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tm fflMWmiF? ' SW53T ff?,&i,jzr-"' - --1a'''- r Av 'i. MflDFORl) MATL TIITKVJNK. MKDFORl). 'OUKUON, SATURDAY. tfNPTlMlWR 20, 19111. PA&TC two. ili I fmimilim lOCAL.AND 5L PERSONAL Juloa Noustndt, who owns a flno orchard In )U valley, has roturncd from ft trljp to Han l'rauclsco. Ho will ship sovcral car ot choice apples to eastern mnrlcota Tihtcli ho rocontly visited In company with Ocorgo An drews. Thomas Riley of Antelope, former county commissioner, transacted bus iness In Medford Friday. Lafp Slcnnott ot Stockton, Cal., arrived In Mcdford Thursday evening and; llt malto this city his tuturo horto. Ho will rcsldo wllh his daughter, Mrs. Ivy Isonborger. It. Hay and Charles Dunten ot Central Point spent Friday afternoon in Mcdford. Tiioro Is n photographer In your town. II. N. Mackoy, Main and Cen tral, Mcdford, Ore. Dr. J. W. Robinson, who lias been quite 111 at Jacksonville) for eomo tlmo, Is convalescing, Mrs. AT T. Brown visited In tho southern part of tho valley Friday afternoon. George W. Barron of Slskjyou mountain was a recent visitor In Mcd ford. Ilomo-mado bread at Do Voe's. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Vincent of North Jacksonville drove to Mcdford Fri day. John "W. TernoU, tho Applegalo merchant, transacted business In Mcdford Friday. Kodak finishing, best Id town, at Weston's. Colonel Dccho ot Lakovlcw Is among tho late arrivals tn Mcdford from Southeastern Oregon. J. V. Grovcr, W. G. Knlghtcn and Walter Fry woro over from Kaglo Point Friday. Crater Lake pictures ,a book if 12 pictures, hand colored tho finest ever mado ot tho lake, fpr salo at Gcrklng & Harmon's studio. Call and sco them. 228 East Main street, phono 320-J. tf A. S. Hubbard ot Ashland, deputy gamo warden, was In Mcdford on of ficial business this week. P. Edwards nnd M. Edwards of Rutto Creek spent Friday night In Mcdford. D. 0. Smith mado a trip to Jackson vlllo district Friday afternoon. K. D. Weston, commercial photog rapher, negatives made any time or place by appointment Pbone M. 1471. Mrs. J. W. Robinson of Oakland, Cal., who Is visiting In Jacksonville, -w&a tho guest ot Mrs. J. F. White Friday afternoon. Mrs. E. A. Hunter of Ashland has been visiting her daughter, who is attending St. Mary's Academy In Mcdford. You will bo surprised to find bow little it costs to have the Southern Oregon Electric company do your electric wiring and repairing. Phone 92C. Mrs. Lewis Ivorson ot Weed, Cal., arrvcd in Mcdford Friday evening, en routo to Forest creek on a visit. Mrs. P. J. LombardI and her daugh ter, Miss Isoleno, ot Sacramento are Jato arrivals In Mcdford. Mrs. Lorralnp Bordeaux, mother ot Mrs. W. L. Ussber, who has been crit ically HI for somo time, baa recov ered sufficiently to bo removed to her daughter's homo at Ashland. Wynno Scott', one of tho most up- to-dato portrait artists on the Pa- cltlo coast Is taking charge of tho portrait department for tho Gorkln & Harmon Photo company, 228 East Main streot, Otto Caster and J. J, linker, who llvo northeast of Mcdford, transacted business lu Mcdford Friday, P. L, Fountain, a prominent citi zen ot Klamath Falls, Is visiting ro Iatlvcs living in Mcdford and Its vi cinity, "Insurance your best asset." Havn the best. Plnco your Insurance with Holmes, tho Insurance Man, right it ho writes It. tf Mrs. E. I). Thompson ot Jackson ville and Miss Katherlno Ilucklcy ot Applegalo woro In Medford Friday, on loute to Grants I'aeb. Itev. and Mrs. A. C. Hewlett ot tho Sunnysldo at Ensla Point, drove to Medford Friday. Private music lessons from CO cents upward to iiireo dollars per lesson,, according , to subject and toacher choson. Medford Consorva ory, College Dldg., 31 North (Jrapo. Itev. J, W. Sharp of Mcdford dis trict, older of tho Froo Methodist churcb, hoB beon presiding at tho quarterly meeting ot tho Ashland church hold this week. .School SuporJutendont Wells wont to Talent Friday to attend tho indus trial fair, which was a success. WeeRsMcGqwairCo. UNDERTAKERS UUDY AMUTA.XT Day Phone, SS? Hlttbt P. VT. Weeks 10S-J-2 FlMHiea A. E. Orr 07H-H Vorno Van Dyko mado a business trip to Ashland Friday afternoon. Mrs. S. Q. Nulhorland, late of Ash land, Is the guest of Miss 12. Kcthcr- land ot Medford.' Milk nnd cream at DoVoo's. Henry Helms of Barron precinct was In Mcdford Friday. Ho slates that his son, Lester, who had an arm broken lit being crushed against a building by a horse ho was riding, U improving. Charles Klncald ot Wlllams crock, who upod Dr. J. C. Smith of Grants Pass for $10,000 damages, claiming that ho had bcon negligent In treat ing an Injured leg, lost his case, a Jury In tho Josophlno county court deciding against htm on tho first bal lot. Get your children's hair bobbed at tho Marmcllo Hair Shop. 40" Gar-nett-Corey Bldg. Phono GG7-U. 156 Mrs. Laura Gardner and her son of Phoenix wero Mcdford visitors Thursday. Mra. C. A. Malone of Ashland has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Woodford nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Flck ot Jacksonville, who are relatives. , Got your children's hair bobbed at tho Marmello Hair Shop. 407 Gar-nett-Corey Bldg. Phono 657-R. H.6 Gold Hill will soon ndvortlso for salo $28,000 ot 6 per cent bonds, which will provide funds for a first class municipal water system. A. E. La Ponto ot Central Point, whllo going to Siskiyou county. Cal., Thursday, had his automobllo put out of commission and returned homo for repairs. Fred Williams, tho Grants Pass at- atorncy, who visited tho Almcda mlno In Gallce creek district this week, states that thero oro 73 mon at work thcro and tho smelter has been blowing. Dr. W. P. II. Holt of Eagle Tolnt was ot tho many medicos who at tended the meeting ot tho Stato Med ical Society In Mcdford. Rev. and Mrs. R. W. MacCullough woro at Ashland during tho weok, as sisting In tho Inauguration of tho re vival at tho Baptist church In that city. . Mrs. Mary Hildreth, department Inspector ot tho Stato Women's Relief Corps, has gono north to inspect tho corps at different points. Dr. Everett MIngus ot Marshtlold who attended tho meting of tho Stato Medical society. Is extending his visit to the valley, accompanied by his wife. Ho is a son ot Mrs. L. MIn gus ot Ashland spent bis boyhood on the ranch, near Medford, now known as Hollywood orchard. Mrs. C. W. Snider of Los Angclos, who has been tho guest ot relatives living in Mcdford, left for Portland Thursday. J. N. Mitchell of Portland Is in tho valley introducing tho caterpillar en gine, a novol invention that Is com manding wldspread favor. It is be ing operated on W. E. Budge's ranch near Mcdford. Tho district convention ot tho Knights of Pythias, announced to tako placo at Klamath Falls thlB week, was not nttended by any of tho grand officers of tho order, nor by any delo' gates from Mcdford, Grants Pass or Ashland. This was a distinct dis appointment to the local lodgo, which bad made considerable preparation for the ovent. The Ashland council has appro priated S0 at tho request ot E. J. Kaiser, representing tho alumni asso ciation of tho Southern Oregon Nor mal school, to assist In defraying the postago upon campaign matter to be circulated In behalf ot a stato appro priation for tho school. John B. Hills, William Moores, William Hlllls nnd Reuben Plerco of Wlracr precinct wero In Mcdford Fri day giving testimony in n contest over a water right In that section. A. E. Rcamcs represented Hlllls brothers and Mr. Garvin appeared for Paul Scploy. Tho third annual Josephlno coun ty fair will bo held at Grants Pass net wcolc, beginning Sept. 24 and con tinuing thrco days. A bettor baby contest, a stock parado and a milk cow contest aro among tho features on the program. The Southern Pacific company Is Increasing tho number of men at work in the Ashland round houso. Frank Allord, tho foreman, states that ho has put on sovornl men ro contly and wants a few more. Tho members of the State Medical society, who havo beon holding their annual meeting In Medford, loft for their respoctlvo homes Friday even ing. Tho session was interesting and advantageous, and tho entertainment furnished by the local commltteo and tho cltlzenH of Medford was greatly enjoyed nnd highly appreciated by tho visitors. F. C. Allen & Co., of Merlin, Jose phlno county aro offering por hun dred for 200,000 Spltzcnborg apples, which must grade extra fancy and run not loss thau thrco inches In dla mctor, cheek to check and bo 75, per cent perfect color shape, freo from bruises and fungous diseases, woll matured and absolutely true to name, etc., etc. Fred Colvlg, county recorder, spent n few hours lu Medford Friday afternoon. Postmaster Ulrlch ot Jacksonville nnd party motored to Medford Friday evening. ' J, A. Graffls ot North Phoenix transacted business In Medford Fri day. - J. F. Mooro and bis family left for Crescent City tho first ot tho week, O. L. Klklna nnd L. K, Wiseman wero down from Grants Pas Friday. Dr. and Mrs. O. D. Butler of In dependence, Ore., havo been week end lsttora of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mcssner. B. J. Palmer will receive piano tun ing orders for C. M. Richards, phono CSS-R. . ' 157 c-r; I GOLD HILL NUCGETS At the ChurcKes ., .in i l'lrot UupUt Church of Talent, ltrtv. Mrs. V. T. I). MneCtilloURh, pastor, nuorntng worship 1 1 a. m, Evening worship S p. in. Rlblu school 9:15 u. m. Strangers wolcoinc. McthodM Kplsropal Churtli South Corner Main and Oakdnlo avenue. Services will bo hold Sunday, Sept. 2t, as follews: Sunday school, 10 a. m. Preaching at 1 1 . in. Preach lug at S p. in. Come and hear tho now minister. mental music fur tho norvlco til the First Methodist church on Sunday oumlng, So'pt. 21, (From I lie N'ens.) City F.imineor Usury K. Foster Iiiir been enirnped the past week in sur veying for tho locution of the now water niniuii, which will shortly lu installed as n imrl of Gold Mill's municipal system. A pumping site will he located on the ri.cr cast of the city, nnd in soon in the muni cipal water bond are Fnlisfnoloril.v dipoed of work will iiumodialolv ho commenced upon the iiwlnllutioti of a modem municipal water vv-Mcm. Oirdon Snyder surprised n four- foot rnttU'Minko in the iiroee-i of shedding its old sUn for n diamond pattern in the latest fall stjlo ti Friday of lat week, nnd placed a finnl ncriotl in the hig fellow' car eer. The rattler wn found in the vicinity of tho spring reservoir -which irricntcs the Snyder truck fiirm, in the Hokum addition. The string "f rntlles had been broken off midwnv, only eight remaining, the hitler fullv as large n: the firt, nnd it is Mifo lo guess that his snoVr-dup's full ct would have totalled nt leat sixteen. Although mnny of the variety are found in the higher nrens of tho hill, hut few innfce their wn into tho valley this lalet specimen be ing one of the largest killed in tho Agent II. Speer received notice this week of his appointment by tho Southern Pacific lo net as Ihuir ngent nt the Sale tnfnir grounds dur ing tho slntc fair. 1'iilrons of the local office will he glad lo lenrn that tilts change will he hut temtw rary nnd thnt he will return to .this offico following the closing of the fair. Jack Merrill and Sprnguo Hicgel of the Riverside on-hard havo ship ped four cars of quality npples to discriminating purchasers in distant parts Hie pnst week. The fitt car, of choice Xewlowns, traveled ly fast freight to New York and theiu'c to the London market. Two olhcr cars, shipped on Tuesday, will find their destination in New Zealand. These were select Jonathans. Still nuother car dcparlcd on Thursday for the Now York market. The fame of Ihe Rogue River apple has caused its demand in every mnrket of the world where the finest fruit ohtnins, nnd the Rivcrsido orchard partners nro upholding tho best traditions of the valley in the chnractcr of the fruit marketed. Fourteen members of the fluid Hill hnnd. accompanied by n bevy of flold Hill folks, went to Rogun river liv train Tuesday evening nnd ten dered our neighbors a pleasant so eial dance at the hnll in that city. Including tho band bovs, those who attended were: Mr. W. H. Rtifkle, Mra. W. A. Marvin. Mrs. Chns. Fien ning. Mrs. Flovd Kddings. Mrs. W. T. fhisholm, Mrs. H. 1). Heed, Mrs, Jessie MeCIcndnn. Mr. L. Jennings, Misses Mvrtlc Illnckhnm nnd Olive Turner; II. I). Reed. J. V. Hicks, Mr. Rdbinson, fleorge Patrick. .Tuck Mer rill, Sprngue llifgcl, F. V. Hodge, I" K. Curdwcll nnd Lnfco Jennings. The, party received mnny assurance from RoL'iie River friends thai n largo delegation from Hint citv will attend the industrial Juir, Held today. W. C. T. U. OPPOSED TO RAGGING AND CIGARETTES At a meeting of tho W. C. T. U. held last Wednesday resolutions wcrp passed condemning street "ragging," endorsing tho protest filed with tho city council by tho Ministerial asso ciation, and took stops for tho en forcement of tho law governing tho selling of clgnrottCB to minors. Tho W. O, T, U. wont a step further than the pastors In thplr resolutions against "ragging" nnd disapproved ot tho fascinating danco In halls also. Tho county president and delegates to tho stato convention nt Coryallls' will leave next Monday. Tho Med ford delegates wero instructed to voto for Mrs. Unruh for stato presi dent. Next Thursday a mothers' mooting will bo hold -at thp public library when tho subject of high school amusements will bo discussed. ' Cntliollo ' Corner Eleventh and Oakdnlo. Masses S and 10:30. Baptism 2 to 3 i, in, Evening devotion 7:30 p. m. Lecture: Unity of Faith, tho Thome of Christ and Ills Apostles. Thursday evening 7:30 to S:30 Holy Hour Adoration. The Deadly Motorcycle RKNO, Nov., Sept. 20. Marvin Kintikin, a hunk elcik, is dead and Gerald Kiuonrt unconscious in n hos pttal here au n result of n collision betwden n motorcycle they ivera rid., injr nnd a wagon at 1 a. in. today. I'rtv MethodM Church Corner Tenth nnd ly streets. Sabbath school at 10:00 a. in. Preaching nt 11 n. in. and 7:30 p. ni. Mid-week prayermeotlng Thursday at 7:30 p. m. You nro welcome nt all theso serv ices. J. E. Bro.idlcy, pastor. ChrMtnu Corner Ninth and Oakdnlo. You nro cordially luvltod tu attend lllblo school ut t : r 0 a. in, and retiialu lor tho Honuim uud communion non c at 11 n. in. Tho Christian En demur meets nt (:30 p. m, and (ho ovontng mirmuu and mitig norvlco nt 7:3 p, in. Our pra)or montluis held on Thursday at 7: '10 p. in. You wilt bu welcomed nt all these gatherings. Your servant, 1). 1). Iloylo, pastor. P. S. Brethren, don't forget to bring an offering for "Church K tuuJlon Vork,"Offorlng lu tho morn ing. ' mm SEASON FORMALLY OPENED Ni;V MIRK, Sept. 'JO. Willi (ho Cnrlislo ludlttnti plu.Mitg Allnilil oollegii nt Oni lisle, i'u., mill (lie I'ul ici'silv r .Maine iniM'lliig Motion fol logo ul t'l.inn, Mo., tholinil r.i.tlliull soasuii today n foriiiully uhoiod iulo tho ousl. Tht so Imi gnmoH uro tho Ursl Hohodiih'd nf any luiimll unco in loll i'uuiilii llio big ooilouo oC Iho wosl, bv Iho wohUiii oonfoi oiu'U ugiiMiuoiit lulling poslpouod SHOW AT PAGE The I'ugo Ihoalei' offois all hileiw osllng pi-ogiiim for toiiighl nnd Sun-' ilny lu u KMiilhciH MiudoUlhi loud xliow. 'I'liO eonipuii.N is good itid pi ononis six hlg Mots, In iiilillllnn In till llii'io will ho, Iw'n wvU of pl duos, mulling n lwi tuiiii' peifmi.i nuoo. The ihmiw will upon ul ll'. Aihiisinii, diiiMisluilt Wo, linleoMV (Tie, nml nhitilnni tile i.. hi ....I.... Kvcry one Intorostod lu tho ro-or-! .' I"".""'." ' ""'.v; caillratloll of our chnnis eholr r' ' '", ',""1' l,,"l,, "'1' " ,,,,,,,"' earnestly requested to bo present at the church, promptly nt 7:30 p. in. on next Wednesday, Prof. Isiiiumj ohuIcm whs that King Foollinll is tunkuiK his formal how lo IHKt uud thnt fntut today until Iho niiu iuooIh will Ik. present to give Instructions. . l" '"V-V '" ' l" JCiim.li. Iiw Uu Ml loiors ot um.lo uio InMted. 1). ' Sn1,,ln,l,-V' '' ''. h'ieluill D. Do) to. uilulster. First Church of ClirM, Sclent Kt. Sunday sorvlco at It n. m. Sub ject of lessoii'Sornton, "Matter." Wednesday evening, testimonial moot ing nt 7:30 all nro welcome. Sun day school at 10, all under tho age of twenty nre Invited, Reading room hours. 2:00 to 5:00 p. m. dally, except Suudas nnd holi days. Church cdlflco 212 N. Oak-dale. Tlrst ItnptNt Rev. Robert William MacCullough, Ph. D pastor. Morning worship 11 n. m., sermon, "Tho Second Coming ot Christ In tho Llgo of tho Thensn lonlnns." Kvcnlng worship 7:30, sermon by Row W. N. I). MacCul lough of tho First Baptist church of Ashland. Blhlo schol. 9:15. B. Y. P. u. 0:30. Strangers wolcomo to all services. SOUTHERN VAUDEVILLE ROAD SHOW AT PAGE Tho Page Theater offers 'a Jpcclal attraction on Saturday and Sunday nights of a vaudeville road show. The Southern Vaudovilto rond show presents six good Interesting nct. ( Vnliv ut Fnilislo; HoK Ooh moot each evening lu addition to two reels 'Uuiitshl nt South HMhleheui. I'u., ami Maine will fluid '' "( M'1'1 ,'"rl takes it buck enl- except for Hie tune of the woihl V series until next spring. The first Big Four college leinii lo phiv, will ho Yule. N'oxt Woiluosdiiy the Wtwtc.wtii L'nioii.il,v elovon jiunio)s 1'ixun Mlildlotowii, Feuu., lo Now Haven fur lis annual whipping. On the sumo dty Furiwll starts her senson ngninst l'rsnus nt llhicu; Ciulisle will moot l.elieiuiu of pictures, two hours of time. Tho doors will opon at 7:15. Tho prices ot admUslon nro, downstairs, 25u; hnlcony, 15c, and rhlMruii, 10c. Prompt Payiueut I'll Loss. This Is to certify Hint the (?oueor dla I'lro Insurance, thraiigh timlniu; & Wnkemaii. paid mo my Iihm by flrc.i uf..V.tP, l-'onlhinn nod sacral oth- Mt'Kinley nt Oinnn, One week lalor- on Siiturdiiy, Sep loinhor !1" - will he offoied the rirt lilK football enrd of the srusiui. liar vnid, Ynle, Diiiliiiuulh, IViin, Prince. Ion, Cornell, Brown, S,rous, Car liKle, West I'ulnl, Aliihomt, l.olimli, the full amount of policy throe dnal,,r nmnit,.r Hiii.n.tv elntrn will piny after tho firo ami I heartily roconi-' Ixx.ixu.i v,i, piekm' in m" mend Ornham & Wnketuau to all mv - - friends thnt want good fire prot-c' V startling ro'uhlnutlnn of the orl tlon. util nnd tie Idbal was woin n BOB CROWDKIL n"ith l.i Lndv Vonstanre Htewnrt Ui bar Ui'K. who rallul on Hie Oluu With Medford trnrtu is Mdfonl nintla i for N'cw York "CASGARETS" CLEANSE LIVER AND BOWELS fine Slil. Headache, CoiiHpalloii, Biliousness, Mour Slnnnuli, Uud ttinilli fiiinly Ciilliiiillo (tot a 1 (l-t'ioit box now'. Are )ou koupliig your Uxor, slum null and bowels iileftn, pure uud flesh with Oawmwtii or uuiruly forcing a PHMniMiwiiy oMiry fw days with suits, mtlinrtlc pills or castor oil? This Is Important. OKsmrMla liniitMilliilely elosiuo I ho lomniih, remuvw tlm tour, unillmsteil mid ftiniwilluK food ntnl foul Rae; ( ii K h the encesn bile from Ihe lvor and curry out of the systsni Hid con sllpatod waste inuttnr sail isilwin lu the bowels. No mills how sick, litwdtwhy, bil ious and uoiullltKilHl ion feel, a ('(( enrol toHlghl wilt trslbtu ou out by nioriiliiK. Thy work w title )ou slenp. A lo-oent be from eur drun- gist will keep )oiir head ilosr. stoiu nih swirl and our Itvi-r ami bowel irKulnr for innnMn Don't forget tho rhi.dr"" lhlr llltlc lusbbs nd a xontle t'teanrlDK too. MHbwuuI riimj-n Preshj tcrlnn Preaching at 11 a. m., subject, "Savo tho Llfo and Lose It." Preaching at 7:30 p. m. subject, "Thero Is n Way Out." This Is II lustrated by tho groat painting "Tho Gamo of Human Llfo" by Rctzsch. Music: Solo "In Tho Hour of Trial" Herbert L. Alford Quartotto Selected Solo, "Como Unto Mo"....J. M. North Dr. W. W. Howard Congregatlonnl singing. Sunday school at 10 a, m. J. C. H. society at 3:00 p. ni. S. C. K. society atr:30 p. m. F. I. L. Monday in tho chapel nt 8 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7. 30 p. m. All aro cordially Invited, especially tho strangor In our city. McthodM L'plscojiat, Central Point Rev. Horaco N. Aldrlch, pastor. Sunday school 9: If! a. m., preach ing nt 11:00; Junior Lenguo 3 p. m. Kpworth Lenguo devotional sorvlco 0:30 p. in.: preaching service 7:30 each Sunday. Prayor meeting Thurs day at 7:30 p. in. Morning themo, "Tho Resources of nod." Evening subject, "Immo'rtallty." Kpwor(h Loaguo topic, "Study Classes." ' Leader, Miss Audry Holme:). Mn riilng Special Music Anthem, "Jubilate Die";. Illorly Choir Song, J'Rcfugo" Abt. Quintet Kvcnlng Anthem, "Tho Savior lu Calling" 'Vandcrulnot Iadlcfl Chorus 8ong, "Tho Wondrous Cr6ss"....Parks Malo Quartet This being tho last Sunday of tho conference yonr, tho pastor will bo glad to see every member present. Mcriiodlst Mcdford Methodist Kptxcopal church, corner of Dartlott and Fourth strcots, H, Olln Wdrldgo' pastor. 80 r vicos Sunday as follows; Preaching 11 a. m. and 8 p. ra, Subjects, morn in.'"fJod"rn tho ITsual." Evinlnir. "What Is Your Llfo." Sundny school Including adult Bible classoB for mon, women nnd young ladles, 9:15 a. m. Subject of discussion In mm's Blblo class, "Good Leadership nnd How to Obtain It." Ejiworth Lcagup 0:45 p. m. Prayor ineotlng Thursday open ing 8 o'clock, Splpndld music by well trained chorus choir undor the leadership of V. C. Kdmeads. Spe cial for Sunday morning, anthem, "O Rest In tho Lord," Ocorgo Burdotto; O Heart Divine, (Jorald Lang; soprano solo, Mrs, I'd Andrews. Evening, music by the orchestra led by Dr. Marlon, Tho men's Bible, class Qrph.ostra pf tho Baptist church, consisting of fif teen pieces, wjlt provldo tho Jnstru- BGi ssnrsM LHsJffftjnLfj THE STANDARD t)IL. Timm FOR MOTOR CARS "STANDARD" because it is recognized by automobiles as the best or standard producl for motor lubrication. STANDARD" because it is standardized or uniform in quajity. "STANDARD" because it is a product of the Standard Oil Company -which in itself is a guarantee of absolute quality. sZKS ;2V2n. Sold by dealers everywhere am " f ?r ". KffOa .l-J A! n ''&& oiamiaiu. vii vomnany (CALIFOHNAJ POIt ILAM) SAN I RANCISCO s A jS '& WJ? 'j m' w SS 'M 3 w tivs. vv.v. .iSK vtr ivy W ? Y V ? T f t y T T T f t T PAGE THEATRE TONIGHT and SUNDAY 1 ( Southern. Vaudeville Road $how Six Big Interesting Acts Also Twq Reels Pictures Prices: Downstairs 25c, Balcony 15c, Children 10c Doors Open at 715 T T ? y f f f y X i t f t y IV M