Medford mail tribune., October 16, 1917, Page 6, Image 6

PAHE SIX
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LIBERTY BOND
CAMPAIGN 10
OPEN TONIGHT
Patriotic Meeting at the Nat at
Which Senator Garland and W. S.
U'Ren Will Speak and Med ford
Choral Society Furnish Music
List of Bond Buyers to Be Printed.
Tim fnrmal njiciiiii? of the Mfoml
liU-rty biiiitl Miliscriptiuii tiiii)uitii
will Dike phu't! at Liu; Nntutnrhmi tu
liilit, when it ib hciHil Hint (lie
j i ii 1 1 will be crowded with patriotic
4'ili.cMH oi! i Ijo city mid viridity.
Tho iroi'ini) will wfiu at H o'clock.
The speaker will lie Hon. Samuel M.
(iarland of Li'hiiiimi, state senator
from I-iim county, nud W. S. l'Ucn
of Orcpm City, the father of the
Oregon sylcin. W. H. (Jore, clinir
man'of the county liherty loan hund
fiimpiiiii, will preside at the meeting,
and the .Moil ford Clmriil society of
3'J,"i voices will render a iminher of
selections.
The siniiii; will lie made a popular
feature. The choral society will siui;
patriotic sons and (lie audience is
expected to join in
Central Point Meeting.
This al'lcninon ut a largely attend
ed liheriy loan hond meeting ut Cen
tral I'oint, lessrs; (iarland and
CHen were the speakers, lie polls
received by telephone from the meet
ing were to the effect Unit it was a
very enthusiastic pithcriiiK and Hint
the campaign lluis lauiiclicd in that
vicinily would result in many liherty
Itui ii hoiids heiiiLT suhscrihed for in
Central I'oint and vicinity.
Hliiim K 1 ii in of the Klitni Advertis
ing eoiapany has volunteered his ser
vices and billhonnls, gratis, to the
mnimiii eonnnittee and will cover
tho hill hoards with the government
posters as soon as they arrive, or in
ease they do not arrive in tune, will
make suitable poster advertising the
liherty loan bonds and put them up
Monday Mr. Khun creeled a laife
new billboard on llayuiarkel sipiare,
opposite tho Commercial club, where
in larpe letters the admonition, "lluy
a Liberty Loan lloiid," reminds ev
ery passer-by of his or her duty.
To Print, Jtoll or Honor.
The publicity committee has decid
ed to publish in full all subscriptions
to the liherty loa'i. publishing in
Wednesday's issue the list of sub
scribers to tho first hum, and there
after the daily list of subscript ions
as received.
Honor window cards are neinu'
printed for distribution to liberty
bond subscribers and every sub
scriber will "show his ctdoiV to IheJ
public, so that people intty know who
the patriots are.
An effort is under way to organ
ize a syndicate to offer the bonds
to the public at $1 down and -ft per
week, or other small installments. II
is believed that in this manner the
Mile of bonds will be greatly stimu
lated. All business houses and em
ployers of labor are nrucd lo simi
larly finance their emp'oyes, ( in'
business house lias enabled its em
ployes lo purchase fifteen bonds by
tins method, where probably not. a
bond would have been taken other
wise. In this manner, everyone ea'i
buy a hond.
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ALLIED AERIAL RAIDS
BELGIUM CONTtNU
SA.V FliANCIHCO, Oct. 1G Two
LONDON-, Oct. 10.. Tho aortal
Ciormuu uIIciib, wlio escaped In a bout ! raids over liolKlum wero continued
from the detention camp an Angel ! yesterday. In patrol encounters two
island in San Francisco bay early to-! Herman machines were driven clown,
day, were captured within a fewiTlln '"owl"K ottlcM statement was
hours alter their disappearance had
been discovered.
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I made public today:
"A considerable number of patrols
were carried out yesterday by naval
Tho two Interned aliens were last aircraft on the several enemy aero-
seen hy the authorities late last nlnht.
Their dlsappearanco was discovered
shortly before daybreak today.
Tho escape closely followed orders
fiom Washington to send approxi
mately 100 Interned aliens from the
Angel Island camp to eastern Intern
ment camps. Commissioner of Im
migration Edward White had pro
pared to trunsfer the aliens by special
train tomorrow. These, plans will
probably be held up pending capture
of tho fugitives.
TWO GERMAN WARSHIPS SUNK
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Tho military situation on tho vari
ous fronts in the western wur era was
virtually unchanged over night, so far
as the official statements reveal.
Tho German reports have begun to ',
lay stress upon Iho violence of th
tiiLiiieiy iiru on uie r laii'iers. inn i
there aro'no IlidicnCor.s that tho bom- 'nl 'lu' l'''
plane formations which were en
countered. Tho enemy machines
were brought down. None of our ma
chines is misidng.
"During L' l hours bombing raids
were carried out on the Bruges docks,
Varsscnaero airdrome and Houttaye
airdrome. Larue' quantities of ex
plosives were dropped with good ef
fect, all our machines returning safely."
The I'niteil Slates civil service
commission announces an examina
tion to lie held lit Jledford, Or., No
vember .1, to fill vacancies in the pos
ition of clerk (male) in the forest
service, mill field clerk (mule mid fe
male) in the reclamation service, and
positions in other branches of the
service re(uirini; I he same qiiulifira
lions. Apply lo the lisl rict Seel., II. S.
Civil Service Commission, Seattle,
Wash., for applications asking for
forms 1-12-1 and 1:171. For further
particulars see' notice on bulletin
board in postoffice lobby.
LIBERTY BONDS SELLING FAST
(Continued trom rage One.)
ill A per cent, has been heavily over
subscribed. The nlTcrm; of ecrlil'icaies ,;ust
closes the lulal offered by the eov
ernmcnt in anlieipalion of second lib
erly bond receipts up to $l,.'lf,n0,'
0011. The Inlest issue was the fifth,
two of the issues, niru'reu'iilinir 7."ill,
WMUIIMI, heaiinir 4 per cent interest.
IUI vitlir !t 1 .'. nut
barilmont has yet been worked up. ''""I- ihl' '"'''si issue ol ccrtilicales
to the point where tho llritlsh find ! miilun's November '22 mid is convert-
tlieniHelvcs ready for a renewal of mwrty htmiK it presented to
their rflrivc.
llaiu- llandiiippcl.
Lvldently, much depends upon the
weather In Ibis region. In tho light
of hiHlat week's experience with
tho humllcap of tho Flanders mud,
It Rooms probable that Field Marshal
llaig will await the settling of the
ground into a somewhat more pass
able state, tilt ho the hopo of secur
ing even ordinarily good conditions
at this into season ficems now to be
considered small.
On the French front tho activities
are centered on tho Alsne and before
Vorduii. Last night's fighting In
both regions was mostly monopolized
by the nrtlllery.
Hrllish casualties continue to show
a declining rate. Tho total reported
In the last week was I -1,01111 as com
pared with li.iMir. for tho week clos
ing ctober !!, and
ceiling week.
reserve bunks November L.
Girls! Use Lemons!
Make a Bleaching,
Beautifying Cream
1 bo .mice of two t'resb lemons
strained Into a bottle containing
threo ounces of orclmrd while makes
;a whole quarter pint of the most rc-
mui kuMe lemon skin beautifler at
about the cost one must pay for a
sniairjar of the ordinary cold creams.
Cure should be taken to strain the
lemon juice through a flno cloth so
no leuion pulp gets In, then this lotion
will keep fresh for mouths. Kvcry
1 l"ii for tho pre- wo,nan knows that' lemon juice is
'bis is despite the fact I lls,M' to ,,,,'i,l'b mid remove such Idem
that ttie British tuive been heavily
endued in Handera during the past
t hree weUes.
DKTUOIT, Oct. The Liberty
motor and America's new incrch;int , onthi
lnarino will prove tremendous faciois tiki-tv
In crushing Herman mllitai ism, Mild
Lord Noitlu'littV, head of the ItrllMi
wur mission, In an informal t.ilK hero
today. The Itrihsh publisher made
tills Htntcnienthcfote lie left his hotel
lo visit neeiiil automobile factories.
"Tho Liberty motor, If perfected,
Will help inconceivably in cairyiun
our forces beyond the German lines,
uut tho motor must be perfect, " Loid
Nortluliife said. He umed tltut De
troit factories and Detroit workmen
PORTLAND. Ore.;Oct. Hi, A cor
don of police was thrown today about
every shipycnl In Portland, where
strike troubles which resulted In an
tk of riottiiK yesterday seemed
lo flare Into more disorder.
No trouble of any kind was reported
today, however, and as the day pro
gresses and si. mis of disorder dimin
ished, the police i;r dually wero with
drawn. Prompt action by the author
ities csieiday and preparations made
to quell any outbreak today, are be
lieved to have averted tho crisis.
Crowds of utrtkera withered hear
tho various plants today but no dem
onstrations wero Attempted.
continue to vigorously assist the pov-1 TH 111 I. ;KM:llA HONS OI-MVOMKN
The younK women of this genera
tion, their mothers and Kiaml-moth-ers
have proved from actual experi
ence, that Lldia K. Plnkham'a Vev;e-
eminent in prov!din war materials,
and he ridiculed reports tii.it tier
many was facluB nu economic col-lupso.
"iNo heed Fhoulil le paid to reports table Compound ovctvomes the sufier
of woaknesi or diddlltatton In tier-1 lug caused by female IIIh and re
luany," he ald. 'These rejioita are Ut ores them to a healthy condition,
manufaeturcd and sent out from tier- This famous medicine conlnins no
ninny for the deliberate purpose of ! narcotics or habit-fonninn dru
ftlackcnInK America's efforts. Kor-but is made from medicinal roots and
nlgu nowHpapeiH In KnbHid wernj herbs, natuie s remedy for disease.
l f V .111 .11. Ull f f.Lll. r .!. f
of female ills, It wilt pay ou to i'w
It a trlul.
ishes as freckles, sallowuess Did tan
and Is the Ideal skin softener, smooth
oner and beaut ifior.
.lust try It! Cot three ounces of
orchard white at unity pharmacy and
two lemon sfrom the grocer and make
up a quarter pint of this sweetly fra
grant leuion lotion and massage it
daily into the face, neck, arms and
bunds, H naturally should help to
soften, freshen, bleach and bring out
the roses and beauty of any skin,
it is simply marvelous to smoothen
rounh, rod hands.
imDprosied the flirt fortnight of tho
t r, That U wliat the I'tiited States
should do."
Wiregrip
Tires
have been tried out
and proven the best
on the market.
See them at
Riverside Garage
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money.
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with 0c and mall It to
Foley & Co., 28.15 Sheffield Ave.,
Chicago, 111., writing your name and
address clearly. You wil receive in
return a trial package containing Fo
ley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs, colds, and croup; Foley Kid
ney Pills for pain in sldos adn back,
rheumatism, backache, kidney and
bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic
Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic for constipation,
biliousness, headache and sluggish
bowels. Sold everywhere.
iTRALIZING I!
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. Max
Thelen of California, president of the
National Association of Hallway com
misslonnrs. In addressing the dole
gates of the association, who repre
sent 31 states, today said the rail
road problem In the United States has
prominently moved beyond the own
ership and operation of the railroads
as disconnected entitles hy private
companies.,
"The issne now and hereafter," he
declared, "is an issue between con
solidated operation of our railroads
in private ownership and their uni
fied operation directly by the govern
ment thru government ownership."
"There is need of greater co-operation
between the state and fed
eral regulatory bodies," said Chair
man Hall of the Interstate Commerce
commission, "and this meeting can
prepare a way for such co-operation.
We must consider the needs of the
shippers, carriers and the public, not
their desires, and the needs of the
country at war."
IN FIVE MINUTES! NO
INDIGESTION. GAS OR
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Tho inonieiit "Puihi's 1hiKkpsiii,
l-endiiM tho stoniiicli all
distress' goes.
F. J. McPherson of Eagle Point is
a business visitor In the city today.
"Really does" put upset stomachs
in order "really does" overcome In
digestion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn
and sourness due to acid fermentation
in five minutes that just that
makes Pape's Diapcpsin the largest
selling stomach antacid and regulator
In the world. If what you eat fer
ments and turns sour, you belch gas
and eructate undigested food or wa
ter; head is dizzy and aches; breath
foul; tongue coaled; your insldes
filled with indigestible waste, remem
ber teh moment "Pape's Diapcpsin"
comes in contact with the stomach
all such distress vanishes. It's truly
astonishing almost marvelous, and
the joy Is its barnilessness.
A large fifty-cent case of Pape's
Diapcpsin is worth its weight in gold
to men and women who can't get
their stomach regulated. It belongs
In your home should always be kept
handy in case of a sick, sour, upset
stomach during tho day or at night.
Its' tho quickest, surest antacid for
the stomach In tho world.
THE GIRL
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whether largo or small, if In a Reddy
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and
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UPRIGHTS $400.00
AS LOW AS
Divided, it Drtircd, in Monthlr or Quarterly Payments to SuK
Your Convenience.
Itiushfted catalogue it fours Jor the asking,
HALE'S PIANO H0USH, INC.
LOVER FLOOR, 15c
H MEZZANINE LOGES, 25c
A $25.00 CREDIT
on a $50 Liberty
Bond
Will lie given nwny I-'i-oo to ono of our patrons at '
the second slin.v Thursday evening.
1 TWO DAYS ONLY
Wednesday and Thursday
OCTOBER 17-18
Then Gone Forever
A Guaranteed Attraction
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