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fEDFC-RD MATL TRIBUNE, OTDFORD, ORKOON. TrRSOAY, NOVTCMItPJU 17, 10M
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MEDFORft MAIL TRIBUNE
AN INDHt'ICNPICNT NEWR!'Atnn
I'UUMHinCl) KVKHT AI-TICItNOON
KXCKI'T HUNOAT I1T TUB
MUDFOHU P1UNT1NO CO,
Offlcn Mnll Tftbun Itulldlnir, 15-17.11
Nnrth Kir street; telophono 76.
Him i ir i ii i- ii - i
Ths Dunocrntta Tlmca. Thn Urdford
Mull. Tho Mndfnrd Tribune, The South,
rn Oresonlan, Th Ashland Tribune.
OBICKrTTXOK HATXI
Oce jrsnr, by r.iall .00
One month, by mall .,, .. .(0
Per month, Oellvcred by rnrrler In
Hertford, Jacksonville and Cen
rn Point , .80
Xalurdny only, by mail, per ycar S.00
Weekly, wr year..,.., t.tO
Official lnper of the City Of Medford.
Official Paper of Jackson County.
Hntnred m second-clans matter at
Mftdford. Orcpoii, under Ue act of
March 3, 1979.
AN ILLINOIS VIEW OF OUR BALLOT
IN
MR
EFFORTS TO
A
NEUHR
T
A.MSTKItDAM. in London. Nov
17. H:'J() n. in. The Telegram's cor
re-nondont at Slut-. The Xethorlnnd
minis ntu renewing their oltoit to
cro'-s tlio Yfor near Nivuport. Tho
weather is improving.
Dixinmle, incluilitiL' the villages in
it, environ lm been entirely de
stroyed. On Sunday windows at SluU wore
shaken by explosion beyond tile
border, where, it was reported yos
terdny, bridges are again being blown
up.
Captain Xyssen. n fninotiH lklpnu
horseman, who with fifty laneers
covered tlio retreat of the liclcjiin
army and btood off the attack of n
big force of Germans until ho wat
terriblv wounded, is recovering in
Dutch territory, where he was carried
by his men.
nnllK COURINlMIKKALn of Urbanu. UK, ropimls (ho
Oregon ballot ns a great curiosity, and after coinuuMit
iiifr upon tho twenty-nine various measures submitted to
the people for approval or rojoetjon. remarks:
Tlio unintelligent ballot Is worse than none, and who Is there to say that
tho great mass of tho voters ot nn, state will lw properly prepared to pass
liitoUlKently on such a hodpo podKo list of legislation In tho three, minutes
time allowed tho voter to mark his ballot?
In other words, the (Viur'er-llerald, along with other
ro'ietiomirios, thinks the people haven') the capacity to
pass intelligently upon the measures and candidates sub
mitted and need guardians to act for them.
.It requires no great amount of intellect to vote intelli
gently upon the measures submitted. Nine of the twenty-
nine measures were rei erred iwo veal's ago oy tlio legisla
ture, giving two years' time for their study. The other
twenty measures were filed hist dune, giving over four
months' time for their consideration.
Ju August the state printed an officia'l pamphlet which
was mailed oaeh registeied voter in the state, which con
tained the measures proposed, and arguments pro and con,
so that every voter could study these' measures at his leis
ure. In addition, the newspapers were filled with data and
advertisements concerning the bills and devoted columns
to editorial explanation and gave advice regarding action
at the polls. Sample ballots were provided a week before
hand, so every voter could study and mark his ballot, at
leisure.
states that nrlillerv firo was again , um.; ""1' "' ' nuMH-ium? measures passed Hie
midibic yeordny and that tho tier- others being defeated. Those four comprised statewide
prohibition, abolition ol capital punishment, restriction of
citizenship among aliens and permitting merger of cities.
Some meritorious measures were defeated along with rad
ical legislation, indicating the disapproval by the electorate
of the initiative except for important changes. Repeated
defeats of so-called freak legislation tends to restrict the
number of measures offered at- succeeding elections.
f the general electorate, after four months' considera
tion, is not qualified to pass upon twenty-nine measures,
how can we expect intelligent action upon -1000 measures
in forty days by a legislature f As a matter of fact, the
people of Oregon have proven far more intelligent in the
making of laws than the legislatures of Oregon.
The chief benefits of the initiative and referendum are
to give the people a chance to enact needed legislation and
undo vjcious legislation when betrayed by representatives,
and to familiarize and educate the people in the science of
government and the duties of citizenship.
Concluding, the Courier-Herald remarks:
The old stand pat representative gorerumont of tho fathers is good
enough for Tito Courier-Herald.
Of course it is good enough for a state like Illinois
whoso every legislative session breeds a scandal and whose
political leaders are the Sulhvans and AicDernionts in one
party, and the Lorimers, Shermans and Cannons in the
other. Of course, it is good enough for politicians whoso
leadership depends upon corruption, partisanship and
ignorance, and whoso doom will have sounded when tho
electorate of Illinois becomes intelligent enough to demand
the initiative and referendum destroyer of special legis
lation, political bosses and restorer of government to the
people. Of course it is good enough for the corrupt and
contented who lazily drift along, content to bo plundered
and pilfered by those representatives whose political ideals
comprise the gospel of graft and whose aims arc the res
toration and perpetuation of the era of privilege.
But it is not good enough for Oregon nor will it be in
ji few more years for Illinois when her people awake.
Water Supply on Grazing Land
Farmers' Uullelin olH.', recently
published by tlio doimilnieiil of agrU
culture, gives some vor.v iiilerc-ling
iufoMutitiou as to llu means by which
practically uoithle-s range may bo
improved by the development' til' -Mock
watering places.
Ultimo cattle veipiiic limn eisjhl to
leu gallons of wnler a day, and sheep
need from ono-lmlf to (wo gallons
per day. This is u vital necessity.
No matter how good the forage tuny
be, If there is not a Mill'ieienl and
permanent -apply ot water near at
hand, the -lock will uol thrive.
I'pou tho national forests the p.tv
erumeut has developed watciing
places in .evenil wuv-. The How
from ordinary spring and scops has
been iucicwd by dnivmir them out
and curbing the Hide- with cement,
and then carrying the water throtuih
pipe- to some convenient trough,
Swuuinv spot- have liceii utilised U
cutting an open channel from sonic
sprina in their niiiUl ami drawing tho
water to the trough. Hit t llood-wa
tor rooroir have been couMiiu ted
to ,s(ore tho wnler and thus supple
infill I ho natural supply. I'miow
have been tun diagonally across
-Hopes to collect tho rainfall or Incit
ing snow waters mul cairy Ihein to
the slorago reservoir. In oases vvheic
the natural supply is (illy feel be
low Hie sui lace, well have been
drilled.
In this noil; oil I lie itiuge to tin I
prove the water facilities, a tolal of
tl"tl project h have been developed on
the national foicsls, ;'JU ol' which
were developed b users of the range
theni-clves, l?J through eo-oporullon
between the lores! service and 'the
user-, ami l". bv the service alone.
Of these (l"(i improvement projects,
I7S aic spiiugs mill nccm. and 'Hti
tire reservoirs, while the balance me
wells, trails mul the like. In Oio
gon and Wmdiinglou, till of these
water improvements have been re
potted up lo .lauuarv, MM I.
Copies of I'armcr-' Itulleliu MV1
may lie had upon lotiuent of the Incul
eongii SMiumi or bv purchase ("
ecnl-i liom the siiperitiiciident ol
public doi'iiuicnls, Washington, I). ('.
F
IN
T-
Guy de Mauspassant on War
VISITS ASIA MINOR
PAIMS, Xov. 17, 'J-.l.-. a. in. An
Athens dispatch to tho llavas agency
says:
"Tho American wur.hip Tennessee
lias arrived at the jmrt of Vurla, Asia
Elinor, and Iuik put a stop to ill
treatment of llritisb, French and
ItusMiin residents. The authorities
of Smyrna, fearing a botubanliiient,
liavo left for the interior.
"Tho garrison at Smyrna at pies-,
cut cottsistK of "13,000 Turkith sol
dicrV' MILLION DOLLAR GRAIN
FIRE AT GALVESTON
When I but consider tho word wnrlfor the welfare of those one dlreets
I fool n shock, as If oao spoke to me Whoever governs has Just as inurh
of witchcraft. Inquisition, somo dead power to avert war as the captain of
ami distant thing, aliomlanble, uiou-ia ship has to save his vessel rroiu
strous, unnatural. When wo hear of Ishlpwierk. When a captain loses his
tho cannibal wo smile with pride, mull vest-el h,. U ronileinucd If ho Is found
proclaim our superiority over thoso to bo guilty of negligence or lurn-
iiivagvs. What aio savages real paclty. Why should governments not
savages thoso who fight to cat the be Judged after each declaration of
victims, or thoso who fight to kill, war?
merely to kill? These youthful
fcohllors of the lino speeding along
ondcr are dcstlueil to denth, Just as
WAHlllNdTOX, Nov. 1 . To i.s
sisl ill pievciillou of Jlle spicad of the
fool ami iiioulh disease, the into ivlnlo
conuucice couinii-sion announced In
day it would "contribute uhutevor il
eiiu lowatd affording relief ill ' the
present jiincluie,"
ApplicalioiiH had beep mndu for ic.
lief liiipi the uHsesHiucut oT demur
rugc chart o on oiHlmiiiocd shipments
of livestock, hay Hiul uliaw, hold by
tiuloi- of the ugiieullunil ilciuiilincul.
DALLAS. Tow, Nov. 17. The re
discount talcs or lliu federal leserve
haul, of the eleventh diittricl weie nn
nouiiccd today n .' H-r cent foi
thiri.v dnvs mid (1 K'r cent for longei
peiiodi. This was oue-hiilf per cent
lower than the late ilcsigualcd Tor
this district b.v the iesctve htniul at
Washington.
OALVKSTON, Tex., Xov. 17
Nearly one iiiilliou dollar).' ilamagc
was ilonu mid seven firemen wen' in
jured when tho Southern Pacific
grain elevator was practically de
stroyed by fire here today. Six
firemen jumped fiftv feet into lifo
liets, but were injured.
COMMUNICATIONS
To the Kditer:
lu its issue, of Xovenihcr 12 the
Central Point Herald drops mi ink
hhiapuel shell on the ".Medfonl peo
ple who like their beer and toddies so
much that they are negotiating for u
tiact uf laud in tho Sis;i.ous, where
on they will cstuhliuh a road house,"
or words to (hut ul'IVct.
You have undoubtedly heard the
tcuii "puppy luvaf and 1 will now in.
troduce auothor term, somewhiit akin
n ngiitds tho prefix, "puppv joar
iiali'in." Jt i my cmuot and sound
conviction that the Central 1'oint
Hit-Id is a victim of, or rather an ex
pound of ."puppy journalism." If a
big isfttnt, a big thought, ever got
within striking distance of tho ('. l'
II it mast jiavo, like the German dir
iiblcs, pinned in the night.
Again ((noting from the ( . 1. II.;
"People ure yet fniniliur with tho
iioiiiriniis llarbary Coasl roadhnii-e
June San l'raneico thai was wiped
tod. I know of no madhouse near
San Frnpci.scn licensed under the
name "Hatbary Coast madhouse."
lint 1 picsiiuiii that through tliu ull
pcoing eye of tho editor of aforesaid
C, I', II., anything ho may lmvo seen
is construed in such a manner. Of
Course tho king cun do no wrong, but
ov'on kings me human. Undoubtedly
the editor has reference to that por
tion of San KrauciscQ (a purt of the
oily iiof) vrhuro the segregated dis
trict is located. This district is pop
ularly known nh the "Ilaiburv
Const,"
Life and Pack nud Judge have no
corner on the wit pud 111111101' abroad
ip the land. Tho Q. V. II. Is well
nippcd in this respect, although
quio of its humorous nttempts or ef
forts are more, painful tlinn funny,
Yours for deliveranee,
' A IlKAUKU
x.'CWdiirolMt,Nov,H
BETTER TIMES HERE
LETTISH times are close at hand in spite of all tho at
tempts of the calamity crowd to frighten business and
impede prosporitv. .From the belligerent nations of, Kur-
opo immense orders for manufactured goods and food sup
plies lor tho huge armies have tloodod the lactones 111
certain lines of industry and is crowding them to the ex
treme limit ot their capacity.
The opening of the Panama canal and the engagement
of more American ships in the coastwise triple is another
lactor contributing to the betterment or business condi
tions, and now comes the now federal banking system, the
financial tonic which should restore financial conditions
to the normal and prevent a recurrence of the money
stringency so fatal to prosperity.
Politics, that blight to American business, may now bo
shelved for two years, and in the interim there is an op
portunity to si'cure the world's trade and an era of pros
perity and industry for the country undreamed of. No
country ever had a givator opportunity than America now
has. AVith its record-breaking crops, its vast and varied
resources and its greatest competitors bankrupt and in
the throes of a miglitv war, America should find plenty to'
I do in the world's work without supinely sitting down and
crying ol calamity and democratic hard times.
The government is in safe hands, it has never boon more
honestly, wisely or humanely administered, and if busi
ness will get busy with .just half the intelligence, sincerity
and honesty of the Wilson administration, it wjlj find no
time for calamity crying.
XACO. An., Nov. 17. Until the
Muvtoienn and Hill fur-ts resumed
tho flocks of sheep tlriveu along tho , ririJ. t,,v t(l(X H(1 , tMt.,,
roads by the butcher. They oro ynK over the Aiuericmi border,
unea to tan on u piaiu. tneir iK'uus-Mnu.K Mrs Ai ,. Kum u.v ,
cleft by a stroke from a sword or , Southern Pacitic railroad ofticial, in
their breasts plorced by a bullet. And tu, H.lt), The wound is net serums,
these are young men who could work,
produce, bo useful. Their fathers arc'
old and pour; their mothers, who dur
ing twenty years have loved and wor
shipped thorn, ns mothers can wor
ship, will learn lu six months or per
haps n year that tho son, tho child,
tho big child, brought up with so
much trouble, with so much money, !
with so much love, was thrown Into
a hole like n dead dog, after his body.
riddled by a bullet, had been trampled I . A '!'. I rrallr one of our bcl
an crushed Into n pulp by tlio chnrgo MlnmnuVtUm o"Mn?rtloM In "danger
of -avair. liy lmvo they Killed Jieri;""' Place.
OXtO.O.OOOOOOOftOOaOOOOOOOOOC
Don't Merely "Stop" a
Cough
.stop hr Thtnjr thai f'anata It
unit Ihr Cuuxh tolll
Stop ll.rlf
?o?swo'cooo:o:cfao:cfocKow
Lime Starvation
Causes Tuberculosis
I'hr VloUU'itl llri'iiiil I "Ww V.rUt
uf Mrrriiilur IN ll'l". riinlnln n
iiillrti' mi I ! TrrulMU'iil if fill
Iiimiiiio I'lilii-riuloils, llnril nil Hit
Vs.iinil Hon Jlml ttir IHrlrllc I'mi.,
itt III," Ill-iSir Is I lliu- SliirMlloii,"
ll Dr. .Ill I'M I, Itllis. II, till" SHal
Thr i-iHiilUlini lill I" rrnmnUril
ns ri oilms llii- Mi-lln iP'Vilniiiuriil
ill liilirii'illusls III llii mllilt Hi 1, J lie
rii.iNlili'rrtl Cs ilui- In llmr srniliin.
' Vmi-iiH liinrmii'li' slilKlnnrc
llinr .ull- iiciirMr lu In- of sen Inl
l.l,SliHl, Ml lMilirtlllll'i-
Inn fr 11. snlls nr I In urniiiili'
i',.iiiIiiiiHIii It Is illlHi'till In miiMwi
llml III,- rlN run niiiiiirliili llirnl
Inr fwiiJ."
Vii ( iil -err ! 'l- I iiiUrin
ns 10 tlii' l-Hf tlmt tit" mirco (
lii'kmnii'i .llriM id immi f iml
monrv tiili,rriilnils l'iiiiliii'tlui j
Hit rliri.nlr IIiiomI Mini Srnnrlii l
I'rt.Ul'U- l- iImo in turtf in, until In
It rnlini f l'm. cnmnimsl with
iiibnr liiKrt'll'iits n l ) mI np
111. I'l 4I1' I l' Hi 'll
I ,. ii.tt.-. 1 lux in. 1 hn.l Hue h to
tin with II i-tiill ,ililniiiril in m.tiiv
ran. uf lhr. -Uf lloi'-. Mint It ni
peer .t- . 11M11I I" " .'
.li, ritlitf
,V ti 1 unt m m iiilNtM, nurrntli s
(.1 h iltit 1 i-i hi tiit 11 in f.t"
In ir, ', 1 Orni nl.i Mill i.r.li r It
for v oil I 1 1 4n nvil.l ill I I
llrsiunii l.iilinrnliir), I'lillnitt lilil.
Price $1 nud $C n hoille.
Mnko that Cake
Lighter, Knd
more Tender
with'
'nn1llAH
n
kmJPr-pY(Jl
U11I coil"
e. 'I licri'tnre, wlivn Jim gi-t 11
h don't pris-ccd In dncc Jinirnlf
!... 1.. ..,., , ... 1 . . ... I .""i .;ii . iiriaiTtl in tllipr
") "-t noi'ic mi.v, our oniy noiu, xvttfi a lot of drugs tlmt merely "stop"
(in- rimsii ii;iiiMiru
tlirojt iicrvi-it. Tie
inllainrd ineiiiliruiii's, llrrc Is n
itnt tli
her pride, her life?, She cannot tell. , ' " fonah teuiMirarilv by iliiidi-iiliiu tlm
,V. ,....- V,., T fl,.l.M T ' "Wl.TlflS lllMIl uinrniiiu IICIII u
...o, "..,. .,...., .w .,., ...
slaughter! To niaysacro men! And
today. In our times', with our civiliza
tion, wlirn wo ImnKlno that human
genius has advanced so far In knowl
edge and so high in philosophy, we
have schools whorf they learn to kill,
lo kill at a distance, with the utmost
nccurac), mini) people at a time, to
kill poor Inuoiont wretches, burd
ened with a family. And most stupe
h
lining.
. . ... . ... .1
iiiiiim reinmy muiurls rlulit nl tlieciiiiM?
ami will mnwc 1111 nliitlu.itn cniiali vnmsli
more ipilikly than vmi ever thought ss.
sllile.
Put 2'& omircn of I'iiiev (.',() cnU
Miirth) la a pint In.ttto and till tlm IhiuIo
with plain gruiiulati'il Hiigur svriip. This
gives vim 11 full pint of the 11101 pteuMiit.
and clffctivu coinili rcuii'ilv ou i-vnr iil.
at a cost of oiilv T4 ri'iitx. N'o bother to
prepare, run illrirtloiiK witb I'iiiev.
It hcnl the Infliiinril iniMiilimni'S so
grntlv und pruiiiitlv tlmt yon uondor
how It does It. Ainu Ioom-iis ii tlrv. Imarso
fylng of all Is tho fact that people do or tight rough nnd hlopn tlm fnrmstlon of
. , , . ., . plili'gm in the tliroat inn krone ilsl tu bw.
not rlso up against Iho governments. , llms ending the jK'mUlent hiiso cough.
WLSON
FAVORS
IMPORTINGBELGIANS
ii
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17. Presi
dent Wilson learned today that ef
forts are being nuido to bring groups
of llelglan refugees to tho United
States to establish settlements, es
pecially In tho south, Ifo docs not
think thy Immigration Iqws prevent
ing likely public charges from cuter
lug tho United States would Inter
fere Assurances could be given, ho
said, that (ho IlolglaiiH would bo carod
for utter tMr lUTtvnl,
LO
WEATHER
What difference Is there, then he
tvveen monarchies and republics'.' Tho
most stupefying thing Is that society
does not revolt lu a body at the very
word war. .Me.i of war nro the
scourges of the earth. Wo fight
against nature, Ignorance, obstacles
of all kinds, to mnko our miserable
lifo less hard. .Men benefactors
and learned men spend thotr lives
lu working and searching for whit
might aid, succor, and rojiovn their
brethren. Passionately devoted to
their useful tunk they uccunimulutu
illscovory upon discovery, olovato tho
humun spirit, furthering knowledge,
adding dall to tho prosperity, com.
fort and strength of their country.
War breaks out. lu six months gen
erals have destroyed tho efforts, tho
patience mul the genius of 20 years.
Well, since governments have this
power of life and death over tho
1'ilirx Is 11 Ml'IiIv rnnrcnf rnli.,1 rn in
pound of Nnrunv pine cUrart, rich In
inmhirol, mul is fniiioim the world over
for Its healing cflWt on the membrane.
To nvnhl dl'npriolntmoiit. imk vour
drmmlut for "2U ounces of Plnet," nud
ilnn t urcept unvllilmr cMc. A gtmrantiii
uf nliHoliitn K.itlliictlon, or money prom it.
Iv rrfiimlcil. goeii vilth this pri'iurutlon.
The Plnex Co., Ft. Vuw,;nil.
it is Just Natural
To Admire Babies
O'jr Mirtiftlc it rr I ,,. Jn.o fur tlio
-oelni: Infant. And u tlm nnn tlmu
the s 11 Ii J v n I ot
1 A. JK44k7ff niollHilioriU u 1 ver
iH-foio u . To Icnnw
wh.it to do th.it will
niM In tlio iiIijhI, al
I'Klllfolt Of OXiM'dlllll
ni.ihrili "nl U a nh
Jo:t tlirfl liarf Intur
ostm) moiit vvorni'ii of
nil Union. Uiin of
s W.i His icnl In-lpiul
IIIMH" I .III , 'A, ,111111
iil'domlrmt nnrillrntlon sold In most
iW!r- ??5rf
neonle. It Is not astoiilshliiK that tlio I drug storm umli-r tlm nume of ".Miitliern
, ,, .111. . 1 1'rlinil,'- Wc Imvc kii
peojile sometlui-s assume tho right of
life and death over the governments.
They defend thiuii-elves. They are
right. No one lias ubkolutu right to
govern others One can do it only
John A. Perl
UNDERTAKE
Lady Assistant
HH. HAIlTIiETCT
I'hone M. 47 n 47-JB
A mhubtnna ttr(r lUratr CkirOmmw
own so iniiny ehii'U
uibtta-ru, who In llmlr yoilnm r iliyn
relied uiwrtlilH ruiiK'ily. mm wli'i ri'coin
ineti'l It to tlivir own iluushteru lluit It
(irtiilnly muni po what Us iunn bull
uili'ji. Tlioy luvu luuil It for Its illruct
liillueucc ukiii tho musclos, conlH, IIku
incnts and Icinliion im It ulins tn nffonl
relief from tho stmlu and mln so often
timicci'MKirlly suviru duilng tlio period ot
cxtHTtuiiry, 4
A lllllu book inrillcil by llrudflold JUwi
lalnr Co., 3US Iiniur llldg., Atliiatu. (J.i.,
refers to muny llilnus that women llko tu
read about. It it-fcrs not only to tlm
relief from tnurcla strain duo to their
cxpnnnlnn but ultm t" nnuxcu, murnliig
elcknciiii, caking of brciutu mid muny,
other illntrtsBcs.
THROUGHOUT EAST
WASHINGTON, Nov, 37. With
the temperature below zero from
northern Minnesota to tho .Moutnim
line, und a very general falling of the
mercury from the plains ntiitcs east
ward to the Atlantic and houtlnvurd
to tho gulf of Mexico, weather bu
reau expdi Ik today predicted warmer
weather toward tho end of tho week
lu the oust mid in the interior valleys
on Tliiiiwlny.
SALESPEOPLE
WANTED
R K. DEUEL & CO.
Store Is Closed.
Apply at Rear Door.
J Theatre
TODAY
Our Mutual Girl No. 30
Like Father, Like Son
Two Pail Aiiu'rhan
The Warning Cry
ilNjc!c
Her First Lesson
PrlnofM Comedy
l!c vvas I Or
To Know Where
to Im) Is as Important In Glasses as
nnvthluK clue. We hope our name
l all the guide vou need. It menus
the best of ever) thing optical,
DR. IUCKERT
lke Mghl SK'iliilll
H. ."i II. (Iiccn Trading .Stamps Given
Ski ii(Ki::M
ozsassp
"Nc.irrnt to
p8J;' CwrylhlnK"
HOTEL MANX
Powii!! St., nt OTorrcll
San Trcnclsro
In the heart of Uic
business, slionnink'
nnti theatre district, i
Runnint; distilled icujfj
water In every room.
Our coinmudiotis
lol)by,flnescrv!r.c,niuJ
Momi'lilie rcstaurwit
will attract you.
Curopcan Plan tales
$1.50 up.
Mini wnt
Oi itr W.
Kfii-y
"Meet Ah at M
jie juaux"
wmasBi
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Mary Pickfoad
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The Gold Necklace
The Real Agatha
Two arl Kssanny from tlio Novel by
Kdlth lluntliuttoii .Mason
The Living Dead
Ninth Story of "Tho Man Who l)l
appeared" A Close Call
VltiiKraph I'oaturluK Mlllau Walker
The Peace Maker
It's ii Vltaiuuph Comedy
Cniiilnn Wednesday and Thursday
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The Billionaire
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