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.W.W.THREATENING
10 INVADE SIUSLAW
FOLLOWING ECU
THE GREAT HASSAN AND REN ABDIC TROUP OF EUROPEAN
"$ND ARABIAN CYCLONES, PYRAMID BUILDERS, AT THE PAGE
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World Series Baseball
N. V. (HANTS VS. PUIbADKI.PHIA
ATllliKTH'S
THEATER
STAR
IN STOCK MARKET
HOLDS OP LIMITED
I'l.OHKNVi:, Or., Ni.v. 1.,. An in
vupion of Imlusirml Workers of the
World is Ihronfcwd here todnv fol
lowing (lie ilonorln'ion M'slerdH.v f
lilitc insinbm of that rniitin
by SOD rltUoiM. The JndutriwHtef:
won? pUieed on boftid the Imtwh Ht
vor nml taken to lhe north rqAl of
tlio SiiinlHM' river nnd after bnititt o
rnrlcd up the. beach for 8mo di-s-Intiuo
we're (old lo kovp jine. Tin?
tlfiporlnllotie wore Hceiinplihed with
out disorder mid no nttompt was
liitido lo molot the SmliMrialwts.
The ImttiMriul Worker establish
ed iv henilqitnrtcrs hero two week
ngo. but tho citizen took no notice
of their nctivities until it whs learn
ed they plnuncd importing muii to
the town.
At n inn!'! tocoting of oitirons it
wns deoidod to deport them.
A number of Industrial Workers
wlio Jinvc lived hen? for some time
wore allowed to remain upon their
promise to renounce nlleginnoe to
the organization.
REBflsWlD
ATTACK MAM:
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NI-:V YOUIC, Nov. 15 - i:trcmo
dullness marked tho opening ot tho
stock market toilny. Although thu
first quotations showed n uuijorlty ot
fractional gains, tho list receded
slightly on subscnuont dealings.
Realty dropped 2. Tho boar then
attacked tho mnrkot and price
dropped all along tho lino. Heading
nnd Missouri Pacific each lost a point.
l.lllrt Cuuptall, a uloro of Mis.
Patrick Campbell, In phiyltiK ono of
tho roles In "Disraeli" In Oeorgo
Arils company.
SUN FUANCIHC'O, Cab, Nov. IB.
A reward of f R 0 0 was offered horn
today li Houlhotn Pacific official
for tho capluto of tho lono robber
who hold up tho Overland l.lmltod,
train Inst night and' escaped with
about $700 In Jelowry and money,
taken from tho flut passenger who
oeeuplod tho rear couch. Tho rob
bery occurred at 7:10 o'clock last
night as tho train was leavlni; Uleh-moud.
I ,ou I no Drew Is appearing In musi
cal comedy
OF
A DELIGHTFUL PLAY ?
AltoRCther the best production icon
at Page, Including ,tho opening per
formance by Maudo Adams, Is the
ordlct of most of those who wit-
essed. "Tho Ulrd ot iirndUo," Fri
day ovenln. Tho play deserved a
xexiri: to si'iiscitiiiKits.
The Mall Tribune will go to
press at 12:30 o'clock Mon
day In order to permit the
staff to go to tho baseball
came.
' CJOOIl HIMj AT STAK TOXlfiHT.
The Star Theater offers In vaudo-
'larger audience, but'plays have been vlllt? for tonight, Tlergordster trio In
NOGALKS, Sonora, Nor. 15. Ho- coming too fast lately to Insure such ,clas singing ami comedy act, to
ports were received hero today from ,a result. The play depicts tho pic- gethor with an especially good bill
reliable sourcos that i largo force turesquo Hawaiian life, the cast In- of pictures, featuring the two reel
of constitutionalists Is mobilizing for eluding the Hawaiian ukulele players film of "Good for Nothing Jack." Ttia
an attack upon Mazatlan, nn Import- jand Hula dancers, was excellent, thd ever popular animated weekly will
ant -west coast sonort. Tho attack- scenory beautiful and elaborate, nnd also bo on the bill. .;
tho final setting, tho, volcano crater, Hie attraction of .Mansueld s dogs
the most perfect bit of striking stage and monkos n clever vaudeville
mechanics uvor Men on a local stage, act Is billed for Sunday. Popular
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tack would not bo mado until tho Miss Lenore Ulrica, a girl hardly out prsces -always iuc.
rebels wore re-lnforced by a portion of her teens. portraal of Luana, I
of tho constitutionalist command ! ranks nor as one of tho finest act-1 Rudolph llunner Is a brother of i
ing force Is well armed and has sev
eral pieces of artillery.
It was believed hero that tho at-
PAGE THEATRE
Steam United Well Ventilated
TONIGHT
SIMtfMAIi PICTURIC IMtOUUAM
"Featuring
"KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN"
Three Parts
SUKPKISK Fl?ONTIFI COMFDV
COMING Sunday and .Monday, Two Nights:
"THE ARAB DERVISHES
The Original Oriental Hen Ahdies
I PKOIMJC I
Fun and Lots of Coniedv
In
Patho Moving I'lrluiVM
Shown at tho
IT
Theatre
srxn.w AM MONH.W
With tho usual four reels
Splendid Pnigruiit
You cannot afford to uilsu it.
Only tile and .V,
Tb
leatre
Friday nnd Sutunlny 7 p. in.
Only Saturday mattueo S.in p. in.
freo to children under I'- )rs. of ngu.
In Convict Garb
Hssanny Western In - parts, very
thrlllluK.
"ins snemrr"
lllogrnph.
"TAI.KATlVi: TtWS"
Patho.
1 1 unkind, piano, traps, drums, effect i
Coming Sunday 2. IS p. m.
nnd evening
Patho
"WOHI.D'S SUtllW ll.Si:it.l.l."
and four other reels of tho very best.
Today
iii:iioomiNTi:u tiiio
(,'lahHy Hinging and comedy act
COOD I'Olt NOTIIINU JACK
101 lllsou two reeler.
AM.MATCI) WICCKIA'
Always IntereslliiK.
IIINKS AND Till: IIATHINH (Illtl.S
I'arco coun'dy.
ANTICS IN INK
Cat toons by II)' Maor.
WOOIAVOHTH
Music.
and WOOIAVOHTH
CO.MINO TO.MOItllOW
.MANSI'IHI.D'S HOOS MONKKVS
A ulctol vnudevlllo act.
Always 10 Gents
500
at the
CHRISTIAN
Sunday School
BE ONE
that captured Cullacan.
Altnta, noar Cullacan, also
fcllen before the Carranzlstas.
has
rcsscs on the stage.
the late II. C. Hunncr, editor of Puck, j
OBITUARY
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r.ov. J. A. Slowr
Hov. J. A. Slover, formerly a rosl
dent of Ashland, died at the homo
of his daughter, Mrs. A. F. Eddy, In
licrkeley, Cnllf., this morning at the
advanced ago of over S3 years. Tho
remains will be brought to Ashland
nnd laid besldo those, ot his wife in
Ashland cometery. Tho funeral par-1
ty is expected hero Saturday morn- j
lng at 7.40 and the funeral servlcos
will be held at tho Baptist church in
this city Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock. i
Mr. Slover camo to this section In
18S1 and left Ashland twolvo or thlr-1
teen years ago. Ho leaves four chit-
drcn, two sons residing In Grants
Pass, ono daughter in licrkeley and i
ono In Spokane.
Mr. Slover was formerly a circuit
rider in the early pioneer days.
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"The Honoy Dee" had Its first
presentation .In Atlantic City Cast
week.
."5U
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Cyras Noble
Msfta-Iball will
your
on the
laottest day
pure
mature
bottled at drinking strength
Page Theatre, Wed., Nov. 19th
j
W. J. Van Schuyvcr & Co., General Agents
Portland, Oregon
Alan Dale In tho N. Y. American
says:
"A laiiFh cyclone."
"Funniest farco In n decade."
"Tho tears rolled down my
checks."
"It has 'Officer CCC lashed to
tho mast."
"'Stop Thiol' Is a wholesale
laughter factory."
Morning Tolegraph: "A great
big hit." "It's too good to bo
true.!:. .
Morning Wer.ld: "(Jets tho
laughs." "A merry, rollicking
farco."
Times: "Funny situations ga
lore." Herald: "Cot moro laughs
than any play seen hero for a
long time."
Morning Sun: "A lively farce, '
Tribune: "A success." "A
succession ot laughs."
ANOTHER
Cohans Harris
SUCCESS
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BY CARLYLE MOOPC
PERFECT COMPANY
SUMPTUOUS 'PRODUCTION
You'll Laugh
When thu Curtain Cons Up.
All During tho Show.
lli'tHreii tho Acts.
On Your Way Home.
(ielm: to lied.
In Your Sleep.
Ileforo llrcakfast. '
After Lunch.
All Through Dlunor.
foh a vi:i:k aiteh.
Prices 50c, 75c, $1
and $1.50
Seats now on sale
YES, THIS IS JHE ORIGINAL NEW YORK COMPANY AND PRODUCTION
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PAGE THEATRE, Wednesday, NOV. 1 9
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A GUARANTEED ATTRACTION
"ANOTHER COHAN and HARRIS SUCCESS"
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A FARCE BY CARLYLE MOORE
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PRICES, 50c, 7Cc, $1.00, $1.60.
Mail orders recoivod now if ac
companied by check made pay
able to R. E. Gordon, managor,
Page Theater.
YOU'LL LAUGH
When tho Curtain Goes Up.
All During tho Show.
Botwoon tho Acts.
When the Curtain Goes Down.
On Your Way Home.
Going to Bed.
In Your Sloop.
Beforo Breakfast.
After Lunch.
All Through Dinner.
FOR A WEEK AFTER.
YES, THIS IS THE ORIGINAL NEW YORK CAST THAT PLAYED ONE YEARTAT GAYETY THEATRE
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