R IO D B . JAN EIRO , Oct. M .— (IP)— The number of persons un accounted for in the sinking of the ocean Mner Prlnclpesaa M«£- alda »hot up to SI# today op the basis of figures compiled after a cheek o f survivors-abpard all i known reseng ships. U n til a ll rescue vessel, reach ? port the o n e t number of victims /■ of this m ajor disaster w ill not be kuoW n^hBf 126G passen gers and crew od the Mafalda, #39 he*» apparently been ac- counted for— leaving y t still missing. The figures, ns compiled by the United Press from every available source: . Landed bf'Mooella— 22. Aboard Dutch steamer x lh e n a ’ — 610. . : Aboard Formosa— 3SS. Received aboard steamdc Ro- settl— 27. . Died abcard Moaella— 4. Seen to be Oaten by sbarlt— 1. Theqp was some doubt that the Rosettl carried survivors. How frantic humans wars swal lowed by mountalnoas. shark-in fested seas was described today by survivors of the Italian liner Prlnclpeesa 'M a fa ld a . arriving here aboard the French jto tr ie r * ! I f who are nOw being received into 'AM “V È A H " W W ’ Hallowe'en deeottttolM W#- POPULAR IN LONDON kren the most impregnable social domlnat*a at parties and to urta» {«atnesMs. i dow displays. STOCKHOLM— (IP)— The stan dard ot the Swedish home has been raised b'y compulsory courses In cooking and home' manage ment, sewing and the care of babies which have been a feature of the Stockholm Public Schools for more than 410 years, accord ing to Mins Oertrude yefgstrom, City Inspector of ’ the Stockholm School Kitchens. Before her malrringe to the Belgian Crown Prince, the Swedish Prtneesa,A*trld graduat ed with honors .aft^r taking n similar coarse,. . s Ths greatest change Is nptiqe- able in the homes of the work ing men... They are cleaner, more comfortable and better run. and the food th a t ' is served Is nourishing and wholesome. This interest is, however, not limited to the working classes. G reat' numbers .o f girls from wealthy families enlist in the municipal courses in cooking. ••Yea" In smart circles has be come "yeh," and to b« smart yon must slur over most pf your Crowdt) eoatlnus to visit I k s vowels and consonants Enders store taking advantage of th e big stock o f ' merchandise which yet remains. City councilmon w ill hold an inormal meeting this evening to < nslder the city budget. Next Tuesday evening a meeting Will held w ith the budget commit- tea of citizens. Starting In a year fad by an exclusive West End night-club cult of the American ago an a »y noing ini clique of back yards with a shotgu goers. Jhokbesides the coroner cou voice and thom ~ Bedford M ail-Trlb American pronunciation has --------— spread rapidly. Its growth and< Tho „ ow V|ce-prerident popularity have been fostered by • WQrltl taloro lu the ,ong r the Increasing number of Amerl- what the state university can actors and actresses who are ¡most right now 1« a cou seen On the English stage a n d 1 good halfbacks.— Buker H Your face Is more nearly you than anything else In your whole personality. Yonr clothes may belle you. your body ¡deny your soul, but your face exposes you. And your Intelligence Is re flected by the condition of the face. Give your face the prop ar care by using Elizabeth Arden’s Cosmetics A special built .«hoe for outdoor workers. Cut* front heavy velour calf. Flirt doulde' sole,’ Barbour storm welt, roomy last. Price, $7.50 OVERLAND SHOE SHOP Li thia Springs Pharmacy . (Ix>cated la the Llthto Springs H otel B uilding) A gent fo r Owl Products. Where Your Feet W ill B ring You Back. NOW FOR THE BIGGEST DAYS OF THIS GREAT, M “ owwv,.', I saw a shark «w illo w a, | | map.” M d q passenger .of the * L Mosetta, which rescued 30 per- f. eons and brought. JNU to * The others Kaving bean ti red to Ute, French-stigm a msgm "W e picked up many bodies and threw them into the sen again to m a ke . room for khe* survivors.” said ths parser of the MospHa. "W e saw many, mangled bodies posting on the water." " it was tenrjbls. H orrible— It shall always remain a gruesome memory,” said CSomma.ndsr Prt vat bf ths rescue ship, a mariner hardened by the .way of the “ Í saw the c ap tM ^ on %t h e bridge when the boat went down. Perhaps he Is stll] on the bridge,” said First Engineer Carlo Laica to ot the Mafalda, IGMR WORK CLASH «AWRK iWHtylRH HOME STANDARD ri-motOred Fokker plane pictured above> Kingsford 8m ith' and 600-mile hop from San Francisco to Australia by way of Hono<. •d In tke Inset, to In charge of the hop. JTke three A ustralians; (toft to right) William V. Todd, navigator; Copt. George Hubert" rallaa f tip Anderson. co-pilot co-pilot. . * » --.«wud i o to r a r r « ad qd Keith Anderson, HAVE ESCAPED RAVEN V ancouver , * b . c .— < m — Had Edgar Allen Poe placed a bit' of tangled firin g ' above his chamber door the poem, the Unwritten Law W as Plea Raven, might never have been of Hop Picker Who w ritten. ■ • - 9 Shot Rancher Ravens flourish in British Col . -.----- :— : ’ ' ’ ' umbia and some purls of Alaska, DALLAS, Ore., Oct. 28.—UP)— as Indians w ill not k ill them, The Jury that Is considering the due to a superstition, and white JUST RECEIVED 30x3 1-2 Oversixe c t o »< ¿ruing ^ P r i e s t . t a « « d men don't' bother to do ho as o f j l r ^ degree murder o j George' The birdk al*e unfit for food. W erllne, wealthy Independent mun. mw nu w eF.’ikunr -atir — A rt Goebel, winner of the Dole w ith ho verdict. prize flight from California to ' Irvin g charges that he shot and Honclulu la considering « non- killed W erllne' because the» hop today. The projected flig h t is g rp ver wan paying atfeptloa to planned for next spring a n d * would employe a thrte-motored V workers ar»' continuing thdlr amphibian plane. drive for/fgnds budget. i.fe fcr the -J #3^900 they do gather on roofs of build ings and make M fearful racket while playing. The birds are crafty, however, and residents hgve learned that a Httle tangled string on a roof w ill keep the nuisances away, for the ravens are canny a h i suspect a trap. • • — PLAN THANKSGIVING FINISHING TODAY ¿ COME TO THE ENDERS CO., ASHLAND, ORE. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29 FOR THE FINAL WIND UP OF OUR CLOSING OUT SALE PRIOR TO REORGANIZING Extra Special LAST CALL! Saturday, Oct. 29 One Special Lot SATURDAY, OCT. 29 — RKMEXIBKR FOLKS! This is a real MONEY-HAV ING EVENT! Made possible by The Enders "Company decision to close out their entire stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Furnishings und Shoes, prior to reorganizing ami rem odeling. Pf<» «Aatter if you have attended thin ft HALE, come for the FINAL WIND-VP HATVRDAV and chare In the greater reduction«... Note the Dally Hppe- • la b ! Road every price! Unheard o f low prices on quality goods now prevail! Cotoe, we say! And bring your friends. Men’s Shoes and Oxfords TO CLOSE OUT." 30x3 1-2 Standard T iret Säle Price, $4.9f 29x4.40 Full Balloon Coni. Tires $1.00, Pair Taxidermist mounting The latest Jmper method. Do not experiment w ith yonr hard earned trophy by hav ing it mounted by any one hut an expert. The largest head of the season w ilt be mounted free. Wardwell Fur Co. which sell regularly I I 4 0 each for nt L im it 1 to a Customer .Woolen Dress Goods. — 50 per eent o ff regular , prices, entire stock of all wool French Serge, Fancy Flannels and Serge In checks and stripes, also plain colon nil to go at Mens Shirts. F all P a tte rn ^ collar attached styles In broadcloth materials, onr regular #1 value, sale price. #1.35. Boys Knicker Sulla GEORGETTE CREPE sises. 4 —-All oolors, 40 in. width. Sells regularly for #1.60 yd. TO CLOHR, OUT Claycomb $1.12 z Yard Ford Sales and Service Phone BO Going At Prices You Cannot Resist! — Another Special lot of W o mens and M I bsos Coats, Plain models, some with fu r collars. Values to #10.00/ — One Lot Womens and Misses Silk a n d .W o o l Dresses. New est patterns and styles. Sells regular at from #12.60 to # lt . \ PETEK PAN POINTS French Heel 12 in. width. A ll the latest and most wanted shadgs in fancy or plain. Regular price, 60c., MEDFORD 8HOBS Cotton and Fibre 811k Hose, Reg. 76c, Sato Price.......l®c Fine Mercerized Cotton and 911k 'Hose. Reg. #1.26; Sale Price A ............ 8®c Black, Brown or W hite, Pure Silk Hose. Values to # 2 J 5 . Sale Price ....... . ri»c iSuits a n d O vercoats . Various styles and colors These aoata sell regular at #9.00. (7LOHE OUT PRICE SATURDAY, OCT. 29 2:00 P.M. ' ADULTS, 40c STUDBJNTS, 2 A r ’ ■' AD Ticket» at the Gate, BOc , SATURDAY m ilit a r y and low to # 7 .6 0 pair. heels. Val. EXTRA SPECIAL PAW One Lot Of Mens and Young Mens Young Mens Suits Ashland High School ONE LOT OF RAINCOATS Val. to #10 pair, all SPECIAL PAW MENS AND BOYS WOMEN S HOSE < v . - . HIGH SCHOOL FIELD Drastically Reduced For Quick Close Out .Some w ith 2 pair panto. 'Sizes 7 t o 12 y ean . Good materials and patterns. Values to #20.00. ‘ TO CLOSE O U T On Sale At From • a " TO CL4MMB OUT V FRAMED OIL PAINTING Sensational, Unmatchable, Unequalled Bargains Await You! Vi Price Cooley Building. Cooley Building — To the first 100 custom ers making a purchase of 13.00 or more on Satur day, Oct. I#, we w ilt M tt one c We also have some ex A SPECIALTY A drama that combines all the hardships and struggles of the early West with the tenderness df father-love. GEO. X HAYES AT THE ORGAN. / < i Saturday, Oct. 29 EXTRA SPECIAL celleut values in larger D err head TOMORROW ONLY * Values »7.00 BALL .. E. J. Smith has been named Chairman of the com m itted^ on the annual Thanksgiving Ball for the Elks. The exact date pf the a ffa ir has got yet been given. Money Saving Event Overcoats Sizes 32 to SO. Sella Regular Good m aterial and for #36.00. • Values to #20,00. . SALE PRICE styles. • TO CLOSE OUT