PAGE TWP
TOCAL AND
IMPERSONAL
Oharlfin Fox of Grand Hondo, Ore.,
1 a bUBlnesa visitor In .Medford thin
week.
G. C. Trautmann, an attorney of
Yreka, ipent Monday in Medlord at
tending to legal matter.
See the atock labels carried by the
Medford Printing Co., If you are In
hurry.
V. M. 1 1 1 1 1 1 h . superintendent of Med
ford city xhooU, Mr. lfaJIs and
children have returned from Albion.
Idaho, where Mr. H tills taught In the
state normal school during the Bum
mer. Medford booster smoke the Med
ford and Mt. Pitt clgara.
Lyle Blgbee, pltiher for Klamath
Falls, has received offers from Stn
Franclsvo, Oakland and Portland to
pitch for those teams during the next
baseball season.
The new plant of the Nurml Mak
ing Company will he open for pub
lic inspection on or about September
1. Exact date will be announced
later. South Front street.
Charles Lincoln- of Keddlng Is
spending the week In Medford on
business.
Buttermilk 3c quart at De Voe's.
MrB. II. V. McBride has returned
from a ten-day outing at Camp Nick
on Rogue river.
Why smoke bit cigars, when La
Gondas are only 10c.
D. L. Kableyof Klamath Falls spent
Monday In Medford transacting busi
ness. .Auto wheels repaired; first class
Job guaranteed. Prices reasonable.
Mitchell's Repair Shop, opposite pub.
He market.
Harvey Ling of Ashland was In
Medford on business Monday! after
noon. Best Ice-cream at De Voe's.
Mrs. S. K. Adnms of Dorrls, Cal.,
Is spending a week visiting Medford
frlendB.
The new plant of the Nurml Bak
ing Company will be open for public
Inspection on or about September 1.
Exact ditto will be announced later.
South Front street.
F. L. Kane of Rogue River was a
business visitor in Medford Monday.
Pear label time Is here. Stock
labels or special labels at the Med
ford Printing Co.
Mrs. J. Plum, Miss Mabel Curtis
and E. E. Cotincjford of Crescent
City are in Medford today en route
to Crater Lake.
Buttermilk 10c gal. Do Voe's.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Ilerreford of
Mlllvllle, Cal., Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
Hartsook of Calousa, Cal., Mr. and
Mrs. II. C. Collblan, Mrs. H. W.
Christy nnd Mrs. E. E. Brockman of
San Mateo spent last night In Med
ford afler having visited Crater Lake.
Bakory goods at Be Voo's.
E. I). Bishop, who has been with
the crew surveying for the stale near
Union creek, is In Medford today and
will leave shortly for Eastern Oregon.
Get your milk, cream, butter eggB
and buttermilk at De Voe's.
M1hb Farrel, who was In the em
ploy of the May Co., Inst Bprlng and
who has lived In San Francisco since
that time, has returned to Medford.
STOP LOOK LISTEN "In the
country God made and man forgot.'
See the advertisement In this Issuo of
Things Doing. September 2, 3, 4
Brookings, Oregon.
Mrs. Farley Johnson, Misses Alice
and Clara .lohnsoji left last night for
a visit with friends In Centralla,
Wash.
Smoke a King Spits cigar, Rc.
They are home-made. tf
Mr. and Mrs. II. V. Hoffman of
Stabler, Wash., nre tourist visitors
in Medford today.
(Mr. and Mrs. Edson L. Foncko and
.Mr. and sirs. j. A. Denny of Etna
Mills arrived In Medford last night
In their cars and will spend today
slghtsetlng In ihe valley.
The world's greatest companies.
Holmes, The Insurance Man.
Mr. anil Mrs. J. Thnrnburg and
Glenn Thornhurg of Forest Grove are
spending the day In Modford. having
arrived In their car lust night.
(let your bakery goods at He
Voe'a.
-nr. nnd .Mrs. v. V. Ireland of
IlllUhora are visiting friends In .Med
ford.
.ice nave wood about that fire In
surance policy. Office Mall Tribune
BlrtK.
.Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Turner of
Lakevflle, Connecticut arrived In
Medfonl last night and left this morn
ing for Crater Lake.
Something new, brick Ice cream In
sanitary packages. Keeps two hours.
Take one with you. Tho Shasta.
Mr. and Mrs. F K. riueul eft Mon
day lu their car for Los Angeles and
in-nu, .evaua, expecting to be absent
about three weeks.
Typewriter paper of all kinds at
Medfonl Printing Co.
Jack .Morrill, Miss funitulngs of
Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Waller
Ilowne left Tuesday fur Crater Lake.
Hatha i'c. llolel Holland.
Agnes E. Mai lmr of ltuseburg Is
vIkIIIiik friends today.
It. D. Blackden of Climax Is in
Medford on business today.
De Voc buys beer bottles.
II. 8. Cole is a business visitor In
Medford from Grants Pass.
Try a King Spitz cigar and en
courage home Industry.
A. F. Poly of Portland Is spending
a few days in Medford.
Get your labels early. Don't wait
until the last minute. The Medford
Printing Co.. Is the place to get
them.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Egbert Schneck
of Ishego. Japan, who are on a tour
of the Western states, are spending!
the day In Medford.
Water .Superintendent Olen Arns
Plger returned last night from Fish
Lake and the Intake where he spent
four days looking over the city works.
Dr. Kirchgessner will be at Hotel
Nash every Wednesday. Hours for
consultation 10 to J.
A rifle team, composed of five
members of company 7, C. A. C. O. N.
(1. will go to Fort Clackamas to par
ticipate In the state meet September
10. The meet has been postponed
from August 20. The personnel of
the team will be determined by eleml
natious held on the local rifle range
a few days previous to the state shoot.
Two officers will accompany the team
one as captain and another as range
finder.
Siskiyou or Colestin water, 10c
bottle at De Voe's; Gc deposit on
bottle.
C. J. Semon and Russell Semon left
early this morning for the hills,
where they will hunt for a few days.
Pears and apple label printers for
the Rogue river valley. Medford
Printing Co.
Frank I'arrell returned this after
noon from Glendale, where lie ha
spent a few da'B on business.
Big 5c milkshakes at De Voe's.
On their return from a three week's
honeymoon In California, Mr. and
Mrs. Earle Isaacs (nee Mildred
Gage) were welcomed home last night
with an old fashioned chlvarree and
an enforced auto ride to the clatter
ing accompaniment of strings of tin.
cans, through the streets of Medford.
Gates sells Ford cars, (200 down
and $25 a month.
.Mr. and Mrs. George Mansfield and
family of Prospect are spending the
day In .Medford.
The mooting to complete the
organization of the Young People's
Union of Medford will be held at the
Bnptlst church at 8 p. m. Wednesday.
Young people of all churches are re
quested to attend.
Married by Dr. J. C. Rollins, Mon
day evening, August 21, at the home
of the grooms mother, Mrs. M. John
son, 345 No. Riverside avtnue. Mr.
Earl Oscar Johnson and Miss Elsie
Barbara Simmons.. The young people
will make their home In Medford.
Why not get it at De Voe's?
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carlos of
Broken Bow, Nebraska, are guests of
Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Rollins on No.
Central Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Car
los, together with their daughter,
Miss Ella Prettyman, have Just
motored from the middle, west to Cor
vallls, Oregon, where they will locate.
Mr. and MrB. Carlos nre accompanied
by Mrs. A. M. Snyder of Corvallis,
all of whom are former parishouerB
of Dr. Rollins.
Lunch goods at De Voo's.
Rev. L. L, Simmons, who has been
the pastor of the Baptist church of
Eagle Point for the last four years,
exiiects lo move to Washington and
next Sunduy will probably be the last
time ho will preach for us. It is de
sired that all of tho members of the
Baptist church, as well as' all other
Christians nnd all friends in the stir
rounding country will attend services
hero next Sunduy, the 2i)th, as there
will be communion services during
the 1 1 o'clock services and bo wishes
to greet all of his friends before he
leaves.
Mrs. II. L. Leach, expert corsetler.
Barclay & Abdo-Support. Phone 6S3-J
G. W. Frey, who lives near tho city
Intake on Little Butte is In Medlord
today.
Mrs. Lundy, Nu-ltone Corsets
Phone S2S. 730 W. 1 1th street. Ash
lund Thursdays. i;h
IMrs. Frank Roberts nnd children
are visiting with Mrs. George McLain
of I'hoenlx.
Wanted Work by tho hour by ox
perienced stenographer. Address F
Mall Tribune. -
'car Wilder of Redding was ar
rested last night and will bo taken
lo lieddlug this afternoon to answer
a statutory charge.
T. C. Fox of Trail spent Monday In
Medford on business.
Itev. Simmons of Eagle Point w.-.s
In Medford Mouday.
II. C. stock of Ashland spent Mon
day afternoon In Medford on bust
iiess.
The Golden Link Bible Class of the
First Baptist Sunday school will hold
their regular monthly business and
social meeting on Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Ward Ccl
zur, L'Lt Realty street. All members
aie requested lo be present.
A total f 1 r.S cars have 1. i ship.
"'d H..m .Mcdl'i.rd llns sca on anil
I went v. tuiii- 'r,. in i,hi.r tullev point.
Kitten mil t . .1 1 today. Tomorrow
I be shi..inu- n Unwell pears will 1,,..
MEDFORD MATH TRIBUTE,
When the scaffolding on which
they were at work t St. Mary's
academy slipped at four thirty yester
day afternoon four Medford painters
were precipitated 14 feet to the
ground and were considerably shaken
up, one of their number L. O. Gillan
being taken to the hospital. His in
juries were not serious, but the phy
sician In charge advised a rest of a
few days to give him rest after the
shock. The others working on the
scaffold were W. B. Thompson who
is the contractor in charge, Richard
Sounders and YV. E. Lane. These
men are today rather stiff and bruis
ed from their fall, but otherwise
uninjured.
KING OF ITALY
I'DINE, Italy, Aug. 22. King Vic
tor Emmanuel entered Gorizia Sun'
day under the fire of the Austrian
artillery. Lucinio bridge, which he
crossed to enter the city continues to
be the object of relentless shelling by
the Austrian guns, but unmindful of
the danger the king determined to
make a personal visit to the captured
city.
The king went to the city hall,
where he inquired regarding the
measures which have been taken to
restore the civil life of the city. Girls
working In the vicinity learned of
his presence and Improvised a mani
festation which was interspersed with
shouts of "long live our king, long
live Italy."
DIED
IIOJ'.FFT -Charles II. lloefft, son
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl lloefft of Lake
Creek, died at the Granite City hos
pital, Ashland, August 21, need ill
years and .'( months. He was taken
to the hospital last Thiirsduv suffering-
from the effects of u strained
back received three months ago while
leading a horse. In addition to his
parents, he leaves the following
brothers and sisters: William, Theo
dore, Lizzie nnd Christina lloefft.
Funeral services will be held at the
home at Lake Creek, Wednesday at
2M) p. m., liev. F. S. Bunch of Kose-burg-
officiating-.- Interment will be
in (lie Lake Creek cemetery.
MKOO Ida Alice Xfego died at her
home on Mistletoe struct, Aticust 22
it I ::i(l a. m., ng-cd 45 years und ft
months. Mrs. Menu had been u resi
dent of Medford fur the past five
years. She was u native of Calousa
county, California, hut spent her
childhood nnd school days in J'hoe-
ni.v. She leaves her husband, Police
Sergeant I'. L. Jlego, to whom she
was married May 13, IHl.'i, at Grants
Pass, and two children, Mrs. Kdith
Wright ami Mrs. A. J. Foster of Mon
tague, Cal.; three sisters, Mrs. W. S.
Morgan and Mrs. Charlotte Flood of
Sissnn, Cal., nnd Mrs. Jane Kent of
Medford, and five brothers, Andrew.
Lafavetle, George and Peter Wise of
Montague, and J. I. Wise of -Medford.
Services will be held at Perl's chapel
Thursday at 'J p. m. with Christian
Science services. Interment will be
in Hie I. (I. O. F. cemetery.
BALKAN OFFENSIVE CLOSE
(Continued from page one)
general offensive, advancing In the
Struma valley, occupying Dcmlhlssar
nnd establishing Itself on the left
bank of tho Struma, after repulsing
the British and French near Seres.
The seizure of the road between
Fiorina and Korltsa us well as that
between Korltsa nnd Kastor is nn
naunced. On Western Front.
LONDON, Aug. 22 British troops
on the Somnie front hnve advanced
along a line a half mile long In the
region of Pozleres, nnd hnve also
made nn advance near the Lelpsic
salient, it was officially announced
today.
PARIS, Aug. 22. Progress was
made by tho French Inst night on
the Souime front north of the river
In the outskirts of Clery, tho war
office announced today. South 0f
the river the French raptured
trenches near Estrees and Soycourt.
On Russian Front.
BERLIN. Aug. 22. The Russians
are continuing their determined ef
forts to advance west of the Stokhod
In Volhynla near Itudka-Cherblsche,
but havo been repulsed by Bavnrlun
cavalry and Austrian dragoons, who
inflicted heavy losses on the attack
ing forres. It was announced today by
the war office.
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MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY. AUGUST 22.
AT PAGE WEDNESDAY
I)r, Hroujrher of I.os Amreles
preac'hei! a wonder! ul M-nnoti to a
-real audience in Temple auditorium.
His subject was 'J)ftmntred Goods,"
and the sermon was based on the
photoplay of that title which was be
in exhibited ut Quinn's Suerba at
that same time.
"Tiie subject of impurity with its
consequences is one upon which
preachers and teachers of morals are
hee-muinx lo speak,'' said Dr.
Rio;ther. "There lias been a con
spiracy of silence in the past that has
made it possible for the devil to ruin
thousands of yunu men and women.
In recent year-, bow .-ver, it has been
discovered that ignorance is not the
mother of virtue, but the mother of
vice.
" 'Damaged Goods' is a jjrent
warning. I believe that everv trainer
of children who has not been well in
formed oug-ht to see this photoplay
and learn its jiowerful lessons.
"We cannot he too careful in training-
the rising g-eneratiou.
"There irre five D's upon which this
photoplay pives instruction drink,
dissipation, the double standard, dis
ease and death."
"Damaged Good.-'' will have a two
day showing- at the Paire, beginning
Wednesday matinee, with four per
formances dailv.
ARRESTED FOR THEFT
Eugene Small was arrested this
afternoon on the charge of stealing
a camera, valued at $S5 from the
automobile of C. E. Maud of San
Francisco, which was stored in the
Valley Garage, where Small Is em
ployed as night man. The alleged
theft occured Sunday. The case will
be heard before Justice Taylor this
afternoon.
While walking down the street this
noon Mr. Maud recognized the camera
as It was carried down the street by
a young man from Sams Valley, who
was taken into custody. He waB re
leased, however, upon explaining that
he had bought the camera from Small
for $r.
Sir. and Mrs. Maud have been
spending a couple of weeks in Med
ford.
EAGLE POME EAGLETS
By A. C. Howlet
Joe Hortnn hits been in our town
for the ust few days trying to wnrk
at a scheme to move a sawmill from
Klamath enmity and put it on the
riht (if way of the 1. & K. The prop
osition, as near as I can understand
it, is to form a joint stork company
with a cnpitiil of $Itt,iMHl, have him
put up I lie mill as his part of the
slock at .:J000 and the other share
holders own thy remaining $7000,
and hriiiir the timber off the land in
the Hi Hutte eountry and pay for
it every thirty days, and sell the lum
ber here at about $12 per HHHI. Frank
I trow n of the firm of (Jen. Hmwn
& Sons seems to be one of the main
promoters in the move. It would be
a fine tiling for Kaile Point if they
could make it work, but there seems
to be too many who say it can't be
done. Hut if we don't have some
thing done here to break up the leth
anry Kittle Point will never be as bit:
as Chicago.
Bert Bryant has moved bis family
to Medford, so we lose another prom
inent family from our midst.
II. O. Foster, one of the district
supervisors in the forest protective
force, spent the niphl with us Wed
nesdav niirht and so did Mrs, S. ('.
Z uber. Mr-. Noyes, Mrs. Harry Hoff
man ami T. K. Bucholy, nil of La
(irande. Or. They came in their into
Consider the Mothers Health
after c-lilldWrth by taking
necessary precautions be
fnre the trying orilval.
by ustnit "Mothers
Friend" to assist na
An.
" External
ture In preparing
her tor the phy
Remedy for
sical cliunk-o.
Expectant ,
TWO TRIPS DAILY
BETWEEN
MEDFORD
and
EAGLE POINT
S. H. llarnlah'a auto will leare
Ragle I'olnt at 8 A. II. and 1 P. II.
ilaily, exi-ept Sunday; leave Medford
9 A. M. and 5 P. M. Will call for
avengers at hotels In .Medford and
hotels a.id business house tu Eagle
t'uiot.
1111 INK 3-XS Oil 8-XS.
across the country via Fndleton to
Vaco to Bend, Lake Ai-on, over the
liijrh desert from Uike Ai-on to Klam
ath Falls, ( rater Lake to Eule Point.
After snentliiii the nirhl at the Sun
nyside, they then bad to see the me
tropolis of southern Oregon. They
then turned their course on their
homeward track via Grants I'm--,
Kosfcburr, Kugenf, Portland to their
home; they had been out juM twelve
day when they reached here and had
had no trouble with their auto except
an oeca-ional puncture and one blow
out. They were out simply to see the
country and have a irood time, and
they seemed to be having the yood
time, and they were as pleasant and
jovial u -et a I have seen tor soin
time.
(ins IV('.-ren and ('lur-hee C!e
meiit.s were al-o here Wednesday
niiiht. They :tc two of the United
States "overnment timber in-pectors
and were on their way up in the tim
ber to e-tabli-h stations for the dif
feient timber crui-crs to u-e us their
headuuarters in cruising the timber
on the land formerly owned by the
Southern Pacific Iiailroad company.
The Ka'le Point Sunday sehooi
had n picnic dinner la-l Wednesday
on the banks of our beautiful Little
Hutte creek. There were betvw.-n
fifty and sixty in attendance, and
they had an old-fabioned picnic din
ner, corn boiled on the cob and cof
fee, besides the knicknaeks. I heard
one man say that they had a .-tack
of corn cooked, he measured about
three feet from the "round and aid
that the stark was that hih, and they
ate it all. They were expectim; to
have bad quite a number from
Brownsboro and Keese creek, but in
thut they were disappointed, on ac
count of,the farmers beiny so busy.
Mrs. Sam Courtney, nee Samantha
Minier, came in Thursday morning
on the P. & K. expecting her father
to meet her here, but instead of sur
prising him by her arrival, she wa
surprised herself to find that be and
alt the re.-t of the family bad from
to eastern Oregon, so she came to the
Sunnyside and remained until the
next day, wher her husband came and
they both went out to the Mintcr
ranch.
Thursday morning I took pa-sa;-e
on the llarnish jitney to meet our
irranddauj:hter, Miss F.sther Shaw of
Fairview, Or., who came in on the
Southern Pacific at 1H:'M) a. in., re
turning in time for dinner.
Herman Meyer, Jr., und his father
were Ijoth ut the Sunnyside for din
ner Thursday, and so were K. Hard.
Mr. Meyer, Sr., the mail carrier, had
his Ford no back ou him that day jit-t
as he reached town, so he had to
phone to his son to come with his
Ford after him, and be had employ
ed Mr. Hurd, our electrician, to re
pair the machine. There was an im
portant shaft broken in the engine,
but Mr. Meyer procured another piece
at the Ford headquarters and bv this;
time (Saturday afternoon) they have
it ready for business. We also had
Frank Smith and ('. M. Jennings and
John Smith, the last two named were
running a truck hauling fruit for
Corbin Kdell to Medlord.
F. L. Heath, one of the Medford'
j dniL'irits, also owner ot the F. L.
j Heath jretieral mercantile store of this
place, came out Jtiuiv-iiay evening. j
Chauncey Florey, our county re-i
colder, and family came out about 1
the first of the week and went up be- ;
youd Brown's cabin for an uutinv,
and so Chauncey could take a hunt.;
They were accompanied by William
von der Hetlen and (leoi L'e Lewis, '
two of his brothers-in-law. They,
killed one deer, but I did not learn
by whom. j
Mr. Parker, the Central Point ;
meat man, and W. A. Craine of the,
Craine (Jrocery company of Central
Point were lu-re. Mr. Craine was
looking over the route with an eye to
purchasing the outfit and .uoing into,
the business of selling meat h'un-elf. 1
Marsh Garrett and Kd Ilolman
were here fur dinner Friday, ;md
Mar.-h and bis wife were lure again
Snturdav for dinner, ami -o were W.
C. I);dey, K. Hurd. Herman Meyer,
Sr.. and Le-lie Abbott. And on Fri-
i
I day nijilit A. YV. Hrjil-linw cf WYIIen
Mother' Friend'
for many years has
been the moans of siv-
itiff relief to thousands of
mothers. It is nn exter
nal remedy- vrtth unex
celled merits, ami should be
tri trip home of every expectant moth'T. Dnitrisl H1 it.
Send f(f freo bxk on Motherhood. Aiklmni Tho BradAeUI
Hcculator Co., mt Iumir 1)1 dr., Atlanta, da.
Now Daily Except Sunday.
Howard's Auto Line
Ashland and Klamath Falls
Ashland Reservations Hotel
Austin.
Take early ear Valley Anto
Line for Ashland connec
tions. I
191fi
eame in late for dipper. Mr. Hrad
shaw was out riding uver the euun
trv having up bogs lo be shipped to
Portland, lie .-ays that he has al
ready -hippul over -j0Mi worth of
hoirs "at of ti.is valley this season
and is still buying. While he was
here he renewed hi- sub-criptiou to
the Fraiiy Mad Tribune.
J. L. Hobin-on, one of our prosper
ous fanners, was doing bu-'mes Fri
day and Saturday in our town.
Mrs. lies.-b.-r of Brown-boro
brought in u crate of chickens tor oar
d-!"t airent Friday. ,
Frank Neim-rlin of Medford wa "
the P. & K. Saturday morning and -o
was li. K. Peyton ai.d hi- son, K.'rl.
! going lo D.-i bv, and Mr. Berrian, the
butchery supei intend, at, wi bi-
way to Bhite Falls.
' Beit Higmbotliam, G. K. Ilolen
!bei;t; f I'l-r-iiire Bo -k, Henry ami
Marian Tni-ty, W. C. Ib-l- y. N. .
Slos-on, X. P. Coty, .reprt t-nting the
Coin!; .Iita Veterinary C f Hartford,
Conn., and W. N. William- of p.irl-
land, reprc-ciiling tli" Continental
Fin- In-maaee Co. of New York, and
L. F. Wakemari.tdi-trict agent of the
ew World Life In-lirauee Co., Med
lord, v.f-re for dinner Saturday.
Jud Fai-nil motored out from the
Kd-a!l ranch Saturday morning witli
our daughter, Hattie. and Mrs. O. C.
Wright, and after dinner started lor
A-blaml.
Mr. Holt reports that Mr-. Graham,
who has been confined in the Sacred
Heart ho-pilnl for -ome time, has re
turned greatly in. proved in health to
her home on h'ce.-e creek.
THK PKOOF OP Till: ITDIUVG IS
IX Till-: IvTI(J. j
What the sicl: want U to set well, j
They don't care whether they are
cured by the most scientific phy.si- j
eian or the most unlearned neighbor
they don't care bow they. are cured ,
if only thoy get well. j
For forty years women suffering t
from female ills have been tnkinij I
Lydia K. Plnkham's Vegetable Com- I
pound and have been .getting well;!
and because they have got well, that j
great medicine continues to have a ;
sale, equalled by that of few pro- ;
prletary preparations. (Adv.) !
After I
Vacations j
MARINELLO !
Hetter Than tho ttest, Are Our
Toilet Preparations. !
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ADMISSION
25 c Any Seat
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Time
H. B. Warner
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Cawnppre
Spectacular
j Colorful
Dramatic
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Her Marble Heart
TOMUKKOW
DAMAGED GOODS
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Bluebird Photoplays
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The Three
Godfathers
Bar-d on Peter B. Kyne'a Story in
the Saturday Evening Post.
Willi Harry 'aey and Typical niue
binl Cast of f'nwra-. Actors.
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AM) Ill'MAX IXTKKKST.
See the Terrifying Sandstorm in
tho .Mojave Desert, Takm in Actual
Scenes on the Spot. Pictorial De
scription of How Throe Hardy Han
dlist Saved the Life of a Xew-Porn
Babe, Left t'ne-pectedly m Their
Keeping.
NEWS PICTORIAL
J.alr-rt (.'ui-reui, Hyents.
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EVE. 7:15 SHARP
Doors Open 6:45
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t i'ildren under 1(1 NOT
admitted unless accompa
nied by tlteJr jH'vuts.
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