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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR. MEDFORD MATE TRTirONTC. tRDFORT), ORK(10NT, MONDAY. SKPTUMUKU 111). HUM. s Medfohi) Mail tkiuunb "AM 'lNnMiENTJ1:NT NnVPAPBU I'UUMMIKD I.VIIKV VFTHUNOOK i;. ewer sunuay jiy niR MKDKtmU PIUNTINO CO. Tlin Democratic Tines. Tim Metlford Mali, The Metlfnril Tllliuno, Tlio Soutlt- otn flrogfmlnn. Tliu Anhlaml Trllion Office Mall Tllliuno llulMlnft, SS-M-S North fir ttt-aots toUpliono 75. orrielnl PriDcr uf thr City of Med ford. official Popsr of .ickon county. (JBOIKIH IM'TNAif, lMlto- dml MnntiRcr !ff Bntljrs.1 as srronJ-nass mutter nt .Meflrnrtl. Oi wn. iniilff the net of March 3, 1ST. tUBDCnU'IION KATE8. Ono ysfer, tiy mail f s.fl Oim rim,. th, lv itib1 . .10 l'nr mcmli, rtdti.-r. I liy catrlr In Mertfoiil, " rksiavlllo and Cen tral Point . . ... RO PiHtinliiy only. ) m.ill, per yrsr. .. S ft V Mr. rr yoar .. ... l.&O itv.-ourr oiccur.ATioN. imlly frsvsti far eivn nwtiths end Jni. NiHrrolH-r JO. lMl, ITfl Tlio Mull Tr'buM Ik on (Abe nt th J cm Nf UrS Htl I'Arllaiht HoUl lrtlnnd News stand. Sun l"n nelson. 'i stand, rrtmntt Co.. Porllnn.t. OiVi. V. O, Will Inty, rull Xionicd Wire United Frets Dispatches. aiEDronn. oimaoir. Metropolis pf. Southern Orsgqn nnl Northern California. . nnil the fastest Krowlnn city In Orfjron. Population V. S rvnsus 1910 SSIO. estimated, 1911 lo.ooo. I'lvo Immisitsl thousand dollar Gravity Water System completed, chine flneat nupply pure mout.taln water, ami 1T.J inllrH of streets pnt-ra Pastofflcr r' ipm for year ending November 30, 1911. show Increase of U par cent. FiRST FALL WELCOMED BY ALL Haiti (lint fell general throughout tho Horuo river valley Sunday amounted to .42 of an Inch, and was Konornly welcomed by farrnors and growers, putting tho ground In shape for fall plowing, which will ho in full pwlng by tho first of next week Tho rain alto cloarod tho atmosphere of tho hnzo of smoke from small brush fires, that havo been hanging over the valley, and settled the dust on coun try roads. During Sunday the rain enmo in intermittent downpours that put a dnmpor on nutombilo excursions, and kopt people indoors. It failed how orcr to halt the picking operations in tlio orchards, Monday's sun drying tho trees. Fair and coolor and prob nblo frost aro predicted for tonight and toraororw. I CENTRAL POINT POINTERS. 4 Mr. and Mrs. C. Jqffrlcs of Corn ing, CM., who havo been visiting friends here for tho past few days, loft for their home tho middlo of the week. .Mrs. B. H. Young and children do parted tho last of tho week for Wash ington, where they will reside perma nently. A largo number of out-of-town visitors attended the school rally and oyster fry at tho school houso Fri day ovonlug. A most pleasant ovon lug was spent by all who attondod and llstoned to the excellent program consisting of speeches given by the students in the high sohool and prom inent business men of the city. A. P. Glllotto is In Cayonviilo at present attondlng to business Inter ests and visiting friends and rela tives. Tho Roguo Itlver Valley Hand were at Jacksonvlllo Saturday furnishing music for tho fair In that city. Ilov. 11. Vv Aldrich Is in Salem this week attending the M. K church conferonco held in that city Mat lloobe and family of Apate motored to Central Point Saturday and spent tho afternoon, Mls Mary Meo and Mrs. Kmms Ilfclili spout the week end In Grants Pass attending tho Industrial fair be ing held there. Sheriff Slnglor and Deputy Sher iff f Gay and C. Wilson wore In tho cit un business the latter part of tho week. A fire alarm was turned In hero nt aboi. t two o'clock Sunday after noon. Th c'ttttfor and firo com pany quli'kly r"-iond(d to the cul) and 1ml t'.e Ine uader lOntrol In uulolc Owe. TUu Mi prorod to bo a slight blute on tUe tuvt '-. the home of T. Kmtukstedt llva.g oo Wml Main tUruot Jubt croa the mil road tracks H wrh u nil or control loior auy real damage was done. W. l. Prlco, Jr., and timer, Miss IMin Price, spent Sunday ut the Modou orchard. .Mien Tuiuui' of one of the central ElntcR is tho finest of her aunt, Mrs M. O. Dioadlitiut, and family In thU c!t', Mrs. Wallace Klnyon of Medford aud her guost, Mu. Turner of Su perior, Wis., spoilt the evening with Mrs. J, C. Ileamos Saturday. All of thpso ladles woro formor rosldontH of Wisconsin and they had n most on Juynblo honrt to hoart visit and al though thoy were not acquainted lu their natlvo stato they all know poo plu In conniion. Clatlus MuCrodlo Is In Oakland. Qtll., uttQiidiug tho Polytechnic col Ioko thuro. ' ., 1 KLAMATH COUNTY KLAMATH 00UNTV is rhitii? tlio black flag of repu diation. Its courts arc busy issuing perpetual injunctions against the payment of debts honestly incurred, the mate rial for which has been received and used. The action comes as an aftermath of the unsuccessful fight waged against County .Judge Worden because of his road building proclivities. The money was spent in road construction and for road equipment, because the people demanded roads, and there was no other way to secure them, under Oregon laws. That the expenditures were approved by the taxpav ers and tno people was conclusive! v lieinonst rated wnen by an overwhelming majority the people refused to recall AYorden. Neither Klamath county nor any other county can afford to repudiate its just debts. It is the worst thing (hat a county can do. 'and hind.er and retard development. It is the poorest adver tisement that ever came out of Klamath county. The instigators are not acting in good faith to save tax'es the amount involved to individuals is infinitismal. To outsiders it looks like spitework, ami such knockers ought to be forced to leave for the country's good. Library Books on Tho public libra)' Is waking a display of books on cducntlonal sub jects that will be of interost to the Parent-Tonchors associations In plan ning for tho year's work. Tlio fol lowing title havo been loaned by the stato library to supplement tho local collectien: School Industrial Credit for Home Industrial Work. Civics and Health. American High School. School Sanitation. Iteport on Vocal lonal Training In Chicago and Other Cities. Country Llfo and tho Country School. Pupil Self-Covernmont. HJgh School Curricula In the U. S. School and Its Life. What Children Should Eat. AT INDUSTRIAL . FAIR Tito following prizes were nwanled at the Jacksonville iiulu-trinl fair, hulil Saturday, SejHumber '27: Agriculture Field com, fir.t. C'l.v.lo L. Ws.h; eooiti, John Uroad, JaekiMinville. Popcorn, first, Charles Abbott; sec ond, Hen nml Ed foffuinii, District .1. Mukmelon, fir-t. Henry Kieder neyer, District 1. Pumpkin, first, i 'lint Dunitiiigton; i-ei,t)n, Hobby Golden, District 1. Sqtiali, firt, Prnncih lltiekley; serotnl IIoUs- traiiC, Di'triol Tl. I'otutoii, ffrtit, 'nrl H, Wolf, District '7; -euowtl, Kdgjir Kncle, Distriot 1. Cnliliage, fiit, KVir Knsele, Di-triet 1. On ons, first, Wilon Clwrk, Distriet 05; t-ccond, John Ilunor, Distriet 1. Tomatoes, first, Lolnml, Cunt rail, District 3; second, John Xeidor neyer, District 1. Domestic Science mid Art Broad, first, Ora Stout, )inlriet 1 ; second, IHtherino LeHVonvvrirtli, Distriet 1; third. Sarah (Jreave, Di triet 1. Canned. Fruit, firt, KUie Iitsele. Dwtriet 1; second, Ekrn Oall, Dietriet 1. Colleotion of jellie-!. fimt, Ullian Knele, ditrict 1 ; et ond, EUic KdmIo, Dutriut 1. Cake, first, KJie Kitto, Distrite 1; deeond. Alena llnon, Distriet OH. Iland nade re-m, firt, Margery Walters. Oiblri'-t fiO. Iland-uiatle apron, firt, I.ottio Pntton, Ditrift 1; set'imi', Velum .MfCredie, District 05. Ma-(liiiio-inuile dre, fimt, Ekron fiall, Distriet 1; weond, Anita Morgan. District 1. Mnchitte-initde apron, first, Edith Dniloy, DiMrint 1; .' ond, Kltron ftnil. Dost dreel doll, 1rt, Ifuth I.iiiinpnch, Distriet 1; Nooontl, Lottie Pntton, District 1. I'loncn Sweet I'eaK, flrt, Francis Dnek 'ev, diflriot II. Cut flower, fimt, Itruee Oriovo, DUtrinl 1; second, An i)ie Keideiinoyr, District 1; third, llutli Eaton, )intriot 1. Poultry liTuditcrrnnean, i"irM, Elsie Ensele, District 1 ; second, WitUoii. Difctriot (10. American, first, Loui Paul JoaitiiiK-i, District 27; second, Konn Ilarrel, District 1. Aaittlio, firwt, Kenneth Pulil, Dietrirl 1; sne nud, Kittli l.uy, District 1. ItalibllH Xfirn nml l'runee Enaolo nntl Jiicluud SiiiKler tied for firnt. Dis trict 1; second, Kenneth Pulil, Dis trict 1. Manual Training Fiirniluio, first, I'unl Ctunoron. District 1; bocond, Ftcd Collins, Dis trict 1. Dird hoiibo, firxt, Cecil Gull. Dwlriet 1; second, Wilder (Jotllovc, mm AWARDED 1 Distriet (i!). Meohunionl toy, REPUDIATING!- DEBTS will do more than all else to Educational Topics -Ml ml and Hand. High School Administration. , Mistakes in Teaching. What to do at Ilecoss. Manual of Moral and Hutnano Kdu- catton. Home Training Ityglonc. Committee of Ton on' llurat Schools. Vocational Education. Ideal Teacher. Sensitive Child. Wider Tso of the Sohool Plant. Play around Association, Proseod Iurs and Yonr Hook. Habit Formation. - Tho Child. School Garden Hook. The People's School. The books aro for circulation to iteachers, mothers or any ono inter- jested. OFFSTRANDEDSH POUGHKF.KPSli:. N. Y., Sept. 29. -Three hundred terrified, nlgtttclad pauengcrs woro taken by tho river steamboat Iroquois early today from tho Iroquois' sister boat Mohawk af ter tho latter vossol had run on n rock in mld-chnnnof in tho Hudson river opposite tills place. Most of the passengers had gone to bed when tho Mohawk, bound from Now York to 'Albany, crashed onto tho rocks.' Many of thoio wtio bad re tired woro hurled from tho berths by the shock and several were more or less hurt. Charles Skolly of Now York, who was badly cut, tho most seriously. From their cabins the frightened crowd rushed on deck, screaming and struggling. Ono leaped overboard but was rostcuod. I)y hard work the crew Imd succeoeded in restoring or dor when tho Iroquois steamed along slilo. Doth vessols belong to tho Manhat tan Navigation company. Tho Mo hawk was draggod from tho rock four hours nfter striking. SCHOOL INDUSTRIAL FAin VAS SUCCESS The School Industrial fair held at Jacksonville was attended by nearly 1000 pooplo and was u success In ovcry particular. The Central Point band furnlshod music and In front oi the county court houso gjmes and sports of every sort woro held during the day. Tho exhibitions of fruit equalled those of any fair held In Jackson county this fall, nnd tho oxhlbitlons of bread, cako, nntl other pastry recolvnd highest cnmmondatlon from overyono. Foot rao woro hold, sack races, wat er melon eating contosts, etc. A has- hot ball dinner completed tho day's activities. Tho various prlzoa havo not boon awarded as yot, but tho potato race, horsobaclc, resulted as follows; I.olnnd Cwntrall of Huch dofoatcd Ittibon Plttz In tho first race. Second, tie raco uotwoan Kd Kubll and Unhurt Ilrovvn, ' Vitloutiije Singlor, District 1; tiucoud. Riliis Lontliorwood, District 1. TJtoro wore ovur 11)0 outrioa of nil liinds. Itettcr Ilitliy 1-ntrcs Class A Sihyl DunoH, 07.1; Geo. I'attuii, 0.'i..'l; Virginia !!, lJr. Wiliiui Hoory, 1)1. U; Flotolier Jolinn 88.:i; Ioliort Lewis, 'Jl.fi; Clomii Slmvv, 9i.7. , Class II Helen Ulrioh, 1)8.0; W'il- ma Ditiloy, Dfi.fi ; Donald Ktuusul, Oo.II; Cnrl I.nraon, 01.2; Glady PASSENGERS RESCUED N N GHT ES firt,Uury, 80.0; August Siuglcr, 88.(1. WEALTHY UROKER ASKS t DIVORCE FROM "SAHARET" Frederick V. von I'rantxliis. wealthy stuck tiroksr and art connnlMcur, filed suit for dlvonre ngabut his wife, Mm, Clnrlsin S. liww von Fratitxtus, a d.Aucer, kituwti on the stage as "Satin ret." allying statutory chnrgw. The broker wni tnarrird to tho dancer In New York on June "3 after a brief and romantic courtship, which bcjHm when he foil In love with an oil portrait uf tho worann. According to the bill. Mr. Von Frant xlus dtMcrtcil her husband six days nfter tlK'lr marriage. Joseph K. Florldo, the woman's dnnc. Ing (wirtncr. Ii named as coresouduut E i Si:ATTI.K. Wash , Hopt. 20. One hundred now nanus will bo sent to Judge HttniphrloH today by the so lallsts who aro conducting n cam paign to uitiko a farce of his author ity to pledge thorn selves to resolu tions to violate his orders. Tho names were socured Saturday at an open air meeting of the Fre,o Speech League In City Hall Park, the same place where 'Mn?. Kato Sadlor, Millard Price and Dr. Herman Titus spoke a few wwks ago in criticism of Judge Humphries and wero ar rested for contempt of oourt, which precipitated the present campaign against him. Over fire' hundred stood for two hours through n con tinuous downpour of rain and un thuslaatlcnlly cheered the speeches of defiance of the alleged arbitrary exor cises of power by Judge Humphries V meeting was also held at tho labor temple last night. WHITC0MB RILEY TO GET POETRY SHOWER INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 20.- Ar rnngpiriciii were made today to give JiimeH Whilcifnli Kiley a "in4tr hliowec" from the child reii tMnnigli out Indiana n his si.vty-firt birth ilny, October 7. Tliere will also In a parade in his honor by the Indinn aMilix scIiihiI cli'lili-en. MARKET REPORT PrlriH Paid Uy Dealers F.GOS 3l)c. HI'rriJIJ-Cr.aioeTj', 86e; dairy POTATOES- 7Ra Iq SOu 100 APJ'LKS-lijc. ON'IOXH 1..',0 ir 100 11)8. no.VBV 12Vse n .ound. CIDEIt 2e. POUK Hki lu IVAa. iiBEK jsci to m: ' LAUD- 14. UACOy 18c U)''J0o. SIIOCLDKHS -lie. HAMK-J0e. I. It rinck Ihs. HOGS-DrcsMid, 32o; nlive, 8c. KIIKKP- Kk'o. STKKKS Allva, fHf'"c. COWS Alive, fitfDOo. VK. I- Dre.tl, llo lo 12. I'OULTHV Mixtftl oiiioKens, 0; springs, J2o tf Moj dragguil, J(l to 18. liny anVT firaln ' (Duyii'if,' Wtio.) ' WHEAT SQo'jijigho). OATS .lOo bushol. " IIAV-Vetoli, .ftJ 1 ton; uniin, $12 lo .fin. ' ' UAH LEY Whole, $2.5 Ion. CORN' 18 ton. JoKn A.Perl Undertaker Lady Assistant. 2 h. iiAHTurrr PIioiion M. 47 find 1--J.lt linbulaiico Hervlco lieputy Coroner fjv "flifA J!;& J ffiwlMl ilk .m, i MMK. SAMAtol T MI nu wrnnti KE BENCH sr PAYS 10 MARKET FRUIT UNDER ESTABLISHED! , POUTIjANM). Oro, Se.it. 2'J- Uni'it 1 It pity to market fruit under estnli ti'ihcd biantls? Tho ttimwor la kIwii Jin tho nfflrmtUlvu hy W. !'. Owltt I head of tho soiling force ti( tlt North western Fruit Kxrhnugo of thin city hcuuise ho hits the data to prove with out tht) slightest douht that linois pay moi'o for bratuled frtiltH than for others. For Instance), tho Koeiio Itlver I Fruit aud Produco nssorlatlun puts l out Its bout product under tho llluo Trlnnglu lirnutl. All of tho famous products of (lint association tiro sold uuder tltu llluo Triangle, nud It hat paid lu tlotlars nud routs ninny tlmcv Kereutly Unto pears from tho snirio cordon of tho Pacific Northwest and without n special brand to tllstluKulsh them from tho product of any other place, sold lu an eastern market nt an average of J1.7S for half boxes The verv not day and lu tho same trntrkot tho llluo Triangle of tho Kogtie river section went nt nu nver age of $2.20 for 10 and an average 3f $ 1 . '.' a for the lialntico of tho car. Th tlay following two woro rnrs of tho nanteloM Hoses were sold on tho astern market at an average of $1 71 while tho llluo Triangle sold lu Hus ton at tho same tltuo at an nverago of $1.91. To such nn extent has tho demand for branded products Increased over the ordinary run of upplos, tho North western Fruit Kxrlmugo has Just re reived nn offer for Its ontlro output 'inder tho Skookttm brand nt nu ad vance of ;tlc a box over what the Mttn. grade of fruit Ik living sold tin der tho old nrratiKements. The of fer was not accepted hernuso the holders hero believe that "Hkooktim" 's worth more POPE MUCH BETTER; HOMK, Sept. 20 -The Pope frit so nittrh better today that he received a delegation of pllg-ims from llnull and guvo his blclng to a number of girls who hn.l Just madu their first communion. His doctors have In sisted, however, that he give up many of his duties, fenrug ho wilt rollapse otherwise. Thoy said hla trouble was duo ocly to the weakness of advancing years. Norn Hayos Is said to havo wrltton several new sours nnd "created" a number of tho most stunning gowns for her Intoat folderol feature. ECI10S FROM PHOENIX PlioctiU llaiipenliiUM Always Inter cut Our ItcnilcrN. After reading of so many people In our town who have ben eiiru' by Utmn's Kldnoy l'llls. thn c y. nat urally arises: "Is this utodt.liif oqua'ly successful in our ne''ht'filutt towpi.'" Tho gtmoroiis stii'omant of this Phoenix resident leaves no room for douht on this point. Mrs. J, Waterman, Phuonlx. Ore gon, says: "I havo no hnsltathn In reetimmeuillng Dnnn's Kidney Pl'.'s nf I have had ainpln proof of their merit Over-exertion or bolnx on my feet fur any length of time, onusoii my nnK to ache and sont sharp palm through tny loins. I"rofiiont hondacliet ntul spells of dizziness nlso bothered mn I know that my kidneys wore at fault and lioarliiK Dunn's Kidney Pills highly rerommentled, I procured n supply. I began usIiik them nnd the) relieved tho dlfflcultlos which had no Ions; distressed mo." For snlo by all dealers. Prlffi fi0 contw. Foster-Mllburn Co., lluffalo. .Vow York, solo aKonts for tho United Stntoti. ltomontbor tho namo Donn'a nud tnkt) no other. E. N. NOBLE All Kinds of Wood Hum Iiik Phono 7II--X lOUl North Central LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING COLONIAL FLATS 'I'lioroutjlily modern roonir runting from $8.00 lo $in.0C per month Jlallii'oom find Laundry Accommodations flas arid Klectric Lighir lvorything .Viirnishod Except ,'3ntf- 217 Uivoraidc So. Phono 1)00-. $ i l $ $ J $ l PAGE THEATRE:! Monday October 6 Tlio Boaiiou'u Ooinody Hit- OFFICER 666 ? T f ? ? f r t r t ? T Uy Aiiiislin in New Voiic, Ono Vpiii A web l' mystery aw lauKlitPP, a liuif,rii ronianco of iuick-rii't! at'lion, with plfiiiy of .suapi'iisc OIMCNS HKASON AT lA(IK TIIK.'PMI. Sval Sale Sat unlay, 10 a. in. pkicks r,0c, 7."i', i.no, $i.r.o "Orrii'tM' litili" iipt'iis tile Hfiisttii at llit llfili, INii'llawl T J ej - $ We rttrry a Viry rmntiliitii Him of ilraperlv. tc eiirtnlriH, fixture, rtc. Mint til) sll f!.IKI( nf lllit llllxrlllR A ccclil iniiti tn limk ivftrr till work i cu!m ) uiul ll ulve nn kiidJ rlio an U pukUiU to iil In rvu tti.i lurmut cltlos Woolca & McOowan Oo. E. D. Weston Official Photographer of the Medford Commorcial Club Anmtour Kini.shiiiK Post ('ll'(ls Panoramic Work Flmili lights Portrait Interior awl exterior views Noirativea made anv titnr iiul any plaee hy appoint meat. 208 E. Main Phono 1471 Hooray! Blood Free of Impurities Eczcnin Gone! Acne, Teller, Rash, Pimplco, Carbun cles, Boils Banished! X. .s. Itrlvr ttip llptnnti of llli.uit IliirU .i ii nuila. Itnii The undr hv,ir nt skin U a nn nfl work .f linv l,i.oit vi--ln In which thn rniiioiiN Iiihh rrttir-ily. H H H, worUs with rumarkitblr m tlvltj Thu Is liy H. H. H. tlui iMMt kimwii iin tnirlllnr, Hn mull h punitive futlnii In thn nkln, Thre In una IngrtMllnat In H. H. H. wlilvh pfrnllnrly ntliiiiilitlrM cellular or nlm. dulnr Activity to svlact frutll Ihe IiIihhI or friini this Unit network of lilnml vim .'1 In tlm nkln. thosx elcnivuls which It repair for rtiKunarutluii. Thu a. pliniiUs. lis. urtmiut, liliiin, er any nllmr lilnod eunilltliiti that nt Isrks tho skin ur slis nu nullnt Hi roii nli the skin. I met with tho un tlilxtnl eff.ct nf H H. H. I.'mlsr thn Inllusnse of H. ft. 8. thU flii'i nstwork of liluuil venftN in thn iltln Is constantly takliu; (rein the 'jIikkI thn nutrition rs'iulrwl for henlthv tlssilf, ittnl the eauns of illstsiin lit Just h rofiNlHiitly liornnilnK reiltnvatl. suit- lrel nml ri'inlcri''! Imrnilnii. Thesn facts Hi" inure fully fisiilHltii'il In a honk nn nUIn trnulilrs snt li; Thn ffwift Hiiorlllr Cu, IbU Hwlft IIMk. At- mi I a, (In. Vnil will II ml H H. H. nu slilu Mt nil OriiK stnri'if. Out u linltlu lo-ilay 'II J hutilHh ull skin tillllctluns. Redl located nnd most nnnnlnC :msM Iiotel in the City. Running dism'lled ice water in each room, European Flan, n la Carte Cafe. Tariff on Rooms 12 room 00 rooms fiO room - $1.00 each 1,150 each 2.00 nodi 2.00 each 2.80 each CO rooms with fiinle luth CO rooms villi frirjlc bath 30 suites, lit-droum. nar lor out! bath 3.00 each For more than one nuest add $1.00 nxtra to the nbovo rates for ' each additional guest. 1 Reduction liy "week or month. I ManiiwiHvnt Chttltr IV, KulUy wzx2wlrw&mim:,unzai if..0 7w"?f--- V. It-. X l $ l t l t i T ? ? ? r ? ? ? f ? ? y ? T ? Map llutli. Six Mtmllis in CliicaL't). $ J $ JV t $ WHERE TO GO TONIGHT STAR THEATER Today In Vaudeville Eddie Bros. lUnekfnce ('(inirdiaiw, in a Ivettl ('diiiedy Ael. Don't Miss This Four Big Reels of Photoplays Wat el i rtii' our many bitf things coming. Always 10c ISSS theatre PUOTOPI,.US ()f lp..ITV Toi!ii)'m Prfigram tin: WOltIC II.MIIT lllocrnph llliACK IllUfl'V l.ttblu Mi'isonn at ruuinv (?.nvo.v W'oHtorn AllVKNTIIKKS OK A WATCH TIIK.V 'i:itl ON Tllllllt IIO.N'KV .MOO.V C'oiiiedy , Hero Tomorrow tui: ki.kjiit ok thi: ouow fP Th eatre Tonight "(iOOl) I'Olt KVII' Iiiibln A Pottorftil Drama lu Two ParlH "A lAV WITH A IIINIIOO KAMIIiV" Patho (Jolorod "ItOAIi TO jiohi:., KIlANC'i:" "Vam-iiv in nouuNi:" "llliACIC ANn.wum:" IlloKraph Karct) Coinndy "oiuKtrioNH ovnimuMcn" llloitrnplt l''ui'co Uomedy Kliotv SlailN 7: 10 P, .M. NIuiim ( ADMISSION n AND I llo CoinliiK Tliui-Nilay Only "HICi:i,KTON IN TIIIJ (II.OSHT"' A Two-Part Kulom Thriller ' Aim tho lluiiuy Munch- In , . "which wav inn nu no?"' ? V