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Newspaper Page Textu I " MEDFORD TOTE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY. OOTOBISU 21, 1012, 'I ,t i ' ' 1 IV- r- , r ? I i lu Ik. lis H - T h Mbword Mail tribune manor, .tmvWAfvm -Mm KD'i'KmTINO CO. 4 ThePflmorllo.TlmPi. The TnViUord fl), Tlin Mn.Hord Tribune, This South ern Oregonlan, Th AMilRfiJ TrlbUH. Offlt Mali Trlbiirtft ttnlMlnir. S5-57-S9 north Fir street; phone, Main. 3051; GftOlttlK PUTNAM. Hdltor nnd Msnnger Kntnred ns 'foorMUs, mntttr Mnlfarri. Orpjron. JrJer thi act Wftmh S, lt". OfflPJul Ft. Official 1 Mr of the City of Medford. 'arxr of Jeckxou County. SimCHITWV NATES. Cneryetr, y man, ....,...... .j . ilC.QO One menth, by mnlt.i. v., .(.,... .60 I'fr mnrun, tiPiiTrrcn nycnrrirr in Medford, Jneksonvllln nml Con "trnl Point. ..... ......... ........ .no Rfltunlny only, by, nintl, pr yar.. S." Weekly, per yonr. ..... , .i. 1.G0 h swohn rmrit.TiuXr talty nvcrnjrn or 5nvn months end ing November 38, 1911. S7R1, mil Lenneil Wire- United Vttm lpntclir. The Mall Tribune la on sal nt the Perry News Stand, San Francisco. Portland Hotel New Stand. Portland. Hoffman News Co., Portlnnd, Ore. W. O. Whitney, Seattl. Wash. Mnnponn, orkrox. Metropolis of Sonlrrn Oregon and Northern California, iml the fnatest growing elt.v In Oreffnrt. Population- U. 8- renaua 1510 SS40; estimated. 191110.600. Five hundred thousand dollar Gravity Water IJrstcm completed, giving finest supply pure mountain water, and 17.3 miles of .street paved. Postotflce receipts for year endlni: November SO, 1911, show Increase of 19 ppf cnt. TJUC A? ASHLAND A larpe audience filling the city hall greeted the progressive shakers at Ashland last nfght. Ilert R. Greer presided and opened tho rally wllh a vigorous speech, com paring tho progressive nt.il democia ttc platforms on the tariff and pohiteJ out how the democratic party o "tar Uf for revenue only" Toud result In In disaster to America Industries. Colonel H. 11. Sargent of Mcdfotd made a strong speech on "The- Ilmv csty of Roosevelt," and claimed' II fol ly for progressives and standpatters to try to accomplish4 anything by re maining In the same party, whstl-er democratic or republican. Division, he claimed should be along progres sive and conscirvatlfe' lines, into a progressive and a conservative party. Dr. H. F.'Ratte, told how the pro gressive mbvenient culminated In the progressive party and asserted that Roosetelt desired some one other than himself to lead this progressive fight, but that the people had demanded that Roosevelt lead, and that Roose velt was in this campaign for the sake of the progressive cause. Dr. Ratte spoke a good word for A. E. Clarlr for United States senator. The last speaker of the evenings was Fred W. Mears of Medford. He sati the ballot In the hands of women would help the economic and moral welfare of the country. He contend ed that woman suffrage was right and just. The democratic and republican platforms said nothing about this vital question while the progressive platform had a strong plank In favcr of tho ballot for women. air. Meart set orth the progressive party planks In favor of social justice nnd said that the progressive prrty Is a party of today and of the 'uture, standing for human rights nml the brotherhood of men, fighting '.ho bat tlo of the people. He randj a plea for the support of Clark. At the close of the rally a progres sive club was organized with J. D, Radnbaugh, 'a former Rough. H'.dor. as president nnd B. W. Talcott secre tary. U i L , Tho preliminary heat-in of Frank J'arker who is held for he murder oi (Surge Deduakalous, In .'his c"y on September 22, Is being held this r.f tornoon lu the court of Justice of the l'eace Pox nt Jacksonville. Tin srjie rl.i nig that it has enoun cirtence not orly lo bind the uvi.i i.ioi to the circuit court but to coavict li.'in wl.en tho cae is finally called In the circuit court. The chief wjtness u:winnt Parker U Mike Spunos who wa. bound over eome weeks ago for the ctimo lit u confession mnde to I'toswitlus At torny MUlKey aud ' ijnerlif jdikb Spunos Implicated Parker und a wen r a that, he did the actual killing. In ad dition to this Btateme.it by- Spanos considerable' evidence corroborating Spanos' -"statement has been found According to tho officials. Parker has fluent the past week In the county Juil refusing' to mnk-3 any Bttnnient. , i Op'UN'TV THKAHUItKIl Ltnris Ulrlrh " . Regular democratic nominee for fMHHty fraasurr, JaoksonvUle, Qro, ?HK y" f- i t- r. f PARKER'S HEARING W AFTERNOON i'r fcV ." .! LOCAL DE "Tu firt link llint I ever lieniM nf Mcdfonl, Oregon, to remember v plwo was vhon tils'1 litUo' towu. HWy out liere in Owim defented tn.v litisbnnd fof n predtjntinl iinmiiiit tiou. 1 irt'iitemlioivd tin niune lidn,v nfler inirxlin? over it iW time. Hut I heleive (lint it will sill turn unl ill right tiu.vwtiy. ; Thai's wliitt Mrs. ThoimV K. Mtir slinll, wife of llie Uomocratio niuni iico for IliP Vii'e irciileiuv of tlu rnited Slalom, lm. to sny nlioiil .Motl- fonl. Any lien'" the way it piiiiip nhmit: After three .itrcnuoiH lny t naltiinore," ooutiimed Mrs. Mnrlmll "it seemed like n rorlnin deadloek helwtHMi Vilon smd Clnrk. Tom with hi III vote, thirty of them from our own stnlo and one from sonio ninit up in lichitsan wns liun iuc on hnllol nfter ballot and it look ed like n compromise on him. ThU had been talked of and arranged to Some extent. Then fate in the dis-Kui.-o of Medfonl -tejuH'd in and tin' whole ihiiu; swept to Mr. WiNon. 'Two of the Oregon delcfiation had waer'd nnd deserted their eol Icagucs. Kvidently someone out here was walehms the ballot lor along name a telegrnm nxkitii. wlm the traitor, wvre. Thi- telegrani was carried to tin afternoon paper wliieh ravored Wilson and wn. sprpnd all oorits front page Tb: seared not only the Oregon delegation but alt of the others who wavered on their instructions got back into line in n hurry and it meant that only Wil-oii could be nominated. So von sic Moafotn did it all." Jlrs. Jlarshall f'ei . how eves, laft evening, that Medford could rec tify the matter November ," by fol lowing its hand with a large majority for a straight demoeratie ticket. Mr. Marshall who is accompany ing her husband on.. his hwing around the circle is very much interested in the campaign and in discussion can keep even the be;t posted politician- l.-ue'-siug. While she. ij mostly inter-e-ted in her own Mate and knows conditions there very well she hns mole remarkable progress in extend ing her knowledge to embrace the entire, country. "There is onlv one real iMie" sit- declares "nnd that is the high eo-.t of Jiving. A dollar today in my family will not buy as much as a quarter did when I wt's first married 17 years ago. YJiyf 'Hint's the whole ques-ti-!i and what the people arc fighting over. And of coun-e." she continued, I think Tom can help a whole lot." The residence of Xt. E. Sarber. 101 1 Mant!"; street, caught Siru about hi o lock Thursday morning and daniago was . ne to the building to the :iui:'jni rf .i'iu $400 to ?C00. '. Uarber had gotten i.. and start ed a fire and returned (a oed and was teklng Just a few minut03 extra deep nhen he was awakened to find the house filled with tmoke. A firr. alarm jrut tinned in and tiio firemen som put nt the flame-i after :e.irj.lig the Neighbors came to Mr. Rarbor's rescue and every article of )inusehod .lrnlture was nof'J with but lillie !nmnge. The fire started In ilia kitchen nnd dinlngroom wher? It is thought a box ,.f tnatrliPR niucir flr.t .n ciiiim nn. known manner, 1'he loii !s cst.iuuted i be between $40tf and $001', all of uhich wus covered by an iiuurnnc of 5 ".'to. Mr. Barber Is having several times more than ills slmre of hard luck. Rome time ago lie wae laid up from blcodpoiROiilng restiltlna: from n fun end ? few Weeks later ho fell from an iii.icinoblle nnd broks his arm and now while thg arm Is still In a sling, this fire comes ulong. Mr. Barber Is a latber In the Wood and llcles shop. PASSENGER TRAFFIC A j W POKTLANJ), Oct. 2-1. President Howard Kliot of tho Northern Pa cific, iu his annual report Mates liat llie freight revenue for bis road iu the last li.scal year wjw frM,7V$fi2l, an increaso of $(i(),703 over tho pro ceeiljng fihful ytijir. Tho passenger ictlirns amounted o $r,Wi),7o'2, a loss of $1I()3.')IQ(10 over the provioiib fihcarycur, Tho liTail ruyeiiuo vijf, mifi'M, Aiul there were 8,l(JM-ir pnst'iigeM capicd. Tho (otul oper nling expeiiKys voro i:i8,l.'y,f17, n deereiiHo of $,o7lt'lW, DAMAGES BARBER RESIDENOL GADSKI'S COMING IS CAUSING MUCH INTEREST 9VMiHfct ik The host Indication of tho true worth of any sinner Is tho Interest aroused In nil classes of music lov ers by her appearance. Front all parts of tho United StnteS? wherever Mine. Cadskl has sung, coutcreporla of her triumphs. lly sheer merit hna alio placed herself at the head of tho great so pranos of today. Her beautiful voice and true womanliness make her ono of tho most understandable siiiKors whose message goes straight to the hearts of her hearers. Doing the only attraction booked for this winter, her concert nt the Natatorium on Monday evening, Oc tober 2S, Is sure to bo well attend ed. The feats are now on sale nt Hasklns drug store. LADIES GIVE AUTO TOUR OF WORLD Indies of llie I'reabyteriau church give nn automobile tour of the world tonight, including tunny nmtUing fea ture. The ticket?? which cot only IKS cents, read as follew: Japan to Iceland, ice cream and cake 15 cents; America to Japan; Mexico to America; Ireland to Mex ico; France to Ireland. Ticket office at Chapel. v Notice To Fruit firower. The Garnett-Coroy hardware have tho agency for tho Bean Power Spray machines, tho best machine made, and have ordered a car to come for ward Novorilbcr 1st. They will glad ly show tho working of these ma chines and quote tho best prices. Store corner Main and Grapo street. This HommMadm Cough Syrup Will Surprise You Slopa Kven AVhooplac Coach Quickly. A Family .Supply at Small Cunt. Hero ia a liome-mado rcmctly that takes hold of a cough instantly, and will usually cure tins most stubborn cams in 24 hours. Thin rccipo makes a pint enough for a wholo family. You couldn't buy as much or as good ready-made couch syrup for I2.J50. Mix ono pint of granulated sugar with t pint of warm water, ami stir 2 minutes. Put 2& ounces of Pinex (fifty cents' worth) In a pint bottle, and add the Sugar Svrup. This keeps perfectly and has a pleasant taste children llto it Braces up the dppctlto and is slightly, laxative, which helps end a cough. You" probably know tho medical valuo of pino in treating nuthma, bronchitis and other throat troubles, 'soro lungs, etc. There Is nothing better. Plnex Is the most valuable concentrated compound of Norway whito pino extract, rich In gnaiaeol and all the natural healing pina elements. Other preparations will not work ia thU formula. The promnt.rctfults- from this Inexpen slre remedy bavo mado frkndd for it In thousands of home's In tho United States and Canada, which explains why tho plsn has lieen imitated often, but never Bucceaxiuuy. a guaranty or absointo satisfaction, or money promptly refunded, bom with this recipe. Your druggUt has Plnrx, or will p;t It for vou. If not,-send io Tho Pinex Co, Tt. Wayne, Ini. PAPE'S! BREAKS A GOLD AT ONCE. Kir,t Dose of I'uri'h CoJ Compound Mil (Is All (irippo .Misery You can shrely end grlppo and break up tho most' severe jcold either in Head, chest, .back, stomach or limbs, Jiy taking a dose of Papo's Cold Compound evory-two hours un til three consecutive doses aro taken, It promptly relieves tho most mis erable headache, dullness, head and noso stuffed up, foverlshness, sneez ing, soro throat, mucous catarrhal dlschargos, running of the nose, sore ness stiffness and rheumatic twinges. Tako this wonderful Compound as directed, without Intcrforunco with your usual dud tics and with tho knowledge that there Is nothing else in tho wprld, which will euro your cold or end grlppo.-mlsory as promp tly and without any other assistance or bud after-effects as a 25-cent package of PapVs, Cold Compound, which any druggist can supply ac cept Do mibfctltuto contains no quinine bolongs 111 'every homo. i nates jiico. i FRED D. WAV says niisis WILLPO LMILLION : n ; That tho socinlis? party will jioll Ktween 800,0'it and 1,000,1100 Mlr in the tiational elect inn litis year and that they will reap where Theodore Hoosevolt is tunv vowing. Kred 1). Wavreu, editor of.the Appeal lo Ken son, the most widelv known social istic publication,. an,i who is vnid to be llie greatest mh-jIi individual forco iu thu soealit parly for i(n growth and advaiiecinenl, tliseussed political i-uos of the day Wednes day aftiirnanii wilh a number of lo cal people on train 15 between Mod ford ami Ahlaiul. Mr, Warren is on his way to Sao Kranci-eo after speaking throughout the northwest. "As is well known," stated Mr. WAvren, "Tlaidore Koo-evell 'lias -tolen inueli of llie Ihnudor of the so cinlUt uivty by taking ninoUen of their plunk and writing them into his 'Confession of Faith,' as well as stealing-tilt1 red Hag. Wt do not be- crude him this, .however, for where he is now sowing we will some dtiy retip. Ifu hns helped in popularising them and if his party should sweep into power and fail to enact whnt we dpuiuiid into law thou will come a re action greatly beneficial to n. "1 would not heat all surprised to wake up some morning and leant that Theodore had pulled off some new stunt which will sweep him into of fice .hut at present it looks' like walk-away forWijnn. i is only a question of time, until we will come into our own. "The socialists lids year -hould elect at lenst thtre eoiigrehinen. One of these will probably bo from my ditric in ICiiiin. another will be in Michigan and we exHet fterger to be returned." Mr. Warien intere-'tingly recount ed his experiences a an editor of nn old line republican newspaper and how he came o switch to socinlNm. He has edited tin' Appeal to Iteiixon for the ast twelve Years. It was founded seventeen years ago by J. It. Wayland. Its-oiretiltitiou today Is nearly 1,000,000 a, week. Mr. War ren i f-tnall of stature and gives no indication of being the firebrand Ins writings promise. i i1 ., a The Joy of Get- ting Home-TIZ A Ten Minute TIX Foot Bath unit Your Feet Are Mkn Nmv Send for I-Veo Trial l'ackago Today These arc not supposed to ho your feet. You may be a mere man. Uut your feet or any ono's elso feet In a TIZ foot bath are care-free feet. 'A tray go tho corns bunjons-, cal luses tho chilblains, tho 'pains, aches, soreness and all foot trouble. Follow thu millions of happy TIK feet and you will then realize that TIZ work on a new prlnclplo, draws out all tho poisons that cause foot troubles, and TIK n the only reme dy that does the work. Don't for get this fact, nnd don't under any circumstances accept a substitute, fie good to your feot and demand TIK. All drug stores, department or general stores have It nt 2Q cents a box, and for those who don't know what real foot comfort Is write to Walter Luther Doilgo & Co., Vi'i'i S. Wabiish a veil no, Chicago, III., for a freo trial packngo today. WK WILL MAIL YOU f 1 for each sot of old False Teeth sent us. Highest prices paid for old Gold, Silver, old Watches, Broken Jewelry aud Precious Stones. Money Sent by Return Mall. I'liUa. Smelting & Heflnliig Corapaay Established 20 Years 863 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, P. To Dentist We 1U buy your Gold Filings, Gold Scrap, and Platinum. Highest prices paid, i tr '.i , . .i-a.ii,,, . nil, mn PHOENIX GARAGE GASOLINE, OIL ' AlSIQSpVW&Bf. Will go liny "place to- ropa'lr'yoilr car. . Cars for lilro Jtepalrlng Phoonlx, Oro,, -Vpiono iHfnlf'1 Sa&'JOi H IID "flflP , 1 ' l). 1). Saye has mMi his forty novo much ami orchard, luuir Table Hook, to Lieutenant Miller of Coi'vallta, Oregon. Alunil U ium'ch of Ilia Intel is sot io four-year old apple trees. The remainder of the tract is under cul tivation and. will probably be -At to fruit this fa if mid winter. Mr. Miller will make the place his'pcnnintoiit homo in tho spring. Tim price for tho land is not given out.' The mile wn mnuV hv Huntley -and Mue rinlflilis Simple Mixture Helps Medford People That nlmplo remedies nro best has aaln been proVeu. I,, It. Ilusklns. druglst, ropnrttt that many Medford peoplo tiro reevlvliiK QUICK benefit from simple, buckthorn bark, gly cerine, etc., as mixed In Adlor-l-kn, tho German appendicitis remedy. A SINOLIC OOSK helps sour stoiunch, as on; tho stomach and constipation INSTANTLY hecnuso this sl'inplo mix ture antlseptlctsea tho digestive or gans and drawn off tho iinpurltlea. it. B. lluaklns. druggist, x Cut This Out and Keep It !! t -i. OP INTBItKST TO PlCTDltB FANS, l.tst of features to bo nt tho Star Theater In. tho near future, hud dates of oxhlbltleu: "CUSTKIfS IiAST FIOIIT Tho most colossal nnd sensational war picture lu tho ontlro history of motion pictures Hirer- reels October ii.1 nnd till "OAIiKII WKST" A rousing story adapted from F. Hopklnsou Smlth'u popular novel; complete in two reels November 1 mid 2 "C.UV SIAN.NKIUXO" A three-reel feature, tnkon from Sir Walter Scott's F,ehtmtlou'a novo). It Is a rattling good story of Scutch smuggling, gypsies nnd ''charming women November I anil 3 "K1XCJS IN KXHiK" A master film dealing with tho French revolution. In two reels NovemlM'r H mid I) "UNDINC" A marvel adaptation of Kendo's famous Hlvorsldo Charles Classic produced by tho Thanhoiisor COIU' lany In two rools XoyciulM'r 11 nnd IS "I1UI1L1N 1AN" Tho Irish detectlvo, thrilling spectacular', featuring Ilnr'noy more, the forftniost Irish actor NovciiiIkt in and IU nnd Oil- Tho abovo lst shoiild convlnco you that tho Star Theater management Is "aUvnys in tho lead" regarding superiority In subject mutter, dram atic expression, quality of photo plays. A'M'ch our regular I'very-day ml In lHtli paiK-rn. Medford Real Estate & Employment Agency 100 acres qn tho Applegate, ;i0 acres In cultivation, tho rest could bo put In cultivation with a very smalt oxpenso, good wator right, out of the Applegate, largo 7 room houso and 'all out buildings prlco $00 par aero. 550 acres, good stock ranch, 2 h miles out of town, 100 ncroa In cul tivation, -4 different sets of buildings on tho plnco, 200 acres of good saw timber, small orchard, water right with tho plaro, prlco 7M00. 2 40 ncro stock ranch, 35 ncroa In cultivation, 4 room house, barn and othor out buildings, partly fonced, cash, flG per r-cr" 5 acres tract with wu:6r mid small Iioiiho, 2 iullos out, only 1300, If you want to soil or trado como nnd list your property with us. Wanted, houses to rent, furnished mid unfurnished, iiniployinont Girls and womon for gonornl houso work in und out of city. Woman cookt wnltross,1 '' - Ttupch hands, applo iifckors. MRS. EMMA BITTlfEJR 4fc liono4Mli JIonie,.Jl4l(,M Oppofllto Nnsh Jfotol KOOMrt (I mid 7, PALM ULOOK. ' m Don't Envy a Glorious1 Head 6f mir Your hair niny lint ho nn hnnvy n other women's, Youtig I.ndy; It inny ant rndlnto Its lustrouH Hpleiulon U niny not ho free from dauilrtirf; but that's no reiiHon why you nlioulil worry. ' i lu Paris .all woliuiit who enra liavo (nsclnntlitg linlr; In Amnrlrn all W(i nion, young liullofl nml uli'ln who know nliout t'AIHKIAN Hnija hava n wealth of-lirllllnnt hair hud giro fcredlt wlioro- tirinllt lit- duo; lo 'won tlnrful, delightful l',ltHAV Hugo, the 1'leiil hair tohle, growor, dniuliuft remover and liciiiitlfi.f) Sold by iloulqrrt evt-rywlpiro for only HO cents, Chun. Htrnng olW U an money linrl; plan. It stopu frnlp Itch Inatuntly t.ud preserver tio nnttiral color i.nd hcniity of the 1ml r. We Examine Closely overy dotnll of faulty teeth mid nro scribo tho reniedy quickly. Wo tiro exports lu thn enro and prcnervntlon of thn teeth and well up lu nil branches of Dentistry. From pain less extracting to artistic crown mid brldgowork our work Ih pronounced faultless by thoso who havo patron ized us, nnd wo know tbnt our mod ornto prices havo made frleiuU for us ovcrywhere. litly Attendant DR. BARBER Till: IlKXTIKT Over Dmilols for Duds. Pacific , Phono aSBS, Home Phono ani'-K" voti; FOR G. A. GARDNER for ;. COUNTY CLERK If elected,", will rnrufliltyjSqriitluUa tho needs o tho offlco und mulco nuy chnngurt that will help to systemutlzo jhe work, without iiniipcessary ex peniHitto. tho county. Dutlca per formed according to lawt Duo courte sy to nit visitant or Inquiries. IIiihI-ness-ltko administration ansa roil. Republican nominee and voluntarily rndorscd by prohibition party. Can dldato has beott resident and liusluesn man of Talent for eoveral years, serving tho public In various ways. Home vote,' in April primaries 102 out of 1 1 1 votes cast for ropuhllcaii candidates for ceiinty clerk, NO. ON OFFICIAL IIALLOT Mt Paid Advt.) A SNAP CO acres, fix mle from' Medford, good graded road croHes the tract, all free toll, at 50 per acre, flOOQ will handle, easy terms on balance, Part Is ereole bottom land, suitable for alfalfa. Borera! springs on the place. Timber enough to pay for the tract. No buildings, In the Griffin crook district. W. T. York & Co FREE DIRT t i Rich, Black Loam MEDFORD REALTY & IMPROVEMENT GO. rrT1 j . Clark 6c Wright LAWYEBtf ' WAHIIINaTONT I), O. I'ubllo Land, Maters; Final Proof. Desert Lsi)di,rpqnteit,and Mlolpg Caiei, 8crp. PLUMBING ) S;eam and; fot Wafer Beatinf All Work ausrantMA Prlco ItomonsbU PQFFXEN k PRICE SI Xowarn plook. atraaea' m eth Si ' r pews e, WHERI TO'aO TONIGHT -? IS IS THEATRE Advanced Vautlevllto v McaiiHi'il Motion Plotiiios UK'YKHK AND LKWIH ( t High cIiihh mimical novelty, Hiilllvmi . ft (leiiHldliit: llookliigs ( .' ! .In., . 'l'lintoplajfHt- a 8PKCIAL FBATUHM "FMItT OK IIKIIOINK" With f Floreuro Tiiriicr mid .Maiirlco t?ottello (ho two world'n grcnteHi photupluy stars. TDK l'ltlNCK OF 1MHAICL lllbllcnl -. , TllltKi: TO ONF. A rnnioiy gnni that will prove a' tonic-for thn blues KXOHLLHNT MUSIC, COMING "Tho Money Klugi," throo rooli, Friday and Saturday, Oct. SB-IK,. "The ldr of the- Imke," tltreo feolH," November 1 nnd a. TIIIJ PLAPK TO GO THE A complete change of program at the Uo tonight A WAHTi:i SAOIIIFICi: Westurn play Vltagrnph. . A HllllHTITltTION Comedy Luhln, cuit;i!MSTANTiAL i-:vihi-:nci, flellg. uco I i ,1 . - 1 IIIUTKIX PTK , . o. o. p, o,, ;-iiejhflMiaiww -, ., ,' Gorid Miisto ADMISSION no AXD 10c THEATRE Tho Only Ileal Photoplay Theater iii tho City vn CAfruiiui) it Ahead of hundredn and hiiudreds of oxhlbltoni. Today Only llm tremendous Tn'ti Itrel (,'IuhmIo t'MIK.4 IIOIIIXKONsOHUKOK" ' Matchless, marvolous, mtiMslve. It's a brnnd-now film, better than tho "Morchmit of Venlco" or "Lticlllo,"' PorlroyliiK tho wonderful adven tures of n prolty Mhlpwrecked -girl. In tho tropics. Doubles two' ofloif' photoplays "CJII-: CUCKOO CLOCK" DellKhtfiil Comedy Drama I "HP.m to incut (;iti:i:ic uaxcii" ItnttlliiK good Comedy AL HATIIICH III New oig lilt. Our music and offneta aro uiihx celled. Tho homo of fonturo pjiolo- plays. MATINBK3 DAILY ADMISSION, fio AND 10c MORTGAGE . LOANS, Money on hand at all time to lonn on improved rniichea nnd city proporty nt lowest rates with on or before privilege." i JAMES CAMPBELL Phone 3231 320 6 -O, Bldf?. Ttr Draperies Vn carry a. very complete line of dntporlvN, lco curtains, ilviirH, ate,, uml do all clussos of uphunturlng. A ntK-clul inon to look' uftur this work nxuluvlviJly.aad will kIvs'un ood nflrv'eo kn Is nnstilbe io j(t In ovon the lurKi'Mt cltlus. - ; Weeks & McQoWaii Qq, v V t fc "