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8AULT BTE SIAKIE. Dec. 19.
The tu.s Orny nnd Favorito wore ex
pected to reach here today with sur
uvurx of the wrecked Iuk Jteliuncc,
which win dlsaltlicl on the rocky
chorea of the Lizard Inland In nor
thern' Lake Superior nearly u week
ago.
F"our persons lost their lives when
the small craft foundered and a fifth
was reported near death toduy from
exposure.
. The dead were swept from the
deck of the Itcllunce when they were
about to lower a life boat.
' Nine of the 36 persons aboard the
Reliance when she smashed her pro
peller on the rock lost Wednesday
were successful In reaching the shore
nnd after a three-day trek over rough
country through blinding snow storms
r-pd.ln the severe cold, seven reached,
n ml I way station and camo to this
ity.
Two were left behind at a lumber
camp. They are Jack iHartens and
Mrs. Hartens, cooks on the Reliance.
Mrs. Hartens may not survive the
shock ' and exposure, according to
word reaching here.
Others aboard the III fated craft
were taken off by the Gray and Fa
vorito, nftor five days of suffering
from cold and hunger.
OMAHA. Xeu., Dec. 19. Twenty of
ficers and stock salesmen of tho
Waterloo Creamery company were in
dicted here late yesterday by a federal
grand jury for alleged use of the mails
to defraud In connection with the pro
motion and financing of that company,
now in receivership. Honda were
fixed at $3000 for each of the defendants.
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With Christmas so near at hand everyone devotes their time and energy to gift shopping.
Our every desire these days is to simplify the task for you. You are offered worth-while
savings throughout the entire store. Our entire stock is at your service. 3
BY FILMS, CLAIM
I.OS ANGELES, Dec. 19. Rewards
offered for the recapture of .Mrs. Clara
Phillips, hammer murderess who
escaped from tlio Los Angeles county
jail December b, total $5000.
Of this sum $250 Is offered by Sher
iff W. I. Traeger; $2500 by the county
board of supervisors and $2250 by tho
city.
PARIS; Dec. 19. A close study of
tho film of the Carpentier-SIki fight1
shows that Francois Descamps, man-!
agcr ot the French boxer, went to!
Slki's corner in the fourth round and;
' said something to Hellers, the Sene
galese's manager, according to a story
printed by L'Auto today. The journal
recalls that according to Siki's allega
tions it was In the fourth round that
the negro had arranged to allow him
self to be beaten.
Vice President Boubariat of the box
ing federation, In au interview with
L'Auto, said that for the manager of
one boxer to talk to the manager of
another while a bout was in progress
constituted a very serious fault.
When the MIMictoe IIiiiika High.
While the mistletoe bungs high, It
is useless to urge the lurking po.s.st
bilitips of the npoulntion germ.
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Men Like
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MEDFORD CIGAR STORE
Corner Kir nnd Mnln
because of tho lilxli quality clunix nnd
' . Smokers' articles wo curry. IMIIC'KS AUK
KIGIIT, TOO. Present cxcluuiKcd.
i, 'V REMJ-BIKKH WE CAKKY CIGAUS
' In small nml larRA' packafriw, ppciully wrnp
,A . pcil Cigarettes, wl Ivory (Mgurotto Holders,
Art Jveather , Clgnrottc Cu.sc, ImKrteil
, Pipes, lu fact liundmlN of iirtli'les for men
folks.
Hox C'nmliiw nnd MiiKiulna subscriptions for
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"Red Crown
You don't have to waste time get
ting started these cold mornings.
You don't have to wait for the
starter to warm up your engine.
All you have to do is to fill your
tank with "Red Crown" and noth
ing else.
"Red Crown" vaporizes easily and
uniformly in zero weather. It de
livers 100 power at the jump of
the spark.
Fill at the Red Crown sign at
service stations, garages and other
dealers.
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fntly and lubri
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protect the bear
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H CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS ATTENTION!
SPECIAL SALE OF
Ladies' Silk Lingerie
NEW YORK, Dec. 19. Miller Hug-
gins, manager of the Yankees, is
authority for the statement that the
much rumored deal which would send
Meugel, Ward and Hoyt to tho White
Sox in exchange for Eddie Collins, 1)11)
Falk and another Chicago player, is
"still on."
, Leaving for Cincinnati yesterday to
spend the holidays, Huggins said there
still was hope that an agreement might
be reached between the Yanks and the
White Sox which would result in the
triple exchange. He also said there
were Indications that the deal by
which Jake May, the young pitcher of
the Vernon club of the Pacific coast
league would come to the Yanks might
be completed before the new year.
SPORT BRIEFS
l.OS ANGELES, Dec. 19. The Gon-
zaga university's football team which
will moot tho University of West Vir
ginia eleven at San Diego Christmas
day will stop off at Los Angeles Thurs
day for a workout at Uovard field, Uni
versity of Southern California, it was
announced.
LOS ANGELES, Dee. 19. The Uni
versity of Southern California football
team' which," Will meet tho Ponn State
eleven at Pusadena New Year's day In
tho unnual east vs. west contest, is
rapidly rounding into shape for the
fray, according to Coach : Elmer C.
Henderson.
Tho nion nro playing together better
than at any timo this season and their
Individual playing has improved since
their last ' contest, Henderson said
Scvoral are improving as kickers und
passers.
Silk Bloomers, drop
stitch, $4.75, now $3.75
Silk Vests, $5.00, now
:; $4.75 -
Bloomers $3.25, now)
. $2.15
Crepe dc Chine Envel
ope Chemise, $6.00, now
$1.80 .
Our stocks is very lim
ited;: we suggest an ear:
ly purchase: , '
SEATTLE, Dec. 19. J. II. Bohler,
director of athletics at Washington
Stnto college has asked tho University
of Washington to send a four man box
ing team along to a wrestling meet
scheduled at. 1'ullninn, March 6. Jimmy
A rb nth not, boxing Instructor at Wash
Ington asked State to bring a four man
team here for a boxing meet February
16 hut Bohler though flstics too young
an Intercollegiate sport to stand ulone.
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 19. Jes&
Wlllnrd, formor heavywolght champion
will box six two minute rounds to
night in an exhibition to bo held under
the auspices of the Milwaukie boxing
commission, his opponents being Jim
Gordon, a 195 pound boxer and an
unnamed giant from Tillamook, Oro.
Three regular ten rounds bouts by
boxers will be given on tho samo bill.
STATE COLLEGE. Pn Dec. 19.
The Pennsylvania Stnto collogo foot
bull team was scheduled to leave- here
this afternoon for Chicago on the first
lap of Us Journey to Pasadena, Cal.,
whora tho Nittany Lions meet tho
University of Southern California on
New Year's day. . About thirty men
will mako tho trip. '
JEUHKY CITY "Irish" Johnny
Cm-tin. Jersey City bantam won the
newspaper derision over Midget
Smith. -
r TCKWAKK. N. J. Mickey Wnlker.
welterweight chnmpbin, outpnli.ted
l'hll Krug in 1- rounds.
ClllCAliO It was reported Johnny
l'vrrs of tho ( hirago Americans bus
decided to ni-cept nn offer of a dct'U'y
o'linnilfslonr-ndilp in the Now York
State Athletic contmisjtlon.
Iit .linn Hulls Water.
KVKISKTT, Wash.. Dee. 19 An Ice
Jam In the Sultan river, sourco of
this city's water supply, litis com
pletely blocked tho intake pipe. Hcr
ervoim at present hold about five
Hays supply and it Is expected that
with careful use this will last until
the line enn bo re-opened. A crew of
men left last night for tho Sultan
country to endeavor to break the
blockades
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
Cut out this slip, enclose with fc and
mail It to Foley & Co.. 2835 Sheffield
Ave., Chicago. III., writing your name
and address clearly. Yon will receive
In return a trial pneksgo containing
Foley's llonoy and Tar Compound for
coughs: colds anil croup: Foley Kidney
Pills for pains in sides and back; rheu
matism, backache, kidney and bladder
ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets,
a wholesomo and thoroughly cleansing
cnlhartic for constipation, biliousness,
headaches, and sluggish bowels. Sold
everywhere. Adv.
A Handsome Silk Umbrella
13 an Ideal Gift for Her.
In our assortment is to be found all the popular nnd
H staple shades, made of thii best materials. This is a .
gift that will be appreciated and wilj last.
I $4.60 to $15.00
i Handkerchiefs
; Have you; seen our new stock
i of Gift Handkerchiefs? You
; will be pleased with our dis
i play;:ouri( stock is now com -i
. plete for jjie entire family.
These are just a few of the many suggestions that
we have $n this store. Give useful gifts thi3 Christmas.
TURKISH TOWELS AND BATH SETS j
A Gift That the Housekeeper Will Be Sure to i
Appreciate j
Our assortment has never seen so complete as at i
present. Come early and make your selections while i
we have every design. AVc have them in fancy edges, !
large and small, plain white, all sizes, colored and ;
stripes. Prices range from 25 to $1.25 -'j
Extraordinary Special Sale of $3.25 Silk f
Hose Now .$2.50, for Women s
Especially for Your Christmas Shopping H
There is nothing she will appreciate more than a pair j
of our $2.50 Silk Hose. She knows the quality.5 S
Full fashion Silk Hose, all silk, extra heavy.:,.'$3.50 s
Full fashion, fancy clocked, with lisle garter hem, re-
inforccd where the wear comes ...$3.25 H
We are forced to vacate for H
repairs and every :coat inust '"
go, regardless of price. Just
23 left. M
1 lot of Coats, up to $84.50. W
Choice . . . . . $41.50 1
1 lot of Coats, up to $35.00 j
choce . . $22.50 1
New Brush Wool Sweaters,
$7.50
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