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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR. rKDFOKP MATH TRITONR MKDFOKn, OM'KIOIW TlirRSlUY. SIOPTMMHKR 2."), 1!)1... h. i & v ;' mS T C h I KW' Medfokd Mail tiuisukk IMS. I'M'atgy 3T ' - -'- -i ii AM 1SKR1' -MDrAT NIlU'SI'At'P.n it)UMHtiitti icvwir aftviixook KXCRPT HUNDVY IIV THH Mr.DrOllU l'lllNTUSO CO, Tho Ocmocrntle Times, The Me1 ford Mnll, TIip MrAfnrd Tribune, The South ern .irrifnninn, rno AMiitinii Trmuno. Offles Mull Trlbunr llulMIng, St-57-19 Not til Vlt- slrvit; tolsphon ft t THE TROLLEY BAIL QUESTION OffJolnl Paper c-C (lis City ot MwJforxJ. Offianl lMptr of Jh.koh County. OKQKtjH PUTNAM Udltor una Mmmaur tt IJytered rdroi Msnsfi Mrdf M Til. Of?' 3," IS1 tunmli l ism nutttsr on, unir His ho! -JS.S0 .10 uuDBCJurnoN nArcs. Jne yr r ! ine man ill, r ' . ...... MO. Ii-ll it i iiy esrflir MMiforii, Jain,- nviite ami On Ihil PoUl .so BatuWiiy . bv umII. pr ttr.. $. Yrraai. it nr -. i si One One iW EARLY APPLES ' 6 m FINE (he llCut SWOUK CIRCULATION. lVilly nveraov for elren months end tnft sormmrt so. isn, ti. Tht Mall Tribune I on sale at the Prrjr XtMM Bun. Hun Kranetavu. IVrtUml IWni New 9ttnL Portland Portlaad News OK, iMrtlnni. Or. W. O, WhUnty, Prattle, Vh. rull Latd Win United rrets Dlseatchts. .a t stsDrons. oheoon. Metropolis of foollifrn itvKn ami Northern Callfornta. una the fastest Rrmvtan olUjn In Otwfton. , Imputation- U S. renaus 1910 SSI9: intimated, jfll innoo Five hunderd thotim1 .lolUr (Jrnvlty Wtr Syntem r -i-i ,.L RHInu fineit qiipply ltre mom 'ai'i water, uml IT J mflen of ntreet pact. . reHtofflec rript for ymr emllm: No-ember . 181 1. how lnarae.se of 19 por cent llnnner fruit rity In Orejron ltoce niver 8r ! "lwrK ipples won svcp BtBken prliv ami title, of "Aj-ple Kins' of the World'' nt the National Apple Show, Sfloluine. t99, ftji.t n eir of .vwtnnnn bn rirtt Ftixe In 1910 t at rapnill.in IntrrnAtlonal Applo Show, Vancouver. 11 C. I II npllK nssM'lion is nuulo, quoting tho owners ol' tho 'Mod- .- lovd IroUo.v tratu'luso, that tho r rails it is uitotmou to use m iIodloi'cl nro loss ohjootinnahlo to alitoisls and drivow than tho L rail, and that tho T rail is supplanting the ,L rail in all largo cities; that tho voason tho Uullis in terests hougbt thorn was hooauso thoy would wear longer, wore more nlodorn and provided tho maximum of travel safety to all. This is interesting, if true. AVhat largo oitios permit tho laying of T rails on 1 heir paved st roots i Y . a - I vit'in"i (ill' tiliWilK I'll Mi XJortland. tho old bourth-stroot steam railroad T Uf fmit i.ii.w a sir.. vails aro today being torn up and roplaeed by tho l rails. 1 1 rails aro laid on every paved stivot in tho eity. .In Eugene and Salem streets the Oregon Kleetrie and tho ITumumn Kloetrio roads aro both lavinir L mils. In all eastern oitios tho writer has visited, mid thov include nearly all. the L rail is tho onlv mil Dormittod. In Now York City and oven along the newly improved country reads, the electric lines are forced to use li rails. Mho Trails provided for Bedford do not differ materi ally from those used on tho Southern Pacific and other .... ... .. i mi. ii. .. i mi-hiii ruuu.s. iiu'y arc uio soureo 01 oiuuess anuovanco to vehicles of all kinds when used on tho street. The flange room demanded for the ear wheels create a constantly widening rut that catches buggy and. auto wliee's and forces constant pavement repair. There is so small a stretch of trolley rails in the paved -street area that, it is a shame to permit the use of other niau u rails. Tho Finney trolley franchise, granted bv the former administration, compelled the use of L rails. When the present city council transferred it to Uullis this wise pro vision was stricken out. AVliv I PRICES 1 ). Out ol ; DurlfiK tho past fiscal year -Jt'.SC predatory anlmaU were killed by fed ifrnl ofMton on the national forust. ncoortlliiK to an actual count of car casses. An indeterminate mi in her of nnlmnlM, ivhoso bodies ware not found, are presumed to hnvo died from poi son.. The rnuRer'A bag ot beasts of pray this year, as shown by forest service figures, was nindo up ot 206 boar, hfill coyotes, 13j mountain lions, 62 lynx, CSS wild cats. C4 wolves, and U" wolf pupa. Tho flguros Indicate that tho national forests nro becom ing cleared ot wild animals that prey domestic livestock and game. forest ranger fills in odd moments between other Jobs by thin ning out "undesirable citizens" of the nnlnial world. Wolves nro KriU to rAii.in creator losses to westom stockmen than any other ot tho predatory animals. It U estimated that a family of wolves vrtl! destroy about $3000 worth of stock per nnnuin, and that one nble- individual costs tho grating The franchise calls for at least To-nound rails. The rails strung along tho streets are 72 pounds. Tho council should insist on L rails, and if. as Mr. Uullis savs, "thov nro cheaper," he should make no complaint. "Why should the council neriuit the hiviiiir of TLMminul T rails instual of T.l-pound L rails? PROGRESSlVFS VOTE jBILL'lO REGULATE Y Blif OIM. Sent iimIuuUmiiim id tin' ui'iHUii! fruit sitiuiltitii is Uml 1'itrlv fail til' ninK nro fptimr Iulo rotisiimpiUui l iiijiii priciM. i no t.iri unit uppio opornlor mo Inland u Imt ItlnoKx tr "-pooul'i- U ,iluitiini (hut OH! I io ilt'iiulvil on lo oy Ihrt market- up t leu-1 ltnlH Jnnitnr.v r Kliiunit. f Ike xipiiluttil'M who hao put fruit n floniKf flttl thnt tin fntit is not tnvtuii); fmftt enusji, ami thut they nrv Ihn'MliuiAl 'llli np oor itppjy of hiiih priced tmit for tlt the tUnjror of onriy iriii wewtlirr, thai rntihl nenounly uffoot (he do maud, there mluhl ho tnmpeto to tiulniul, mid n ronnlilri.ilile tvduetion in vnluen. inu in n year ittnt it iiciioovos everyone inlerenlwl i applet In oh the 'mlionlor nul see llutl the It'ttli prtee do uot riotu' ititvr tens with steady unit regulnf eon- saniption. The oaalern paeh onih are cleaning up fastwr llian nrluall cwatetl, stid pricjiow how some tendency lo atlvatiiie, lVHntx fitmi llprida yury nliove hh(J lielow lnt ymr' eslimaie, an avenme opinion hiring ahout 7.600, 000 box. w W hae n letter fnm Caiifoniin in thirf until whioli report n fol lows j "wwne nm tnu nro mere norr man mi BILL BIGS FIGHT mniiy fnrlort horg oiainuns; n "0 n WASIIINOIQN', Soul. SR. Now that Seimlor Oliniitberliilii luiti inndu hlti Alnnltu istlroml Mil the unfin ished IuirIiiohh of thu Neiiuti) fur l)o reinhur S, I'uolflo iintst imimbum nro tttlyliiK tho proluvbln nilviuttnuii their reaped 1 o tntH ouit milu from the oniiln of thu Urrltory. Most of thnm will vitto for tlm hill In Hie o pertittluit of letting efml tiom Alnnku to thu uuust gt n leti ehMpl iuioukU to promote mnutifat'turliig lM nil prohublllty some of the pro grssslvoji wUI mi p port Semtlor 1'olu detr's Mttsktt bill' h n Miihulltuto for tut Chtimuerhiln nieiisuro. 1'oln- du,gr pmWdtM nut iimrsly fbr,. a ovmrotMit.-owind mllnny hut Tor piiWlti ownership and oiemtln ot nil liuWIo utilities in Aluskn. lie pro numi thnt the cant be tutiiod by the gororumrnt, Htid htpod In Koxeru mout eel to Wnshlugtnn, Oruoii and rnltforulii to ho mild In tho opou nmrot. Osrrylng Iho progrenslvo logon of 'socIbI Justice" Into defi nite torm. h preaerlbon In thin bill (lint nil employes In theie eiterprlo4 shnll be given Iho hlKhest stundnrd ot wtirkltig condltltinR, bourn mid wnspw. with thu further rewnrd of n pniflt-sharlug scheme Tho fight over l'oIiuloxtei'H nubstl tuo wilt be wnrui. It Ih oxnerted (o split the democrHllo forces. It v lit perhaps lead to tlu niloptlim of n com- promliiu plan which plmlt nt lenut kIo to tho roimt ulrtt'N n Ki'Vornnifiit oporHdd steamship line (. A!"ki, to WHERE TO GO TONIGJFIT ent erop, i( k now ipule genorn'V"'"' "u t! " f' l( 1 !,. .. ., .. Ml I i ' n.iuiiiiiMi mm 1119 crop win nn nun'' 70 to SO jier cent of tmrm.il Tl rnllrotid I upon for tho bodied Industry !G00 a soason. I Tho v.olfea are of two classes the Ftnaner prairie woivos or coyotes, ana tho lnrgor grey, black, or tlmbor wohea, called "lobos." Those lat ter aro the great stock destroyors against which tho campaign of the rangors has been waged. WASHINGTON, Sept. 55. Uepre sent lives Dell, Stepphcns and Nolan of California. Lafierty of Oregon and falconer of Washington, progressives with Kant of California, Independent, voted for the currency bill on Its final paseago in the house. Itenro- sentativo Ilryan of Washington would WASHINGTON. Sept. 23 lir killing calves under two jears of ago or for shipping their meat botweon states, the penalty will bo $100 fine, six months Imprisonment, or bath, If a bill Introduced In tho house by Kep resentathe Adatneon today should be nnrlhrrn di-triit will turn out . pr.x'iiui('' loot) car .mil tin- -li.nilil -Iiiii .iVDDO c. I , ux'ii'l I nroui it .iiuMi uii of Itmoi i." SHIPS 10 OBSERVE fmadfxl. Aflamain lilntlfl cit nnrrfi. n have supported It had ho been In the'i.i . i.ii. .......' ' -i... r-- . u. .... I ""'""' 'h umai pritw. , cusslon tho progressives agreed with President Wilson that tho control of the currency should be taken back by the government from tho New York bankers. That Issue, and not tho details of tbo bill, decided their attitude when the roll was called. STRIKE BREAKER TO QUELL IRISH RIOT MINISTER GAMB0A CHOICE 1 OF CATHOLIC PARTY , . ,, ... , MEXICO CITY. Sept 25. Foreign Minister Froderic O. Gamboa was to day nominated for the presidency by tho Catholic party .convention. Gpn oral Eugenlo Hascon was nominated for vleo presidont. lloth candidates nro men of high standing. Gamboa aepted tho candidacy. The Catholic party whllo support lifg tho Huerta administration roa'llz- od the futility ofdeavoring to con ttuue Huerta in qf Ico .bepauso of tho Aioarlcan opposition and tho govern- ntSbt's Inability, to borrow .money Te attitude waf indicated to Huerta1 wgo finslly sanctioned tho proposed DL'DLIN. Sopt. 25. Sir George Askwlth, chief industrial commission er and known -as the "official strike breaker, hat been summoned from London to attempt a settlement ot tho local strike. The lord maor Issued a memoran dum outlining tho plan for a special conciliation commltteo comprising six members which are nomlnatod by tho ememployora and six by tho transport worker with Askwith as chairman. Tho commltteo is to meet Monday and sit until the present utrlkes and lock outs are terminated. e ticket. would support t: KING'S HIGHWAY HOME DESTROYED BY FIRE FIro caused bv a, defective wlro to ta'jjy dostrojn. tho hpmo of "Walter Italaigh rosldliist .en ICIugs Highway, last ovonlng about seven o'clock. Tho flrjB auto truck insde a quick run hut no water was at hand, tlu homo bolt x a mile out of the city HnilU. tKjc homo was forniorly owned by HivA. T Hverhard. Shipwrecked What is said to bo the most vivid portrayal of tbo perils of the am. over presented In motion pictures Is found In the Kalem two-part photoplay, NEW GOLF CHAMPION RECEIVES CONGRATULATIONS ii i . i HOSTO.Y, Sept. 'J5. Coiimlulat ory mtf.-HKon ooniinut'il to pour in here today on Francis Oiiimet, who last week won the United Status open g4f ubuMpionhip. Among the messages received wh one from John D. Rockefeller, Sr., whieh roed: "I wmgratiiUle .vott iihu jour Ataerii-an ictory. I admire your ideas upon teuipvmuco." Forest Notes Wasblnxton stands first in lumber production, with Louisiana second. It Is said that 1)0,000,000 broom handle are used annually In tho unitwi Mates; ono for oach man, Iwoman, and child. The lends burned over during tho terrible flros on tho Idaho national forosts In 1010 are now largely cov ered with a thick growth of young tree seedlings, by natural rosoedlng Manufacturers of artificial limbs . ... i are soeklng substitutes for Kngllsn willow, used because of Its combined llghtneos and strength. It Is claimed that tho I'ort Orford cedar ot the) SIHMHBH HHc 'a, . . ino oilier i.i Ionic or rcstor uvu is as CHOC AA,TSi tivc or satisfjtiory as mj-i oMfi ?tm IIAVF. VOL'U WATOT CT.D. r-H OCCASIONALLY, A WATCH will run witliotit oil or clenniiij; longer tlmit .'uiy oilier niece of macliiit cry'Mf if mcJs both occasion' ally. If ywi will rqinld-r tint llic rltn of (he balance wheel ir.nch ocr tifucn miles u day, you will tint urtuhte jiiur watch n ipeck o( oil ami n cicjiilnx pine a jvar. It will Inetease tlis life and accuracy of our watch. Leave y.mr watch with ui tu-Jar. I carry tho Wnllhnm, Elgin, Howardt Hmnliton, Illinois, South Bend and Rockford movomonta in all tho nizos. Also tho now Gout's Thin Modol Full Dress Watch. Martin J. Reddv Tho Jowolor Noar P. O. MJn Tlicatic TOMUin- (IM.V "MV I'.NSKU.V II.WIIS" A Thrilling Two I'nrl CIiiuh KIIiio Do- teiitlvo Story "A I'ltOimU.I'ltOM'lHKHI'ANIHI I IM.V" Hm'imil flloiy of "Who Will Marry Mary" Merlon "I'OOli I.IH'K" (.'oniHity "IIKt'KIVIVtl I'Xt'l.K AHA" ' Connnly IJvory Tonth Tlchut a Double. Try Your l.uck, lUe. I'llilii) nud Stlimhi) MkIu "KlVtl IKIIIIMtT Ol' SICILY" SAN I'K ANTISCO, Tl . .Sept. J , Over the Pacific iwnii liihi I'n r went ruili.iting from Sun Fi.mi i- o it wirelesn message wh.uli riiilul every hhip with wtrabnw appnralu-, uml askeii it to dip its flag in h-nor of the lOOlh anniversary of tho ill ovory or that broad eXHiune oC i tor liy llallioa. I up uiixag was seot by (he M ir- eoni "Windceft Tclecmph rMip.in ami wns incked up ami relnyoil Irmn shiji to ship until within h lirt tiinc every vessel on the Pacific hud n eeiveil it. The nietwagu rend : "Dip flairs. I'acifio neean ili-co-ered lour hundred years ago tduv hy Ilalhoii. l'ai-ifii' iionit ci-li-br.it. iiiitiernrv in (lir I'urlolil jilinil nt Sun I'miici" Octoher --'''. i'lirto'it r-tivjil iM.nmittec i-eml grictin.'H." 1 I E&S ffeatm i rg It rcnlorrM unturnl color to Crpy or fnde.l hsir. i'r vcr.u ilandrulT, tlrpi I iH.nj; half. A healthy beaulilul growth follow In inc. .VVinJJI I)m(imiiw'Icc'.iiI pvt ! f ire It nut ninrd tut mplricn ilOr lul Uil'i nTH PU lUr.-.uUmti.Nul.N J mm&fmvmwmWiJi Ml III Ollll I'll KM V m jfWJ 'Draperies W carry n v -ry complete line ot (Imperii e l- curtal tuiurra, ta. rjiJ do all tlj. of u 1. 1 i'iirK A rtwiHl inn o fholc afl. r this ror. irluKU-ly and 'l KWn as ii mmI rT'i uh la (Hisaibia ti fc'.t lu uven the lartfrst . Hies "Wooks & McGowciu Co. E. D. Weston Official Photographer of the WTcdford Commorcial Club Amateur Finishing Post Cards Panoramic; Work Flash litfhfH Portrait Interior and exterior viewt Negatives made anv tinn and any place by appoint immt. ISIS THEATRE I'llOIOI'LUh 'KIIIW ONLY "SHIPWRECKED" Special riHituro In Two Iteuls . Tint i,r.,iti Zihi r- - itrixs of roMi'ia Travel IIIOKK 'IIIOI'IIMLsOMi; TltKSSIM VltRgrsph Comedy With lltinny. CiUoy, riorw Finch and l.llllnu Wulkor Ciiiuliig lililii) ttiti.it lu Tmo Purls 208 E. Main Phonnl47) "SHipWUKCKEP," which will Jjo' Pacific Coast will prove equally serv preseqUd at tho IsU Then tor Thura- Iceablo. day only. The capturing of a largo fioa tor In tho open yellow plno forests of; Washington and Orogon a collapsible lliorolc struggle which saves the lives nomination and gave assurances hojf H19 rd"rellcts arq lituong the Un- uMiiui iqaires in mis remarKnniG mo tion ploture. Tho story deals with a millionaire, who takos a party on a crulso through tho southern water. A storm at sea wrocks the vessol and tho tost of manhood comes when tho men ninlco way for tho women and children in .tho lifeboats. Bxhaustad and unnblo to row, the wealthy man's 1 llttlo party. drifts to a desert Island with tho tide.. Ills rlohi's avail him nothing arid tho mosf primitive mari ner of living results. A powerful sociological Hit nation dovolops In tho government of the llttlo community tolso, an attaajc by scores ot cannl-'plow Is being used In digging fire bain, tho sinking vessel end ve linos to stop surface fires. The plow can be dismantled and folded Into a compact form, no that It can be packed on horsoback, and wolghs only fo pounds. Whon in uso, ono man with n homo van do tho work of 20 or more men working with shovels. Mr. Italelgh nud famllv am out of town and know nothing of tho loss. land whon a vossel Is sighted and tub Tbp low 1., ( timated nt about ?2G00, niodern Hoblnson Crusoosarc brought IT WILL MAKE YOU HAPPY JL Tho flro hail a good start und practl- tnlly nothing wan snvod. HAPPY H0GAN FINED $50 FOR INSUBORDINATION 8iN IMlAXCfp; C.L, ent. 'J3. Por lending h'u$ lmuished jilnyeif- piriuo lieiu in yuMcrijuy u iuur UttJ'Q Ut'iween uaklaud mid Venice in ini fashion, "lJjppy" l(oguu. innnigor of tJ.10 Yejiino tonm; wni finelj $B0 loiltiy iunl susjiondud for live ilny. This will kusj Ifonn out ol fljB jiamo for tho rest of Iho er icd wi(h Iho Oute. back to civilization, many lessons have been gained from the privations suffered. , Those, Tfoublofcoiiio Tresses, ft Vita-' graph comedy with Bunny, Cutey, Flora Finch and Lillian Walker and .jt4? WSm -"TZ.s Mother's Advice "0 Her Daughter v.. II A ileal Live Doll to Poodle It Woman' Grealcit Hnp,i!nrn. A "White Satin Striped Madraa Collar that w n't spread at tho top on ncc jurt of tho l.inocord Lnbrcatebli LuttoiUiola, wed only in Ide tylver r&L 17 - L U sizes 2 for 25a Virtr en ulf st alt Us Ut shops Ceo. P. Ido & Co, Troy, N. Y. Alio Mtkcra of lila Shirt E. W. NOBLE All iCIntU or Wood Himlug I'lii'iio 7l.'-7v 10:il North LY-utrul " ''rtfim''fi No need having piles any longer! No nocd of pfrcrJnK another dayl Steal n'u I'llo llnmedy (complete with tube) will help you or IT COSTS YOU NOT ONi: C1JNT. This n-medy Ih a combination of tho Hi,, ti.ii..,, .i,. .-i,. ,.r., luiuo uii.uini:ui uiKii'i'iiucu nuiuiui' the Iluus of Pompol makos a very, n c1lIor(Jo wlth other powerful cura. strong, bill for today only. JoKn A. Perl . .UndeKtaker Lady Aeslstaut. ' 28 8. IJAUTWCTT Phones M. -17 nml 17-.T-2 Ambulujice Survlco Deputy Coroner tivo principles, nnd IT OTOPS THE PILE PAIN IN ONE MINUTEI So suro nro wo that Stcarn'H Pile Itemedy will benefit you that wo will ItnPUNO YOUIt MONEY If you uro not satlsflod. This la tho only pllo remedy that wo can guarantee and wo know you will thunk us for tolling you about It. Wo huvo tho excluslvo agency. Jlubklm' Drug tjtoio GLASSES That fJt your oo3 aro worth nil Thoy cost. IION'T HI? 'J OO CKinWLOl'H A llttlo Inquiry will convince you thut my patronu aro satisfied patronB. why? necnimo their glasses aro right, nnd my. prices urp an reasonable ns Is cnnslutent with I.IIfiiI Nervlco uml llio iM-ht miitcrlals, OK. ItlCKiatT Myoslglit Kpt'iIuIM i Over Kontnor'a Mcdford I (n 1 f i't m liiH'riiii t, ai'rs atoet I wni. i H.mm nu. .u (h'iltm U ilwlr f 1 11 mn t t ;n tutui.iii t Ami aba Ii t ! ii If wist kbuM ( ur Isariis , ( nit laun .M riuiril), M.lti.r's I'rl.mt 'I iii is n ririaal appi, ratlin fur th I aid mli.al iui.cli aiul tirnut. l r- I tslal l.ss A viWiflnfHl iNfluvasv. rtiays all fiar Miililiw nil mli, U a Wimi srsufiil eiii'.uruk' ni.iit I 1 lb )"uu. iiiMiiast nniiirr, aihI irnilta lr u ll.rwiu-U lh 1 lu-iinl h...jr in 1. lad. fiv.. in Hrfix ,Uil t'i i Ii 111 d in ami ilv wuaa sirs I ui i-H'lu''. UH iiatm - iii.indMl kite abuuhl. Id. si 'I in f M .lticr I rl'Qd makca th hi .'lit flip, itllaat aiul itHMoaltp lu hi 411 in. 'Ill 1 4 Ml slul'i and ti-nstun nixsi t rrts obi I iliMluoN's Is anlilal. ami. . . . .. . - - .. in pisci' (11 Hri"il of iimiiiip n siol i ii- Hiiiijt ilroml. Ii Is a sas u t ualw nuus and Juyui i'Mtisltaat '11m re la uu iiausae 1 1 lui.rnlne tick iris, no iii-rrous ttrlti lilnfc', n no ig that (ii-nm stra n kaewn in so loao u'MHtn, In in v M .tlirra rliid la really one f Urn lirisiml lil-win. ihai ' umlil !. (ivIsmI. 'Jlils siluiillil and itUIii ri uh'iIy isn Ik liail 11 f any O nsU( nl II OO a l Ml.- and Is Miri' lo iri.yi uf liicsili wil.l. rui, nut cy him a (In moil it, ln.i up q r,,. imiili nml firuri- nf tln . 1 1 .1 t 1 in lrsilflri Iti-s'iliitnr (', Ii- lm.r It 1, Allnina, du., fi.r timr ik i . .i.i 1 1, i',i in r, Mi: Ill- pupil S Raises the I 1 Doutih Better I M ALL GROCEnC . I I MTV-SLfO.M) ANNUAL Oregon STATE FAIR SALEM Sept.29-Oct.4,1913 A whole week of plensnro and Profit ijwo.iiiio iipnaiiai in piii:miumh On Agririiltiirul, Llwulork, Poultry, Totllo uml Oll.ir IMilblts Morse rams, Khnntlng Toiiriiamont, Fireworks, llnnd Conrerls, Cugonlrs i:posllloii, rhlldreii's Playground and other free attractions, IncludltiR Ibod and Ogle's Ono King Circus. Kreo Camp (iroiiiids, You are Invited hiiiil for Preinliiiu List nml Kntry llliiuhs lliiliirril rules nu nil rullroiids For particulars .uldiosu FitANK .MIIItiaUTH, Kcirolnry Hiilcm, Oirgoii L . .5?mJ;J TXkai 1.. i.:,1 I -aiffiHiBtHdm; STAR THEATER TODAY Hamylton and Dene lu Vnudevllto Prrstnitliu: ,' That Itural Pnrro Comedy "MOWN O.V Till! l'Alt.M" Behind the Gun Drama What Girls Will Do Classy roiimdy with Oloun Whllo and tho four famous beauties. Way of Fate Drama A Chinese Laundry Tin: (nnxcm: LAuximv Karco Cumudy FPXXV lUNCHIS IIV MAVLU Comedy IIV ahd moat f o n u 1 n r lotcl in thu City. Running ditJlillcd ice vater in each room. European Plan, n la Qirtc Cafe., I Tariff on Jioomi 12 rooms .... $1,00 each 00 rooms .... J, BO racli fiO rooms .... 2.00 each 60 rooms vita piiutj Lslh 2.00 ec)i fiO rooms wiihpn'ule Ulb 2.80 each 30 lultoi, bedroom, par lor and bath . . 3.00 ouch For more than ono fpiett add $1.00 extra to tho nbevo ruts for each additional uuot. Reduction hy week or month, f.. Mwtmtr.t Chtittr W, ICnllty mLniznsxS3izi2iim Woolworlh & Woolworth MiihIu and Hound KffeclH Always 10(j LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING COLONIAL PLATS in riioi'oiiL'lily niodtM'ii roonm routing from $8.00 to $15.00 per month Bathroom nnd Laundry ArsiJoiiunodatioiiH Clna and Nloelrio Lights 13voi'ylhing lt'iirniHhod JOxcopl Eats 217 Uivoi-Hido So. Phono 900-L W re' !&.!Th&ii&f' &&&''& tiV.JV A A W AAJUAv- ts Jl .