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MEDFORD MATIi TRIBUNE, MEDFORD ORROON, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 191,"
STEL 10 LECTURE
ON CRATER LAKE
You will like the taste, of
Cottolene-cooked foods
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MISS MURPHY
WINS EIGHT EOR
RAILROAD FARE
MERCHANTS UNITE
ASHLAND
WITH
NEW
VIEWS
m ASSOCIATION
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Tuimday mvoiiImk ill R oVIorlt,
Mitruli HO, Will (I. Ktiiiil, Mtumilnluiid
rut or Cralur l.alio Nutloiuil l'ark,
will IV4i it friHi lectin o at tint rnviiiy.
turlini church In Hi In city under tint
auspices of 'I'iiIImiiiiiii IoiIkh No, III,
IC. or I1. Tlio lectin 0 will Imi Illus
tinted li'y fiintrrn mill n rti.it net
200 colnrod pliitnH, About rlfly vIowh
by tbo fatnoun artist Klntir bnvo ituyiir
Ihmiii tikuil mill will ho nliown lnro
In tholr flrnt trial. All these plates
linvo bi'on siwlally prnpnnul ror Mr,
Steel nt Itlii own nxpiomn nml ninny
or tliom nro IiIkIi pi lend work of iirt.
Illii thuroiiitli kiiovliHtj;o, coupled
with Krcnt enthusiasm nml love or IiIh
work makes Mr. Stool's lecture n very
lnli'n'HlIni; nml Irnitriictlvn nno on
tliln i;rcat natural wonder nml douldy
mi whuit Illustrated by such olcnaut
lmH.
Superintendent Hteel turn i:lvon
thin lecture In vnrlotin places In the
northwest but thin In bin firm Ice-
turo In Medford nml its hn always
pleases nml edifies hln nurtlejiron on
this popular subject, ho no doubt will
linvo n crowded Iioiiimj. Parents are
l((iiiHind to not allow children under
ID to k ror they would crovd out
older linen who would hotter appre
ciate tho lecturo thnu tbo children.
TURKS
CONT
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MISSION MASSACR
E
TIKI.IS, KiiHhjii, rimrmliiy, March
!Wi, .' p. in., iu IV'IniKrml, .Mnreli '-'(I,
111 ii. in. Tiiikinli troojH have oom
milted rurtlier iicIn of violence at Iho
Aiueriean iuiioii in l.'iuiniuli, I'cr
Hin, ncconliiij; to a nit'SsiiKit received
by the local viceroy from Gordon
I'mliloek, the American com.nl at
Tahri.
Mr. I'mlilnck liant.inil u iuehMij;o
from .Misiionary Holier! .M. I.tiliarco
at I'rutmali to the effect that the
Turkish consul nt I'miamli foiccil liU
way into the mUsion compound with
a nuialier of Turl.ii.li lef-ulnr troops
ami miKucil Home Ayrian riirixliau
rpfiipseH who were then iiinnmiercd.
Tho TurkM nlxo beat ami iiiMultcd
the American iiilHsioiiune-:.
albaInIvolt
HAI.KM, Marili 211- Tlml MIhii Alii
hroidno (' Murphy, u iichool toucher
or Mcdroid known hoiiidlnliin ahoiil
flKlitliiK ror lior ,rlKhlM, oven IIiouhIi
the buttle be wild n fflnnt corporn-
tlou, wan pioved today, when tho In
terstate Commerco Commission not t
tlnd the State l.ullioad Commission
that It bud Instructed tho Koutliern
I'nclfli) conipuny to relmhuiso tho
youmt woman ror an overcharge In
rnllrond faro,
Tbo cnoo In Hitch a iinliiuo onu that
(ho member of the Interstate Com
'jnorco touimlmdon nut on luiuc at the
bearlnK, ami tbo verdict In favor of
MbtN Murphy was a timtulmuiin one.
A loss determined poison would have
KlvVn up tho flKhl Ioiik no, but not
tho plucky Medford "reboot mn'nut."
In a lellT to tho Ilallroad Com
mission litHt .fitly, Mliw .Murphy sold
that In June, t!li:i, she purchased a
ticket at Medford for Omaha and re
turn for ftl'J.HO. Tho nKont at Med
ford Informed bur thnt returning Mho
could ko by way of DourIos, Wo
Jf nlie den I rod, by pay In c no addition
nl $7.:tr,. and If hIiii did not i;o to
thnt plnco tho money would bo m
turned. I'art of the trip to Omaha
wnn via tbo Union Pnclflc, but re
tiirnlnrj to reach DotiKlan ulio wan
compelled to pn nn far an Chuyenne
over the Chlcami & N'ortbcntrrn
and n faro of l!!.0O wnn tharr.ed.
nlthotii'li kIio objected to pnylnt; It.
Hbe. however, did not bnvo llmo to
titoy nt Doiikmh, and ronneiiiently,
contended that tbo 17 3.'. and II 2. CO
nhould bo returned to her. Thu In
tcrntntu Couimurcv ConmilHfllon order
ed it paid.
Mlia Murphy In n nlattir or Joe and
Will Murphy ami ban recently bo
roino n renldent or l'orttnnd.
PROVESTHREATENING
ItOMi:, .March sn. -Tlui Hltuntlon
at Uurnzzo In Albnnln, would nitnlii
npepnr to bo nerloilM, accordliiK to din
pntchcH coiiiIiik to Home. Thu Innur
KtmlH nro hoinbiirdliiK I be port and
threnteiiliiK to doitrloy It If the cou
nular rcp.n'Hcutntlvert nro not hucccjm
till In pernuiidluK I.MMnd P.'irIiii, tbo
TurkUh provlnlonal pjrunldunt, to
lento tlm country.
Hevornl cannon nhotn dtirlni" tho
boinbardmeiit ntrticlt a renlileuco or
l.ntind Panba. Uoclu and public build
luiin nlHO nuffcred.
Tho truck team wnn cnlled out for
Iprnctko Tuenday ovenlni; A rnlr
crowd roHpomlcd. It In excctei thnt
tho main body or thu boyn will couio
out tho rirnt or next week.
Tim Itouniltirii will kIvo n dnnc-at
tho Nntntorliiui thU ovcntnir. Tbo
high In cordially Invited,
Jnmcn H. Morgan, a Junior, In nt
tendliiK tho locnl IiIkIi ncbool. I to In
from Weliior, lilabo,
A ntudeut body iiicctluj. wnn held
nt tho hti;h ncbool Tburiidny nftor
noon nml tho financial rotuniH of
tho Imnkotbnll M'anon wan rend. Tho
cxpcinm of tho neavou wnn JNiilir. I.
Tbo IiIkIi ncbool nlartod In with
$l! ill, which wan left over from the
root ball iieanon; 11012.11 wnn tnl.cn
In during thu KoaHoa nml after all ex
lietiHen wero pnld tho hlr.li ncbool lmd
f 143.07 left. Thin wan one of tho
hcNt yearn In athletics ror nomo tluiu.
Itaymoml Kinh will defend hln hon
or In tho teiinln totifnnmcul to bo
held In April.
A Hpcclal coiiruo will lie Held In
manual trulnlni during tho nuuuuer
AHIII'ANI), Maich 20. -After
mucli delay in a mowim'til iiIoiik IIiIh
ilne, Axliliunl ih o have a McrcliuntM'
iiNHoeiallon. 1'ieliminnry nlep lo
wiimIk iormliiK wtn'li nu oixNiiixation
will ho taken at a meeting to be hold
ul. Mooc hall IIijm (Kiiilay) uriming.
In thu wonlliiK of (he iiiinnnnccmcnt,
"III.. ,.ltti,'l ih III,. lit, rdimtiylil.r i.T
jniMiiieMN inleicNtn and tho woll'iire of
Axhlaml." I'ery IiiikIiioxh man in
town in invited. An iiNMoeiatioii of
(lib) l.iinl in uowixe eonfllcln with Hie
Work of Hie Commercial club, imin
much in eneli (irxttuintiou linn it
oimi prohlcuiH ami neope of nctlv-
iliim, .Mn I tin I help umlnnirprotu(!
lion U it aim.
I,. It. Merriel; of I'ortlnml U e.
I pert cd to Im prCNcnt, nUo nuvarul
uiembcrM from Slcdford'x eoulinjtenl
of live wirox, who will ive pHiimony
n h In Iho failh which in in theut. A
biitiittel nml Hiuoker will iimm!mI in
wluliiiK awitv the Hoeial hour. .Moose
hall will itmlouhtedlv be tin1 xecne of
a lively ami iiitrrcrttng im'ctin.
RAIN CHECKS FIGHT
WNN
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(ifriclal
by thu
PARIS, March 2fl -Tbo
Mtutenutnt clvvn out today
French war oMco nayn:
"Yonterdny wan cnlm nloitB tho
Creator part or the front wltn alrnoet
contlnuoiiH rain. Attempted nttneks
by tho enomy between tho Mumto and
thu MohcIIu wero easily and I in in o-
dlatoly repulsed.
"Th enemy mndu two nttnckn, nt
IIoIh da Conncnvoyo nnd Iloln des
CauroH, northward or Vordun, thrco
tit l.pnrKcs and two nt Hols Lu Pro
'tro."
In addition to making food better, Cottolene makes it taste
better gives it more appeal to the appetite a relish that
cannot be obtained with any other shortening or cooking fat
Cottolene is itself a choice pure food product It consists of the
most highly refined cottonseed oil, combined with selected beef,
stearine.
Attempts to imitate Cottolene and to produce substitutes, for
it have failed because only a specially refined highest grade
cottonseed oil is used exclusively in Cottolene, and the beef
stearine is from choice leaf beef suet
h Cottolene
MILUONAIRETIMBER OWNER
JOHN STEWART PASSES AWAY
AI'ltnitA, III.. Mnrch 2(1. John
Stewart, millionaire owner of crcnt
tracts of timber (amis throughout the
northwest, died here, today, lined 89
year.''.
GRIZZLIES CLUB HOLDS
BUSINESS MEETING
Tho flrlillert met at tbo library
Inst iiIkIiL and panned tho roIlowliiK
reielutlln:
WliuronH, Micro In no nyntomntlo
effort holm; iml forth In Houthurn
OroKou to collect nnd proporly pro
nervo hlHtorlcnt mnnuncrlptn nnd
rollcn, or to permanently murk hcoiich
or hlntnrlcul IntercHt and Importance,
tboroforo bo It.
llonolved, thnt tho oxecuttvo coun
cil ha liiHtructed to nialto It tho duty
of tho historian to collect hlntorlcnl
dta and rollcn of tho mittlemont of
tho wont, and nioro vHpeolnlly of tho
Itoipiu Hlvor vnlloy, nml to koop nnd
cluBnlfy such inntorlnl In a flroproot
lmlldlnK In iho o tiyof Moil ford for
tho bonoflt of tho public. AIho, ho It
further.
HuroIvoi, thnt tho oxooutlro coun
cil luuuodlntoly autborlr.o nnd lu
Htruct tho hlHtoi'lun to purchnso inn
torlnla and to oroct n miltublc, pormn
nont inonumout on ouch or mo fol
lowing locutlenn: Fort Lnno, (lonornl
I-uno's conforonco with Indiana on
tho oldns of Tnblo Itock ami tho npot
In Jncknon county whuro nold wuh
find dlBcoyorod.
Noxt fiundny'H trip will bo to Tnblo
Hock. Auto biisa leavoH hotel Mod
ford 9:30 a. in. lloturu trip will bo
made ho mQinbom can uttond uvnnlnK
'uorvlccii.
. On Tlr.irndny ovonliiR tho flrlzzlloa
will hold tholr first "Cnnip Firo" two
nml ono-liulf mllea went or town la
tho "1'orryilnlo Woods." Moiuborn
will loavo Wi8hni;ton HChool
V . "
WOMEN WHO ARE
ALWAYS TIRED
French Remedy for
8 Stomach Troubles
Tho IvadliiK doctorn of Franco
linvo ror yenrn unci! n prescription or
vimetnlde olln ror chronic titoninch
tro utile and cntintlpntlon that nctn
like n charm. One done will convince
Several canon or onm' Htnnclnc aro
often greatly twiioflted within HI
bourn. So many people nro getting
nurprltlni; resultH thnt wo reel all
pontoon HiifferliiK from conntlpntlou,
lower bowel, liver and ntomnch trou
bloa Hlioulil try Jlnjr' AVonccrful
llomedy. It In Hold by lending drug
glntn everywhere with the positive
undci-Miutidlng thnt our money will
Ih refunded without ipicvthm or
quibble If UNH bottle falU to give
ou aliKoluto Hatlnfactlon. Adv.
has for a quarter of a century been a
leader among pure food products. Its
supremacy over all other shortening
and cooking fats remains unchallenged
Insist upon getting real Cottolene,
and satisfaction must be
yours. Make your biscuits,
your pies and your cakes
more tempting, more pleasing
to the palate, more easily di
gested, by using Cottolene for
shortening.
For frying, use Cottolene over
and over. It doesnot absorb
tastes or odors. Always heat
it slowly and use one-third less than
of any other shortening or frying fat
It is always ready for instant use. No
chopping or crushing is necessary. It
mixes readily with flour and creams up
beautifully.
Pails of various sizes, to serve
your convenience. Arrange
with your grocer for a reg
ular supply.
Write to our General Offices,
Chicago, for a free copy of
our real cook book, "HOME
HELPS,"
Lw-FAlRBANKNti
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Cottolene makes good cooking better
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SPECIALIZE
LEARN TO DO SOME ONE THING WELL
AND SUCCESS IS YOURS
Dookkooplns, Accountancy, Shorthand nnd Typewriting, aro rightly
cnllcd "Stopplng-atonen to Success.' Learn them at tho
Medford Commercial College
"Tho School That Specialize In lliislnej-s lMncatlmi."
Unroll now. School all Summer Day and Kvuning. 31 X. Grapo St.
in
May
Find Help
Letter.
in
This
BH8H
If HH
fo-KArlTTirailaii
Swnn Crook, Mich. "I cannot nnenk
too hlgbly of your medlcluo. When
Uiruush neglect or
overwork 1 srot run
down and, my nppo
uw ts poor and I
haVQ thnt weak, lun
KuJd, alwoyu tired
feeling. I gut a hot
UoofLydIftE.PInk
ham'n Vogotublo
Compound, nnd it
builds nm up, glvca
mo atrongth, and ro
ntoros mo to norfect
lieatui again, it is truly a groat bless
ing to women, and I cannot speak too
highly of It. I take pleasure In recom
mending it to othora." Mrs. Annik
Camhkon, H.P.D., No. 1, Swan Creek,
Mlchlgun.
Auothor Sufforor Kollnvod.
Hebron, Mo. ''Before taking your
remedies I wus ull run down, discour
aged and had fvmalo vvoakuess. I took
Lydln E. Plnkhnui's Vegotnhlo Com
)oum and used thu Sunutivo Wash, nnd
find today thnt I am on entirely now
woman, ready and willing- to do. my
housowork now, whoro beforo taking
your medicine it wan a drond, I try to
impress upon tlio minds of nil ailing
women I moot tho bonefits thoy can
dorivo from your medlclnoa." Mrs.
CiiAttuaj Itowu, Konnobugo, Muino.
If you want special udvlcn
wrlto to Lyillu 13. Plnklinm rod
iclno Co., (oonliiluiittnl) Lynn,
MjHN. Your lottor Wil bo oneneil.
7)30 road and uiiHworod liytvwoiuuu
mid iicld In strict cquIUIcuco,
UNION FEED AND
LIVERY STABLE
FULL EQUIPPED
LIVERY STABLE
AMBULANCE SERVICE
112 South Rivcrsido
Phono 150
GAUNYAW &
BOSTWICK
Proprlotor.
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WHEN YOU VISIT THE
PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION
do not forget to tako with you some of. our Travelers
Checks thu Safe, Convenient Medium which ounbles
you to procuro cash promptly whercnor you go.
OVgn 52 VCARS UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT'
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WESTON'S
CAMERA SHOP
203 East Main Street
Medford
Tlio, Only Exclusive
Commorcial Photographers
in Southern OroRon
Nogntivos Made any tinio or
place by appointmont
Phono 147-J
Wo'U do tho rest
K. D, WESTON, Prop, i
FIELD PEAS
Among tho field grains that thrive In this locality Is FIKLl) PICAS,
tho great forage ylelder for hogs and entile. It also is a sroat liumus
liulldor for worn cut noils. Try nomo this spring. Wo also have to
offer tho follow lug field seeds: Karly Maturing Spring Oats, Alfalfa,
Timothy, deit Clover, Hyo (irnssos, Kleld and Sweet Corn, Sudan
Crass, Millets, uml various other Hold beods suitable to this locnl
ity, nnd pt tested (piullty.
MONARCH SEED & FEED CO.
;il7 K. M.M.N ST.
A DRAMA
111 One Act
PlaceOffice of factory manager.
Mi's. A. (wife of omployo who had been given "notico"
the night before) AVhy, Mr. T5., my husband-has been
with you ten years; we thought he was a fixture here."
Manager Sit down, Mi's. A.; I want to asleyou a ques
tion. "What kind of so-and-so do you uso at home?
Mjs. A. The same brand we usevd to use at home back
East.
Managei That's exactly it. If you buy out of Oregon,
and evervbodv buvs out of Oregon, what will becdmo of
us 7 Mr. A.'s attention has been frequently called to this
and we simply did this in self-protection."
Moral Patronize Oregon industry, and especially re
member the following concerns whose subscriptions make
possible this campaign. , ,
Bananas
$1 A BUNCH AND UP
At New Banana Store and car on Front Slrcet. Just not In car
"f load, direct from New Orleans.
800 BUNCHES
HANKS,
Tho United Slates National Haul:,
75 Third St., Portland, Or.
"SjSSBblUBXONi
--tr -' WOOL,ENlMIUUS
CAJN'DV -VOOAX'S CHOCOLATES,
Modorn Confectionery Co,
Portland, Orogon.
CKKKALS "GOLIU.X KOI),"
Golden Hod Milling Co.,
rortliind, Oregon. . .
CRAClvKUS "SUIMUCJIK" 1IHAX1).
P. F. Haradon & Son,
Portland, Oregon.
KLKCTH1C1TV Sludo in Orvtjon.
Portland Kallway, Light & Power
Co., Portlaud, Orogon.
PIXTU1UCS KLKCTIUOAL AND
OAS,
J. C, KngUsu Co.,
1C5 Union avo., N Portland, Or.
FUltXlTOlHS HAND-MADE
F. A. Taylor Co.,
130 .Tenth m, Portland, Or,
(lAMHltlNUS
Urowlng Co., Portlaud, Oro.
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Vr
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GAS APPLIANCES AXI) FUIIXAOB8,
Hess MfK. Co,,
G12 Williams avo., Portland, Or.
IMPLEMENTS FARM,
K. M. Wado & Co..
322 Ilawthorno avo., Portland. Or.
KXIT GOODS,
Portland Knitting Co.,
150 Third St., Portland, Or.
MONUMENTS MA1U1LE, GRANITB
Dlaeslng Granite Co.,
207 Third, Portland and Salts, tit.
Offilft Insuranc.
cxcuueiveLV OHKarrn-
Homc Orrico, Corhktt Btuo., Pohtlam
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UUUUKU Ili;UL8, MtiCHAiCAL
GOODS,
Portland Rubier Ml
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