Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 29, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextFocal and It M & , PTfflff ft ljproPocl In Hogue River valley this a wno'vaay ( TIM orchard men of Med ford and vii liuty put In their first good nlshfs .I' el. of the week, last night bs by 8 P m. Frost Rxpert Young gave out the tuint tliat there was no danger of a frost this morning." The minimum tntiiprnture of today was 364 de wih h, Fair weather Is predicted for Hutt'iaf, nx'tujrsion Bundajt ell day,, Medford Jai Monvlll ,R. R. v ' -. , , 33 This 'office Is prepared ' to print Wj.vf sheets, bills, etc, used on the Lvxidkeptnc, machines. x Don't give your orders to traveling raon and have th.m. juinted out ot Medford., Phone u and we will cs.lL , ., a , U Auto Insurance. Urown A White. K. L. King, superintendent of the IVlhtHj division of the Southern Pa- iic r. road, arrlted her this morn ituc,tn lils special car which was at tm h d to train 13, and contemplates rjiwifljng in Medford over Sunday. Soin-j pep. Gold Hill, Sat nlte. 33 Cut flowers, Darwin tulips. N. S. Pewii.it. 6S0. . 37 K.tnl times made easy, buy ranches vit,",lt money, pay with share of crop, I'ko runt Gold Ray Realty company. " ... . . .. . .., . SS Ha',th Bard well came to town from Mwitord yesterday to buy one of the M;kt and most expensive motor earn on the market Mr. Pardwell is wUh ihe Stewart Fruil company, and hl' iJ..thech.aft .wno..hw a pig chunk f t h jear Crop Jn the Rogue River ViUlf. Portland Oregonian. ' . Ho.-'t garden loam for sale. Phone VlHS.i ' 7 : ifi Mtt's two-piece suits dry cleaned and eam pressed ,1.00. Bring your cleaning and dyeing and money. An - paivl Cleanenu 622 North Riverside. 35 vance: lontgnt: at: iuc 33 tv 4.1.1. 7 u v . t. J Ih-i Ashland high school baseball am ifi Dlavlne a earn with th. vl toam is playing a game with the Yreka hlt:h School team this afternoon at Yreluv " ' " -' . . A wonderful line of new patterns will lie Included In this great clear si sale, 10 days only. Miss Taylor at Deuel's.- 36? Young lady wants position as sten oerranher or office work. Will do extra work In either. Phone 383J. tf The Medford Domestic Laundry is rr-a to the public all this week and on. Wednesday and Thursday evenings. . . . as Jlev. F. R. Leach is announced to 8K-iX Sunday at the First Baptist cbnn-h on two subjects of special helpfulness and interest At II a. m. the' suggestive story of "The Marred VesseV will form the theme with an application to lives of today. At 8 p. iu.."Kour Remedies for Sin" with an etWifeasis on the right remedy wllth cnio'j, attractive music make the ser vice ne of real profit Baptism will tai j'.ace following the sermon. BjiriDg millinery clearance 10 days crJy. commencing Friday, April 28. All pattern and dress hats 30 percent dis count' Hats are superior Jn style, brauty and value.. Miss Taylor at Deuel's.. . 36 Wo are watch specialists. We guar be to results. Johnson, Jeweler. tf A t. en t Ion, ex-Soldiers: Ranches sold ' und-r Soldiers Bonus plan or pay with sharv of crop, like rent Gold Ray Rtalty Company. 33 To;n Garin of St. Louis is a guest at the. Hotel Medford as are C. R. Way cirk of Los Angeles, E. A. Rhoten ot Salnm, C. C. Hubbard, of Seattle, J. H. During qf Spokane and C. P. Cathcart ot Kansas City, Mo, . ' Every hat in our shop will be sold at a bis reduction for one week only, be C'.oninK April 27th. Medford Center Millinery 8hop, room 426 Medford bid. S5 All kinds ot rough and dressed him her. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 Ejist Main streel.' -,"'r Dam e! Tbriightr Nat! 10c." ; '33 MfiJ M. F. Thompson, who has been the guest of Mr.: and Mrs. C. S. Butter fMd ;rr the past few days, left yester day fir her home in Yreka. . iJiic ' Clarence," Page theatre Mon daj.Vfay 1st. Senior class play, Med-tfird-liiKh school. , 33 Everywhere you ; look you see a Cbevrolet 5 - ? . - WAS A BROKEN DOWN WOMAN Then I BegaiiTaking Lydia E. . ' Pinkham's Medtptnet nli'amire to praise your medicine Lydis i i IB PinLU... Vl- table Compound ' Ufhinh koa A Arrt A mn. 1 which has done so much to restore my neaiin. 1 was a brokenlown woman until my husband brought me & bottle of your Vegetable Compound and one of v t;Li Blood Medicine. I had been having paina every month knd at intervals between, was weak and seemed to be smothering at times, but bi b week I felt like another woman. I otto used Lydia E. Pinkham'e Sanative Vi mb. It aid me a lot of good too. -1 caiirwt praise your medicines too much imd will be' more than glad to recom mend them to any woman who is suffer ing from female troubles. You may trjJit my testimonial, as it ia true." hr X. A. Landry, 612 Miss. St, Don tildjonvllle, La.. ' 1 ' . Kote Mrs. Landry'a words "as it is true.' Every letter recommendingLydia E. l inkbam's Vegetable Compound is genuine. It is a statement telling the menu of these medicines just as the woman to your own neighborhood tell rarli other about them. For fifty years Lydia- E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com VUi4 haaaold $ njerit . ; IllOil.llllllillllit . II I r 11 1 C. K. ("Pop") Gates ot Medford Is In Portland looking: over th nolitlral sit- uation and cxplalninic that th fruit season are excellent although the sea son ih a mtie oacKwara. j"ortiana Journal. Mayday dance. Gold Hill, Sat. 33 Sash and doors. Medrord Lumber Co. . You are specially invited to visit the new up-to-date plant of the Medford Domestic Laundry, 30 N. Riverside, any day this week and on Wednesday and Thursday nlghta. 3S Dance! Tonight! Nat! 10c, S3 Harry. Hart was among the Med ford visitors in Grants Paas yesterday. This office is prepared to print calling cards from your copper plate Also business cards, letter heads and envelope from your steel dies, in 24 boors. .- s .1 f. Froxen automobtle, tractor and truck cylinders welded, de-intorced and guaranteed.. Only the finest preheat ing fuels and metals used. Vulcan Welding Works, 39 S, Front street tf High class athletic events at Gold Hill. Tuesday, May i. - 34 The tire alarm early last evening was the result of a flue fire which occurred in the home ot Mr. and Mrs. George Canode, $34 Dakota avenue. The department arrived promptly and little damage resulted from the fire. Dance at Trail Sat. night. 33 Children's trimmed bats 1-3 oft dur ing this clearance sale. Miss Taylor at Deuel's. 36 For rent on shares dancing pavilion, hotel. .. restaurant., fiahinc. hunting. bathing and camping: vrlvileges cover ing lwo acrea. River frontage. Gold Ray 8ummer Resort. Gold Ray Realty Co. Phone 738-R or 134-Y. 33 Mr. and Mrs.' J. F. Marion of Butts Sr X" their U - u . 1 T Falls-, left this afternoon . tor New Pr""! D'.Kone. It you have a radio, tune to Portland ou aay evmg irom eight untn nine k M(J h th " . - . loe ' ulaen on Friday evening from eight until Hotel Portland orchestra in the latest dance hits. They use Buescher aaxa phones, trumpets and cornets. Innntr at Palmer. Piano. House about Buesch er Instruments. 35? Hemstitching, Picoting. , 8c per yd. ,., Buttons covered. - Handicraft Shop. tf Dance! Tonight! Nat! 10c 33 According to news d Is patches from Roseburg a check of the broccoli sea son snows that in spite of adverse conditions the Douglas county crop was a complete success. ' Mo than $100,000 worth of outside capital was Drought in by this crop. 115 carloads of broccoli were shipped out and a lane part of the crop canned. ' Growers feel encouraged and are planning on plant-1 ing a larger acreage next year. ! Dance at TrH Sat night ' 33 When in need of shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E. Main. "Clarence" is Tarkinrton at hi het -T-a real delight" New York Times. 33 Mother's Day- will be observed at th Presbyterian church Sunday morning on account of the pastor being away on the regular observance day. It is a service which every mother connect ed in any way with the church should attend. It is a service for every one as well as mothers.' The pastor will speak on "The Old fashioned Mother and the Up-to-Date Mother". The mixed quartet will sing "There Is a holy City," by Rodney. A solo espec ially appropriate to Mother's Day en titled "Oh, Little Mother of Mine." by Burleigh, will be sung by Forrest Ed meades. At the evening service at 8 p. m. "The Meaning of the Marriage Contract" will be discussed. Gold Hill always puts on a good show. Don't miss Tuesday ' night High class boxing and wrestling. . , 34 Jmmu'i Superb Dahlia roots, now on sale at Central Point Order, early.. R. H Pax son. tf v. When in need of sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street , . H. E. Armstrong .United States livestock inspector left last bight for Los Angeles, accompanied by Mrs. Armstrong. Mr. Armstrong was called by the death nf him fa mo- n, . . IU re1urn the 'a"er part of he coming Window screens, screen doors. Med ford made and made right. Prices right too. . Trowbridge Cabinet Work. . 44 Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for NuBone. Phone 685-J. tf Hear ye, Hear ye, Klein the Tailor makes well-fitting, long service-giving clothes. 'Choice o( 50 patterns. Value 45 to $55, this week only at $42.50. Paul Gulley of Ashland, who has many friends here, has moved with his family to Cregswell, Ore. H it's insurance we write It R. A. ITnfmA Tt T ' . . .. ' " - Holmes, The Insurance Man Hats In all popular styles and colors, sale 10 days commencing Friday) April 28th. Miss Taylor at Deuel's. 36 Dance! Tonight! Nat! 10c. , 33 John A. Sowell and H. Anning were both fined $10 yesterday fn , Justice Taylor's court when they entered pleas of guilty to charges of falling to dim their headlights when approaching another vehicle. The arrests were made by State Traffic Officer i. J. McMahon. ' ' Tom Ray vs. Ralph Hand, Tuesday night . 34 Two and three-piece hiking suits at The Colonial. 34 Find-po-leak makes any tire punc ture proof, preserves rubber. Liberty Repair Shop. . ( , 4 John V. Mason of Oregon City, Is a guest at the Hotel Holland. Other guests include Ira Mahon of Burns, Ore., Chester L. Ward of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Spangler, J. M. Cell and W. C. Stone of Portland. Window glass, paint, sash, doors, screens, everything an woodwork. Trowbridge, pabinet Worki.- - 44 rEDFORD matt; TRrnuNE. William F, Oswald, world's cham pion typlRt gave an exhibition yester day at the Medford Business College. One of lila featB was the copying of 144 words In one minute whllo he was at the same time carrying on a con versa t km with Mr. Newberry, princi pal of the college. Mr, Newberry asked him three questions, oil of which bo answered full v. On the laitt answer he entered into quite a discussion of the subject and continued to write The 144 words were without one nils take. Mr. Oswald gave an exhibition at the high school yesterday morning and left last evening for Grants Pass where he will give exhibitions today. John Cartoon vs. . Frankle Webb. Tuesday night 34 Elks May Day dance Tuesday. May nd. Launspach'i orchestra. 36 Chicken dinner 12 o'clock until S p. m. at "Summit Ranch" nverv Sunday Remember the name and look for the sign on top ot the Slskiyous. 33 Seelv Hall, who had chart of the transportation service to Crater Lake last summer, is in the city, from Med ford. He la at the Multnomah. Port land Oregonian. Fire Insurance. Brown A White. Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum ber Co. Two watchmakers, prompt service and unexcelled workmanship. Johnson. Jeweler. tf The Oregon streams fishing bulletin prepared by the Southern Pacific rail road to guide the week-end fisherman of the atate to the placea of good sport as given out at Portland on Thursday night contains the following: "Rogue river. Grants Pass Water in good condition: week-end outlook tine. Big run of salmon. Several good catches reported. Stream within walking dis tance." . . Best grade of Jap crepe in all colors 32c yard at The Colonial. 34 The Geo. Olsen Hotel Portland or chestra will give a concert by radio every Friday evening from eight to nine, tor the next ten weeks. This orchestra uses Buescher saxaphones, trumpets and cornets. Palmer Piano House is the local agent for Buescher instruments. 35 Try our merchants' lunch. The Shasta. Mrs. Milton Hlcalna of Boston na tional president ot the Parent-Teacher association, will be the guest of the Ashland association on Tuesday. May 4. A luncheon will be given at the Hotel Ashland at 12:30, followed by a public reception in the rtrnonn Presidents of the associations of south ern Oregon will be on the program and an open council will be conducted dur ing the luncheon. Over 100 out of town guesta are exoected. Reserva tions for luncheon placea have been spoken for . by 50 to date. All fight and wrestling fans will be In Gold Hill Tuesday night. May 2. uest card of the season. 34 Mrs. F. IL Orr ot Evans creek is visiting Mrs. A. B. Williams this week. Elks May Day dance Tuesday. Mav 2nd. Launspach's orchestra. 26 There was a better nubile market today than for weeks past The mar- aet, with better growing weather, Is picking up fast A feature ot this mor ning was the Plentiful of farina of chickens, among them being 100 fry ers. Lattice and all kinds of mnnMinir our own make. , Trowbridge Cabinet works. 44 Everywhere you look von baa Chevrolet. tf Bargains second-hand bicycles. Lib erty Repair Shop. 41 Mrs. William G. Havdnn and rto ligh ter of Las Vegas, N. M-. who have been visiting Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Barber for some time past, left yesterday after noon for Los Angeles. Johnnie Carlson is training In Port land for his match next Tuesday night with Frankle Webb at Gold Hill. Don't miss it. 34 Dance, Gold Hill, April 29. 33 Lipie for spray. Medrord Lbr. Co. The South Methodists team defeated the baseball team of the North Meth odists last night by a score of 10-5. The game was exciting and came near oeing interrupted by the North Metho dists who demanded that an umpire be eliminated from further ruling In the contest because he had the audac ity to smoke a cigarette while on the oaseball field. Ladies' and children's khaki outfiu at The Colonial. 24 Comply with traffic regulations and have a dandy spotlight Installed com plete on your car for $5.25. Riverside Garage. tf Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet . tf A small number of tran enthusiasts went to the Lamport place on the Pa cific highway this afternoon and en joyed a. little practice. Dance! Tonight! Nat! 10c. 33 Free dirt for lawns or garden. . Call at building site, Minnesota street. H. A. Tblerolf. Flowers for all occasions. Ren us abouf your bedding plants, porch boxes and hanging baskets. Maddox & Bonney, 1005 East Main. Phone 374. tf The Howard-Grimes staee lin he. tween this city, Ashland and Klamath Falls began operation this morning when Mr. Howard started on the first trip of the season, for the stage, from this city to Klamath Falls. The route which win be used for several weeks yef Is that which takes the cars over Topsy Grade. The Green Springs Mountain road is not yet incondltlon tor travel as three feet of snow 4s encountered 26 miles this aide of Klamath Falls. The road ia axneptod to. be open in another wek but the Biases will not use it for several weeks. Sensational sale on all banded and tailored hats off, Friday 28th and 10 following days. Miss Taylor at Deuel's. 36 New spring hosiery in all the shade. at The Colonial. 34 IPanpe at Trail Satnlght," 33' irRDFontt, onr.fi ox, The Medford high achool baseball team defeated the Grants Pass tetun yesterday afternoon by a : score of 1613 In a hotly contested name. The locals. It Is said, showed bettor nluv Ing all around with fewer errors than In the last Kame. A Grants Pass man made a home run with bases full. The local boys left tlls morn lug for Fort wiil-n, uvilllfiu x. iiiiuiruiii, 01m will play a game with the htith school tnum of that city thia afternoon. Tom Kay of Omaha gave Ted Thye ot Portland a tough match. Watch Tom Ray and Ralph Hand Tuesday ntgnt at uoid mil.' 34 For dancing, Launspach's orchestra. . 45 The Apparel Cleaners and Hatters are now located in their new mmlem fire-proof building, at 629 N. River- sme ana nave in their employe a prac tical cleaner and dyer, 20 years exper ience, new up-to-dnte machinery in stalled which enables them to do high grade work. . 35 Robert C. Kautman arrived back in Medford this morning from a month's absence at McMtnnrille, his old home. Mrs. Kaufman will not return from McMinnvllle until next Friday. "Beauty Is the fttst gift that nature gives to women and tha first shs mi. away." E. Burnhatu'a toilet requisites. snampooing, hairdresslng. maulcur ing. facial massage, sealnh treatment balr dyeing. Medford Beaut Rhon! Medford Building. Phone 191-L tf Special music. Gold Hill. Am-il ;s a. Invest your savings ro tne Jackson county uuuaing and Loan association. tt C. J, Graves, manager of tho Indus trial department of the Associated Oil company arrived In the cltv this mor. ning to make arrangements for the exhibition here of some company films at a location to be announced later. Lime and cement Medford Lumber Co. Marinello Cosmetic Shop. 409 Liber ty Bldg. Electrolysis. Phone 657-W. 47 Newcorab Is In position now to book your orders for Eraea slahwnnd tn i delivered next week: also dry enough to burn slaba now. Phone 631. 35 The local COrua of the Rulratkin Army held a sale of doushnuts in nn of the booths at the public market this morning. C. L. Goff write Insuranca nn an. thing. Telephone 41. For Sale Darwin tullua. Edn vai. ley Nursery, 680J-2. 3; watch repairing of that aualltr that gives satisfaction' at Johnson's Jeweler. tf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR BALE No. 1. 20 acre tract nicely improved 3 miles from Central Point. Fine view. Plenty fruit This is an Ideal place for chickens and has buildings adequate to handle 1000 hens. Price $3500. No. 2. 1 acre trsct south of town. 6 room house, not finished. Good ' chicken house. Water right Price $100. - No. 3. 40 acres 7 miles from Med ford. near Crater Lake Highway. 6 room bungalow and large barn. Land lays nearly level and mostly black soil. Price $4000. No. 4.-1 acres situate near city reservoir. On main road. All plowed ready for crop. Water right Price $140. No. 5. 10 acres all cultivated and fenced with woven wire. 3 miles from Medford, 1 block to school. Electric power, telephone and R. R. bandy. Water right. Price $1000. No. 6. 10 acres with small house. Price $800. No. 7. (16 acres nean Evans Creek, 5 miles from town of Rogue River. Partly improved and a good proposition for stock. Will take town property worth $2000 as part trade; $250 cash and long easy terms on the balance. Price $3500. No. 8. Close In corner lot on North Central Ave. Price $1000. clear. No. 9. 280 acre ranch In Apple gate alley. 90 acres bottom land of which 20 Is seeded to alfalfa. Good modern buildings. Price $000. No. 10. 4 lots. 7 roorri modern bouse on South Newtown St. Price $2000. No. 11. 2 large lots near reservoir. .Good garden land. .Both for $150. No. 12. Very large lot and 9 rpoui house for $2700. No. 13. 11 acres mostly bottom land. Paid up water right for 2 acres. Price $850. No- H 100 acres of desert land. 58 acres leveled and has paid up water right. House and barns. Some stock and Implements. Price only $5000. ' No. 15. 450 acre Improved ranch in N. B. Oregon to trade for equipped stock ranch In Southern Oregon, vv 111 pay as much as $15,000 cash difference if value of other property will Justify. C. C. PIERCE for Real Estate, Fire Insurance and Ixana. Phone 105 or 617-L. 33 Pound Paper This Week 42c : 100 Sheet to, box . TO INTRODUCE SISKIYOU LINEN 100 Envelopea to match' 39c Medford Book Store 31 N. Central Ave. ratttrtuv, avtw, 20. It was discovered yestordity after noon that some of tltn sufo parts wlili li were found with the muTo rruckttr'a tools, by t'opoo men, bolnnw to llio wife at the Farm Uureau offlctv This ante was broken Into some time ago and the robbers took tho combination 1II11I with them. They wore tumble to open the timor doors of the saru attei' hav ing opened tho outside doors uiul fulled to secure anything. Dunce at Trull Sat. night. 3:t When better automobiles are built. Dulck will build them. tt Every bat In our shop w ill b sold at a big reduction for one week only, be ginning April 37tbv Medford Center Millinery Shop, room 420, Medford bid. . 35 The Question Box feuture or the evening aorvlce at the First Methodist church will be resumed tomorrow evening. The following question will be answered: (I) "Is our civilisation on the decline?" and (2 "la crime on the increase In the I'nlted States'' The subject of the evening ncrnum by Her. Randolph Snsnett U announced as "The Open Rond of the Soul." Hupmoblles are enduring. 33 Your old straw bats uiiulo like new, $1.00. Apparel Cleaners & Hatters, 622 N. Riverside. Phone 23. 3 Reauty and simplicity tu the new Huumobtle. Clark Motor Co. 33 J. T. Logan, who formerly lived In Medford and who did coiisl.lVnililo road construction In this county ami Josephino, was In the city from llranta Pass today. He Is developing mining Interests near Grants Pass. Kvery hat In our shop will be sold ut a big reduction for one week only, be ginning April 27th. Medford Center Millinery Shop, room lit Medford bid. 35 Cut This Out it Is Worth Money Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mall it to Foley & Co.. 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial packnge containing Foley's Honey andTar Compound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley KIdaey Pills tor pains In sides and back: rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for constipation, biliousness, headaches, and slURKlsh bowels. Sold everywhere. Adv. p.WUS. April 28. Mlns Mary lin den lUkcr today unmumrfit tliroUKh lirr hunt ww, Vlscountey Jnixu, that her nmrrlaae to Alllntrr Mt-Cnrnib-k ' will take place In KtiKlaiul In June, I th il to lio fixed tutor l TODAY .M TOMOIIIIOW OXI.Y A Remarkable Program of Superior Features In the Ringside Romance of a Highbrow Lowbrow iW"!"-.-.-'T a -Jit V 7T r : w I Yp - .' 'V.: b ti. t- T -1 lr T ,'f. . . R .'. V THE J p " ' " BEN TURPIN he of the flirtatious eyes in a hurricane of fun "LOVE'S OUTCAST." SKETCHOGRAPH "WHAT'S THE LIMIT" ,f TL'KSDAY "HAUi THH WOMAN" . GET - DEVOE'S rhono 122 C. A. De Groceries and Confectionery ICE CREAM, CANDIES, SOFT d'rINKS, CIGARS, TOBACCOS, MAGAZINES, SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND STATIONERY, NUTS, FRUITS, SHELLED WALNUTS, , MILK, CREAM, BUTTER AND BUTTERMILK, BAKERY GOODS, HOT OOFTEE AND LUNCHES, TRU BLU CRACKERS AND COOKIES Wo Sell Anita Stewart Coffee YOU CAN GET IT AT DE VOE'B " Opon Evening AGAIN WE HAIL TO THE PEOPLE OF MEDFORD MEDFORD knows how to appreciate! 1 i 1 :HAIL TQ Thomas H. Ince! HAIL TO Florence Vidor! HAIL TO Theodore Roberts! HAIL TO Madge Bellamy, Charles Meredith LLOYD HUGHES and TuUy Marshall HAIL TO tha entire cast, each is a star HAIL TO 0. Gardner Sullivan, the author HAIL TO John Griffith Wray, the director HAIL TO -r "HAIL THE WOMAN" THE ATTRACTION COMING TO THE PAGE THEATRE .5;;i7w PLAYING FOUR DAYS REGULAR PRICES A FINE SHOW FOR ALL! BRING THE. WHOLE FAMILY! BERT LYTELL xKa ri EAT. LYTELL'S BEST IN OVER A COMING MONDAY NIGHT "CLARENCE'' ft- -a "t 'I'.r , 1 1 430 W. Main 1 Voo, Prop. and Sundays '4 H TOHAY .Wit Tmiottitow OXI.Y An Enter tainment Replete With Hearty Laughs J. R. Hardman's Saturday Evening Post Comedy Romance FAILED YER IT AT imir II H mi .J I m -i t 4 mm EXTRAORDINARY EDU-m'-CATIONAL One reel' of unusual interest "The Hu man Eye." ,' ' ' , GENE HOWARD " at the mighty. WURLITZER ; TIKHDAY S THH OMAN"