Medford mail tribune., November 22, 1918, Page 6, Image 6

PXGE SIX
MT.DFORT) MATL TBTBTTNTC, MEDFOBD, OBEGOX, FBTDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 191S
E FLEET !S
10 ALLIED NAVY
(Continued from page one.)
al Hugh Hodman, who said to the
correspondent before Balling: "There
Is not the slightest proliahlllty of any
trouble, but we are overlooking no
chances against making the wlud-up
of this show a big success."
The main allied fleet extending
over a line 14 miles lung In the Firth
of Forth began to weigh nnchor at
one o'clock this morning. The Scotch
mist which for days had obscured the
harbor, was swept away by a stiff
breeze, and the moon shone brilliant-
ly out of a clear sky. Tho ships
quickly took their stations In the
long double line they held through
out the day. The llrltsh battle crui
sers led the way, followed by dread
naughts. Admiral lleatty's flagship
the Queen Elizabeth, led the squad
ron in the northern column. The
American warships fell Into line be
hind Admirul Iicatty's craft, balanc
ing a Iiritish squadron Bimilnr in
power In opposite file.
At tlio KimkUv.vouk,
Tho rendezvous was approximately
50 miles distant and tho ships
guaded their speed to arrive at tho
appointed place at eight o'clock. At
flvo o'clock 1 slgnul summoned the
men Into battle stations. Except for
the officers on the bridges, tho ships'
companies were hidden behind bill
warks of steel. When dawn broke
the sea was again covered with mist
which reduced the visibility to less
than SOOO yards.
Inspection parties from the grand
fleet boarded the Cermans to make
Dure that all conditions of the armls
tico were observed. The enemy ves
sels will bo Interned In Sea pa flow
Part of the crews will remain for
maintenance work and tho remain
der will bo returned to Germany
toon.
King George's visit to the Ainori
:an flagship New York yesterday
wns a notable occasion throughout.
Drittuh destroyers were st roaming
out of the harbor to tukc up ad
vanced positions to act as a screen
for tho grand fleet today and the
portontlousncss of their misulon gavo
a note of solemnity to the gala nccno
on tho New York. As soon ns tho
royal party stepped aboard, tho royal
eiiHlgn was holHted to tho masthead.
This was tho first time since tho
United Slates entered tho war thai
any coremonlal panel lllo has been
observed. King lleorgo was toucli
by the sight of his slnuilurd snapping
In tho breezo nbovo tho Stars and
Stripes and expressed his apprecia
tion.
AVItncssetl by Kluir.
King noorgo, tho Prince of Wales,
Admiral lluutty and other members
of tho visiting party were received
by Admirals Hodman and Klina and
other offlcors of tho fleet. They
made a quick tour back helween long
lines or marines standing stiffly at
attontfon and sailors manning the
rails. Tho party then went below to
the admiral's cabin, whero It visited
for half an hour. The king appeared
to have a fine time. Formalities
woro abandoned. Admirals lleatty,
Blnis and Itodmnn woro In high splr
ItB nnd their good natured bantering
kept the whole party laughing. It
was an Interesting mnnlfeetntlnn of
the extromely cordial and Intlinntc
rolatinns cementing firoat Ilritaln
and America. King (icorge voiced
tho brotherly toolings of tho two na
vies with the suggestion thot ar
rangement might, well bo inado for
Joint maneuvers ovory yenr by the
American nnd llrltlsh fleets. Ills
proposal wns heartily seconded by the
American officers.
King Ih t'liccit'd.
As tho king entered tho royal
barge, tho order rnme from tho of
ficers on tho brldgo In tho sailors
and mnrlnes: "Three cheers fur the
king of Knglond.'' Cheers were giv
en with such a will they brought an
answortng cheer from the men on
tho dislnnt ships of the American
squadron.
Admiral Ilenllyt's historic signal
after tho (iernian fleet bad been
moored at the npjmiutcd place was:
"Tho tiermnu flag Is to bo hauled
down at 3:;7 and Is not to lie hoist
ed again without permission."
A-MSTKHDAM. ov. 22. All the
members of the llohenzollern dvnastv
will leave ticrrnniiv in the near future,
uceordinif to n Krankl'urt dispatch to
the liottenlani (,'ourant. The destina
tion, it adds, is not vet known.
So far as is known the only mem
bers of the llolienzollern dvnastv who
already have left (Icommuv are Wil
liain llohcnzolleru. Hie iunncr em
peror, and bis eldest son, Frederick
N illinm, the tormer crown prince.
Both are in Holland. There have
been eonl'lictiiiL' reports reirardin: the
former Herman empress, who has been
in poor health for some tune, but the
probabilities point lo her not hav
ing left Herman territory.
The ex-'jnn'Pror has five other
sons. Ili one daiieliter, Victoria-I-ouiso,
married the Duke of Itruus-
wiek in 191:). A recou! dispatch re
ported the abdication of the duke.
The former emperor's only brother,
I'rincc llenrv of I'russia, is not
known to have unit (lerinnn soil.
There are several male children
umoiiL' tlie former ruler's uramlchild-
ren.
il!
NKWYOIIK. Nov. 2J.An imnos
intr iirrnv of eonnM-l, headed lv Klihu
Hoot whs retained li v tho National
As.suciatitin of Owners of Railroad
Securities to represent it in negotia
tion with the government looking to
ward the return of the nation's rail
roads to private ownership.
In a statement issued hv S. Iluvies
Warfield it was declared that the
government's present policy U "de
stniciive' of the individual credit of
the railroads and that "furthermore.
the pi esent conditions eannnnt con
tinue without the ohlileration of rail
roads as individual con"ern."
1 SERVICE CHIEF
WASHINGTON, Nov. 'J?. The red
tRiiatlon of John n. Kyun n direc
tor of air Hcrvtio and nei-oml nst:l
ont itorretiiry of war was nnnounrcit
today ly Secretary linker. Mr. K van
will return lit once to his nrivuie
b u Mn en.
The resignation h to lake effect al
his convenience, Sceretarv Maker ex-pre-siiit:
only the hope that it will he
lifter plan for contract cancellation
and deniohihation have matured.
With Mcdford trade Ih Medford made
Catarrh Distorts .
Facial Expression
Spren iIh Hie Xuho, 1 11 n vt tho Kycst
ruffs Hk I-nee, Dries Inn Up.
. Jlow to iet Kid or
Catarrh.
TltV THIS IIOMK TllIKAT.MK.NT
iin;i:.
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It U l'erfeMy Wonderful tho Way
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An exrens secretion from tho nos
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tainted with the odor of catarrh is
an offense, against all health and de
cency. A btomueh filled with drop
ping from diseased nasal eavatUv
may cause untold misery, and ruins
the complexion. The bowels donned
willi strings of ropy mucus Indicates
a body literally reckhii: with ca
tarrh, causing pimples, blotches nnd
other skin eruptions.
The blooit. swarming with millions
of catarrh germs, entails upon the
kidneys n labor that may break them
down; the lungs and bronchial luhes,
scourged with the destructive Influ
ence of systematic catarrh, can lead
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XKW VOIfK. Nov. 22. A maii.ritv
of the nation's railroads plan to re
store lo employes who entered mili
tary and naval service the seniority
rights which thev sacrificed when
thev left the roads' employment.
Issued over the sii'naHjre of W. (5.
MeAdoo, director L'cm-ral of rail
roads, an order savs today Hint the
followim; general principles will gov
ern :
(A.I Tn the ease of an employe
having established seniorilv rights, so
tar as practicable and where tiie em
ploye is phvsirallv qualified, lie will
be restored to such seniority riiiht:,
(15.) In the euse of employes who
do not have scnioriiv rights under ex
isting practices, n consistent effort
will he made to provide employment
for them when mustered out of mili
tary service.
GODOWSK! LIFTS
After being dark for several weeks
the J'age and Rialto theaters will be
opened tomorrow beginning at 2:lo.
Uoth houses have prepared unusually
good programs for the openings, and
will have excellent music.
Tho lovers of tho movies will ho
glad to have the opporunity again
of seeing their favorite stars and the
theaters will no doubt bo crowded.
The usual Saturday evening crowds
wil be out on the sUeets again to
morow and you aro expected to join
the happy throng.
The New Liberty theater will be
opened Thanksgiving day with a big
matinee and under the inuuagement
of Henry ilarcke.
Leopold Godowski. the famous
Foli.'h pianist, assisted hy Mi&s Mar
guerite Hughes, will lift the lid on
Wednesday evenint;. November 27,
opening the umusement season in
.Medford. We have for some lime
been obliged to remain at home and
dodLre the "flu," hut now that the
j war is over and the ouarantine lilted,
, e can congregate together as of yore.
ami Ihe ubove attraction will give up
the additional pleasure of listening
to one of the world's greatest artists,
an exceedingly rnre opportunity for
the people of the Ko2ue Hirer valley.
Mr, Godowski brings with him his
own grand piano, made especially for
him bv the Ivnabe I'iano company. lie
also earires a tuner, sent direct from
the fnetorv. who places his piano on
the staire and sees that it is in per
fect condition for each performance.
.Miss Marguerite Hughes will use on
this occasion her $7,000 Stradivarius
violin.
The fiubaeriplion seat sale is now
in charge of Air. George Andrews.
IMione orders to Andrews' Studios.
Phone j"2H-J. The regular box of
fice sale will open at the Face thea
ter Tuesday inornimr, 30 o'clnck.
Prices l.f0. $1.00. 75 and 50c.
Seats are going fust, so phone in
your order earlv.
Forty Btyles of engraved Xmaa
cards and folders. Medford Printing
Co.
FOR STUBBORN
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Dr. King's New Discovery
has a fifty year record
behind id
It built its reputation on its produo
tion of positive results, on its surencsa
In relieving the throat irritation of
colds, coughs, grippe and bronchial
attacks.
"Dr. King's New Discovery? Why,
my folks wouldn't use anything elser
That's the general nation-wide esteem
In which this well-known remedy ia
held. Its action ia prompt, its taste
pleasant, its relief gratifying.
Half a century of cold and cough
checking. All drucKists. 60c and $1.20.
Bowels Out of Kilter?
That's nature calling for relief.
Assist hey in her daily duties with Dr.
King's New Life Pills. Not a purgative
in the usual dose, but a mild, effective,
corrective, laxative that teasea the
bowels into action. 25c.
" Obsessed with the big idea of protecting those
at home, father often omits the essentia! prciccticn
of his most vital asset strength.
91
is as beneficial to the hard-working man of
business as it is to the growing child. Scott's imparts
the quality to the blood that enables the body to
grip strength fast Scott's helps solve ihe problem
that faces every business-man that of keeping up
with the wear and tear on the body, $
Gcott& Krone. Bloomfirld, N.J. . U-tS
Announcement!
We now have two long experienced auto machinists who know
how to repair your car, any make, and do It right. All work guar
anteed. Once you try ua you will remain our customer, for our
work will be satisfactory.
The Valley Garage
H Mail Orders Promptly Filled We Pay Freight and Express Charges
WASIIIN'OTOX. Nov. 22. Con -
irt'fiH todny started on a 10-dnv va-
at ion, its fir.-t complete suspension
iine the session wliirh adjourned
vi sterday sine die lietiiin December 3.
1!H7.
M.J.B.Coffee
v 4iy
Hi
Best Coffee
at any price
You can make more cups
of pood coffee with less
M.J. 13. than with any
other coffee.
Ground just right to make
the best cup of coffee.
Blended from the finest
flavored coffees grown in
the world.
Thoroughly aged before
it is roasted.
Quality never changes.
It's the most economical.
It goes further.
Vacuum Packed by Spec
ial Process to Preserve its
strength and flavor.
It Reaches You Fresh
Im cry Can CJuarantted
H Handkerchiefs for Christmas
Beautiful line of
j o in en's a nd
children's I'lain
2i and fancy hand-
E JvCTcluei'.s, good
quality. On sale
Saturdav E0
Each ..." wt
fine all lineu hand
enib. handker
chiefs. ' QQ
Special, ea.
aims
TheWomait's Store
14-22 X. CENTRAL
MEUFOHI), OKEGON
Neckwear for Christmas
l-'ine oi'L'andie Sonic new dair.tv
collars, all - now
styles, very good
Kr'!-: 69c
styles in collars
and sets made of
crepe de chine,
from 98 up.
BUY USEFUL GIFTS AND BUY THEM NOW It is Both Wise and Patriotic to
Shop Early While Stocks Are Large, Salespeople Not Rushed and Shopping Condi
tions Are Better Than They Are Likely to be Later on. Start Your Xmas Buying Now
I 20 Off on Suits
2.-),00 Winter Suits, now $20-00
ijflO.OO Winter Suits, now $24-00
$:r.00 Winter Suits, now $28-00
$-10.00 Winter Suits, now $32.00
$4--),00 Winter Suits, now $35-00
$r0.00 Winter Suits, now $40.00
Just 73 suits in the lot, all this year's
stvles. Conie earlv if vou want one.
f
Saturday Sale of Waists
r0 Crepe de
Chilne Waists,
all now styles,
beautifully in ado
and nicely trim
med. Keul val
ues ?.i.00. On
RillO
Silt.
50
Georgette
Crepe "Waists,
now shades and
styles, fine qual- r
Ity. 'Values up
$3.95 anlo Sill $5.95
100 new Wirth
niore Walsta,
miulo of fiiio
Ucal fi
On sale
, . $1.00
voiles,
values.
Pat.
each
Thanksgiving Sale of Dresses i
Saturday we will place on sale two lots of new j
Fall and Winter Dresses. These will be sold
at much less than regular prices. jj
Lot 1. Consisting of silk and wool flQ AO 5
dresses up to $18.00 values, at $7J0
Lot 2. Consisting of silk and wool dresses
up to $:0.00 values, $1 QQ.fi
On sale Saturday f l70
Christmas Display of Furs
Black Coney Muffs,
good quality, large
size, very special,
$6.98
Japanese Mink Muffs,
good qualitv, special,
$9.48
AVolf Muffs, mod
Black Coney Scarfs j
in the latest styles of
throws and scarf, very
special, $6-48 and s
$12.50.each. Z
Bed Fox Scarfs, spc-
cial, $25-00 '
Isabella Fox Scarf,
s Buy Silk and Dress Goods For Christmas
ONLY A FEW DAYS MORE
To m'liil that I toy "over thore"
tils Chrislnun presi-nt. All pai'k
hki nniHt be it Hel Cross local
henilitunrtersi not later Ulan Nov.
3 0.
Wc ltno n lilu lino itf iKofut ntnl
hii:ltl Hppt-lnted ito-eni for
Mini.
West Side riinrmary
' lhr Krvill Sterr''
S 1),)0 ynrds of
fancy silks, :!ti in.
wide, in striies
and ilaids. values
up t" 'r-.no. On
sale at
vard
Silk and wool
S 1'oplin. lit? inches
widt, a good $!.")()
doth. On Satur-
ilavat $1 1Q
vaid QX.lO
(ieorgette Crepe,
good quality, (10
different shades
to choose from.
at1,' yard ...Sl-98
. ..leninants of
Dress Goods in
lengths at very
attractive special
1 trices.
Serge in the new
winter colors,
worth $1.'2.3. On
s!': 88c
2." pieces of navy
blue all wool
Serges, in every
weight. On sale
Saturday $1.4S
up.
grade, special, $6.48 special, $27.50
Xmas Hosiery
The always useful present.
Buy Now... Wonderful se-
lection in both silk and s
Silk Uose In
Mark, white and
colors, nil sizes.
Cheap tot! ay at
$1..'.0. One sale
pair $1.00
Silk Dose In
stripes and fig
ures. Cheap to
day nt $2.00. On
sale Sat.
'I.a Franeo' Silk
Itoso in all the
much wanted
shades. Dest
wearing hose
mado. On sale
Sat. pair 33.4H
mm
Hn'iy llootees In
n very choice se
lect Ion, priced
from
7 Sf ill pair.
.Key
H.thy Cups and
V.nnnets. priced
from 10
S2.50
Don't Forget the Baby
llaliy Coats mado
of nil wool ma
terials, ulso wool
capes, with tho
hood, nt very
moderate prices.
Hal'V Uattles
nnd Oolla in a
great variety of
styles. On sale
at very rea?ona-
I L . IS Till IlllllieiillO M t. c. uiv
Linen Squares nnd Scarfs Colgate's Toilet Soap, all Bound
4!l cn
pair fl.JU
BUY GOOD GL0 A IS FOR CHRISTMAS
Women's fine Cape .Women's exclusive
and Cloves in tan and styles in kid gloves in
gray, on sale Satur- grey, white and khaki.
in beautiful drawn work odoi-s; sold
patterns. . $1.00 tfpn at 1") cents,
values, each v"v now cake ...
cvervwhere
day, $2.98 pair.
omen s fine French
Kid S loves, in white
with black enib. back.
Special $2.50 pair.
an of good Talcum Agents for tho celebrated
very special, $3-50
pair.
Complete line of woolen
mittens nnd gloves, all
prices.
10c
Bowdcr.
Special
2Jg Cossard Corset: nil prices.
H MANN'S-Thc Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price-M ANN'S I
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