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Wall. Thfl Jledford Tribune. Th South
wn Oregnnlnn, Tho Ashland Tribune.
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Official Paper of tho City of MedforJ.
Official Paper of Jackson County,
entered aa nfcoml-cluaa matter at
Mndfnrd, Oregon, under the act of
March 3, 187.
President Endorses Chamberlain
With Medfor Stop-Orwr
PEOPLE OF TRENT
SEEK
LBEAIN
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A IRIAN
MILAN'. Oct. 4, val Tarlft. Oct. r.,
3:40 n. m. A great meeting was held
hero tonight and before a largo anil
onthiiFlnstlc crowd Slpnor lkittlstl, a
socialist deputy from Trent, Austria,
mado n speech In which he said ho
wir much touched by tho Imposing
demonstration. He could only pay,
ns n son of Trout, that It was await
lug liberation by Its Italian brothers.
"Tho liberation of Trent and Tries
te," ho said, "fueaiiH tho ncclmpllsh
mont of a duty left as u herltago by
t)io great makers of the fatherland."
Tho enthusiastic crowd, following
tho speech, paraded tho streets, and
nttompts of tho police and acrblnecrs
to restrain tho pcoplo wcro In vain.
At tho Montenegrin consulate tho
crowd mado a manifestation of sym
pathy nnd then marched to tho monu
incnt of Garibaldi, where other speak
ere delivered fiery speeches.
(From tho Salem Onpilnl .JoUruitl.)
I'rcsiuVut Wilson hni fonunlly in
dorsed George K. Clmnilicrlniit us one
of the senntors he desires to see re
elected. This n to he expected,
heouu-e tho Oregon innn lins become
one of I lie most nhmhlo memhers ot
the upper lioue, ami his six year'
experience bus won for him the mini
important committee places nmenj:
lliee lipin-i the elinirmnnhip of the
military committee, which is probab
ly next in importance to the foreign
relations committee in this timo of
worldwide strive. A Tuither evi
dence of his close relations to the ml
minixtrntion may he noted in the fact
that Chamberlain was chosen to
father the Alaskan railway bill, mid
engineered the passage of this pro
jiresMve bill in romaikubly -hurt time.
ThK fact vvns probably due in some
measure to the .enutor's perinal
popularity amoiur his colleagues, his
faculty for making ami retaining
friend!? heintr ns marked in the na
tional capita! ns it lw been for years
in his home .state. This iptatity,
coupled with excellent mental ability
and industry, has had much to do
with his successful public career.
It has been uijred by the political
opponent of Senator Chamberlain
that the provident would withhold his
indorsement of his candidacy because
the senator has a time or two opposed
administration measure.", but this
view was held by few persona who
have studied the president' career.
They are well aware that he is not
Hiixiotia (o fill the senate with mere
puppets, but rather prefers strong
men, independent in tliomjlit and ac
tion, nnd amenable only to sound ar
gument. Chamberlain is of this type,
ad the president knows it ns well ns
anybody ele. He has never hesitat
ed to stand for what he eousideicd
his duty to his constituents, whether
it was party doctrine or not. and has
never been accused of holding office
for sake of personal gain to himself
or his friends. As governor and en
it I or. Chamberlain having proven him
self one of the strongest of men Or
egon has ever produced, his tens of
tliou-ands of friends, regardless of
their political nf filiations, will be
pleased to know that J're-ident Wil
son reeognires hi ability mid integ
rity and his uefulnex- to (he nation
at large.
Christianity in Literature
J. Lawrence HIM .Stephens writes nn enticing plea for
Wo must look for Christianity tn agnosticism, nnd scorns to sweep tho
literature, not n though as listening universe clean or taitn ami ueii: nut
to ono singer after another, but rath
er to the wbolo choir. The fifth
symphony not bo rendered by ono vio
lin or trumpet, or by any one Instru
ment, but by tho whole orchestra.
Tlio range Is wide nnd long. It
reaches from Dante to Whlttier:
from Shakespeare to Hums nnd
llrownlng; from Spencer to Longfel
low and Lewell: from Cowpcr to Shel
ley and Wordswerth: from Milton to
Matthew Arneld: from Victor Hugo
to Tolstei: from Thomas a Kcmpls
and Pascal and Kant and Jonathan
Kdwards and Lesslng and Schleler
macher and Coleridge and Martineauj
and Robertson and Fairbalrns; from
when we read Tennyson's "Higher
Pantheism, rhu Two Voices," "tn
Memorlam," or Ilrownlng's "Saul,"
"Death in the Desert." or Whlttelr's
"My Psalm," the plea for agnosticism
fades for ever out and man still
Feeks (tod. In some ways It seems
truer and better to believe.
Such prophets never cense, though
their coming Is ever uncertain, In
the oarn Just gone three have "lost
themselves In the light" they saw so
clearly, nnd the succession, will not
and cannot fall. So long ns n cen
tury can produce such Interpreters of
Chrlstanlty as Tennyson and Drown
ing and Whittier, and others ton
Dollarhide Toll Road and Its History
IlOMi:, via Paris. Oct. R, 11:44 n.
m. Italians from Trent, Austria, who
reside. In Italy, hnvo petitioned tho
Italian parliament to clmplcto tho
work of freeing Italy begun by King
Victor Emmanuel nnd Garibaldi.
They request that Italy unite to tho
kingdom tho Austrian prirlnces in
habited by Italians.
Tho petitioners aro headed by Slg-
nor nattlsti, a socialist deputy from
Trent.
Jcrmlah Taylor nnd South and Bar-'nwmerotiR to mention, It will not van
row and tho Cambrldco Platonlsts to from the earth. Literature, with
Emerson and Amlel and Carlyle: from,'' exceptions all Inspired lltcrn
Ilacon to Letze: from Addison nnd jture stands squarely upon humanity
Johnson to Goethe and Scott and land insists upon It on ethicnl grounds,
Thnckcry and Dickens and George
Kllot.
Tho latter poets seldom forgo their
birthright of spiritual vision. Cow
pcr verged for a season In the oppo
site direction, but saved hlmslt by
the humanity ho wove into his verso
a clear and almost now noto In tho
and this Is essential Christianity.
Literature In Its highest forms Is
unworldly. It Is n protest against
the worldly temper, tho worldly mo
tive, tho worldly habit and life. It
appeals to, It allies Itself with, all tho
visible; It allies Itself with all tho
greater truths and hopes nnd becomes
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REPORT
VICTORY
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LONDON, Oct. .-, llrJO n. in. A
rorrcponJe,nl of Neuter's Telegram
company at Amsterdam transmits the
following dUputch from Vienna, hign
cd by Field Marshal J'otierek:
"Tho Servian nnd .Montenegrin
forces invading citst Bosnia have
compelled iih to detach mobile forces
to tliis region, which is far from- tho
arena of the principal section. The
principal action hlftilcii in east Ilo
niii has already come to n satisfac
tory termination. Two Montenegrin
brigades niter two days of severe
iightin- were completely defeated
mill repulsed. They now nie in a
panicky l el lent ucms the bonier
and they must leave behind them
their transport, together with a con
siderable ipiautily of supplies. TIipm
i'ni'ciH had nicvinmdv looted JloMiin.
"la the action undertaken in the
dim I hern part of the country half u
I). It. .lion of Austrian troops captured
n la! I huttalion of .Servians."
LIBERAL SUPPLY
PORTLAND, Oct. 5. .Receipts Inst
week; Cattle, 17f.fi; calves, 124;
lior.fi. 1407; sheep, C791.
The. livestock run for tho week was
very liberal In all lines. Tho rattle
market was steady to a shado weaker.
Fat steera sold at fC.OO, butcher cat
tle steady.
Tho outlet for swlno was very
blond.' Prices woro ten to fifteen
cents under lust week's quotations.
Monduy's top was JS.OTi, mid-week
nnd closing prlcos wero steady at
$7.!)0. Tho receipts for tho month
of September showed nn increase of
over 0000 compared with September
J913.
Tho run of sheep and lambs this
week was also largo. Uoth markets
wore Htendy to strong, l'rluio spring
lumbB sold in Hiunll quantities l'..00
o Jfi.10; fancy yearling wethorH firm
at fO.GO; choice, owes uteudy at un
chunged prices.
world's music, nut tho poets whojtneir moutnpieco. i no greater mer
foliowed him, closing up tho 10th ature Is prophetic nnd optimistic. Its
century and covering tho beginning Keynote is. aii is wen.- ana u ac
of the 20th century served Chris
tlonlty chiefly by protesting against
cords with the Christian secret, "He
hold I make nil things now." LItca.
a theology in which it was ensared. turn n Its highest ranges Is tho cor
Tho services rendered to tho faith Jrectlon of poor thinking that which
by such poets as Hums nnd Shelley
and William niako are very great.
It is no longer In order to apologize
for lines which nil wish hud not been
written. It were more in order to
require an apology from tho theology
which called out the Bcathlng satlro
of Durns and from tho ccclcslastlclsm
that provoked the younger Shelley
to atheism; tho poet was not tho real
atheist.
ir Christianity Is n spirit that seeks
to inform everything with which It
comes Into contact, tho process hns
that clear ami growing Illustration
In the poot of the century. In ono
way or another some In negative,
but more In positive ways they have
striven to cnthrono lovo In man for
man as tho supremo law, and they
have found this law in Cod, who
works In righteousness for Its fulfil
ment. Tho roll might bo called from
Wordsworth nnd Coleridge down to
Whittier, and but few would need bo
counted out.
Is crude, extravagant, superstitious.
hard, one-sided. This Is especially
true In tho realm of theological
thought.
A theology which Insists on a trans
cendent God, who sits above tho world
and spins tho thread of Its affairs as
a spinner at a wheel; that holds to
such a conception ot God becauso It
Involves tho simplest of the several
perplexing propositions; that resents
Immanence as Involving pantheism;
that makes two catalogues, tho nat
ural and tho supernatural, and puts
everything It cannot understand into
the latter, nnd then makes faith turn
upon accepting this division such a
theology does not commend Itself to
thoso minds which express themselves
In literature; tho poet, tho man of
genius, tho broad and universal
thinker pass It by; they stand too
near God to bo deceived by such rend
erings of Ills truths. All tho while
In every ago, theso children of light,,
have mado their protest; and it la to
Tho marked exnmples aro Tennyson itlioni that tho chief gain In theological
and Drowning, and of tho whole 1 , thought have been secured. For tho
think Tennyson Is tho clearer. Speak-1 most part the greator names In Htcra-
Ing roughly and taking his work asituro avo been truo to Christ, and It
Is tho Christ in thorn that ban cor
rected theology, redeeming It from
than that of any other fnastet In lit-1 dogmatism and making It capable of
a whole, I regard it as more thor
oughly informed with' Christianity
ernturo. I do not forget tho over
whelming positivenesH of Drowning,
whoso faith Is tho very evidence of
thing? unseen and whose hope Is liko
a contagion. It Is this posltiveness,
howover, that removes him a little
way from us; It in high nnd wo can
not attain to it. Tounyson, on the
other hand, speaks on tho lovol of our
finite minds; believes and doubts
with us, and such victories as ho
wins uro ours nlso. Drowning leaves
us behind as ho storms his way into
tho heaven of unclouded hope, but
Tennyson stays with us in a world
which being such as it Is, Is never
without a shadow. Tho moro clear
ly wo see tho eternal tho moro deep
ly are wil enshrouded in tho finite.
Tho poets aro tin; real defenders of
tho faith, tho prophets ami priests
whoso succession never fails, Leslie
belief, not clear perhaps, but profound.
John A. Perl
UNDERTAKER
Lady Assistant
m B. IIAIITLKTT
Phone M. 47 ijf 47-JJI
AjubuljuH Urllo9 Uulj Cvror
J. H. BELL
Piano Tuner
Recently factory manager for Dell
Drothers' Piano Co,, Munclo, Ind.
Combining a thorough practical
knowledge of piano building wlth.liO
years' oxperlcnco In all branches of
piano work, Including touch regulat
ing, voicing, tuning, finishing and
all repairs.
Modforri, Ore. Hotel Holland
This nutcle upon Mte Molliiiliulc
toll road is furnished by t 11. Wat
son of Ashland, attorney Tor Mr. Dol
lathido In his conttovcrst with the
county, nud picscuth the Molhithiilc,
view :
To the Ktliter:
AwcektigontS o'clock in the
imuniug 1 stinted from the toll house
on the Siskiyou mountain. for u
trump ocr the Pacific liighwii.v. I
was alone, but the beauty of the
morning, the mountain mid its gorge
ous autumn coloriny, the exhilarating
atmosphere in this delightful altitude,
the wonderful scenic hcntily. this
magnificent liighwny-lo-hc, mid my
reminiscent nioml made for me .the
best of ciimpauv. For nunc than
forty ycais I have been familmiii'ing
iti.vsi'lf with this old mountain mid
know no experience that I enjoy
more.
If this higjiwuy shall he completed
according to the plans and specifi
cations made for it, mid proper econ
omy exercised, it will he a nionuineul
of lasting eicdit to ibe people of
Jackson county mul a suggestion of
progicssivc spirit to (lie state of Or
egon. It is vcrtuiiily to be hoped
that nothiti'; shall be done, or left un
done by those having charge of this
splendid enterprise, which shall mar
the personal interest thc hnc in it
or .shall tend to criticise them for the
part they play. Few men have bet
ter oppmlutiitv to 'construct u mon
ument of mnguiluile to thctitsclws.
I followed the work on foot to the
California line, and tiien on over I he
California poll ion of the highunx to
where it passes uudi r Ihe Southern
Pacific railroad InMle bevoud Uai
ley Hill.
The Orison part of the hit-hwny is
much belter than Ihc Calil'oimn por
tion in collie rospccN, and to people
who shall Inn el oxer it, will furnish
a startling coutmst. The Oregon
portion has n lomVbcd flora twcnlv
four tn sixty feci fn widlh. while the
Inlilorma lutrt is restricted to nine
teen feet. The alignment uleiu: the
Oreson side is aV-n much better:
points arc cat tlinoiali or cut off
which necessarily udds width ami
yurduge (and coii-eipieullv cost), hut
also brings the stnoNit. of the rond
lo a, minimum nnd docs away with
sharp ami dangerous nines. On the
California portion, the load bed being
narrow, with ronciitciittv lower
banks on the upper ..idc and u nar
rower roail lied of Milid cm Hi, the
curve nv more frequent, with
sharper turns mid dmmcrntis crowd
ing on to the tower tills that couti
tute the outside of the lu-d. The
grade is excellent ou both sides nnd
excepting the narrower bed mul
poorer aliyliuiciit with the couscipioul
distulv milages, the construction work
on the Cnllfoniiu cud Is first ens.
The Oreunn poillnn Is first. Hums
highway work, which aNo menus that
it is expensive. 1 asked no one, but
.cstimulc that about HO per cent of
the mail bed work is completed. This
means that If the winter wcnlhciM
should set in early the road bed will
not be completed this waiter, which
would be very unfortunate. If thi
part of the work shall he completed
this fall nud hard surfacing is to he
done over it, the mud will not he open
for tracl before July, ltl,', mid if
the ruins should extend into .111110
with, a haul winter between now mid
that time, the hard surfacing will not
be completed for iicnI summer tracl
if ut nil until in the i'ill.
During the winter this inde shmihl
he carefully utlciidcil hv i force suf
ficient lo hold the season's aimigc
of grades, cuts nud Mils lo the lowest
point. The lot s, diit composing the
slopes nud fills will he hmd to rctuiii
in place, and when spinig comes must
he put In repair nnd properly puckcil
for rtiirlucliig.
This cannot he done until well lined
oul, which luinm one to peal m
umilhcr mutter which ciiiuiot lie no 1
looked wilhoiil great tbillui',c,
which nil the people of Jack" on conn
ly mill the I Dividing public have nn
interest. I refer to the loll mud nnd
its gieal Importance at this tunc. In
do not believe Hint the county couit
or the people having the coiisiruclion
in huitd lutw' iiff Icieiilly lufoimcd
themselves, of Hie Mains nf tlm loll
road. I iiiiimit lliink that llmv would
willulh mid wtiillniiU do Or penult
I 1 he done (Hint whlih iiliforlutiulclv
,:u v huc done mul penult led) If they
iiudi'i'siond ll.
I do not wii-Ii lo gic offence lo
mix one, hill will tu lit tlio risk of
'tntiiiH some history which cuil ,hu
cifllv vcrilU'd.
(To lie ( 'niij limed.)
For Congress
HAS JACKSONVILLE
FOUND THE SAME?
The Answer Is round In (lie Straight
fot want Statement of .liul.sou.
vlllc Resident
Wo have been read(ug week after
week In the local press of Mcdford
clllxctut who hnvo been rid of dis
tressing kidney nnd bladder troubles
by Doau's Kidney Pills, and wo hnvo
often wondered whether tho samo
high oprhlon of this medicine Is to be
found In our nlghborltig towns. This
frank and earnest statement by a
well. Known mid respected resident of
.IncUonvlllo will set this doubt at
rest.
Andrew Cant rail, California St..
Jacksonville, Oregon, sus: "When
1 was suffering from backache and
other kidney ailments. Dean's Kid
ney Pills canii) to my aid nud stopped
the troubles. Tho public endorse
ment I gnve them several yenrs ago
still holds good."
Price :.0c. nt all dealers. Don't
simply nsk for a kidney rebiudy get
Dean's Kidney Pills the sanin that
Mr. ('antral! bad. Kostcr-Mllburu
Co., Props., Duffnlo, N Y. Adv.
$
mm&
Fred Hollister
Ashland Tidings Supports Hollister
Blood Remedy
Sustains World
Myriads Have Learned of Its Re
markable Curative Value.
I'rom Um- very fuel tli.it 8. 8. ft, Hi"
faminci IiIikhI purlll'T a imtnral iiimII
clnr, It I niKiH'd lijr iIki wliu rnu not
Klvn up nirrcurjr nfiil oilier ilaiwriHi
IriiK". Ilnlilt In n niraiC' mnalt-r. Af
lllctnl j.coplit tine mi-rair with n lillml
form ot lialilt. Nut uaruul liy tlu rlnu
matlim III 17 too nil nruiinil lliiin, un
mindful of tlio locnmnlnr nlaila, paraly
!i anil other ilmnlM rcmlli uf mineral
polmtnz, tlicy cling tn tlic fant itltip
pfarlng trcatmrnt to mrrly niid pcultlvt
ly IM-Inu rrplaml liy H. K, H.. vhervrr
lti llulit btrlkcH In. K. K. K. I fat lie
roinlnic tlio rnrld's pnnarra for all lilnoil
Irunlilcii l'cau' It It wi'lruran to a weak
stomach, la taki-n naturally liiln lh
hloud, Is a wave nt purifying liillucnco
knim-ii by I'll ri'iiinrkaliln cunitlvr rrtiilm,
and I Ihc ci.indliy nt n lnt of ppi.
It fH-M Into tlio hli nnd r'uinlns n mrns
innllHiial liillui'iirH in tin uul utut I lilt
without any Mui-r eltcct than that of a
purfly ilramlnj; proK-riy.
It U tlm uiiiat i:nlv( rually rrrnm-r:iiTt(l-i
blood pwily kiu.wn, nnd lint
fuitalni'd lla ri'inilntlon for half a cen
tury. Its lnndUnU nr Naturi-'u il.-fl-tiltp
antldolia r,r itf-min that inuti' our
v.'nrfct altlUtlona. (let a I)tt l today of
any ilrnwl"'- lli-fimx nil aiiliHllliilisi.
Write Hie millral deparlinmt, Tim Kwlft
Kperlllr Co.. 111! Kwlft Hide, Atlanta, fin.,
fur free advice on Mood trouhlrs, and how
lo overtoni" Hit 111 Tlil ili-purlmmt it mi"
of the lliit'st lielpH lo nun to u fuiiiid
anywlieie, untl It U trillrcly fric
IT Theatre
.Motiilny-Tiic'day
Star of The North
Two It eel Domino, Indian l'cnturo
Our Mutual Girl
She's Some (llrl. llettcr Than liver
The Only Clue
Majestic Detectlvo
Rebecca's Wedding
Day - '
Keystonu Comedy
Von Set the llcst ami (lie It
IK .IVll)slc
PAGEIii
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Selected Photoplays
Doors Open 7 I'.
ADMISSION'
31.
Frederick liollUter, candidate for
congress against llnwtcy, wa In Ah
Iniid todnv looking after his cstnll
tlacv. Hollister Is 11 umn with the
puiirli a successful builuesii mnn
a result getter a happy contrast to
Congressman Ilnwloy, whoso gralust
rceommenilatlon Is that during nil
his years in congrcta lie has failml
to deliver 0110 single bennflt to htsi
dlatrlrt. Hnvvtey lias ronslatsntly j
rod hatiKs 011 to the western border
of tho t'liltftl States, far away from
Influential Iikho nt Iho best. Willi
a dead ono In conros tho dltitrlcl
will rnntlnuH to Kt what alio hns
lmcn gottliiK hIiio Ilnwloy hns been
nslp on the Job nbnolutcty noth
ing persistently nud nggtcsslvely
nothing-noiblug first. Inst nud nil
the Ittno, And Oregon has enough of
that kind. This itWtrict should hnvn
drawn his salary and votod aalnst,u llvn on tn congress. Tho Tidings
resolutions to icduro cangrcMilnnnl ' ! In favor of linvliiK ll from a re
mileage. In fact, n tout the only tie- publlrnn connismnu If possible, but
llvliy the record shows ou tbtt part
of Ilnwloy during hi laruinbnry was
Ills keen opposition to a connroaaluu
nl resolution reducing the iiiIIwiho
of congressmen to tit nstnnl travel-
have It w must.
Hollister tins demonstrated In this
campaign that bo Is very much alive.
Il ahewa Ills famltlnrlly with tho
mwda of this district. Wo are firm
ing expends from their dlatrlrt. tnj,y MiTr,( ,,,. ,.,,, lUy w,rh.
VMisnington. wi.hu iiibi iwimimi: ,, hj- mmlK. inl Ml ,s elected
cam., up he throw scv-ral acllv. and , , rammrtmt. , ..1.. ,, ,,..,. lrolI1.
vcliitincnt fits ngalnat it, nnd
prnuiit and so pcrwlatout was Ids ac
tivity that It almost nnuiiwd n linpo
among his ronstltulentM that ho hnil
ut last got oiioiikIi nwnkc to nrcom
Idlsh ono thing ut buut. Hut, ns
soon us tho resolution was side
tracked I In winy foil back Into his
lethargic swoon and has not alncu
given evidence of life, except through
his private secretary in
spoony political letters to
ll has the fot re to pul, Ibis district
vvliero ll belong, nud where It must
n to over nmoiint to any tiling
within lu proper sphero of influence
upon tho floor of cougroiui,
'Pho Tldlnga has como lo (ho con
clualmi that It will support tho can
didacy of I'rcdcrlik Hollister, not on
aerount nf his politics, but bcrausn
wilting! (''l district nctuls tlio kind of retire
Orogou ! sviilailnu tliut ho Is cnpablo of giving,
Isivtcc I'loor me
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Monday and Tuesday
Kclifr Special I'caturu
III Tliien Parts.
"IN DEFIANCE OF THE LV.V
A llirillini; drama of the 111, ilk
west, feutiiriiiff IJcssiu Kyluii ono
luiitl umoiig scenes of snow .inc.
ice. A story of the primitive p, s
sions uf the pioneer,
Two-h'ccl Ksnniiiiy
"THE MASKED WRESTLER"
I'Viituriiix Kriuicis X. Iliislimmi in
11 il 1 ji inn of x men uml bravo
deeds.
Kuluiu.
"THE LAD FROM OLD
IRELAND"
A gem nl' pathos mul humor,
VAUDEVILLE
KmprcsH McmlNucr.
ROSE mul MOON
The Intcsl xocicly dmicus in reiil-
ity mul jineriiiie,
coiiritltuonts In Iho hope of loiiilnillng
(hem that he was still muloiis fur
another torm,
Two thlugii nro certain: llnwley
is a dead one. Ho Is not a result
getter. Hollister Is a live one. Ore-
tliat lio promises, and tliathls nunrgy
and ability so far lu tho campaign
Indicate ho ban tho disposition and
rwl blood to deliver.' Ashland Tid
ing! (Iteptibllcnu.)
(Paid Adv.)
Page Theatre
Wednesday
October 7th
WJ.LLIAM ELLIOTT Presents
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BmH coMr.nv $IM
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Prices 50c to $1.50. Scats on Snlu Monday, October 5lli
Mnil Orders Now Hecejvel
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