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Coming Theatrical Attractions
Olsa Nctlieiwolc, who is playing this
season In "Sister Beatrice" nnl "The
Enigma," will bo seen hero on Monday
nlKht. May 8, nt the Medford opbm house.
Miss Nethersolo takes her part serious
ly.' Many years ago sho decided that
tho public which paid to seo her at the
theater should seo something more than
a woman parading herself for tho nmtiso
ment of tho crowd. That tho theater
was an Institution maintained princi
pally for entertainment, sho wns willing
to admit, hut sho Insisted upon keopliiK
tho purpose of her plays In a dominant
tone. Mis Nethersolo declined to ac
cept the dictum thnt tho only object of
Olffa Nethonole.
nnd then sells it to the nephew of a
rich nobleman In order that hu may, by
niarrylnjf tho doll, secure a fortune and
still retain his membership In a relig
ious brotherhood, touches tho entire
?', ,n0f co"ull'' Tho entire plot of
Tiio Toymaker" centers upon this me
chanical doll, which dances, walks, talks
and sinus. Owing to an accident to the
doll, It huvliiB become broken. Klsn, the
daughter of Johannes, takes tho place of
tho doll and Is married to Frederick, the
nephew of the wealthy Count Uallen
berg, thus circumventing her father.
Tho vocal score of "The Toymaker" is
musically In the extreme. Many of tho
numbers ore real vocal gems; Included
therein may bo mentioned tho topical
song which Mr. Hartman renders, 'To
v.ui i-ieniy." tiio scenic equipment of
"Tho Toymaker" Is very elaborate, es
pecially the finale of tho first act which
represents tho toy Bhop of Johannes
auggcnhelmer. This sceno Is a verita
ble treat to the children as It Is i peep
Into Toyland that delights their heartr.
Tho costuming Is most elaborate and
costly and has been made entirely ne'v
for this tour Mr. Ilnrtman Is support
ed by a largo company of over 50 peo
ple. Including AVnlter Do Leon and Mis3
"Muggins" Uavles as "Frederick" and
"Elmi" respectively: Mr. Fogartv, Mr.
Lenoir, Miss Josle Hart, and many oth
ers. Tho company comes hero direct from
tholr own thcatro In Los Angeles, who -o
they havo enjoyed nn excellent season
of over 30 weeks. The production Itself
Is complete In overy detail and as tl is
Is tho last RO.ISnil Hint Mr Itnrt.M in
will bo seen here, "Tho ToymaKer"
should prove a very great attraction
Popular prices will prevail and djo
notice of when the scats go on salo will
bo given. '
the theater was to amuse, and sho gave
substantial base to her theory by select
ing tho plays In which sho noted from
tho works of men who were lenders In
modern thought. Her fnvorlto play
wrights havo been Dumas, Maeterlinck,
D .-unlet, l'lnero, Hervlou, Snrdou Mcllhac
and Halevy. "Sister Ueatrlco" Is by
Maurlco Maeterlinck and was tho great
success of tho first season nt tho New
theater In New York. "Tho Enigma" Is
n modern drama by Paul Hervleu, one of
tliu leaders of tho modern French school'
of dramatists. '
"The Toymaker" Coming1.
On Id's forthcoming nppenranco here,
Ferris llartinan will present tho dainty,
dancing, delightful comic opera, "The
Toymaker," In which ho has appeared
now very nearly a thousand times. The
part which he onacts of Johnnnes Gug
gonhelmer, Is thnt of a charncter which
is in many ways unique us It contains
a mixture of shrewdness and simplic
ity, whllo at tho snmo time it offers
fine opportunities for Mr. Hartmnn's
well known fnn making abilities. It Is
a portrayal which Is especially attrac
tive and Its appeal to everyone and par
ticularly to children Is very strong. This
old Nuremburg maker of toys, who In
vents a doll which ho has fashioned In
tho likeness of his own daughter Klsa,
Mlsi Rlnjr and Automobiles.
Do you own nn automobile? If eo,
hero Is something Blancho Itlng, who
will bo seen hero May 19, has discovered
that Is worth knowing, and It goes to
show tho Individuality and thought of
tho American Artisan, for It Is a safe
prediction to make that you could go
Into many of the lnrgcst garages In
the United States nnd not find a nmn
thnt bus the knowledges that this little
article contains.
MIbh HIng Is nn ardent nutomobll'st
nnd sho can frequently bo seen at tho
whcol of her own machine on tho coun
try roads around Mamaroncck, N. Y., In
the summer time.
Miss Illng is touring this season In
"Tho Ynnkeo Girl" and not long ngo
played Boston for an extended engage
ment. At the conclusion of tho run sho
played several of the towns In New Eng
land nnd ns Worcester was tho first
town to bo visited, sho thought It would
be n nice way to muko It by auto, and
nrrangements were made accordingly.
The start was mndo on a bright sun
ny morning with Just tnough chill In the
air to make It Inspiring. The roads
wero flno and mile nftor mllo wns reeled
off on the speedometer which boded well
for a safe and speedy termination of the
Journey.
Tho party stopped at Attleboro to get
a bito of lunch and fill up tho tank with
gnsolene, and got along nicely enjoying
the cxhllerant air and tho vista of dis
tant landscape when Just ns they were
pulling Into Woonsocket, It. I., tho mo
tor commenced to mlsfiro nnd they real
ized that something was wrong.
Tho chauffeur got down and looked
things over, meanwhllo letting her cool
off n little and not discerning tho cause,
ho concluded to start off again anil
trust to luck to keep her going.
Ho found some difficulty In turning
her over and realizing that sho wasn't t
getting proper lubrication, nnd looking
underneath he found thnt sho wns losing
oil. To make n long story short the
connection with tho oil tank had broken,
through some unusual strain or Jolt.
Kuiilan Orchestra.
Was there over a singer without n
hobby!
"Never," declares Leila Joel-llulse,
ono of America's foremast contraltos
FRANK OUMSBY, Tenor.
who Is to bo heard In this city beforo
long with tho llUBsInn Symphony or
chestra, of New York, when It gives a
concert under tho baton of Modest Alt
sculcr In tho Natatorlum hall on
Wednesday, May 10.
Imagine n, dainty llttlo woman ac
quiring fnmo and money with n God
glvcn voice, gono daft over chlna-pnint-Ing
nnd shooting. This hnppcns to be
tho attitude of Mine. Jocl-IIulso who Is
a rare combination of artist and lover
of outdoor life. When sho wns study
ing In Pnrln this gifted musician was
chummy with Thomns Mitchell Pierce
nn,d Harrison Fisher, the Illustrious, tho
artists Philip Iiollcnu nnd Gilbert White,
and Americans who havo not yet reached
such eminent peaks of fame.
During her Lntln-Qunrtlcr days llrac.
Joel-IIulso copied h dinner set presented
to Anne of Australn by tho Duke of
Buckingham, and which Is still to be
seen In tho Louvre, where Its quaint de
sign typifying various events In tho life
of Venus aro gazed upon dally by thou
sands of visitors.
A perfect knowledge of tho uso of
fire-arms wns learned by tho contralto
nt tho hands of Stewart Edward White,
author of "Tho Blnzed Trail," "The
Westerners" nnd other novels of Htrenu-
ous western life. In tho shooting gnl
lcrles Miuc. Jocl-HUlso Is an expert
either with a .44 revolver or a rifle, but
sho will not shoot gamo In tho field
"I cannot bear to kill," said tho singer.
iRlWDS HEAD
FOR C0R0HATI0H
London Will See Greatest Gathering
of People in History of World Dur
ing. June Accommodations Are
Already at a Premium.
LONDON, May C, Throngs of people
who o.pcct to visit London during tho
coronation in Juno today are already ca
bling for thulr accommodation here. All
Indications point to such a throng of vis
itors as have never beforo been gather
ed In any city in tho world. Hotel and
boarding houses are sure to bo swamped
nnd late comers who havo failed to
"book" In advance will stand nn excel
lent chance of having to do their sleeping
on park benches.
With preparations for tho ceremonies
rather slow progress Is being made. The
king must approve every item on the
program and he Is so busy that he can
give only a llttlo time dally to this work.
The routos of tho various piocosslons
nro not yet fixed and tho military au
thorities do not know within 15,000 how
, ninny soldiers they will need. Still, a
kind of provisional program has boen
nrranged.
Tho couit officials will devote Juno
19 to tho reception nml housing of royal
guests and tholr suites. This will be
hard work. Buckingham pnlaee will be
tacd to tho utmost In accommodating
continental royntles closoly related to
King Oeorgo and Queon Mary. For many
others apartments will be provided In
Wont End hotels. For some, with suites
so large that no hotel can lodge them,
mansions are being provided.
Tho king nnd queen will give n ban
quet at Buckingham palace on tho eve
ning of June 20 In honor of their royal
rninilK Tlin fnllOWlnC flight tllO llllkl'
of Connaught will give n dinner to lesser i
notabilities In the principal state apart .
ment at St. James palace.
Juno J2 will t coronation iny. iiieir
majesties will drive In statu for the
ceremony from Buckingham palace
through tho Mali. Tiafnlgar hquare.
Whitehall and Parliament street to West
minster Abbey, where the crown will be
placed on King George's hoad, tho royul
oath taken and tho inonaruh formally
proclaimed ruler of Great Britain. Iro
land nnd the British dominions hoyond
the sens. In the ovonlng there will bo a
loynl family dinner at Buckingham palace.
HAZEZ. SOLLAB rLOATED
BY HEB OWN STEAK
SEATTLE, May 6. After three days
on a sand bar off Whldby Island tho big
freighter Hazel Dollar floated off under
her own steam at high tldo today.
With only n small hole In her hull.
sho wns nblo to proceed under pumps
to Everett, where sho safely docked.
Much of her lumber enrgo of 2,225,000
feet, had been lightered and tho delay
and expenso has amounted to n consider
able figure, but tho damaco to the ves
sel Is thought to be light
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Hasklns for Health.
GIVES QUICK ACTION.
Leon B. Hnsklns reports thnt A SIN
GLE DOSE of simple buckthorn, lmrk,
plycerlnc, etc., as compounded In Adlor-
ka, tho now German appendicitis rem
dy, relieves constipation, sour stomnch
cr gns on tho stomach almost INSTANT
J Y. Many Medford peoplo nro being
helped.
USED AUTO.
Whlto Gns car, completely equipped
with top, wind shield, speedometer,
maguoto, otc otc. will sell for $1500,
BHAK CHEEK MOTOH CO.
Ilanklna Xor Health.
MEDFORD THEATRE
Monday Evening May 8th
THE GREATEST EMOTIONAL ACTRESS
OLGA NETHERSOLE
(Liebler & Co., Managers.)
IN A DOUBLE BILL
SISTER BEATRICE
A MIRACLE PLAY BY MAURICE MAETERLINCK
A2sTD
THE ENIGMA
A Modern Drama by Paul Ilcrvicu
Seat Sale Thursday: Prices $1.00, $1.50, $2.00
Reservations by mail accompanied by check given
preference.
TO CURE A COIiD IN ONE DAY.
Tako LAXATIVE BBOMO Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money If It fall"
to cure. E. W. GBOVE'S signature Is on
each box. 25c.
TEUTK CENTER.
132 North Ivy street. Medford. Or.
4 ..!.... -.... nt intlvn lpssons in
Truth will be given by Annie fipraguej
Hmith every Thursday anernoon m -p.
in. Teaching and divine healing bl
appointment.
Metaphysical library, literature for
sale. Subscriptions taken for Uenlty
Power, Nautilus and other publications.
Enquiries received by mall will receive
prompt attention.
All are welcome. Love offerlns.
NOTICE. I
All rral estate men are hereby notified!
that my ranch Is now off the in.irh' t
60 WALLAt'B UHs
Baseball
Grants Pass
vs. Medford
MM SUNDAY
Grants Pass has won two games. Medford has but
one to her credit. Sunday's game will be hard fought
DON'T MISS IT
ADMISSION
25c AND50c
Ladies' & Childrens
Wash Dresses
Ladies' and children's
Wash Dresses now on dis
play; all marked in plain
figures.
Ladies' Dresses
$1.50 to $3.40
Childrens' Dresses
65c to $4.25
The House of KtippmHctnu
Chicija
Chothing of
Character
For Men of
Taste
Pure wool fabrics steam
shrunk. The best linings
and trimmings, built by
the most skilled tailors.
The Kuppfit trousers are
different. Sec our men's
Suits at $8.50, $10.00,
$11.50, $12.50, $15,00,
$16.50, $18.00, $20.00,
$22.50, $25.0d, $27.50,
$30.00 and $35.00.
Special Prices You Will Always Find at the
-GOLDEN RULE-
India Liuons 7y2c, 10c, 12c
15c, 20c, 25c, 30c.
Standard Calicoes, all colors,
5c.
Good yard wide bleached
Muslin, 81-3c.
72x19 blenched Sheets 49c.
30x72 bleached Cases, 13c.
Toweling, 5c, 7c, 10c and
12i2c.
r Patent A
Patent
Finger-Tipped
Silk Gloves SOc up
Look out' for silk rIovcs that won't
wear. You want tho Kayscr fit nnd
finish tho Kayscr tip the j;uaran
tee la every pnlr. You Ret them
hero nt tho prico of the cheapest
oil with "Kayser" In the hctn.
We aro often asked why we sell cheaper.
Listen. Wo aro members of the Golden
Pule Associated Stores, with a cash pur
chasing power of over 50 retail stores.
AVE BUY FOR CASH
X , AVE SELL FOR CASH
4 AVE SELL FOR ONE PRICK
midermuslins
beautiful, dain
ty sheer gar
ments, neatly
made and mod
erately priced;
Corset Covers
25(! to $1.50,
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Ladies' Shoes, all leathers,
new stock, new lasts, latest
styles, $1.50, $2.00, $2.25,
$2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00,
$4.50 and $5.00.
Men's Shoes, B to FF, $2.00
to $7.50.
AAro handle only solid leather
shoes.
Trunks, Grips
and Suit .Cases,
with only a
Golden Rule
price that
means for less.
Ask About Our Profit Sharing Plan
The Golden Rule
West Main Street
St. Mark's Block
Make a Selection
of our smnll enkos and Bpocinltioft
and you'll bavo a collection of ns
tempting and tootbsorao dainties ub
wore over sot bofore a king. Don't
be too lato coming for yours, how
ever. Wo can never eccm to bake
enough no matter how mauy extra
wo hako fresh daily.
Medford Bakery QX Delicatessen
TODI) & CO. SOUTH CENTItAL AVKNUK
HOME-MADE PIE8 AND PASTRY LADY COOK IN CHAROE.
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J. E. ENYART, Presldont J. A. PERRY, VJco-Presldent
P. D. MERRICK, Vlco-Prcildeat JOHN S. ORTH, Caohtor
W. B. JACKSON, Ass't Cashier.
The Medford National Bank
Capital, $100,000.00
Surplus, $20,000.00
SAFE DKPOSIT HOXK8 FOR RKNT. A OKNEHATi NANKING
IIUSINKHS TRANSACTED. Wo SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAOE.
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TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT
Medford Natatorium Hall
WEDNESDAY lir 1A Great Operatic and
EVENING lYldV 1U Symphony Concert of
Symphony Orchestra
MODEST ALTSCHULER, Conductor
Nina Dimitrieff, Soprano oAI oi;t; Lealia Joel Hulse, Contralto
Frank Orrhsby, Tenor Bertram ochwahn, Baritone
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60 World's Greatest Musicians, Guaranteed $25,000 for Pacific Coast Tour. They come through efforts of
the Commercial Club and leave by special train, as Medford is their only stop between Sacramento and
Portland.
I Prices $2.50, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00.
General Admission $1.00
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