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(.mm I mrnP I lranvsr. vkdtomx ,,a,v Tuesday, mat ,. -
AVORED BY FRAZIER
TnTiu-r 11 mmi uum,Lno HI,llbLU.lumOKiW;LA!il UA hUK MINIMI PRI
rnn Tiinn nor 0 ' I ' IN F(
FOR THEIR USE PROBABLY LOST id u .J OFFICERS' RESERVE F
Survivors ,.f Tr,rlI.H l,.-! ' V J jSL?-& . I I
Tank Steamer Arrive at Liverpool f .jZ KrXV 't,tl''.-ff
-Lieut. Thomas, Commanding ff: 5 JL I
Gunners, ar.d Capt. Harris Both t 3 T . X f
MISSinH; Probably Drowned. f f OA'W V,' 1 ,
ft l'i',f I T' if I I I
It... . - s '
Hamb'ir(i-American Ships Distrlli-
llfprf Amurl...n CLI- y , .. ......
- 11.U11 o:nj raius mu&ij
Speed Up to Equal Destruction
Wrought by U-Boats U. S. Ton
nare Is Balancing Feature.
CHICAGO, May 1. -Figures on tlio
application for admission 0 the cen
tral unny department training parnps
!E
WAKIII.(;TON May t Tim liain
hurg American line 1'ola and Clara
Monnlg at New York have been
turned over ),y the Ainerlean govern
ment for una of the entente allien.
One k,j) will go to I'ranco and tho
oilier to Italy,
WAHIIINOTON, May 1. The 1,'nl
led rllateB liaK already place a con
(ilderal.le amoiint of Hlilp tonnage at
Oil) dlnonal of the entente ..III...
Lord Kimtaeo I'erey, uhlo expert with
the 1-rlllnh inlsHlon, Bald today, that
Ilio government had supplied certain
vewiola to he lined uceordliiK to the
allies needH, hut refuned to liidlcali
what I hey were or If they were the
ncizcrt (iflrmnii hIiIiju.
Lord I'erey declared that Ihn i,r,.u.
cut rate of lull IhIi conalriicllon of
wiliw and tlio American eoimlrucllon
at pieHeiit could not keep pmo with
Ilio prenent rate of dcKtructlon hy mih
marfncH. "The halancliiK flKiiro In Ihn ivnrM
HlrtiKKle," aald Lord Pony, " the
lonnnKo the United Htatos can mip
ply" Lord Percy's announcement wn
Iho find lutlmalloii that tlm nhlpdnK
conrerenrea hud ailually renulled In
any ameeinenl. It wna taken an a
forerunner of a very wide dofroo of
LO.NWI.V, May l.-Tlie
hiirvivorH
ot the American oil tank nte;tmer
Vacuum, uho will arrive in Liverpool
at midnight, include Kohert Williamn,
tJi-enr fiailcH, H'. I,und-ren, A. liyl
and Haymond uncz.
I lie delailM of I lie Miikinc on Anril
'2H tit the Vacuum have liccn r .iJ
at the American emhnsHv l.i.r.. !...)
I cannot he iade pnhlin, it was ex
plained today. The full particular
un; in iiwi ium u i.v 1....- 4 1.
" '"HI JlMMllllIII T .. -11 .
W I .1 1 wiimi (i Mill 111' Cirfllu Itiir t..i :
tache, who prcumnhly have made' "i, K, , 'irn"i wil! l"tH-. What, misS seeing themf"
reports upon them to Waliin-lon .. .... '. ".'"""" 'e " ell, wc iriiess not
... ...... .. 1.:., .v irAi-iii, hi)inc itin
The leader, of , ,,,, ,.,IJ j, , e,,l of elepl,..u of the A. c. mraeB
fir cu.
The American consular MnnU "l,T
oiiliiii, the ,.., . en : ''.expeelant thnlls?
from .he ,.m" 7 ! .. " " ." T"1 . the early mornin
lli,. ........ ...1. 1 .... t ine snow unl'oid.
. ((..,-,. y lilllllt'lj.
Oilier Morloen lMni,
The followilllf are oilier unrviv,.n
who have lamleil: .1 Ki,,,.n
AllL'lisI l.olos. Win. (Ircll l W.I-, '
r . . ..... ' '
1.011M runii, .). .Mmichel, Hare Sin
Ifios, Camilh, Dio, - Andrew, I.im.
he .1. Hamuli, John Mclfolu, fieort;,
Wilson an. I F. Lasher.
Hohert I'. Skinner, the American
consul (jeneral in London, received
a imwcr report from I he survivors
of flic Vacuum who were landed al
an ohseure point out f t,M,., wj,,
1 ... ....
M-uipn service, m,. ,.rv ri
jff officers, announced here today
Tn(Kcatc that nimlicii,.,. 1... . '
eeived from hundreds more men than
eun he ueeommodated. However, it
was pointed out, no statistics un
available on the iiiii.il...ru .; t:i:-.i
tor physical or mentul examinations.
In round numli,. ru il 'ir.kri
, nu.- IU .5.JUU
hnve applied for admission to Fort
Sheridan, Illinois camp, 2.000 to that
ai rort Uenjamin Harrison, Indiana
1'iuo to Fort Snellink", -Minnesota,
mi .,uu to Fort Hilcy, Kansas.
tcrts Sheridan and Uenjamin Har
rison will have capacities of 5000
men each, while the nllm- fun ,.
will have facilities for 2300.
One o'clock is the hour fnr ). 1.;..
how to ooen. when mm r..n .,.. :
you can watch , to feed ll. ...
Later vrin nir.o . .!..... . i .
the Iyylir, ...1. ' ' i icmona,ie what would a
lr ...... ,r wn j circus l,e without doiii- thatf Later
trum ictniL' hands. I.,..,, .hi,, I 1 ...1,1... , 1. ..... . .
., ... ' .-",11.1! 11.. ... is win trumpet and a Jhe
ho Buy the tills uIoiil' the r.,,,i
and hear the steam or-aii. Then out at
the show grounds t.r,.'H ,c ,ri,(,
exhihilion on the nulsi.rc. Ko small
boy or eirl win.1.1 ,.v,.p
lured on the Chimin-' l.ill-lw...r,l ;n
he spread he fore your eyes.
Over six hundred educated wild and
domestic animals arc exhihiteil hy the
l-arnes show, mitni. ,.r .i.:..i. ..L..
MRS. C0NR0Y IS
ELECTED CLUB LEADER
ro-oioialloii in which II... nr...,,,. .....
,.. . . 1
Mm allien to defeat tho ( ,.,.., .. , i K""n".rH . w"r" '"? "ur-
inarlne inena. 1 nors. Allulavils will he ohtainedj
All li,.,ill.H,...i .".,, ,,. men Liverpool hy .
'-rd Percy ,ale that th'o ilrlllnh b1!3'ri7Tl,l.,,,wl. ""'-V
bad numdled Iho American, A"'"'"'"-
Kovmunieiil wllh every ,ial of Iho ''"''wiltly Umt.
idilpnliiK prohl Incliidlnt! the (otalj ." ,H 111,1 believed here that (he
allied lonnane, (he dentnictlon "lihi'iK liuniicrs were taken pris
hy Mm IMimitK, ihn Irreducllilri needn' "bboueh it is possihle ll.nl t.
of the allien; Iho prenent ralo of con-, "'""ler lieuleuanl innv have hcen
nlrucllon ahroiid and Iho Hlandardli!.: lMl"'rl "Imaid I he submarine, The
Iuk hiHMIiiK plann. whole crew of Hie gunners, however
inn milppliiK Innue," nnld Lord,"'""1'1 ll,,v Um inaiiy persons I . . . . . '77'"'"' . .' '
ln-y. "domlaa.en evorylhlnu ,"" be , , I. . r. l,y iiccommodaled on
and In very urnvci, Indeed. TIioukIi " ""buiarine. The prohabilily is thai
Ihe picnont Ilrlllnh coiinlrucllon mid Ml" "'ixsinif h.ml load was'losl, as
the eHllmaled Aineilcan conntrucllon '""lls "I' Ibe ize carried hy Hi.
raiiiiot keep ,. wllh Ihn pienent , V'" n, aceonlini; l naval 'men
rale of dclrucilon. liolti munt he'""1'1'! bave hcen overloaded will,
M"'c,ie,i M v,,ry npprorlahly If the Ma" " dozen men on hoard
"""" "'" 111 11 Id open. Tho war
''-rf "-lis . exlraordinarv. i l , , ZTu ' ""'""'
-- - . v .. ' "! o I . III.
expired ttin o! ono year being taken
.ii rs. a. Kellehor. Jlrg. C. L.
Schleffelln, the retiring president,
wan elected a mem her of the hoard
Mm .7
l' .M llllllV IS thfl ll.ir.l n, ,. ,!... ....
. ,u .....iiiiju ui u,e
hoard of dlrcctorn.
I'resldent V. L. Campbell of the
ntato unlvernlty at KiiKeno will give a
lecture in .Modford next lloml.iv ni,.i.t
at tho public library under the aus
pices or tho (iroater Morlfnrri cih
Tho nubject of I'rosldcnt Campbell's
ANT FliA.VCISCO, May 1. To
day was the last d..v fr- -.n .
tor the officers training en..,r. ,.i,;..i.
will open at the San Francisco Pre
sidio May 15 with an attendance lim-
ucl 10 -J.,00 from n hi.
.... ..... . " '.-11 "...ICS.
ihe officers 1,1 ..Iinrge of enrollint
headquarters were prepared for an
unprecedented rush. f,,M ..
stream of 500 applicants vestcrdav.
The fact thot Ihiu t.... 1-, .
"" -u.i.v oay
ttcwey Day,-' (he anniversary of the
battle in Manila hay, increased re-
ermtinfr. It is believed that the en- !
rollment has far exceeded the 2500 1
unit.
Mrs. it. J. Conroy was elecie.l
president of the flrei.lcr M..,ir,.-,i
club at a meeting yesterday after-iof ,llr''cl"''s for three years
ion. ,,10 oiner officers wore elect
ed as follows: First vice-president.
Mill, .lap Andrews; second vicc-presl-dont.
Mrs. T. (J. Heine; recording sec
retary, Mrs. Hanby; corremondlni:
socrotary, Mrs. W. Ii,' Crows; troan
urer, Mrs. Delroy Clotchell. Mrs. Con
roy was forced to reslmi from tho
Ived llnelf Into 11 race helween
Ihe efficiency of tho llitlM, ,
A ' "lilpyaldn and tho (leiinan
submarine.
"The halnucliiK factor In the wnrl.l
"""KKl" ' th ago tl, li,,!,,,,!
H"""" " ly. Only In cime thin
mine rait 1 in, proHcnl ml rv m,rv
I'" ami food supply l, continued
' in II... most vitally s,.,n proli-
" " wnieu cannot 1,0 cMiKgeralod,
A fliu Advantage,,,
"Th" ' d Hlnlcn." l.o,, Vrcy
Went 011, "In one of Ihe few ........ 1...
that. Ih al.Holulely self-sufriclcnt In
sn 1 p. 1.1111,11 ngn, v lnvo ,,,. (M,
n, the material, , V.,V11(,BH
nine.., iy , .i ,, ,,, r
'"Hiding somewhat h,H unlike this
cninln u,ut ,, , m)( (ihiB
'lie 11 1 r ip,11K nuv
llialei IiiIm,
"The hhlpplnt; i,,-,,!.!,.,,, ,M ,,, (11V
a mailer r l,.llK... , lv
nuiller of how f..t that touting,. In
r.ery I li, ponnlhle In helllg """ "Hel l I. lij
ui.'. I lo nave hI, I ..... ,, ,. r.... , 1 11 1 'ri
Pin pones , , , ,,, .
' "' l' ef the ,., ait,s
lui" Inslllulcl a nalloual shp,,7
l"u"1- ver Ihcm all is tl. ,.,.
enil shipping ,a,,, tt t Htu In l.oa
11 ! alleniptM harniotil,, l.
deiunndn on shipping and dlieci It t
111,1 iiiimiI erri. leul use."
'ailillll Is Imst.
WASHINdTO.V, May I. Fiisl '.
I'icial news of the suhimiriiic deslrue-
Hon of Ihe American lanker Vact
wilh Ihe loss of some of II... ,.r...,. I
officials was r ive.l here l.nhiv
Cnsul Skinner, at Lnodnn.' r,..
I""'1" leslruelion of Ihe ship
ci.nlinncil thai l,.,.,,i,.,,,,i r
eominnii.lcr of Ihe naval gun crew,
and si.inc of his crew are slill miss.'
mg, and pioluihlv I
Scvelltuct, of (he ship's crew ami
11,1 Ibe naval tanners, nil j,,
one limit, vv,.,i rescued.
I'en.llUL' leeeii.l ,.f ........ .I.....M..I
iciiil ml.. me ih. .11 the
pailni.-nl will ,,t ,(,,,
names of Ihe l-iiii eiew
nai'v
public.
V.SIIIN(IT(i, M,,v 1 v,
"'" 1 '"-rs of the naval ear,l
of Ihe American stent v
nnk U a snhiiiarine, n ho h..e I n
lauded ill Flielatlil. uel 1 1
Hie 11111 v ! !,-(
I.' .1. M ...
' ' ' ...ss ; I 1. 1 HIT. f l alll,
11. Lasher, Sr., i:!, ,,, iis; ,,,
'.'li.'la, gunner's male, Ihn, I elas
iiiiiier .loin. Nil,,.,, hi, liuiTicl.l, .
and (leor-e Thomas Wilson, ;i,M,,
l";e seam, .a; faiher, Fit,k Wil
Missouu alle, Iowa,
COLLEGE FORCES
ARE TO MOBILIZE
UI'tiKNK. Ot,
spouse to a iiiiv-
May I . it, ,.
re.etvi.il t.,.i.,.
v f1"111 '' national defense coun
cil, asking for meeting ; ,, ,.
Verslly pteslilenls ,,r ,h pMlte,
Slales lit t, national rp, j.,
deal IV L, Ctntpbell, f ,), p,,v,,..
slly of Oregon, departed last nkhl
for WanhliiKiou.
I'resldent ('i,inp, B vlce-prenl.
" ne AHItoaul Ass,at 0(
I'ltlvornlly exeeutl,,,, and has 1
re,lleteil to slll.inlt t,fr th,, (
linnl defense council a I ,-t,t nl U 1'
irheine for the n... I. Illation of the
ones of the iitition's collegi, B,
iiilverally forces.
Mow's This?
I)0iu (l of (llroctoi-H to tulio tho place of ' n,I,lr' lftH not been chonon as yet
... - lllll ft I, A m .
f GIRLS! MAKE A
f BEAUTY LOTION
WITH LEMONS
Al 1110 eosi or a Hinall Jar of ordi
nary cold cream 0110 can prepare a
full liuartiir plnl of Ihe mont wnntler-
tul lemon skin nofteuer and complex
ion beaiillfler by n.iuoezlng tho Juice
nf two lemons Into a bottle contain
ing three ounces of orchard white.
I'm,) should bo taken lo strain 11,0
Juice through a fine cloth so no lem
on pulp gets In, then thin billon will
keep fresh for mouths. K'very woman
knows that lemon Juice is used to
bleach and remove nucli blemishes im
freckles, iiIIiiwiichh and Ian and Is
Ihe ideal skin softener, snioollieiier
and lieaiilirier.
.lust try it! (let three minces of
..r. hard while at any i.harmacv and
(wo lemons from the gro.-cr and make
"P a quarter plnl of this sweetly fra
uiiint lemon lotion and massage, it
.Idly Inlo the face, neck, arms and
him, In. II should naturally help to
whiten, soften, freshen nnd bring out
lie ronen ami heatily of any skin. It
is truly marvelous to sinooibeu rough
i- .l hands.
OREGON PREPARES FOR
DRAFT MEASURE
SALE.V, Ore.. Mv 1 n.
James Withycomhe today set under
y measures for promptly making
m every countv of n.
the conscription registration plan ex
pected to bo adopted hy congress.
Acting under instructions from the
war department the novmnr s.,
constituted the sheriff clori, .,
flclal physician of each county an ex-
uooiitng anu registration board for
young men eligible tin.lnr th
pectivo law, the boards to begin their
"ora immediately nnon final nou,.
of the measure. Adjutant-General
O. A. Whlto, of the nrninn
guard, will have gonerni ,ltr,.,i t
uKiairuuon in Oregon.
WASHINGTON', May l.-Oovcr-
Fi-aier of North Dakota told the sen
ate agricultural committee toibjiy that
he believed the fanners of his state
would not object to a minimum price
iixort tor lood products.
"We have hud prices set for years
by the gamblers in the market," said
the governor, "and there is no reason
iney snoitiu not he set hy congress."
"The farmer." flovemor I.',-.,
said, "has produced less in the last
few years because he has not been
getting a living wage and he has of
ten sold his product at a loss."
Preventing soeeulation.
was not easy, hut lie believed congress
Ullglll (10 it.
"It is too far," said the governor,
"from the consumer to ihn ,. r,,.l, .,...
There is no reason whv n cr ,.r ,, l., !
should pass through five or six hands
from the fanner to the miller and a
ear of flour Ihrm.i.h fn,,. ,;,.
from the miller to the consumer."
The governor agreed wilh Senator
Wadsworth there should he some
agency to create a market for the
fanner and with Senut or 1 i.nvnn , li.it
it might he possible to declare it a
i-inne xor any person to buy food
products to lipM "for an unreason
able prfit."
"Do vou think the n,;e i...i
of trade ever did anybody any good?"
'"i oeoaior Kenyon.
"Sometimes it has and some times
't bus not," replied the governor.
Mrs. Fred McPhcrson and Mrs.
Benjamin Brophy of Kanle pi.
spent Tuesday in Medford.
FREE
Cook Book
Wouldn't you like to taste "the
delicious crisp-crusted biscuits and
hot bread that Cottolene makes?
Wouldn't you like to see how,
quickly and deliciously wholesome
Cottolene does all kinds of frying? '
Wouldn't you like to taste de
licious cakes and cookies made
without butter with Cottolene?
We believe you would. So we
have printed a Special Cook Book
containing 239 recipes by famous
cuiks. We shall he olarl fa m,;i '.
you this Cook Book free.
If you prefer to use some of your
. own recipes be sure to use one-third
less Cottolene than you use of other
shortening. Cottolene is richer and
goes farther. But this unusual Cook
Book is well worth writing for. .
Write The N. K. Fairbank Company,.
Ill West Washington Street.)
Chicago. IU.
-rtoM Qoo4. Caching Setter'
At grocers in tins
of convenient sizes
WO.ME.Y STEAIIV won I." illic
it used to be said that women could
not be depended upon like men to
work steadily and. consenonti
ought not to expect so much pay as
men employed at S mllar wort.
While It would be foolish for ,
VOIlTlw uinn.n-
, ,. 10 siay at work when
physically unfit, it is believed that
most women now continue at their
work as constantly as men. Any
woman who is unahlo t ,i ,j
DV. O.IUUIU
tako Lylia E. Plnkham's Vegetable
-omuouno, tne old reliable medicine
for woman, and get the nlrt ho n,i.
tu enaiiio ner to keep at work
Bud Lawrentz
has purchased an Inteerst with 0
F. Williams In the
Medford
Cleaning Works
All kinds of cleanlne
anteed. We call for and mi...
goods.
PboBe 87 8 8. OenbSl
WOOD
Body fir wood by tier or cord. 12
Inch chunks, $2; 16-inch. $2.50.
Pacific Fuel Company, yard P. & E.
H. & Slain St. IMione BS4-U.
Hotel fioyt
Sixth anil HnU ot .
near depots,
TOTOitnarOre. Fireproof.
orated. Rates 75o to f an r
Hiines, Manager.
'
- n num io oe or Croat f,.lnna,
u..u ii largo auomianco Is desired. I,.t. ' '
s in uregon. i , ,,, . , . -uo
tt. WOI K.
I -. IVI A V ' m J
I I ;h m m . MAY r z: !2
t ybJ Seventh (ft V&mL c lU FT
f lm&; U Seventh l -JH
- m w u ii a j i w it'
V M vivOW U1 ILe JJ F - ' ' V -Alt
J flu.-.w .rvijr i -rs. -n.j
t' .
V
A
Baby Flannel
-7-in. white wool
Fhiiiiicl, will not
shrink; very spe
van .'...!29
-itu-li lint
liVdidcretl
uel, fxiunl
tei'lis, verv
fi.il, viiid
:ore
BOOTEES
Aratle of fine laces,
all colors, special 25
ltoyai Arch Masons, at
tontlon. It.sulnr mwl
I n H (onlnhi tTucHdiii I,
ricsno l. present
Tlios. Molli.lt.
)i uV-'IUrT sS;x,ta j .
, L.r w .si.ii.M'e:srsatdii .m j a
HANK or , ,,MM, , ,- k f X
immiizi pnt Now
ik nor. i .,ii, rni, ,, u c n n t , LV
' 1 Sweet Pean.Pan.tcmnJ all H V
pTfrrfl "' I Morse'i Grand Prise ff A
i tfc nil-"" ii
v-V . ...w
I s
Thai del
ly suits
the ilirt;
prices, a
BABY CAPS
Made ,,f nIM, law,,, TKeWoman's St
ti niiiiieti wiru lace. m , Knrlh ranh..
MEDFORD, OREGON
Special Garments for the Rahv
XhL""1 Brtli-,M ft in the
BOYS' WASH SUITS
V (lie tuli. (',,!, e.niiC.rtahl
Kin-
FI.iii-pat-
spc
.75
Outing Flannel
1000 yards of fine
tfrade white Out
iiiff Flannel
worth at today's
prices lot
special for
volu
tins
.sttir-
mil hoys that kick and play in'
Kiilatea an.l madras.
Sllit 60? to $2-69
Dnnl Eucalyptus Olntmint
r osuo stoma
.ir
Toi asc jn poo
California Seeds
Slop nl The
NEW HOUSTON HOTEL
''III mill Krrrtl Sticts l....,i. .. i
.,',,iiii,
ami rli'Vnlnr. Katrn ;,0,., 7:u ) (t(t
anil 1 1 T'O por tin-.
CJKi, Crrof, Onion. nt,P,
l lncl.ftm' l urnip SJ KouU h
r'ntfd it o IKm I tVt nrA
I'
V1
itr (! mat Mrrv M.ir'i
VANTA BABY GARMENTS
'inlcss, liullonless, Happy js tho hal.v
IivssimI without a pin , I.uttmi. We ,;.
sole a-ents for Vanta liaii.ls at .'
20, G, 75
aula ot.) Sliirls, special (Jf)
Viuita Silk and Wool Shirts .Tsi.25
aula (icrtriides, very .special S9
V:nt; N iii lit (!ovns. special g9i
Infants Simniier W-sts, special 25
Infants lionnets from 25 to $2.25
SPECIAL SALE OF BABY DRESSES
H'l'-.v I'rcsscs heau- Deantifnl ,.
1000 yards Fine A'til
iaces with insertions
to match, values up
to 15c, tltis sale, vd
5
Reuben Shirts
All sizes in cot
ton, wool and
silk on sale from
29 to $1.75
ahy Kiiiionas
""I Hath RolHs,
new styles, very
special, from, ea
S9? to ?2.9S ea.
o, s.t.
kf all UllnJ DeaUn
Jl ll v.,r J-.l.r J -J
... 4.r ..II
i C. G. M0KSB ft CO.
1 Scxl,
Sin FrsncUi'o
I
il'ully trimmed
with lace, lonj; ami
short, very special,
,,f"'l G9f
Haliy llresses
made of fine mater
ials, very special
'"'li 9Sr
sale, yard ....lltf
T
BABY LACES AND EMBROIDERIES
27-incli Bal)yFlounc-
niffs with ruffled
elites, up to Sfsl.,10
values, now, a vard
79
WHITE GOODS FOR BABY DRESSES
White Dimity at 12 & 15. 19, 25
"',I ,':i't.v(l -IS and 69
111 )V ;inic,.nl.- i . . ' 4
T ;. x" si'wioi, yard ....18
Lour loth, :!.i-,nch, very special, vd 2()
(,;;n,,1(i:,v,rk liS" v,ln"' iwM
y necked -Nainsoo at, yd io 1e-
:0-i.."h FineFlax',n;spi:;:iai:;:d-'"2K
Aool Bedford Cord, -inches wide, suit
i'l'lo f"r liahies' C'oaN, worth 1 7',
ven- special, a yd
BABY BLANKETS AND SPREADS
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