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

WT.DFOTJD TifATT; TT.TRFNR MEPFOTZD. OT?FiON". SATURDAY. JUNE 22, 1918
PAOE KTX
CHILDREN HELP
IN SALE TO BENEFIT
- HOSPITAL ON HILL
iGALAXY OF STARS
NANCE O'NEIL, CHARLES DALTON and FREDRICK
LEWIS IN "THE WANDERER" AT THE PAGE TONIGHT
ASHLAND'S
THIRD ANNUAL
SETTING JHE PACE
AS ENTERTAINERS
AT PAGE TONIGHT
in '
Splendid progress has markfd the
first day's nulo of tho two liberty
Itonds presented the Sa n-d llart
liospltul for the iH'nt'fit of that Insti
tution und every indication J that a
handnouia sum will bo raided hofore
tho campaign 1h rlosod.
-Many school i-liildriMi have enlisted
In tho contest, for two vuluuM? prizi;
ofl'ornri hy .Martin J. Iti'ddy for tins
two children koIiiiik tn Krr:i(;;:t
niiiniiGr of tlt'lif-U. Thi prizes are on
display in Mr. Kiddy's display win
dow and tho content in open to ull
hcnooI children, who may ;nlint in
llio work by applying to Mrs. (I. H.
Satchwell at the .MedTord (.'oimnerclal
club. Tickets are ulno on Kale at var
ious prominent linslness IioiiHew.
. Tho money will be ustd by tho Kls
torn of tho Sacred Heart, hos-pital in
11.- charity fund whirl, in tailed upon
overy year for several thousand dol
lars' worth of Kratultieua nurvice for
both tho sick and destitulo who look
to this refugo for eharilablo uksIs
tanee. 7 Mayor Gates will pretddo at the
eotielusion of tho Balo lit the Jajfi
theatre on tho cvenitiK of July Hith,
and during- tho regular performance
will present tho bondH to their new
owner.
POPE 10 PRAY FOR
r SURCEASE OF EVIL
KOMI-:,, Juno 22. Pope lienediet,
in offering a special prayer for the
evils tornienlinir lmiiinuity, will do
Keeud to the linsilini of Si. I'eler's at
.1(1 oViock in the evening ol' June 'JH,
which is lly eve ol' St. iVIcr's day.
For two hours the poutilT will kneel
in worship of tho holy Kaeranirnl.
Immediately lifter midnight the pope
will eelebrnle the special mass that
lias been onlwvd for (he t'ntholic
elery of the whole world, for the
"eossnlinii ,t' ' Uu evils iormenlini;
-Immunity." Thus the pope will he
the first to offer divine .sacrifice in
A I'dascd setting always means a
sueres-ful jilay. Hut even if "Tin
Wanderer' hal eome to town in
more modest pnrmenls, its allejioneal
value would have carried home its
li-s-on of atonement and foryive
ncss iu splendid all-star east
would biive I'omiiiamled the theater
lioinij eily's alienlion, says (he San
I'Vaueiseit Ibilletin, of "The Wander
er," the hi; scenic production at Hie
I'ave loiiiifhl.
As it wns "The Wanderer" was in
troduced lo a fiisbioiinble Cort thea
ter audience hist ni.L,rlil with ull of llifj
pictiircsijacness of a maaiue cover
picture of the 'Vrcen pastures and
the hill" of iJnvid come lo life.
Sheep and jjouts ambled down the
hillside ami into ihc oat shed nf an
uneienl home in .Judcu, and the prodi
gal son followed them uith naught to
clothe liiin hut a leopard skin about
his loins.
The simplicilv and beauty of the
first and last scenes presented a dra
matic contrast to the second act in
which "The Wanderer" is presented
in the hnrJol's house in the holy city
of Jerusalem, put on with such
sumptuous splendor Hint canvas can
not help but iv one a vivid remin
der of stmics of moiikcv dinners nm!
the like slaved before the war in a
very modern Itabvloti. '
There is liothim; subtle about "The
Wanderer." ile is a hoy who will not
listen to the admonition of his par
ents, hut who insisfs upon faring
forth into the world and discovering
life for himself.
The mother and the father become
the hitf figure in the drawn, which
in a eortain sense is an epic of moth
erly love, for Xauee O'Neil plays the
role of 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 with n tremendous
rasp of the jfreut mother passion,
that sees iu her bov nothing but the
I.
California's t;reat tragedienne has
sc;iivelty. if ever, found a role so com
pletely suited to her.
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& 4 At .t;'.i
te' t J (it
tin1 liiy mihtc'iI lo llio Apiisllcs lVli'r
iiml I'iiiiI, iMilii'iiit; tlii'ir iiilcri'i'ssiini
with tin view thai rjnslii'i' mul ii'nic
miiv bo reslurcij.
Tim national war navintfa t-oramlt-tco,
thru tho executive fommittoe for
.lui kson l oiinly, desires the ussistaiKi
and co-operation of ull advertisers in
tho -Medfoid papers from now until
national war savings day, June 2Sth.
It Is desired lo Insert In each adver
tisement appearing during this period
a line appealing to the people of Jack
son county to assist the government
In this W. S. S. work. This line will
In no way affect or change tho adver
tisement hut on the other hand hy Its
ovldenco or patriotism will enhance
lt value.
It Is not practical to solicit this as.
slstanco Individually from the adver
tisers In view of the large amount of
work to ho done anil the committee
therefore Is taliing this method of
notification to tho effect that the
small addition mentioned will he
1918 GLASS ORDERED
WASHINGTON, June 22 Draft
executives oC all states today were
directed hy Prnvut Marshul (jenornl
Crowiler to be:in on June 25 and to
continue i'or three iiays thereafter
tile mailintr of quest iona ires to regis
trants of the class of 1!)18. Twenty
five per cent of the registrants of
each hoard will he provided with
questionnaires each day. Hoards were
instructed to leave serial and order
number spaces blank until classifica
tion lakes place, probably some time
in Jul v.
niado In ull ads in both Bedford
papors unless notice to the contrary
Is sent to the papers. The committee
feels certain that this patriotic assis
tance will be gladly rendered and de
sires to thank the advertisers most
heartily for their co-operation.
As far back as last January the
ladles of the Phoenix Red Cross unit
gathered themselves together und
said ono unto the other, "Let us give
an entertainment this summer for the
benefit of our organization." One ot
the ladies said unto the other, "What
kind of an entertainment shall we
give?" And they all replied us In one
voice, "Let us give a comic opera
with a natural setting In our grove."
They then selocted the opera of
"Mikado" and called on Mr. (ieo. An
drews for advice, and he immediately
assured them that they had struck
on a very wise and novel plan, and
that they had selocted the greatest of
all comic operas. They arranged then
and there for Mr. Andrews to take
charge of the production.
The work of rehearsing and pre
paring for this performance, which
takes place on Thursday evening,
June 27, has been under way for some
months, and the Phoenix ladles feel
certain that this entertainment will
easily take first place with anything
of the kind ever presented in the
valley.
There Is In course of construction
a stage of 40x40 to be decorated and
set with foliage and scenery. The
California Oregon Power company
kindly donated the Juice for Illumin
ating the grove and stage. Paul's
Klectrlc store Is furnishing the
streamer and flood lights, and on
Thursday night this grove and stage
will look like a fairy land.
The company will be gorgeously
costumed. Full orchestra will ac
company the singers. The price of
.10 cents will he the entire charge for
this entertainment.
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot reach !
the dleeaned portion o( the ear. There la j
on!y one way to cure catarrhal dcafneaa. ;
and that la by a constitutional romeuy. .
Catarrhal Dcafneee la caused by an In
flamed condition of the mucous lining of !
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube Is :
Inllauicd you have a rumbling sound or Im
perfect hearing, and when It Is entirely
closed. Deafness Is the result. Unless the
Inllamtnatlon .can be reduced and this tube
restored to Its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever. Many caaes of
deafness are caused by catarrh, which Is .
an Inflamed condition of the mucous sur
faces. Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts thru I
the blood on the mucous surfaces -of the '
system.
We will give One Hundred Doltara for i
any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Or- 1
culars free. All Druggists. 76c.
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo. O.
AND;
Patriotic Celebration
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July 4, 5, 6
BIGGER
AND
GREATER
THAN EVER
Many New Features
Entertainment for All
Plan to be There
Remember Friday, June 28th, N ational War Savings Day.
glllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllM
p Lend Your Money as Freely
I KJ' as They Are Giving ; I
jf I Their Lives 4
You don't have to fight, you don't have to die.
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Your son does, or your brother who is now across the way or
the kid now in khaki to whom you used to give pennies a short
time ago.
That money you have laid away for "a rainy day" wouldn't you give every
nickle of it to keep a Hun's knife away from his throat.
Well, the Hun is here, and so is his knife and so is the "rainy day"-it's raining
now, raining bombs and shrapnel on our boys "over there."
June 28th National War Savings Day
On that day the Nation will call upon you, not just your neighbor, but you, to pledge
yourself to the purchase of a certain number of War Saving Stamps during 1918.
LEND YOUR MONEY AS FREELY AS THEY ARE GIVING THEIR LIVES
NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS COMMITTEE
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