Medford mail tribune., April 11, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

MT3DF071D M'ATTI TRTBUNTJ, W,TWQUT), OREC'OK, VIUHAY, 'AFRIT; 11, 1010
PAQTCTnttETl!'
MANAGERS
MOVE THEATRES
i II. I I'orcy anil A, 3 Mnrmi, the
proprietor iiikI niiiDUKtii- of tho Hliilto
thimlor Imvo Imitiohoil out In Ilm
iiiovIiik picture IiuhIikwh itiul with
Muvurul alburn now control iiiovIiik
plature mid allow hiiunnH In Hovurul
OrcKon cltlo uutlor tha mime or tliu
(Hollo Thvutara compnny. : Tho com
puny pltttipf'to conirol moving huiiiiki
iiiimt timmiiH in nllittr Oroumi eltlii In
addition l I liu oiiuh (hoy iilruudy
have, ana uloo plan to build, a nw
- Ilin.Ooo thoufor In it ally not Mr
' (rom Medfonl. ?.
' Incidental to Ilia company's Intent
ni'iiulnlilon, thn Antliiru thnutor In
Itavalmrv, which In Ilia lament thea
ter In (hut cily, una been purt'luiHod
by llio Itlnllo ninniiKuiiidnt. Tho pro
plo of Moilford will ruxrul to
kmrn that II. h. 1'oroy, wife
nml two children will non
move to HnmdiurK, whoro Mr.
I'orcy will ntwiiiiio pomoual direction
of Ilm Antler t lioutor, which hit will
operate on tho miino hlKh-clnmi pinna
ns ho nml .Mr. SHimn Imvo conducted
(ho Itlnllo. Mr. I'orcy will Imivo for
ltoHolnirx next Momlny ' nml " Mm.
I'orcy, who him been rmihlnr of llio
Itlnllo uvor sluco that hoimo n op
ened, anil tha uhlldrun will ko a week
Inter. Mr. anil Mm. I'erey hare made
,. many Mend during their two yearn
residence horo.
In addition to having tho manuKO
mont of tho Antlers theater Mr. I'orcy
will have full chariio of tho nilvortlo
Iiik and exploitation of nil tho thea
ters now under control of tho com
pany, Upon hl departure horo Mr.
Moruu will aniiumo tho sole niunnKO
tiiont of tha Itlnllo. During Mr.
Moron' nliHonco In war sorvlca tho
Itlnllo innuaKomont wan looked" after
nlono by Mr. I'oroy.
Meimrn. .Moran and Percy opened
tho itlnllo, which they hullt, on Auk.
30, 1817, and have proved by Its suc
ceH and popularity to ho two' of Iho
llva wire young; bunlnomi men or
Aledford. ... .... ... , .
Mr, I'orcy announced that tho An
llum ttuttitor will ibo iiuwly pulutnil
and ducoruted and furnished with
new carpet and furuUdiiniui. anil
that lit addition a new UO.Olio Sym
phonic orchentrul organ will bo In
stall! at once.
Tho oilier men Interested with
Mom. ' I'orcy and 'Moran lu llio
Cllnbo Theater company ., nre.C, K.
'Hill of Bonttki, formerly alo ninn
aer forth,floldwyii Pictures cor
poration, nnd' I-;. I. lliiilnon, formerly
with the iianie company.
Tho company now control tho fol
lowing theater In oiIiUUpii to the
Itlnllo: Tho Ololio und Kulfo hoilnoe
of Allinny, and the AnllerH of Hoho
Inirit. II In expected that two more
southern OrcKon houses will noon ho
under their control. ; i ,,j
LOW RATES TO CRATER
LAKE THIS SUMMER
V, K. lint I urn, nsHiBfiint iMSHonecr
traffic innnnmir of the Southern l'
irifie nnd .Western 1'neific railroad
! uniiounceil (oiluv - Hint iho United
KtutcH rnilrouil mlminixtrutinn limi
nuthorir.cil the puhlicutinn of low
round trip miinmcr tourist fnrcs to
weatety i-OHiirlH in tho Kiernut nnd
Kiintn i'ntx lnountniiiH, to Imko Tn-
lioe, YoNvmilo Vnlley, Crulcjr r.nkc.'
i uiiimMimn pur, iiuiruT pnra, iiruiiii
('iinvon, SIiiihIu nml l'Vullicr River
rijitiiins nnd iirnnlii'iillv nil olhor biiiii-
mer rehnrtH to whiuli it Iiiih liecn ciih
liininrv to 8ol! summer ticlA:tH in I lu
piiHt.
CUT THIS OUT
Old UiMrilxli (Voclpo for C'utnrrli, C'u
' tiirrlml DeafnoMfl nnd llend
' '. NoIuch
i yoit'knojr of lomo on o who Is
troubled with Cntnrrhul Denfnon,
lioiid nolnos or ordinary, catarrh cut
out thiii formula nml hand It to thorn
mid you may havo boon the monnn of
hiivIiik aomo poor, aufforor. poi'liapn
from total donfnonn, In Euplnnd
Holonllstii for a lonu tlmo past hnvo
Teconnlsiod that cnlurrh Is a oouatltu
tionnl trentmont. " "
Sprayfl, luhalora and nono douclios
nro llnblo to Irrltnte the delicate air
pnHHQROR and forco tha dlsoima Into
tho mldillo oar which froiiiipntly
moaiiB .total donfu08B. or olootho dlfl
oane may bo ilrlvon down tho air pnx
biikoh towards tho lunns- which hr
oqunlly im dutiKoroua. Tho following
formula which in uhoiI oxtoiiHtvoly In
tho damp lOnxllah cllmnto In a conntl
tutlonnl troatmont nnd ahould provo
onpoclnlly of floaclous to miffororH
horo who llvo under moro fuVornblo
cllinnte condltlonH. .'V
Socure from your drut?Rlst 1 ounco
of l'nrmlnt- (Double Btroniith). Tnko
til 1h homo nnd add to It 'A pint of
hot water, and u little grnnulutodJ
mmnr, Htlr until dlsBoIvod. Tnlto ono
luhloRptionfnl four tlmoB a eluy. This
will often bring nulc.lt relief from dlH
IroHnliiR head nnlHos. OloKKed noetrlls
HhoUld open, brcnthlnit become oany
nml ImnrlnK Improve aa tho Inflnm
mntlon In tho oiialnchlun tuboa la ro
ducoil. Purnilnt uaod In thlB wny flqta
directly ipon tho blood nnd nuicoua
surfncoB of tho ayatom and lns' a.
toiiln nctlon that hnlps to obtain ,tho
doHlrod ronultn, Tho .preparation Is
oany to ninko, cohIb llttlo and 1b plonfl
nnl to tnko. Kvory poraon who has
catnrrh oi' hoed hoIhub or' 1b hnnl of
lieu 1 1 ii cli ou ltl Klvo tills Ireulmiiut. n
ll'llll. . . wav.
John Barrymore at Page Tonight
11 ' I . St ."ii J.'-l
KyJ F A 19
y i 1 Ml tsyk'i ' 1
Ah h'lhkhfdMx if-
JOHN BARRYMORE
rt"RAPFLE5(THE AMATEUR CRACKSMAN "
Doug Fairbanks
.Liberty Tonight
!rlj ' fv '
li JiVJV v1
1
sh. a
for,. f)4
n'Ari7,ona ,
A.M(T(VAtTrvn
i KIlmliiK "Arizona" la a rndlcnl
cliuiiKe in tna Knirbnuka policy of
atorloa, but It was auKReatod by Au
KiiatuB Thouin tho author, and
DoukIiib KnlrbunkB, roapoctluR tho
litter's judgment, decided to adapt
thla well-known piny to tho acroon.
It will bo bIiowii at tho Mborty tho-
ntro today and tomorrow.
,NiodloB8 to harp on Its dramatic
ilunlltlcB. "Arlnonn" 1b an American
Btnuo cIiibbIo, nnd JudgliiK by tha on
Hiualaam (hat Douglna I'alrhnnlia dis
played during tho filming of tho pic
ture, It promises to bo an Amorlcun
acroon olnaalo.
An oxcoptlonnl cant has boon en
gaged to play tho principal pnrta, and
technical dlroctor .lames 1'. 'Hognn
spared no pains In bin sottlnga.
Mr. Knlrhonka playa "Llout. Don
ton" a part Hint has nil tho charm
and quultllcfl lu keeping with tho
well known Knlrbanks personality.
MINERS LEADER
A DEF
... WASHINGTON. April 11. Koiv
contract tor rnilrouil coal is open to
iimpecition bv roprijaiiiitnlivos of min
ors, or bv conlrni'torw, nulroiul ml
ininiHl rnlion oIIiciuIh mud toduv,
coniincntintr. on tho ulimvo -oC John
l.cwix. . ,- .'"';'!
Wirlhornioro, llio oflicinlM Knid, ov
ory . contract kpci'iIicm thiit it is
iiiloplcil nt Ihi); i.irovnilinir sciilo of
wngos mid cDiiHunuciillv cntinot be
used mi mi oxfcuso lor l'eiliicum min
ors' i my.
PITTSIIUHG, April II. John 1 U
Lewis, nctinif president ol: the United
Mino Worker el: Amcricn, who has
been niHpocliiu.' niiinni: coiulitioiiH in
(ho I'lllsliurir ilinlnct', sniil hero lo
dnv Hint minci's' orirnnixntion would
bo olilimul to tnko. "drnstio netion"
tinlews thorn is n I'nnimo.ol' poliev on
Uie pnvt (r .lViiT.elor GoneWil limns
dl' the rnilrouil ndiiiinislrnlion.
' "Mr. I lines' iicl ions," ho said, "in
dicnlo j,luit lie is (lelerniitipd not to
keep his iiromises reintivo to Jho vl
(iViir ol; rnilroml mini conlnicts,"
' Allied Club- Honors Mrs. Wilson.
PARIS, 'April tO.-The-.lntor-AI-lied
elnli wil liolil n rocoplitm next
Sdinilnv nriernoiin in Imnpr of Mrs.
MOVIE WRITTEN BY
F(
E
Anolhor capacity audience greeted
Iho lIohIiik performance of tho Blks
iiilimlrnl allow last night. In fact thA
audlnnio was larger than at the open
ing porformnnco and was even more
demonstrative. Tho Blks lodge will
realize a handsome sum.
Two of Upmost pleasing artistic
fenluros of both porfornianeca were
Vernpn Vawter ynn's dunce Inciden
tal to his song, ,"l'lcuo Don't Take
My llnrom Away'," and tho steel gul
lur Hawaiian solos by Klmo Pumllo,
who has been visiting friends here
for a tlmo and donated his wolcomo
servhrH for the show to tho Elks.
Mr Pinnlln. who Is an accomplished
musician, has decided to locate here
and give lessons on the guitar, euku
lulo and similar Instruments to the
people of tho valley.
Iho performance last night was
considerably shortened and ended W
ll;ir p. m. As on the previous night
tho end men kopt the big crowd in
roars of laughter and every number
brought nn encore.
Knch mombor of the ICIks lodge
paid admission to the performances
the same as other citizens. Most of
the Klks worked hard for the success
of tho amusement venture. In addi
tion to tho minstrels appearing on
the stage other Blks In old clothes
were busy back of the curtain' han
dling the scenery and props, while
mnnv nihnm wnrknd the nost week in
various ways for tbo' success of thoH
vonture. -
AT RIALTO TODAY
Tho Itlnllo In offorlng today a pic-
turo that will be dear to tho heart
of all Modfordites as the localo of the
wholo story la laid In and around
Jacksonville and Gold Hill. The atory.
concerns a girl and a minister of the
boom days lu tho abovo mentioned
towns una, the fllmullzatlon Is as true
to llfo as It is possible to produce In
this day of tbo advanced motion pic
turo. .''.'.:.-"'
It will bo shown tonight and to
morrow with rogulur matlnoo tomor
row and ono of tho latest Topics of
tho Hay and a- Rtiilto comedy com
pletes the bill which for splendid en
tertainment will bo hard to equal In
Medford for these two days.
Vlnglo Itoo formerly llvod near
Kugle Point and la, now ono of the
imost successful writers of fiction and
movie scenarios In the country.
QUEBEC VOTES FOR LIGHT
WIHE3. CIDER. BEER
MONTREAL". April 11. Willi a
Inrgc number of distant points in
Quebec province vet to lie heard from
the "wet" majority rcmstercd in the
referendum vestordav m favor of
Imlit whips, cider and beer bad in
crensed to 110.000 thia mormnir.
700 AUSTRIAN OFFICERS
EMIGRATE TO ARGENTINE
11KUI.1N. April 0. (Bv (ho Asso
cuitcd l'rcss.) The. Austrian secre
tary of state fur mililnrv ntfnira nn
noiincps thnt ho bus received nssur
nnces I'roni Kreneh nnd British renre-
sciitiitives in Vienna thnt 700, Aus
trian nrmv officers who desire to cm
iurnta to Ari'ciitinn, will not bo pre
vented from triiveline: to that coun
try, necoriliiur to the Vossischo Zol-
tlllllf. v. '-- ...
h li i 1 4 : t V
GLASS TO ANNOUNCE ' -LIBERTY
LOAN TUESDAY
NKW YOlilC. April 11. Secretary
of tliu Trcnsurv Gluss will nuike the
first officinl 'iiiiiioiilicemeiit of. the
iiiiioiint of Iho Victorv l.imiii the rate
of intcmsl, duration ot the bonds mid
oilier details nt a mililicnuiss moot
ins next Tucsiluv niuht nt the Met
ropolitan Opera house, it . was nn
notinccd here todnv bv tho Liberty
I.onn oomiiiitteo.
If you have
coffee troubles.
You'll note better
health -
lhtrt'3 a fittson
, STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take Dri
Edwards' Olive Tablets
That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers Bra doing now. Instead of
taking tonics, or trying to patch up a
poor digestion; they are attacking the
real causa of the ailment clogged liver
and disordered bowels. ' ' i
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets arouse the
liver in a soothing, healing way. When
the liver and bowels are performing their
natural functions, away goes indigestion
end stomach troubles. - , ..,
If you have a bad taste In your
mouth, tonguo co&lee; oppetlta poor,
Insy, don't-c:iro fcelina, no a nbltlon or
eneriry, troubled with imd;gested foods,
yoil should take Olivo Tablets, the sua
stl '.uta fcr calomel. .'-:
IPiV Edwards' Olive Tablets are a'
wurcly vojitablo compound mixed with
ollvo oil, .you wjll know them by tlieir
olivo' color. They do the work without
griping, ersaps or pain. r- ; :. - '
Tales one or two ot bedtime for quick
relief, so you can eat what you like.
At 10c and 25? per bos, All angisttij
COLLAR
CI U ETT PF A BODY- AC Cojucz TROV- N-Y
w
ILD .''HONEY
VINGIE. E. ROE
Formerly of This City.
X, HIS picture the scenes of which arc laid in anji.
around Gold Hill and Jacksonville is a tine and.
authentic life portrayal of events as they have transpired
in these famous and well known camps in the days
gone by. , .
"''IKGIE E. ROE writes of these. not from casual-
glances but from the experience that only can come
to one who is familiar with every foot of the territory'
covered.
To
HE Itialto does not hesitate to absolutely guarantee
v this production from any and every standpoint of
production, and we want every lover of good pictures to
witness it.
Tonight
Tomorrow
OOME EARLY.
SL1TI.KB.2:30. EVEMXG8 7:30 AND :1B.
ALSO A FLOCK OF FUN
UP SHE GOES!
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