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SUBMARINES SINK
MANY
STEAMERS
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KNOT
VA NUN
LONDON, Aug. 20.-The Spunix!)
steamer Poria Castillo nml the Nor
wegian Btcamcr Svcrosliotjj linvo
hi'un Hiink by ii Hiitiiiianuu. Thrco
tnrnibcrfl of tlio urcw of tlio Poria
Castillo wcro paved. The fate of
tlio others on that crutt and of those
on the tjvercMbortf in unknown.
SOUND
RAISES
OF CRAIER LAKE
TRAPSHOOTERS SHOTT AWAY $00,000 IN SINGLE WEEK.
I'lioto nt Ion sIiohh scene of hlioot.
Klovon tents for lockcm, reMnurnnt,
He; I Rronilhtnnds nnl 1.1 trnjs co.st
$M,noo. At left, W. K. I'hlllltw, IimhI
of ClilcnKo concrete concern, ntul lc
low, It. G. Wclr, l-"reeiH)rt, 111., mn
tlilnlst, unions ciilrniits.
CIIIIIUSTIANIA, Norway, Aiifr- -
via London. A German Hiihinarino
stopped tlio Norwegian run i I Htenmcr
Inna within Norwegian territorial
wutcrn yeolcrilny, but the lirnWy up
IH'araneo if a Norwegian torpedo
boat on tlio scene prevented further
interference with the mail ship.
LONDON, Aug. 20, Two kimiiII
Iltitixh htcanicrfl, the ItchtomicI nml
Ilia Baron Kinkino have been mink
by German HubiiiinincH. I lot h erowH
were hit veil.
The Iteitormcl, 1IMII tons, was
built nt Greenock in 1001 and owned
bv J. Cory & Bonn, limited, of Cardiff.
The Hnruu Krskine, ,'u05 tons, wan
built nt Dumbarton in 1011. Her
owner wn the Hogarth (Shipping enm
Jinny of Glasgow. The Huron Kr-'
nkiiio nailed from New Orleans July
28 for Avoumutith.
LONDON, Aug. 20. Tim Swan
hcii Leader report that the HritiHh
Mennicr New York City has been
mink. Tim ercw of the vchhp! liuu
been saved.
LONDON, Aug. 20. The llritish
htoatnshlps Sainnra of Qlnsgow, nnd
Gladiator, of Liverpool, have been
Hiink.
Tlio crew of the Sainnni is pro
ceeding to port in u trawler.
Thirty-five nieiiilierH of the Glndi
ntor's crew nre in life boats which
nro lieing towed to port bv u trawler.
Visiting Knights who attended the
state grand lodge of Pythians nt ('in
ter Lake linvo returned to their
homes soumliug'the piaises til' fritter
Lake and Talisman Indue nnd linn
in their purpose of bringing the- na
tional lodge meeting hero next year.
The trip to and from the lake was
attended with fow iiceidents to ntitos,
nnd none to the passengers. The
roads were badly cut up but beyond
the dniiiiigo to tire, no seiious in
juries to ears is reported, though
one or two have not yet returned.
Knights bewail nriivintf nt the hike
Monday. All day Tuesday there
wns a steady stream of nutos. The
ciunp wns established under the hem
lock grove, nbove the new hotel and
Tuesday evening the eommisnry led
.'t00 Knights. After dinner theie wes
n concert by the Medford band.
Then the story of Imuinn and Py-
lliinM was staged in n natural nm
phitheater, huge bonfires furnishing
the light. A dance in the uculv com
pleted assembly room of the nev
hotel, music being furnished by the
Imml.
Wednesday morning the grnnd
lodgo and the candidates were takeii
by launch to Winrd Island, where in
me oxunci craicr, llio graml lotlge
assembled and the initial ion cercmon
ie'dvwcro concluded. In the evening
there wns n farewell dance at the
hotel, nfter speeches bv officers of
the grnjitl lodgo nnd visiting Knights.
Karly Thursday the rotuni trip be
pan, n stop for lunch being made nt
Prospect where n concert was rend
ered at Grcivc's hotel.
MANY FORESI
tvi .isyfe
J y A JKf j' Slt lG&,g,i ' MktfMkP I I
P!9 m
mH? ULt
Hy Drown Hnlmes
More than .180,000 is being liter
ally shotuwii y this week bv
of the gun uorld. Kvery scetioa of
the country nnd overy walk tit life
uu represented in the entry list of
1)00 men nnd women which broke all
entry records.
The $80,000 represents the amount
spent by shooters for the fun of feel
ing the kick of n gun, smelling pow
der and hearing the yell of the scorer
calling out "Dend" nfter each ''bud'
WOMAN
DRUNK
FOR II WEEKS
Mrs, Laura Graves appealed again
today before the police on a charge of
drunkenness and' gadding the streets
at nil hours of tile tlav nnd night.
The Mlico allege that Mrs. Graves
has been in a state of intoxication
for two weeks, and that she sleeps
in lumber yards, vacant buildings,
and associates with tramps. Mrs.
Graves denies all these allegations
and avers that most of her woe nre
due to gossip, though not deuviug that
hhe has an inherited fondness for li
enor. Tim polieo warned Mm.
Oinxcs (hut if hho wns again hailed
before the police, she would be given
a III) day's hcctence in the countv jail.
The woman told the police that she
could "behaxo herself" if men with in
vitations to go "joyriding" would
keep nwuy,
According to Hie police Mrs.
Graves wns brought to this eitv I mm
California by a middle iiroiI man,
nnd that they lived us man and uifo
on a five nerc tract east of town for
hix months. Mrs. Graves fondness
for liipior caused complaint to bo
filed by neighbors, mid disgusted her
companion, who left without a faro
veil, Since then the woman has
been living us best she could, us the
hostess of nllov "can rushing parties"
She is n confirmed alcoholic, and
nbout 'M years of age. She says
she has n husband and two children
"somewhere" in Aruomi.
FIRS
RAGING
Koront fires nro niKliiK totlny In
the Crntor National forot reserve In
the fttenmuont district, and on tho
hlllMilo one nnd tlirco quarter miles
HonthPnnt of'Phonnlx; "Tlio Inttor fire
In visible from thin city nnd In IicIiik
comlmttoil by n force of citizens, it
covers a small nren. The fire In tho
Steamboat district Is burnliiK over
an area of 500 ncron, Including koiiio
of tho flnoMt timber In Jackson coun
ty. A fnrro of -'5 men under (ho
direction of Forest IlnnRor I.oPort are
fighting the flamci). No word ban
beo nrecolved from tho' flro today, all
wlrcn to tho runner station being
down.
Heavy forest fires nro burnlnR on
Horso and Solnil creeks and In tho
Klnmntli river country, on tho south
cldo of tho KlnkljoiiH. Tho sky In
overcast with it heavy pall of Hiuoko.
The woodH are aH tlry iih powilor,
from the long drouth, nnd tho forest
flro season Is now at Its height.
pi m uuinmcd nc U
GRAND AMERICAN
SHOOTINGHANDICAP
i i
shooters attending the Grand Ameii
can handicap tournament nt ''liicngo. lis shuttered into bits.
Tin1 event is the blue ribbon cIiismh I Trnp-hootiinr is nmnteur sport nure
and timplc. The shooters not only
provide their own guns nnd shells,
but pay their own rnilrgnd nnd hotel
expenses. And they travel hundreds
,.f miles to reach th tournament
city.
Of the 000 shooters entered 7.00
live in cities outsido of Chicngo. Tho
tournament was booked for five days,
and figaring cacli shooter nt 2 n
day for lodging nnd meals. .f7000 is
spent for hotel bills.
A fair average of the nmuunt,
spent bv each for railroad fine is
$25, making n total of $17,500 for
transportation. Shells cost $30 per.
thousnnd, and it wns estimated dOO,
rjoo would be used dming tho tour
nament, making $12,000 for unimn
nition. . .
The entry fee for n shooter koing
into every event is $li0, but tho aver
age entry feu is $10, bringing that
tntnl for 000 shooters to $30,000.
The treasury of tho nssociation wns
tapped for $10,000, for putting up
tents, erecting traps, buying targets,
etc., bringing n grand total ot 8-V
fi00, which may bo u low estimate,,
if anything.
Men who follow the plow minglo
with millionaires in this sport. Ono
of tho first to pull a trigger wns W.
K. Phillips of Chicago, nnd right be
side him wns It. G. Wicr, n machin
ist from Frecport, III. There was a
ranch owner from Texas and a
painter from Denver. Then there
waM n Concordia, Kan., farmer, who
wns represented by a letter of re
gret. Ho snid ho couldn't como be
enuso ho would bo busy with bis
crops.
Trapshooling is the most cosmo
politan sport under the sun.
Wltn Medford trado ft Medford made,
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED EXPRESS PREPAID.
ADVANCE SALE OF FALL GOODS
CHICAGO, AliB. 20
Clarke
. ............ .. X, i
til i.iiii;uki MiiiuiuiK iroiu mo in
yard murk, today won tho Grand
American handicap, tho fcaturo of
the Grand American Hhootlng tourna
ment nt Grant Pnrk.
Clarke tied with thrco other shoot
ern on 1)0 hreakH out of 100 targets,
ami broka I'D straight on tho shoot
off. TIiobu with whom Clarke tied
nml their scoros on tho shoot off
were:
M. K. Dewlrc, llnmllton, Ind.. 10;
J, J. Itandall, (Ircnuhiirg, KnnsaH, I
IK, nml C. ('. Htukmaii, Yeoman, Iowa !
17.
The four men hnd rinlshed their
stiliiR of SO tnrRets on Thursday
with 78 breaks each.
TWO AMERICANS MISSING.
(Continue from J'ago Ono).
PEACE ORGANIZER
S
MEDFORD
K. P. Uoseiitlial, oicamzer for the
Christian Pence association is in th
;ity today making lurangcineiits tor
the holding of a meeting in this city
Su tho near future, Itosenthal and
assistants base been conducting a
campaign in the Willamette valley,
mid meeting with good success. Tho
theory of the association is that uni
versal peace is elobclv linked with in
dustrial peace and one cannot ciM
without tlio other.
"Peace universal and puttee indus
trial nro uloM'ly nllied," savs Mr.
Itosenthal, "and liner sepcnitinu is
diffimilt. Tho solution to the ouo
problem Is tho solution to the other.
Tho cause of war bet ecu labor nnd
DHjiituI and between iiations is the
tutwti. It is my belief that e
hkowld efatublish trade sohnoU and
dMHOiistrfttiou stations whore nil
Initio n b tuuiibt,"
was done (odav to us.i.t the surw-
vors, many of whom were without
clothes or money. A number of tlio
survivors are suffering from minor
injuries but so far iih is known none
is in u serious condition.
With "tlio main fads of the disaster
established, the Lughsh public tunic 1
attention to the possible effect upon
lelations betwien the Cuited Ntateh
nml Germany.
AnwnltliiK facts
While officials are keeping their
minds oH)n during the hours which
will bo required for unnembllug tho
official evidence they nro thinking
about thcoo peints:
Whether any Americans hno tusm
lost unit whethor tho Arable actually
wan torpedoed without warning
Whether the Arabic, by having
been convoKd on tho beginning of
her vojago had, under International
law, partaken of the character of
her convoy, and waived her right an
a non-combatant.
Whether by proceeding to tho vi
cinity of tho Bteuiner Duntdoy, which
has Juttt previously been torpedoed,
tho Arable's coinuiundor Introduced
any qualifying elrcuiiutanees by vio
lating the rule of tho Hrltlnh admiral
ty, which forbids a ship to risk Itself
by attempting to atwUt unothor whlih
has been torpedoed.
STHWAUT'S KPKINGS
n miles from IMgowood, Calif.,
Reed for rheumatism, stomach trou
ble, ami skin disease, ltatcs $11! per
weok for tent, board ami bath.
A beautiful camping grquml, good
trout stream, delightful climate, alti
tude tOUO foot. Campors nro wel
come. Mall card for bus to meet you.
K. C. I.lojd,
ISdgewood. California.
With Medford Trado is .Motlferd Mado
Here
Is An
Important
Public
Service
AUTO HHKVICi; FHOM ICCJI,K
POINT TO MCni'Oltl) ANII HACK
Tho undersigned will Icavo Frank
Lewis' confectionery every day ei
cept Sunday for Medford with his
auto at 1 o'clock p. m., arrlvluic at 2
p. in. I.earo Nash hotel, Medford, at
5 p. in., arrlvo at Kagle Point at fl
p. in. A part of the traffic Is solicit
od. S, H. HAK.NMSH,
Eagle l'pnt, 0
c
oinco wo nnvo occn np
pointcdLocul Keprcscntntivo
of this remiirknblo Pulilic
Sen'ico wo Imvo heart! words
of nruiso from nil sides. Wo
iinhesitutinKly recommend
cuch nnd every
Toilet Specialty nnd Rorocdln),
nnd at once refund purchase pneo
to unynno not thoroughlysntisflcd
after trial of any of tho more than
100 SAN-TOX Toilet A
nnu KcmedliiU for pruc
every need. Ho sure to try
SANmTOX Public Sorvlco
you will tw delighted.
Outing Flannel
0000 yards of Iancy Outing Flan
nel up (o 121.C values this Q
Kale, a yard ; ...O
AT
MANN'S
Central Ave., Near Postoffice
Blankets
Good size grey Cotton
Blankets, special each
48c
The New Dress Goods
Aro Soiling Fast at Those Prices
118 inch all wool Serges, Fancy Checks
and Fancy Weaves, up to 7re " Q
values, thislsulc, a yard O, J
10 inch Silk and all wool Poplins in the
much wanted shades, why pay Q Qr
1.50, our price, a yard..!.... '.. ,0
'10 inch Crepe l)e Chine, all silk in every
shade, a good $1.50 nuniher (jp -j 1 Q
on sale at a yard. ". p J. . J. J
!H inch soft Finish Taffettn in all colors,
jood as most . 1 .75 values
a yard
r
low,
'( inch guaranteed black Taffetta soft
finish, worth fpl.'Jn, sale price
a yard
31)1.25
89c
fl,'- WA Yilh
I li ' 1 1 M 1 L
fii LL is
hi '', ,frinl
y i 1
New Suits and Coats
Fresh From New York at Wonderful
Values
25 beautiful new Tailored Suits made ot
all wool mannish serge and fancy mix
tures, on sale at d? t O A A
-h .JJ)lo.UU
Heautiful new "La Vogue" Coats at
$18.00, $25.00, $35.00
Children's Corduroy Coats, ages 2 to G
years, very special at (j f Q Q
Children's Heavy AVinter (1oats ages G
to M, good $8.00 values, fit A QQ
very special, at J)4.0
' Women's Corduroy Coats, a very nifty
hi vie, uciieii eiteei in CI kil
brown and green, special,) 1 O. 5 U
los
ally ))
I
Domestic
Sale
lU-st Challies ftr
Comlortersj, sale
price a yard
5c
Cood Cttlon Halls,
a roll. : .
10c
;-
I Jest 3l inehVPeiv
''dtis,.Jn dai'an'd
light,' Styles, vSatur
dav :t vard
12c
Mew Flcct-ed liiued
Kituoua cloth a vard
Heavy Comforters,
very special eayh
$1.48
Hest colored Oil
Cloth, a vard
17c
(ood Apron CJjiig-'
ham, a ytird
Gootl
ham, a
6c
1 )ress
vard
9c
SATURDAY
NOTION SALE
Snap Fastners,
sizes, a dozen
all
3c
Saniiol Talcum
Powder, a can
Hosiery and
Underwear
9c
Giug-
12Jc
Heavy Hath
cloth, a ard
Kobe
MEDFORD PHARMACY
39c
House Linin
eial, a vartl
spu-
4c
Fruit of the Loom
Muslin, a vard
Colgate's Soap, spe
cial, a bar
., 6c
Cr.oehot Qotton, all
sizes, a ball
9c
KC'Iark's O. X. T.
Spool Cotton
7 for 25c
Luster Cotton, all
colors, ball
4c
All Silk Hair Kib
btni, wide width, a
vard
10c
AVhite Fiber Silk
Uose, special at pair
25c
Children's Fine
Pibbed Hose, a pair
AVomen's Union
Suits, 115c grado
29c
15c
25c
Boy's Heavy Hose,
a pair
10c
Women's Fast
Plack Hose, a pair
15c
Children's Hose,
special, a pair
25c
Women's Sleeveless
Vests, 1 5c grade
each
lie
Womon's Muslin
Night Gowns, very
special, each
48c
Children's Musliu
Drawei-s and Waists
25c values, each
10c
Women's, Heavy
Coiitil Corsets, 75t4
values, now, pair
48c