! !
.f!F TUT).
Focal and
iLd Personal
Mcilfonl lius two repiesontiitives Jit
the Southern l'aciric-Centnil pacific
( uuiuerger hearing now cn before the
Interstate commerce commission at
Washington. D. C. K. A. Welch of the
Bedford Grocery company is there as
ihc official representative of the local
2 chamber, of qomiperce, and . 11.
lliddle, tlie retired railroad official, is
attending the proceedings as an incll
... vldual. , . - . . .
' J Riverside (iarae has lnstajled a
, i new brake lining machine which shor
': tens (lie time of rellnlng brakes won
derfully. We ere going to give pur
.' customers the benefit of the saving in
' time. See us and get our prices on
Tour brake lining Job. tf
, ., Pance at FJagle Point Sa;, nite. ill"
Of Interest to local fruit men show-
Ing that the brokers in fruit don't
make all the money In that business is
the fact that lxmis Taub, a New York
fruit broker, recently failed for from
$::0u to $100, and that the fall or the
market was the cause of the failure.
Tsed tires and chains for sale, price
- right. Exchange Tire Co. 213
Yesterday a man had a chance to
save fourteen dollars had lie pur
chased five barrels of the liquid lime
sulphur Instead of the dry. Let the
plant, 8-11-1, know your needs. Spot
rash only. You enn save the price of
an Xlnas present. 208
Order Knglish plum puddings and
fruit cake now. Mrs. W'aturmun, phone
Slil-X. 212
County Judge Gardner of Jackson
county and Commissioner Owens. are
looking niter highway business, before
the state highway commission. Port
land Journal.
Don't miss this! Llaskcl social, -proceeds
to go toward purchasing piano
for llebekahs. Dance afterwards with
good music. Odd Fellows hall, Koguu
River, Friday, 24th. , .. . . 209
.For Sale Automobiles from $50.00
up., Gold Trading Center, next to Far
mem & Fruitgrowers Dunk. , Phone
405-J. ...... tl
Hiram F. Meador spent TueBduy in
Jacksonville attending to business
matters at the courthouse.
Mattress work nit kinds. Medford
Auto Top. Co. Phone 104. tf
Wrapping paper, cut to fit any size
paper holder, from white print paper,
'nt this office at prices much below the
regular wrapping paper price. Cull at
once or phono 76. - ' tf
Attorney Jnines T. Chlnnock of
Grants Pass, transacted legal business
In the city and county seat Tuesday.
For sale Bargain on attractive five
room modoru home, close In. Terms
243 N. Ivy, 200
Have you tried that big milk shake
at DoVoe's? - tf
Mr, and Mrs. Alex Sparrow arrived
home lust night from Yosemlte nntlon-
al park where Mr. Sparrow attended
I he conference of Die superintendents
of the national parks and the .conces
sionaires of the same parks. On leav
ing the dcK)t hero after arrival the
Crater National park superlntenden
hurried to the parking place where his
car was stored, to get the muchlne
with which ho and his wife planned to
hiiBton homo to Klrtland Farm, when
he discovered that the crunk was lost
or mlHslng. This fact drew forth from
him strong . comments covering the
Near KuHt and the railroad unmerger
situation, nnd conditions In general.
Umbrella repairing and covering.
" Liberty. Shop. . . 214
Illg turkey shoot Sunday, Nov. 2U,
one mile north Phoonlx. 211
" Illg turkey shoot Sunday. Nov. 2tf,
one in lie north Phoonlx. , , . 211
'. Several local radio fans roport excel
lent success during the . cold clear
weather of the past few duys.
-,. For Salo Good sound SplUenborg
apples, $1.00 per box, bring your boxos
Also extra fancy Newtowns, pnekod,
$1.73. K. F. Guthrie, 232 Jacksonville.
212
Masquerade at Ijtke Creek Thanks
giving cyo, Nov. 20th. ,. . ..,
'A decision by the stato supreme
court In the appeal In the enso of
Juiuen (Shine) Edwards, convicted In
the circuit court of this county on n
bootlegging charge, is expected within
the week, . , ,
Tlie Jackson County, llulldlng and
f.o;in has several thousand dollars to
loan. , . 210
' Tho Jnclcmm County Building and
I'oan bus several thousand dollars to
loan. 210
Kill ra(s, and mlco with I.elnan's
Uxtonnlnntor not a iblmin but sure
tn-UIII. .Monarch Seed Co., 317 Bust
Main. - - ; .
WOMEN! DYE
T
j. rViot Kimofiaj Draperies
.Jtlrtt ' .' '''"italn Clnghtmi
ptoito. . , Gwtaters Stocking
'Drt65ej Coverings Everything
Diamond Dy
Kadi 15 cent package of "Diamond
J)0", contains directions so mm ln any
woman can riyo or tint lnr old, worn,
faded lliinfis new, even if slip Iir never
dyed before. , Buy Diamond l)ye no
Other kind--tl:en perfect home dyeing is
guaranteed. ; Just, tell your druggist
whether the material you wiih to dye
is wool, or ailk,' or whether it is linen,
cotton, or mixed goods. Diamond Iyet
never streak, spot, fade, or nil
I Coach lnirr.o of the liteli school has
'started tlie basketball s-piads of the
ricliool t'i work, and expects to have
tin- inter-class khihcs ovt-r by Christ
I ni;is. Coach l)unv lias tiie entire male
I poimlation of the city schools goiim
through physical motions, and the fit-
( turo generation in these parts are
sure to have good wind, as they run
about ten miles a day, and take un
interest in athletics. There will he a
dozen or so basketball teams going at
once, when the season starts.
Oregon Journal service, phone 814
210
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
East Main.
. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Fox
of Lake creek, an eight and one-half
pound daughter, yesterday, Nov. 21st,
Clark Rawllugs who has been In at
tendance nt O A. C. since the latter
part of September returned to Med
ford .Monday evening.
For rent Three room modern fur
nished apartment. Gold Ray Realty
Co., next to Farmers & Fruitgrowers
Dank. Phone 4a J.
Masquerade at Lake Creek Thanks
giving eve. Nov. 29th. '
W. C. Srhuppel who has for the past
'eight years been agency supervisor of
the Oregon Life Insurance company,
has been promoted to assistant man
ager. Mr. Schuppel's favorable acqtialn
tance over tlie state of Oregon and his
unusual qualifications as a thorough
life Insurance man will without a
doubt,, result In the Oregon -Life at
taining Its usual accomplishments. Mr
Schuppel spoke at the chamber of com
merce forum last Wednesday and was
received with much favor.
Duster Drown "and -his dog will be nt
the Golden Rule tomorrow, Thursday,
from 4 to, 6 p. m. and wants to meet
all the boys und girls In Medford and
southern Oregon. From present Indi
cations he will have lots of company.
There will be a regular communica
tion of Kennies chapter No. 6G, O. E. S.
Wednesday evening, Nov. 22, Masonic
hall at 8 p. m. 207
The new compulsory educational bill
will he explained In detail nt the Jack
son Parent-Teacher circle Friday aftor-
noon ut 3 o'clock. Tho "Wee-Wees"
will entqrtnln with Thanksgiving
selections, there will be music, and
plans for spending the money earned
by the oporotta will be discussed. Re
freshments will be served during the
Bociul hour. The membership is In
creasing to a degree that Is highly
gratifying. . ,
Got your winter supply of Spitzen
berg apples now. Guthrie Packing
house near Jacksonville. " - 216
Automatic windshield wipers, $5.00.
illttson Motors. 210
"There Is a now development for
Oregon. You are on the threshold of
groat achievements," declared Irving
10. Vinlng, speak or today noon betore
the Salem chamber of commorce on
"Enthusiasm und Achievement." -(Salem
Capital Journal). Prof. Vlning
Is a resident of Ashland with a nation
al reputation ns a speaker
Marlnollo Shop, Medford Hotel. 220
Noel L. Einklne gives piano lessons
nt pupils' homos. Phono 729-W. 212
It was roportod yesterday by tele
phono from Prospect that the Crntor
Lake highway is now open through
the park.
Key fitting. Liberty Shop. 214
Phonograph repairing. Liberty
Shop. . 21 1
Tho Oregoninn's premium offer ap
plies to Medford un well as to Port
land nnd suburbs. Orders for Thanks-
giving turkeys will he Issued on local
meat markets. For particulars phone
1035. 20S
Glen Luldley returned tho end of
Inst week from Prospect whore he has
been for somo time with the llureuii of
Public Roads, U. S Dept. of Agricul
ture.
C. K. Wallace, auto mechanic, many
years with' Ilulck and Nash factory
branches, has opened a repair shop nt
220 North Grape St. . Work on all cars
and trucks solicited. 211
System Service Co. writes Fire and
all othor Insurance. Strong companies.
Office 2nd floor Medford llldg. tf
Tho Juckeon County Jlulldlng and
Loan has soveral thousand dollars to
loan. , , 210
. W. A. Gore, banker of Medford, Ore .
and former member of tho legislature.
In which body ho was on the roads and
highways committee nnd had a hand
in devising the Oregon stato highway
system, Is at the Imperial. Mr. Goto
says that there was a good pear crop
this your in tho Rogue rivor country
und thut thero was a good price but
not. such a favorable roiiort can bo
made regarding tho apples. Portland
OroKonian. ,
, This office Is proparod to print
ledger sheets, bills, etc., usod on the
bookkeoplng machinos. Don't givo
your ordurs to traveling mon nnd have
(hem printed out of Modford. Phono
us and wo will call.. . tf
Get nil uutoiimtlo windshield wiper.
$"i.00. illttson Motors. , 210
When hotter automobiles are built.
Ilulck will build them. tf
Kox .Lampmnn, former editor of the
Gold Hill News, and famous as a poet,
is now engaged In writing descriptive
articles for Irrigation and othor devel
opment projects In Novnda, tho same
to be submitted to tho next session of
the legislature for consideration. It Is
evidently figured thut tho poetical
style of Lampman will do moro good
Ui un coin-tassel oratory by tho aolons.
During the campaign just closed Mr.
Luiiipniiin was manager for a candi
date for congross.
Turkeys Get our prices. We will
perhaps pay more for A No. 1 turkeys
than you can get elsewhere. Jackson
County Creamery. , 209
The Jackson County Building and
Loan has Bcveral thousand dollars to
loan. , . . 210'
For Salo I-and bordering Rogue
river, $50 per acre and up. 25 minutes
from Medford. Fine fishing and hunt
ing. Flno garden and chicken ranches.
Gold Ray Realty Co., 15 No. Grape 8t
next to Farmers & Frullgrowers Hank.
Phone 45J.
MIRDFOTCD MATK TRrBUTR.
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin H
Walker at 3')5 South ivy street, at
il: -I., this morning, an eight pound boy.
Reduced round trip fall excuruion
fares between various points on iu
lines in California, which were put
into effect by the Southern Pacific-
company during October and Novem
ber, will bo extended until December
31.
Music Trust busted. Victrolas
Ilrunswlcks, Columbia, Sonoma and
Pathe phonugraphs and all records at
reduced prices. Music Shop, next to
Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank. Phone
405-J-. - tf
There's a busy Pusiness College In
your home town. GWN.
There's no place like Holmes for
complete Insurance service.
Harry Childs, who has been packin
apples at Peshastin, Wash., returned
to this city Monday, and will remain
here until the first of the year.
O. M. Cornltius has removed his
office to 1st Nat l Hank Dldg., room 209
209
Joe O'Brien's new barber shop nt
Medford Hotel. . .... tf
An automatic windshield wiper will
keep the rain off of your windshield,
$o.00. Illttson Motors. 210
Miles Cantrall of Ruch spent Tues
day In the city on business and visit
ing friends.
Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf
Dance at Eagle Point Sat. nlte. 217
Freeborn Garretson who has been
here for tho past several months with
his sister, Mrs. Herb Launspach and
family nnd on his homestead In the
Forest Creek district near . Jackson
vllle, left yesterday afternoon for his
homo in Vullejo, Calif.
Trade everything you don't want for
everything you do want. Gold Trading
Conter, next to Farmers & Frultgrow
ers Bank, 15 N. Grape St. Phono 405-J.
tf
Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial
Garage.
Provide against loss, Insure with
Redden and Canaday. ,
A crew of section hands are repair
ing tlie Southern Pacific right-of-way
through the city In numerous places
removing gravel and Installing new
ties. . , i
All kinds of rough and dresBOd
lumber. Wallace Woods, phono 108,
711 East Main street.
When in need of snsh and doors,
call Wallace Woods, 108 or como to
711 E. Main street. . ,
. A pleased customer Is our best ml-
vertlscment. Wo are making .ChriBt-
mas photos now. Medford Studio, 22S
East Main. , 213
A move is being considered to have
the officials at the Thanksgiving game
between the Medford and Ashland
high school football teams, from ref
eree to water carriers from either
Stanford or the University of Call
fornla. Tho projectors of the plan
figure that thusly they can get away
from tho partisanship thut - always
rages around the contest. It Is cus
toniiiry to have officials from tho O. A.
C. or tho U. of O., and he Is generally
a former gridiron hero, und it Is good
advertising for tho educational Institu
lion. Hut there was considerable
complaint after the Armistice Day
gitmo from Ashland. "Nlsh" Chapman
who refereed the Rosoburg game Ib
suitable to Modford for rofereo, but
not to Ashland, nnd so on ad lib
From the way tho fooling and Interest
is growing, whoever is In charge will
have a thunklets tusk, und wants to be
sure ho knows vho rules, .
Hazanr at Jacksonville, nt I. O. O. F.
hull, Frldoy, Nov. 24. Chlckon dinner
in the ovenings. Adults 50c, children
undor twelvo. 25c. , , 209
You can got it at DeVoe's. tf
Pat's Second-Hand sotre will pay
highest prices for all kinds of house
hold goods, clothes, rags, and motnls.
41 South Front St. Phone 416. 222
According to the Portland Oregon
Ian of last Sunday. Representatives
Cowglll nnd Carkln of this county nro
plodged to vote for K. K. Kubll of
Portlond for spoakor of the houso.
Kubll is a formor well known Jackson
ville boy.
Dancing class. Legion hall, Saturday
night. , . 211
Why drain your radiator when you
can get denatured alcohol. Illttson
Motors. 210
Special prices on high school typo
writer practice paper at this office, tf
J. W. Jacobs' Huugalow store on
North Riverside was entered Sunday
night but nothing of value was takon
ao far as can be nacortnined. Local
pollco report that tho lock on the hack
door was picked und that tho only
damage discovered was Unit n few
cigars had been scattered on tho floor.
A crow of men engaged In laying
the new concreto nt the Associated
Oil. company's now sorvlce station
climbed out of bod lust night about
midnight and covered the. now paving
with shavings to provent it from bo-
coming frozen,. .
Auto Insurance, Hrown & hlte. .
For Diamond coal bricketts, phono
Vnlloy. Fuel Co. Phone 76. .
Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial
Garago..
Tho electrical doalors ot the Roguo
River valley held , their periodical
mooting nnd dinner Mondny night at
Ashland. Among the Medford men in
attendance wera.lt, W, Paul and H. L
Wnlther. . .....
Medford Nost No. 13 of tho Amer
ican Legion desires to express Its Bin
ccro iippreclatlon to those who asoiut
ed In mnklng tho Armlstlco Day cele
bration tlie splendid success which it
was. Tho goneral spirit of cooperation
which wus evidencod by so many per
sons and organizations makes individ
ual mention almost ImiHisslble. how
ever, tlio post particularly desires to
thunk the ..management of tho rnlr
Grounds Pavilion ror. their generous
donation of tho pavilion, nnd through
this -generosity the post was enabled
to participate In the entire proceeds
of tho dunce. 208
A renl buy $i.Hft spotlights at the
Electric Shop. tf
MEDFORn. OTJECION.
Deer have no fear of man nor beast,
once they get Inside tlie city limits c f
Ashland, according to rifsidents of
upper Terrace street, who say that
fawns and does come nightly into their
orchards and brouse about taking all
the leaves from the trees which have
not already fallen. The fence about
one orchard In this locality is down
for a short distance, and the deer
have made a path over tho fence, and
new tracks are to be seen every morn
ing, Ashland Tidings-
O. M. Cornltius lias removed his
offico to iBt Nat'l Hank llldg., room 209
209
Dance at Eagle Point Sat. nite. 217
Auto Insurance. Hrown & White.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Golden Link Bible class will be held
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. J. G. Hlbbard, 319 South Laurel
street. All new and old members are
urged to be present,
To keep your radiator from freezing
use denatured alcohol. Illttson Motors
210'
Plant Hyacinths, Tulips, Narcissi,
Crocus in the garden now. For winter
blooms plant in water or bulb fibre
Monarch Seed Co.
, Denatured alcohol win keep your
radiator from freezing, illttson Motors
210
Walter Bowne, proprietor . of the
Busy Corner Motor company, left last
night for Portland where he will at
tend the funeral today of his uncle,
General C. F. Beebe, prominent Port
land citizen who died suddenly Mon
day morning.
Prof. Reimer says it takes four
pounds of dry lime sulphur (at 8 Vic)
to equal 1 gallon of liquid ut 17c. Bear
Crpek Plnnt H.R1
Layettes, children's clothes and
underwear made to order at tho Deuel
Art Dept. 207
Kows keep up on their milk better if
fod Kow Karo every day. Sold by
Monnrch Seed Co., 317 E. Main.
Lime and cement. Medford Lumber
Co. ,
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
sorvlce. . tf
Latest Arrivals at
Auto Camp Grounds
Nino curs nnd twenty-three people
stopped ut the City Auto camp last
night. Those registered are as fol
lows: Howard Estes nnd two others
from Seattle enrouto to San Francis
co; L. M. Orton and one other from
Troy, Ida, enrouto to San Diego; C. A.
Robson und one othor from Ashcroft,
11. C, enroute south; S. O. Langdon
and party of four from Yakima, Wash,
enrouto south'; Thomas Camels and
party of two" from Camels, Ore., en
route south; C. J. Schumacher and
one other froiil Underwood, Wsh., en
route to Medford where they may lo
cate; Fvlt. Pettlt and one other rroin
Portland enroute to Los Angeles; J. P.
Bevery and one other from Portland
enroute to San Diego, and B. E. En
field and one other from Portland
enroute to Sacramento.
OBITUARY
IIARR Louise Hair died at the
Community hospital early Wednes
day morning, aged 60 years, 9
months. She was b -rn In Albany,
N. Y.. June 22, IS62, and moved
to Skyland, Nebraska, at the age of
11 years, whero she grew to young
womanhood and was married, in
HSS Mr. and Mrs. Harr moved io
Wyoming, whero thoy lived until
1S90. From there they movad to
California, where thuv lived until
iS9 l, coming to Oregon and tho vi
cinity of Applegute, where t'tey had
resided since. .
Funeral services will be held at
tho Perl Funeral Home November
23, 2 p. m. , f . , . ...
' ' Not'ice
School Iilstrict No. Y6 hereby calls
in "II outstanding warrants against
Districts No. 51 and No. Ttf.
Clerk of School District No. 7tf,
210 Eagle Point, Oregon.
.. Attention, Odd Fellows
Special meeting of Roguo River
Encampment at I. O. O. F. hall, Thurs
day evening, Nov. 23, at 7:30. Grand
Patriarch W. E. Wadsworth will be
prusent. Work in Patrlarchial degree.
Refreshments. J. L. READ, C. P.
209
Attention, National Guard
Every member of C. A. C. National
(! minis will report at armory at 7:30
tonight. Special recruiting work.
20S CAPT. H. A. CANADAY.
There will be' an Order of De
Molay meeting nt 7:30 Thurs
day evening at the Masonic
1 hall for officers. Practice work
In the second degree. - ' 20S
Safe
Milk
For lnfantt.
invalid A
Children
The Original Food-Drink 'or All Arcs.
QuickLunch.t Home.Offic. Fountains.
fenm. NouriiWca-Nocookini.
Avoid foliation and Substitute!
Handicraft Shop.,
Hemstitching.
Plcotlng - -8e
per yard.' '--Buttons
covered.
7 J6ttij.
"WEDNESDAY, XOYEMDEft
ONI
EXPLOSION
E
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Nov. 22.
More than 100 men were reported en
tombed late this afternoon by an ox
plosion in number three mine of the
Woodward Iron company at Dolomite,
near Bessemer, according to word re
ceived ut the offices of Corrner Rus
sum here. Not one of the men trap
ped had been removed, the report
stated.
The company's office at tho mine
lr-te this afternoon bore out the re
port that there "were more than 100
men" in the mine when the explosion
occurred.
The mine is said to he one of the
safest in the Alabama fields and
hopes were expressed ut the mine
that tlie trouble was not so serious
as was at first thought. Unless the
explosion created great damage, It
was explained, most of the entrap
ped men could be rescued, It was be
lieved.
The bureau of mines station rush
ed every available man to the res
cue.
BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 22. At the
local station of the bureau of mines
it was stated that a roport had been
received that "upwards of four hun
dred men," were entombed.
A fire was said to have followed the
explosion. It was reported to have cut
off exit from the main opening Into the
mine. . '
It was said that an effort would be
made to reach the entombed men
through mine number two, adjacent to
number three.
J.
PLEADS FOR S, P.
CONTROL OF t P.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22 Important
expansions and betterments by the
Central Pacific railroad are immediate
ly necessary to meet the demand of
wostern commerce, Julius Krutt
schnitt, chairman of the board of the
Southern Pacific, testified today be
fore the inter-state commerce commis
sion and will be made with capital ob-
jtained by the credit of the Southern
Pacific if the supreme court's decision
ordering a dissolution of the two rail
roads is set asldo. If the commission
will permit the Southern Pucific to
retain the Central Pacific system
under lease, Mr. Kruttschnltt declared,
while projects for general consolida
tion of railroads are boing worked out,
the capital necessary will be raised
immediately on Southern Pacific
credit, but if the merger is not main
tained, the Central Pacific will be un
able to carry through the enlargement
expenditures demanded alone. All ex
penditures for Improvements have
been restricted during the last ten
years, he added, because the litigation
seeking tho separation of the two com
panies "clouded the title of tho South
ern Pacific to the Central Pacific."
"The goneral Increase In traffic has
now mnde it imperative to undertake
a number of Improvements of a press
ing nature at once," Mr. Kruttschnltt
said.
"Tho Central Pacific as an indepen
PAIN GONE! RUB
SORE, RHEUMATIC
ACHING JOINTS
Stop "duHinR" rheumatism.
It's pnin only. St. Jacobs Oil will
atop any pnin, nnd not one rheuma
tism ense in fifty requires internal
treatment. Hub Boothing. penetrat
ing St. Jacob's Oil right on the ten
der spot, and by the time you say
Jack Robinson out comes the rheu
matic pnin and distress. St. Jacobs
Oil is n harmless rheumatism lini
ment which never disappoints and
doesn't burn the skin. It takes pain,
soreness and stifness from aching
Joints, muscles und bones; stops scia
tica, lumbago, backache and neural
gia. Limber up! Oet a small trial bot
tle of old-lime, honest St. Jacobs oil
from any drug" store, and In a mo
ment you'll be free from pains, aches
and stiffness. Don't suffer! Hub
rheumatism away. Adv.
Hemstitching, ' ,;;
Tccoting
8c per yard. .
"Work . finished when you '
want it. ,
THE VANITY SHOP
Cor. Main and Bartlctt.
H. W. CONGER
UNDERTAKER
1 Successor to Weeks-Conger Co. '
Medford, Oro,
ALABAMA IN
1922
dent company has no credit in the
financial markets of the world. H
separated from the Southern Pacillc it
could not raise the capital necessary
for the improvements now needed nor
the huge additional amounts required
solely on account of separation and
which would otherwise be unsatisfac
tory," the Southern pacific chairman
said.
Mr. Kruttschniit offered to show
exhibits that separation of the South
ern Paelfie and Central Pacific would
increase their annual operating ex
penses about ii.iou.000 and .would
nccesyitnte additional capital expendi
tures of J20.H42.000.
H. A. Scamlletl, of the Union Pa
cific counsel, in cross-examination,
asked if the Union Pacific. Northern
Pacific and other roads were not con
tinually engaged In joint use of ter
minals, bridges and trucks without
discrimination or difficulty. Mr.
Kruttschniit siiid that tlie joint use
Cecil B.
fci-- 'iiMWiiiT
I rt TOMORROW r I
I . ' .." . Cecil B. De Mille's B
Pi -
ANSLAUGHTER
with Thomas Meighan and Leatrice Joy in the
picture that has been the sole topic of conversa
tion among theatre goers this week.
Coming Friday Night
GEORGIA MINSTRELS
No. 3 of the Big 8 Saturday
"NICE PEOPLE"
TIIK liKi S COMINU ATTHACTIOXS:
"lthioii nnd Sand," "To Have and to Hold," "Tho Old
Homestead" "J.ovc.s of I'liarnoli," "liiirnlng Sands."
SEATS NOW SELLING
P A H F FRIDAY NIGHT
X Xa. VJl J 1 HH :30 Curtain
I'KK'KS: 55c, 8."c,
"rf.'try.
.SMS OA
SHOW
op in
IN THE
WORLD
ony
in the Portland. Heatlle und 'i'aconia
territory worked "all right except for
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POLICEMAN TESTIFIES
IN
SOMERVILLE, N. J., . Nov. 21.
(By the Associated-Press.) James
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Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Eleanor R.
Mills, after they were found slain on
the Phillips farm lest September, was
the first witness called when the
county grand jury today bogan Its
second day investigating the-double
murder.
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