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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1922)
PA (IE TWO mtjdfort) matt; Tnnrc. fTiTVFOT?T okfaiow TiTrcsn.vv. wvnu, i. 12 " p f I f Mrs. J. 1 Marker of this city K-ft if OCdl QZO todiiy for Medford to vlstt for short If . -k ..'time with Miss Edith Haydeu Jones. f )Cffirt M issrKcr win upend Ksstor m mm- 1 w Ollf MX-rord ami will return here early Mon- A lifihter frost than had been ex-j "' u.-.v-. peeled from the prediction of Monday, "Lumber gws up ss forests burn occurred this morning, the minimum down.' "Runted forests build no holnR 2B in Medford and about 26 la homes." Hut you can always Ret qua! the Jowor sections of the valley. There-' Hy service and courtesy and a hearty fore there was no general smudging. welcome at Hutchison & Lumsdens and the only nmuIcltK vas Uono by ' ' CS the Hall & Young, C. C. Cute nnd PuS Fir Insurance. Urowu & White. Isaacs otvhurds in the 401 orchard din-! Notice to water users 1st ward: Pay tries. These three orchards with a 'water rent not later than Tuesday, neutral minimum temperature of ;t April IS, r water will be shut off. No cmlr fired for a shftrt tlm. Puir Wther notice will be Riven, 23 weather is predicted for V ednesday, j and n frost Is expected for tomorrow morning. ,,-. ., Vaaoe at Riverside Community club, Saturday night, April 22. Don't miss the Rood time. . . 23 For rent on shares dancing pavilion, hotel, restaurant, fishing, huntintr. Don Nowburr arrived homo last nlKht- from Klamath Palls where hr acted as one of the Judges the latter trait of the week tn the Intersections! debate in the slate high school contest between TiVanls ' Pass and Klamath Fulls, which was won by the former team. This victory Rives the Grants UthlnR mi camping privileges cove, Jistricts tUe 80Utnern and 80uth central. Grafting wax. Edea Valley Nursery. lug 1000 acres. River frontage. Gold Ray 8ummr Resort, Gold Ray Realty Co. Phone 72S-R or 1S4-Y. ; t tf Crescent orchestra Eagle Point Sat. niht CSW-2. 2T Personal service riven to all auto repairs. Klwood's Auto Shop, US The carnival company which opens. South Central. Phone Tt'9-J. 31 its four days engagement here tomor-j "Beauty is the first gift that nature tvw arrived in the city on Us special . gives to women and the first she takes train at 1:30 a. tit. today from Chico, ' away." K. Durnhain's toilet requisites. Calif. The train was unloaded early ' shampooing, halrdressing, lunufcur this morning and the day was spent lag, facial massage, scalph treatments. in getting the various attractions set hair dyeing. Medford Beauty Shop, l and grounds in Spick span shape j Medford Pulldlng. Phone 191-U ' tf for tomorrow's opening. 1 'the city council at Its regular meet- Have vott Your summer sewing' nK tonight will probably take Impor- doiw? If not see Miss Helen Kine. tnt action bearing on the future of 3HS; South Ura)ie. , 2S,tne clty aull camp, and its proposed 'Yenng lady wants position as stenV " " ..- rw xv m a v.r. I Clean, dry storage, reasonable rates . . . ' 'ft hnttwfcfilfl prta-wla M.tRfih T!hrnian wors in eitner. rnone 3j-j. tr(" " 1!vArvo.-lir Vrtll lnnlr vnll fine A. ' " rh .,.,., ... ,,. j " Porter J. Netf returned home this Twin girts were born to Mr. and.mor"ln from a brle n.lneM visit in Mm Sliorvnnn lWnna f this eltv F. 1 "rl'JLBa oo. j j.,. ' Flowering shrubs and Tines. TEden are reported as doing fine. . Vvfr tT tVv 2,' i.. tv-i- , Mr- d Mrs. A. N. Toby of Kalispel khaki shirts, laced pa.ts and "brown ) Mont- h art, ' , m shoes from Hutchison & Lnmsden. 28 ! spending; the winter In California, are visiting Medford friends, and from here will make a similar stop with friends at Grants'Pass. ' - Mrs. Paul . Hansen, corsetlere for NuPone. Phone 5S5-J. j tr Tnr Ant mowftanta ttinAh Ttifl Shasta. ' 1 ' ave tle forests; they are our fu- nort r.rr a -m tiJiat revenue, and buy Vllmo flour. tonight with a theatre party at the KeeP !h mon,y hme- Page, for E. O. McCormick, vice presi dent of the Southern Pacific lines, who is an Ashland visitor. The Masonie and Eastern Star dano ing cmb will give the last dance of their series Wednesday eve, April 20th. This dance will be for any Mason or Eastern Star. Tickets J1.10 and 65c for extra lady, for persons not members of the dub. 23 Dance Eagle Point every Sat night 29 Hardwood flooring. ber Co. : . ... ... C. L. Goff left last evening on a busi ness trip to McMlnnville and Portland. The social committee of the Re- bekahe highly entertained Monday! sack delivered. Hutchison & Lums den. ' , : " 28 . For dancing, Launspach'a orchestra. 45 Notice to water users 1st ward: Pay water rent not later than Tuesday. April IS, or water will be -shut eft. No other notice will be given. 23 Today iB the last day to reeiater babies for entrance to the baby clinic. which w III be held In v Ashland on Thursday. KtoAtA t ! i.-Tiuiit?ra, prompt Bemw , and unexcelled workmanship. Johnson. (Jeweler. " tf i When better automobiles are built I Bulck wfn bnild them. tf McQuay-N'orris rings Leak Proof. Marsh Garrett of the Kaale Point I P. P. KiKham, who is Hmed as one' Vstrict was a business visitor in the 'of the most skilled as well its eno of the luckiest fishermen of Medford, Mty Monday. Get your chokers now, need one to be in stylo this spring. New colors, popular furs at lowest M tf Eden - i" prices. Ilartlott's.Kur Store. HemsiitchluR, Picoting, 8c per yd. Puttous covered. Handicraft Shop. Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Valley Nursery. 6SIKI !. Autoists returning front the south report thut a strip of the Pacific high way over ths Sisklyoua for a quarter if a mile was covered with a fresh fU of snow Sunday. Auto Insurance. Hrown & White. Rose bushes nnd evergreen shrubs. Kden Valley Nursery. CSO-J-2. 2? All kinds of rough and dressed 'umber. Wallace Woods, phono 108. Til East Main street. Lee Poison, a baker at the Talent Vakery," turned over in his rVd bug "m the Jacksonville road near Perry- dale last Saturday night Two young ladlos were riding with Solson and 'ucklly none ef the occupants ot the ar sustained serious injury. It 1s understood Ihftt another c&r ran Svl- on off the road and into the ditch where the bug capeiaed and was badly lamaged. Notice to Water users 1st ward: Pay water rent not later than Tuesday. April 18, or water will be shut off. No -ther notice wilt be given. 23 Moths are working overtime now We can stop their wild and wooly areer. 60 cents Invested now may ave you many dollars. Call and see us about this. Bartlett's Fur Store. 24 Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Harham of Yreka arrived this morning fretn that city for a brief visit In Medford. We have a profitable hauling con tract for the man who will buy a small Republic truck. Inquire Busy Corner Motor Co., Main and Riverside. tf For garden work, lawn making and mowing, packing and crating house hold goods, odd jobs and repair car nenter work, phone 1041-M. S3 Mr. and Mrs. Gus- Forte, who have been residents ot this city tor the past year, left this morning for San Fran iseo where they Intend to make their home. Mr. Forte during his residence here was employed, by the firm of Patton & Robinson. If it's insurance we write It R. A. Holmes. The Insurance Man. Everywhere you look ybtr see a Chevrolet tf W. H. McNair of Ashland sneat a You maintained that reputation last Satur-j uay wuiio tisiimg for trow in ui llogun river near the Hybeo brlduo section by landlnK three stoelhead weighing from 3 to V lownd each, which Is all the more retuurkublo as thoy wore caught on n No. 10 fly. It Is hard to say which was most surprised, the steelhesJ or lltr.hani. He saw no trout, did not get a rise from little fellow, nor did he see any of them Jumping.' the' river Is too high and i muddy for good fisliiiik. II. !,.. I, 1. n.k.. 11.1,1. tanKee ii-.ui siiop. r roni m. .v Mrs. J, K. Watt lu uka vieen spend ing the past few days In thts city imd at Portland visiting left for her home st Medford. Mrs. Watt visited at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. Fnueher wliilv here. Hoseburg News Review. 22 NEW MEMBERS FOR PRESBYTERIAN Fearing; Loss of Home Old Worker Suicides SEATTl.K, April IS -With W" hoine Kono, and with It lit liu Ininr.lnS In Ihs lialivnee as the result of self inflict ed Injuries, Drum Shipley, tin, lies In n himpltal here, Shipley, iilono ill the ' j world, Invested his mivlniia lit a mod- est cottiige 1n which to sp' tid the lt KnxtVr Hund.iv at the rteVyii..ut years of Ula life, hi his spare tnomunls, t'hui'clt whh the beat uy which the between odd Jobs he planted flowers church hits since the cmulng ot nlioiit the hollsn und ctiltlvaled his Kev. K. V. Ijtwrvttee. tit id on. Then tlio Jobs beutuul Wtr, Tlie .hutvh full to uveiflewliiK ,,Hv,m.nu oil the cottaKo lapsnd, a law morning service. At the sacn-d run- " , t,, , , .. ., , , mm niiiiit' t imihi itwi imvu inn ir'iii. TEXAN FLOGGED CHURCH ON EASIER BY MASKED MAN Co. was Hlnuisi us Urfto. I ln -midst t.r luckln his The inoiiiitiK siixice was one tew belonging nnd household effects deeply peritit'tiled with the n.'nw ( when he sluslutd Ills throat With n III., KiiMti'i' uiill'lr i.t vi,.,,i-i I li,..,,l.,tt t.,.!!' Urno and cement. Mek.cord Lumber .,, i!. uci-e, iiun m.uo iriv..n , TKXAHKANA. Texas, April Ik It, K. I'litrk, It ul ttroctir, wus seized by a parly of masked men lust night as lie itllKhled fitiin a street car, was driven by aiumiiuj . Into the coun try and given ft fUKlim. The spokes man ot tho party gave (.'lurk a lecture on morality. ' NEW YORK. April 18, John Mo Ciiriniick Is making progress toward red. very uxulimt his serious Illness. Ills phyaUInn declared today that Mr. Mct'urmnt'k was ' dulng vwy nicely" Unvlnir e.iiiiiniel ilq liuprovumciit noted In Ms condition yesterday. OBITUARY COLLI N S lre it F. Collins, sou In law of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. HarUell of Three Oaks orchards, died April l5th, st his homo In Minneapolis, Minn. Mr. Collins married Miss IVrothy Hartiell in 1914. Although married he waived exemption during the war and enlisted as a private In tho 3 Kith Engineers nt Camp Dodge. Later he was transferred to the machine gun detachment of the 326th infantry of the K2nd division and with that unit went to France. He participated tn the St. M thiol offensive snd then went with his regiment to the Argonne where he was tit constant action for 32 days, during which time members of his command did not re move their clothing. , Mr. Collins was a student at the Cniversity of Minnesota had was a graduate of the school of architecture at Cornell. both lit the ItiftpliitiR iiiumIc hy the uuartet nnd the nivsaaae from the pulpit.' Twenty-two new ini'mltera I were welcomed making a total f S4 since nt May. Thm-e ws nlmt a larire nttenduuen nt the Salilieth school and the exervbtea wure ra diant Willi tho Easter and mlxulxu ary ulrl(. The Hilal souk ft'em tho prtnAry department, tho Earner ex eivlse by the Junior and eHuilaly lh pairennt by tour older boys, iJtw rrtice Wade, t'lemem Hewitt, ItU-h-ard Jnnoi and Itobvrt Porter, (tie IumI three arrayed tit the robes and turbans of India, making their touching appeal for the gospel fei that land, and the first arrayed In white representing a iiilsalonary making the respena f Atnerieii, till led to the giving of alt offering of ISO for foreign Dilution work among thono tnamea of the lower i-lasaeN. No finer innate tins been heuid lit our church than that of the quartet Monday evening, tho sinner. Mrs. (, K. McKlhoap, Mia. t:dnu Inuaca, Meaatit. Will Vawter und Forrent Kiliiiratlen wero nt their best, Tho AUitlenew was held In spirit of deep eat emotion tlmtogh tho opening nunilM-m. lelhug In weird, minor key the story of the i'rn Ifuion and then He Is survived by his wife and to children. Loren W aged tltreo years !''J to the heights of exultation by and Louis U. one year old, ln addition lh triumphant note- of the story of to two brothers. Lieutenant Governor ! ."""V - I''"':.. T.h! -"lu':'" and Louis I. Collins of Miuncsota Stewart O. Collins. Physicians attribute his fatal illness to gassing and wounds received ln the Argonne tn 1918. Mrs. W". J. Hame.l and daughter of tho ingeis called (ortlt the finest words of commendation. Starts Tomorrow Matinee! Mrs at Age of lit). CHARLESTON. S. C April 18. Ucbcrt W. Oreei. 110, died here ttMclnritaV Km unv tit rn In ChnrlA5.. Josephine left a month ago to care for u , jV,, nJ tlvrni,d twra rroro. Mr. and .Mrs. teams wno were botn New Orlcms about :5 years ago. seriously III at the time. Mrs. Collins , Blcr bai, kllt , KmaU ,iCT9 lu Is slowly recovering and when she has tho nor,h,,UBu.rn section ot town and sufficiently convalesced alio will return ,..,, ., .,..,, iv nu.Mut tor ma- few hours in the city Monday attend- with Mrs. Hartzell accompanied by lu n)8 gXtics g0inB about wherever ng lo nusiaess matters. - iner cnuaren, ami win resuio wuu ncr,ns pVased Hard times made easy, buy ranches parents near mis city. I vening with a splendid program of upeyU. J!"y 0rip' Sttap' -inoio nmiiTiir. i,vn.nii. i,.. parage. 24 music, readings and hypnotism by tho famous magician, Mr. Hemstreet -full report will be given Sunday. . Everywhere you look you see Chevrolet tf, ' State headquarters of the' American Legion has announced that since the first of the year 36 of the 110 posts tn the department have exceeded their membership. Uy the ead of next week ; ft hi anticipated that the number go- 'lng "over the top in membership" will . . . . . t . Trt T , . Mle. Pni,l, TK lf. Vl- I "PrulIUaiO BO. IUB l6IOQ EOTOCT- fn. Tr,A - v. . Jj lP throughout the state is well over without money, pay with share of crop, 1'ke rent Gold Ray Realty company.tt To Ford owners:' Have your car equipped with a utility manifold and stop wasting your OH and gas. Distrib uted and demonstrated at 217 S. River side. C. E. Soderstrora. 2S Among guests at the Hotel Medford are U. r. .Mckereon of Spokane, Mr. trs, Mrs. C. J. I alrd. Uorria, Cal.; sad Mrs. C. F. Lewis and H. B. Hutch- -Mrs. J. V. Prultt. Medford; Otto t - ison of Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. tcr- Phoenix. Ore.: William, rieve- Wllliams of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs.' la.nd nl Jloy Ctr ot Kll'naburg, Marinello Cosmetic Shop, 405 Liber-1 ty Ud. 2 grad. operators. Phone C67-W. with, ber- mother who is undergoing , njedlcal treatment there. . : Don't let a blaze from yoar match start blaze in the forest. A fine line of children's hose at 25c, black,- white and cordovan. Hutchison & Lumsden. . ,., . . . ' ?8 Let us assist you in . your mailing business. Folding,, addressing- and mailing at less cost Orders -rushed. Aedress O. W., Msll Tribune. 28 H will pay yot to climb my stair way. Tailored suits guaranteed to fit and wear well, 3S to $50. Klein the Tailor, 128 E. Main. . 29 Mrs. Gus Nichols or Eagle Point was among the out of town shoppers in the city Monday. Lime for epray. Medford Lbr. Co. Hear ye, Hear ye, Klein the Tailor makes well-fitting, long service-giving clothes. Choice of 50 patterns. Value $45 to $55, this week only at $42.50. Wanted Market price paid for wool aud mohair. J. J. Osenbrugge. Phono 282-Y. . f " 24 The county officers are moving this week into the recently constructed new and re-arranged quarters. ( . Hand tailored suits, Medford made, guaranteed to fit and satisfy, $35 to i'0. Klein the Tailor, J28 K. Main. 29 Mason, t'hrniao & Co. will nay cash tor local grown red and white beans. any uautUy.- -- - 21 t. 11 111 1 1 ACHES AND PAINS SLOAN'S GETS TO! AVOTD the misery of racking pain. ' Have a bottle of Sloan's Lini ment handy and apply when you nt feel the ache or pain. It quickly eases the pain and sends a feeling of warmth through the ochinftpart. Sloan's Liniment penetrates uithout rubbing. Fine, too, for rheumatism, neuralgia , rriatira, sprains and strains, stiff joints, lame back and sore muscles. . , For forty years paui's enemy, , Ask your neighbor. ' At all druggists 3Sc, 70c, $1.40. SMDffit T 4-f-i-ti tnnti Batrtil XjXX IJLXI. IC1 eneim VMWMTMnaaaaBSiass I CUar YourCoapUxloaof pbnplea. A wcn and other facial disfigurement. Um tNely Dr. liolwon's Eciem Omt nen. (iood for eczema, itching akin, and otlier akin .troublea. Ooo (tl Ut. . Uohnoa'a Family Kemediea. DrHobsoris . IkscmaOintment j the 7000 mark and will probably ex eeed 10.000 by the time of the state convention, which will be beld In July at The Dalles. This office Is prepared to print calling cards from your copper plate Also business cards, letter heads and envelopes from your Bteel dies, in 24 hours. . ' - - f tf Notice to water users 1st ward; Pay water 'rent not later than Tuesday April 18. or water will be shut off. Nc other notice w ill be giveB." 23 Frozen automobile, tractor and truck cylinders welded, de-intorced - and guaranteed. Only the finest pre-heat tng fuels and metals . used. Vulcan Welding Works, 39 S. Front street tf B. M. Silver of Akron, O., is a guest at the Hotel Holland, as are B. It Gil mon of Portland, T. B. Robinson of Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Wright, Ben Rubin and K. L. Cassaie of San Francisco, Otto Gross and Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Uarham of Yreka. Take time to extinguish your camp fire, and buy fancy Netted Gem pota toes $2.25 per 100 lbs, delivered. Hutch ison & Lumsden. 28 We ore watch specialists. We guar antee results. Johnaon, Jeweler, tf Gladioli and Tuberose bulbs. Eden alley Nursery. 680-J-2. 27 Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Trice and son of Prospect arrived in the city yesterday for a several days visit. Watch repairing of that quality that gives satisfaction at Johnson's, Jeweler. , tf Burbank and Corey's Thornless blackberry, Eden Valley Nursery, 680-J-2. 27 Attention, cx-Soldiers: Ranches sold under Soldiers Bonus plan or pay with aharo of crop, like rent. Gold Ray Realty Company. tf Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Brower left here this morning for Medford to visit for a short time. They will ulso viait at Ashland before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Brower have friends ' and relatives Jn both cities. They exiicct to return here within a week. Itose burg News Review. When you go camping be sure your fire Is out, and don't forgot your camp supplies will be carefully filled, double checked and packed at Hutchison & Lumsden. 28 Fruit and shade trees. Eden Valley Nursery. 680J-2. 27 Notice to water users 1st ward: Pay water rent not later than Tuesday, April 18. or water will he shut off.; No other notice will be given. 23 . When in need of sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, -108 or , !ora . to CASTEH Mary A. Cantor, a resi dent of Jackson rounty fur 3i ylora, paaaed away at Ellenaburg, Wnah., Monday, April 17, at tits aco ot 76 years. ' . Dcveancd was born In Ohio in IMS and fame to Oregon in 1184. Hh leaven four imns nnd two daugh- Waah. The remain are expected lo arrive In Medford, probably tomor- F. G. Foster of Hoquiam, Wn., E. 3. T nlrihaVi. aV Qan Pee n sl ami T UavL and of Redding, Calif. - I Fmleral imh-n will b held at Crescent orchestra Eagle Pt. Sat the rhapvl of Weeks-Conger Co., the nour and tlato of witlcli wilt appear in a later ianuc. night'. , - . : 29 This office Is prepared to print edger sheets,' bills, ' etc, need on the bookkeeping machines. Don't give yonr orders to traveling men and have them printed out of Medford. Phone is and we will call. tf William Hanna, who has been In Portland for the past several weeks eturned from that city yesterday mor- Mng, much improved in health. i Sash end doors. Medford Lumber Co. ' .'-.,- i ,. Free dirt for lawns or garden. Call it building site, Minnesota street H. V Thierolf. Paul Leonard is suffering from a severe case of tonsilitis and is con fined to his home. , Invest yonr savings in the Jackson County Building and Loaa association. ,. .- tf Best garden loam for sale. Phono 912-J. tr When in need of shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E. Main.- . Filing fees paid in by applicants for primary honors and fees paid In for Bpace in the official voters' pamphlet aggregate $11,535, according to a state ment by Secretary of State Kozer yes terday. Ninety-two republican candi dates have purchased space in the of ficial pamphlet at an aggregate cost of $3606, whereas but five democrats are using this medium of publicity,' with an aggregate outlay of $360. While the exact number of copies to be print ed cannot be determined until regis trations cesse, It is expected that the number will exceed 200,000. The fil ing fees paid In for space in the pamphlet aro expected to cover the cost of printing and mailing, Dance Eaglo Point every Sat night. -3 C, L. G6ff writes Insurance on any thing. Telephone 41.' - '. ,Mrs. Roy Hrown, cashier at the Page theatre, who recently underwent an operation was removed from the hospital to her home the latter part of last week. : - . , Flowers for all occasions. See us about '"your beddlnK plants, porch boxes and hanging baskets. Maddor & Bouncy. 1005 East Main. Phone 374. tf Marinello Cosmetic Shop, 409 Lllwr ty lildg.. Phone 657-W. 47 A. B. Cornell of Grants Pass trans acted business ln Medford today. He was accompanied by Mrs. H. W. Loof, his daughter, Mrs. C. M. Cornell, his daiighter-ih-law.'Mrs. Joseph Dean of Grants I'ass and Mrs. J. O'Leary of Crescent City, Calif. Erlck Anderson of the Blue Ledge district is spending a few days in the .city. . . .. W ... Helped Her Motner Wonderfully In these days of "flu," coughs, colds. croup and whooping cough, it Is well to know that every year there are used more bottles of Foley's Hony and Tar than of any other cough medicine. Mrs, S. L. Hunt. 515 W. 6th St.. Cincinnati, Ohio, writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar relieved me of a hacking cough, tick' ling In the throat wheezing and pains ln the chest It Is helping my mother onderfully." That's why druggists recommend Foley's. Sold everywhere. ' Adv. R. A. M. Crater Lake Chapter No. 32 Regular Communication Tuesday, April 18th, 8 p m. Visitors welcome. A. F. NOTH. Secretary. mi ej Ounces for g CJ M (T BAKING POWDER No better made regardless of price. MILLIONS OP POUNDS BOUGHT BY TIK GOVERNMENT A boyhis girl romance a whirl a plot a jam dctpair then bam! a fight hold tight good night ALL RIGHT the hero wins the love begins the audience grins. Oh dog, bite my cat. What a Movie! i i tl I m Si aaaaaaai .Vfc. RED $7 HOT Jitltn Lnii-riMin and Anlla Ik made lu' Von hnm Vm, rh? TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTEIJ-Win pay cunh f r Ford coup. Call C5I. 21 PARLOR TEA ROOMS OVER W00LW0RTH BUILDINO Linchf 11:30 A. M. to 2 :30 P. M. . Aftrrncon Tea 2;30 P. M., to 5:00 P. M. Evening and After Theater Service 7:00 P. M. to 11;00 P. M. PRIVATE PARTIES ON SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT VANTHt Four Rh-de Inland Red setting linns. Phono 132-M. 21 PAGE TONIGHT! 8:30 Curtain SEATS NOW SELLING! , ftfosr Si6ssni rueeztt Vfiy Of fWSYQM (JOMGDY while Prooueinp Gompani Prtrtt lltKIW . i IS 1 Mill rt' i1 M msmmm lllllli k .1.1 v k' . ' 1 v 11 i ll i li .11 ay Yor on? runs broken Sook k Jims flonlqoirw. fjonc bu form Ivmeq. lyrics Jof P-Caring, j w?ea ty tanara royce. TiiE GREATE5T 6lRl N THE WORLD" PRICES :a Floor $2.75; Balcony '$2.20, $i;G5 and $1.10 PAGE MN,Y APR. 24 Mull Orders Arrrpli-d Now M'lirn AcctiiniiMsilcl hy flicck or Money Ordtr and SliiiH'it, Krlf-udilivtwi-d J-'4ii,llc. SKATS its MM-: HllhAY. APRIL ai. AT 12 MKIX AMI1IK A'S (S.WKHT, I LI'KTLST AM) MOST ANTIC flKVVK The Iot.t Xoirwonhy (.It l-iiiid-Miil- 8hon- Thut Han Kvcr Vlnltcd ; ' f - - , I In' I'wiriu ('lllthi, CJohpmianc.'IncOx Sccohd Annual REVujicALCoMCDyVcwyoftK Latin Quaptep CTAdLri RV ind Idcnllciiily Ah lMnyed for A Monllm nf llio. Greenwich VllliiKo'n MIllllM-lt 'I'llCull'I'H In I'W irh. "THE EVENT OF THE THEATRICAL SEASON" I'K1CI! Lower Floor, a.78i' Itnlcony, flt.20, $tm, $1.10. ' 711 E. Main street