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MEDFORD MATTj TRfBITNE, MEDFORD, ORFiOX. TUESDAY. AEfiEST 20. 19K,
1 0 CAL AND
IMPERSONAL
Returns were received from Salem
Monday by Water Stuerlrilcndent
Arnspifcer Irom samples of water
taken by him recently at the Intake
and sent to the state board of health.
These tests fehowed the Medford city
water to be in the purest slate of any
time during the term Arnspiger has
been in the employ of the city.
Get your bakery goods at De
Voe's.
Mr. and Mrs. John Perl Sent Sun
day at Grants I'ass with friends.
Oiien for business in the new loca
tion. Have some fancy values in
Jewelry, rings, watches, etc. J. W.
Diamond To.. 12 K. .Main. 136
The Medford. street department is
endeavoring to iierstiade Medford's
citizens to assist In cleaning the tall
weeds Q'erhanKlng; the sidewalks in
many sections of the city. These
weeds are rapidly becoming a nuis
ance to pedestrians and the depart
ment asks that each property owner
consider himself responsible for the
cleaning away of the pest before his
property. ' 'Wf
See the stock labels carried by the
Medford Printing Co., It you are In
a hurry.
J. W. Reddy of San Kranclsco. who
Is. standing the summer at Takiltna,
Ore., Is Yt.-dtlnp relatives In Medford
for a few days.
' Medford boosters smoke tbe Med
ford and Mt. Pitt clgara. '
Charles Owens of Talent returned
Monday evening from a brief business
trip to San Francisco.
The new plant of the Kurml Bak
ing Company will be open for pub
lic Inspection on or shout September
1. Kxact date will bo announced
later. South Front street.
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Alenderfer left
Monday In their car for Prospect,
where they will spend two weeks
camping.
' Buttermilk 3c quart at Tie Voe'a.
Mr. and MrR. George Roberts and
children have returned from a vaca
tion outing. goWf; as far east as Cin
cinnati, Ohio.
Why smoke bit cigars, when La
Gondas are only 10c.
Mr. and Mra. Benton Bowers and
family of Ashland motored to Med
ford Monday evening.
Our prompt delivery service is
proving a great convenenre. You
try It. Heath's Drug Store, opposite
Nash Hotel. 13tS
f,, K. McDonald of the Ilogue Elk
Resort is In Medford today on busi
ness.
Auto wheels repaired; first class
Job guaranteed. Pricea reasonable.
Mitchell's Repair Shop, opposite pub.
lie market. "
The Ladies' Aid of the Chrlstlsn
church will hold a lawn social Tues
day, August 29th, at S at corner of
Kighth and Oakdale. Kverybody wel
come.
Tl,-' !..., nf tfc Vnrntt Tlalr.
Ing Company will be open for public
Inspection on or about September 1.
Kxact dato will be aunounced later.
South Front street.
Mrs. Scott Kenvon Beghtol, of
Chadron. Nebraska, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. J. A. Bratuey.
Buttermilk 10c gal. Iio Voe'a.
II. C. Matkey has gone to Portland
for a week's visit.
Iton't wait to come down town
Phono your drug store wants to
ileal h 3 Drug Store. Phone st. loG
Mrs. J. A. Bratney hs Jum return
ed from vUtting her daughter at Kv
erett. Washington, and a niece. Mrs.
(Jordan TKbeiiy, of Seattle. Mrs. lib
erty was formerly Mis Kdith Both-
well oi trn citv. Mrs. nralncy was
met In Seattle by another ila:iv;htcr.
Airs. Scott Kenyon Heiilitol, of t'L.td
ron. Nebraska. who accompanied
Mrs. Ilratney on her return to Med
ford. and will make an extended vi.-it
in the valley.
Bakery goods at Pe Voe'a.
I r v in S. I'obh, Charles Van Loan
and King l.ardner mil vimi Medford
and Crater l.ake early in September
The t rio. bo are w ell known a. rit
er for the Saturday Kvenlng o.-t.
and other ni.igalnes, are on an auto
tour of the eu
Get jour milk, cream, butter eggs
and buttermilk at De Voe'a.
Bert Anderson, who has spent tiia
year in California. Is expected to re
turn tc .Medford Saturday.
STOP LOOK LIST KN" "In the
country God made and man forgot.'
See the advertisement In this Issue of
Things Imtr.g. September I. J. i.
Brookings Orepon.
Jl.il Gahlib. ...n Hopkins and
llarrv Iton-ninirs have returned trom
a week's outiiu at Shala Sprint
ljine VAland of IkjcIu haf pur
chased a Saxon Six.
Snioke a King Splti cigar, 5c.
They are home-made, tf
K. L. CitttiuK of San Krau? bro is
in Medford on buine- for a few
das.
The world's greatest companies.
Holmes, The Insurance Man.
Mr. and Mr. Creorte V, l;oarl
returned Sunday evening from a two
week's outing at Peli'n lt.iv.
I-unch jjoods at De Voe'i.
Mr. and Mrs. II. t". Lumsden left
Sunday evening for Seattle. Keut and
other Washington points, where they
will visit relatives and friends.
A novelty for children. Charlie
Chaplin Jumping Jack given to the
first 100 Kiddles under 12 years.
Matinee, Page Wednesday.
Chester Putney of frunsmuir, Cal
ifornia. U spendiug a two week's va
cation In Medford.
See Dave Wood about that fire In
surance policy. Office Mail Tribune
Bids.
The regular eighth grade examina
tion will be held in the high school
building Thursday and Friday, Au
gust 31 and September 1.' The
schedule of examinations is as fol
lows: Thursday, writing, language,
agriculture: Friday, physiology, his
tory, biography, civil government.
reading. All eighth grade students
who wish to take the state examina
tion will assemble in the study room
of the high school at S o'clock Thurs
day morning. All must be provided
with papr and pens.
Something new, brick Ice cream In
sanitary packages. Keeps two hours.
Take one with you. The Shasta.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. Hay Moran
Monday, August 2S, a nine-pound
boy.
I'nder the eyes of Pacific Coast
league scouts at Klamath Falls Sun
day. I.yle Bigbee, whom Klamath
Falls Idolize? as Medford once idol
ized Bud Anderson, fizzled. It was
explained afterwards that the hero
had been on a hunting trip Monday,
and this was the reaboo for bis poor
pitching Sunday. Weed beat him 9 to
6 and though he pitched his best,; ho
w-as touched for three three baggers
and a home run. Bigbee had all the
curves he ever had, but was unable
to get by. He was opposed by Kddie
Anthony of Yreka. Cal., who pitched
better hall with more head work.
Anthony, by his work, made Bigbee
look like a bushleaguer. Bigbee was
handicapped by the mediocre catching
of Jimmy Clarke, though a first class
nun, Charles Jolly sat on the bench
most of the game. After the contest
was all but lost, Jolly was sent In.
Bigbee has been offered a place on
thme Oakland team of the Coast
league.
Typewriter paper of all kinds at
Medford Printing Co.
Fred Weeks and party of friends
left last week on an auto tour, to
Crater Lake. Northern California, and
Klamath Falls.
Try a King Splti cigar and en
courage home industry.'
H. C. Bonney of this clly spent
Sunday visiting friends and relatives
at Montague, Cal.
De Voe buys beer bottles.
Mr. and Mrs. W. IL CoreJjj Gore
and Miss Mary Gore are on an auto
tour to Crater Lake and Klamath
Falls.
Dr. Kirehgcssner will be at Hotel
Nash every Wednesday. Hours for
consultation 10 to 3.
The Medford baseball team will
leavo the middle of the week for
Brookings, Cal., where they will play
three games at the Chetco carnival.
Seiherts and Caster will do the pitch
ing. The Ashland band will also make
the trip.
Watch and Jewelry repair hospital
at new location: 12 E. Main. J. W.
Diamond Co. lag.
The fire department was called out
last night to extinguish a blaie lu a
pile of lumber In the rear of the Co
operative warehouse. The oriula Is
unknown. The fUt burned in saw
dust, which made It hard to put clit.
The damage was immaterial.
Siskiyou or Colestln water. i"c
bottle, at De Voe's;. fie deposit on
bottle. .
A meteor flashed across the heav
ens from north to south Monday night
about eight o'clock, lighting up the
entine valley for an instant. The
phenomena wan witnsed by many.
. iiimivi uisappvarru as lapitllv as-!
it came.
Pears and apple label printers for
the Itogtie river valley. Sledford
Printing Co.
Miss Virginia liceni.in ni Gold Hill,
'isited friends mid relatives in Med
f"nl Monday.
Gales sells Ford cars. J:oo down
and $2." a month.
11. M. Parke and family and II. K.
Stow. II of Corvallis scnt last night
in Medtord on their remrn from
Crater l.ake.
Mrs. II. L. Leach. eivert eorsetfer.
Barclay i Abdo-Support. Phone x!t-J
Virginia Beeman of Gold Hill Is
spending the day with Medford
friends.
Mr. and Mis. Gordon C. Git
fin and 'on are in Medford todav
and will leave tomorrow for their
home in Fowler. Cal.
F. W. Kussell. Jr., is a business
visitor In Mnlfoid from Grants Pass.
Why not get It at Voe's?
Paul II. St utile of KUmatii Falls
Is In the city on business.
At noon today two machine
driven by Geotge Treirhler of the
Overland agency and John F. Pattv
of Ashland collided at the lorner
of Main and Front streets. Treirh
ler hit the Patty machine's front
wheel Bia ue for the accident hat
not vet !een fixed.
Mrs. 1. 1. u.R. N'n (tone Corsets
Phone SI, or call T3i W. 11th street.
Asiiland Tiiurda;.
A. F. Knox is a business visitor .
from Grants Pass. - )
Henry Kunlaer of Applegate Is a i
business visitor in Medford. )
A. C. Allen, horticultural commis
sioner for the Southern Oregon dis
trict, and bis son have returned to
Medford after an auto trip through
Eastern Oregon and Idaho. Mr. Al
len look a motion picture camera
with him and secured a number of
excellent films. Those of various
Idaho lava beds are particularly in
teresting.
Big 5c milkshakes at De Voe's.
The Rogue River Fruit and Pro
duce Association yesterday sold two
cars of Bartlctts at an average price
of JJ.T.'i, one at New York and one
at Philadelphia.
Willis C. Marsh is a business
visitor from Oakland, Cal.
Baths 2-".c. Hotol Holland.
Chester Putney of Duusmuii Is
spending his vacation with his
parents in Medford.
A. C. Adrian of Portland is In
Medford on business.
Dr. I.ockwood and family and For
est Kdmeads and family are spend
ing the day at Crater l-ake, having
left In a car at four o'clock this
morning.
I.ouis Oliver of Bear Creek bottom
Is In the city today on business.
Classes at St. Mary's Academy,
Medford. Oregon, will be resumed
Tuesday, September .Mil. Complete
courses offered in high school, gram
mar and primary grades. Excep
tional advantages In music, art, and
china painting. Day pupils and
boarders-received. .Excellent sleeping-porch
accomodations are a fea
ture of the hoarding school.
; i',: L. -Farra of Lake Creek is
spending a few days in Medford on
business.
Judge anil Mrs. F. M. Calkins re
turned Tuesday morning from Santa
Crux, where they spent a two week
outing. ,
Earl Croft of Eagle Point spent
Monday afternoon In Medford on
business.
Mrs. Frank Lewis of Eagle Point
spent Monday afternoon shopping in
Medford.
. R. Mcl.eod of Prosjicct Is in
Medford today on business.
Pear label time Is here. Stock
labels or special labels at the Med
ford Printing Co.
W. P. Hamilton of Eagle Point Is
transacting business in the city to
day. Frank C. Kenley of Scudder and
Kenley Orchard, is In Medford to
day on orchard business.
William Cottrell and R. J. Kemon
of the Meadows are in Medford on
business today.
Charles Hockersmlth Is moving his
household from Medford to the Wy
land ranch at the Meadows.
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 29. Fig
was Just compiled in the office of
the district forester, George H. Cecil.
Portland, Ore., show that ir,7,6.S9'
head of cattle and horses and 996.
771 sheep and goats, belonging to
3,45t permittees, were admitted to
the national forest ranses of Ore
gon and Washington during the pe
ilpiLuf from July 1, li'li. to June JO,
llY...
Tht'M1 ftsuri slvp an Increase of
cattle ami horses and a ile
ertatt of ll.titfi sheep and poats,
compared with the nnniMt r 511 it
nitltrd ilurini; the prcv-edins: fical
vear. The decrease in shee, lr ac
counted for t the tact that many
sheen nieu have j;one into the tattle
hur-ines-js. The fi cures, as a whole,
show a his increase In the i.umter of
&toik on the forests of ihe district.
Since four ulieep are consider e!ua!
to one cow on a ranee basis, after
dedticiinc ll.tlt; decrta in sheep,
the figure show an increase equiva
lent (o Tl.K.,7 shM'p.
The returns alo show thar dnrinc
the II l.i M-asn th" Mnrk grazed
ixdoiiK.-d to owners, hut this
ear .ti4 owners are represented,
indicatliiV cleariy that the forest nr
vue is steadily carrying out its policy
of milking lheid'st distribution
anionic lltf email raiu tiers adjniuiu
the (ore-t. Six years aco liere were
l.G3 crazing permittees usinc the
national forest ranges of the to
states.
First Clash Sunday
Zt KU II. Aim :.-The first hos
tolitles Ieteen Kununia and Au-trla-HuniCiirv
broke out Sunday pt
nlnz south and ?outhet of Kron
Uilt (HriiKMii. Skirmishes ao are
reiiortej further st at Colt Tour
House.
With Medlord traae Is Medfori mad.
RANDHcNALlY&CO.
MAKERS OF MAPS j
for All the World
CHlCAtiO XW XQKX
MONKEY WHO WRITES
SHORTHAND SEEKS JOB
IT
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V e,v a 4 t 2 f i '
mt ' v j
No Wife Coultl 1h JvuIoils of Un
At lal the ierf'ert stetKurniplicr
lias been di-roveivd.
Site is us j-i'eal a a sphinx inul us
ti'.dv as 11 itrirnvle. More tli.tu that,
-he will never ive a .jealous wife a
Millie anxious moment or the shVhi
et cause to rmnplain. Shades'
Darwin nnd fleams of (laniet an
ourangatanL' that writer shorthand !
Her name i- '"Mi-s Uridjret," and
,ju-t at pre-ent s!ie is t ravelin; with
a circus. While he Itii.-. not yet been
cautioned lor violating any steno
graphic speed lnwi. she is j;ettin
alon nicely at her prole.-ion and i
yoin to be a bit; help to ler laniily
some day. Just now 'Mis Bridget"
is a memU'r of the Itanium & ilailey
tented hou-::ioid and lives in a cnire,
which, in-tt'iid of havin--' bars if r-tejl.
is eneioscd in. j:tas. The early morn
ing mist forms a tine writing tablet
of this la-s. and ben one day in
winter ,piaitcri the cireu? .-ecretary
t raced a tew lien l'itman characters,
which read. llow art? you, Mi
Ilridiret ?v
The next moniin. to the -eere-tary
surprise, he foind that
Hrid :et" had an -we red the mietitin
STORY. AI IHE STAR
"One irl aid that he had ttr.-t
yielded lo teiuptation when hv bail
bcHune utterly di-couraued iM-c.-tu-e
-he had tried in vain tor -onie neuuh
to !;t-; i-riou-jh money tr a pnir of
-tioe-. Si'c itiihituaily -pent -SJ a wei k
fT a rootii. Her obi lnn - ueie -o--d
twHf. WIm-m they b-i-itmc too
tti'in lo endure a third -he
j.o-.-, I f.tt 1') rent- toward new
pair. hc -.ic up tti;-.-j!c and.
to n-r it' Tonn coi-'iMTpin.iM- pfra--.
'-Id : i .i.a p:ur ..;
A -h"it titnc ;i-: a we-i-kiiowr:
writer e;ni!c ,i'-rn lh' ab..e p.n.i
Lr:iph :n a I k wr:t!-n bv Jat..-
A.i.ia-r.-..; Hud H..-:-c Ha!: an i,o: r
lal.r the r-i.eer. !!., 1 Winn.- i!--r-ron.
had 'UtlitH'ti a -lurv iha'. ui.iir
the t'.lo r! "Si;..,-,," f-ri'at-d tic
un-ate-t -Mt-.ti.-n of .,ey l..;v t;.;i
ha- v ! apj'Li rt d in 1 'd i- r"
UcU. Takiit- 1'i-r iioiu !o- if '-i-i-tit
re'.tt.d h Jane Add..',,-. M. Ib-r-nm
r.-tf a -nupb-. h :m .n -;-t in
whi.'h t-rc rep ft - fit- thn c wr(.
f ii 1 1 of a ".-- M erk 't"po"'..
I'owrty of the drnr-t --rt b- d in-r
ta!i:;' ;u it , cj-.a-i.. . - ,it sr
iav -iu- took her !o.w i: d p::v cr
eiope b-'me to Kr mot'o-r an I e.fh
fimt w:f- prxin.-ctl I ii -J tin- f o'li.w in'
THIS MANTEL
illllC
hi ii mm ...-vj-i
His Bens and Baby Bens at !! ", traveling clnek... cliin;e clocks,
office clock, etc The new Wa 'ham ekH-k for j articular w,'le, ho
does not n.ind pa? Its a little eitra.
MARTIN J. REDDY, The Jeweler
till E. Main Strwt.
Tlr HiH of Qrttlitj-.
7
mum V ISiiiley's ISridsc."
by tir-t blowing her breath upon the
irhi-s ami tlicti. tracing a cuuicform
conMructed writing that looked not
unlike a portion of the epitaph on the
tomb of l'toleuiii. Tim secretary had
to do a contortion feat in order to
read what the daughter of the juii'-'lc
had written, but he finally recoinii.ed
a few character.
AtMitrdiii" to John I'attcr-on, the
suK.'rintendcnt f the I'arnuui ii Bai
ley menagerie, ".Mir-s Bridget" has
now proi.resed so far that she can
write tbe entire i'lphuhet and ho'pe
oon to beL'in phra-in. leeHT Pat
terson is exceedingly proud of jhi
chiire and protuies thai 2Vf
Mriduet" w take dictation from tbfe
public liere m Medford. Sepl ember 11.
when the Barnum v Bailey (Jrcatot
Show on Karth jrive- to twrfonuatiees.
The Barnum & Bailey circu- this
saon lias a irreatly enlarged men
airerie ilepartment, which includes
oiue very rare specimen of wild, ani
mal life. eldom found in captivity.
A family of five yintffc-. 11 cattivun
of ihirty-eibt camel-, a herdj ( if
forlv-one elephants, and 1"S cairns of
other jungle bea-ts v. ill eomph-e the
animal department of the bii: h"W.
week would see her Wearin? the hoe
'-he needed o liatliy. .Finally, in ut
ter de.-pcralitu, she obtained u pair
of hoe.
By rare j;ood foiiune. the rights t"
tbi tory were obtained by Blue
bird Photoplay-. Inc., and Loi
Weber. ri-potj-ib!e tor Where Are
.My Children.'" "Si-amlal" and other
eijiiaily notable phtplay'-, wa as-r::i'-d
to produce it. The re-uU 1
a Bluebird titat ha- created a new
-tandard of n;"tin pu-t;iie quality.
The manaueiuvnt of Jlie Star iKe
atT is indeed p.pd' t'iu anti'itmec
ihnt "Siioc-" i- ti fn- n - iite.i tdav
a:ul t"iuorniw. We Unw no lic-i-lancv
iti deelai i8 (Ii;'t Ibi- featnn
ill api-eel ti 't:re nNple than any
tdm hit .-li fAr. in ?bi- theater. It-
p-.npo-e i- iiior,i!l nho'r-oMn- jiml it-
h --o!i l!al !o tile eoUiMtoll Weal.
ficneral Announcement.
On account of t!:e railroad strike
which .t-ems ine it;t'dc, until further
notk e we will discontinue rereivine
fruit for shipment. nii;ers are re-
siMtnsii'U' for freight el; arc 03 even
tliouuh cr- have not re.u-hed desti-
na'ion. This i-: provided for in hills
of laditm rwr railroad lompatiy isucj
for all shii'iuents.
PUninciS ViV IT rfiMPANV OK
OUK'JQX.
TOO LATE TQ CLASSIRT
WANTKii A wood saer. Call
:.;i-K-:;.
CLOCK ONLY $4
R ins S dai. Cathclral pong
Hour and half- liour strike. Ma
hogany finUh. A suaranteid .tinie
kef jver.
Other S-dav rlocks at ?t, o,
ju-t as We value s tiiis one.
Our 11 r.n ularrp clocV is the moJt
ikpendaMe o! anv cioik on the
market.
iiiir Alvaar Welcome
LITTLE DAMAGE BY
STORM SAYS GATE iTW
Tlie storm of late Sunday after
noon was rather local and wan caus
ed by the hot weather of low barom
eter pressure of the three or four
previous days. It varied In velocity
from 13 to o miles per hour as com
pared to a maximum of 75 miles per
hour attained by the previous storm.
Its duration was from about 5:30 to
S:30 o'clock. It also varied greatly
In the valley, some sections escaping
with very little damage. Those hav
ing Aniou and Cornice pears sustained
the greatest losses. Altho tbe Anjous
suffered heaviest they were often
merely thinned. Only in a few In-
stauces was the loss over 25 per cent.
The Conilce suffered the heaviest
from the previous storm and again
the damage to them was next to the
Anjous. Only seldom were other va
rieties more than thinned. Apples
In general suffered but slightly, the
wind falls acting as a light thinning.
To make a fair estimate of the loss
is impossible without first making a
thorough canvass of all the districts
of the valley. On the whole the loss
was considerably below that of the
lUth. The heaviest losses probably
ranged between 25 and 50 per cent,
and from there down io nothing.
.Mr. Kline, inspector In the Koguc
river d!:-trict. reported that the dam
age from Central Point and north
was very slight. In the Mcdfoul dis
trict the areas suffering most was
about llillcrest. Hear Creek and Han
son, and the Foothills orchards.
SEPT. 4
The fall term of (he Medford Busi
ness College oiicns next Monday,
September 4, for day and night school
and with practical courses to preprre
pupils for any business vocatiou, a
new department teaching grade
school subjects, in charge of an ex
perienced taachcr, will bo added this
fall.
This is a home school, that is up
to date, splendidly equipped, compe
tent teachers and should be liberally
patronized. The school also makes a
specialty of securing positions for its
students whenever possible.
CUBAN CIGAR MAKERS
ALLEGE TOBACCO CORNER
MANILA. I. 1.. Aiitf. 'JO. Cijrur
niaiiiiliii-turi'is of this city, asserting
that a tciliac co rumer i- in oivcnitioii.
have apivcali'il to the jroveniinvnt to
intervene. The price of tobacco i
aruii:. The iroveninuMit officials
After
Vacations
MARINELLO
Hotter Thau the lkst( Arc Our
Toilet Preparations.
MARINELLO HAIR SHOP
4i)7 Uh melt-Corey lllilg. .
TWO TRIPS DAILY
MKTWEEN
MEDFORD and
EAGLE POINT
E. H. Harnlsh'a auto will leave
Ejgle Toint at 8 A. M. and 1 P. M.
daily, except Sunav; leave Medford
9 A. M. and 6 P. M. Will call for
passenners at hotel; in Medford and
hotels and busiucu houses in Kagle
Point
IMIONK J-.; OK S-X.1
MRS. E. V. COFFIN
Teacher of
PIANO AND VOICE
l0 HOSE AVE.
Here Is Your Chance to Let Go Some Pear Money
SI'ErlAI.
No. 1. Ten acres near Phoenix. 4 1-5 miles from Medford. beauti
ful view of the valley; good frt. soil, on comer, nulilic lilshway on
north and west: 1 miles trom Pacific highway, good graveled road to
Pacific highway; all fenced.-woven fire: S inn worth or buiidinc.
house, hen house and out huildinss and well; ; acres of pears, mostly
Bartletta. Just coming ln:o bearini seven years old: one sere of
Newtown apples, a few Si itien'ierg. For Immediate sale .'.".
One half cash and balance terms to suit purchaser t rr cent, or
will discount 5 nr rent on Ihe op. half tor r..-h. Will cousiuet
trade for ono liilf.
HURD LAND & INVESTMENT CO.
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iiy tlicv believe this is ilue tu u world
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iCH
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stomach sufferers owe their complete
recovery to Mayr's Wonderful reme
dy. Unlike any other for stomach
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TO A rT? LAST
rnLVJi time
lt;was A
3ghl
a real scrap to a finish,
with guns, fists, bottles
and other modern weap
ons. William Collier, the
popular Broadway star, 13
tbe hero and he carried
off the honors royally.
iTheNo-GoodGuy
13 IOC line ui Luc io.vi. xi-
ANGLE PLAY to be shown
at this theatre For real com
edy, thrills and laughter com-
bincd in a single play, ''The
No-Good Guy ' has few equals.
Then there's a rousing Key
stone Farce that will pull you
out of your scat.
DASH OF COURAGE
TRIANGLE PLAYS
TOMOliUOW
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In "Police,"' 2 acts Essanay
and Viola Dana -
STARTING
TODAY
The Great ot I'rohli'in I'lay
liver l'reMMiteil )n the
Motion Pietiire Sei-een
"SHOES"
liK.UTlFl'l, Itl.l Kl!ll!l l'HOTO
IM,.V lNTi:i)l)ll'I.N(i THE -NEW
SI.VH
MARY MAC LAREN
As the Shop Girl Who W'wt ('omell
txl Uy Inexirtiihle Fate to "laterally
Sell tint for a Pair of Shoes."
LOIS WLlilllt S GUKATKST MU
1ITI A Triumph in IMmtoeniphy
Tiirtt Kvt-ntfu Wtt'k.s in the lafe of
h Half Slavr Shop orl Hrivrn to
Sin Tlmmh -o Fault of Her Oho.
A I-e.VMin for Kvery I'art-nt.
A Warnmi: to Ker' it'l.
A SocioloKHitl Pnittk'ni.
NEWS PICTORIAL
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Star Theatre
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