Medford mail tribune., August 30, 1918, Page 6, Image 6

MET)FO"RT XFA'TTi 'rK'lWN W. irRDFOttD. ORKfiONT. FRTDAY, AUGUST .TO. 191S
ASKED TO COLLECT
R ALL II SHELLS
COltVALUS, drc, Aujr. Hoy
fiml nirls of Oregon are ngitin being
railed upon by I lit' government to en
list in patriotic service. They have re
sponded well to the ret ties t fur digi
talis, and now are asked to collect
plum, prune, peaeh and eherry pits,
and all kinds of nut shells fur use in
making carbon lor gas masks,
Letters are being sea: oat to nearly
l.",000 members of boys' and girls
clubs in the ytate bv U. C. Seymour,
Mute leader at . A. asking Ibem
to join in this campaign and to tk
all their friends to help. County nir
rieidtaral agents and county super
intendents of schouls will have clflir.:e
of (be wurk, and will dciirniito ( lu-t'-where
the youni: people will take their
contribution for lliu government. The
latter will I'unii-li Mick, and wilt at
tend to the rolltM-tion of the pits and
shells, according to a telegram re
ceived from O. II. lieu-ont in charge
of hoys' and girls' club work in X
northern and western states,
'School children and others are re
quested by Oeaii Adolph Ziffle o the
school of pharmacy to continue the
collection of digitalis as the govern
ment uses great tpiantitics of the
tincture of digitalis in the army. Di
rections for collection will be sent
upon request.
failed Stains Marshal, C, 1 Ab-x-,
antler, received in.stnirHons rrom th'j
attorney general of the failed States !
calling attention of Oerinun alien fo-;
finales to the following fmpurtant re- j
tjuirtnont, governing the ilian of1
residence of (iennan alien females.
A German alien woman changing
t her place of residence to unothfr
'place wlihin the same registration'
di-trict Khali iininctliat' 1 report smh
change to the registration officer of
tin registration district and present
to such registration ofi!er her regis
tration card for the purpose of having
endorsed thereon by mdi reiM.-r ra
tion officer the elianee of residence.
A German alien female who desires
to change her place of residence to a
place of residence within another r
isiration district mast obtain a per
mit. Such Gorman alien female must
present herself to the registration of
ficer of the district in whk-h she re
sides and make application for the
permit on a form supplied by the
registration officer, anil present her
registration card to the registration
officer for the purpose, of having the
permit of change of residence en
dorsed upon her registration card.
A change of resilience in violation
of the regulations suhjects an alien'
enemy, among other penalties, to I
arrest and detention for the period of
the war.
The registration officers who act
ed In the registration will continue to
act as registration officers for the
purpose stated in respevt to permits
for change of residence.
The rutted States marshal, Port
bind, Oregon, has a supply of change
tif residence blanks in his office for
distribution to the chief registrars
(chief of police) In cities of over
"i000 population, according to the
1!)10 census; and to the postmasters
assistant registrars) in communities
having a population of less than 5U(H)
according to the 1910 census.
Mrs. May DeKarr of Ashland,
juest at the .Vasli hotel.
is a
AI WAGNER CREEK
On Sunday, September flth, an
other nil day "uruup gutlierini;'
he held cm Vuner creek, above the
school house about one mile.
This is the first ineetini; for the
Ashland district, and includes the
Neil creek, Hellview and Warner
creek schools. The xojtle of thce
districts carry the responsibility for
the meeting, but all other neighbor
hoods and people will receive u cor
dial welcome.
The committees are nt work ar
raiJirinu for a j:ood sinjdn and
meakinrr and basket dinner. The
(iospel Team of Ashland will be rep
resented und assist in the projfrain.
The place of meeting will be in a
most beautiful i-liady grove tilong
Waiiiior creek. Make your plans for
thin meeting, nnd bo present at 10
n, m.
JliKS Murjorie Kifield, president,
Ashland, Ore. Mr. (i. C. Griffin,
missionary for American Sunday
School I'nion, Med ford, n.
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U. S. MAI
ACTION r
IN
THE GREATEST STORY THE WAR HAS
'Second Only to the "Birth of a Nation"
PRODUCED!
ANNIVERSARY WEEK
A GUARANTEED ATTRACTION
One Year Ago Today
iHK III A lTO THKATKK concludes today its
first anniversary of public entertainment for
the people of Soul hem Oregon. It has been a year
of triumph fur this modern playhouse, notwith
standing the general confusion and uncertainly in
the iH-uiiomlt' and induMrlnl world and the trials
necessarily Injected into the first jir' eerieiico
of any lira amusement institution. The gratifying
measure of success attained and enjoyed by Its
proprietors presages another year of greater tri
uuiph in every nay.
A ycir ago today the Hfnlto theater presented
to the Una I public He Hencd'H hum virile uml
astounding photoplay, "The Barrier." Tomorrow,
the fir.t day of Itn MLroud year, it wlli present the
Klison Niiper-fetiture f romance and action, "'i'he
I'ubellever," liotween the?ie two inanelou.s pro
duccfoiut It hiui Kiven its patrons the best pictures
obtainable during the jHTiod of Its matriculation.
While making for iUelf a protnineni place, not only
ninonx the thoiiMiiids of patrons of the motion
picture huslnms, but among the cMhaimeH with
whom its contracts are made for film sensations it
has, on ocvalons, Imwii fomMlletl to yield to the
exigencies of the situation In Mleetlng ItN produc
tions hut, having firmly entablLshed Its leading,
plaeo with film et liangei, it now enters umhi n
prtgram and Mdlcy to give the bnal world the
supreme triumphs in prtHluctiou by the big uorld
outride.
lly a rlenn, candid nnd persUtent ilrsirt to give
to local amusement patrons the bct productions
exhibited in the griMtt cities. It has ritS)tiently nn
compelled to Ignore the Incident of profit, tllm'tly;
but, iiulirectly, Increased Mttronnge Iihs hIiowii that
that policy ulll ultimately produce the rewani It
(hworvea. Therefore, our chief design lias bn to
establish firmly the high character of the Itlalto
a a theater conducted for a high-cla.vs clientelle.
The- KuereMK thus detiervM and MtlAliml luw
enatdtMl us to transmit to the war-tax department
of the fetbml government largo sums of money
paid to the Idaho box-office a xar tax. In addi
turn to the satifacfion tlius rnjoied, our patnns
have mdieil the gratification that romm in "pic
ture contaci" ulih the great force that are mm
remaking the orltl.
-SPECIAL
Army Maneuvers and Concert in
Front of Theater Tonight at 7:15
Big Free Military Parade
TOMORROW
AT 2 O'CLOCK
MATINEE
2:30 EVERY DAY
PRICES
Lower Floor 50c
Mezzanine Loges 75c
Children - - 10c
THREE DAYS ONLY-TODAY, TOMORROW, SUNDAY
UNDER AUSPICES OF OREGON STATE MILITIA :
ANNIVERSARY WEEK
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"The Unbeliever"
OV THK SK(OM) VKAR In its coiu-so
lis a populiir local business house of plen
wure, Uie Kiulto will present tonight a most beauti
ful presentation of one of the strongest hiunan
intere stories of love, valor, fidelity, emotion,
Mended spectacularly with the fiercest struRMlos
nnd most heart-rending scenes now leing enacted
iKi'ueen tlic greatest iMvers of the world on the
blood-soaked terrain of France the most patriotic
pMMlurtion treating (he transrendant Mirt our boys
over there are peAcrmiiii; In the greatest tragedy
of I lie world.
"The l'nl:eliever,' whiih will open a run or
thrte ritiys at tlio Kialto tonight, Is beyond doubt
(lie greatest war drama ever produced because of
Its iiHC)t-xn-nting so much of Lite recent realism of
the great cnnlUrt which is sapping the blood and
strength of the nations of the earth in the denth
dcifllng encounter Wlween the forces which would
sweep the world with the terrors of militarism and
those which would give it virtuous life and righteous
progress in a universal democracy.
The eager impulsion of this marvelous picture
and the ensanguined conditions that produce the
awful nuielstrom of contending forces are repro
duced most realistically, while through the harrow
ing conflict runs n hive story of romantic cast nnd
thiilling interest. Involving the destiny of an aristo
cratic young American who has three outstanding
faults... Although horn in the environment of Chris.
tiauity, his development has been limited by class
distinction, race prejudice and unbelief In tioiK
He finally goes with the marines to France and
there begins his regeneration; and there also comes
into his life the brave daughter of Itelglum who Imv
comcs his new Inspiration, gives him u clearer out
look uion life and encourages him to enter uion
his patriotic dtUy to the world with a courago and
bravery that are being duplicated today only in
extreme instances... H is a startling story that
holds the nerves tense from the first action to the
thrill of the final climav.
This astounding picture will be shown at the
Hialto as its first production in its second anniversary.
SPECIAL
In Addition to "The Unbeliever"
BILL PARSONS
in
'MATCHING BILLY"
9
also
MUTT AND JEFF
SO FAR AHEAD WE'RE LONESOME
EVENING I
7:45 AND 9:40
PRICES
Lower Floor 50c
Mezzanine Loges 75c
Children - - 20c I