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MEDFORD MA1TJ TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OUKflONV MONDAY, FKURITARY 10. Ml!)
I0CAL AND
PERSONAL
Mian McCormtck will give the ec-
oiid of the series of tood lessons to
ri lull I at the public library. The sub
ject discussed this evening will he
"The Comparative Value ot Foods."
All women ot the city and vicinity In
terested In knowing more about the
food, we eat are welcome to attend
The meeting will begin at S o'clock.
Llthia water at De Voe'a.
Notice of tho death of Guy la. Fer
guson, former superintendent of the
.Medford office of the Metropolitan
1-lfo Insurance company and for sev
oral years past superintendent ot the
company at Sacramento. Cal.. was rc
cnlved by the local Elks lodge Sun-
dny. His death occurred Saturday.
Who Is the most widely read and
the most popular magazine writer in
America today? Irvl S. Cobb. 2T3
l.ce Smith and Ben F. Werts of
Iluch and Fred Surran ot Jackson
ville wnro week-end guests at tne
Nash hotel.
Sergeant and Sirs. H. C. HalRht of
Salt Lako City. Utah, arrived in the
city this morning for a visit with
Mrs , Haighl's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
1. A. Batten. The sergeant was dis
charged from service in the 145th
field artillery, Sunshine division, two
weeks ago.
Dr.: It. -P. Hargrave, physician
Rooms 409-410 Gamett-Corey Bldg.
phone 230. . tf
Deputy Fish and Game Warden
Dally on Saturday night caught two
boys spearing fish in the ladder at
the Gold Ray dam and placed them
under arrest. The offenders were
Kennett Pellet of Tolo and Robert
Hcrron ot Ashland, both about 16
years ot age, and hence they were
turned over into the custody, of the
juvenile court.
Switches made of combings, hair
dying, scalp treatments 13 tor $5.
Goneral work. Sanitary Beauty Shop,
St. Mark's Bids., phone 361-R. 277
E.. Mahan of Flagstaff, Arix., and
formerly of lied ford, where ho was
in 'the sewing machine business, ar
rived in the city Sunday night hoping
to gain some trace ot his wife, who
was also a former resident of this
city and was a Mrs. Jorgensen prior
to 'her marriage to Mahan. She dis
appeared from Flagstaff several
months ago without leavlpg her ad
dress with Mahan.
Guaranteed piston rings tor all
ears. C. B. Gates' Auto Co.
Emerson 'Merrick left this morning
on a business sojourn at Grants Pass.
Who has interviewed more great
statesmen and rulers than any man
living? Irvin S. Cobb. 273
i It. C, Brigga of the U. S. geological
, survey is In the city on business,
having arrived Sunday night''
i For the best Insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man. '
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Penning
ton and child are Hotel Medford
guests, having arrived In the city
from Seattle last night
Nash Hotel. Special rates, week
or month. Steam heat 267
Among business visitors in the city
. Monday are "Joseph F. Brundage of
San Francisco, R. A. Grlpp of Oak-
land and P. W. Harrison and T. E.
Baltic of Portland.
It pays to save in the Building &
ixian, 429 M. F. & H. Bldg.
Jasper Mendell, . a homesteader
living in the Illinois valley in the
wilds of Curry county, was in Eugene
yesterday on his way to Portland,
traveling on horseback the entire
distance; says the Eugene Guard. He
declares that he has never ridden in
an automobile because they make
him nervous and he likes his horse
a whole lot -better anyway. This is
the first time he has been out of his
cpunty. for 10 years, said Mendell
yesterday. He intends to visit rela
tives in Portland and will make the
return trip in the same manner.
A two-lb. box of Vogan's chocolates
. for $.135 at DeVoe's.
Roland Flaherty, assistant county
agricultural agent, was again on duty
today .after an eight days illness, with
f'u. "-
Switches made of combings, hair
dyeing, scalp treatments 12 for ?5
(Manicure, 4 for $1. General work
Sanitary Beauty Shop, St. Mark's
hid!?., phone 361-R. 277
' Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Frele and chil
dren of Weed, left for home this
forenoon after a visit with Mrs.
Krele's parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Gray. ,
Have your auto repaired now and
avoid tho rush. Power Auto Co. 277'
Jiunes Frances ot Applegate, L.
CUiy ot Wellen and L. Smith of Grants
Pass, -were Sunday visitors registered
at the Nash hotel.
For fire Insurance phone 64, cor
ner Eleventh street and S. P. track.
D. R. Wood & Co.
E. P. Mulvey of Eugene, arrived in
the city this morning on a business
visit and is a guest at the Holland
hotol. : '-'.
Tires' for all cars;, most miles per
dollar. 'Power Auto Co. 277"
Robert Forrest, former resident of
Medford - and for years musician at
the Star theater, was taken ill with
the flu at Sacramento last week and
removed to a hospital of that city.
He Is a member of the Medford lodge
of Elks and word of his illness reach
ed this city from the Sacramento
lodge of Elks. '
Windshield glasses for all cars. C.
E, Gates Auto Co.
The Ladles' Aid of tho Christian
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
J. Wold, 42 Rose avenue, Tuesday
Feb. 11, at 2 p. m. The business
moating will start promptly at 2:30.
A full attendance Is desired.
Try pur place for prices on elec
trical goods.' Electric Home Supply
Co., Ill West Main. : .277
Dr. Bert 'R. Elliott who was re
cently discharged from the dental
corps of the U. S, army, has opened
offices in the M. F. & H. building
where he will be associated with Dr.
K. Q. Riddell. Before entering the
army. Dr. Elliott practiced In Grants
Pass. .
Got your milk, cream, butter and
buttermilk at Dovoe'a,
Mayor Demaray . officially - an
nounces that the ban on all publl
social gatherings, as well as public
and private dances, is still In effect
The last influenia sufferer was re
leased from quarantine today, but
the ban on the above named gather
ings will probably continue thruout
the month of February, tor the best
Interests of the city. Grants Pass
Courier.
- DeVoe has a tine line of assorted
chocolates at 60o per pound.
Among business visitors arriving
in tuo'city Saturday were H. E. Ege-
berg and J. C. Haden of Glendale,
W. U Kadderly of Corvallis, O. T.
Wlmberly of Roseburg, Colin Mcin
tosh of l.os Angeles, V. J. Ne-llson ot
YreKa and U C. Bettor ot San Fran
Cisco.
Daily's Taxi. Dodge cars. Phone 15.
Who. as a nowspaper man, as a
star mngaxino writer, as a war cor
respondent and as a humorist, has a
reputation that Is world wide? lrvin
S.Cobb. 273
Bakery goods at DeVoe's.
Porter J. Neff arrived homo Sun
day afternoon from his severa' days
visit at Salem where he appeared in
a supreme court case and hobnobbed
with tho Jackson county legislat'.vo
delegation.
Vacuum cleaners for rent or sale.
Electric Home Supply Co., Ill West
Main. 277
Harry Mills, manager of the Butte
Falls Lumber company, arrived with
his wife and children from Butte
Falls early last evening and the fam
ily will reside at the Hotel Medford
for the next month or two. This
move was made necessary because
now that the Pacific & Eastern rail
road has ceased. running Mr. Mills'
headquarters will be In Medford at
least until the railroad outlook is
definitely settled.
Guaranteed spark, pings tor all
cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co.
L. A. Davis of Seiad Valley, Cal.,
arrived in the city Sunday to see Dr.
J. F. Reddy and is a guest at the
Hotel Nash.
Guaranteed springs tor all cars.
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
Among week end visitors in the
city from Eagle Point were J. A.
Mims and Jerry Lewis.
Yon can drink a pint pt cider tor
a nickel at DeVoe's. . .
The Women's Association of the
Presbyterian church will serve a
luncheon in the chapel of the church
edifice at 12:30 o'clock Tuesday. All
women ot the church and congrega
tion are cordially, invited to be pres-
ent.
Must vacate. Men's and boys'
shoes being sold regardless ot cost.
Store will close Feb. 22, 12 p. m.
I F. Stroud, So. 10 SouthaCentral.
G. Calderwood of Roseburg has
leased the Mrs. Reed farm west of
Jacksonville and will move his fam
ily on It in a few days.
Hemstitching, pecoting, all work
guaranteed. Vanity Hat Shop.
The remains of Mrs. James Leslie
who died at Portland last Friday in
the Good Samaritan hospital, arrived
in the city Sunday morning accom
panied by Mr. Leslie, and Mrs. Alice
Hunter of Newburg, and Mrs.
Ruby Kelly ' of Portland, mother
and sister of Mrs. Leslie. Mr. Leslie
arrived in Portland Friday night,
took a taxi to the hospital and reach
ed his wife's bedalde three minutes
before she died. Mrs. Myra Kee
baugh, another Bister of Mrs. Leslie,
and daughter. Miss Cora, will arrive
from Portland this afternoon. Fun
eral arrangements will not be com
pleted until the arrival here on Wed
nesday frem Chicago of Mrs. Leslie's
brother, Hugh L. Hunter. Mrs. Les
lie was 27 years old, and she and Mr.
Leslie were married Dec. 24tb, 1910.
Guaranteed brake lining for - all
cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co.
Miss Elsie P. Koppen arrived in
Medford yesterday for a visit and is
a guest at the Hotel Medford.
'Furniture upholstering, mattress
making, crating and packing. Doug
las, 201 S. Riverside. Phone 162-J.
C. H. Corey and G. G. Goodman
arrived in the city Saturday on busi
ness visits.
v You can always find something for
a quick lunch at DeVoe's.
Among eastern guests at the Hotel
Medford who arrived Saturday are
Mr. and Mrs. H. Averlll and H. B
Owsley of Cs'ew York.
City hemstitching and pecoting 5c
yd. Mrs. B. E. Haney. . . 274
Amos F. Williams of Grants PasB,
who was only recently discharged
from navy service was a week end
visitor in the city.
Insure in sure Insurance. Phone
799 or 609-Y. Bennett Inv. Co. 291
Joseph O. Grey of the Gaddis &
Dixon company, left Sunday after
noon on a business visit to Vasalia,
Cal.
The Valley Fuel Co. has adopted a
strictly cash basis beginning Feb. 1.
All kinds of wood for sale. Phone 76.
290
Mr. and .Mrs. E. L. Martin were
Saturday and Sunday guests at the
Hotel Holland.
Dr. Heine. Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Stlckln are
guests at the Hotel Medford from
Eugene, having arrived Sunday..
Malted milk 50c m. DeVoe's.
James R. Baker of Chicago, and
B. Fox and George H. Fox of Port
land, arrived in the city on Sunday
on business' visits.
Our lamps will last longor; try
them. Electric Home Supply Co.,
11 West Main. 277
In the old mining town of Shast
once the largest town In H Inula conn
ty. Western Star Lodge No. 2, nil
A. M, still has 95 members, though
there Is only one member living
there, says the Yrcka News. Ho
Grant Schrotor, who Is always elected
secretary. The other members are
scattered In alt parts ot the globe.
Several are In South Africa. Bit
does are kept paid up. anil every
one of the 95 may be snid to bo an
active member. There are enough
Masons in the nearby towns ot Ken-
dick, Kennett and Redding to make
a quorum whenever a uioetlug
held.
-Miss Rath Corbel!, home demon-
stration tmont ot Josephine county,
was a week md v'ritor in Medford
from Grants Pass.
Mrs. 1, F Topping and sister. Miss
Watts, wcro vlsliois In tho city from
Grants Puss 311 Saturday.
W. L. Kidderiy of Corvallis, assis
tant county agent tender of the state,
was In tho city, today conferring with
County Agricultural Agent Cate.
A. A. Flyim ot the uoro service,
who was discharged from that ser
vice last week, arrived in the city
from San Diego yesterday, and fol
lowing a visit with relatives hore will
resume his old position at Alswego
Ore., as superintendent ot the elec
trical department of the Suuthorn
Pacific railroad at that point.
Tuesday is ladles dar at tho Elks
club and a large atendunce Is antlcl
pated.
Among Butte Falls visitors in Med
ford Saturday and Sunday were D
Von Needa, the merchant, and II
Mclutyre..-
Mrs. A. G. Hodges left for her
home at San Francisco last night
following a visit with her daughter.
Mrs. E. M. McKenny. and family.
J. F. Katriner, secretary of the
Oregon Gas & Electric company, re
turned from the public servico com
mission hearing at Roseburg Satur
day on the company's application to
raise its rates, and will spend a day
or two in Medford on business before
returning to his headquarters at San
Francisco.
Mrs. Florence J. Powers of. San
Francisco, arrived in Medford Fri
day for a visit with friends. Before
returning home she will visit friends
and relatives in Portland and Seattle.
Airs. t. B. Myers ot Phoenfx. was
in town shopping Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Stone, also
niece, Mrs. C. W. Gregory and little
son, who Is visiting from i.orth
Bend, were in Medford visiting with
friends and shopping Saturday.
The Christian church congregation
voted Sunday to call D. E. -Millard as
pastor. Mr. Millard has been an
evangelistic and pastorial worker for
eleven years, but has been in Y work
at Bremerton the past eight years.
Both Sir. and Mrs. Millard are splen
did musicians.
L. M.' Fisher of Sams Valley, was
a Medford visitor Saturday. ,
' Mrs. W. V. Barnum of Phoenix,
was a Medford visitor Monday.
SEATTLE POLICE
SEATTLE, Feb. 10. Vre police
department enrlv tndut raided the
office of the International Weekly, a
radical publication here, and arrest
ed Aaron Fislerman. circulation man
ager, William H .Johnson, a former
United States soldier and Gus Pilz.
a longshoreman, both whom. Hie
police said, were taken while selling
copies of the paper on tne street, were
arrested nnd held for investigation.
The raid was in line with the police
policy to suppress nil forms of I. V.
W. nnd anarchist literature.
Besides the issue of the Interna
tional Weekly. several thousand
copies of n pamphlet entitled "Jtiissin
liu it, were eonlisenteil.
CARPENTERS STRIKE
NOT YET CALLED
NEW YORK, Fol). 10. Notwith
standing the statement of William L.
Hutcheson, president of the United
Brotherhood of Carpenters nnd Join
ers of America, that all hoisting engi
neers and bricklayers employed by
the"Building Trades Employers asso
ciation in 112 cities of the country
would be called out on strike 'this
morning to enforce the carpenters'
demands for a dollur-a-day Increase
In wages, no strike order had been
issued up to noon today.
"Action will be taken today," was
tne only comment made by William
J. Bowen, president of the Bricklay
ers, Masons and Plasterers' Internat
ional Union of America.
SUFFRAGIST "JAIL BIRDS" ' TOUR NATION ON
j-'PRISON SPECIAL
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BEFORE HER CELL. AND MISS
! LUCY BURNS OF NEW YORK,
J)N THE PRISON GARB SHE
WORE WHILE UNOER SEN
TENOR FOR WHITE HOUSE
I PICKETING. BOTH WILL
i TRAVEL WITH THE "PRISON
S 81'ECIAL." ,
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Primed to unfold a harrowing
tale to the women of America the
: "Prison Special" will leavo Wnsfci
jtngton February 9 for- a swln
'around the country carrying 2
suffragists who have served pris
on terms within the lust . lew
months.
The secrets of tho prison honso
which the women hnvo promised
to roveal are guaranteed to treuxo
tho fomlnlne blood ot tho coun
try, mnke their eyos pop from
their sockots, and ouch purticulr.r
hulr stand on ond. and Incidentally
atir up uctlon In tho souuto tor the
uftruiia amuudmgut.
WASII1XOTO.V. 1-Vb. 'Id. rvv
Mayer, counsel for J. Otttlvi. jnmur.
denied flutlv before tho senate nuri
culturi) committee toduv time he Itnil
fferetl cmmlovment with the bin
puckers to Francis J. llenev. who is
ondttctini: the examination of imek-
witnesses before the 'committee.
le read u teleuram from Funk 1'.
Walsli. who .Mr. llencv said Mr. May
er told li i in hud iieen imiilc a similar
fter. stating that lie had lienrd notli-
inir of it.
Jlr. llencv was not-present until
fter 31 r. Haver hail innile his prc-
iminurv statement.
the teieuram Horn Mr. Wnloli m
. Louis was sent, Mr. M.i.er suit
w'lliout liis rcuuest.
This is tho statement of tin honest
iiii.n. the witness added, "in contrast
o lius clumsy, transparent. Iislim-
ornble and iiuprofessionai line .if .Mr,
Heney."
Mr. Miner remiirked that Vtr. lle
ncv linil I'hnrued the nlleuuii ot'l'cr wax
made Jamtarv 'Jl. nnd nuustioned tho
propriety of his not having m-ide
public before if it were true. Ho said
ic was not i.; the city when the din rue
wns made and consenuentlv was not
able to Hnsiitr it then.
Mr. Wulsh's telceruin was rend as
follows:
"The Assoc intcil Press us'.s tne for
comment upon Mr. llenov's stale
mcnt of Satindav which I uu.'J ns f-l-loivs:
While I can claim n very plcas-
ant ncdiiiiintancc with Mr. M.iver, I
never was offered cmplovineiit in Chi
cago or elsewhere and tlii not onlv
mplies that he might not have done so
ith porfect propriety or timt I miulit
not have uocptcd or ilocrliiii-d the same
nil like propriety."
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
OR SALE A brand new high-grade
phonograph, never unpacked, or
will trade on a piano. Addrees P.
O. Box. 1021. . 276
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
. UNDERTAKER
Day Phone: Pacific 227.
Night Phones: K V. Weeks, 10: W2
Liuly Assistant. ... '
For Shin Tortures
Don't worry about eczema or other
skin troubles. You can have a clear,
healthy skin by using Zcmo, obtained
at any drug store for 35c, or extra large
bottle at $1.00. ,
, Zemo generally removes pimples,
blackheads, blotches, eczema and ring
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zemo is a clean, penetrating,
antiseptic liquid, neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. It is easily
applied and costs a mere trifle for each
application. It is always dependable.
t The E, W, Rose Co., Cleveland, 0. '
A new shipment of
Beechnut Sliced Baccn
9 ounce Jars
Cresca Marmalade
A blend of Valencia Bitter
Oranges, Grape Fruit and
Citron. .
65cts. the 18 oz. Jar.
Imported Olive Oil
60r; bottle ..45c
$1.00 bottle 75c
I .25 bottle ..$1.00
One bottle to a customer.
SCHIEFFELIN'S
GROCERY
"36-40 North Central Ave.
STATE OFFICIALS1
PROTEST PROPOSED
SALARY INCREASES
SAI.K.U, Feb. 10. Coventor
Wlthycomhe, Sot-rotary of Stale Ol
cott and State Troasuror O. V. iToVt
aro a unit In the opinion that pro
posed salary increases ntrwtlng their
offices should not bo effective during
their present terms ot office. A hill
providing Intrcaxos In tho salaries of
these three leading statu offices is
now pending In tho legislature.
"I do not hellevo tho Increases
, would bo proper at this lime," mild
tlovornor Withycombo today. "1
havo-not boon consulted In the mut
ter by any member of the legislature,
und as fur as my offlro Is concerned
I frankly do not think any Increases
should ho made now."
Stale Treasurer lloff said: "All
you huvo to do to get my attitude Is
to go back ten years when a bill was
Introduced to create the salary of
the stato labor commissioner from
$2000 to 30t)0 a year. I did not
think It should apply until my succos-
sor should bo elected and 1 asked
that the bill be withdrawn, which
was done. However, thoro aro some
state officials whoso salurlos I do not
think aro largo enough and I bulleve
they deserve Increases."
State Senators I. S. Smith and W
M. I'iorce today Introduced Jointly I
bill providing that tho stato pay tho
college expenses at Oregon colleges
ot mon who sorved In tho army and
navy during the present war. A fa
vorable report on tho mensure from
tho senate committee on education
was said to ho assured.
One bnttlo of thn Itmpnua river
fishing fight has apparently been set
tled. - Itcprcsnnlatlve Hughes thin
morning withdrew House illll 120,
relating to fishing seasons on tho
Umpu.ua and tributaries.
The Hull arn desert at pnu time was
the lamest dry area on earth. I)e
triot Nimvm. 1
TOMORROW ONLY
PAULINE
FREDERICK
:. . IN
HALL CAINE'S
Famous Play
'The -Eternal City '
ADDED ATTRACTION .
DEBUT of Medford'a Popu
lar merchant,' , ; ; ,
HARRY MANNING
Classical and Mo derji Songs
BARGAIN PRICES
Adults, 15c; Children, 10c.
POLLED OFF
CLEARED BY JURY
A Jury In Judge Tuylor'a couil
111 In noon came lit with a verdict or
not guilty ugaliiMt Karl Mc.Mniitman
of Los Angeles, who was yanked off
u north hound iiimoiiiiui' tii'ln lul
Friday owning by Spend Cop McDon
ald, along with two suit ciikoh con
taining H (tiinrls of whlnky. Tim
charge wus transporting ll'iutii' Into
Oregon. It wuh the second ruin with
in u wool; where ii muu'iirroxtud on a
train hy McDonald was uxhonorated
by a Jury of tho charge of tran)ori
Ing lliiuor lulu Oieitou,
.McManlinan. who claim to bo n
murine fitter by occuiiallon, and who
had laid In Jail ever since his an-csl
Friday evoiillig Iieciiuaii of Inability
tu fiiniMi (J ii bull,- was dorouded
hy Nowtnti W. Ilordell, mill t'ounly
I'roneciitoi' Itoherls liiiu'eiientod Ilia
Htnlii. .Mc.MaiilliiatrH rtoiemio, which
tho Juvy lielloved, wan thill ho liiiiir,.
ed Iho train at lt''A llluff oil iinitn
to Tmotiiii whom ho wan going to
nek work, mid look u vucanl ncai he.
slilo of which wcro two null clmcn.
Ah Iho train win) liiii'ouchlng t In,
.M, mIi i, nl ilepot ho cliiliuii .Sliced Con
Mcl loiiuld iiil'oiiclieil lillll mill iixkeil
If tho two suit ciiiieii Worn owned hy
lilm. Ilo ilnnled iiwuernhln anil tnl.l
that ho did not know whir iiwncd
llHMii. Ho ifiivK that ilc.ipllo I lllli Me.
Donald, whoui ho ilhl not know, dn.
uiiiiiilid that ho open tho unit ciihkh,
which ho refused to do. McDonald
then, hunt led him it ml tho cnrji'n oft
Hot train mill lucked him III Iho cinin.
ty Jail.
McDioMild mill miothor ilepulv
idieilff mrivited mivnral iihmi nt Anh
liind wliout they look from the ev.in
Ihk train hint nliiht. and recovered it
ttiruo iimiuilty of whlnky in suit
riiMM. llnti iniill got uway from them,
When tine Skin Seems Ablaze .
With lichsng and Burning
There's just one iliinff to (Id.
If your skin seems nhlaxc with the
Tirry liiiniini; mid itching of Kcceitui,
real nnd Usnnn relict . cuti only
come trout ireatincnt that uocn tic
low the surface that teaches down
to the very source of the trouble.
So-called skiii-discascs conic irnui
a disordered condition nf the blood,
und search far and near, and you
cannot lioil a blood rrmcdy that up
prouchci S. S. S. (r re:d clficicncy.
the proper treatment It throtiiilt tlm
bluod.
S. S. S. Iia been on the nmrlcct for
Inly yciM, iliuinn winch lime it h.m
been ivini; mill. Tin siitisiuctiou lor
all manner o( Id. Mid disorder. If
you w i tit iroitiil and Inslini,' relief,
you can rely tipou S, S. S. l-'or cx
lurt advice a to Iho Ircaluietit of
your own individual case, write to
day to I hid Medical Adviser, Swift
Sui'tiliC. Co.. Dept. L, All. una. l.j.
TUESDAY ONLY
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
IN
"THE ROAD THROUGH THE DARK"
JACK HOLT
' Well known in Medford, Plays a leading part.
This, while one of MiaJ Young's bost features, can
only be shown one day, account of Cobb locture.
Constance jn "Who Cares?"
Talmadge Last Time Tonight
COMINGEDITH CAVELL
"As American as Baseball"
' ,'ji 'a4,rv"' n i.i i
i
tit o
America's Great Humorist and Journalist.
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Wednesday Evening, Febr'y 12
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' Mail oi'tkrs now lit.'iiio'fir'f'citiotl. '. ' !' .
. Box Ol'I'it'O iSiilo Opons Moiuliiy, li'cliriiaiy .10.
Locture Begins Promptly at 7:30.
For a Time We Were Out
Of foyor tlieriiiiiinelei-H; in fuel. Iho worhl'n Miiiiply wuh oxIiiiuhIoiI.
Wo now Imvo n lino of tlm celelu-iited Tycoti rovoe (lieniioinctci-H nnd
run supply nil your unlilH in tills lino.
Heath's Drug' Store '
Phone 884 - The San Tox Store
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