PAOE SIX
TRIBUNE,
MKPFOUP. OHl'-OON", TUESDAY, MAKCH -7. 1 22
HIGH SCHOOL PLAY
GREA
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SUCCESS
EVERY PAR
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1CULAR
The high school operetta ".Miss
Cherryblossom," which was , pre
sented lnt nlRht at tho rage Too-
tro, was in the opinion ot all those
who attended a distinct success. Af
ter the performance, where groups
from the audience gathered, nothing
but favorablo comment wan hoard.
Mtsa Frances Sherwood, supervisor ot
music in the public schools of this
city, who directed tho production,
was highly contended for the excel
lent work dono with so large a cast.
' Between tho first and second acts
"MIks Sherwood was preseuted with
a beautiful bouquet from the cast in
appreciation of tho painstaking ef
fort put forth by her in making the
production a success. Between the
socond and third acts Miss Sherwood
expressed her appreciation to the
patrons, tho business firms and all
others who assisted to generously by
lending property, etc.
The stage setting, which represent
ed a garden adjacent to a Japanese
tea, bouse, was made especially tor
the occasion by Tom Swem, assisted
by the sewing class of the high school
. under Miss Carroll, and the scores ot j
and prvRculcd a very effective dance.
Marjorle Skeeters and Oeorge Stew
art In the role of a pair of lovers,
which lnvrlved uearly as much vo
cal work as the part of lending man
and lady, did tholr parts very well.
Much credit goes to tho orchestra
which gave admiral'!" support to the
sinners throughout the perfcrruance.
Tho east of principals, all of whom
deserve a fnll measure of credit, Is as
follows: ,
Cherryhlosaom, brought up as the
daughter of Kckeme, (n reality
Evelyn Barnes of ( Xew York,
l S. A lilllie
surrounded a western
district ndh loan wem mnd Iwtoi Ootulir 1. 1 U tli Uxut xrro iniuU m'UT ootuliM-
overwhelmed It Uh machine gun ttr. 18. being HI lcf cent of the sum of 1, tOSS ixml lu-foru October 1, liua.
The gunmen took to cover and casual U the adjustetl eervKo credit of tho (tho dnti of the maturity of tho cri
tics were llKht, it any at all.
BONUS BILL WILL PASS
(Continued from Paw Ono)
Votonin. figured on tho lal of II u lliricnle) tli nmount uilvuneed would
diiy tor donieatio service and $t.2& for w 70 cr cent ot the sum ot tl) the
those who served ovoisoas and 1500 service credit Increased iy S& wr
tor thw who did not. plus (!) in- cent lun (!) Intercut nt the rule or
terewt therton from October 1, 4V per cent compounded Meml-aiinu-is::,
to tho d.tte of tint milking of the n'.ly.
' rrTTTJT""" '"n ftt lhe rilU l,t 4 v"r uu" 1C u Vetci-ttii iluf.iulU'it for one yvur
! i-- .v - nti.tuv eomr-ouuiica miniumy. in iiu imvimmn to the irovci'ntiiciil
rctury to tho vrlerun It living. Iu otiso
of tho veteran's death after the expi
ration of tho . six months after tho
maturity of tho loan or In the paw ot
his death after September SO,
such difference shall bo paid to the
Ktppoy beneficiary under tho rtlflete ex-
IU oortiricivto Would hv Voided, but If
i,.. luti'iniYtxl tenia ihnn the limMimim
iiiiilioilrcil I'V the law he tumid ho
paid I'O ("'I' cent of till- dlf fclcnce lie.
iwiH ii what lie lii i lowed ttnd what he
was imthiii'Uod tv tho law to borrow.
It a veteran held Ills certiricnto for
Ihe full twenty ycitiM . Iit Would be
I a til the nuiii of hU tieivb o credit, lie
creuned by !' per ci'iit, i itM 4 l pel
teul IntercHt, iMiiitioinulel iiiinnnlly.
INFLUENZA
Ai a preventive, melt and In
I hale night and morning
CW l7MlUtatt tW Wt
orllllant paper flowers and strikingly 1 co-operate. An alumnus was heard
v-ept that if such beneficiary dlos be
fore tho veteran and no new bencfk-
liiry la named or if tho beneficiary In
tho first lntrtar.ee luut not )Vt been
namd. then tho payment shall bo
made to the eatuto of tho veteran.
It .Veteran Uses.
(d) If the veteran dies before tho
principal Is due, the amount ot the
unpaid principal and tho unpaid in?
tcrest accrued up to the date of hta
dsath shall bo Immediately duo and .
payable In ttuch case or it tho vote-1
mn illi.it nftnr thn urlnrltwll iit duo. 1
-Francis rrescott bul a(u,r the expiration of tho six.
Worthlngton's prl- I months after the principal is due or
vate secretsry Harme Caton-tptoro October I, IMS, tho bank shall
Jessica Vanderpool. 'Worthlngto'n's lupon notleo of death present tho ccr-i
niece Marjorle Skeeters'tlflcate and noto to the secretary, who,
Togo, a Japaneso pollUclan ot high lh thereupon caneel the nots and :
rank Robert Johnston !P t,1tho.bunk in X fu.?f,c ?i
A large number ot the high school. iMmtMl t tho nt0
faculty, several alumni and hosts of ln notei acrruyl up to date of
students not mentioned on the pro-;the check issued to the bank: exopt
grams or, elsewhere assisted in mak- that if prior to the payment, tho bank
lug the operetta the success which it is notified ot the death of the veteran,
ultimately proved. The I access of The secretary ahall deduct the
this venture Is a practical demonstra- amount remaining from tho face ot
Hon of what tha local h ah school cneca.
students are capable ot when they I
Kokemo, a proporietcr of a tea
garden ln Tokeo, Japan. Com
edy part - Milan Jacobs
John Henry Smith, a New Yorker,
on a visit to Japan as a guest ot
Mr. Worthlngton V. Rj Walker
Henry Fester Jones, Jack's pal. In
lovo with Jessica Oeorse Stewart
Horace Worthlngton, a New York
stock broker, who Is entertain
ing a party ot friends with a
trip to Japan on "his private
yacht
James Young,
vivid costumes which, coupled with
the scenery, were responsible tor tho
excellence ot the stage effects, were
made -by the students, under the di
rection ot Miss Lydia Deane. of the
Dennison department ot the Med ford
Cook store. .
The entire performance was car
ried eft with exceedingly few errors
and the cast, from the principals
down to the tiny children from the
grades, were unusually easy ln their
manner.
Milan "Mike" Jacobs, as Kokemo,
comedian of the cast, did his part es
pecially well. Injecting original com
ments occasionally! which kept the
house In a roar of laughter.
Billle Rlppey and Bill Walker, as
lead'ng lady and leading man, carried
off 4helr parts In a very commend-
ablo minnof as did Boh Johnston.1 Id
the part
Ce) When any loan, to In default
the bank ahall within thirty day
to remark tha. she hoped this spirit lrefiaury ct -j,. tact!l utlve to the
would soon crop out in other lines ct notei th, namo of lho veteran and the
endeavor.
i number of his certificate,
(f) The loan bails of any certifi
cate at any time ahall, for the purpose
of this section, be tho amount of the
adjusted aorvlee credit, plus intarmt
thereon from October "1. 19:t, to such
time, at the rate of S per cent per
annum compounded annually.
I ft) No payment upon any note
shall be made under this section by
the aecrvtary of the treasury to any
bank, unlena the note, when presented
Dr. Jouctt P. Dray is ln receipt ot a
letter from Mrs. Henry A. Stokes.
Reno. Nevada, asking that the Mall
Tribune make correction of tho ac
count published stating that there was to him is accompanied by on affidavit
no record ln this county showing her made by an officer of the bank before
marriage to Mr. Stokes, who was fro- a notary public or other officer dealg'-
zen to death recently. "On September nuted for the purpose by regulation of
22, 1920, 1 married the couple. Mis the smmary aad . stating that the
Viola Atkinson and Henry A. Stokes, nk has not charted cvllectrd or
... , . . n attempted to charge or collect directly
an army officer and sharpshooter. or ,Jlrwl a f of other
says Dr. Dray. "This marriage was K.nllM in...t m.authbr-
inimedlatcly recorded and .the, county bv uii.ectlon) In rwoect ta ar
ot ToKco the villains in-' clerX;omco ehow" that" the marrUge becauro of !' .miJe under, UUa
u,, ,,..jit ZJ.7.tiA I 4egai. JuetM. to, ,irs. tuoaes, rw-tlon Dy the Mb to.a veoran. Apy
t;X;t JnjlhiBitnrisi;
JtW1'sJlws! CjOe. Kftihe
Mff'ant,irf "fltyingr !l
jBjm$
ing man's periods of
'J..II j". ' i -ii
i ' ; Miiiiio.iiikl
1
whlchK or. Oirwrlor, qUitS-r, or
U vft I Brsi asks tiat the 'correction be made: 'P!eH or ateropt to char pr. eoyt
'V W ' , - ,hi- ,M nH any. such... fe, or .oiimpefwutliSfl, shall
rine ,i.rw . .w.v lM! liabl to- the .vvtyyaa for a penalty
Dear-. Tr-r: -r-jLri r" r" v . .r of pno nunared uoiiars to do recovei-
lead-: VtJn i'Wi,'v,.F."'." ;a a evU uit,,lrpug.ht by titlo voter
edjn this. xtv and are .'drawing good shall' make regulations for the on
notJcea in the Portland ' newspapers.' ' J torvoment. ,of.,;iha . provUilops f .this
llennan iirnu" the A'pplegate 'dls- ;tin..Jr7.,. n ,v . v. , y..0,..j.
trict-i-ounis man", . who : nentiys 'XaO H 'Z ' " lii 7TL 'I
Li'..-Ii!' AJi Pr;VNo..cortitU;otH issued vrlsjit oi-
uv-u i.4 ..vr ty-Y- rr4 binder Lthe -provteUwis oj- hl
rasa ir;s m.vio uuflfuM wuira.v. mf (lJwU b neKOtlublp or BUgnbl
that ciUV.wao, found Rutltj,-, la Justice or uwxj a.munty for.a Joanthar
Hoimana court yesterday , and. . was thajv ena made, under . the . provlsiuns
fined. $7d and costs, .and in addition of th act authorUlng loans by banks
will not lie pennitied..to operate an Wbi-nevor the .aecwary ot the tra
automobile for the remainder of this ury ilnds that any such oertiflcato, or
year. The charge against him was -lbt as been neroUatod or a-sisned
iu.. . . m.i- in or has nerved as security in violation
v. Vi..UB - ,.v. of a vUlIon of thig Bctjon, the
imprudent and reckless manner. rlKhu of thc veteran undar this title
j. u. carey is among me Meoioru hs forfelteU."
chills and fever and Bsts registered at rurtiano noteis After September 30. l25. the gov-
such Dams in m v tn:s weeK. ernmeot wouiu loan to veterans on
riehtsideandakard ! Tickets for the Ashland-Medford certlflcate th! amount advanced if
lump there. I could basketball game Thursday will be on !
sale at Crowson. Wednesday morning
at 9 o'clock.
According to reports from Ashland
the chamber of commerce election last
night resulted In a victory for the
chamber and a defeat for the Greer
forces. Carter, Smith and McCoy, the
three directors opposed by Greer'wln
nlng out at the head of the ticket. The
other directors elected were Holmes
who was high man, McNair and Fergu
son. ' :
SUCH PAINS AS
THIS WOMAN HAD
Twollontb Could Not Turn m6L.
LjdU L Pinkluun's Vegetable Coin
pound Finally Restored Health
v . ...
Seattle, Washington. ! had dragr
tpag pains first and could not stand on
icy feet, then I bad
not turn myself in
bed and could Dot
sleep, 1 was this way
tor over two months,
trying everything;
any one told me, un
til myBister brougnt
me a txnue oi uyaia
E. Pinkham's Veee-
table Compound. 1 1 took it regularly un
til ail tne hard pains bad leu me and l
was able to be up and to do my work
again. The hard lump left my side and
I fed splendid in all ways. I know of
many women it has helped," Mrs. G.
Richardson, 4640 Orcaa St, Seattle,
Washington.
This is another case where Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
DYED A SWEATER
AND SKIRT WITH
"DIAMOND DYES"
Every "Diamond . Dyes'
tells bow to dye or tint
tadod garment or drapery
color that will pot streak.
package
any worn
a new rich
spot, fade
IRISH WAR SCARE UP AGAIN
1 or run. Perfect borne dyeing is guar-
f Continued from Paae One) . antd with DUmond Dyes, even
urtsa tiaUA H IfttA rtftfrtPsi. Jllstt foil
Drougniresuitsaiier yvrngeveryHiuig cUimneys made, pot shots at workers your druggist whether the material
imy one told me had failed. goinj? t0 lhe BWpyardg- Thl8 brought yu wih to dye is wool or silk, or
I If you are suffering from pam, her- barrack, noarhv with ma- whether It is linen, cotton, or mixed
voosnessand are always tired; if you . . wh 'dld u-tOo ooda- For y-one years millions of
re low spirited and good for nothing. " a.uBUn8,,nI r . ,. ld V. women have been ukIok "Diamond
lane Lydia ti. nnutiam's vegetable "luu u.uUCD ,vDU.v- tyym.. t0 ad(J ypQrs of w,r t0 tht.lr
txmpouna. xou may not only relieve eu so rar as non. 'old. shabby waists, skirts, dresseH,
the present distress, but prevent the During the night firing rarely ceased cou(j,, BWoators. stocking, draperies.
QtwwjiBieovw more oenviu ireuoie. i adjacent to Carrlck Hill. The military hanirlnKH. cveTythlnir! Adv
MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S
WEDNESDAY SPECIALS
FOR WOMEN
500 yards all Silk Crepe de
Chene in corn, apricot, Nile
green, rose and cherry, 40
inches wide, $1.75 value. Wed
nesday special, . Jii9
yard
Women's new Pongee Silk
Waists. All sizes, worth $5.00.
Wednesday $3.98
special
FOR MEN
Men's Blue Denim Bib Over
alls. Good quality. Cheap at
$1.25. Wednesday 95 C
special, pair
Men's Balbriggan Union Suits,
short sleeves, ankle length, fine
$1.25 value. Wednes- QKn
day special, suit
Notion Fair
Opens
Saturday
Mann's Department Store
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
MEDFORD, OREGON .
Notion Fair
Opens
Saturday
Mail Orders Promptly Filled. Postage Prepaid. Agents for Pictorial Patterns.
SHOWING
AT
REGULAR
PRICES -
ADULTS 39o
KIDDIES lOo
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War Tux
"Peacock Alley" is a lane just around the corner from
the primrose path. It leads to the cross-roads of the
Straight and Narrow and Easy street; every woman
must choose
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