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11 LIVES LOST
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NOMMffl FOR
PU6ET SOUND
Stetl asscner Ship Admiral Samp
son of Pacific Alaska Navigation
Company Rammed and Sunk by
Canadian Pacific Linfr Princess
Vlcterla Twenty Miles From Seattle
SP.ATTI.K, Anpr. 20. Klovcn
livoq wore- lot wlion Hie sU'cl l1
pptij;r ship Admiral Snmpim of the
Pnrific Alaska XiiviRntion company
wn rnmmoil nml sunk by the Cnnntt
inn Pacific pnssonsor steamship
Prince Victoria off Point No
Point, twenty miles north of Scuttle,
nt fi:HO oVlm'k thw morning tlnnnu
n fog nntl thick smoke from forest
firo. The Princess Victoria brought
tlio survivors to Seattle. Eight of
the lot were members of the. crow
and two passengers. " The ilcail
nmonu the crew nre:
Cnptnin Z. S. Moore.
Third Cook I Cnlmnns.
Firt Wireless Operator . E.
flicker.
Stewnnlos MN M. Campbell.
Seaman C Marquette.
Wl-tehman A. Snter.
Thief Knpncer Allen J. Noon. ,
Messboy J. II. Williams.
Passenger lest:
A. Xi. Rntton, tourist, New York-City.
0. VV. Bryant,-painter, bound for
Seward, Alaska.
Mm. Ruby Barnburp, Seattle.
The name of the other lost pas
senger is not yet obtainable. Cnptnin
Moore could havo saved himself, but
ho declared that ho would go down
with tho ship, nnd did so. t
The Princess Victoria win's njt
Fcriously damaged, (hough her bow
nnd forepeak wore, crushed. She was
able to bsickTiwny fiom the Samp
son. Captain Z. 8, Moore and the
chief engineer of tho Sninpon ore
missing.
Tho loss in ship nnd cargo Is prob
ably $200,000.
- .The Princosi Victoria, rejiorting the
ncoidont, said she wns proceeding to
SeiUtje with imt of tho passenger
nnd crew of tho Admiral Saunwou.
The Admiral Sampson was bound
from Seattle, to Alaska. She had
fifty-six jMissengcrs nnd a crew of
sixty-five.
Tho nir was heavy with smoke nnd
fog nnd it li supposed the collision
was due to this cause. Tho Priueess
Victoria wns bound from Victoria to
Seattle. She makes no mention of
damage to herself, in her brief re
port to her owners. If tho boats
were in tho regulur channel tho Ad
miral Sampson must have gone down
in very deep water nnd must be a to
tal loss. It is inferred from tho
Princess' message that there wns
some loss of life. The Admiral
Sampson sailed for Alaska nt 10
o'clock last night. Among her pas
sengers were: T. C. McCurnin of the
Aluskn-Gustineau Mining company,
nnd twenty structural steel workers,
for Juneau; Jamca Wallace, private
secretary to President II. P. Alexan
der of tho Admiral line, and A. T.
Itudd unci A. L. tttttton of New York
City, round trip tourists.
Loan About $200,000
The Admiral Sampson was n steel
steamer of 2202 gross tonnage, built
nt Philadelphia in 1898 for the
United Krnit company for use in the
banana and tourist trade to the West
Indies. She was purchased by the
Pacific Alusku Navigation company
Boveral yenra ugo and brought to Se
attle via tho Straits of Magellan.
PEAR MARKET
SLIGHTLY
HIGHER
Tho following prices prevailed at
fruit auctions in eastern cltlos fur
Burtlett pears this week;
Monday, August 34:
Now York Pear markot uMshUv
improved. Callfornlas, $1.70; Colo
ration, fl.CC; aBlilngtons, $1.45.
Chicago California, $1.40; Colo
rado, $1.70; Oregon, $1.05, (not
Jtogue rivor.)
lloston Callfornlas, $1.50; Colo
rado!, $1,40.
Tuesday, August 25:
Now York1'our market stronger
today, twpertully California. Cali
fornia, $1.85; jColorudos, fi.OQ;
WMhlHgtonn, $1,50.
ChhMiw OrKOB, $1,35, (not
Koifue river) Colorado, $1.75,
Hwto California, $1.40; Colo,
ride, IMA,
IUf
CM w Ui m, ttor. JmIimmi,
14 fftirwlM tmut,
FEDERAL SENATE
SAN FIlAXClSrO. Cut., Aig. 20.
Returns received this morning from
yesterday's primary election changed
the result indicated last night in but
Olio important particular Joieph It.
Knowland has overcome tho early
loud of Samuel M. Short ridge for the
republican, nomination for United
States senator nnd is himself in front
by n wide margin.
John I). Fredericks has increased
his lead over his three rivals for the
republican nomination for governor
nud his plurality promi-i to reach
tho figure claimed by his managers
10,000.
For the democratic nomination for
governor, l'dward White remains in
tho lead, but the returns are meager,
and a few precinct might reverse the
standing of the leading candidates.
William Kent, independent, appear.
to have won the iwrgressivc nomin
ation for congress in the first dis
trict, his name having been written
in on the ballots extensively.
Progressive Primary
Returns from 482 precincts out of
41(53 in the state give the following
progressive results:
flovcrnor Johnson, 40211.
Lieutenant governor K-hlemnn,
arm.
Senator Ilcnev, 3S(!I; Unwell,
i:on.
Secrctnry of state Murphv, (V0;
O'Hrieut 1090.
Treasurer Monnhuu, 274; Rieh
anlsou, 890.
Returns from t':tl precinels out of
4403 in the state givo the following
democratic tetal:
(' Democratic Itcsnlls
Governor Curtin, :.10H; Hull.
$485; King, 2020; Van Wyck, 143.1;
White, 3425.
Lieutenant governor Snvdcr,
5553.
Senator Griffin, 350(1; Phelnn,
SC05.
Returns from 10 10 precincts out
of 4403 in tho stale uivc the follow
ing republican results:
Republican Returns
Governor Ilelshaw, 237!); Freder
icks, 13,134; Kesling, 741; Rnlston,
2198.
Lieutenant govenior Hnuer 1518;
Kshlemnn, 14S; Shinty 2521; Ward,
2287; Williams, 2751).
Senator Knowland 11,410; Short
ridge, 8425.
American Athletes Scarce; Circus Has to Hunt Abroad
50TO5AULTIMS
Equestrienne-
?6f fl
aelvr In motion pleture. Him Is undo of tho Perils of Paulino will bo
known front coast to ront a thu shown today and tomorrow tioth af
must dnro-dovll, chnnco-tukhiK ecrteS't tornoou nud ovoiiIiiks at tho It tho
hoforo tho camora, Tho seventh npl ntro,
"S? "ElAEMUM & DA1LGY CIRCU5 - GmmiT 'MW'APJX
Foreigners predominate In tho
ranks of tho Darnum ft Uniley
Oreatest Show on Karth, although,
In itself, It is a typically American
institution. Tho reason is found In
tho fact that tho value, of gymnas
tics for promoting health nnd the de
velopment of physique Is recognized
more clearly abroad than In this
country.
Tho agents of tho big circus which
is coming hero next Saturday an
nually empty other lands of eques
trians, acrobats, gymnasts, equili
brists and aerlailsts whoso exploits
of grace, strength, skill and daring
arc not duplicated by native men,
women and children.
In Uermany tho government not
only controls tho practice of gymnas
tics, but makes it compulsory for
every child and adult to undergo n
prescribed amount of such physical
training. In France, also, physical
training by gymnastics is under stato
control; In Sweden, Denmark, Swit
zerland, Italy and Hussla systems
mora or lesj distinct enjoy a wldo
popularity. Tho Finns havo Intro
duced an exceptional degree of varie
ty into their exorcises, as noil as into
tho appliances designed to assist
them. I'liyatcal practice, although
not compulsory, has obtained a per
manent placo In the rode, of elemen
tary schools In Circa t Ilrltaln.
In theso modern days, when the
human form, male and female. Is
decorously dissembled and disguised
by complicated garments, tho free
dom of the circus permits tho patron
to recapture something or tho frank
nnd Innocent delight of tho early
Creeks In tho beauty of tho body,
and becauso tho circus preserve this
unusual privilege Is ono of the rea
sons of Its national popularity, tho
llarnuut & llalley management Ia
convinced.
Tho dressing rooms of tho big
amusement Institution would put a
census taker to flight. They are u
panorama of nations, a congress of
religious, a Tower of HabM for
tongues. More than 500 performers
are on tho payroll. They como from
24 different parts of tho world,.
PERILS OF PAULINE
AT IT THEATRE
The rcmarkahlo think atwut this
most remarkable of nil remarkable
films Is that Paulino's perils get mom
perilous as they go along. Paulino :
without doubt tho most popular cnnr-
MEDFORD, Saturday, Aug'. 29
THIS YEAR, MORC CONVINCINGLY THAN CVKR KFORK, JUS
TIFYING ITS WORLD. ACCLAIMED, TIME -HONORED TITLE
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH
TENTED COLOSSUS H
TOGETHER WITH THE SPLENDID, SUPERB, STIRRINS AN
STUPENDOUS NEW ORIENTAL SPECTACLE AND DALLET
"THE WIZARD PRINCE OF ARABIA"
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P HANTS.
FORTY FAMOUSLY
FUNNY CLOWNS
Mills of Parade Gliriis
MmI llaaillNff lr4Mlal
Awiiiinfal la Ik Hillary af
l'aaaala la Ian faraaa Tr
rtdlaa I'lral lrfraar.
ADMISSION TO THE ENTIRE WONDERLAND, Mc.
ciiii.ntii: iiai.k i'hici:
2 P.M. TWO DAILY PERFORMANCES-! P. M.
IIOIIII UVHt UM; UUI'll liAHl.tKH.
Downtown Ticket Offico at Haskins' Drug Storo, 214 West
Main Stroot. Tickets on salo show day samo prices as
charccod at show grounds
AT
THE STAR THEATRE
Tho Star theatro has an announce
ment ot tho fall and winter bookings
in this Issue. Mary PlckforJ. wno is
so popular with Medtnrd people will
appear every week In single reel
plays. The famous motion pictures ot
Klaw and Krlangcr will be continued,
while tho General film company's
pictures will bo shown exclusively and
tho Frohmann, Shubert, Drady, De
lasco and Klclne attractions aro alsa
among tho bookings.
' Thn rptlirn nf Mr. nml Mm W'nnl.
worth who were with the houne rrom
the start until a few weeka ago in
charge of the music have returned
and will bo welcomed by all lovers of
good music.
....PARIS, Aug. 26, G:25 a. m Char
.lerol was taken and retaken flvo
times In the fighting between the
French and Germans Saturday, Sun
day and Monday according to one ot
tlie railway station staff, at Felgnles,
on the frontier.
MyigMgM;
? -- , m i Al 1
urano upenmg bale 01 New uooas
-AT
KOVERALL APRONS
f- ,Tiisl i'oi(iviil j i lww Iiiim in iliii'lr nnil
fliglit styles, fast colors, .
very special, each TtOC
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HAS JACKSONVILLE
FOUND THE SAME?
The Ann Her Is Found la (tic Straight
foruitl Ntatenient of u Jack
honvillo Itciident
AVe havo been reading week after
week In the local press of Medford
of citizens who have been rid of dis
tressing kidney and bladder trou
bles by Doan's Kidney Fills, and we
have ofton wondered whether tho
samo high opinion of this medicine
is to bo found In our neighboring
towns, This frank and earnest
statement by a well-known and re
spected resident ot Jacksonville will
sot this doubt at rest.
Andrew Cantrnll, California St.
Jacksonville, Oregon, says: "When I
was suffering from bavknehu an I
other kidney ailments, Doan's Kid
ney I'll U came to my aid and stopixij
tho troubles, Tho public (indorse
ment J Kayo them several yours ago
still holds Kood'
I'rlco c, ut all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy- net
Dusu's Kidney J'lIU Hut some (hut
Mr, Ciiinmll had, Foilnr'Mllliuri
Cj., I'm; MtMo, S. V,
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Fresh, crisp, up-to-date styles not an old
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SPECIAL 15 beautiful new Winter
Suits, latest styles, very spe
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$20
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NEW HOUSE DRESSES
"Fall and winter styles, long and short
sleeves, dark and light col-
ors, very special, each ) JL aW3
The New Coats
Are Here
Never have we had such a great variety
of styles and colors new Cape Coats,
new UalmaecaiiH, new Paddocks, new
tight-fitting Hlaek Coats, new Pile Fab
ric Coats, the celebrated "La Vogue"
styles. Tl will pay you to buy now.
SPEd'AL-ltf. new llalmaccan Coats,
iu different eoloi'rt, spct'iul, m rr
eneli $7.yO
FREE-Save Your Saleslips and Get Wm. Roger's Triple Plated Guaranteed Silverware-FREE
DOMESTIC
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f Prints, 3'ai'd
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uwi; urimi;,
each'.
5c
72x90 Pleached Sheets,
tf
48c
Best Table Oijcloth,
now at,
per yard
21c
12 and -IS-inch Pillow
Slips, 20c grade, ,
now, each . ..
15c
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HAVE YOU SEEN THE HAIR
GOODS DEMONSTRATION?
Don't miss seeing tho sensible,, practical, comfortablo
Stemless Switches. The best yet. They stay put' where
you put them, where you want them, See tho new, coils,
tho transformations and the other things iu hair that
lend a regal air to woman's crowning glory.- Mrs, Isett
the expert in charge, will tell vou all about tho'ni.
She'll match your hair, whatever its shade, and she'll tell
you how to got the best results iu hair dressing. Prices
range from $3.50 to $50.00.
If You Make a Purchase She Will Dress Your Hair Free
of Charge
A GREAT NOTION SALE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Clark's O. N. T.
Spool Cotton, A n
fepool ., . .. tC
Clood Hooks and
KyoH, per A n
wril t:-'
Pest Darning ("Jot
ton, per f)
ball .wl'
Pest Sewing and .Ma
chine Needles,
per papfi', ,
4c
Colgalo'h Talcum
Powder, n
pec can . , 1 id-'
flood While Jroild
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