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1 I reran I 7:15 Palace ? 9 "HOME OF TONIGHT Six Reels of Real Comedy The Broadway Future Comedy Featuring the Original ComHUn D1GBY BELL in ceo. aijk's comedy success FATHER THE BOYS Tin Popular Palace Orchestra ADULTS 10c CHILDREN 5c (iiMi'i.AiNi is i:i;iv. I '.'-.nl iii.M-i) J- i u jii Pago i ! w t-ri-ii d Tin- oil iter claim lh.it tiie- 1 -1 - ti-1 iii.niiiii.'.s in Hir a- ( ni g.ii i i,r.', a s.ti n vv lii. h hr ' i' 'I laiei a bib tn.ik um ;i h.iM v i ! 1 1 ( ii it lii'in tlir s i in- of his ' ' i " I : I I (II 'I tl i . S.il liinll I.-. IIOVV I tl I'"' ' ton ill' Mil' gallic wardens ami v ,11 be intiodu. e. in . i idem n ' !ii .1 1 lit- at i iii'tl man iiftr Cum minus i ;t ( ill at he V . - ' ' I I Walchcd hv I he nltn el' h pi i -1 tit Hie gaff hook a ml iiliii'i . i:'ih. lial.a ami slafPd alnni; c H. i i hi III" ilii-irinii nt tin- Soiilhein I'm iiic Palhoad bridge. Mi. Chun li t iw i base hut was unable lo over l:ik" the Hi-. Ink man, who disap 1 "' 1 H' Iti'- IhiisIi- . As Cuinmiiigs v.. is iicik iik Ins hasty departure In t!loipei tin- gaff hook iiinl salmon v In- li In- i ;i ri it i under his- arm Tl t- Hell' picked mi h Mr. S i- itinl i'H' I.Hi-r brought to Itoseburg. Although t.' officers nil unable to il' ' nllTlt Iltr I'll II I III lilts' movements alter he disappeared In 1 li Ihlcket, tiny ;ir' ol tin- opinion thai In- was I'i Led 1 1 h a pausing nut bib an I hruughl In this a-it v. At li'.ist, Ce IP I h l -ft. sa V In MilH Seen 1 4 M 1 it iug ; tin- streets of I'os.buig Im'Ii they rcluimd Hum mi In s o An viiiniiiaf ion nf the xi.itiil. w "'" 1 1 iii.li ladder Ih lot at il in tin alt d Dial no small ntiniln i nl Minion had h". n killed Hu n- dniili:-Im- pa-l u-w davs There were manv I . i ' 1 nig ah.nil Hi.' mound, vvhih 'i' ;il I'i im lis Were Spilth i w UN blond . At I li.' I -htt a v I In- ti! i I. - ; I'illtt.l a ' I'll. III' It Ul. ,'"-1 f.'-'ius' s.ilimiii Tins . Inli, w '! h lii'-l :iiari-ii1i Im 'ii mah' U ' i' ' i 'irai;i'.l in tali Imiii; ami 11 IU' - I ii n Ml i mi I r..J to la , is now in tin' hamls or tin oiii.rrs' "i 'T sa l h.' w.'if w nl, in ' v v 11,1 ' "I ' iito'- a n. I .;. limit I"' mi laL.-n as to his h ntilv. 1 Ki-I. ; in rt Mil his 1 I' Ihis mm hum ami s.. nl lu il;n looltini: atl.T l.n-im;. mait.is ami rnitui Iti.-tnU MAJESTIC IT'S DIFFERENT TODAY Ouiiht l, !, ;;;,(,, V.ii;.- Tlw Hilly s Conn-" bciny A i'iit , uv will iiiir it rnnliiuiotis show from 7:1', Tin: hixcs c i iir s i:ntisg at srjo) The U I i.. I" nl (.'...III Konslir Play ! .t.m in", Ihf Sireen v Kjvoiitr PKARL WHITE I '.' i ' ' ! i i ' i 1 1 - h: Mis. SIDNKY DKICW U.uk to The Primitive y 5C (j - Ki'i - Theatre 8:45 FEATURES' and I A M 'A h AMI I'KltSONAI, Miss liiiiic l.asKwi'll, uf Ititldle, lit - -mliiiK a fi w davH vislt(n with Mrs. Aaron Snvdcr. I.. (' ll." I4, oT (train. Ht)-iit the iii imiik, in- n.in i uui'U wiliM-sH iH fiirt Hit Kiand in mi tin- cin-f of Hi-rU-rt Hfiiry, initial l Willi Mill 111 11 lilt' lain n i -w s i in in r ithnit kiiiih t Into Hr. a o. The Iti'vifw was In error a frw (lavs iio w In n It huh Ktuti'd that iilu r Wilkin, of orvnlhH, hud n t i'd a hospital at Portland. Tin? 1 1 in should luivi' n-ud (but Mr. H'rinlil Is atitli iJutliiK Hiirh a flU'p In lilt nrar f ii tun. A di'Tiiult orili-r was IshihmI In thn ( in nit roiirt 1ht- today In the cas f K. .Martin vs. F. V. I'attiTHon. Vim ai tinn was originally hroiiKht to i'imovit St;,l, ffoni Mr. I'attiTHun. Tin amount of the i laim Ih all t--d I i Im due on a promissory note. Mr ami Mm. Cioitti' Ktoinan. of '.iinsiiiK, Mirh., nr Hpi-ndlnj; n frw i. as in Itosi hiirn. Tln-y uih dliKht- il w ith tin rlimatf Imm and may n' inti later to loratf. Mr. Kroman Im ntind rapiiiilist. ami ay he I ti'ttiin- tir.-d of tin- Ioiik ami rold . inti is t'xpi'i li'n.-ed In Mk hiKati. The Fourth Company hoys are i:il:lriiT t'linslvi pn-parut Ions for Mm tiaiid niasiim1 hall to tie K'ven 'i tin- armory mt Monday rvtiiiiiK. I 'l'itiaiv It will lo the 'fnt I I !n- s. asnn. Only dam-i'i will he lloi'd mi Urn lowi-r floor, spcitat- in lii (In. (iHlli.ry. Spi'i-tator will ' " thaimd J.'i crntu adiiiiaMun. Word r.-i 'ivi-if hi-n- M-u-ral da vs o aiimnimrd thr ih-ath of Mrn. '.a- ha-I of Colfax. ush , who vas an aunt of Mis Allmrt Abraham ml a si.r of Hi.' lati- J.. tin . In i Sln foi mi tly lived tmar ii. iklaml for almnt IT, ritrs. hut had ii a n Mdi nt of Colfax for a niyn- l"-r of van. Hit son. ius M.(, m mnl amlttor In I ln Washington II . ami the lali.'r Isili-d this , itv tor a li-u das last fall. The Mim ial uas ld at Colfax .,., i. ! ,',-. '.'.'',', ' iiVi' v..',, -r i it- ' t i t 'i ' I i 1 1 in ! tn ; t . in '' '(.' elf (iif rrr-Asnf I a - A' iri. c'.' hl ; i LS - e 10c LOCAL AND PERSONAL Mayor C M Hush was ber from Itraiu on business today. I.e Barker and Wm. M. Moore At'if otr Irotii Inula ou budluesd to day. C. J Smith, of Portland, spent the day in Hose burn luukiiiK att'-r itiihiiit-Mfl matte i a und itlting with friends. H nry S hrenk . the wdl known lookfiiK (ilaM ram-her, h ( -nt the day In KosehuiK visit inK w itli friends and luukintf alter ijli sinews matters. K. K Ia Itri' came fn from his fiurdi n Valley ram h tills inornlnK to nerve on the grand Jury, w hi ii onkTieil hen today. Henry Haith, the rlotliier, under went a, minor e e opei at ion at (lie o!Ii'es of'Uia. See!)', Sether & Stew art tli lu moriiliiK. It. Seely watt In attendant e. KiiKene t;uard: Itevereml John A. Moran, rector of the Catholic Cliuri li, left yesterday a Iter noon for Uose tnirn. He will probably he tone several daH on cliiireh atyiliH. Mis. I. U. Kiddle and Mrs. .1. !. 'shorn tliis afternoon entertained about 40 members of the Ladles" Aid Society of the Christian Church. He liclous refreshments were served. j I). J. Stewart returned here this morniiiK after a few days spent In Portland. Mr. Stewart was the sub let of an article which appeared re cently In l tie "Once Over" column of the Portland Journal. .Miss (Jrace Holan, of Vancouver, Wash., arrived here last evening to upend a few days with friends. Miss holan never visited In Koseburie he fore, und she Is ureall) pleased at the Ki'iieral appearance of ttie town. John Rude, of KuKene, stopped In Itosehurg otday enroute to Medford, v. here he has a real estate deal un der consideration. M r. It tide until recently conducted a dKar store and new h stand, huvlng disposed of his business last month, .1. li. McCurdy, of Ixis AnxeleH. who hail spent several weeks here with his sister, Mrs. S. K. Sykes, left for home this morning. While here Mr. McCurdy enjoyed a vacation in Hie mountains with his fattier, und was highly delighted with his visit. KuKiie Register: Mr. und Mrs. J. N. Cornwall, of Hardiuer. are in Ku tKi'tie visitiiiK ttieir daiiKhter, .Miss Maruari't Cornwall, sophomore in the I ii I vet sity, and a mem tier of tin Helta Camma sorority. Mr. Cornwall Is u prominent man of CardiiH-r and has heat y interests in that place. Mrs. .1. M. I'pton Is now located at HUH Kast McKlnley street, Ptioenix, Arizona, accordiiiM to word received here today. Mrs. I'pton und son, Monroe, left for Ptioenix some t line ago In hope t tiat a change of clt male m if; lit result beneficially to ltn' latter. They will remain there imleiimteiy. T. W. Annus, of (lard liter, is spending a couple of days here at tending to business matters. He sas train servhe tin-re on ttie new lailroad from Fimcne to Coos Hay Is promised within ttie iu l thirty days. A motor service over ttie new line Horn Coos Hay l i (iattliuer will proh ably tie staiU ti hy .March 1. . Ttie illy council took action tills morning on the iiuesiion of con-j-ti iicting siiew;ilks and crossings whlc h u ere petitioned for by the property owners ol Short street te- euil, atitl were asked at the re- lut-Mt of I he t-.i-tunii v ol i h i, ils so i mil i ne man tieiit-ry could be con tinned under tlie ru'es reoiiiriniE con tuitions sltlewalkH.. Ttie crosswalks will be giM-n attention imiueiliatidy hy the street depart incut atxl ttie marshal has been din-cted to sere mil ices for t he cons! met inn of the walks. Notice- were sered upon W I. Lewis, owner of lots ;t ami (, tihtt k h. tliis morning. W it Ii a iew of erect tint a new high s, hntil buibhiig h- re as mmiii as possible, ibe members of ttie school bo. ml im t .t night ami nppoitited a nimniitti-f to investigate an. I de (ermine the ch.iraeter of ttie slruc lure (hat ' needed here. The nun mitte,. will prob.iblv milnnit their re I'orl at a meeting of ttie board to tie hebl w Ittiili ttie tint couple of weeks h soon as the plans for the proponed st incline agreed upon a -I , 1 1 tie, ,l(IM ,t ,,. ti,t(.,i u, the nei-es-an bonds. It is tin opin ion ..' the members of ttie hoard that ?.'."" Will be m-cded 0 erect a ii. line adt-imitc to ttte n.-eds of . II V 1 . k i i local stock Inner. t !.n:i s tti have a -log possessed of al ''' ""' ! "'"-nt ilitetltgeti, e. A few vetK- .io ',ib' at the po-.to.tne Mi l'ei.,i, uin the dog a letter ami ,,v" : ! hi:n to t.tke the s.me- lo i't l"ii " ' o w it it tb. icsbb-ii.-e ou Kane street. The dog ." ! .n . .M.i:tii. lo n. -ti u Hons au.t He- biter soon .tiiiv.d ;it the ptlion ''' ' n' i time the ain " !- " I - ...!. vi. ,s , t!l, "vf"' ami on . ., i ... , ;,U1 ttie " l'! "'' t'1 'I the Pi Hon t.O-iie safelv i- :i..t nut. ,1 for lis : l M: Celt m '.ei;, ve Mr tu-N, d I ir.; n r I- li- at f tit n st lit t1'" ati'l '.test I CONKLIN FOUNTAIN PENS A non-1' akable, Kelf-fillinK. self-cleaninp, non-rolling pen, libsolutely KuaranleeU iu ewry way. Priced at $l.ou, $l.oU, and up as Uih us vou wi.-h to go. Waterman Fountain Pens The Waterman needs no Introdm tion. Self-filling and non leukabie. v hae ttiem uriced from JJ.f.u up. . Tiie atiove makes of p. us are standard goods and lully guaiauteed to p leas you. QUALITY SERVICE. YOUNG & BUBAR Jf.WlLEH5 (E OPTOMETRim Phont 214 'KSMIIt AI.HA.' Another gn-al An.eihan play, pop ular for two generations through Its great human note ami tender appeal. "Ksmeralda," has been perpetuated on the screen by the Famous Players I Film Co. ami immortalized by the marvelous photo-dramatic power of I Mary Pick ford. The four part film version of this unusual dramatit fuc cess Is the eurr. nt release on the i Para mount program at the Antlers Theater. j In the title role of " Ksmeralda' I ttie screen's most popular star at tains the greatest heights she has ewr reached in all the years of her phenomenal success as the world's' most prominent picture favorite. i ne manner in w tncti the famous drama has been presented on tm ne- ii.iiiikm lunminieu terlorw FiiKKeKtinu the rural hark ifround in whieh the greater part or the Btory ilevelopn. ami the faithful interior iottini:' aeenrately refle-t-liiK the farm ami tiie beautiful and palatini city mansion alike, tncelher wltli tiie delightful ihaini and dra niatlr mastery of Miss Piekforil, as-1 sisted hy a perfecUy halaneed oast, j are ail consistent with tiie snlrft of i this human tale l,v Frances Hodgson Hurn. tt of the quiet, unassuming I country girl, who because of the ; sudden discoverv of enormous wealth In ore on the far:::, is torn from her i humble home and her childhood swe- theart and forced by her design ing mother to ent"r the giildy whirl of ttie artificial society of a large city. James Kirk wood has directed the photo production of this tender, old play with a keen eve to ils artistic as well as trulv tinman touches. The eleill'Mlt of subdued tint overnower ing natlios. the simnlieitv ami beautv of the dintna. and tlie originality ami humorous ijiiaintness of the charac ters, form a ntiotuplav of unusual enchantment ami power. Fuller Mellisli as tlie simple, lov ing, lien -peCKeil OKI lUUier Ol I'.S- merabia" renders an admirable bit uf etiaract -r acting and works thru out ttie production in constant artis tic hn r in of i v with Ida Waterman, as his init ially ambitious wife. Ctia'h-s j Waliirou. who phiM-d Hi" lead In tlie! recent great tl in ma tic success, "Haddy l.niu: l.ci:" ami who dfs-J tinuui-h'-.l himself in a previous ( Famoin Phners produetion. "When ' We W'T" Tw ent i inc." is a manH, v momus and lov able to er as I a e Hardy, ttie country sweetheart of KMnen.lda." Mary Pick ford, as is to be ej.e. ted. ts t o ill 1 1 y perfect, in tier sup t ami pathetic role. j This gnat Famous Pla vers-Para- j mo!i,n ri riitiro nroiimtmn will re main at the Antlers theater Thurs day and Friday, ..ItWII JI'ISV III sv. !( 'mil :mied f nun I'lllle 1 t . :-ame is new in tile hanils of the offi cers The I'm i jur will -i iletl th, Kianil jur; coin. niii i: term ol t tli. rs of pie pieetit trand re until Salill.t.iv iiutlll. vv ill b t i u-.' ,l n,.w vv ill lie dl.tv n tll'iin tlie it' tlie regular I't itniarv Circuit I'niirl Moii.l.iy Pari It Walk sold bis i. i ! tit'. r Hi's prop. it IH tier of a'ttrtpniti . situat. i linse ami o.,e The a 1 i oi tl ing a. til" inn ''i . 1 itnml is st : . consider. men to Oe ttalr' of the iniili'' s( s, to i; ii i was 1 . .ii. on file lerk. Motions mplalin- more b finite the -.I-.-- Iile.l b the g a aiii;-! .1 alio M. -Kihinn. H. I.. the but S. l of I oi nbltit . i Mar-t. is. ' liov w. n heie t!n ,r fieri ll- i u ., the . it . the det.p.t.i w ay im i i-o- A. Peai.e and Mole : d in tiie Cm nit Court moon In ttoi Kl- ' l , W 1IO levies. His the I he c.im'j were hrouizM o condemn portions of :' lands tor i -: of or P. i 1. B. Bubar HIGHWAY SURVEYS ARE COMPIETED; CITY IS EN TERED ON STEPHENS ST. Kndin' tlioir Kinviys nl the root of Stfp)u-ns stit-i-t. hIh'I-' tile new I'aiif ii- Highway will yome time leave the lity towaril the south. W. M. Peters ami parly of Mate hiKh wuy eiiuineers, who huve hei-n en Kuised in mirveylnK the hitihway Iroiu the Kntllheni county line, will leave here tomorrow on their return to Salem f, e (a rty has b c-amped near : Creeii tor the past several weeks. "und in reaehinit this city have made -a iiuiiiImt of i in port a ii t ihanues in . a iiiiniH the route or the liitihway. Crossim; tin- f ' in u;i Uiver hy the present U'insions hridKe, the survey avoids the hill on this side of the river, iniliK the tnuin i (ireen anil erossen the ri,lli.,. ,,l the present erossinK. ulthoilKh the new road will either lead under the traek or over hy means of a bridge. 1 lie tr:irk Is Is mil (.rn.i..,l ......in 1... tween there and the city limits the road running along on the east side r the right of wav close to the hill The surveyors believe that Stephens street Is ttie best ti,,.r,...i.r..VA leaning into the city. With the completion of the work by the party under Mr. Peters, the line of the new highway is now en tirely complete through ttie county, a party in charge of the work north of here having finished several we,.ks ago. The estimates of cost will be made up at Salem and the results pent to the local Count v Court. I.OC.W, lt PF.ltSONAI, Itoheit Hall, of Sutherlin. was a Kosi bmg visitor today on business. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carrul hers, of Portland, are spending a few das in the city. Ceori-e W. Kill, of tlie MrClallMi Hotel, has i ef nriied from a bit sin 'ss visit at Filgene. I. P. McKay and wife went over to Wilbur this atternooii for a few days i:t. irhs II Wilkins. of Portland, 'il lu re last evening to spend a a rrn ila vvilh friends. Ilii'klev. ihe Car.len Vallev spt lit t he d;:v in Koseliarg alier business matters. It W r:m h -r loul..n-' Charles Pries, of Oregon City, lert for his home this aftermion, alter a lew days spent here ou buincss Miss Matgarel St. Onge arriv",i fioiii liiHiiul Prairie this afternoon, all' r a few days visit with relatives. Mrs. .1. V. who had bee visit her siin. let tin. in. vtiisser. of 'sutheilin, lii Mercy Hospital to lurn-d home this af- Miss ,'ii,, Ian. I. l.-t. nithl, alter I vv ith tri- tiils. 'I'lirnt.-. of home late il.ivs spent 'oi t last here Pari cl.lill linrr is ilile, tinti attt ll.le, siilfeiing from i of the . he. k lb I by Ins. Seely w a 1 1 M Cov :md familv, w lio had led hi t- for tin- past two years, I'll-- a Met noon to make their I i- home at Spr:ngisebl. w lu-re Mr. has a position. i o .lu.l of the Io n 1". Hall. Cram! Master ' I i. F of Oreuoii, will the Ko-.etmrg lotiges tf that w Satiinlav nn;ht. This wa 1 M t oui'T n aunmim hete tin -d in a i"i a'.u rnoon. r.llll ret d '! t e ! -u-d is( im;;it t cap - .ir tins s litlllir given lie v t he mem Iters of t 'I'l'Uig Club was one Valuable Rewards for all who fm.l "PKATl'KE l" in DFI'KNDADI.K ('OFF KB 40c .'. .. II. VII, end:." lc Te Ha it; p.ce i-. wjt . Kxtr.u'ts or de eat h p ..' mai'.td to rc.;Ui'st. f i f (' fre f.s ( N t - h n t r ; "Hi-ni- i r I M fc." -. ; : n t l' - r I 1 I - I , e- , . . . .( " ' 1 1 - " . J J Dwiht KduarcN Company I ANTLERS THEATRE. 5 WERMRU KOU.BH, U1UH A f Whcr Your Comfort and f lnuire u ch Chief Concern j TONIGHT'S PROGRAM Tbree-rei-l Vitugraph "liroadway Star" feature. " HEREDITY " ! Also the news of tlie clay in Motion I'i. turc?. Selia Tribune No. 6 V 2 And Twti very I'uiiny -oiiieilies Ill Spite of OUR. SPECIALTIES "a Perfect Pictures, Perfect Projection, Perfect Comfort j No Repeaters p 5 ADMISSION: As Usual W Evenings, Children 5c, Adults lOc 4 EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION f. .TIiui'Mliiy nml I'ridny v!i. it und IS. 2 raary FicKiora III I lie IkMiutifiil 1'ive.re.d RSMRRAT T)A A JL. JL. W -ML. m.. m. 41 J ' A. Jk. f J Hy Prances Hodgson Burnett. Author of "The Pretty Siller of d y Jnse. rile Dawn of Tomorrow," ete. m J VI.K.W, MI(H.i:soMi: PI..W OK IM'P.NSI-: III MAX INTKIl- d J I ST. d 4 Coming: Feb. 22-23 Gorgeous Film Spectacle in 9-Rt-els g "THE ETERNAL I CITY" ItV IIAI.I. t-.tlNK The most magnificent Motion Pictures ever produced. Made In Pome, Italy, by the famous P.iurs Kiln. Company. si:i:-thi-: cii.iskim. tiii-: v mew. tiik foki m. and iimnj i.ilier pirn.-, of h!'uri- iiilenl mn.le doubly Inter estiHK liy llH' i.clltiu of lilts icaL play. Special I'rictS'for this Rni'am'mpnf Onlv r, ... jj Adults 25c the most delightful events of lis kind held in ICosehurg for several years. Tin music was good, while the at tendance was better than had In -n I' :) 1 1 1 1 1 til cil . The Leap Year Ste pin:; Club is composed of married couples, and is one of the newer organiza tions in this city. An order or default has In en is sued by Judge Hamilton in the Cir- i.it Court in the case or W. It. Vin son vs. Charles C. Ilriggs and Joseph ' st. The action was brought by Mr. Vinson to recover money from Ilriggs and West, who admitted hav ing stolen several head of caltl the plaintiff. Ilriggs and Wi I rom t are l the at present serving a term in state penitentiary. lls Wilier i:.....t ..it'.. ..r .1, lo al barber, was given a genuine and agreeable surprise this morning when about to. of her friends at her home at Conn and I streets and ciiugtatul.iled her lled ).v ler upon See Our OF Dresses Latest Styles . FOR. Spring 1916 The Kind That Make Vou l-unN A VMllef, I' It Ml II NT Plioleplar rj ' ' o ' J Children l.lc tli" otiasiun of her birthday anniver sary. The ladies Were supplied with a bountiful dinner and with other materials tur oijo.iing the day, re maining until l.ite ibis afternoon. The acair was delightful to all who atlen.l. I, and especially to the un siisi' . ling hostess, who was thur-. ongaly surpiiMil. Chillis I.elaney. of Merced. Oil., is vi-iting here. He formerly lived :n Northern honglas County. .Mis. Herbert Weeks, of Portland, spent the day in Koseburg looking alter business inleVesls. she owns a small tract f hup so distance sooth o fihe city and experts to dis pose of the same within the next lew ilats. Attorn.-, I- t;. Mi,, in. ,,,.,. land, has written friends here that I'" "ill be in Itiisihurg in M , attend the annual convention or tile 1'iaii l l.n.lg ,,i tiM. .. v, """" M"-i fonuerly lived In this ' ,n- Here he is W . H known Display IN ADER I) tl Of the le.i.t. n. U.s.'i.;u St. rth to ti . Mr ( l;.i no iu-. TVf;-,7 sttti T-r- sw-i l 'Aji
