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Newspaper Page Text'T"UJi PAGE FOUR MEDFOKD MAJTJ TRTBTJNTC, MRDFORT). 0?K(70X, "WHIVVTCSTUY. TWCrcMTlKR 1. 101."; I" Si' E iv ftlEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE AN INDRPENOKNT NKWHPAPF.Il PUHLJKli:U KVKItV APTKIINOON KXCKI'T 8LNDAY HV TUB MKUl'pitU I'ltlNTlNQ CO. Offlco Mall Tribune Hullitlng, 2C-J7-28 North llr street; telephone 76. TIiq Democratic! TIms, Tlio Mrjford Mall. The AleOford Trbune. Th South ern Oreconan, Tlie Aitlilund Trbune. MUHSCRIPTION BATES Ona year, by mal ..- tO.OO One month, by mnll 60 Tor month, delivered by onrrlcr In Mcuford, Plioenlx, Jiiekeonvlllo una Control 1'olnt .... .60 flaturduy only, ty mnll, per year 2 ou weekly, per yoor -1.60 ?tlolal Papor of tlin City of 'SloiMord. Official Paper of jRiikaou County. Itntorcd an Biconil-elH matter nt Meitrurd, Oregon, under tiicj act of March 3, 1879. Bw.orn Circulation for 19H, 2588. Full leased wlro Aimoclukd Preia dln patolleK. - BfflBMj ,' .;. Bubgcribors falling to rccelvo 4 paporg promptly, pliono Clrcu- latlon Manager at 2G0-H. HONG KONG KOLUM mmnw m Kl)l)Y AhUoo wlmt In Rrlpntlfir unleHituinHlili). Kolllnt; (1Iph null to inlnii to who ooino lit to buy cellu loid colln, AHTHtm AHltrii why owl nlltiKii-iiii-o called bird of nlHdom. lli'raiiHo i;o ulcoj) when fools lllto you In illud. - . Society .Vim from tlio .Medfonl Sun, "AtnoiiK tlioxo prt'Hont In cohUiiiio were: ".lonnB Wold, liolo In elbow mid alsfiwhnro, "Iko FrldlKor, red pnlch on kneo. "Hurry l)avln, nhort pantH, lieolvHH tun hIioiir. "T. 14. Duiilnls. llnon dimtcr rlppod up bituk, vtirluuMtuil iiouki. "tiiirl ToiiKwnld, tour short coats, milt ciuo and lint. "Chnrled (tBy, hlfth top boots, no neolttlo." "Sloino plnttyl IteineinlK'i' 'I'liat ('IiIciiko Is Xnw Dry on Sunday CJIICAOO, III., Oct. 15. Tho Kv- nimton CoiiKi'ogallumil oliurcli udi- vleon for SiindHy, Oot. SI, wuro pro- Kmniiuoil Hum: "C'lioli" 'llo, ICvory Ono 'I'hHl Thlmtotli! Add row itr. I'rnnlJ II. ISbbHrl. tlio ntlornoy of tlio Anti-Saloon longue." Tlio (eiiMH Will Surely Col .flr 'UlU "Klvti tlioniHiid prsoni unl toon rotiiniaH wr tuod In tirodnrliiK "In I ho INiInc' of tho KlitR" ly I'm Kn- witny Co." 1'rom the inoW nowt. Anollior toiiKiiii tw'Uttir: "Ulvo tlrliuw JliuV grout silt whip." ( Only llliu "Do I uiulorsland," wn'-xl tho Irato yarstit. "that Ui)o Is Mtwo Idiotic affair Wlvoon jou iuiU VuiinK I)mu1- llfOMO?" "Xot vry niurtt. f'tther." roplled Ul UukIiIi, 'onlv yo'i." lidl' iloiiin Joui'iwl. Totli)' lU'llilnuor Vlnront Aslor, tho )Iih N'ow Yoik wllloMslre. knows toci of tit" f m who ttwoll atouitd llhliierllif, hi llndHon iIvih ostMl. Quae li ovorUenrd t ItfliislluK BIOlip aiound the We 4hr ttlou "When I k a 1mi out In I'tuli " Ktild one old stHior. "th" Inrm was M blK Hist wiioii h msn wl out to plow u fuiroH In tbe (irlng. ho luir vivsted his irons on th vy rmcK m tho rull." "IIukIi," grunimt snothur xoiorun, "In Colorado uhn ml youftg inavrlsd eouplir out to Ilk lb w tliolr flillUmn lnmht h irtt Ih lull);!" Tho war, It Is pmliptad, will sond quinine to $5 tn oiuii-t on, bitter lillll- iCuclmwiP. Of Slli'li hlufl a 'Mils ,it Unions .MhiIs (iVom Uriaiol. lows. Iura!t Wd M H -'ft IKtsUttl. tsOBlll (nwflntrle. I" ."dual iisnUy. H WUlU Si' i' '.",'vsr st-r whr wimjiltisj m " a- 'tauiac out Is front, wltho'i ijitiu tiir luiiollc s Jurk mm &WSSfc LET US SOA1 K weeks ago .John (I. Pierce, formerly chairman of llie finance committee of the Health' city council, but for the past six months a resident of Hertford, made a bus inesslike proposition to tlie city council, stating that he believed that he had a satisfactory solution of the city bonding problem, in case his proposal was accepted, he agreed to do tlie legal and clerical work in connection therewith for a fee of one per cent of the outstanding pav ing indebtedness whicli would amount to something like $5500. Failing in acceptance of his proposal, he offered his services in an advisory capacity. Mi: Pierce conies well recommended. Seattle has had to face an even more difficult financial situation than Mcdford, and through Mr. Pierce's efforts, satisfactorily met the crisis. IThis propositi does not meet approval, it costs not bin;' to hear it. if it does, it is well worth the money asked, for almost any kind of a solution will involve a similar expenditure. 11 seems only a fair thing for the council to gfve Mr. Pierce a hearing. Certainly none of the schemes so far suggested meet with sufficient approval for adoption. The council is avei-se to enforcing the provisions of the l.an eroft act, lest it work undue hardship. It is also most un fair to force the payment of outstanding interest by gen eral taxation. If Mr. Pierce has a solution, let us hear it. If it doesn't fill the bill, it costs nothing. If it does, it will be worth the price. PAVING- ASSESSMENTS RE(JAl?DIXCi the oft-repealed assertion that the cir cuit court has already declared paving assessments in Med ford invalid, the following explanation from Circuit .Judge I M. Calkins shows that the contention is false, as the validity of the assessments has never been before the court : To tho Kdltor An article appearing In tho laM Issue of the Bed ford Press Rives the Imptesslon that tho Circuit Court of Jackson Countv has decided that the pavliiK asHexsments In Mvdfnrd aro not valid. 1 wish to collect a wrong Impression In the mutter Tlio facts are, that on December 12, 1911, the Jackson County Dank brought suit anulnut one Henderson for foreclosure of a tuorti;iu;c against a lot in Mcdford, ami made the city a party, aller.InK that tho city claimed certain water, sewer and pnvluu lions aitalnst tlio lot, but that such Huns wero lufeilor to plain tiff's tuortKat;e. Summons was served Dec. 12, 1!U1, reitulrliiK defendants to answer within ten days. On May 1, 1912, no nnuwor luivlntc been filed, the plaintiff took default and Judutuent orders, tlio findlnes of fact find- Iuk that all of the nllcKUtlous of the complaint, not denied by answer were doomed to bo true. There was no Investigation Into tho legality of the assessments, as the law presumes the defendant's failure to deny, admits the truth of the matin ial allegations of the complaint. Ono eur and tweut) days later, the city filed a motion, askliiK that the caso be reopened and It be permitted to defend, unit as leason therefor, showed that Its attornos never knew of Die entry of decree. The court held to that matter, that the city havluu; defaulted, and no excuse beliiK shown for the default, that the defeiiilnut was not entitled to a reopeuliiK of tho case after that length of time. As far as m knowledge goes, tho circuit court of Jackson county has never considered the validity of tho paving assessments of the City of Mcd ford nod at this ttiito I havo no opinion onu wa or the other In regard to their validity. Yours truly, Medford, Nov. 20, I01!i. F. M CALKINS. The Uancrofl ad has been sustained by the supreme court. Portland and many other cities are enforcing its provisions. There is no reason why Medford should not. EW HARBOR PROJECTS FAVORED WASHINGTON', Dim-. 1.- No new ttver and hurlior prop-its will bo pro Ivnlml dm ill" tho cniniujr unimi ol eongiess, in tho opinion of (.'hainnaii Sparkinuu of tlio lio)ie rivera nud liai born itoiuiuiltee, who diHeiiiMiid the ijupotiou toduv with President Wilson. I'stimutott for uontiuuiuK lil I"" jeets cull for tf IG.000.000, ho Hiiid, hut it i pHiable the smoiint will he out. The tiroMilont took up with Mr. Simrkiiiaii the national dcl'mixo plans of llieadniintnlitiltoii, explaining them in detail. 'It is eHetel that the picMtdcul will ilinctt the Mthject with niiiuv nienibeix of the seHiite and linii'e ilurniK the next lew weeks. ROOSEVELT'S NAME OFF PRIMARY VOTE ti ! OYSTBIt MAY. N V, Dm. l.- Forndlr Prwddonl Thboiloro ltooseolt announced today that ho hail iv quested the sccietar. of lnie of N'ubraska to withdraw bis nawe from tho ballot to be used In the coming pilinao election lu that statu. Mr. Hoosevolt was notified that a netltloN In his behalf as a candidate for tho riHiillcuii nomlmiiloH for uroildent had been filed with the NubrnsKa sec iumn or state 'and tho statement in explanation of his declination wiu Is sued b his Moeietary. Th statiMueat says "TnilH FrsuK P. Corilck, chslr hihii at the proitresslve state commit tee of Nuhiaska rallisl to set) .Mr. Itoossvoll slid laid bffoie III in the (acts as lo the attonihts to plnen his name ou the teinibllcMii irlniar bal lot In NobrusMM. Mr. Hoosevelt today hImi recolNMl official notification from the NebraskH seeiftary of tate Ibftt s iM'UUon had Ihhh filed to iUc Mr. Uonvell's uame uu tho lepubli .'(iH primary Wtllot as eaudtdats for irhUmt I'HtU Mr. Cui rick's visit ml ib rssli't of this coiuiuuulcstloH from Ibo strvittHiy slat. Mr Hoos evelt b4 undersiood tbst no valid iMtlllou for tlie use of bis name ut lb wrliar slwtion was on fit. Mr Kooasvsli baa today writlan the Ne braska wcretar) of siaia iwumoui thai bU aaatv U wHsniraNia from iiuiltti'i aluitt al t lit.' iiiiiiai U'i Hum . 1 HEAR IT COMPARATIVE QUIET T PA IMS, IK'C 1 The French o( flclul report on the pioxross of hos tilities, kIvoii out by the war office this afternoon, says that French ar tillery has hen energetically oiiKiiKOd aloiiK the Itlver Soiuiuu. There havo been also certain at tacks on (iermnii aeroplane In which the Fionoh wero siiccwsfnl. Other wlso there Ih nothliiK now to report. PAULS. Dec. I.-V French wnr of. flee announcement this afternoon re ports that quiet has prevailed aloiiR the French front In Serbia, addlnK thai Intense cold in imikliiK opera tions difficult KING GEORGE ABLE TO LEAVE PALACE ON VISIT LONDON', lie.-. I. -For the fir I tune since hi iciuiit in KuQlnnd alter hi necnlHl in France. Kinir Oeorce lodav letl Ihe palace nud xiMtcd (jOieeu Mother Alexandra ou Ihe oc ensioii ot her loithdsv. . Iteiueiubei' This When the Next One Knocks Trainu - Madwiii, don't you want to give me soinetblnic to do? MIstieM-Nonsauso What could N ou do ' Trump I might move on. DIIKADS TIIOCOIIT OF OLD AtJIJ Almost or pei son ilieads the thought of old aue. xet it oiiKht to In Inn relaxation and eiijovment be (iiuse of ripened hulauieiit and iv porkuice Ywars ot hupplness u. tm added to ones life b axoiJim; worr). a kliupli tlitM. liaht exenlse and If the vltalli) gKc Ioh, our loi.il druRuinU, the MeUfoid Pbarnmr, guarantee Viaol to restore .HeiiHih and vitality. It Is a Hon -see ret rem edy lu which aro combined cod liver extractives, peptou.ite of Iron ami baef peptiMia, In a mild touic wino KMtli4 old people iulikl) rKulii hlrDaih aud vilulii v Ha use -AJr JOHN A. PERL UNDERTAKER I Jill) Vsslslulll jn s uAit'n.K'rr Plioiiis, M. 17 and I7s' uiliilaiie scixliv Coroner ALONGBATTLEFRON BILLIE BRADSHAW OFFERS SELF AND HIS "WAR H0RS E" TO PRESIDENT FOR DEFENSE llllllv ItriMlslnuv mill Prcsidi'iit Wi'-i'u ni't'tl Imn1 no IcnvMi.ii'.t m-itlii'i. I huvu n'iiiloivud Itii ti.ni ,. ,..,.,(, .. .ii -ni... Uultli'is wtllt a Iiiiitii boll m'- IuiU Ilillii' llrtitl-lniw. I'olililrr for tin millers in the Iliad-haw iiioiiutNlns, iienr WiiKoner. Aiii., has nssnreii him of tliut. In the followinit upon leller to the I president he oiler his services hi' the nation in ease of need: "Good l.iielc limn'. IliiuUliuw nioiin laiiis, Arizoiiii. dear Mr. Iiciiliui! This is Mill;., p.radtdiiiu- n wiiii.i' In you (i don't know whether, i wa nniinril I'oc tlm monnliiifs .. the r.ioentinijs wii,h nnii 1 lor nit thov was ',ete when I conn 1 I linv in- wi.tul i, ii -w l.iud ot iii hore an' he cunt be heal lit is u eioss be - Iwicm a ilern biu r.ittlcr .m a ten find nl I In mi' it'll in the IuiU. Hi ami sKwimI .it notion' mnll LONDON. Per l A Oermnn bat tle plane, steeml from the hrhlKo lilte a steamslil. Is described by Union Cedeislioiii, director of tho Swedish Kovornuieiit aeroplane fac tory nt SoedorflolHc, who has beon lsltlnK aviation enters lu ticrmauy, a Ueutor dlHpatch from CoponhaKon says. Huron Celloixtrom, the dispatch states, says that (he entire (iormau aeroplane production Is undorKoliiK complete levoliitlon, H clmnne beliiK made from light to heavy machines, the latter cnp.ihlo of carrying I lit incuse loads, ImiludlnK riuis, wireless apparatus, petrol bombs and sIkiiiiI Hiik devices. BLOODY BATTLE WITH BAYONETS ON STYR PHTUOOIl VI), Dec. l.-Tho fol IowIhk offli lai communication was Is sued toda : "In the Uluu rolon esterdny there wore successful notions by our artll- lory ou sexeial points In tho ickIoii southwest of Plnsk. Sunday ovoiiIiik ! the nneinv attacked (ho vlllauo of i Koniora. but tho nltnek ceased t I mlddni Manila v nnd was not renewed, i iriuny excntiiK on tne ieti oauu , of the Str ilvor one ot our units attacked u detnehiuent of the enemy west of the vlllaao or Kozlinltchl. After a bnonet flKht thsKrontar part' t tt A ii ut f mil ixmi If 1 1 tiwt n til t ti&) wi tin1 nxniuitiip t-iT ri iii iniiii i officers and :i Austrian soldlets xvero ' taken prisoner Our Ioksos were four men klllml and ton men v, onuded. , "Tho front from the C.t.lf of KIkq . lo (ho mnnankui fto.Klor was culm ; ostonlny. "In the rniiMMw roast rexlou tho J Turks made xarioits attonipls to ad-1 -flnce hut all of these attcnipts wero arresien. , "On the riont from the confluencoi of tho Throk as far as the region or Khorohsan iboro haxe been sklrm-1 lahos between scouts. In (he nioun-' tain realon of Kallk C.hladoiik. east of tho Kopbi'ites, the Turks delivered an offensix In III direction of the vIIIurc uf M illnbeklr, which xvas re- pillnod , THE PAGE ETHEL BARRYMORE IN THE Final Judgment A carefully selected Musical Program including following numbers "Then You'll Remember Me," from "Bohemian Girl" "Bercousc," from "Jocclyn" "Barcflrolli," from "Tales of Hoffman" Ills New "Wiir lloi-.i'." inn till when we'ie coiiiin"evcu if the t iicmv sluiot of a aunoii. Xo wit on nil need any help to sheer nif the Me est let iis'uns know nn' me mi' Lixnit (l.i. for shoil), Hint's my siiuil:, will he on bund. We cum lick tlie whole diiin hash oursehe". An say. it Germanic or nii other feijn fellers trits funliy, ,jes sjid, tne nil Li on (hem felleis an' .see inn hiho. Li, can swim like tlie (you I kn.-M" what word orlo come in there. "lilt llo ll'J pel llll lilt lint W1V It) ' 'in-litiii an' we'll ketch all them tin fi"li tliMm (Iciiniinie feller-me hlowin' I P '-!"' ' l"'"s w; 1 Hoiuii you cu i- us a pili stem, oie nu' l.i seinN or hie. ' lli'lte Iti.iiislinw. ti-e old I'nhlile, of the Hills. It. It. E E 1)01)012 CITY, Kan., Dec. 1 DiawliiKs for IIIO.OOU ncres of laud In the Kansas national forest reservo Ill I'luuox, llamlKon, Kearney, Grant and Haskell counties, which have been thrown open to settlement he l?aii hero today, Most or the acreage Is best adapt ed to k rial UK, hut u small part Is Kood for farmliiK Cattle men say It Is worth from $1 to $U an acre. TILL KAISER OFF THRONE NO PEACE FOR BRITONS LONDON, Dec. 1. Viscount Ilal dane, former lord IiIkIi chancellor disciiHBliiK the possibilities of pence durliiK a meeting In King's hall last ulKlit declared that peace was more I to be desired than any other thiiiK at mo praevoiii moiuont. "Tho allies of a century nno," said Viscount llaldane, "wero qulto ready to make peace with Franco but not with Napoleon, so today until we can deal with the Veal German people whom we can trust nnd whom wo know llB H(,n(, r0n(rlbutors of many K00.i ti,,1R i thu world s civilization ll0t ul0 lmvo tcnipor.irlly yielded 1Pr yiiC (0 fftlM, u,n,crs, we do not ,.,,,, l0 tak j)Pnce " . ..... - tmilain limilPU YJIIINIt WllmrN " . . . "" nre so often subject to headache aro Irmmiifl tvtli niwl tiAr inc 1i..n, thorrl)l00(,Ut1inorisuftlcicnt Thc nre nM c , sid nm, hckftate Q coj ( ,lWll but ,cy lack that ambition and vivacityxxhkhislhcirbirthiight. They (loiiotnociUlrugs but doneeil the tonic nmj 110Uriahiiiciit in Scott's RmuMon I (ha. nwles ril.1L.r i,i00ti .-.it, , , cliuaks,.stip)iosscsncrvoiis.ne.ssaiule-1 tablhesi.treiigtli. Nouruhiuontiilone makesblotHiaiulScott'uh'inuKioiiistho notice of concentrated nouriilnnent, frcu fUm, uincs, aliohols or opiates, If inotlur or d.uii'litor is fr.iil.ii.i1o or tieioiu, j;io lier Scott's for one ! month and see tlie U-uei incut. Jtlt.is ,' a wlioh, -nne, "nutty" liaxor. Ax old i Mibstituus. At any druj; store. i N.ulUS.Houe. li.wiufiW.N J. V-U ' MEDFORD'S LEADING Motion Picture Theater Feature Schedule 2:30,4:00,7:30,9:00,10:30 Prices 15 and 25 cents JAPANESE PLAN SIX POWER ENTENTE I0 KEEP PEACE XhW YORK. Dee. 1. Huron Klielii Sliil)iinvu, the JnpuiioM' financier, (who h .hero, today for a short tny, i claboi'ulfri tiixm lit plan to maintain peace, after the wr liy six-power j nlliiince", comprising tlie I'liited States Grout iliitnin, France, Huiu, 1 Italy ami Japan. On his 'way from San Frttiiuiico ' Xuu York the baron aitl he Ijntl hilleil witli maiiv leailinif AnioneaiH on inelhoilrt of eeuriinr lusliii!; jieuee. One of the men with whom he ileiis-ed the si. power nl lianue win Charles . F.liot, nresi- dent emeritus of Hnrviird univerHity. "I will lay this plan before our leading IntHiiie-s mid 1 1 1 i 1 1 k 1 1 1 vr men," said the baron, "mid 1 will do till in mv poster to make thi- idea take hold of -ublie opinion, so that when peace come- Japan inny lie in n por tion to ns; the I'nited States In en ter tlie six-power alliance mid induce other nations lo become u ociatcd, I iiiii of Ihe opinion that when the lime come?, for peace Ameiiea's m- I'liicnee and weialit will olilaiu a peace that will uol be ilisttiilieil I'm ' '"."" 'iu to.eoiiie and a peace that "in ue or justice ami Honor. In Ihe ilowlopuicut of China allir the war. Union Sliilnisuwu hm pei hi'l the lnet field for eo-opern-tion hetnix'ii his country ami Amer ica, bi'ciuise. he sSis, (. rmied States has capital, hraiiis ami science, while .hip.ui is neaivi the t'hincse euipiic, understand-, its pco pie better and raciallv is more closclx .Kill to them. WOMEN'S WOES ' M'lfil Women Are Finding llellef III I.JISI. It does seem that women have more Hum u Mir share or the aches and pains that afflict humanity; tltny must "keep up," must attend to du ties In splto of constantly nchliiK backs, or hoadaches, dizzy spellH, bearing-down pains; they uiusj stoop over, when (o stoop moaiiH torture. They must walk and bend nnd work with rnekltiK pains and many aches from kidney Ills. Keeping the kid neys well has spared thousands or women much misery. Itoad or a roiu edy for kidneys only that Is endorsed 1 people you know. Mrs. I. II. White. .MS W. Hamilton St.. Medford, says: Twlco I had at tacks of kidney trouble. A dull pain settled In my back and I bocaiue dlsuy nnd nervous. There seemed to ho no rost ror mo day or nlKht. I was all run down. Dean's Kidney Pills brought the host of results. Sluco usIiik them I haven't had any kltlnux trouble for years." Price 2i0r, nt all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kldnex remedy Ret Doan s Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. White had. Foster-Mllbiirn Co., Pi ops. Uuffalo. N Y dv. ! NEAREST TO EVERYTHING Hotel Manx San Francisco 'PuwellSLatOTmel Ofcp n' ins Head quarters while in San Franusco "Meet meat the Manx moderate rates Ihiillllwi diJltlloil ? MJiuKcmc n . , X ot l licirr lir KuUr .11 m-ry NJ x. Killcy ement roQiii,jvuiilr.ifi'ii lion iju cu lo lii. Iii's ."- .- TONIGHT AND TOMORROW 1 mjm -:lfc; .- "rTft?lfi?, iKiuiiiu iim-H-or- gnjjijij ;ijjj. i$ dmiiu; room. LJVi5;lPJ?5?i',,7S;J ' " rM!tt"V7- 25 CENTS DESTROYS Y Sine Your Hair! Make It Wnvy mill Iteautlfitl Try Thlsl- Thick, Thin, brittle, colorless and scraKny hair Is mute evidence of nMienIected scnlp; of dnudriiff -that awful scurf. There Is nothliiK so destructive to the hair as dandruff. It robs the hnlr or Its lustro, its strenRth and Its very life; eventually producing a fev orishiicss nnd ItcliliiR of the scnlp, which If not romodled causes tho hnlr roots to shrink, looson and dlo thnn tho hnlr falls out fast. A little Dau derlno tonlRht now' any tlmo will surely stive our hnlr. (lot a S.Vcont bottlo of Knowlton's Datiilurlno from any drup; store or toilet counter, and nftor tho first ap plication your hair will take on that life, lustro and luxuriance which Is so beautiful. It will become wnvy and fluffy nnd hnvo tho appearance of abundance; nn Incomparable glosa and softness; but what will plcasn ou most will bo nftor Just n fow week's use, when you will nctually see n lot of fine, downv hnlr new hair KrowliiK all over the scalp. Adv. 7st5 I REALLY! 1 llHOIOAl EXCELLENT PROGRAM TO-DAY L.M't.'ll! LAI (.11! LAl'till! TIiIh In what ou will do If you see our show today. KIIVSTONK COAIKDY lu two reels. A IiIk latiRh In rxeiy scetie. FeatitrltiK the world's Krent est coiiieih producer and director, Mr. Mack h'onnelt. An nil star cast, Including Mabel Nomina, Owen Moore, (Mary Plckrord's husband), nud l'att (Itosco) Ai buckle, lu The Little Teadier foiuody you can't afford to miss. We personally guarantee this sub. Ject to be one of tlio best comedies seen In Medfoid. The Mother of Her Dreams A Drama Different, l.nst but not least, the two reel drama, Twenty -nexenth episode The Diamond from the Sky There ore only thri'e more chapters. Don't miss them. TODAY YOF'LL LAFCH COM INC. TliritSDVY Hnel Dnwu in Clarissa, SAN FRANCISCO Corner Geary and Jones Sis. 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