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SIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY. APRIL 27. 1925 BEGIN NOW To enjoy yourself by taking lunch or dinner at The Douglas Grill Try once and you'll be a regular diner here. Jackson and Douglas Streets W. R. WARNER. PROP. PHUBHAHI E MUSIC WEEK IS NOW COMPLETE i I Is th first time that the public has bail Ibe opportunity of hearing a prufnxHlonal recital of that kind. It will lie held at tho lielnline Coo FOR SALE I room cottage, close 1 NEW TODAY 2 1 pv1 St- llHl ,h,"le ,ree- 4)4? J''' 1 1300. Terma. C'baa Kyes. servatory. Two other Interesting HOUSE FOR RENT 128 So. k'anf vnmi y ,Z.b ...I.- " uresenta- . . 1 i n mi wi iiiw japan-- operetta, '-,,. , -. .- . -A "The Japance ;irl.- by Mr.! T Ilr.ST-FurnlshrU room 610 Charles A. Urand at the Ilelnllne' 'nth-ter bt. I Conservatory, Knday eveninx, and WANTED Maternity work In the heterodyne, Tungttten battery charter. 2 lame size Willard "B" and "A" batteries. Terma. 444 K. 1st Ave. No. Cooperation of Nearly All Organizations of City Is Secured. VAN HINDENBURG ELECTED PRESIDENT GERMANY SUNDAY fCnntlnnea vmn page 1 ) cdlloilal comment from tihrond. PARIS, April 27. That Von IPudenhurg's election to thi Germ an presidency may prove bene ficial if it opens tho eycfl of the .world to the real sentiment of the German people wan tin opinion ex- rles today an a result of Hlnden burgs election, although it wan felt thai the world must await the ef fect upon international policy be foro arriviiiK tit a final judgment. Tho opinion was expressed that the election of the fieid marshal may delay German application for membership In the Lcuguc of Nu ll on and possibly make tho oli tnlning of mcmhership more difficult. HOME, April 27.-The Clornnle O'lialiu says the election of Von illliidcnburK to tho German presl- p reused today In official circles, idency Jh an alarming symptom of where tlu result of yesterday's the general situation existing polling caused no surprise, i throughout Europe, although the In Hip faiiic quarter, it was said Journal does not believe the elec that the lame women's vole fori,lm iuse serious compile the field marshal was deemed tho thins In the near future as a coup most significant feature of tho election. The men it was believed bad voted fur either Dr. Marx or Field Marshal Von Ilindenburg in the greater part for party reasons while the women vots for the de etnt In Germany under present conditions would b Impossible without civil war resulting. LONDON. April 27. Nothing rash In the line nf political action war hero, ft wan held probably expected of Field Marshal Von were chiefly sentimental. I lindcnburg as president of the This," said a spokesman at the 'j'Tnian republic by former Prime foreign office, "ought to open the , it u l forge eyes of the world to the fact that there Is no such horror of war and militarism among the German Mr. Lloyd George is quoted as Haying: "1 think France has driven (it-rmanv Into thin mood, which 1h f.m..M . i...n thniifht in f.-r. 1 extraordinarily Htupid. I do not tain countries." j think IlindenburK will do anything . . . ..,,!, 1 rash. On the whole he is a steady tn l 7": ! !'ti I, iW u(1 think be has to he medial d upon, part ciary... . ... . In the AnK;0.S.n rnuntrlea. 1 "'l.ern.nent to do rash thlnK. wh ere there h been n n.nike.1 . ''" ''''J"" ",,a" "'' calon "f disposition to Rive the (iern.nn 'h" ren e(( spirit which has arla p.;,.le credit for having been con- j ;n ' ,l:'ril"w Hn'' " "'V, r,Mul , of verted to paciticlsm." I "V". ''''" or na.mna is !, Icy l.r. M,rx. It wbh pointed out. I ;hi' h r""l, l,".'d ! a,t ahowed himself e.iu:,llv n hostile ; orlty of the elee- to the treaty of Versailles. Ills ' f T"- , , proposal that Germany annex Aos- I "'", ' lallv-yent.ired opinion tria was oulto an nlarmliiK to the allien as any extreme project, Von IlindenburK minht have in view. The roncIiHltui was. the upok en- man said, that the success of tho us president was not expected ser iously to affect German national relations, ur tend possibly to make Germany's , former enemies less field marshal might turn out to be ,n's,r'1 more advantageous In the run If the lotMral lesson drawn from it everywhere. IniiK re Serious International complica tions. It wus said, were not expect ed to urlse. i GENEVA, April 27. t'ncertnln ty was the dominant sent I men t expressed In league of nut loon cir- YOUNG LADIES' Low heel Slippers $3.95 to $5.85 Boys Hi Kicks Ideal shoes for Sport and out door wear $2.95 to $4.50 A baseball free with each pair. ROSEBURG BOOTERIE IRVIN BRUNN Shoes That Satisfy and Fit Your Feet Perkins Bldg.. Roseburg I Sheep dip and brandliiR fluid nt Wharton llros. I MAN IK I A IM, I V iN.it iti;i in wr.i.ci;. (AMnrlittHl Vrvm Istfd Wire.) KVERETT. Wosh.. April 27. T. SwcdhnrK of Lowell was fatally Injured In nn auto accident Inst ntKht, when a, car driven by Ike Ludi mo of Everett was struck by another machine on the I'aclfic highway across Ebey ltnd and was thrown Into a ditch partly rilled w!lh water. Airs. Swed ImrK. t hlrd occupant of the car is reported to be In a serious con dition. Authorities are Invest! KntitiK the uccflent. TEACHERS MEET a concert at Ott's rmilc store. ranged by Mr. Ott, on Thursday evening. On Saturday evenlnr. May 9. one of the most successful events of last year, the hotel program, will be duplicated hhIu. Thest prop rains wil conKist of orchestra selections and solo numbers In the lobbies of the various hotels be tween th hours of sev n and umbrella. 16 Int. Finder home. Mrs. E. FJ. Wilbur, Oregon. ! LOST Blue silk ribs, about April cull 219. KOK KENT Two-room apartment with bath, hot and cold water, close In. 520 N. Jackson. FOIl RALE Oak wood, block 13.50. Stove wood, $3.75, delivered. eiKht. The hih school will ob-, "lli;er Hro. Phone 260-J, servo music week by a concert on'FOU SALE 8 Inch plow, 2 section Friday afternoon at 3:15, arranged! drai; harrow, six months old viiiifl. lusir; iiuac Reports at Luncheon Today Indicate Special Week .. Will Be Widely Observed I fere. by Ml Haseltine, with the com blned Gleo clubs and the HiKh School orchestra taking part. j In addition to these main events, i the Kebekah lodo will have a mu sical program on Tuesday evening, I the Moose on Wednesday evening the Ilusincss Women's club will Kive a public dance on Wednesday evenfiiK. the Eastern Star will have i a program Thursday evening, the Iloseburg Woman's club a program ; iieaday afternoon, the KIwanlH Scotch collie. bur lit. 1. MIDDLE a'ned lady will do Hunt housework for board and room. Add read Box 10 care News-Review. FOR RENT 4 room furnished apartment, lower floor; also 21 room furnished apt, on upper floor. 24 So. Stephens St. FOR RALE 12 acre ranch,near In, cood hind, well watered, good Thompson, FOR SALE New Columbia drajc aw jjiu casn. Mas cut only ii tier wood. Also No. 3 Gould Hy draulic ram, $18. Address C. C. II. care News-Review. : OAK TIMBER, wiimn material ! saw mill rolls, also 3oO tiers Oak , slab, stove and heater wood, I from $125 to $1.75 per tier. Ilia hee Mill and Manufactory, Oak" i land, Oregon. FOR RA LE ToTmt t o plaliTs7Botv ney Itost. Chalks early Jewel ami Iturbanks, all largd roots, transplanteil plants. 1 doz. 25c, 5 doz.. 1. E. D. Lewis, LU N. Pine St. TO'CHERRY CROWERS We are That Music Week, from May 8 j have special music each night dur um. Rotary clubs will feature mil- building. Price $1000. Must be sic at the noon luncheons, and the sold. Also apartment house, easy Liberty and Antlers theatres will terms. C. Merrill 504 Mill St. to May 9, will bo an event of much Importance In Roseburg, was assured today by tho definite announcement of the proKraiu ar ranged by the Douglas County Chapter of the State Music Teach ers association, at the regular monthly luncheon of that group at the Orange Iantern. Cooperation of nearly every or ganization In Roseburg has been given the Music Teachers associa tion In arranging lis program In cluding cash donations, as well as the promise of a musical program for any meeting which comes dur ing that week. These musical at tractions will all be open to the public and free of charge, the lode programs will also bo open to the Intr itiu urt.lr u-ilh a lolLr Ku (av,i. Houck at the Antlers theatre Sun-1WIGWAM TAVERN ENJOYS day evening. I LARGE PATRONAGE Guests at today's luncheon were! Mrs. O. II. Watzig, a music toach-1 Thn opening of 4he new Wis er of Canyonville who will Join ' wam Tavern at Coos Ray Junction the association, and Ocla K. White. i''rgH Malanson, proprietor, manager of tho Sherman Clay j Saturday night, was a pood success piano store here. Other members ' about flve or r1 hundred attend in attendance were Mrs. Jessie j inK. This tavern is one of the McUae Melvln. Mrs. L. H. Moore. ' 1 unrest of its kind in this part of Mrs. Charles A. Rrand, Mrs. FrM 1 Oregon, and is of modern strun Strang. Mr. and Mrs. C. If. Amn-!,ure. containing dining room.seat del. Mrs. C. S. IMnllne. Mrs. A. J. I lK about fifty-five, the ball room. Young. Mrs. Charles E. Stanton, Udies rest room, and lobby on the Miss Myrtle Hen her. Miss Lucille lower floor, and about eighteen or $5,000,000,00(1 in One Year Five Billion dollars invested in new buildings in the United States in one year I That was America's 1923 record! And all this was possible because of modern banking, the parent of national financel We invite you to make this bank your depository, and per mit us to assist you in working out your financial prob lems and plans. , UMPQUA VALLEY BANK ROSEBURG, OREGON Sapplngton, Mr. C. V. Cook. Other members are, Mrs. Lwcv li. Haley, V. E. Ott and Roy Wells. Your days of roasting hot oven are pone for ever. over a public, and the Music Teac hers as-1 GliIMM I'.liOS. lillEAD satisfies sociation asks only that" everyone j your evry desire. Phone i:;3. make a special effort to attend any or all of these events, rewarding their work by their enjoyment of the excellence of the programs, and the increased appreciation of the value of music as a part of every day life. On Sunday, May 3. each minis ter has promised to touch on mu sic in his morning sermon, and at each church the choir will give a sacred concert In the evening. Sun day afternoon the Douglas County Concert band will give an open air concert at the Court House, assist ed by Mrs. Fred Strang with sev eral vocal numbers. Monday even ing, May 4, the llelnllne Conserva tory will sponsor one of Its large year-end recitals at the Methodist Episcopal church. On Wednesday evening. May t, there will he an Innovation in recitals, when music teachers of Koseburg combine to give a recital, each learln-r provid ing one or several numhers. This Slightly used ranges at Powell'i. twenty rooms on the upper floor. Dancing was enjoyed throughout the evening, starting at 8 and con tinuing throughout the evening till 12 o'clock. Dinner was served in the dining room throughout the en tire evening. The dance floor Is one of the finest to be had, being of hardwood, and in the center of the lobby is a mounted deer, and a number of deer heads adorn the dining room. The mirrors in the ball room showing different shapes in reflection, were a source of much amusement to the crowd and added much to the novelty of the inn. The Fmpqua Melody Boys of this city furnished the music which was excellent. ELECTRO-CHIROPRACTIC EQUIPMENT We use the Mcintosh Polysine Generator which was adopted early in the WORLD WAR by the Medical Corps and used in the Reconstruction Hospitals for the treatment of badly maimed and disabled veter ans. This machine delivers eight modalities and is used for the relief of paralysis, constipation, stricture, enlarged prostate, cataract of the eye, etc. We also have the lat est model of the Famous Thompson Plaster Electric Cabinet which is the last word in treating high blood pressure, diabetes, Brights disease, relieving pain, conges tion neuritis, diseases of the kidneys, and liver. We invite your investigation. DR. RUPERT A. MOON ELECTRO-CHIROPRACTOR 324 Perkins Bldg. Phone 554. km i.i:i in m.iih:. fid..-rcj Wool sacks, twine and other shearing supplies at Wharton Bros. HUMOR REPLACING THE SEX MOVIES LOS ANGELES. April 27. Hu mor has replaced sex plays and I robtem ptas on the screen. Jesse L. I Jisky, first vice-president of the Famous Players l-askr Motion Picture Corporation told the com pany's ronv ntion today. "The public." said Lssky. "has thrown problem plays of all kinds into the discard," and. he added, 'the next twelve months will be the greatest comedy year in the history of the motion pictures. " I ty corned y I do not mea n w hat Is commonly called "slap stlek." but fast moving stories of oWtmtt'r and humorous vein " OUR BUSINSESS la essential to success in yours No buslnt-ss can be operated efficiently without the aid of insurance. We shall bo glad to help you determine the most efficient economical use of Insurance in tho protection of your business sun-ess. Mi some nnc A hearing was held today before .County Judge' Qui tie concerning I the adoption of the children of Mrs.! , J. O. Palmer. It Is proposed to put 1 the children out for adoption, and : Mrs. Palmer was vailed upon to up- pear and show cause why they should not b rnaceil In homes. ' District Attorney Cordon conduct- ' ed Piilmur, who was brought from Portland to Jtos"bing by Mts:i I Pitchford, county juvenile officer. Mrs. Tanner s husband was ar rested for a crimi against his t.MWh. Mr PnlMw.r , in n,lin. (Aori.tei iWl,.! Wire.) dltion to rare for the children, and SPRING FIELD, Mass., Apri'l 27. wus neiit to tlio ttnt. UHvlnui inn! ' JOnn I,e Mantle. 70. of Chfpnn later to the Albertinn Kerr nur-',Jay brought equity action in Su serv where t)he gave birth to herjn,'ri,,r court to compel his wife, to tenth child. wh(m he has been married 4H The court today heard about" 25 1 'earH- ,n P've nn accounting of witnesses, practically all of whom! '"'""' fu"ds. Le Marche says all testified that the woman was notl1,i8 irnlnt.'S since his marriage qualified to care for the children. 1 navt given to his wire. It was stated that the environment I . " was not good, and that tho mother 1 Nl l,; BODY OF frequently was away from home fori VYOMAV FOCM). a great length of time, and that! - the children were left to their' CHICAGO. April 27. The un own car clothed body of a woman ind. n- The home. It was stated. wasl,ifit'(1 HS Mi" Marie MeCoimack. dirty and poorly kept and the c li 1 1- 4:- wn foundTn an apartment in BELLING II AM. Wash Anrll j 27. W. G. Young, 40. of Korn dale. Wash., died at a ho-p'tal in jSedro W'oolev lust pight of Inju- ries received early, yesterday .morning, when he was struck by a rock slide at the hydro-electric oroifM't of ihn Pnim cmi I..- iu..inm a.... floury ,,,,, iWit company at Concrete. ... mill hum .1 rriinwiui'ii mm. Arundi'l, piano tuner. Phone ns-L. o . AGED MAN WANTS HAVE AN ACCOUNTING THE LIBERTY THEATER " today and tomorrow Tho greatest American story ever written by the greatest American nut hor, w htef book! have been read by riil.iMm.ooo people. It p1as on the heartstrings and brings forth the music of better cmoiMis. BRIAN KENT With Kennrth, Harlan, Htlcnt ChjHwIck, ZaSu Pitta, Mary Carp, Ralph Lewn, Roiemary Theby, Roy Barnes ' and Rutiell Simpson A IMmt'Sl riitiuv Mantcr Attrartliui. ALSO: ALOHA LAND. (IN COLORS). CQMjDYi "ARE HUSBAOHUMAN" Thin until ii'ctal nnly 26 ila. fur ailulta. rhllilmn 10 ct. It's too Late to lnsi.ro after the accident happens. Regrets won't pay the damages. Insure today. We write fire Insurance and the va rious automobile insurance cov erages. Our agency Is nt your service at all times. May we ervo you? Phone or call. G. W. Young & Son Insurance 116 Casi St. Phone 417 dren not cared for In a proper man per. J. Teuscher, Jr., of the Boys' and Girls' Aid Society, where the chil dren are now being cared for. was one of those present nt the h tug, and was calbd as a witnc: Grass rockers at Powell's. 1 DR. DEAN B BUBAR IIITOMKTHIT Plitrlallat In tha Jiltln ol lllK.i..'a lit Ji'kicn St. DR. HARRISON FOLK Chiropractor Electronic and Eleirtro-Theraphy 417 Perkins Bldg. Phone in Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Nerve and Spine Specialist, 3L't Perkins Bldg. Phone 5:4 One of Roseburg s oldest rel dtnts. Mrs. Rachel ,. Brand, pas sed away earlv Sunday morning nt the home of her sister. Mrs. riinheth Hein, on SOS Yet L.ine street. Mrs. Brand had been in poor healt h for onn time until her Illness culminaced in dea'h vt sterday. She was burn Iti ar r nville. Indiana, nnd was i;7 years old. Mrs Brand came to this county In l:n from Nebras ka, ami had slnee made her home in Kost'lmre. She wes i good Christian and a woman a sterl ing character. nn. was the wife of the latv Willard .1. Brand, who diet! about twelve years ago. Sur viving the deceased! are a son, Frank Brand, one sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Hein. and a neice, Mrs. W. W. Bonebrake, besides tier m;iuv frlvnds who are greatly be reaved at her passing. Re 11. L. Caldwell will rend the eulocy for the funeral, which will be h Ul Tu'dny afternoon at t o o'clock in the Roseburg l'tiil-r-fuking Chapel. Intermetit will be held at Oibi Fellows cemetery. tne llyd- Bark illsfrlct toilav Thomas Davis, a hotel chef, who called tiie attention of the police to the death, was held for ques tioning. Empty bottles and dis order In the apartment, the police said, indb ated death may have followed a moonshine revel. MICHIGAN' WANTS MAX. (AaftarUtted rrr I.a1 Wire.) SALEM. Ore.. Ar-ril 27. Gov ernor J'ierce has receh ed a re quisition from the governor of M chigan for the exiradition of Leonard Hall alias John Skinner nn escaped innutv from the Mi chigan reformatory at Ionia who Is now tinder arre.it at Klamath Falls. Hall was sent to ih Mi chigan reformatory from Kalama zoo on a five year sentence for assault with intent to rob. lt)Mt. GltANGi; TO YEET AT CITY HALL SATl liDAY Pomona Grange will meet in Kosebiirg next Sat urday af lernoon at 2 o'clock, for the purport? of selecting delegates to attend the state grange convention in Dal las. The date meeting will be held during the month of June. It is the rtesiiv of the Pomona grange officers to have a larire attendance out for Saturday's meeting in order that the s'ate convention may be thoroughly discussed. The meeting Is to be held at the City Hall. the firm who returned the high est price for cherries to the Mil-ton-Freewater growers. I will be in Roseburg shortly. See mo for best results. Milo Frank, rep resenting Stelnhardt, & Kelly of New York. SA L E S L A D Y O liS7 LE S M AN To handle high prado line Lailles, Misses and chlldrens dresses In wide range of materials. Must be of pleasing personalty and come weii recommen ieo, ior appoint- Foo(1 for squirrels Now Is the n makes you hungrv to think ment write H. W. C. care Uose- tlme to exterminate squirrels and of it. Why a substitute? Get burg News-Review. I gophers. We guarantee our pois- the genuine GRIMM BROS. MILK. WELLINGTON PARK Uoseburg's on to kill them. Lloyd Crocker. BREAD. Phone 133. new Suburban addition. I milo mimmmmmmmmimmmmmm north of town city water; elec- trie lights; pavement all the way; all in bearing fruit. Only $2.r.o per acre, $"o cash, balance $10 per month. Full Information, LAWRENCE AGENCY, 125 Cass street. Phone 219. A" ItEALINVESTMENT $1500 worth of extra fine Garden Yal-' ley land; borders on river; 23 acres in full bearing fruit; 17 acres in timber; good house; barn; other improvements, that can be purchased for $6,000 on very easy terms. Full Informa tion, LAWRENCE AGENCY, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. A MORTGAGE" FORECLOSURE Which gives you an opportunity i i to get a fine suburban home for I one-half price. 0 acres In tract: j fine 5 room bungalow; good : barn; other Improvements; lo- ' rated in edge of Roseburg; must be taken at once. Price $2750. ! Full information. LAWRENCE ! AGENCY, 125 Cajs street Phone 219. SI RBCRBAN HOME 5 "room" bun galow; newly painted; fully fur nished; modern bath; toilet; lav atory; cement basement; station ary wash tubs; fine bis poultry house; big garden; electric lithts; cow barn; boYdera on stream ; this is some snap for $2ano, easy terms. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 125 Cass street. Phone 219. USED FORDS 1123 Ford touring $25. Repainted and 12:" license, 1923 Ford coupe, $375. Wire wheels, lots of extras. 1924 Ford Coupe $175. Looks like new. Driven onlv 3000 miles. 1925 Ford coupe. $600 Driven about 2o00 miles, cost ov er $soo. ROY CATCHING MOTOR CO. Across from city hall, Roseburg. FOH SALE 20 acre fruit and chicken ranch, all under fenc; 1 acre pears and berries; good 8 room house, 5 rooms below ami 3 upstairs; nice porches;- 1500 chickens. 3 cows, 2 yearlings, 2 horses, harness, wagon; ail , necessary fanning tools; good , well; 2 hrn houses and brooder ! house; 4 miles to town, I mile from Pacific HU'hway. Nice j place to live. Gxd neighbor- j hood. Price $7000. See . J. ! Jarvls, Itapp Bros. Garage. ! A PAY I NO" RANCI f PRO P( )S 1TK N 540 acres of deeded land adjoin ing unlimited outrange; fenced with woven wire; 50 acres ex cellent field land all In crops; 12 acres bearing prunes with big crop on; family orchard-; good G room house; spring water piped in; Irrigation for garden: 3 big Flock barns; granary: garage; other buildings; team; harness; wagon: full set tools and imple ments including new tractor with tools; 150 head sheep: big bunc1! of lambs; 70 head of goats and 'kids; 22 turkeys; 75 chickens; on good hard surfaced road. $15. 0o takes everything, easv terms. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. HEILIG THEATRE Eugene One Night Only TUESDAY MAY 5TH The Theatrical Event of a Lifetime. Qlfie BOHEMIANS, inc. (A.L Jones S Morris Green Manainq Dtrecfors announce Ohe VORLD TOUR UNIQUE I CXTCSOQOIrlABV COMEDIANS 1 dstpssw ""I.W'J'S-lllLill.MPUIv Last Time Tonite I-adies, see the Corse Twin and Brassier, size 30 to 56. 25 Perkins Bldg. 2 to 5 p. m., or phone 27F4 WILLIAM FOX present or appointment. i10clv?C15c v A in America's gqeatest kbvue P7iaasj4atA X ff A9aT, BRILLIANT ALL STAR 30 FAMOUS ARTIST MODELS Devised and Staaed bv JOHN MURRAY ANDERSON Out oj town phone and mall orders given preference. Prices, entirn lower floor, J.I. 85; balcony, first 3 rows, $3.30; next 3, li 75; next 3, 2.20; la.it 4. 11.65, tax Included. Make all checks and money orders to Heillg Theatre. Dr. H. C. Church OPVMETRIST f?rklrCBId0- Roseburg, Or pnont ee. O Fri sh ns a daisy, pure a lilv, white a now, lir-w n a a nut. GK1MM PROd.' MILK BREAD. I'hone r:.. - -o Ice boxes at Powell's. MOTORCYCLISTS MEET. Motorcyclists totaling more than I On from Kuine. Cottnge Grove, and Roseburg met at Dram yesterday afternoon for an inter city picnic. Ro-ieburg furnished the food and Eugene the enter tainment, which consisted of a Ranch Deal Failed baseball game for men nnd worn- Mr. and Mrs. John AlemnuVr of ' e"' hoT jj11" V'm."" l,OUK,nwt races, surfboard riding, accelcra Glnle were In the city today at'eti.l- ton tests, slow race. .?-lap race. lug to business matters. Mr. Ab obstneb- race, hill climb. mtor snder recently arranged for the cycle broad Jump, polo game, sale of his risj'h Glide &DaMd three-legiicd rnc and a treasure mint. 3iore man prtzrs were , WILLIAM FARNUM AND READY Also COMEDY NEWS REEL Wood of I.os An-'K. but h nl todar that the deal had fail alter Mr. Wood had shipped InusehoUI khIs In this city. hU given. MAJESTIC o o I-awn mower at Wharton Dros. LAST TIME TONIGHT ,iv With Bessie Love and Glenn Hunter ioc ANTLERS 25c 0
