vxrm two
rrmFOHT) mail trtrttnr mfjiford. orkc.ow tiiuusdav. .unitary
WY12
Focal and
JLJ Personal
Interest l utill further Increased as
to mho the city council will name at
the special council meeting next work
to fill the vacancy in the second ward,
by, the reports that the American
Legion post will aak the councilman
to Appoint a well known,, member of
the post. Thla vacancy has existed
over a year past, erer since, A. L. Hill
moved ont of the Second ward to the
cast side. , '. '
Mob's garters 10c pair. Army Goods'
Store, 32 8. Central.' " tf
Mra.l Hmha Cottrell, ot Rasetmrg.
who arrived in this city last nujht for
a brief vlnit with Mr. and Mrs. W. Y.
Crownon leaves tonlRht: 1 '
" Keep .him good natured .with He'J
Ribbon coffee. t U6
'. rrotnlnent speakers i!l be features
at the Jackm county farmers week
next week from various parts of Ore
gon and California. For the opetiliy;
day next Monday all phases of the
poultry business will be discussed. . ,
Mrs. Paul Hansen oorseUere tor
NuBone. Phone 6SS-J. tf
. Bedmen and lcahotitas will have a
Joint Installation of officers Saturday
-evening January .7. All are Invited.
- All Epworth Leaguers and friends
are .cordially Invited to attend the
Kabtnet Kami vol, given by the mem
bers of the cabinet, in the league room.
Fourth and Bartlett streets, Friday at
8, sharp.
, We have inspected the reclaimed
TUle lands at Klamath Falls. We
recommend these lands as an invest
ment Pe-Dressier Co. tf
' . Watch his expression when he
tastes Red Ribbon coffee. H6
Many Medford friends have received
New Yeafe greeting cards from Peter
8. Steenstrup of New York City, a far
mer resident of this city, now connect
ed with the General Motors company.
Fowthe Dyera ft Cleaners, phone
341. ; Shop at 116 Mi!letoe.- Prompt
service and prices lowest consistent
with first cla3 work. SVork called for
and delivered.. 118
William -Campbell, local agent of
Oregon Journal. Phone 2T1-L. 249
' The choir of the Jacksonville Pres
byterian church will give a sacred eon-
cert oa next Sunday evening. The
program will consist of four chorus
numbers, a duet, a vocal solo, a 'bari
tone (horn) solo, a violin solo and a
male quartet " ' .
Phone or call our office for Informa
tion Klamath Falls Tule lands. Page
Dressier Co. ' tf
E. M. Wilson, the expert accountant.
Is auditing -the books of Jackson coun-'
ty, with Luke Henderson as his assis
tant. Shingles, shakes. Medford Lbr. Co.
' Does your Ford start hard these
cold mornings? We guarantee to make
it start right or no charge. Riverside
Garage. -
New hand laundry, 58 South Grape
St. Come give us a trie). 145
9 'Fred Purdin and B. I llobbs were
among the Medford visitors In Grants
Pase xnt Wednesday. '
Liberty cars are In a class by them
selves. See them ct the Riverside
Garage"; ;''".
All 'kinds of mill blocks. Valley Fuel
Co. ' - tf
IX-armDmuT in i y
is guaranteed by 3D yean
MniM ta millions ed
Anaricaat. Kondoa'4
irarks woutteta for your
.cold, sjtsectng, cough.
chronic catarrh, head
FREiV
ache, soft bom, tc
kJDrui
KONDOff
130CJ
Hrmasttllsa.
PLAYING
TODAY
-Uwltli all Uo
Sim of Spain,
created by la
ditto lienn.
write, gryit
est of Spunish
drahiaOHlr:,
unit (rlning
from Um :
tciwn as uu
epic Of; ; . ,
ciimtiun, ' ,
Bt'8Ti:it KKATOK' with 'Hull Molilalia
In -Comedy, "Hard liuck"
PAT1U1 JiKWS ' BJCm- at Uie
WICKKLY . .. . Ilgtay WurUtarr
'. . . .
S.VTIHUAY BKBK DAMUA- In
... , , "The March Hare" - ' -- -
Monday "TlIR I'OClt IIoaSKMKX"
1 '
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.i i ,
"Although Ray- Warner of Jackson!
county vai fined $100 and given a
three months' suspended jail sentence
at Medford recently for shipping deer
hides to the George X-awrenee com
pany .of Portland, the loeai company
was fined only $25 for selling deer
skins and having an elk hide In stor
ago following a hearing before J mine
Delch today," Rays the Portland Jour
nal, ' "Following the arrest of Warner
same wardens Jraced hide shipmeuts
to Portia mt and confiscated J7 skius.
Offjolala of the company juailo the
plea that they had boon buying these
aklna for eight years and did not know
it was against the law,"
Plea? remember that classified ads,
locals and small adj are cash in ad
vance. Prlns In your ads and dj not i
Use tclcptione. tf
F. J. Piperita a.id s-m Charles will I
return the hint of the wee from a
vacation trip to U Angeles and other
southern California points.
" It drives nnd cmtr.-il-.t easy. It's
th car the Italics love t drive. The
Liberty, at the Riverside (Sarage,
" Mrs. Newhali loft this afternoon for
a e)mrrt at lx Angeles.
Ileef, pork, mutton and -chicken at
way down- price. ltooth 11, Public j
Market. Saturday. SIS
Mrs. O. F. Tainrr aJ son have re
turned from Portland where they have
been visiting tor the past three weeks.
When tn need of entngles and roof
ing call Wallace 'Woods. I OS. 711 E.
Main.
Invest your savings In the Jackson
County Bnildlng and Loan assoela
tion. . : : tf
Sharon Merriman, law student at
the University of California left yes
terday for Berkeley to.- resume hla
duties.
Get your lot to build on at the City
Hall before they are all gone. tf
Fred Alton Height, teacher of piano,
will resume lessons Tues., Jan. 3d.
Studio 318 Liberty Hldg. Phone 72.
S45
Herman G. Meyer, Jr., of Lake Creek
is in the city today transacting business.-
i . . . s - -
Fred Alton Haight. teacher of piano
and -harmony. Claiwical and popular
courses. Studio 31S Liberty Bldg..
Medford. Ore. Phone 72. . . -tf
Don't forget Knights of Pythias
dance Saturday night, . Jan. 7. . Ail
knights and ladles invited. 24
Miss .A via Lobdell, head of the
bureau of women's activities of the
O. W. R. & X. railroad in Portland,
spent a few hours in the city Tuesday.
A gigantic tale of groceries, flour
and feed, fresh and aalted meats at
the Spot Cash Basket Grocery, cash
and carry system, the Vinson Barn.
226 X. Riverside Ave. 256'
Any member of the Knights of
Pythias wanting work phone 590-Y. six
o'clock evenings, or fee J. T. Perry,
chancellor commander.
O. II. Barnhtll, who has been on the
Ashland Tidings staff for some time
past. Is now a reporter on the Eugene
Guard. Mrs. Pamhill has resumed her
teachers position at the Central school
of Corvaliis.
Everyone should carefully Inspect
the Hupntoblie before purchasing a
new car. Clark Motor Co. 247
Edgar Wight for low prices. tf
County Farmers Week will be con
ducted all through the state this year
by the O. A. C, in cooperation with
the various county agents. Jackson
and Josephine counties are - holding
their meetings at the same time all
next week, prominent speakers ap
pearing In Medford one day, -and in
Grants Pass the next day, or rice
versa.
To close ont we offer you a genuine
all wool ralntlte fabric overcoat, resu-
lar price $37.00, sale price $18.00. Army
Goods Store, 32 South Central Ave.
Knights of Pythias danoe at Caatle
hail, Jan. 7. Everybody come. 245
Mr. and Mrs. William Carrol left this
morning by ; auto for a visit" in Port
land.
Piano lessons given. Good terms,
Special attention to beginners). Mrs.
T. C. Seineko, 403 X. Holly,' Phone
M7-M.'- : , - '217
y''W
r
NORMA
TALMADGE
"The Passion Flower"
Guests at the Hotel Holland include
L. M. McConnoll of Salt Lake City,
I tah. I. Whltlock of Portland, O. C
Jacobs of Oakland, W. T. Scott ot San
Francisco, Joe Uerxln of Chicago and
O. O. Melby of Kugene.
White corn for nomiuy at Monarch
Seed Co. Phone 200.
Try our .- merchants lunch. The
Shasta.
Hal Billings of Portland will take
the place of A. W Grant as manager of
tho local b.-nnrh of the Paelfltf Fruit
ant Preduw Co. Grunt Hwves in ten
days to take charge ot the Kugcno
branch of the. concern. 1 '
l.ath and piudier. Medford Lbr.
Co. , t
Weyenbers shots. Kx pert shoe re
inirlaai Herbert Til ley. 7 X. Fir St.
Jiu Cffeen ;of Twin Flvlls, Idaho,
Is visiting friends and relatives In the
city ftr a tew weok8.
Lime at Medluru Lumber Co. tf
Dr. II. K.- Marpby, dentist, Over
Woolworth- store.
The anntuil seasioii of the dtKtrict
attorneys of the state will be held on
January 20 anJ 27, at Portland, Dis
trict Attorney Myers of Multnomah
county,, has announced he intends to
introduce a resolution calling tor uni
form action preventing couplea escai
ing publicity or investtgathn iuto the
merits oT their cases by applying for
divorces In counties lu which neither
party resides.
The famous -Herman army shoes and
officers dress shoes. Army Ooodl Store
S. Central. tf
R.'l. Stewart, builder, contracts tor
all buildings. Residence 117 Apple
ttet. Phone 643. tf
Bryant Hamilton ot Ruch sent
Wednesday in the city attending to
business matters and visiting friends.
Amy cots $3.25 at Army Goods Store,
32 S. Central Ave. tf
Hot coffee and light lunches, ta-
males and chill con earns at DeVoe'a.
George Vroman of Princetou, Calif,
is visiting his parents at Gold Hill.
Moleskin breeches and pants. Army
Goods Store, .32 8. Central. tf
Jasper Ktinser of Montague, Calif., a
stockman ot that section is attending
to business matters tn the city and
county seat
All kinds ot rougn and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 10S.
711 E. Main St '
Attorney W.. P. Gutherie of Twin
Falls, Idaho is attending to legal busi
ness in the city. Mr. Gutherie was at
torney fvr Mrs. Ly'dia Southard, "the
Lady Bluebeard," sentenced to life Im
prisonment for the alleged poisoning
of four husbands. Mr. Gutherie is in
the city conferring with Attorney
Newton Borden on a case pending In
the Multnomah county court
When In need, ot eaah and doors,
call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to
711 E. Main St , s
Tom Fulton, former editor and pub
lisher of the Jacksonville Post Is con
sidering taking over a newspaper at
Port Orford.
Try a Super-tread tire the tire with
a wider and thicker tread they wear
longer. Riverside Garage. tf
Merle Gray and Walter Whisenant,
of the circulation department of one
of the large Portland papers left this
morning for Glendale on business.
China lily bnlbs. Jap Art Store,
The next meeting of the American
Legion will bo held In tbelr new quar
ters in the hall over the Toggery.
Trench ' shoes, hob nails, Army
Goods Store, 32 S. Central. tf
Carpenters are at work' enlarging
the Interior of the barber shop in the
Nash hotel.
Insurance Plus e trice. B, A.
Holmes. The Insurance Man. tt
Among guests at the Hotel Medford
are J. A. Maloney and W. M. Grant of
San Francisco, R. J. Winthrop of
Eugeno, W. P. Gutherie ot Twin Fails,
Idaho, W. F. Miller ot Portland, and
M. F. Yalomstein of St Louis, Mo.
Edgar Wight, reliable jeweler.
E. W. Gould is suffering from an in
fected cut over the eye sustained in a
friendly tussle with Dr. Bert R. Elliot
Mr. Gould thought nothing of the In
jury until a cold settled In it
When better automobiles are built
Bulck wiU build them. tf
Earl Vlrich left for his stock ranch
on Lnion creek Wednesday after
spending a couple of days in the city.
He was accompanied by Grover C
Corum.
White corn for hominy at Monarch
Seed Co. Phone 2 CO.
"Lend A Hand," the official paper of
the Oregon state prison at Salem. has
arrived for January, and throe pages
of the well edited paper aro devoted
to the jarole system, sotting forth
that the system salvages three-fourths
of the- unfortunates and saves tho
state $216,000 annually. The editor of
the unique journal Is Jesse P. Webb.
Marinello Shop, 409 Liberty build
ing. Graduate expert work. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. - Marcelles $1.00
shampoo 75c, round curl 00c, man!
cures GOc. 245
George "Yvhlftering George" Wicks
of Trail is spending a few days in the
city attending to business matters.
High grade tailors for men and
women. Orres, Ashland. Ore; tf
Mr.' and Mrs. Wayne Leever of Seat
tle who have been visiting friends and
relatives in this city and Central Point
during the holidays returned to their
home Tuesday, . .
Array underwear and union suits
cheaper than elsewhere. Army Goods
Store, 32 8. Central. tf
Judge C. B. Watson of Gold Hill
spent a few hours In the city Wednes
day attendin? to bualness matters.
Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist. Deuel
Bldg. Telephone B03-R. tt
A. B. Cornell of Grants Pass
spending a few days in the city attend
lug to businens matters.
Hemstitching, ,
Plcotlng,
8c ner yd. i" "
.Buttons covered.
Handicraft Shop. 1
tt
Considerable Ucal Interest is being
manifested in the return Hunt next
Friday ntsht between Hill Tat and
Harry Wills at Milwauklo. This b.ut
attracted international 'attention be
cause of the probability ot the winner
being mntohod with Jack Itompaoy In
a championship match next aummer.
They clashed Inst Monday, ending In n
fiasco.
Only n few lots on paving left": Get
yours at once at City IUII. , , if
Fresh lime and plaster. Medford
Lumber Co. ...
OFFICERS ELECTED
At the rt'Kular meeting Inst nils lit
of the Pythtnn Sloters, Talisman Tem
ple No. 40, the following officers were
liiKtnllid fur the year l!2t: Mrs.
Muttle Iaw, mvtit excellent chief;
Ml us Mury Hiwwell, past chief; Mrs.
Nom lHirhys Renlor: Mr, Ida Colo,
junior: Mm. llftwlp Pitlmwr, rnnnagor,
Mrs. Lulu Fihk. rinanolul secretary;
Miss lellp Wlilnennnt. rorrcnpondlng
and recording secretary; Mrn. Ger
trude Wchhor, guard; Mm, Lu sella
Dumon, protectir.
rn0 rytnian Bisters new have n
membernhip of 140 and durlntc the
punt year have given numerous enter-
talniiienta and duncen. while tlirlr r.
ports; on aid and comfort given
thnso In need are a cndlt to the
enority of the Medford orgnoliaUon
. J. C. A. LEAGUE
GAMES TONIGHT
Two good game of bankrtball Will
iw seen tonight at tho, hall over tho
Shasta. At 7 o'clock the Ituutiictti
meet th North Methodists. Then
two teams are tied In the percentage
column and will niske a warm con
int. Severn! new men have been In
eluded In the squads since the last
games and supporters will wutoh
their work with Interest.
At S:ti the .Mot hod We iiouth wlil
play the Christians. As both tenm
re undefeated It is fair to suppotie
that the m-rap will he a keen one.
The eligibility clause, requiring
church rflatlonnhlps, U notlreaMy
augmenting attendance at the various
Sunday echooN and young people
eocieties. much to the Mitlsfactivn of
the clergy and laity.
SECRECY ATTEND8 FUNERAL
(Continued from Pase One)
neral nurtv w.ts in the remelerv ntmtit
fifteen minutes and left before nine
o'clock a. ni.
Thus was enacted the final scene In
the career of a man who could have1
hRd one of the lurxvet funerals In the
history of tho city. Political lenders
from every county in the state came!
o Philadelphia within th0 last few-
days V do honor to the late chieftain
nnd not one was Invited to the bache
lor home "of the acnator, where many
political conference huvo been held.
Questions had been asked why the
family desired aocrccy In tho burial
and the answer ot close political
friends was that Penrose hated pomp
and ceremony and that It probably
was his visit that ho be burled as
simply and with as little commotion
as posfilhle. It In stild to have been
tradition In tho Pen rose family,
which is one of the oldest In thP city
that all funerals ot the members be
strictly private.
Head Ached and Body Ached
There are various symptoms of kid
ney trouble rheumatic pains, back
ache, sore muscles, stiff Joints, and
always tired' feeding. Mrs. G-o. Mor
gan, E. Kairfkld, Vt,, writes: ''My
head ached and my whole body ached
so I could not sleep. Koloy Kidney
nils gave me relU-f." They hoal and
strengthen weak, disordered kidneys
and bludder and help them In their
work of filtering the blood and casting
out ot the system the impurities that
cause pain and disease. Prompt In
action. , Adv
Netice of Stockholders Meeting
There will ho an adjourned meeting
of the stockholders of the "Western Oil
Company hore at the office of F. J
Newman, In the Talm Building, Mod
ford, Oregon, at eight o'clock p. ni
tonlsht, at which mooting all svtock
holders, or other persons liitorostoU
are unred ti be prenent, as matters of
great importance to the stockholders
will, be considered. Pleasa be on hand
promptly at ejgut o'clock p. in.
244 ' P. J. 'KEWMAV. Sncretiirv.
Shrine Installs Officers
HUlah Temple meets
In Masonic Hall, Ash
land, Friday evening,
Jan, 6. Stated session
and Installation of of
ficers. A full atten
dance Is requested.
T. ,T. NEWMAN, Potentate.
W.U, DAY, Recorder.
243
A, F, tt A, M. - -
Hpeolal Communicatkm Med
ford I,od Be 103, Friday even
ing, Jan. Cth, 7:30 p, in; Work
In K. A.
245
degree.
U E. WILLIAMS, Kocy
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
POH HA IK Thoroughbred Shorthorn
bulla ready for eervlce. Terms rea
sonable. Call Anteloix? Orchard
phono call Kagle Point 25-F-13. 218
FOR SALE Harred Rock cockerels,
O, A. C. strain." Phono O-K-2. 219
POB BALK Good paying small bust
. nets in Ashland. 531 Koenic Drive.
Ashland. . . 24d
PYTHIAN
SISTERS
GRANTS PASS IS .
GIVEN INJUNCTION
AGIST TlHy RD
diUANTM PAHS., Jan. U. A .tempo
ary injunction tins been InhihmI by
Jiultto K, ,.M. Citlklna nxnliiHt tlio
I'lilltofnlii iinil CmtNt nillroint coin-
IMliy, the Title nd Trunt t-otiumity,
nnd TtNohy lticthera, preventing them
from In nny ay encumliei'lnx the
mlli'iutit M' rulli-uiiil tiisiiicriy, and
from IhhuIiik. placitig, selling cr other-
WW dlMpot'luB of any houdx whiitever.
whli'h are or may become ii lien rov
villi any of the ittilitunl pitiiicrty.
The order, which f nllier prevontH
them from tHMuliiii nr executing any
mnrtKage or lien, In now lit full force
and effect.
The city of (Irsuts Pitas, In bring
ing tho action, alli'ges thitt ptimuttnt
to the provlNioits of tho culitnu-t, the
ntllronil company ronntrurted 4
inlleH of track to Witter Creek, on
which extcimlon it has actually c
pcmlcd a um npproxlmutlug iDO.OOo
and hits nlMt failed to pay the city
the nm ef llon.OOO provided by the
riiy tir rnnatructlon of the railroad
nt in u nil-1 ini I expense, llund. Iwnr-
lug O .pec wnt Intercut, were leaned
liy thi city to cover tho amount ex
lenild on the fiint 10 miles of the
road.
Ii in fuvther alleged that the rail-
vonj, company ha wholly fulled to
pay any portion of the seml-annunl
intci-vet on the 1200,000 boniln. und
that there hns Ix-en no portion ot
the railroad tinder const rtirt Ion other
than tho 4S mile already completed.
Th city stittea thnt tt has received
no benefit from the extension of the
4 4 miles.
Notwithstanding the represent.!'
tlnns of the defendant, the California
and Oreaon Const rnllroud, and the
guarnntee of the Ttvohy ItrnthersJ
company, tho city in It complaint nt-'
legra that the rnllroud cnuiimnv was. I
at the .time of th execution of the
contract and at nil time elnce, ft
iinin inui uiifliim in I'linniril' l witil
railroad, nor hits It made itrnmtre
ment for Its flminclmr. Kvrn If the
said contrtti't were not In default nndj
the period for the construction of said
railroad had not elapsed. It la held
that In any event, the said railroad
la wholly and flnnniinlly unatiln tn
coiiiiilele saiil railroad or any portion
of It. and hits ili'fluttt'ly uhaudoned ;
ill intention of dnlna so. j
An nftreenient was entered Into In-,
tween the City of ((rants I'nss and'
the California and Oregon Covt Itnll
rond rnmpnnyeon June 26. HIS.
Rmntin- property, hulldlm;. rluht of
wny. etc., nlnnc the proposed route,!
the railroad to pun-huso the fmuchtse
from the eliy v.lihln three nnd one
naif yer front the ditte on thleh the ,
I propet ty was transferred, In the dl-
j ret tlon of the Illinois i lvi r to a point
at or mar Waldo, atiout 40 miles from
' 'rnntn 1'a-s.
It was further agreed that In case
the t'ntu d Htntes liecame Involved In
war with any forelmi nation that the
time within which any act sltull he
done ehall lx extended for an ud.li .
tlonal period tiisl to the time Ih-
ween the declanitiun of war und lite
conduMon ot peace.
A'
OF RFTEEN YEARS AGO
P.VCHAM KNTO. Cal., Jan. D. Wit-
Hum Kerfnot, Wllllteit In KallHilH t "It v
for tho alleged theft of two sucks of
registered mull, (ontalnliiir currency
umountliiK to g 1 5,000. v.as n'-e.ic
here by local detectives und is delim
held todity 'ndliii adtiuoi trout
postal authorities.
Korfoot Is nuid to Itavo stolei, the
sacks whlln acting as mull clerk In
IvanMts City fifteen years no. Cnd'-r
many aliases he eluded capture until
traced to Portland, ' Ore., several
weeks (two.
USE SLOAN'S TO
WARD OFF PAIN
LITTLE aches grow Into big pains
unless warded off by an applica
tion of Sloan's, Rheumatism,
neuralgia, stiff joints, time bar k won't
fight long against Sloan's Liniment.
For more than forty years Sloan's
Liniment has helped thousands, the
world over. You won't be an excep.
tion. Jt certainly does produce results.
llpetuttratea without ritbbtng. Keeej
this old family iriend alway handy
for instant use. Ask your neighbor.
At all druggists 35c, 70c, $1.40.
SMDfil:
Linimentcs
New clause begin Tuesdny, Jan. 3
dr
OFPIfF
iMnMAr.mlc
WANTED
mm
SCOTTISH RUE
S.
IS
The thirty-second degree Masons
who gathered nt a dinner mooting
lam nvimliig 8l the Medford Motet or
glinUcd tho ScoUlsh Kiln chili ot
wcuthoi'ti tiieK". whli h has iu Its oli
JiKt to siHjtiro tho viitulillahmniit of a
Lodge ot Perfection and ( lutptcr ot
Hum t'ruU In Medford,
More than forty signature of Kcot
tlnti Kite Mimuus have alruudy been
aocurud on tint application for a char
ter nnd uiMin hiilng u run l ml dlsponsa
Hon the club will automatically go
out of existence.
Tho following otdutir of the club
went elected last evuulng': 1). L.
Davlilitoii of Central Point, president;
Or. W. II. I'lunuiian ct Omul Pass,
firkt vice prouldtittl; C. T, Hlitplc of
Ashland, uccond vle pro.iltlnut; l'r.
J. 1). Kicker, of ' MtulforO, Almonor
and II. O. ProhtHtch, socrctary.
Commlttoi' were apiiolnted for va
rious activities and the noxt dinner
mooting will be hold at Giants Puss
before very long.
Those attending tho meeting lust
evening held memberships in Scottish
Ulte bodies In fourteen different
states. These were Oregon Consis
tory of Portland, Wisconsin Consis
CLUB
OREGON
ORGANIZED
ID A n W 3 DAYS ONLY
BTjruJkJI elC- BEGINS MON. JAN. 9
2:15 TWICE DAILY Sis
Medford ia familiar with
The Four Horsemen of the Apocaly ose
tho remarkable book by tie great Spanish author,
Vicente Blaaco Ibanez.
Hundreds of home folks have read the absorb
ing story of Madariaga the Sentaur; of Marcelo
Desnoyers, of Julio, of Marguerite, of Tchernoff,
the mystic.
They have caught the spirit of the Argentine
pampas, and felt tho bigness of the great South
country.
They have seen, through Ibanex's eyes, and
under the magic of his pen, the Paris of the last
days of peace and the opening days of war, and
have realized, as he did, the awfulness of the World
Tragedy and the pettiness of human desires.
There has come to them a realisation of the
prophecy of St. John, when, two thousand years
ago, he saw tho four terrible horsemen that,
through all agos, have blighted tho earth, and
which visualized as Conquest, War, Pestilence or
Famine, and Death. v
They have lived the love story of Marguerite
and Julio; they have suffered with Marcelo Des
noyers, those awful days at Villeblanche, on the
Marne, when village and castle were destroyed by
the guii3 of the invaders and France was for the
moment prostrate.
All this is shown in the wonderful production
of the Metro Pictures Corporation's Million-Dollar
offering,
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
which will have it first Medford presentation at the
Page Next Monday Matinee, January 9
It is a great picture. Able critics say it is the
greatest picture evfir screened. But you can best
judge that for yourself.
Bee it. By all means see it, whether or not you
have read the book. , It will grip you. It will hold
you enthralled. For two and a half hours it will
make you forget everything on earth except the
great human story of life and love, joy and tragedy.
ALL SEATS RESERVED
, The prices will be: Floor 85c; Balcony 55c; Box
Seat3 $1.10, including war tax. Seats on safe Box
Office 12 o'clock the day of each performance.,
(Everything at the matinoes samo as -nights.)
DR. RIGKERT
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