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FIFTY MEN LOST
ON GREAT LAKES
THE GREAT MATHEWSON AND OTHER BASEBALL STARS TO BE SEEN AT THE GIANTS-WHITE SOX GAME IN MEDFORD MONDAY
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DURING
BLIZZARD
nUTUOIT, Xov. 12. TIiourIi
tijcjro was sill a rnsliK ca on tlu
Oront l.nkt'8 today most of tho vts
wU which linvo Iwoii liolil In lake
lmrtu by tho etorm which has tied
ui nnvlRfition Hlnct Sunday morning
wciro preparing to Bail.
Shlpiiliip tuon said It was too noon
to cutlinntn Ihq extent of losses, lint
(liny could account for at lonst CO
men drowned nnd $2,000,000 dam
age. The Canadian shore was strewn
with wrecknKO nnd n doxun boats
vore reported on the rocks at as
snany points along the shores of the
lakes. With tho storm apparently
over and tho sea gradually stthMd
Inp, It was believed however, that
most of them would be saved,
Tho steamships Waldo and Tnr
ront Chief, both of which were re
ported stranded, had gone down to
dny, but their crews were saved.
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i I L NOT COMNG : BROCKMAN ON TRIAL
Tackle Catarrh Now
Be Frw All Winter
Avoid .Colds, Stall Pniumonia, Kcip Your Nou
Clear and Your Throat Frit.
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That there Is an excellent prospect
for tho "Buzzard mine" on tho Ump-
qua dlvldo near the head of Elk
creek to become a big property Is
shown by tho report of tho Sclby
Smelting and Lead company on sacks
of ore recently shipped by w. C.
Lcever, one of tho owners.
EPWORTH LEAGUE
ELEGTS OFFICERS
Following the revival services at
tho Methodist Episcopal church
Tuesday evening the Kpworth League
held their rogula monthly meeting.
A new set of officers were elected
for the ensuing six months after
which refreshments wero served.
The following officers wore elected:
President Thad X. Palton; first vice-
HERE THIS IP
That James J. Hill will not be
seen mis trip In Medford Is shown by
the follewing:
Stevenson, Wash., Nov. 10.
J. A. Perry,
President Commercial Club,
Medford, Ore.
Very sorry that tho tlmo alowed
us prevents our making a visit to
Medford. Wo do, however, appre-
Slxty-clght sacks, weighing 5772 vice-president Miss Julia Fielder;
pounds, averaged $553.96 per ton, third vice-president Miss llazol
totalling $1598,72. Tho gold ran Hawke; fourth vice-president, Mr.
2S.C ounces, sliver 2S.3 ounces and j.Vola Llndley; secretary. Miss Mar-
president Miss Mary Tinker; second .date your kind Invitation and cer-
J talnly aro sorry wc aro unablo to
'.Islt you this time.
lead 7.2 per cent, netting, gold.
$5H.:3; silver, $1C02; lead, $3.07.
Find Man l)lng on Ilallronil Track.
JOLIirr, 111., Nov. 11. H. A. Kel
logg, who claims to bo a Los Angeles
millionaire, was believed dying hero
this afternoon. He was found lying ganlzaion than ever.
beside the Hock Island tracks on the!
edge of the city.
Jorle Mcming; trcasurerMIss Volnu
Woods; organist, Mr. llernard Hob
erts; chorister, Mr. C. A. Meeker.
The new administration desires
the hearty co-operation and support
of every member, and hopes to makj
the league a stronger and better or-
With Medford trade ts Medford made
L. W. HILL.
DENVER Colo., Nov. 11. Seven
coal mine strikers confessed at La
Vcta today to having ambushed and
killed three mlno guards and an au
tomobllo driver near thore.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11. Dr.
FOR LEWD EXPOSURE
II. 11. Urockmnu of Ashland, In
dicted by tho grnud jury (or Indecent
xposuro Is on trial In tho circuit
court this afternoon, a Jury being
selection this morning. A erdlct Is
expected late this afternoon.
Tomorrow the trial of Henry My
nott charged with horsestealing will
be called, nnd then Hoggs and Titus,
accused of contributing to tho dellu
iiuoucy of M)rtle llanscom nnd Hen
trice Knvanaugh will bo put on trial.
MAX FOUND (iqil.TV UXDKIl
NEW Flt.U'D AD LAW
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PASADENA, Cal., Nov. 11. Leo
MIscH was found guilty today of
fraudulent advertising hero In one
of tho flrht prosucutlous In the state
under the new law prohibiting mis-
reprerfentnton of Koodii. Much, It
Frederick A. Cook arrived hero to- was shown, bought tho fag-end of it
day to as); a congressional invcstl- stock of goods owned by n denier In
gatlon Into who got farthest north i high-grade women's wear, added to
It a largo quantity of Inferior stork
bought from outside Jobbers, and ad
vertised tho wluilo iikii $50,001
bankrupt stock of tho hlgh-cliiss
merchandise. Sentence will bo pro
nouiued' Friday by Juntlco Dunham,
WASINOTON. Nov. 1 1. Secretary
of War (lorrlson was nt his desk to
day, following his return from Pana
ma. Ho declared tho caual's locka
"marvels of engineering."
ColToo
Vliv do von drink so
much coHVt' and Unow
.so little about itt?
Ilavo you loanied
what a fine cup of cof
fee pueniiK?
Take a fjood lesson at
once. Your jrocer has
Schilling's Hest or can
get it promptly.
10c a lb; In nroma-tlght
cans; cleanly granulated, ready
for use.
Don't Wnlt Till You're All llu
If yon will b Into nny flmt cIim tro
nnd Kt a bottle iif 8 H H u ri nil
tin. wny to KfltlUK i ll ir tMluitli Hut
don't tot nil) mm work (irf tlml uld Irlch
Df nomvthluii "Jimt ut c"iil."
a H H t tiikrit Intu Iti" Mmi1 Jilt n"
luitiirully iin tlio moKt lnnirlnliliul (ikhI, It
rirvail It liitlvii'iico vwr vwry iiikhii In
tlio ImmI)-, roinrs IIiimusIi nil Hie vkIii nnd
trtvrlv.i, -imliI's nil niuvuui mirtii l
I'tcluinKO liill.itmimlor)' in lOn mul ullirr
Irrllutlnif mibnlniirrii tor arterial rtvmuntN
Hint cfTcclunlly tlniimo llio oyntrtu tnnl
Hum put nu mid to nil vnlurrhul 'lluttun,
It. B. H. clrmm uut III" Blommli of inucuiot
iicvuiiititiitloii. ciiut.lcm niily nir, Wim.
itmkliu; inntvrliiU tu vulrr the liitiotlnu.
romtiliifA with ttipua fotht rlruif titrt ti
rnlrr tlm i-lrt'tilntlmi. mid In Icni limn nil
tiour In ut work tlirtuiKliout tlio tvdy In
tlia pruoiuM ut puillU-ulluii.
Tli inwtloliiul enn)iiiilii f H. H. H.
uru ftUllvuly Just ua vmcuiUI tu wtll
nsiMl Up. Uuo H. S. H. Now.
Imlrttu'ril lienllli tlm nutritive nrntr
lion of tliu uraliiH. meittH. miK'irM, ulul lain
of f.HhlM. Any liicul Irrltnlliix InllUfiurt
In (tin IiIimmI Id rojvvtrd by llio Umiih vH
nnd rlluiliiatiMl by riwmn of tlia tlinulA.
tllitf lnltulii'i f t' H. II.
oil will muni tisillin lln wonderful III
ItuiMK'it ty Urn nl.ioiH'o ef hwilai'lim, n i(
cld.xl dcarlnu if tlm nlr i.iiir, iv
(pndlly luinivr. hit.il ndllln and i
NKiitn of tnHtlty rulliif ttuit iroc loiw
I'uiiiplvlrly catarrh often Infvats tliu on
tiro )-li'iu.
Ymi vlll llnd II. II, H. on ilo nt nil dnie
Mloiua. It U n iriiiutkiililx rvllinly for
uny nnd nil Mood uRmIIoii. iucIi n
.oipiiim, rli, lui'iM. ("Iter, piorlmln.
IioIU. nnd ull olhor dlamitot coioIIIIoiik of
llio MmkI. For Mclal ndvli'.i on nny
I.UhkI dlnoitan wrllo In Tlm Hwltt IHxKlOu
Co., KUJ Hwlfl III. lit. AllnnU, (la.
Do not trliln wild iitMiHutcit, Imlta
tloni or nny of tti liordo ut "Juit tut
yvd" Cuuutortullii of U. U. U.
when you tire
of rough, strong
high proof whiskey
Cyrus
Noble
bottled at drinking strength
W. J. Vun Scluiy ver & Co., General Agents
Portland, Oregon
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MANN'S Greatest Thanksgiving Sale MANN'S
rPTOTRAT. AVITMTTr. Ml.' A II POST ni.'l.'IPK.
CENTRAL AVENUE
OPENS THURSDAY, NOV. 13th, AND CONTINUES FOR
Our Annual Thanksgiving Sale opens Thursday morning,
and we assure you it will be the Greatest In Our History!
TWO WEEKS
For months we have been preparing for this BIG Sale,
BE SURE YOU GET SOME OF THE BARGAINS!!
HP'
Thanksgiving Clearance Sale in
Ready-to-Wear Department
EVERY WINTER SUIT AND COAT AT
SENSATIONAL REDUCTIONS
$15.00 Suits now $9.98
$10.50 Suits now $12.48
$18.00 Suits now $14.98
$20.00 Suits now S16.98
$25.00 Suits now S19.98
$27.50 Suits now $22.48
$30.00 Suits now $24.48
$35.00 Suits now $27.48
$40.00 Suits now $29.98
All New Goods
$12.50 Coats now. $8.48
$15.00 Coats now $9.9S
$1G.50 Coats now $12.48
$18.00 Coats now $14.98
$20.00 Coats now $16.98
$25.00 Coats now $19.98
$27.50 Coats now $22.48
$35.00 Coats now $27.48
$10.00 Coats now $29.98
-All Now Goods
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Thanksgiving Sale of TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS and TOWELS
A SPLENDDD OPPORTUNITY FOR THE THRIFTY HOUSEKEEPER TO SAVE MONEY
20c TOWELS 10
100 doz. heavy Huck
Towels, 18x31, ehoaj)
at 20e, this sa 1 A
only, each . ... X UC
NAPKINS
22x22 .Mei'eoriy.ed, 75c grade, do. 59
22x22 Damask,'$1.25 KnuW, do, 98
21x21 Damaslc, $1.75 grade, doz $1.59
21x21 all Linen, $2.50 grade, do. .,.$1.98
21x21 all Imen, $3.25 grade, do. $2(89
BED SPREADS
'Full size, good and
heavy, $1.25
now on Male,
eaeh
grade,
98c
BIG BARGAINS IN TABLE LINEN
(50 inch mercerized Tahlo Damask, all new
patterns, 50c grade, now 29
(JO inch mercerized Tahlo Damask, hoaitiful
patterns, 05c grade, a yard 48
72 inch plain Linen Damask, a yard $1.25
72 inch pure Linen Tahlo Damask, exclusive
patterns, $1.75 grade, now, a yard $1.48
51 inch Table Padding, very special, yard 44
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FREE SAVE YOUR SALES SLIPS AND GET ROGERS SILVERWARE FREE
SWEATERS
Women's wool Swea
ters, $2 JT1 iQ
values, catPJL.TbO
CHILDREN'S WINTER COATS
i nu Uiiiiuiru ui um niiii iv ul
Children's Winter Coats, real
$5.00 values, now
$3.98
PETTICOATS
Near-Silk and Satino
Petticoats, QQ
$2 values, ea.yOC
FREE SAVE OUR SALES SLIPS AND GET ROGERS SILVERWARE FREE
WAISTS
$'v A Women's Plannel Waists,
up to $2.00 vale
now
$1.48
Women's Crepe AVaists, cut
in the latest styles; very
special for this jj AQ
HOUSE DRESSES
50 new House Dresses, made
of Percale and Ginghams; up
to $2.00 values, this sale, each
$1.19
NIGHT GOWNS
Women's Flannelette Night
Gowns, all sizes, 75c A Q
grade, each..., TcOC
Women's Flannelette Gowns
good heavy grade, worth
$1.00, this sale,
each .
69c
Best Dress
Prints,
this sal
Prints, r
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BLANKETS AND COMFORTERS
Heavy, largo size 1 C J lea vy, full size
cotton Blankets, pr. LZJ Comforters, each
Our New Christmas Handkorchiefs Now on Sale, Ask to Soo Thorn
Oour Silk and Dress Goods Stock Is tho Best in Medford.
in This Department.
Messaline
18 inches
wide, all silk,
in eveiy de
'sirable shade,
75c grade,
now, a yard
Fancy Silk
5000 yards
now .Fancy
Silks, 2-1 inch,
wide, up to
$1.50 values,
now,' a yard
Crope d' chine
'10 inches
wide, in all
tho new
shades, good
as most $2.00
grades, a yard
BIG BARGAINS IN SHEETS AND
PILLOW SLIPS
72x90 Leader Sheets, (iOc grade, each 39
72x!)0 Salem Sheets, 75c grade, each 09
72x90 I'equot Sheets, 85c grade, each 75
'12x15 inch Pillow Cases, 18c grade, each 11
'15x3(5 Salem Cases, 25c grade, each , .. .22 &
'12x3(5 Pifpiot Cases, 25c grade, each 22
'12x3(5 llenist itched Cases, 30c grade, ea. 29 y
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98c
Bost Cotton
Challies, C
sale, yard.5C
Batiste
38 inch all
wool Hatisto
in the now
evening
shades, a yard
Tariff Reduction Prices Provail
pioaking
Sorgo
'12 inch nil
wool Serge in
(ho popular
shades, $1.00
grade, a yard
na i
(5 in. heavy
Cloaking in
Plaids and
Mixtures,
$2.50 va Inert, a
yard
48c
77c
$1.69
49c
89c
$1.89
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