tohh elllnoii oveeuteil
by tho .MoMciiu leileralH.
tliixurnur I'olnulit oarllor In tho
da beHitti nn lnoHtltntloii or tho
Voi'Maui luelileiit thtouith nlnto clinti.
ueU. Tho flint lemilt wiih tho lll
formntloti Irom tho Wobb county
record nioitliiK ponttholy thitt tho
Inland whom VeiHant In nalii lo hato
liottn elod beliinKH lo Toxkm.
Tho coMtrnor mkKimI tho eoimout of
tho Dulled Slattw "In view of Iho eon
dltlou of lovolutlou mid anarchy In
thicu border Ktutett to noud raiiiortt
acioMii tho Klo lliaiidn In purHiill or
the lawlenit olotnoiil of either fact Inn
when they iiomh Into 'IV.mui and coin
mil crlmeM "
DCMOCnAOY RULE A FIZZLE:
MEXICO POLICY PUSILANIM0US
COI.I'MIII'rt, o'n.o," Kali. 27. An.
xeilluu t lint (ho democratic into In
the MPttutn mid iintlou Ih a ralluro mid
rlutmliiK Iho mi-called political ma
uliltio onlnbllKhed In Ohio by llnvornur
('ox "1b a menace lo fieo i;oern.
uieiil," Ohio leiiublleniM and koiuo
piovrtHwlYt Kiitlieieil toilny ut a hnr
mouy hauipiit(.
I'oriuor Menntor Koraker nutnilled
I'riMliliiut Wllion'it Mnxlenu policy,
loruiliiK It a "iMiMllauluiouit pulley,"
uud nrltlclioil tho pioidilitiit for urn
Iiik initial lulln for Aimnlcmt mIiIjih.
nerninn.Atnnn.oin. l.nn v....fm ! I'onroso and Mrs. !'nnt. whoo
has been repcatedlr reported and Hda"8hler t,ho ls aro uw " london
often denied by Villa.
FOLK CHIEF COUNSEL
nuiierintcnrttnR arrangements foi
, tho wedding.
Miss McMillan Is heiress to a larpo
fortune. She Is now In London vis
iting her aunts. t.aily Harrington
and Mrs. Hugh .McMillan of Paris.
COLORED
GIANTS
AND COLTS
WASHINGTON. Feb. t27.-Jo-.eph
Folk, former uorernor of Ms-!
tiouri, rc-igned todnv ns solicitor for
thp slate department, to become
chief counsel for the interstnto cotn
jnerco oommission. His resignation
will take effect tomorrow.
Folk's present position carries a
salary of .fiOOO a year. As chief
counsel for the eommi-.sion he will
receive $ 10,000. Ho will assume hi
new duties Monday.
REVELATION OF EXECUTIVE
AFFAIRS ROILS SENATE
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27. Publlc
II" given tho recent executive pro
ceedings In tho senate. It developed
today hag bo aroused eonio senators
that a resolution was Introduced and
referred to tho rules committee, dir
ecting tho commlttco on foreign re
lations to sources of executive infor
inntlon nnd how obtained.
During the discission In tho execu
tive session of tho resolution, Intro
ditced by Senator Korn, tho senators
were accused of violating their oaths
In revealing executive affairs.
One senator proposed a law to be t
enacted making tho publication of. SLAY, BURN AND BURY
EX-PRESIDENT TAFT
TO PLAY
HERE ON APRIL 1
Court Hall has inado arrangement
with the New York Colorod G Inula
and Nick Williams Northwest team
to play a game of baseball In Med
ford on the afternoon of April first.
Tho Colored Giants liavo the best
backstop in the world, but on ac
count of his color Is not allowed to
play In organized bssoball. The
Colored Giants have a fast aggre
gation of ball players and have
beaten some of tho best teams In or
ganized ball In exhibition games.
Tho Glnnts garo McCredle's coast
team a good drubbing last year.
But Nick Williams canio along with
tho Colts nnd beat them two out of
three games.
fenato secrets n penal offense. The
suggestion precipitated a llicly de- j
bato behind closed doors, many sena-1
tors vigorously opposing Buch action. ,
FAMED CELLIST APPEARS
AT PAGE MARCH 4
CAPE HORN RANCH KEEPER
PORTLAND, Fob. 27. Under cir
cumstances Indicating he had been
slain and party burled, the body of
Otto Hacn, aged S3, was found ye-
terday on an Isolated mountain roak DR. WITHYC0MBE RESIGNS
WASHINGTON. Ftb. '27. For
mer Provident W. 11. Taft wns u
Kticnt nt tho white ttotiMi for lunch
eon today. This is the first time
since the Into President Harri-on
wax in office that n ptv.-idcnt and
his predecessor haro dintd. tojiether
nt tho white houe.
Tho ex-president U in Washington
nt Iho invitation of the house judir
iary commit tea to dinijtnoso judieinl
procedure and diseu-s the finite for
the present congestion in the courts.
ODD FELL0KS TO HOLD
SESSION AT TALENT
Tho Odd Fellows of Jnckson coun
ty hold a big session at Talent next
Saturday night. Feb. 2Sth, when 20
odd candidates will be taken through
tho Initiatory and three degrees. Tho
different lodges will each put on a
dogrcc. Mcdford lodco degreo staff
will put on tho second degree. Ash
land. Jacksonville and Central Point
havo been nsked to put on tho other
degrees. Grand Master Taylor will
bo present and a rousing big time I
expected. Talent lodgo will also dciW
lento tholr new hall.
There will bo several auto loads
go from Mcdford. Kails transfer
company will leavo tho I. O. O. F.
hall on Sixth street at 7 p. m. with
their big auto trucks, nnd follow with
another from tho Jackson County
bank at S.30 to accommodato thoso
who work In stores.
All Odd Fellows are Invited wheth
er members hero or not.
" ms&w$$!fc : .-0 The Good
iPl X without the Grease
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Sr -i55l- Ni.v .. rTr '- . .r.fl
v.i-, r, v-r -. :
"It doesn't seem a bit greasy," is the
universal verdict about the plcasant-to-uscs
Cottolene
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George Uutz announces that ho has
secured tho Page theater for the ap
penranco of Frederick Proston Search
In this city, March 4, whoso violin
cello concert will be held on that
date, Tho first plan was to. use the had been burned.
near Cape Horn, Skamania county,
Washington.
Hacn was a ranch caretaker for
K. D. Stenmau of Portland. A neigh
bor discovered tho tragody. Tho
Stenmau house and other buildings
The charred torso
Nat. Llpport, one of America's ; of Ksen was found lying nearby on
greatest pianists actB as accompanist ' empty oil cans. Tho coroner's jury)
In this raro musical treat for Med-. returned a verdict of murder by un
ford. 'known parties.
OfFICE TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR
COHVAI.LIS, Ore., Feb. 27. Af
ter slxtcon years of continual lorvlcn
Dr. James Wlthycombe has resigned
his position ng director of tho Oregon
Agricultural Collo;o experiment sta
ton. Tho resignation Is to tako
orroct as soon ns acton upon ny tite Z
wwtlllt ws ii'nvMtfi 0 n.nMi tut v T'
signing Is his wish to dovoto hlz '
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ESSfir.... Ttt&I&&:-'ZZ Every thoupjitful moth
"KOh -Si' r. VS3t?r'lK.ar--,, "w interested in th
m'rrmy.f?l:rj H9MIS HKLPS.
WJLif.
Because of its purity and high shortcninjj value
Cottolene inaUca foods tender nnd delicious. It haa been
n favorite coolcinc fnt for niuny years.
It "crenma up" beautifully when used in mixtnr, pastry.
It is n firm fnt when cool, but nevertheless is always of
just the right conaistency to blend evenly with the flour
or sugar. You who make cakes, pics, cookies, biscuits
and the like know what nn advantage this is.
Cottolene is especially excellent for nil frying whether
pan frying or deep frying. Foods fried in Cottolene do
not absorb grease, neither doca Cottolene absorb odors.
Using it over nnd over for frying, you not only find it eco
nomical, but you produce food that is wholly digesti
ble and most appetizing.
A prominent physician snya of Cottelene: "Cottolene,
being essentially n vegetable product, forms the most
healthful and nutritious coolcing medium known to tho
food experts and medio I profession." (From an article
in tho American tiouschccpcr, entitled The Most
I Icalthful of All Cooking Fats," by Dr. James Puigcj
cr and careful housewife will
vuluablo FREE Cook Book,
Send for your copy today, also
from your grocer.
CHICAGO
HOMINY CRKSC1CNTS -
line hominy or c rn tor tl tuny bruinl J
In U"! mine way to tcivc wuh menu
or lor In? aVumi vrlih rytup. Coot' JO
cup liominy or niol In I pint boiling
water c vr r ihr flee tint II thickened, then
pUce over byline wnttr ti (inu.ii cook
ing (or ntKiut Ail biinr, niMlnrr '' nJ
moie wbtcr If I-ki tulf, nlo ihu yollc ti
an cK'g, ot n liitla buttrr. Wtirn dour,
pour Into lUl pan nixl hen cixd cut
Into cieiccnt. tliamr mlt rr nulr-i, roll
in fpc tt-idciutnl'taiiilf y In Coilolrne.
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We have just landed a large stock of SHOES that we will place on
sale SATURDAY MORNING, February 28th at unheard of prices
One lot ol' good Heavy "Work Shoes, all sues, (fi C One lot of 12-inoli High Toji.s, .sizcB 10 and 11, (!J A A A K00 HrcsH Shoe, righl up lo dale in Htylo,
sale iirieo .". tl.ij sale price U)3UU sale price .. .'.
Kubber Boots, fflf C Baby Shoes, sizes and
-- ' ,l sale price wZiOD '1, go at OC
Now, if you are going to need any Shoes, this is your chance. Don't miss it. Shoos for Men, Women and Children.
Ten O'clock Broom Sale 10c
At 10 o'clock sharp Saturday we will place on sale a lot of good Brooms, one to a customer, only 10. Will also give a 10c HATPIN FREE with ovory broom... No brooms sold to children.
Mark well the time and place and be on hand at 10 o'clock sharp if you want a broom. This vill be our last sale this week and this month.
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CHEAPEST STORE IN THE WEST
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