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MEnFORT) MATTi TRTKUNK MIWFORT), OR1WON. SATUUDAV.
OCT01WK
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BOOTLEGGING
INDIANS
HERE
TO BE PROSECUTED
Thai tho RovoMimiMit i thoroughly
in earnest iti tliu htnU'Uienl or its of
ficers thnt liikv must ho kept nwny
from tlio Indian wiliii'tes now in nl
ti'iidnnec upon tlio dim Uconjp mur
der trial wits eidoneo liy the nrrhnl
jm tlio oily this morning of lour ex
Ira federal officers ospeoinllv detail
ed to wntcli out for and to detect
bootlegger. '
In speaking of the situation this
laoniing United States Diitriet Attor
ney lleames said:
"There arc now in the eitv in at
tendance as witnesses seventy-five
Indian witnesses. The ease on trial
is of the utmost importance both to
the government and to the defendant:
important to tlio government in its
effort to enforce the law and to tlio
defendant who is on trial for his
life. Notwithstanding the many
warnings issued by tlio local news
papers there have been four arrests
mndo of persons charged with linving
sold liipior to these Indian witnesses.
''I believe, however, thnt the. onlv
way iu which wo can absolutely keep
liipior away from theso Indians is
for the saloons of the city to agree
not to sell any intoxicating Honors in
cither n flask, bottle or jug during
tlio time these witnesses nre iu the
city. This course will prevent nny
pei-son from buvin- liquor from the
saloon and giving it to the Indians.
"If any other course is followed
then there will alwnvs be men mean
enotijji and low down enough to pro
cure whisky for tlio Indians. I am
going to show no leniency whatever
to theso bootleggers.
"I have taken this matter m with
the saloonmen of tlio city and they
have agreed with me not to sell liquor
iu bull; for the next two week?."
DE WOLF HOPPER
AT PAGE TONIGHT
Mil
PROGRAM
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TEACHERS'INSTITUTE
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"THE SPOILERS" AT
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The musical piogram for the leach
el's' institute is as follews:
.Monday morning ''(liandma's
Kuitlin' Song," pupils of sixth grade
Washington school; "Folk Dance,"
pupils first two grades Jackson
school. Afternoon "Santa Lucia,"
with sextet, eighth grade Washington
school; "ldk Dance," first two
grades Roosevelt school.
Tuesday forenoon Two-part
song, (a) "Hird of the Axuro Wing,"
!) "Tho Lord Is My Slicnlierd,"
fifth and sixth grade-!, Kooevelt
school; Dutch "Folk Dance." first
grade, Washington school; "Folk
Dance," first two grades Lincoln
M'linnl (London Hridce). Afternoon
"The Flag Goes Mv." eighth grade
Lincoln school; "The Mischievous
Hrou m?,'' drill by second crude
Washington school.
Wednesday morning "The Saucy
Wind," fifth grades Lincoln and
Inckson schools; Indian club swing
ing, fifth and sixth rrades Kooscvclt
school. Afternoon "Tho Wind's
Song," boy soloist, third grade .lack
son school; "The Man in the Moon,"
fourth grade Lincoln school. Night
"The Patriot of Hunker Hill." two.
part sout, seventh grade Washington
schoel: folk dances, "I See You,"
"The First of May," Koosevclt
school; "Night, Lovely Night." two
part song, seventh grade Lincoln
school; "Will You Play Wi h .Me?"
drill, thiid grade Lincoln sehool;
"Have a Care," two-imrt song, sixth
grades Lincoln and Jncksou schools;
"t'omin' Through the He," drill,
third grade Washington school; "The
flypsy Camp," costume song, fourth
grade Washington school, Lois Quis
enberry, soloist; "Ilumorcsqiic"
(Dvorak), high school chorus,
Inez Coffin, Imisical director.
Parents, and friends cordially invited.
When the SeligVolyscope cotnnanv
concluded to film Rex Henclt's great
romance of Alaska, which will be
seen at the Page .Monday and Tues
day, that company .determined to
leave nothing undone for giving the
greatest impress and fidelity in de
tail When the production was begun,
tho main street in the city of Nome,
Alaska had been mined by n tidal
wave and then eliminated In- file.
Foitunntely theie were old photo
graphs of the old water float and the
main street; so the original buildings
were completely rebuilt and the con
ditions of early Nome that existed
along the shores of Notion sound
were rcptoditccd as n background
and foreground for the exact period
in which the plav is cast.
Many episodes showing the manly
ait of self-defense nre as sensation
ally presented and arc as tin tiling
ami strenuous as could be desired,
and erv real, for the camera never
lies. The scene iu which the imperii-
i nent lounger addrcs.es McNamarn,
and that evil genius takes him aside
and administers two iiiick. powerful
punches on the offender's jaw, under
the ean'ion, "There is a man in this
'ere camp," i about as deft a hand
out as one is ever "rivileged to see,
and cettainly puts the questioner to
sleep on the spot instantly.
Few "ictttre tdavs have enjoyed
more advantages in "location' than
"The Sooilers." The scenes ut sen,
along the shore, in the mountains in
the forest, tinder the dull glimmer of
I the midnight sun. or in the full sun
light, iu tho ram (for many of the
scenes were taken in the rain), and
amid the fury of the storm are pic
tures of nature's own making, outdo
ing by far ntiv eomioition of the
common place. It may be remarked
that it required over three months'
work to make "The Snoilers," and
some time was lot through rainy
weather.
Do Wolf Hopper, who appears in
Oilbert & Sullivan's "Mikado" at the
Page tonight, spent the early part of
the Milliliter at Long Heach, Cal. Mr.
Ilopper'rclatcs the following as one
of his amusing experiences there:
"I was having otic of my walks on
the beach when I ran across a China
matt and ot into conversation with
him.
" 'I low long you been Long
IJenchf asked the Chinaman.
" 'Three or four day.s,' wns the nn
hwcr. .
"'Where you como flomf was the
next querv.
" I como from Missouri.'
" 'Where about that place, Mis
soulif' "''Bout two thousand miles from
here.'
"'Mv, -on talkee English velly
fine,' said the Chinese; 'you only een
Long Beach tlcc-ilo dtivs'
''Sure'
"'Me China boy; me ben Long
Bench tlec year; no can talk good
Kaglish you do.' "
QUEEN OE BELGIUM
IN GEORGE TRIAL
Possibilities of securing n jury In
tho murder trial of Jnn George In
f the federal court before Monday aro
exceedingly slim. A special panel
wag drawn this morning, tho original
veulro being exhausted. The fact
that all of the evidence In tho caso Is
highly circumstantial, and that thcro
is no eye witness to the shooting that
resulted In tho death of Peter Drown,
adds to the difficulty of filling tho
Jury box. It is oxpected that the
taking of testimony In tho case will
begin Monday morning. All tails
men were asked it they had scrupled
against the death penalty, or convict
ing a defendant on purely circumstan
tial evidence.
LONDON, Oct. 10. 3 n. m. An
Amsterdam dispatch to tho Ilctiter
Telegram company soys that thirty
two German merchant ships, includ
ing a largo number of steamers, have
been blown up in tho port of Ant
werp.
GAIN IN CASH RESERVE
IN NEW YORK REPORTED
NLW YORK, Uct. 10. The state
ment of the average condition of
clearing house banks and trust com
panies for the week shows thai Hie
ensh reserve increased .flo.P.HI.'lllO,
leaving a deficit of . 7,70 (.Hot) below
legal requirements.
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LONDON, Oct. 10, r:J8 p. in.
The queen of the Belgians is reported
to liavo passed through Folkestone
from Dunkirk last night, proceeding
to Loudon.
IP"
BULBS! BULBS!
Special sale, on Bulbs. Wo arc sellin" our bulbs out at cost, as
we afe overstocked, so are going to give tho people of Medford nud
vicinity tho benciit. Call, get our prices.
Downtown store at Palaco of Sweets.
Greenhouses, 100j Kast Muin. 1'honu 117 1.
PIERCE THE FLORIST
Bertha Elizabeth Calkins
iHttrwefer of Dramatic Art, Public
Speaking, Elocution and Physical
TralnlfHff
Will i (it ltidl In High School
niidiiir. Midfoid, Tiicbdiiyrt ami )''ti
yit I'kuni Ull'll, , ,
LESS WORK FOR THE WOMEN
BETTER MEALS FOR THE MEN
This appeal h to you husbands as well as
housewives. It 1b to settle ipieutlon of III cad
linking forever.
Servo your family with Nurml'H Butter-Nut
know tho Joy of having It ready baked. Ho
honest about it, don't you agree It's far bet
ter than the breud you liavu made at homo.
Home-mado never has that wholcsomo
Bwcot taste.
Nuruil'M IIuttcr-Niit Is ontlrejy different
from "Baker's" bread you're utso to. It hns
no "after-tates." It's good for digestion. Or
dor a loaf from your grocer! IV worth while.
Look for this label on every loaf or wrap
per. Yours for Bettor Broad.
NURMI BAKING CO.
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The PAGE THEATRE
MONDAYandTUESDAY
Matinee 2:30 p. m. Night 6:30 p. m. and 8:45 p. m.
Doors Open Thirty Minutes Before Performance Starts
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The Spoilers
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SELIG'S GREAT EIGHT-REEL FEATURE DRAMATIZATION OF
REX BEACH'S FAMOUS STORY
A PHOTOPLAY EQUALLY AS REMARKABLE AS THE BOOK1
Featuring
WILLIAM
FARNUM
as
Roy Gnenistcr
BESSIE
EYTON
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as
Helen Chester
KATHLYN
WILLIAMS
as
Cherry Malotte
All in rolls wonderful
ly well adapted to the
particular historic abil
ity of each.
lif8ia3ij,,ejt6t)L..
The Most Wonderful Story Ever Filmed
This l)itf Moving, Ma.sfi'rful and wlidi-soine in its
Human- intercstK, thrilling in incident, absorbing m
situation, powerful in progression from start to
finish.
"The Spoilers" is a thrilling, red-blooded story of
strong men battling for supremacy, with all their
power of mind and muscle. alert for every cast of
chance.
The picture with the punch powerful.
This )icturesiue, rugged romance of Alaska has
a love story with splendid imagination that grips and
holds the sympathies. "The Spoilers" presents the.
most stubborn, strenuous and exciting fight ever pic
lured the scene of realism.
See a whole town dynamited.
A volcanic earthquake extroardinary.
PRESS COMMENTS
The lare
til1uudim,'.
jSKATTM: I'.-I., JULY 1'J, SAYS:
iiinlifiice tliiindoicd its iiiiinviil liy riitlniMiihtu'iilly
SKATTLK Kl JULY III, SAYS:
Keulihtic, iid mm-iil'h uroii-o uudieiiuo to upiiliiiihe.
I'OKTIjAND .10UHKAI, JULY 7, SAYS:
Ki'itlihlic, Kplcniliii, i'lihciiiiitin, ut-JI worth HcVin.
a decji JiujiirNMioii.
J'OHTIiANI) OKKOONIAN, JULY (I, SAYS:
Tin' mi'iit of Bex IJi'iii'li'H ntory Iiiih bi-i'ii picnui'vi'd.
fully enacted. Audifiieu tdii'orri and applaud. ?,
Will leave
Wolidciv
I'OKTIiANI) TI:m:(II(AM, JL'hY (I, SAYS:
Sjdi'iidid iittiui'lioii, Wdiidi'ilul pictuio piiidiictiou.
"Till: IHJKT I KVKH SAW,"
MRS. CAIITKII IIAIIICIKOX
Tlic pin foiMiuiicu of "Tim SpoiloiV In pliotoplny I witiii'hHi'd ill
tliu HIiidi'lialitT 1-. iiiKt hpli'iidid.
It lii'ld my uttculloii fioiu stmt to linili. Tlio acllnj; in Hiipi'ili,
'unil ho tluo tluit nun can almost iiniiI tint wink fioiu tlio iiiulii lipH.
It U tin lii'it I'liti'ituiiiiui'iit of tho Hort 1 l'Vit huw.
' Kiiici'ii'ly youirt,
HDITII OOIJKN IIAKKIKON.
ADMISSION
Matinee, Lower Floor. 20c Matinee, Balcony 10c
Night, Lower Floor 25c Night, Balcony 15c
Box Seats , 5Cc
An advance in the regular price of admission to the Pae Theater, but a reduction in the prico charged.for
"The Spoilers" in all other cities
Paee Theatre Next Monday and Tuesday i
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