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mTwonv matl trtbuto medfort). OTvtfaoy, Monday, apktti n ion..
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VARSITY STUDENTS
TO PLAY AT PAGE
SATURDAY EVENING
SCENES FROM WAll ZONE AND AMERICAN HEPHESENTATIVE
WHOM THE 1IUERTA GOVERNMENT OKDEHED OUT OF MEXICO
.Mcmoni nan unii iik snnro 01 poo i
theatrical cntortnlniucntB, but It linsj
not been often Hint vvo htivo nnd n.j
iijiiuriumi) jwcii nn imti which 18 iu
lio offered 118 next Sntunlny evening,
April istli, when J. M. Uarrie's brll
Hunt three-net comedy, "Tho l'rofos
nor's Love Story." will bo given by
Professor Archibald KcrRiison Hod
illo nml (en students of tho clns of
Dramatic Interpretation under the
auspices of tho University of Oregon
Drnmn Lonsuo.
A very high onler of dramatic null
Ity tins been developed nt our uni
versity tinder Professor Heddto's tute
lage, nnd the performances In Ku-
geuo Invnrlnbly cnmmnnd largo nnd
appreciative nudlejices. Many people.
Journejed from nil over tho statu to
witness tho opon-alr porformnnco of
linen's "Peer Uynt," last June, nnd
llternlly hundreds wore turned away
from tho Indoor porformnnco of tho
same play. "As You Llko It,'
"Domboy and Son," "Candida." "The
Servant In tho Home." "Kngaged."
"Tho Clouds." "Tho Importance of
Dolus Ernest," "Marriage," and
"Strlfo" nro some of the other plays
that have been given by Mr. Heddlo
and his student-actors, and without
exception they were artistic suo
ccotcs, demonstrating dramatic abil
ity of a high order. Too much credit
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At the top are two scenes from San Pedro, where the fleeing federals from Torreon were overtaken by 1
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4 nnral Villa's men. and at the bottom a uhotoirranh of the representative of the State Department, who has
cannot bo clven to Mr. Ileddln for hl T been ordered out of Mexico br the Uuerta corernment, and a scene in Torreon. which now In lu aener.il villa a
efforts in behalf of a wider and more 4 hands. I
detailed knowledge of the work o
our best dramatists.
This branch of tho University
work was Inaugurated over a year
ago as a dlstlnctlvo cultural courso
njid has achieved great success
through Its combination of a high
order of entertainment and marked
educational advantages.
Much Interest already has boon
manifested In this city over tho com
ing production and wo feel that we
can promlso that it will bo attended
by n largo and Intensely Intcrcstod
audience. Doth play and players
deserve all tho support that wo can
glvo them, whllo ovoryono wno goes
la assured of sovcral times their
nionej-a worth in an evening of un
alloyed enjoyment and enough hear
ty laughs to last them for some
tlino to como. Tho final shadow
graph love making sccno between the
"Proefssor" and "Lucy" Is, to use
tho well-worn "phrase." nlono worth
double the prlco of admission." which
by tho way. is to bo only 2Z nnd S3
cents.
Wo aro going to bo there.
The cast Is s follews:
Characters namod iu order of en
trance. Kffie. a Scotch servant employed by
tho Goodwlllles..Mlss Shearer, 'H
I.ucy White, an English girl, tho Pro
fessor's secretary... Miss Doblo H
Dr. Cozens, an old friend of tho I'm-
feasor's Mr. Howe, '17
Professor Goodwilllo... Mr. Heddlo
Lady Mildred (ago 2G). wife of Sir
Qoorgo Cllding. .. ... Miss Stobuo, '15
Sir George Gilding (ago 2C)
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Emily, Dowager Lady Gliding (ago
i'C), Sir Georgo'B step-mother
..Miss Ithodos, 'lu
Pete, a Scotch harvester, in lovo with
Kffio -Mr. Marshall, '17
lleudors, another, also enamoured of
Kffio Mr. IJrouaugh. '15
Agues Goodwilllo, tho Professor'rf
sister . Miss Young, "14
Dr. Yollowleaves, a. Modernist....
Mr. Colton, '17
KynojwU
Act. 1. London. Professor Good
wllllo's study.
Act 2. A fortnight Inter. A
whcatficld at Tullochmalns, Scotland.
Act 3. Night of tho same day.
Outsldo tho Goodwilllo cottage, Tul
lochmalns, Scotland.
Time: Tho prcsorit.
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The Slnr theater offer for today
TONIGHT
Of Mr-". Dn Hnrr.v dill, in;:ur nml
nt the Piiiio to
Spoke-niiin-Ke
nnd tomorrow nn exceptionally Mronp ,rnUt, who appears nt the Pnae to
i.:n it... i n: i.-:.... .1.- 'n .. ' '
'f. "" " ""' '"' niuhl, tho SHikuiic
above the nveniKO. The ilurN on Ut'w sa-v,i:
trombones uml nxophone trios nrc "The Moori-h room of the Spokane
e.-Heinlly pIcnMiip. hotel wnc pnekeil to overflowing ln-t
The iihotoplnyi for today inrlmle! ,.:,.., i,v .. ...,,.,.. ,i nimrccintivt'
" .,w:',"rfV1ita;.,,1,. Tli"r1, 7'"; jerovu! li. hear tlmt well-known ruler-MiM-hief
Maker," with th. lendj . ,.
plnye.1 by "HilhV Stoiy, lUs Vita- ""MWi -" '" . - ..... ..
graph eompanyV mo-t. until le ,.t.U,1r"",?,, " ,' " . , " Y
ress. The lli.raph eompoi.v olfer ; ". - - "- .
"friiiiiiiiditv nn.l LVfiirin." u -tninif t "'"''
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proiltictioii. nml two Kiilu.i cum ilii-
round nut tin iiuii'-uiill.v tittrartivi'
program.
ISA.
Her humorous pieces were excel
lent; stieli cliMraeter ilniwiu'. o tiut
iirnl, o icnlNtic, i of iiiiiisiint oc
.'iirrciiee.
".Mtk. (iill nl-o poeMV it fine
contralto voice, with which she did
effective work in the different songs
she iiresiMitt.il, nccotupiiiiicd on the
harp.
WASHINGTON, April n. Pro
ceedings will lie liegiui before the fed
eral gram! jury Thursday to ooniel
officials of the Milliard company, the
New llaveit railroad holiliu corpora
tion, to tctify at the interstate com
merce cuuimUsionVj investigation ot
New I linen methods of finance, it
wits announced today. "Ilv advice
of counsel," the olTicals refused to
answer .pie.stiotis. ..loseph W. Folk
the commission's legal ndi-cr, said
he would iilsti lid-in iinindamiis nro
ccc.Iius to force productiim of the
company's books.
i:L.noit.Ti: pirrriti: ,
ori'i:iti; at wis tiikatku
Tho Massacre, a two reel offering
which reproduces on nil elaborate
To show the effectiveness of scale actual scenes from tho govern
RITCHIE WEIGHS 134
SKATTLK, Wash., April 13 Ac
cording to Professor Trovor Klncald,
professor of zoology ot the Univer
sity of Washington that Curucl what
ever It is which Colonel Roosevelt
shot in lirazll, la a bird and not an
animal.
"Tho Now Yorkers who claim It Is
a spalacopus poopplgl will have to
como again," said Professor Klncald
today. "Tho curucl Is not an ani
mal or a rodent but Is very much a
bird, varying lu tdzo from a canary
her method, n little girl plnel u soloj meat war with tho Indiana of tho
li.fter only fight weeks' tuition. Mrs.
(ill's present ambition is ( organ
ire tin orchestra of '.'D harpists.
There 'should he u sufficient number
in Spokuno to realize this ambition,
and it uouM advance the cuu-e of
music uml ulliul url l hae such an
organization.
"Mrs. Hill c fulfil her program ly a
selection from 'Quo Vadi-,' full of
tire and strength."
i:lks attkxtio.v.
ThurHday, April lfith, Medford
Lodge. No. UC.S will hold u big
to a crow. It bolongs to tho family "Smiidgo" and our pretence Is re
trogonldaoand makes Its home In tho quested. Count and bring a friend.
tropical regions."
A big turn-out Is desired.
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northwost. Tho story Interest Is con
ventional, but well sustained. It Ik
tho tremendous fighting nnd scenic
effects that this production oxcels,
Tho photography Is excellent and tho
story as It progresses scoiiih to carry
the observer into tho heart of the
early west. Hears and coyotes are
pictured nt tho sceno of tno mniumcro
and soiiio Interesting types, such as
the preacher ami tho gambler, aro
portrayed.
Two other A-l photoplays and tho
Cliurchllhi, ouo of tho hose comedy
vnudovlllo nets on tho stngo today,
makes a show that you cannot aUord
to iiiIst Tho abovo will bo snown
tonight for the last time.
Patronize Home Industries
THESE GOODS ARE MADE IN TH E ROG'JE RIVER VALLEY. KEEP THE MONEY AT HOME
SAN FRAXt'IBCO, Cnl., April 13.
Willie Jtik'hio is u legitimate light-
WOll'lit.
Fight fans to the number of 300
who journeyed to his triiiniiitr camp
yesterday were convinced today that
thu champion can train down to 133
pounds nml still reiaiti nil Ills fight
ing strongth. Just to convince thu
skeptical tlmt the reports that ho
would have trouble in niakiiie; tho
weight for his fight I-Viday night
with Tommy Murphy 135 pound,
wore untrue, Kitclliu weighed in puh
lio yesterday, tipplne; thu beam at ex.
Bftlyl3l"4.
Tho fliiiuiploii Is now thico-muir-U'M
of n pound below tho weight ho
is (o iniiko Frihiy til fi o'clock, uud
there h iio doubt thai lio could go
Nlill owr If iK'ei'rtKiiry,
KjkIUi whn inoro llinu plciiscd
yUk M wwdlllnn, llu grinned like
M kU wlmt hu hojipto" on U hchIck,
We bavo changed our
nuuie, heieafter the MissioL
Furniture "Works will be
known as
The
Pacific Furniture
and
Fixture Factory
Home of tho "Pacific" Cedar
Chest.
E. G. TROWBRIDGE, JR.
Propriator
113 South Holly
Medford, Orogou.
Medford Iron Works
E. Q. Trowbridge, Prop.
General Foundry and
Machine "Works
Pacific 401; Home 298L.
Res. Pac. 5031; Home 227L.
For
GALVANIZED
TANKS
OIL AND WATER
and
IRRIOATJNG PIPE
Go to J. A. SMITH
128 N. Grape St.
Telephone 890
For tho best of
EVERYTHING MADE OP WOOD
See us. We make a specialty of
OFFICE FURNITURE and FIXTURES, MANTLES,
SCREEN DOORS and WINDOWS, Etc.
Factor' Corner South Fir and 11th Bta. Both Phone
MEDFORD SAflH AND DOOK CO.
WEATHER
BUREAU
PLANS TO REIVE
ITRIE
IS
On Match ;10. Senator (1. I'. Cham
bcrlain wiotc n follow, nckuowl
edeinc icccipt of an inquiry nynitl
inC tho nuiiiitainauco of a weather
buicaii at Medferd:
"In icforciicc to tint inuiiilainiuicc
of a weather ulaliou at Medfoid,
pcimit mo to cay that I will nt
once take lliw up with the Merctiiry
of iiriiulture and in due couiic ad
lse you,"
The followliiK letter wiw iccoicd
today, which indicate that the tie
partmeut intends to move the protein
complete equipment now stationed
here;
"(leo. I'uliiain, Iv-q., .Medford, Or.
"My Pear Sir:
"HelVrriiij: aaln to vour favor ofil
the 2 llh ultimo, I now take pleas
ure iu tiioliixinu herewith for r
iiiformaioii a letter jnnt ieeeicd by
me from tho secretary of agricul
ture, show iii) that his depaitmeut
li.li'iuU to do everything possible for
Medford ill regard to the weather
station there. Kindly return the in-
eloel letter for my files.
"With kindest regards, I hae the
hoimr to remain, youp. very "in
cerely, "II. W. fllAMUKIII.AlN'."
"Hon. (leo. K. ('hiimbcrlaiu. '
"I'liilcd States Senate.
".My Hear Senater:
"Uoferrinc to vour letter of Mai eh i
'27 ndative to the supposed reaioul'
of the weather bureau station at
Medford, Or., I take pleasure iu us
siirim; you that whde action has been,
taken to clump- the instrumental
equipment of this station, the value
of the scmccs rendered to Medford
and vicinity will lu no way lie det
rimentally affected, Kverv effort is
helm' made by the weather bureau to
maintain the vuliiahle fiost-wuinlnu
service ill this section without tiller-
milium, and ueiidilii! Ilie selection of
some peil'ectly cimipclcnl local iep
leseiilnlive of the hiilcait olte of lt
trained ol'lieials will iilnuiie the sin
Hon until the fiot season has pass
ed. Veiv respect full.v,
"It. V. KAU.HKY. (
",cliiif seeiclai.v."
DAVE SMITH KNOCKED OUT
BY EDDIE M'GOOHTY
SYII.NT.Y. X. S. . Apt.l I.I.
Dave Smith of Austialia was "in the
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of bis kiiocloml heie yeslciilay hy
l-Milto Mcdoorly of OMiknsh, Wis,
The Ametieitu mlthllewe'uht pill ovci
Urn slumbeilaiiil w.illop tu the Icnlli
loiind of u sehediileil Iweiily.ioiiiid
limit .
MeOootty iiiileliisscd (he Allslial
Ian nt eveiv uiqjle of the uniiie. llu
loved with Still til dlirillK the lusl thlee
loiiiuN mid could linvc pul him out
iiiiv time alter I lie sixth louinl,
I.OS AN0i:i.i:S, Cnl. - Avlutoc IV
l.lovd Thoiiipsou tquii'd elulit sun.
cessful Hip Hops, hteakluk', ho claim-'
pi.K.llMie d.scaid Imlnv us n lesiilljed, lleaehey's ooptlie-o..l iwi.nl. .
Colonial Flats
l.lKht heiisekeeidni: Iteiit by week or month only.
A quiet, rellned home for people who like comfort inoro than ti
Kanco. and tents well within the limit of their uieketbooki,
Hummer rate, KvcrjthliiK modern and up-todt.
S17 South ltlvitrld Look Un up.
ls
Our
Foot Formed
Play Shoes
I'or little lot aro tundu from
ott lenthr with pllablo KlK
nolo which Rives to every betid
of Om foot, mot, ouluar tlm
ordinary leather" olt.
They nro Reed. Try Ihein
that's the tcit.
Jc)clUTg 5 8roe or
RE0 THE FIFTH, 1914 Model, now $1325 Equlpiied-f. o. I). Medford
New Style Body, Electric Llnhts, Electric Starter, Electric Horn, One-Rod Control, 35 Horwpower.
Tires, 34x4. Also Roadster
It Is Too Good a Car?
Please Come This Week and See
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Reo the Fifth, us most men know, is the best
built cur iu its class.
It is built by If. K. Olds-huilt as he thinks
n car should he built, niter i!7 years of car
building.
It is built slowly uml carefully- with utter
oxiidtne.s with hi imUKins qf safvty. Jt Is
built to slay new, to save trouble uud upkeep.
Mere Is the utmost In an honest car. Couie
sec if you liinl any part too ood
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Hero is a car which cm
bodies extremes found iu no
other car in this class.
It lias u .'15-horhcpowcr en
KM io, hut every driving putt
is madu to hIiiiiiI fid-horse.-power
tests.
Tet chassis havu been run
for 10,000 miles run nlht
mil day nt liili speed on
roiiKh roads. Then tukcii
upurt nnd Inspected. And
every vital part Is built so
tlmt nil that reckless driving
leaves It practically llko new.
Tho steel is made to form
ula. Tim ears nro tested
for 75,000 "munis ucr loolli,
Tho miriiiKS for 100,000 vi
hratious. Tho oar has l,r roller hear-'
iiiKS, It has 1110 drop fork'
iiiKS. H Iiiih oversize (lies.
It bus u very cosily clutch to
prevent nil the daiuapi of
gear clashing.
In n hitiidicd ways which
menu streuulh uud cmluratico
it offers you u siipcicur,
The Car to Keep
The car is for men who buy
cars to keep. I'm- men who
want cars to sta new, Kuril
car is built as Mr, Olds would
huiltl it for himself.
It is also for men io(
want Iho last word lu beauly
uml (qiiipuicut, 11 has thu
new slieamliui) body. It litis
elect iio Hinder and lights, It
has thu oiie-idd control which
makes (-car shiftine; easv. It
has pel feet finish, deep up
holstery, hand huffed leather,
clc.
Now $220 Less
Tills year's model sells for
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$221) less than last yenr's
model with elect riu starter.
This is largely ilue to the fnet
that all special machinery for
huildiiii; this chassis has heel)
churned iiKulnst previous out
put. N'ow, for tlm first lime, a
car built like this nnd equip
ped like this is sold for
$1175 f. ii. b. f ii dory.
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Kver.v' sitiintr, tin! demand
'for Ueb'tfuf Fifth oxeeeils thu
factory output. Production
this yenrlfitrf boon liinrHvin
crl'iiseil. Hut Iho demand'for
this car keeps ahead of sup
ply. '
W'c ure you, Iheivforo, ,to
cqiim Ibis wqok. If you want
this car for early ilulivury
ciniiit whilii wo can supnly
Vint. The lime is hound to
count when wo can't, .
J. C. ROBINSON
Automobile Agency
33 S. Burl lei I
PliBtie 835-J
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