TWO
MEDFORD MATE
TRIflUXT!,
MEDFORD. OK Eft OK.
TTKKDAY. 'AlMilL I.
Jfocal and
Personal
The fate of the baseball canvass will
hot be definitely known until all the
men drat'tcd to liPlp the tesm net
started have made their return. In
case the )itiK)Hition does nut appeal
to (In extent necessary to pqutp the
team all money collected will bo re
tnrmti. The onentnff dance held at KUlfis
bury SpritiKs Saturday night was well
attended and all report a very enjoy
able tjme.
Telephone 1040 Rogue Valley Floral
Co., for your cut flowers and plants.
Ntpht phone 14!bV. 310
,Th Kami Huroau has called a meet
Imc of all the dairymen in this district,
whale milk producers especially, for
Saturday. April 8, 1:30 p. m. at the
public library. The proposed new ordi
nance by the city council concernins
milk regulation will be discussed.
, Rnptifl apron, children" clothosj
and food sale.' April Ttb. Medford
Auto Co., Main, and Holly. 13
Oct ready for sprinK. Oreat variety
of Rrayg and browns. Price $42.50.
Klein the Tailor, 12SE. Main. 15
There, wag born to Mr. and Mrs.
Milton K. Schnchard an 8 pound son
on April.3, at the Purucker maternity
home.
.Another Rood lance at Riverside
rommunity Club on April 8th. Good
music and Rood eats. , . ' 11
Mrs. Rosell "att, Spirella corsctiere
fyr Medford and vicinity. Box 82.
I'hoenix. Ore. 14
The "chow hounds" . will ' have a
chance to x?rform at the American
Lesion meetinK tonight, as "eats" are
on the program.
',' fiuy baby , bunny bid big , Baptist
bazaar, April "th.. Medford Auto Co.,
Main and Holly. 13
"Nick Young has moved his horse
shoeing shop from Billings Blacksmith
Shop to Eighth and Kir streets. 14
After spending several days in Por
land., William Isaacs of Medford.
known to the world as "Tofcffery Mil,"'
deported Saturday for southern O re
tail. While here he became fond of a
riW brand of bread, which one of the
rooks in the Multnomah has discov
ered. When he left the city he carried
a package of three loaves under his
arm. Portland Oregonlan.
. Don't miss the entertainment by P.
Waldo Davis', on his Golden Chimes at
the Baptist church, Thursday evening.
A'pril 6 at 8 p. m. Adults 50c, children
25c-,. , ; . . ; . 11
Don't miss the entertainment by P.
Waldo Davis, on his Golden Chimes at
the Baptist church, Thursday evening,
April. 6 at 8 p. m. Adults 50c, children
25c. 12
. Mrs. , Joseph Foster arrived from
Montesano, Wash., yesterday and will
visit several days with the family of
her. brother, J .L. Yann.
XliK surprise dance! Nat: Wed. nite!
? TV , . ' 11
. Pleating from one to twelve inches.
Shop. . t , ,13
There, have been some good catches
of steelhead and cut-throat trout the
past few days. The Chinook salmon,
which are reported as having" reached
the Savage Rapids dam, are expected
In ,this section of the river within a
few, days.
American Legion meet tonight. . 11
Dainty knitted gifts for the baby.
Handicraft Shop. 13
Thecity council will hold its first
meeting of, the month tonight, and one
of the Important matters up for dis
cussion will be the city auto camp.
Quick Lunch seed potatoes at Mon-
ach Seed Co. ...... .
Fa 7 & Sloan make their own hats.
42G Medford Buildine. 14
Bob Galligan, the Canadian war vet
eran who has been operating a news
stand for several weeks In the lobby
of the old Liberty theater building on
Kast Main street, gave up that stand
this morning. "Couldn't stand the $40
u month rent" he said terseily in way
of explanation, Bob will work on the
streets until lie can find a new loca
tion. Feature da'nees! Nat! Wed. nite! 11
This week only, tailor-made suits,
valijes J50 to $00 at $42.50. Klein the
Tailor, 128 E, Main. . 15
Kenneth Turner spent Monday in
Ashland attending: to business matters
and visiting friends.
Quick Lunch seed potatoes at Mon
ti eh Seed Co. .
Lime and cement. Medford Lumber
Co.
Annum the local cltixens who have
recently bested I.l'l George Mttdilox,
checker champion of the valley are
the Rev. J. Randolph Snsnett and C. A,
Whllloek. Both the above are exports
at the game.
IVin't miss the entertainment !' P.
Waldo Davis, on his tloblen Chimes at
the Baptist church, Thursday evening.
April fl at S p. m. Adults nee, children
25c. . II
The latest designs In pillow tops to
be worked lu wool anil combinations
of wool and silk. Handicraft SIiop. 13
To come to Giants Pass 'rout Jack
sonville, only to rind . that if they
wished to get married they would have
to. visit the comity clerk's office in
their own home town, was the exper
ience of two young Jacksonville people
this afternoon. K. 1.. Coon, county
clerk, was deaf to their pleas, and
would not issue them a marriajte
license. Grunts Pass Courier.
Fkwers for all occasions. See us
alHHU your bedding plants. iorch
boxes and hanging baskets. Maddox
A: Bonney, lOOo Kast Main, Phono 3.4.
If
should be applied
Monarch Seed Co.
Dexter Rice, attorney of Rose-burs,
who came Into statewide prominence
last year' through the defense of Dr.
Richard Itruntfiel.l. chained with the
Kthol Huirytiiore 1111.I Htnnuny vho
played nt the Page theater luxt nlglvl
in "I Vela usee" departed on the ti;if
train north this morning for Ktmi'
Lawn fertilizer
now., Get it at
Phone 2t0.
Mr. and Mrs.
Wrightson. K. K
DARING ROBBERY
LOCAL JEWELER
A burglary that occurred- in a local
jewelry store February 26, has been
kept quiet because those interested
have been following" a clue that has
led to the discovery of who the rob
bers were, but not the recovery of the
stolen jewelry. j- .
The burglars entered through
basement window and bored a hole
through the floor and into the drawer
in which- the Jewelry, consisting of
gold' chain, flexible bracelet, string of
gold beads and gold solder, amounting
to a neat yum were kept.
The Jewelry store where the robbery
occurred was Johnson's, and the rob
bers proved to be packrats. The
Jewelry was In envelopes that were
drawn through the hole made by the
ratg and was not found. , i .
Luckily Mr. Johnson had a policy
with R. A.' Holmes, the Insurance Man
against all losses on Jewelry, and was
yesterday ; paid In full for the loss
This policy Mr. Holmes says can be
taken out 'by Individuals' or firms' on
Jewelry. ; , . . ,. . 11
H. Moore. H. 11.
Case, W, O. Dailey
and J. F. Khrett of Portland are guests
at the Hotel Holland. Other guests
include H. V. Riley of Kugene. A. F.
Marsh of Seattle. J. F. Hacks of Klam
ath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Newton
of Grants Pass and O. McAdoo of
North Bend.
Orders promptly filled for knife
pleating. Handicraft Shop. ", 13
Nat! Wed. nite! A Jolly time! A
number of surprise features. 1
Fred L. Champlin of "Foots creek
returned to his home Monday after
noon after a short stay in the city.
Tractor Owners! Send me your
name and address with make of trac
tor. Important! Bliss Heine, 916 W
Tenth St.. Medford. tf
Bought suitings at astonishingly low
prices, the saving is yours. Drop in
and examine them. Klein the Tailor
' 1 13
Prof. Richard Kanthe, the wrestler
who appeared in this city with a carni-1 share of crop, like rent.
val last fall and was thrown by Ralph Realty Company,,
Hand at -Gold Hill, is now holding forth
in Chico. Calif., and has a match this
week with one Roy Anderson.
Don't miss the entertainment by P.
Waldo Davis, on his Golden Chimes at
the Baptist church, Thursday evening.
April ft at 8 p. m. Adults 50c. children
-5c- 11
Fruit and shade trees. Eden Yalley
Nursery. 6S0-J-2. 13
It is reported that Horace Bromley,
who underwent an appendicitis opera
tion Sunday Is much improved today
and that if the improvement continues
he will be out of danger in another
24 hours.
Crescent orchestra Eagle Pt. Sat.
night. , . "29
Our hats are all exclusive designs.
Fay & Sloan, 426 Medford Buildlng.14
Invest your savings in the Jackson
County Building and Loan association.
......
Mrs. George B. Henselman and son
Roger, who are visiting with Mrs.
Henselman's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
James Campbell at the Campbell ranch
will remain about three weeks while
Mr. Henselman who Is here on busi
ness will return tomorrow to Portland.
just received a new line or stamped
goods for applique and embroidery.
Deuel's Art Dept.
American Legion meet tonight. 11
,' Crescent orchestra Eagle PL Sat
night. , , 29
, An pound son was1 born last
evening to Mr. .and Mrs. Harry G.
Wortman. Jr., at the Purucker hospi
tal. We carry a full line of ladies'
hosiery at the Vanity Shoo. tf
; A Jolly time at Nat. Wed. nite. The
best of music. 11
Morris B. ("Snipe") Leonard, local
Standard Oil man, began his annual
two weeks vacation yesterday. He an
nounces that he will spent the vaca
tion by endeavoring to paint his house.
Repairing on ladies' and men's wear-
Ing apparel neatly done. Charges rea
sonable. The Pantorium. Phone 244.
For rent on shares dancing pavilion,
hotel, restaurant, fishing, hunting,
bathing and camping privileges cover
ing 1000 acres. River frontage. Gold
Ray Summer Resort, Gold Ray Realty-
Co. Phones "28-R or 134-Y. tf
Autolsts returning from northern
California reiwjrt that the surveyors
have set the stakes for the paving of
the Pacific highway between the Ore
gon state line and Hornbrook, Calif.
Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Edon
Yalley Nursery. . 680-J-2. 13
Hard times made easy, bur ranches
without money, pay with share of crop
like rent Gold Ruy Realtv company, tf
Real estate in Jacksonville, Oregon,
is worth twice as much today as it was
a year ago, according to J. J. McMahon
inspector of motor vehicle division of
the department of state who arrived
here last evening on business and. Js
registered at the Marlon. Tho mills
at Butte Falls, will start up 'soon
which will help that community and I
also his home town. Roads are In ex
cellent condition frrmi . Roseburg to
Salem, the only bad stretch being
Smiths hill. Salem Capital Journal.
Burbank and Corey's Thornless
blackberry. Eden Valley Nursery.
680-J-2. .13
When . in need of sash and. doors,
call Wallace .Woods, 108 or come to
711 E. Main street
William West left Sunday for Murl-
etta Springs, Calif., where he will re
cuperate for a month.
This office Is prepared to print
ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the
bookkeeping machines. Don't give
yonf orders to traveling men and have
them printed out of Medford. Phone
us and we will call. tf
Please remember that classified ads
locals and small ads are cash la ad
vance. Bring in your ads and do not
use toiepbonu. . , tl
niurder of Dennis Russell, is a guest where that attraction appear tonight
Hardwood flooring, Medford Lum
ber Co.
When In need of shingios and roof
ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 7U F.
Main.
Fair weather Is the prediction for
and Wednesday. Dmln the
s einllim at S a. m. today .Pit ot
an Inch uT rain fell, of which ,o:l caitio
down early this morniivT
Sash and doors, Medford Lumber
Co. .
Flowering slunbs and vines, Kden
Valley Nursery. fiSO-J-2. IS
K. M. Van llouten. formerly a p'k!
dent of Gold Hill and .vicinity., lent
three flmters of his rlahi hand, while
working in the plant of the. Western
Lumber Manufacturing Co. lie slipped
in such a wayv that his himd whs
caught in oms of the knives. He Is ut
Mercy hospital. The fuels of the above
article were taken from the Coos Ray
Times. MnrshfleUI, Oregon.
All kinds of rough and . dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone MS.
711 East Main street.
Duncn. Fiigle Point every S.ft. night
Strange as it may sound K. K. Hoilg
man. state blsltwav engineer for this
district, got his cheeks sunburned
while coming over the Slskiyous yes
terday afternoon, and his face still
allowed sins of the trip this forenoon.
This was due to the fact that the snow
has all gone off the Pacific highway
over the mountain, and the glare from
the warm sun on the pavement strikes
up on the faces of those In the front
seat of a car. Mr. Ibxlgman was re
turning from a week's absence In Lake
county laying out a new I.nkevlew-
Klamath Falls road.
Hemstitching,
Plcotlng,
, Sc per yd. ,
Buttons covered.
Handicraft Shoo. tf
A. J. Robinson, a rancher of Lake
Creek, was recently fined $.".0 and
costs amounting to $" in Justice Tay
lor's court on the charge of killing. a
deer out of the season The arrest
was made by District Game Warden
Patrick Daiipy. The offcn.se was cum
milled about the middle of last Jan
uary. Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta. ,
at the Imperial. Mr. Rice believes!
that the life of his client will eventu
ally be spared,. With his partner, Mr.
Rice U making n fight In the courts
to prevent the execution of Dr. Drum
field. Portland Urogonian.
A new line of embroidery transfers lonll!Ut
of Initials and monograms. 15 cents J ..j j,',,,,
copy, iieuei s An iepi.
Best garden loam 'for sale. Phone
PI2-J. "
William Miller, the . Russian who
was convicted in the circuit court ten
days ago on a burglary .charge was
sent to Salem Saturday, where the
state parole board wfU secure a job for
him. Miller was accompanied by tils
wife. In case the slate board Is unable
to secure -a position for hlni ho w ill
he returned to this eUy. and placed lu
charge of his attorney, Ben F. Lindas.
Miller was convicted on highly cir
cumstantial evidence, and given the
lowest possible sentence, two years,
by the court. Miller Is an expert work
er in Iron., There were extenuating
circumstances In his case, and ho will
not enter prison gates.
If It's Insurance wo write It, It, A.
Holmes. The Insurance Man.
Everywhere you tooit you see
Chevrolet. tf
Guests at the Hotel Medford include
C. F. r.allenger of Oregon City. W. A.
Donley and Fred C. Young of Seattle.
D. Van Gelder of San Francisco. A. A.
Furrlmiin of Clinton, la.. H. A. Loreni
of Milwaukee. Wis.. Geo. W. Xlarshall
of Tacoma and F. N. Hulus of St.
1 .on Is. .
Several thousand dollars to loan on
Improved ranch security. O, C, Hoggs.
Free dirt for lawns or garden. Call
at building site, Minnesota street H
A. Thierolt.
- Gladioli and Tuberose bulbs. Eden
Valley Nursery. 6S0-J-2. - 13
Thomas Temple left Saturday for
Portland where he will visit friends
and attend to business matters.
Attention, ex-Soldiers: Ranches sold
hinder Soldiers Bonus plan or pay with
Gold Ray
tf
New pleating machine Installed at
the Handicraft Shop. . l.l
Whnn you want dry mill blocks Just
call Yalley Fuel Company. Phone 76.
The federal offices, includim; the
postoffice hare started making out
the quarterly reports, the first of the
year.
C. L. Goff writes insurance on any
thing. Telephone 41
Young, lady wants position as sten
ographer or. office work. Will do extra
work In either. Phone 3S.1-J. tf
Cash price for lime sulphur $S.T5 lb.l
Bear Creek Orchards. 8 R1. tf
William Hanna of the Associated
Oil company, left last evening for Port
land where he will be In the rare of a
physician for some time. It is under
stood that if necessary an operation
will be performed. '."..
Kverywhere 70U look you see a
Chevrolet tf
..Grafting wax.- Edpn Valley Nursery.
0S0-J-2. v , . 13
Auto Insurance. Brown & White.
Paul B. McKee. of the California
Oregon Power company, returned this
morning after a brief business visit 'in
San Francisco.
" Beauty is the first gift that nature
gives to women and the first she takes
away." E. Burnliam's toilet requisites:
Shampooing, hairdresslng, manicur
ing, facial massage, scalp treatments,
hair dyeing. Medford Beauty Shop,
Medford Building. Phone 19I-L. i:f
Lime for spray. .Medford Lbf. Co.
Launspach's orchestra, newly organ
ized, open now for engagements. Per
sonal attention to private and club
dances. Go anywhere anytime. Phone
64C-R.
The hillsides are now covered with
wild flowers of a score of varieties,
the warm rains and sunshine bringing
them out in profnseness. Almond trees
ar, blooming with lightning rapidity.
Goodwin corsets fitted and altered
free. 20 S. Fir street. Alta Naylor. 17
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for
NuBone. Phone 585-J. , tf
Model dress linings absolutely cor
rect in measurements. Slmpiy sew in
your dress and work Is done at tlu
Vanity Shop. tf
For the first time In a number of
years, the boys , of the city have for
saken marbles for baseball. "One old
cat" is the favorite game, and it Is a
mixed affair being participated In by
girls, who show as much Interest and
adeptness In the siort as the boys.
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet. tf
Frozen automobile, tractor and truck
cylinders welded, re-inforced and
guaranteed. Only the finest preheat
ing fuels and metals used. Vulcan
Wedlng Works, 39 S. Front street", tf
Dance Eagle Point every Sat. night
- .- ' 29
Emil Mohr, who Is taking treatment
at Murrleta Springs, Calif., for rheu
matism writes that he Is slightly bet
ter bit that the visible improvement
in his condition Is aggravatlngly slow
Hemstitching and pecoting-8c at
(he Vanity Shop. tf
Fire Insurance. Brown & White.
When better automobiles are built,
Bulck will build them. tf
Roso bushes and evergreen shrubs.
Elen Valley Nursery. 080-.I-2. 13
The first chlnook salmon to be
caught this season was pulled out this
morning by 8. Lewellyn, who was fisb
ing near the old dam. 8he salmon
weighed about 35 pounds and Is ex
tremely bright, evlilunly having been
in the river but a short time. The
river has cleared considerably and
within a fnwceks , salmon .. fishing
should be at Its best. Grants Pass
Courier.
Personal service given to all auto
repairs. Elwood's Auto Shop, 118
South Central. Phono 7fi!)-.J. 31
Stamped pillow cases for crochet
and embroidery. Deuel's Art Dept,
LOCAL EXPRESS
E
IRAOE REVIVAL
BUSINESS SHOWS
WAR-EAGLE MINING COMPANY
' wTtnirriif irnri , .1
The cxprcii business Is a nood
barometer of trade, accord inn to O,
.1, Gi.iild, tu,ent in elmrr.e of Hie local
cxpi'ysK office, who declares It Is sift
nltlcajit that, the American IUIItiv
Express company is preparing for a
heavy iphvomonl of ca proas traffic
during' April.
FluctuutU u lu the express bust
nen, Mi'i'io'dinK lo.Mi'. Gould usually
precedes like changes In gonural bit'il
liess bv several weeks.' The express
people are confident lluit business re
sumption is near al Imiul At their1
New York ofiee, litis nt.ited that an
unusual number of buyers have vis
ited New York City recently utul thai
U.any concerns have a full corps of
traveling salesmen on the road.
The express company Is i-etllng
ready for a return of the small pai k
age hnslnenH, mid the fit si two mouths
if the jear showed a tlitben!i In
crease Itt tftis Ira file.
As the (Its! step lu lite preparations
made for business increase, the ev
press company" Is experimenting Jit li
trel collapsible pack ing trunks,
which are expected to give even
greater protect but Irtun crushing,
soil'ite, damage In moisture and plb
feting of ii! small shipments.
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evi'i'voiie. ill .Meinii in loiiM, kiiiiwi im t tie iinuve properly
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north ol Ali'illol'tl in Hie .Men. lows .Mlinnif IMMl'b'l
' Mi'iH'itnl ImsiiuHH nii'ii. Over ) stueUlinlili'rH nre
toeul eilielis '"lyb't litnuil '.'"l llildil ioiinl stilmefipl iulia ImVe liei'll Seeirei
recently I'l'oiil local peopli',
i n unlet' to mviiiv 11 little working eniilnl 11 niiiiiII Mock of-Mock
was set iisiile'iiiul Medford people nn liciiig" ivt'ii the first upportu
nity to M'fui't' 1111 intoivM in tliis vnliiiiMc property, which i to In
t lifted up under the supers isiuii of u t lioroiiuhly ri'liiiMe mid exper
ienced iiuioUsilvor operator,
This is 11 proven mc morions propci'ty which will mioii hi1 tiirniiivr
I nut the finished product which n lemlino euiniuudity rxperl inlvises
I his clients to Inty on the present iniirl.et .
i We own r'J(l acres of lain I mid in n.hlilioii thereto iiliniit 110 acres
J id' liiiniuK claims, nil heavily tiinhi'l'ed tunl with iihlliicliint Wilier.
I.ii iiMilo nil local prejudice mid IfiuiU s"lieriy tunl lliilieslly ol
inr own best interest. Take yood mlviee mid Im v ut least some of
this block of woi'tlfw lule stuck.
Present offer will mils hold irod fur lliis'weck. phone ('nil
nt mil' oil ice, riiuiii ;.''' I'lt'st
National II. ink liinhliiit;, or
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Kill (III I. ' II'". "il."l .' l-
thee informal ion.
w u i:tii.i: MtviNti ri.
Jltmm ..'.' Flint Nul l. Hank ItlOtf
1 Without any ob'liiailon to me,
please, supply me with Inforiunt ion in
rH'ird to your Invest incut in stork.
N11 me
Ad.lrMss
WAR EAGLE MININd CO
Medford, Oregon.
if'"
Feels Like s New Woman
"I was a sufferer from kidney trou
ble for several years." writes Mrs
Arthur IVmtille, It. 1 l I. Crasim-re.
N. H.. "and suffered so much I felt
completely lame all over. Since 1 have
been taking Koley Kidney Pills t am
not so lame. My back ached all the
time and my eyes were all a blur. Now
I can see fine and feel like a different
woman. Since I have taken two bottles
of Foley Kidney l'jlls I don't have that
tired feeling. ,1 cm do my own work J
now. They )r ini quick results. Sold
every whe.c. Adv.
M. W. of A. Meeting Wednesday Night
The Modern Woodmen will nie-t In
refcular session at Althea Hall tomor
row nlRht at 8 o'clock. A prize l!l
be awarded each member who attends.
Vlsillns' neighbors welcome. 11
S P'O Km. HATS!
An attractive array of new sport hats will be on display. Sec our
a window.
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Wednesday and Thursday"
; April 5th and 6th
Sport Hats and Sweaters to Match
OUR DISPLAY WILL PLKASK YOU
VANITY SHOP
it
"Quality, and Service
Cor. Main and Bartlett Sts.,' Medford
R. A. M. Crater Lake Chapter No. 32
Rlieclal communication.
Tuesday, April 4th. M. K.
M. Iiesree, Visitors wel
come. "ll A. V. NOTH. Secy.
XVIth Medford trade In Medford msdn
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
KUll KENT -rooms.
Men.
Furnished sleepin?
20i S. Central. M
LOST Card casq contalninK Amer
ican l.eeion and Klks membership
cards. Fbone MM-ll. tf
KOH SALK Kolir ' room furnished
house. I'.Ol Clark ft. 13
WAN'TKIJ Second hand or inch
Balvani.ed pipe. Phone evenlnus
cr.o-ii. Y
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NOW PLAYING
Tho Gooil Little Bad Girl
TTh TTa nri tta
K H K H
JLy lLy JU
H 'J. -
DANIELS
Who will surprise you with the
lively stunts she pull3 and gets
away with in this delightful
comedy-drama, ' . ; . . ' -. ' '
There iant a dull
moment at the Pago
with tho (ollowinj
program:
McCurdy
ivsrn.nt k. ,w;k.Vy
Six automobile losses in this
agency alone last week.
Joy riders are getting busy.
Is Your car Insured?
Call Phone 2-3
Medford National Bank Bid g.
Win)
H, TODAY
TOMORROW
THURSDAY
, ONLY '
TIMES
WEEK
9
1. PATHE NEWS
WEEKLY.
2. 'BABY' PE00Y
COMEDY. "Got
Rich Quiok Peggy"
i
3. BEBE DANIELS
in 'One Wild Wcok.
4. GENE HOWARD
at tho Mighty Wur-
litzcr. , ' . ,
KINGSBURY
DANCE
Saturday; April 8
Portland Orchestra . ,
O'Connor's . ' ' ' "
Melody Boys
SNAPPY JAZZY MUSIC
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ft J ' "
- COMING ;
EVENTS .
Page Theatre Rented
FRIDAY and . SAT.
UltDAY to tho
KU KLUX ,
KLAN
1 1
STARTS SUNDAY
HARRY LLOYD in ''THE BAILOR MADE MAN','
I'wlce us long as the tfsnitl Lloyd ciimedy, and ten (Iiiicn iih fiitinV.
A