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Medford Mail Tribune
AN INDKI'KNDKNT NEWSPAPKU .
FUMMH1IRD 1CVKHT AFTliltNOON
KXCRPT SUNDAY, IJY TUB
MBDKOIID riHNTINO CO.
Th Democratic Times. Tim Medford
Mall, Tho Medford Tribune, The South
ern Orcironlttn, Tho Ashland Tribune.
Office Mnli Tribune Building.. IS-37-29
Main
North Fir
Home 76.
trct; phone.
SOU,
OROnQB PUTNAM, Bdltor and Manager
nterod as second-class matter at Med
ford. Oregon, under the act of March s,
H7.
Official Paper of the City of Medford
Official Paper of Jackson County. . .
UBSCIUFTIOW SLATS.
One year, by mall 5.00
One month, by mall
Per month, delivered by carrier In
Medford. Jacksonville and Cen
tral Point ISO
Saturday only, by mall, per year.. S.00
Weekly, per year 1.80
GOOD ROADS.
WOU CXBCTOA.TXO.
Dally average for six months ending
December 31, 1910, 2721.
Ml teaied Wire TTalteA Titm
Dispatch.
The Mall Tribune la on aale at the
Ferry New Stand. San Francisco.
Portland Hotel Nowa Stand. Portland.
Bdwman Newa Co., Portland, Ore.
,W, O. Whitney. Seattle. Wash.
MUBTOHB, OJUMO.
Metropolla of Southern Oregon and
Northern California, and the fastest
growing city In Oregon.
Population U. S. census 1S10; 8340;
estimated. 191110.000. M , ,.
Five hundred thousand dollar Gravity
Water System completed, giving finest
iimw nnfA mnnntAln wster and six
teen miles ot street being payed and
contracted for at a coat exceeding 31.-
000.090. making a total or tweaty mues
of pavement. ..
postofflce receipts for year. ending;
Atarch 31. 1911. show Increase or l per
cent. Bank deposits a gain of 33 per
Banner fruit city In Oregon nogue
River BplUenberg apples won sweep
stakes prise and title or
"Aypl Worli."
at the National Appla Show. Spokane,
1909, and a car of Newtowns won
rtrst Mm la 1910
at Canadian International Apple Show,
Vancouver. B. C.
Rogue Klver pears brought highest
E rices in all markets of the world dur
g the past six years. ...
Write Commercial club. Inclosing
cents for postage for fha finest commu
nity pamphlet ever published.
JOLTS AND JINGLES
By Ad Brown
Tho Spanish revolution has reach
ed Huelva. What kind of a place Is
that?
Speaking of names, by way ot a
chango, Fowler says his next stop
will bo Fallon. Let's hope he doesn't.
TEN" yours ago Tackson county's assessed valuation
was four million dollars. This year it will be forty
million dollars. When the Panama eanal is opened in 19.1f
and Jackson county gets its share of increased population
where do you think the valuation will aoi Isn't it a fact
that it should $?o up with a whoop until it touches one hun
dred million long before the good roads bonds come duo'
And what will hold tho people who visit this valley m 1910
and afterwards any more than good roads i
And what about your taxes, when tho valuation goes
up, and there are mord people here to help pay the county's
expenses? Don't you know that your share will be less
each year?
We have good rock, suitable for road work, all over tho
county. Why not use it?
We have the men and the teams, without going out of
the county. AVhy not put them to work? Tho count v
court is pledged to use homo labor.
One and one-half million dollars, turned loose in Jack
son county during the next three years, ought to make
things hum! Is there anybody who doesn't want to sec
this money?
One and one-half million dollars will build three hun
dred to three hundred and fifty miles of good roads.
Our farmers and working men living here can do this
work, men and teams, and earn this mono'. Why not let
them have it?
Road building cost is almost all labor labor of men and
teains. The money stays at home!
The bond buyers' mouev will be naid out here, it will
circulate here, it will not go out of the county.
The million and a half will find its way back into the
county treasury, directly or indirectly, in the shape of tax
es, and we shall, after ail, hand the bond buyers back their
own mono', after using it for twenty years, and keep our
good roads.
One and one-half pillion dollars will pay off a lot of
rarin mortgages, uive the man with a team a chance,
"Good roads make short hauls!" Three to three hun
dred and fifty miles of main trunk lines will cover the
whole county and connect every section with all of tho
towns. The side lines will be built next, as we can afford
them.
Ask your team if they don't know the difference? Ev
ery horse in Jackson county, if horses could vote, would go
solidly in favor of good roads.
What if you don't live right on the main truuk lines?
Every mile of good road on the way brings the town so
much nearer to your door and your road will come if you
work for it and vote for good roads. Start the ball rolling
now: .tq
HUSBAND
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WIFE'S AID
Woman Who Shot Man She Claims
Insulted Her Is Placed In Jail
Husband To Remain By Her Sldo
In Jail. ' .
OPKUOUSAS, l.n.. Sept. '22. Mr-..
J. I McCrcn, wife of n division
perintendent of tho Frisco rnilronu,
who killed Allan (Jutland, a prtuniti
out resident, at her home, was placed
m jail hero today to await the na
tion of the coroner's jury. McCion
declares that the sdiooliiitf of (lurtnuJ
was justified and expects entire in
dication for herself.
Tho couple were nlone at the Mo
Cren homo at the time of the shoot
inj;. and Mrs. MoOrcti claims that
Garland insulted lur. The wotmi.i
is twice as old as was Garland.
MeCrea declared today that hi
would retain counsel to defend hi'
wife. He will remain by her siJi
in the jail until the courts take action.
Hay when ho was knocked out b,
Johnny Kilhaue, will endeavor to
show that ho U "all llnW when In
hooks up with l-Vankio Oonley ol
Kenosha, Yirt'l'oi' 'JO rounds Onto
her 1U
SKATThB, Wash.
worn today served on
appear heforc tho federal jjnii
in Tacoina c'tiduy lu tho eont
- Hahpoenaes
witnesses to
lid jury
oiiNpiruov
lo obstruct justicn case, in which
Councilman Krickson, the Star edit
oi, four other Seattle men and c.
Mnyor Fawcelt of Tacoina arc lic
enced by District Attorney Todd.
rOliThAND.Oro.-lteeutiHO the,
were transferred from the ShafeV
ruhlio School to tho Thompson
school, 17 children have gone on a
strike today and asserted that the
would not attend the schools to which
it i... i . .. . ...
uie.v win ueeu iransicrreii. it is to
ported their parents are bnekiiiK
them.
roused at tho shooliuc;, which limy
declare was not jtisllfuihlo under the
circuuislaiiccH,
VAl.hlO.IOi Cul., A sailor boy
"wllb lui Ko brown tyin" now at Mure
Island, lias tho iiio1okIch of a New
port, H. 1., hIvI, who rofUHcd tu flirt
with htm. Tho nU'l wrote to the navy
yard nfflclalH inokliiK amundii for her
eeliifllvencHs when nho heard ho was
ordered went.
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Where to Go
Tonight
Hnnklns tor Health.
TELEGRAPHIC TABLOIDS. 1
A good way to ralso Sam Hill Is to
get him Into a poker g me.
Here's another, a fellow named
Hay Forget broke out of the Spo
kano Jail and forget to return $300
belonging to another fellow.
Wo could copy a lot of fine Jokes
for this column from '.ho Ladies'
Home Journal but they are hardly
fit to print.
Tho suspicion Is growing that
Mona Lis has joined the great class
ot those vho will never "come back."
John L. Sullivan is to run for con
gress. Ho has evidently heard the
call for moro heavyweights In
lower house.
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EDNA WALLACE HOPPER
NOT HER OLD SELF
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"Jumping Jupiter" at tho Medford
Thursday evening was a distinct uis
appointment. The farce had little of
merit and less of acting.
Those who had seen tho delightful
Edna Wallace Hopper when she was
delightful were woefully surprised I't
her showing on Thursday evening.
She has lost voice nnd appearance
indeed, she is hut a shadow of the
girl who danced nnd snug her -wuy to
tho top round of success in her pro
fession. Richard (Himself) Carlo is the
Buino old Dick rather mediocre, s
n comedian, as he always was, and
well be.
Yes, tho gowns were pretty and
the girls danced nicely but they
failed to offset the faults.
Tho one best bet of tho show was
Hilly FJynn's boyish smilo and his
clever dancing. Something ahead of
him. Tho rest of it wns common
pluco in tho extreme.
LAUBIER'S CONQUEROR.
r I ENACIOUS, Hat a showy fighter in the opposition
of the. Canadian parliament but always active in the
interests of his Conservative part', Robert Laird Borden,
although himself reported defeated, has earned his right
to be leader of the government of Canada. When his power
was at the lowest ebb, Borden plodded on heedless of crit
icism which was heaped on him but justified now by the
overwhelming victory he has gained.
Sir Wilfrid Lauricr's tribute to his conqueror sums up
Borden's character. "He is always a gentleman," said the
jyiuerai leader, "which is more than can be said ot any
other Conservative on the front bench."
Borden is a native of Nova Scotia and by profession a
lawyer. He was first elected to the House of Commons in
1896 and became leader of the opposition in 1901. For the
past year there has been talk of his retirement, Premier
McBride of British Columbia being offered the leadership
but declining twice. Although an Episcopal he has always
had the backing of the Roman Catholic vote in the ex
treme east of Canada and been eminently fair on all ques
tions of religion. 'He refused to make church schools in
the west an issue six years ago when many people thought
he had a good chance of turning out the Liberal government.
VANCOUVER HAKKACKS. Wn.
Fearing n possible clash between the
soldiers of tho Vancouver garrison
and tho police officers of Vancouvei
over tho killing of Prlvnto Ham
Lewellyn by Policeman Hurkhnrdt
Colonol Gcorgo .McCuaneglo had tlu
streets of Vancouver patrolled by n
special military guard.
SEATTLE, Wn. Samuel Wallace.
Inspector of the Seattle, Kenton and
Southern Rnlwny, was fined $50 bj
Justice Fred C. Drown for violation
of tho public utilities law, prohibiting
n street car corporation from charging
more than fivo cents with tho limit,
of any city. Tho case was appealed,
OAKLAND. Cal. Mrs. Mary .Mor
ton, the oldest woman in Oakland,
died today. Her Intellect was unim
paired until the list. Hud she livei.
until next Christinas BhvTwould have
been 102. Her husband was n re
tired British army officer, whose
gravo is in San Jose, and thcro Mr
Morton will bo burled tomorrow.
SAN' KUAN-CISCO, t'al.- K. I. Ho
guin, president of Ihe federation ol
shop employes, of the llurriuiaii line
said here today that net ion hv tin
men on the refusal of View I'roside.i!
Kruttschnitt to rccouine the feder
ation probably will bo taken befon
the end of the week.
SAN I'HANCISn), Cal.-Williain
and Maud Rogers who were arrested
here several mouths ago mid who
have been fighting extradition left
here -in cu-lody of Detective Scott
of the New Zealand police depart-meat.
COPAKHJi:, . I. A wedding
won will complete an exchange of
wives between N. A. Griffin nnd Pro,
feasor llnrry Spodlck. Tho two
vivos secured divorces, naming each
jlher as co-roupondonts.
Mill Stnntlorord'M
Plnno .Vchuol
Piano, Harmony and MiihIciiI
History
EMILY T HTANOI2KOUD
Examiner for Now England
Conservatory of MuhIc
lu lloslon ,
Makes a npeclalty of training
teachers. Bund for testimonials
nnd terms. Phono 7U 1 1. 170
1.1 North O.iUdaliv
OPEN-
For Business
KKIUINH 4 LESLIE'S
Second. IIiiihI Store,
nt 3i South Orapo Street.
Give us a call and wo will treat
you fair.
Highest cash price (or second hand
goods of all kinds.
WILLOWS. Cnl. A tireless cook
er as an Incubator for twins is the
latest here. A boy, weighing two
pounds, and a glrlvLhrcc, born to Mrs.
A. E. Pelpcr are flourishing in tho im
provised Incubator. They aro fed
from a medlclno dropper.
WHEAT SOARS; GENERAL STRIKE
MANY BUYING
Advance Of Twenty Cents A Bushel
Is Not Improbable December Ad
vanced Two And One-half Cents
This Morning.
Fleet to Hawaii.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Sept. 22.
The Pacific i'loet, accompanied by the
lirst and second divisions of the Pa
cific torpedo squadrons, s today un
der orders to sail from San Francisco
1'or Hawaii on November 15 and will
not return until January 15.
The collier Nero is to po nround
tho Horn for San Francisco as soon
as it U ready for ben and will be
attached to tho Pacific fleet.
Violin Maker.
Ropalrlng of all strlngod Instru
ments. Violin repairing a specialty.
Corner of 8th nnd Control avenue.
177 - ' Okas. iTATtRis.
CHICAGO, Ills., Sept. 22. A gen-
oral rush today to buy bent wheat
Boarinpr in tho market here. The de
feat of reciprocity wus the only in
fluence in the minds of all traders.
It was the generally accepted view
that with no wheat available the
holders of tlio American cereal were
in a position to command greatly en
hanced prices, at least from the mill
ers. One prominent speculator was
quoted as buying an advance of CO
cents per bushel wus not improbable
for spring wheat. December started
at 07 cents and closed at 97 1-2.
js the proposed reciprocity treaty
did not include corn, that cereal waas
not affected by the uproar in the
neighboring pit. -
IN SPAIN OFF
Under Government Pressure Execu
tive Committee Of National Feder
ation Of Spanish Trades Unions
End The General Strike.
REDDING. Cal J. H. Gloanon did
not bcllevo his wife when sho said she
would kill herself It he sued for dl.
vorce. An hour after the papers
were served on her she fired a bullet
through her heart whilo Gleasou
stood across the street.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl. Madame
Lucius Hopkins-Smith, a comely mil
lionaire French widow, Is hero today
on a world's tour to cscapo proposals
Since her husband died fivo months
ago, 80 men havo offered to look
after her coin.
VANVOUVKK, Wn.-Shot ilmumli
the back by Policeman ,y Hnrch
nrtltwhen he attempted o run nftei
ho had been am-dod for a miuoi
offense. Private Haney Lioullyn, ol
Vnncouver Barracks, died here. Th
troops at the gnrrinii are much nr-
JIADHII), Sept. 22. Under gov
eminent pressure, the executive com
mittee of the National Federation of
Spanish Trades Union, called off the
general strike today.
It is reported that authorities got
all the members of the committee
either arrested or so effectively un
der surveillance that they could have
been arrested at nv time, and then
threatened them with death if they
did not break the ctrikc.
Numerous court martials, it is rx
peeled, will' be held in tho near fu
lure.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Isabollo
Flotchor. actress, married for Iovo
and a homo. She says Attornoy Louis
P. Bbardman did not provldo either.
She resumed tho stage und today has
a dlvorco decreo,
'Ha'skmfl'ror'HMUn.
Mining Man Killed.
KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Sept. 21.
Sumuel''LjtchenHtndcr, ono of the
best known mining mon in tho world
died here today. Ho wus bom in
Germany 54 years ago. Ho has
mined in South Africa, Australia,
Utah, Idaho and Alaska. Ho win
n member of the Hooky Mountain
Mt of'-tNoy Voiltt 'i
.)tt-A
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Ono mil
lion pounds of black tea wero order
ed released from tho curtom Iiouhc
hero today as tho result of tho pro
test aroused by Collector Stratton's
proposed intention to reject all artifi
cially colored teas. At tho same time
10,000 pounds of green tea was or
dered rejected which was found to
contain coloring!
I
NBW YORK Negotiations nrc
under way here between the Illuc
Point millionaire Walter Lispcnanl
Suydam, and his young wife, Louise
Whitelnw Speiicu Huj'dnm, to arrange
for her marrying Frederick Noble af
ter having been freed by a dlvonv,
which is to be obtained by Suydam,
IJKRLIN Prunes is the favorite
desert of Von Kidcrlin-Wuechrer, the
Gorman foreign secretary, lie eats
15 or 20 of them after each meal,
LONDON "Tho King George V"
which will he launched nt Ports
mouth October 0, will be tho most
powerful battleship afloat at the time
of hor completion. The king himK'olf
will christen her. Tho King Gcorgo
has a displacement of 25,000 horse
power of 27,000 and a speed of 21
knots.
TiUTTB, Mont. Despalches from
Washington today stated that tho
secretary of Iho intoiior has with
drawn 210,000 acres of laud in (he
Rlackfool reservation in Montana
from registration "
LOS ANGKLKS, Cal.- Liltlo Joo
Rivers whoso chaiiiiiioiishii) nhnini-
(foiib received 3qmu Jolf"on Jilhr
APPLES FOR EUROPE
Wo aro appointed agents for
f. II. THOMAS, Covont Oarden, Lon-
donand Southampton, Kngland.
whoso charges aro 6 per cent and
6 cunts por box.
AS. LINDSAY & SON, Ltd.. Glas
gow and Edinburgh. Scotland, 0
per cent and 10 cents per box.
RAWSON ROUINSON, Hull, Kng-
iang, 6 por cent and S cent per
oox.
Theao aro tho oldest and largest
firms lu tholr roapoctlvo tewns, and
their roforenco ns to financial abil
ities can bo had at Medford National
Bank. Medford, Oregon.
Cash can bo cabled day after sale
If required, and highest market
prices guaranteed.
Red Faced Men smoking HIO CIO
VRS talking "MOT AIR" don't always
Itvo on air, henco our romarka on
shargen.
Tho clap-trap about prlvata ialo
loos not provo 'remunerative, oxrept
for somo curios of a small nature. All
sellers by private salo havo to wait
until nuctlots aro ovor so" as to know
what to ask, nnd In tho raso of large
luppllcs they ofton get left.
For further particulars, address
W. N. White & Co.
7(1 PARK PLACU NEW YORK
Draperies
We curry a vury completo Una of
ilrapuriu. lace curtains, fixture, ota,
anil iV all cluBxaa of unholititrfnK. A
pedal man to look artnr this work
exclusively and will give a jfood
service as Is posslulo to gat In even
the Ursout cities.
Weeks & McGowan Co
SMITH'S
APARTMENT
HOUSE
South Hlvrnldo
New nmi I'lMo-Dnti Minloru
In vicry pitrtlciilnr, go cook
ing, etc. Women and glrlrt iniml
tiring rvfi'rviui'N,
WM. SMITH.
Homo riimic HIK.
RANCHES
10 nrrcx. Ilrur crrk H. it tout tnrutly, j
riwiui iikw luiiini', K10 ir
:; ncrm. il in inn ,.r olil apple rim!
Imbw. i:iio tier. t-loiMi to Minion
20 iter'. . In txiirlm; tipplm, lulnjioe
III illMiril. MOOD
II Here. iilrutfA nml iwMr. I3IJ neriv
:J0 ncrriu fXIt mi ncrv. flno Niittillvlsl'iu
2 norm I'tirry huImIIvikIom. nty txriim,
IS ncri'; clono In: lira nil fill view; fine
soil, ISSQ ncio. cry cany terms.
I 1-2 ncrr; bearlns nrctiarit; wntr
rlKttt; Moral also Irnno on khoJ pas
ture and hay land, 4l or trade.
TRADE
t 1-: ncre. 4-riiom lmu, t50.
I0 acrt's, 1 1-2 miles from town In Wll
Imneltu vallay, rich bottom nnd up
land. 100 acres oulllvntod, icood Im
provements, 12t ncre.
Income property, rentals, 1126 monthly,
take Ko.t nor en n.
Nice I'urllund residence for Harden bind
JOO ncre mildlddtldNdldodll. finely lo
ertied in diimll Ion n. tke town prop
erty .'So iii-res under ditch, 35 In ulfulfii, f'.T'.
TllUlile Knnt Miup.
10 acres, Id in pears, close In fine build
IriK site and view.
U0-acre stock and alfalfn ranch: ISO
acres tillable; under ditch; 176 por
aero; take Income proparty.
120 acres raw land; all fine fruit land,
tako any Rood property.
(0 acres, tillable; 20Ul; take town prop
erty 10 acres, cleared; take residence In
trade.
WANTED
irla for cenernl housmork.
'It y and ranch property t list
four pickers
KlKlil liiliorers,
Knur wiili In sses
Two ranch hands.
E. F. I
BITTNER
M)OK
norm im.szo
MRS. McGILL
BROKE DOWN
Gives the Real Facts In Regard to
Her Case and Tells How She
Suffered.
Joncsboro, Ark. "I Buffered a com
ploto break down In hoalth, Homo tlmo
ago," writes Mrs. A. McfJIll, from this
placo. "I was vory weak and could
not do any work. I tried different
remedies, but thoy did mo no good,
Ono day, I got n bottle of Cardul. It
did mo so much good, I was surprised, I
and took some more.
Doforo I took Cardul, I had hcadacho
and backache, nnd sometimes I would
cry for hours. Now I am ovor all that,
and can do all kinds of housowork. I
think It Is tho greatest medlclno on
earth."
In tho past fifty years, thousands of
ladles havo written, llko Mrs, McOIII,
to toll of tho ben tilt received from
Cardul.
fiuch testimony, from earnest womon,
nuroly Indicates tho great value of this
tonic remedy, for diseases pocullar to
women, Aro you a sufferer? Yes?
Card til In tho medlclno you need.
Wo urgo you to try It.
N. llr-WriUto: J4l'Alvlory Dt Chuttt.
rooga Medicine Crt., ChatUnnog, Trnn,, for tSvtcml
Jnitruettoiu, snd 0 pare touk, "Home Treatment
'm Wvaicg," tent (n fUln, fpr, v ituueti.
Newport
TAQDIHA BAY
OKxaotra fopuz.as bxaox
KEBOKT
All Ideal rot rent for outdoor pnstlmrn
of nil kinds. HUNTING. KIHHINO,
IIOATINO. HUltF IIATIIINO, HIl
INO, AUTOINO. CANOIOINO. DANC
NO AND IIOM.KIl HKATINU. Wlwre
pretty wnicr nKutes, moss limit,
iiiooii-mIoik'M, ciirnolluiiH on n ho found
on tho lio.ioli, I'urn mountain witter
nml Ihn brut of food at low prions.
Fresh fish, clitnm, oralis und oysturs,
with nliiindunuo of vguutuhjus of nil
klmlH dally,
Cmnplnir Grounds Convenient and At-
tractive with Strict uttry
Kejrulatlons.
Z.OW BOUND THIP
VIOXVTI
sxAaow
Vroru All roluts In Oregon, Wash,
lnj-ton and Idaho, on sale dally,
1-DATf
ATDBDAY-MOKDAT
XIOKBT
from Hoiithern I'aolfio points Portland
to CnttiiKu Orovu; ulso from nil C. &
11 mIuIIoiih Albany und west. Good
Kolns Hiiturtluy or Nunilay and for
return Hiinday or Monduy,
Cull on nny H. V. or C. & 13. Annul
for full piirtlaiilnrn uh to fares, train
schedules, etc.; also for copy of our
llltiHtriitml booklet, "Outlnss lu Oro
Kon," or write to
WM, MoUURKAT
eueral Fassenfev Atfent,
rortland, Orecron,
THE ISIS THEATRE
HPIHMAli WNtlAdHMUNT Ol'
'I'llK.HKYOim'lt l)f(
Singing, Ibiiii'liig and t'lcvct' I nt
IICI'MUIItllOIII,
Then pcclut.iiiigiiKcuitMit of tlioso '
Inn I'luviie iionnlii In Hiiiiinthliiu
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nut of tho ordinary run of acts its
. .i . .,
it win no tuo M'iy nisi tiuin nuy
ui't of this Ulud Iiiih oor played ;
Modfotd, Now soiigH of the vr
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j inii'fli. (HiHii'in nun, iiinir iiupiimou
i uttoiiH ui o of the wry host, having (
received many wrltc-upM In nil Ihni
lending cfllcs of Amcrlra, Tlm
!aro Imunit to ho a hlg dinnlu,. I
I curd, its It Is HiniinlliliiL vorv
t . ' : . . ; --" -
oliliiVM nnil minium not mtuu
HTti.ii ANoriiint.
niti'.M ami iinntitH
riluulng, Tnlkliig, Wlil-tlng.
Another one of I'nntiiKo'ii big
IiIIh In mntiethlug that In bound to
plimmi everybody f New sougn,
now jokes and whistling solos that
havo
,1... '
i hv
MtnniKi'iit bills mo have ever Inul.
t
s
i urn far sillier or to ttuv von
ever heard. This Is ono of
UGO Theatre
The llt Motion I'll Inrcn ami
.Miiolc
Iktilliv Clutugo nf l'ionmi Ktcry
Ibiy.
Any plcturo will be carried a
second day by rmitUMtliiK snuio nt
box office, niitl In such n cnnu
Ihnre will be the tixuul three uin
rcols and tho oxtnt.
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