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Tin' popular Sl:ir
Herbert Kavvlinson
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The Family Secret
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FROM BI'ANEIIY
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Animated News
ri'li" news of tin- world in Ino
tj. fl pict III i s.
Latest War Movies
f'aMomis by lly Mayer.
Miss Peggy Cordray
In lii liruadnay t! i a ma t lr
P ;ilnni
The Awakening
of PATSY
Popular Palme Mi-hestra
Bitf Show Small irir
A 4 f 1 1 J I s I Or, children .-,,
'uining Tli hi -'l.i v, ( 'Ilii II"
Phaplili i'l (!) Ihiee reel dim
e 1 . ' 'llil J lie's I II : t Vaca
thin."
, UINH.N vnoss (,1V I S.
(Continued Prom P.igtl 1
with f; tr The i hi - j ni' iil h i.
allt ii'h receive! fhc s.ttlclhiti nf 1 he
touii'il, the mal.-iial In he I, iil i. hi
se I mg ul ini'1 ao iiiiliiii. to
tin- iit ni'.ttieei 's :-pi H h a t luiiH l.ir
I h h.-.icl n D h" i mill act M -i had
In ti t p,i i Ulih uii.ii.Uhu i ;
collseilt III'' I'''IM Was adept, d.
Tin- tut m.il repni I oi ) I' finding .
(if Hi-' . uiitmi' . e u! tin' whole, which
Weill M ill .'.It I M vlllll l.i t w i k
ami .titer c. 1 1 ti ll) invest I (Ml ti Ml of
IMilllt 'l I'p.fll 1 1 Ml --nlHnlll.il il l 1 1 1 1 1
la pu i h.i-,e a Hi o k w a ctn-mh ,il
Mr.' iil' aralns, wai n a-l Tin- lull
Jtr in1 nl ul I Im i ir ii- lings ul 1 liat
nit rf itn; ha-, !) y, ).ui til ' In- i
poil Was Im if! and slat.. I til. 'I the
nppaialn ; h-. I. .1 wi.ul.t i n -t $:.:.!
'I'tii'i was mi ohie. t tu tin- r,-.
I n! t a ml it w ;r. adoplc I 1 1 m a n i n 1 1 m i .
It 'I'Im- rlt v e. in .li r ir U ll. t .1
In pi i pan- l !i pi up i hi ilina n lor
I li' a ppi -cpi l,i l mil m t lir mum v at
I lh- Mi M in I Mi;',
'I he . 't.miHH. - h.,t had he n ap
l'"iiit 'I in luii-hlt-r Iti.- adveahihtv
if In mm in; Ihe aiiHiiint it iiiur
iin i Ii' :l iii lli- . if liall ami other
pi'-p-'itv. i I- .1 ili.it lii had in
i ..I I'L- ;n. ..mil mi il,.- building
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MAJESTIC
1 O I) A Y
The Silent Trail
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VViU Jhr Reformer
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Mischitt' and a Mirror
Sammy's Douh-full Pvomance
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AS A WOMAN SOWS
I ...- I'..i Crrn.-i,
i .'ii I .il S..t.i..la
1 . '..' .1.1 it - .Mid t ".'
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CI. ,i-e III
Countilman Clark stuf-d that the
properly had lately ttfw aiwu alten
tiuii. A c Jtiirnuni' ution (ro:u -it-vtial
people In the name n?U'hturhooii.
however, said that the place aa
till ortnsie.. on a moiion hih
was pHKrd. (he coin in u nil a don w as
laid on t he table.
Co a iiri I in an Clark report til thai
the rily had hten put to i oiis uUtu i.le
expense in ha ii 01 1 n k t he m wer oh
t rui t ii.ni on Shoi I treei, aii'l a
piaimd that It had heen 1.1 m I.. , for
a ill Mum e by the root of popiar
I ri-es enterliiK t he newer at n ally
ever, joint. Me miiil it was n c h
!ary to r'i onlrm t I he t-.-wer for
rnitte iliatanee at this point.
Conni ihnan Cile wan granle pi r
IliisHlon to eon..litlt u roin rele run
. a v th rouuh the pa t kfnx at his
piup'itv on I .a ne street for entrain'
to a KuruKf.
Citv Ati'in'-v Winiherly stated
that tin time for nerving not!rn on
o-ni'TH of wood ami nr lal nwniiiK
whi'li haw- hcen put under the ban
lv eity ordinance, would In up on
Man ii '1 . He presented a resolu
tion J list '-net ttm the marshal lo nerve
rotueh of the expiration of the tlm-.
which in;m passed hy thef ontxil.
The 'liird leailini was had on lln
i;e v ordiiutti'-' pnn idirm that com
Tianien iiiainlaliiinu poh-x on the
streets he k -1 t painted and in ooil
ppearaitf . It was unaiiiniuiiKly
passed.
M.ivor liice said r)ti-stn had been
made hv t he school ant horil i-s to
i s 1 portloiiH of the rlt v pai kinn lr
North Itosebiiru for making mirdens
in tin' indiiMtiial club movement. It
aw as 'I'ltalned, howevr. that most
if the park In us had ali'ady been
iilant'd. A surivntioii wan made that
vatant lots in the same neighbor
hood be aiiidied to sin ll use. It Is
he! ie veil permls.sion could In" ob
taitH'l. Tin council adjoinni-d until Wed
:M";il:iy i-enini;, when u special
in wt iiie mav he called in the event
a d-i-Mnn Is forlln omlni; from th
-'ili. teine Court this week on the citv
bond Ksne ease pendlni: on the ltose
huiK Ai Kastern Itailrnad matter.
If you have soniethinj? to sell, to
trade, to rent, or have lost someihinp
-ir found sontethiiiK. us n want adv.
in tho Itevlnw.
i,(ci ami i'i:it:i)N.f
Trv a Tanno Sunda" at Calls.
Kisher's flour at r.-onnmv C.rocerv
Sun. lay ihicken dinner at the new
I'ali teria, I Cass ntreet.
The best 2'.r nit ut In tho eity ft'
the MrCIallell llotl.
lilt l 1 M.H.Ie l li iri.M. TIh
Mi' t!'e he I. Tin v cost you less ai
th- IVoples" Snppl Co. Kuy n
Ii -;-..n.
lii I' C. Kav, of Pendleton, nr
rived to ie to. lav lor a visit with the
lat'i's pateiil:. Mi. and Mrs. S. II
I num.
' 1 oi t v dolla i n down and t n dol
laia p.-r nuinth for live mniiths will
Imv a 1-aIu i vllml.r prni luinn' In
.Ii. mi w Mil 1 1 n (.in. leu:. Tins iiiachiuc
is ;:iiai.uile.d ll K. .', 1 S N. lio e St
I hereby aiintaim iiivself as a lie
pithl:ian landidale fur the olfi.e oi
'oiiip v !se!is(ii subject to the prl
tin:v el'-ilioli In he held Mav l!M)l.
inn;. 1. P. lcKav (P. I. Adv. I
I ii I Mniit" Tom aloe; f t oiu jilii V
CallMMlM Whole ripe 'I iimat O'S, solid
.'.1. I lie pil.e the .HIM' a-, onllll
' . - to li : .'It-, tor. at 111'' Peoples
;.i !. ' 1 1 Puv a doi n.
C. C liiiM.'s ;m in from the re
to nl m'Imiiis on Huberts Ci ek to
il. i. II- s.m- that atl.'l i oiiiil'-lalile
.hhiv on a- mini ) la k ot mal"iial.
Ihe bitil lit i; of lh.- lailioad from
rallies has hi u h Miuied and it will
he i oil to t 1 id with the i;iiiim:hh at
Ihe ituaiTv piohablv soiii" time llet
Wi i k
-r-i-
Mioiev laal. in r In- ! inet In J
the (In ill.- niati or u..m.i.i iti-
hi. c.."n i.. i.-.-.k lo the 4
c'l'-ried :id el 1 1-emellt S 111
Ihe I .i i ' Iteview as a medi- J
urn to put lit. -in Into c.dii-
mii i: m ,i i i.iii with peopli' who $.
w.int t.. t-e'l, Imv. rent, lioard-
els. . .Hirers help or p-.Mons. .f.
II. m imi a money making
iustuu t "'
Passage of Chamberlain Bill
Means Better Roads Here
If be Chdmberldio Bill Bium a Uw Duu;
Ids Counly Will ReiveSumelliing Over
Si-veil teen inClion bIx hundred
ihou-aail ilullais would build ijiiite a
few mil. s oi wood roadrf in Opkum,
savn ihe Poriian ' Journal. That is
the nun. that wouid po into the road
I u nils of I i-ountieH of the stale
wer- the Chamberlain O. & C. laul
maul hill to become. alaw with the
.roi:-ion retain.. I in it that 40 per
eat of the money received from the
sale of Kraut lands no to the land
urant c:Mirities In proportion to the
Kraut lands contained in ea Ii. I'uder
this plan an additional $ 1 7,iiou,ouo
would lo the school fund of the
state.
Tin people of Oregon for
time p.a.'it. particularly of the
some
Wii-
lartn ii alley and western he' tions
)t the nti'te, have h( en studying
various means ami schemes for li
nam iiiK t he pet inanent and srten
tiiic improveuient of piiblie roads.
Then- is no answer, exitpt in the
itlirmative. lo the proposition that
tin- slate needs heller and more per
manent roads. The (-nest loll that
has been holluriiiK the people of the
state, paitii ularly the taxpayitik; pop
ulation, Ii:ls been how to build tin
roads w it liout an overburden of
ines. eithir directly by a sperffii
levy, or indirectly hy the Issuance
'Hid future redemption of bonds.
'v re (he Clia m berla in bill to he
nine a law wiih the provision lu
lu led that to per n-ii t of tin monev
,-eceiei rioni the sale of the uranl
lands should b' Kiven to the road
umls of (he land Kraut counties,
I In ti 1 In- road I'inanciiiK ipiest ion in
ihose counties would he made easier
f solution by $ I T.iiOM.nou.
I'nder this disti ibution Josephine
Con nly w on Id rerelve an a p port ion-nn-iil
of $ I . I J I , I ::i ; ham Counlv,
I cj.l'i;:',; Jackson Count v. $:!.
7 1 s, 7 "." ; Doimlas County, $ 1,-
I ; I Cuos Count y w 011 Id r cei
J:hi,2L'S. and the other land mailt
ouniiis ratably in proportion to the
ant Iambi et unsold w it bin the
nmndarii-s of each.
Ciirrv County, under the Chamber
lain bill's prov isioli, would receive
i he smallest a mount of any of the
is counties. jH share. siimald on
ihe basis of 7.M I '. 1 a n s of Kinnt
land now unsold, beini; $i;i;,."m;;..
1ultnoiaab County would he next to
the Niialbst henetieiary. its shaie in
llie disl ntiut lull he hit; $7ll.7H7, there
heiiiK t ii t 1hii7 aires or Kraut land
et unsold in tin' county.
The people of Ihe Matt bet! in to
realize what it w.iuld mean, lo Ore
on. should tli - r'.'oruineiidatioli that
Orison he uiveii oulv L'ii per tit o:
Ihr prnc.-ei!k of llie sale of Kl'aiil
la in l-i be adopted In Colli'. t ens. It
ha.; been recommended that the lrr'
1 1 J - ible hi hoe I fund and Ihe road
1 ii ti .1 of the state both Ci;et!ier be
;ien but i'i pi-r c lit of the proceeds
from lh-' -.lb- or the lands. The
Cham bet lain bill provnleK that these
funds be y, en M per cent of the
pi ui eeds. I ii ot her words, it has
h - n i '-t ommeiided that the l-'eib rat
Cu ! nmetit retain half of the money
that M'i'iliin people believe is (ustlv
due the stale lor the betterment of
s. -lion's and roads.
Th" i'; hi lit v courts of the urant
and counties are sendim; si roim
rep 1 1- en i at ion- (it ("nr. i: res, ask in t.
that Oi.-rolt h- not .b-pltved of In-:
tin- .-- In I Ii" dis posit ion ot I he land
;;t a tit c mi i ro ers . Dili f public
h t.lb' a it t i k i nt; si milar ad ion.
loth on b half of the school fund,
in the ho:e t ':at t lie pt ed isposit inn
nit t he pa 1 1 of (-'edei al ot tidal s and
Kastern Cnuressnien to deprive the
I. tie of a lust share of the income
Ii mii Ihe sa'e of t!i' laud Wllhlli the
tertilory of tin state mav be averted
noi ici: to con i k -oi;s.
PKOOI l I I.
I u;i:-
C 11 1 1 .1 to s are invited 10 subu-i
ie I's.h-i tor the con-truciioii o! a
:rtptout vault, attached lo and 11111
I.- t. d imIi Ihe I muglas C, int
V'.rt Hull 1' al Posebuig. t 11 .
1. m.I 11; to ; laa.- and .pe, I ! h .11 i.mi -.
r , ai. d bv loiiite lotte - 11 1:11.11 I
tic 'itt .is. of Poit'and. Oi'cuii. an.l
mi ! i!c w it h he Counlv f let k. iM'.l
v In. b mav be procured bv applv ini
to him at (he Clerk's ol In e
id postl tI 1 1 w li' be re
mii t 1 lot iaid plan-, win. U w ill h.
t ' un b d u i' mi 1 1 111 a of 1 h. plan
ml s p.- l'ii at ion.
i,l b. 1- .em d up to and
until noon on Satnid.tv. the Mb da
.; Piil. ! C'ltl
II ' , . ; ' 1 1 , t . Ihe right to
.. .; ' . t.i -. . , t a'! bl.l-
I ' t .; tli : Ul .lav of Mar. h.
1
1 1 c 1 'o'iii' v Court
K M 1 "PUS. .In.!
x ri tk
M W ini;Y.
,i , ' ill h 1 t 1 1 1 . ; Pi tfn pure
! . .1 P. .. i I Kim k. Pai f i ig
P.i. t . I; ' U Mime, .is ..ii 1 Kh ',1.
I I i. ' -bP " P tii"v. -i;
i; p. . i.:i g .. p;.,.ii '. : :
i . s t p T . te b. .1 roe-.
.it - h .ip I miit 1 .1
pop PIN!' Sleeping porch r.HHii
iir he;:-ekv ping rooms. tnodein
. . n.. ..: iii' Ju Mill St.
O. V. Young
HEADACHY PEOPLE
People ml '
Yl feUspe i.
Properly ; .' 1
t he medii i.1
ire b t'aered with I rsist.-nt hea la- lies - oimht to
that It ik - aUM-'l by their e s
d classes lu .e eur. d Utore In adai lies than all
in creation.
Uii.kmi hi. a .l-asaiil !. hu ow.
For If will tO In H.lai In- lliry will k-.- ll to.J,
IT (hey al w.r rt: ulttrly.
If you an nnulil.-.l iih li-afcrln', ma.lic ran aoift uu
lo KH rid til it
It will ci.-t 'hi nothing to fiti'l out" a:.;.iay.
('oiiHulta.i .ii Ir ..
QUALITY..IIHVICE
YOUNG & BUHAR '
JIW. LEKJ (U OPTOMETRISTS Phont 214
1
ITALIAN IS KILLED
fnrico Visconli Murdered by a
Gang of Villa's Bandils
ITALIAN GOVfRNMLNI 10 AC!
Rjnibers ia Mexico and Ma; Wt'dllhy
Riiffsom Was Demanded
KL PASO, Tex , March Knrlco
Visconli, un Italian subject, and one
of the best know n foreign ranchers
111 Mexico. w:ih tiiurdered hv Mevti :mi
I bandits on his ranch at Kncinlllas,
Chi hail hau, last Tue.-dav . New s oi
the murder reached here today in a
telegram sent by Veneenzo Visconti,
brother of Ihe murdered man.
.The telcKiain was sent from Pre
sidio by Wenceslas Careia, a brother
ol the head eatlhuian on the ranch.
'1 he cattleman est aped w hen Visconli
was iiiurd' red and made his way to
Ojinafca, where lie toniniuuicated
with v eneeslas Uari ia.
Vts'-otiti's ram h was T.'i.uui) acres
in extent and nituat'-d tui miles
hunith of Ojinaga and about an ei-uul
I distance east of Chihauhau City. The
. Ut ud its who murdered him seized
bis cousin, Juan Itiuhoa. a Spaniard.
011 his ranch 6a nubs southwest of
Km in i I las, a week prev iotisly antl
held him for $i;.uo ransom, which
was paid from Kl Paso. 1
It Is supposed Visconti refused
their demand- for money, but no de
tails have been received here yet, A
ki-ou n son 01 the ranchman is
1 h 011 Kb 1 to have been with him on
iln ranch, but nothing, is known of
his fate. !
The murder of the ranch owner
aroused de. p indignation in Ihe Ital
ian colonv here, where he was well
known ami respected. He had lived
vears in ti xi:o. Mis brother, Vin
cen.o Visconti, sent toe following
t i legram today lo the Italian Ambas--a.ior
in Washington:
"I am sorry to notify your e el
biicy that my brother, Kurico Vis
conti, an Italian cit iz. n. has bet n
ut nr tit -1-4,1 on his ranch in the state of
'hiba'.ihau. Mexico, by revolutionary
soldiers. I beg your excellency to
pi ol est to tli' State I irpart ment
against this outrageous crime, which,
like manv oi ners, are com milted
daily on foreigners in that country. "
'is. t.nti aid that his telegram
would be followed by a joint protest
to S.cniarv Cinsing hy the leading
Italians here.
I have a lar;. number of relatives
in Mexico. " b" said. -ind t here is
mil one of tli-m who bat not been
held to l.in oni or otherwise mal
treated. S in of them I lime been
iinab!" to ci t in touch with at all and
do not know whether they are dead
or alive "
I hereby announce 111 self as a
I'emo tatic candidate for Assessor
of I o lights ( 011 nt y at t he Mav pri
maiies li. T shwortli. il'd. Advl.
Mt.AP Iti KT ll JKTIV
,:itinned Prom
1 1 is now wort h f r-uu
. r ton. and w onld pav
itte.l for tir soil an.1
MUtst lippc'tant bn.-i
i eonsiderd was tin1
:iiK the be t sugar m-
. omPtiotw ju-tilied It
and Samuel Storv.
of the Dregon Plan
ie present and ex
i Btigar matter fu h.
. id. d to t all a mats
meps men and farm
M.reial flub Wedn.s
,en i lii"-i' two ii nt it
. plain all m.itier-
this indn-tt v . and
I be sitlled to make
as to the n Id and
I. in. d P
1 e t ;-il
. - d
i. el nu: of l i
I al the Pell
ii
ii mi;
i ulinect .1 v n
I't'iUlgh l.itM 1
i t hni mi ; h t
GASTORIA
For Iufahi and ChiUrea
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bear
. th. rj sSJJJ,
birnatur al rvc,
Paue I.)
liitrodueini; tli-' hroonl eorn industr t-V r. Ill lv DA ( H I 1
here was dis.n-s.il al lenuth. and li 1 1 1 I j I" t. S 1 ! .9
ihe e. 'eiar, li.is written to the He JffffSSSS . , J
I'ai Hneiit of Ai-rieulture. lor suf-i- , 1 , 5CV Zm ' " " s' - j
. lent s . ,1 1., . ant one ie re, whi. h . VjL5fT;'Y. S i V 1 " j
wl'l I'.: ,U-I : .1 'Ite.l miioliK several X'lrP5' ' "
farmers in eld r lo test the eapa- nj, , ;'
Iniilies ..f I', is valley to produce koo.I . 'jf"fl2 ' - ; A.'i.: I
V- B. Bubar
I
4 J"
a not oi rrriNt; iusim-s.
It !;:is en r ;:(? ! tiiat I -f
j am Mi;ii;:u tin insurance
J- hn-ii:-.-. '1 m :-e siaieii.eiits a e J
4" iih-o!'it"i untru , as- I intend 4
J tu i i. ..'in in tiiis business per
t,i.: !, at : . 'I !i" cumpanb'.s I
i. -p ei.t :r e thoroughly re- J
4 li. !.!-' ;:::! I trust that no one J
, J will 1" in: In in-ed to place .J-
f. tli' ir Ine-iii' -s .lewhere by 4"
j- lh -M- lal-i .slati-ne nts. Vour -J
l iiatn,!iaue is : o!i He I and will
I- he ::r. ;:il.- apir. nit.d. .
KI.I.A s.'i K APT 4.
I-T. P!.')ti- ll-'-V. IJ't So. ine St.
I
financial 1
till IIS. ! ii-ul lie K. S.' 11
is ire il - shleUt ol the
d-is, who is
company, w ill
dl'sS tile met
M 1 . Hi am w HI
ai-o
tinu
In
he here and ad
Aci-ordim to
company will
erect a simar fact uy similar to the
onenow buildiiu al Cranis Pa-. in
any com n 1 unit y u In. h vv ili sin ui
' acres lor simar leet produc
tion. Such a fa' lo: y w ill have a
rapacity of lnim unis of beets per
day, and will employ about l.'.u men
lor tour mouths in t he y. ar and a
smaller force the year round.
It ram w ell and Mr. Stor at
experts, and will txamine ;i
Kiuund offered them, and if a.
the eon 1 pa ny will furnish s.-.
blind labor for the niowinu
M r.
' sail
I the
epted
I and
if the
crop. They guarantee that the cost
bringing
e of he- is to ma
rim: th. m at the
' eed per at re.
yieid that can be
turily and delive
factorv w ill not ex
and the smallest
expeeted is ten tons per acre. I. and
which will jyt produce tin.- amount
will not be accepted by the company,
and the average should he nearl v
twice that amount. Thus the poorest
land they accept will in t the grower
fl.'i per acre, and the average should
be niv ral times tin-; amount. It is
ex pi eled to have several hundred
acres signet! up for this year, so thai
th" profits to be expt-tt-d c,(n Ie
determin d. and if the venture p.is
w ell, an emlea vor will be mad.- to
secuie ihe necessary ."iOiim acres next
year and assure a factory for lis- -burK.
Karmers who have be n con
suited have expressed their willing
nens to try a lew ares this year, and
the sugar company agre s to pay
$ I 7"i p r ton f. o. h. ears hi re, which
is but 1'". cents per tun less than the
Crants Pa.-s gruw'ers Ret.
Kariners and all who are inter
ested are urged to be pres nt at ibis
me 'tinu. and an v ij nest ions in r
gatd to the pioda-tion of this trop
will be answer, tl fully by Ihe repre
sintatives of this concern. The Ore-gon-l'tah
Couinany is capitalize I for
about $ I 0. nun, mm, and are amplv
able to tarry out ttuir eontraets. In
any ev.nt. wheth.er a factory is es
tablished here or not. Ihe growers
will have an opportunity to test out
the capabilities of their land ki pro
duce beets, ami are assured a market
for what t bev raise. The Commer
cial Club is taking a great interest
in securiin- new crops for this conn
t. with th ill a of making the land
more productive an. I its owners more
prosperous, oilier crops are also be
ing lnvei igaCd. and it is the inten
tion of the elub lo make exhaustive
ti ts of the various crops and of
"r ml.titabilitv to this valley. Th
lov ernment has si. tied in one o.
Ih'ir it-cent bulletins that this ne;
tintt of the I'nited Slates is eniilient
h suited fttr the production of manv
ilriiK plant, w b b h pay a handsome
profit to the grower, and an investi
gation is now b inp matte in this di
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Exclusive Hume of Triantflv.& Paramount Feature
Motion Picture -Alway the Best
Tonight
Triangle Pictures
Bitf louble Program of
Tin- splui'liil fivi-reel Triangle-Fine Arts Feature
"SABLE LORCHA"
A in) ami tnv-ifilous story uf Ori' ntal rcvi nKe. feMuring Tully
Marshall ami Tliulliaa JelttTKon. Also the rollirking two reel Ki-y-sto
, oiiU'tl y
"HIS FATHER'S FOOTSTEPS"
Featuring the Great and Only Ford Sterling
Admission; Adults 1 0c, children 5c.
Coming: THURSDAY and FRIDAY
MARIE DORO
In the cr.at five-reel Paramount feature
"The White Pearl"
A marvelous photoplay. Pon't n;i:s this. Also a new ami up to
date Paramount Pictograph.
PREPAREDNESS PICTURES
SPECIAL AN-
NOUNCEMENT!
NEXT SUNDAY AND MONDAY
LATEST EUROPEAN
War Pictures
.-,n,n, f. ct Hive reel.-) or thrills and action. A.-lnal l.aiile serii.-s.
The work or tile lied Cross, anion or the 42 C. M. Minis, lie- Kaiser
niolioli.iii his army, C.-rinaii fleet in Kaiser Wilheln, l ai.al. Kvery
thim; n.-vv ami never tc-fore sIi.,vmi hera. Lively, m-nuin,- ami Hue
pi, -lures of . In- cr.'.it.-st event in hislory.'
Ai.-o the fnui' reel Para -mount feature
"BLACK BIRDS"
An. I a new isn.l inierestins Paramount Travelogue.
1()-Rcels-Hiscst and Best Show ever offercd-lO-Rctls
AdmisMon: Adults 25c Cliildrcn 10
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
(in ami after Saturday. April 1st. 1 !, 1 , the prieo of admi-'inn to
this tlieatei- will lie as Inllows: Adults I.le, ellildren l",'. Tins
t-haiiK,' has h.coine neeessary and unavoidalile owing to the extra
ordinary in, rease in uiu'rating expenses.
le. tiou. The ltosehurn ( ouimerelal
('lull is livini; up to its inomise lo
do soiiielhinn lor Hie residents or
this ,'iMniiiiinitv, and ts receiving
many words ol emouniKeuienl for
its work lioin those who were f5r
nerli merely l.ik warni or entirely
ill lilt, rem lo its efforts. While the
Co., mien ial Clul, will Kive lis hearty
em "Jill 'aceliielil to tlie lest of tlie
simar induslry here. It is also niak
im; investigations in those oniiiiuiii-ti.-s
where the industry has already
heen stahlish.-d t learn results ob
tained in other se, lions. This ex
lierienee will he nvailalile helore
land is finally tduned up lor the five
.e ar term, whl, h is the nindilion for
the i stalilishuient of a fa, lory.
Cause of Siek lleailatlie.
Siek headai he usually results from
a disorder, d stoma, ll and is apirra
vated by ciinstipatlon. Take ( haiii
h, rlaiu's Tahh ts. They w ill , orre,t
lh.se disorders KiTini; to-nidete re
lief. Ohlainahle everv A here. e
Beautiful
Wonderful
Exceptionally
Just
In
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SLEA
A ROLLER, Lessees
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Safety Razor
Blades
Re-Sharpened
30c a doz. make
CIIL'RCIiILL UARDWARECo
GUARANTEE
Every edge made better than new.
Ycur OWN (dge back STERILIZED
vVoi k done hy
Sanitary ShapenlllK Co., Kdire Kx
p'fts, llerkeley. Cal.
StraUM razors, rc-clpe!, :;r,e.
Showing
of
New Dresses
and
Clever Coats
Today
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