Medford mail tribune., October 12, 1917, Page 8, Image 8

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ASKED FOR HELP
Infantrymen Ordered to Regimental
Headquarters at Clackamas, From
, Whence They Will Proceed to Can
tonment at Charlotte, N. C, With
Balance of Orcflon Troops.
With frontline regret the people of
Medford und tlie vnlley will learn
Unit C eompany, Third Oregon iiifiin
try, will depart from the eily next
Monday, Captain J. J. Cros.sley hav
ing just received order-; to that ef
fect. 1 The company is ordered to mohilizc
with the Heveral other companies of
the regiment now on uunrd duty at
the reKimental head(piarter.s nl
CluekamaH, from where they will pro
ceed in nhout ten days to join the
rest of thu regiment at Camp (Jreen,
the hie; cantonment at Charlotte,
N, C.
When Captain Crossley read the
orders to the company the soldiers
Kreally rejoiced at first at the Hear
ing change, and the step closer to ac
tual fighting duty in France. Then
they had a second thought which pirt
a damper oft the rejoicing. It would
tneun leaving Medford, with its pleas
ant associations.
llogrct I0Hvlng City.
From Captain Crossley down the
memhera of C company taako no
concealment of their love for Med
ford unit its people, and were they to
he, kept on garrison duty always they
would rather do duty in Medford
than elsewhere, much as they dislike
the periods of guard duty up in 4he
Siskiyous and the rough country of
tho Lehmd-Wolf Creek district.
, Thoir kindly feeling for Medford is
reciprocated by the people of this
city. From tho day that C company
arrived in Medford on the morning of
August 1! last, to relieve 1 company
i'roui guard duly, citizens of the cil)
generally opened their heads to I he
command and the longer the (.' .com
pany men 'have remained here the
more they have grown in the esteem
of tho pnhhe.
General comment ever since the
company was stationed in the city
mi hIo the effect that its officers and
men are far ahove the average in
ability, soldierly uiioearituco and
gentlemanly (pialities.
No Successors Njiiued,
It Is not known yet whether an
other military company will he sent
to take up the fiiard duties thai have
been performed uml are still hei
performed by C company. 'I'..
lengthy orders received ly Capi.n.
Crossley made no mention of thi
feature.
The chances arc, however, that tin
details of the company now on duty
in tho Siskiyoas and the 1. eland
Wolf ('reek territory, comprising
about half the con pauv command
will not see Medford aain, exceit t'
pass thru the city. Captain Crossle
had not decided Friday noon wlielhei
he would keen them on duty till Mon
day, when the special military train
that will take the company to Clack
amas would pick them up, or whether
he would have Ihcin come into cuu.
here the day before.
In the absence of any orders relat
ing to the guard duly of the com
pany being taken over bv some olhci
command, or hired guards of tin
Southern i'acilic, the captain wil
keep the C coaipanv uu:iil details on
duly until the last boar.
(ioiug to Ctmi'lotic.
C company has been on coiitiniiou
gunrd duty since it was rolled oat
into service on March 'J. luM, am'
prior to coming to Medford was oi
guard duty in the Vancouver sector
up around l'orlhiud.
The other companies of the Thin'
Oregon still on guard duty which wil
mobilize at Clackamas to pivpurc for
the trip to Charlotte, N. ('., are A
company, on duty at St. John; II
company, on duty in Washington
Mate; 1' company, on duty at As
toria; Ij company, on duty at I. a
Grande, and M company, on ilutv at
The Dalles.
When these companies reach Char
lotto it will he thi' first time tin
Third Oregon has been together as a
regiment since last March. The rest
of the regiment went to Chariot I e
(wo weeks m;o,
WORLD SERIES BY LLOYD GEORGE
Beth Champicn Teams En Route to
; Chicago, Where Firth Game Will Be
Played Tomorrow Fair Weather
Predicted Sallee to Pitch for New
York Russell or Cicotte for Sox.
(Week bweek, I see the burdens irII
I ing more heavily upon the shoulders
of Oreat Britain. But I also see
Great Britain straightening up to bear
It. The enemy is not going to starve
us,' lint that is not enough. We must
produce such quantities of food that
timiii mat net auu HliaiCIl lOOU llll Ol
the mouths of our allies."
BRITISH RESUME SMASH
, (Continued trom rago Ooe.)
CHICAGO, Oct.' 12.-(-Tlie victories
of the N'evV York Giants in the third
und fourth games of the world's ser
ies, thus evening up the score, caused
speculators to raise the orices of
seats today for the fifth game, which
is to be played at While Su.v park
tomorrow.
For a single grandstand seat the
brokers are demanding . 10, and for
a box seat, $1.". The official weather
forecast today for tomorrow's game
reads;
"Saturday, fair, with slowly rising
temperature."
This prognostication does not nec
essarily menu warm weather, as the
temperature was distinctly cold to
day, with an occasionally stray flake
of snow in the air.
Anxiety Due to Fact that World's
Available Elinnlv nf FnnH Is I e ! Vready passed and are driving down-
Than It Has Been for Years, With
France and Italy Needing More
Than Ever.
y miMirt (if Mun-nih tllnliltniMnn
Willi Hif tlriiff Irmlf In I hi 1 nllfil
HtdlHl Hint limiT n-llluff nml, rtliivtU
prlc lire turn puille fr
Eckman's
, , Alterative
j nT0R THROAT AND LUNCS
I imill'"""" CoukIi nml CoMa
MO -AI(lMl. .N.FU'IU U1 II f M'lWltf l!11g
- $2 Site Jl Si..
Now 1.80 Now 80 Cd.
frhmiin I ,Ur,lnrr rt-'l.lpTiln.
Giants Confident,
OX llOAKI) GIANTS SI'FCIAL
TRAIN, Oct. i'J. No more confident
ball club ever sallied forth to battle
than the New York Giants today, en
route to Chicago for the filth game
of their world's championship series
with the While Sox. Having evened
the count, at two-all, the National
league champions were convinced,
that Ihey had only to continue play
ing at thu same speed they developed
in the two games at New . York to
overcome their American league toe
men, and Ihey felt not the slightest
doubt on that score.
Yet the Gianls. carefully resisted
any temptation to prophecy a com
plete triumph within the next two
playing flays. They were frank lo
confess that they regard the While
Sox as already beaten, but Ihey do
not display the slightest, tendency to
underrate their opponenls. Thev ex
pressed a belief that Manager Uow
niiil of the While Sox will start Kd
Cicolle against I hem in to rrow's
engagement nt Coiniskey park.
They also predicted that Harry
(Slim) Sallee will lead the New
York club into action in the lilth
game, and thai he will be even more
effective lhan Salurday, when he
held-the American leaguers to seven
hils.
LONDON, Oct. 12. To a deputa
tion of farmers who called on him in'
London Tuesday, Premier Lloyd
George paid warm tribute to the great I
efforts of the farmers in tho matter
or food production. He defended
them from tho charge of profiteering,
hut added that ho wanted to appeal
to them to assist the government in
this vory critical stago ot the war,
for they were fighting on one of the
most important fronts and if that
front was broken the whole system
of defense would collapse.
This appeal, the premier said, was
not due to any anxiety on account of
activity of .submarines, for owing to
tho skill and courage of operations
being conducted, that menaco wus
diminishing rapidly and tho fact that
tho British net losses during tho
last nior.th were less than In any
similar period of time since Sep
tember, mill.
"Our anxiety," the premier added,
"Is duo to tho fact that tho available
world's supply of food is less than
; It, lias been for. yours. France and
, Italy both are la the world market
for a larger proportion of cereals than
lever, while AllKll'itUn linn henn rnlpi
out. us n provider, owing to Its dis
tance from tho consuming nations.
Hence it Is Incumbent on tho British
fanners that they do their utmost to
make tho country self-sustaining.
"Bellcvo me, this war Is depending
more and more on these islands.
ward. .
tef$an1Ie8 of Weather.
Another notable fact in connection
with the present series ,of drives is
that each are apparently being made
regardless of weather conditions.
One good day for airplane observa
tion was enough for the British In
this instance to get their ranges,
launch their drumfire, drop their bar
rage and push thr utile mud and re
newed rainfall.
.Military observers In this connec
tion credit the British high command
with the belief that it Is probably of
little use to wait for good weather at
this time of the year In Flanders.
Another consideration pointed to is
the reported weakening state of the
German morale, an opportunity to be
seized' with all possible promptitude
If the utmost advantage 1b to be (a Sep
of it.
There is no Indication that the
French forces on the British left
which pushed forward approximate
ly a mile to the edge of Houtholst
wood in Tuesday's attack, are partic
ipating In today's advance. Their
task for the moment Beems to have
been completed by the bringing up
of their lines to a point where effi
cient protection would be given the
British left flank in the renewal of
the wedge driving process being car
ried out between Passehendaele and
Gheluvelt. ,
SALEM, Oct. 12.. Information
reached here tonight -that M com-
jGOLDEN Uli-ST COFFEP. iJUST RIGHT
Supremacy
Thirty-four year of con
stant endeavor to produce
a "Must Hight" blend Is btiek
of every pound of Golden
west onee.
The Vacuum
Can brings all
of the denciouf
ilavor and entic
ing aroma her
metically sealed
to you.
"JUST RIGriY"
pany, the Salem contingent of the
Third Oregon infantry, now on out
post duty at The Dalles, Ore., has
subscribed C000 for liberty bonds,
with prospects for the amount to be
increased to $10,000.
This is said to be a record among
miliUry organizations In. 'the, north-,
west. The amount was subscribed by
two-thirds of the men, the remain
der being on duty away from the
camp.
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CAPITAL
$100,000.
Bring in the Kiddies
A SAVINGS ACCOUNT for the chil
dren at this stage In life may be
the foundation for their success later.
ONE DOLLAR will start a Savings Ac
count here at the First National Bank. We
pay a liberal rate of Interest, and shall"
be Had to help your boy cr girl kesp the
account growing. i
LIBERTY LOAN NOTES
'Mr. Farmer help your'- best friend, the
Government, by subscribing for n Liberty
Bond. It means LENDING not GIVING.
,Wm. G. Tait ...
Oris Crawford
.President
Cashier
si National Bank
MEDFORD
OREGON
THIS WOMAN
TOLD TO CHOOSE
Between Operation and
Death. Cured by Lydia
. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
While Sox Sore,
ON HOAliU 'I'll K WIIITIO SOX
SI'KCIAIi Tli.UN, Oct. U.-Tho
I'hicagn While Sox, having lost their
edge on Ihe world's .series by drop
ping two games to the New York
Gianls, are hurrying west today lo
iicct the I'olo grounders in Coiniskey
park, where Ihe American leaguers
hope to come out in front again.
The Sox were none too happy u lot
as Ihey contemplated eighteen con
secutive innings of play without
scoring a run against the Giants on
the I'olo grounds.
"We simply could not hit," said
Chick Gondii. "If you enn'l bit, you
can't win. We will start again in
Chicago. Minimi pitched the best
game so far again-! us. We have
hit heller piiehcrs lhan Schiipp."
Some of the Sov players complain
ed tin.! the Giants rouchod Ihcm as
they went into second hn-c, and said
Mint if the New Yorkers wen' looking
for trouble Ihey would find il before
the scries was over. Mannuer llow
land plans to uncover Kcb Uusscll
against the Giants mi Saturday. Ci
cotte says he is roudv to un on the
pitching hill on Sulunlav if How laud
calls upon him.
Dob Moines. Iowa. ''My husband
Bays I would have been in my grnvo to-
uuy liuu IL iioi, oueii
for Lydia E. Pink
ham s Vegetablo
Compound. I suf
fered from a serious
female trouble and
the doctors said I
could not live one
year without an
operation. My hus
band objected to the
operation and got
me to try Lydia E.
I'inkhnm s Vege
table Compound. 1 Boon commenced to
get better and lira now well and able to
do my own housework. I can recom
mend Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound lo uny woman aa a wonder
ful health restorer." Mrs. Bl-AHCIIK
JKFI'EH.SON, 703 Lyon St, Des Moines.
This famous remedy, the medicinal
ingredients of which are derived from
highly prized roots Bnd herbs, has for
forty years proved ita vbIuo in such
cases. Women everywnere wnrwn-.y
linir ti.silmonv to the wonderful virtue A.
of 'Lydia K. I'iukhuui'n Veftable Com- j j
pouiu
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ELL-ANS
Absolutely Remove
Irulifjestion. Onepacknso
proves it. 25c at all clnioisis.
EajtaiKwii weather. Dine
5? W at the Pon!-nd 1
t'1'3 Sunday. J
f Sunday Dinner, ft
I tj, With Music I
The Portland J A
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NOTIC'E
No iiwvtlcr what the purchase Is,
whether large or small, li in a Hcddy
llox It's all right.
2
IS
tni 2iT?mm i Hilnl
SecOur Rings
i 1 and
Braclctt Watches
If In a Hcddy llox it's all
right.
....... Ql'Al.lTY r'lR.T.
MARTIN J. REDDY
Knitting Yarn
100 lbs., of Fleischer's Knitting Yarn,
slightly soiled, Sh(!tlan.l Floss, German
town and Eiderdown, up to Hoe val- -1 7r
M
TheWoman's Store
14-22 N. Central Ave.,
ATodford, Ore.
: Knitting Yarn
AVe have just received a limited quantity
of "Warrior" Knitting Yarn for sweat
ers, in dark-grav and olive drab, on HZn
sale Saturday, skeit : t
lies f'lean-up jtrice, skein
This Sale is drawing to its close. It will pay you to
investigate these special offerings for Saturday
"Latere Dresses and Korrect Skirts''
A New Feature in Our Style in Walking SKIRTS
'pir
Jl,
Garment Section
"La. Mere
Dresses at
$25.
' Frocks and
$15, $20 and
We're enthusiastic about
them, and our customers are,
too. They embody unusual
style and value tit reason
prices. Coat Sale
2.1 New Winter Coats, some
with fur collars, come in a
good line of colors and sizes,
on sale, each,
at....
We have just received some
trim new stylos in plain and
sport styles in New Walking
Skirts, this make of skirt is
the. best fitting and wearing
one made, popular prices
$5.48 up to"$15.00each.
Women's Smart
Suits
A great variety to choose from, made in the
most up-to-date st yles, special, each
Children's Coats
Sizes C vears to 14 years, all new stvles,, $1.98 up to
$12.50 each. "
i.
A Money Saving Sale of New Fall Crepe De Chene Waists
The Fabics are beautiful-workmanship splendid-the fit perfect
100 Beautiful Now Crepe de Chine
Waists, made up in styles that are au
thentic, attractive and appealing, come
in a good range of colors and
sizes, .f.") values, sale price
$3.97
Some wonderful new styles in Geor
gette Crepe Waists, come in white,
flesh,, maize, gold,-in a good range of
sizes, real values up to $8.00 ttC Q7
this sale, each $J,d I
Where Better Waist Values Always Prevail
tu v, i?n SALE OF "FITRITE" PETTICOATS
v i lie new l an
jj! Corsets
? Miller I'.ros'.' Corsets,
three new models, made of
'j splendid materials, worth
today $1, sale "7
price, pair..., .....- Ull
New Fall Ci.i-sets, three
new stvles to fit anv fig
ure, till sizes, cheap
at s 1 ..)0, sale price
97c
Two new models
in all sizes. ,1.75
values, now
for fall,
$1.17
Blankets and Comforters
50 new Near
Silk Petticoats
in all colors,
with wide flor
al flounce, the
best - wearing
petticoat made,
very
special..
"Women's All
Silk Taffeta
Petticoats, in
all colors, fit
rite top, cheap
at, $1.50,
$2.98 So $3.48
An exclusive
line of fine
grade Silk Pet
ticoats, in ;i
great line of
shades, v e r v
special for this
stile,
each...
$1.87
$1.97
That will keep you warm and comfortable.
iood Size Cotton l.laukets, special, pair..
Large Size Cotton Llankets, special, pair..
Kxtra Size Plaid Plankets. special -.
FullNize Wool lilanket, special
drey. Tan and White Wool Blankets
All-Wool Blankets', in all colors, pair.'...'...:..
$1.18
$2.48
..83.98
..$1.48
$4.5)8
,.$8.;)s
Vinltori) Always Welrmnn. rtiime Oiio.O.
Sjturday Bargain Day Supreme
Talcum Powder, good quality, 15c grade, can.... 7
Colgate's Soap, in all odors. 15c grade, cake 10
Merite Jewelry, in a great variety of styles. ea...25
(ueen of the May Perfume, 1 -i'r.. bottle 17 f
llilbcit's Cold Cream, 25c can, special 17
llilbert's jMiund can Talcum Powder, special 17c
Hand Hags, all leather. $1.50 quality, each $1.1"
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Kid Glove
Sale
Women's Cape Cloves, in
tan, all sizes, cheap today
nt $1.75, sale price ff A Q7
Saturday, pair fldl
Women's Washable Kid
Gloves, in white only,
cheap at $2.25,
.sale price, pair
Women's fine Kid Cloves,
in white with black 'anil
black with white, -also
chamnairne. worth at to
day's prices $2.50,
stile price, pair.
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