Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 24, 1923, Image 2

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Medford mail tribune., April 24, 1923, Page 2, Image 2

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1923)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.7 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextTTT. j , J". ijuca nn AJuert r. Aiet art Tht Aiocen. Wuuamex. fj Iss-is Kaietj-sevts, arressu. Z7 in vmarr ate a. wer lor nei!mt were ma tit running ermj saarw m tut PwcnK ; nave resrtec the nic-Tcax nsPoff tu ! rnmnniirr' i.iirn re j TOXIOHT! , ; "VAH1TY FAIE" wirb Mabrt Ballia a Brkr Sharp tlx- mm ftunoat suan ia all Euglikb iitature. a: the tt Tiiinir tr2it-.lctirt Htm.i "Wfcfc ferit-iwer tar Toggery erfirhitg anus an' IKIIIP Will fet tlHHT f.TC Ht ill !fCil QUbf eir-mg tbt moult of wJstrcai. l j-OMnw" it the Aluti!? Galium n:fr t. an .iut i!-nv. -f- ti s iiaK ifi iia xr win. r Personal addition to the rret. warning -era! jTnnrsaey evening, aley I Tif hm were jsauad tK .siuluriBSa P"uit oas-j BiKwy iiuw: t cents tr iuot. Crater jings htve Tumieri; been, ifcit. Xr BM X-s. poa?d iT courts til. motorists erwirt j I.i.t- Hnrcware Ct. eaiieitf.y nicm but a Teetiii;t 'uk3 aril SUA.' tw-:" by jw-nibe-w u? tii stale squad tgEre-l j ri... in- .. - ' more satiglBCin-T nice: ttr a Bit ? can td lur iiitt fur i nui- chaw, f lit "it, wniie 13 was renin-j . -,-,. i,,,, ,,. vUnfir.Mc trw i lorzr vl me memoe-wnj erjiiaiaf wry 5 tec to tu state iur b-jelut- dossier ir Tnt Wnee! oi Uit m tnt Paire i -J metmg cat win i r-ii.Tipt, , VuT-C r - T0M0EE0W! THE ATTAIKKEIfT or THE IDEAL PLAY mul! nmumieer ne-viot wt mic lur-.t ; I ti jnan?!w- o? tiit- picy w en ulc j Buy Kbit eiiirtits Tmiriiaiy- i'" irmroD mail trtbtstl izedtotit). ostwov. WU iti man in iuc mtieiaft.' He T-nii coxnicue lu fcerrt ojrJ! tit - coit - zntr a Tn bCTtmiwrmein iu? bin ciOHt 5ty ire. mid tli split- li'nt lor wturmmtoB Kimr. viriiBFfl 1n lTliifiuilr j. U nnier eiili tti iiifis sine tie iauuto lu lu tiiai tX-j IiciaL Hinr is tii Jie uualjrjr lVy (luci; iKr-iilct JZat per hmiOni. BuJ lenuUc eet siaab K M' per iimdn 'idit tix-r baL Kliant re! Biurt uullnuilc. Aec st Htaoi: lime Biro lor eirtnuar eumpiei iueiru'-- tnm.. l iisre your tuck mshhi ot jronr ot 1 3Wfc must csceiiitarL atratry' tiitftiiutl. iclJi enii(, so Cue ttie Oot yonr oraer jo osriy. JL L. lit' J-irtm tC r:i Buiris B! St F'liuxB txrt o! ttiuniu eoeat lam in;ui tuij lii Diunuuf ul tut: ciry stno vaitit, uuuut gualy diriood i- tes jtttvpie reiurtiiiig Inmi Calilor li mn nod liaokf Brvuu u tnut tUur lor tuuric lent muni tm ileUlord ruioaakEiiic Workt. t? nw. Wuruiam Cure. 2V 1 nol lioy to lwc waaiiw nutii imve touuiiKUiUd tiitr stir Ittf Co. t Tiit cluaiiU of cvsimerw tiw r ijl a qu&iiLity of imtid lor fret C'- iributioB Irotii tie sovrnmait, iu'jt J1J 1 ciret 'ti at tie tietuoer t olfiot &c oce ik liife Bupli-'J' kmU. Our riw art rigiit os CuU rut Hwb t Vrue autre iiu a circular dntts coiiiott trtsauntait ut uuvi votatota m jta ourroaivc auolimat Am lor h Aiiw lururaw. Erova a: ""til lt'c a ttriutttt U think lisat tht hrrt of a vj& fitL'inc ctream exJstf oiuy lor tb uiascuiliie portion of dt voputetion. Ftrtaoi It i tt liatt tiity uk. or H may lit ttieir Chans, but it t trae that there are a somber of m oni es is Crania Pas who ara especially , adept at oeruliicg the fish onto their , booka. Baturoay, a rery aood uttch vaa report! by Jf ra. B. H. lrMur and Mia Jeao AJtchiaon, irbs er tryinir their lock near the garage Kaplde dam. One aalmon. caught Vr Mr Dolley tipped the azalea for IS pounds, while aaother lakes in by Kiaa Aitch f , jiaon wei4Ched 2t! poundi. CranU fau Courier. Cloains out aale at Murpfcy'a Junk Hows, ill Bo. Front atmet. Mot eo Bis popcorn that wlil pop tile, tire pounds for itc while it iaau. Wuwr, Wortman a; Gore'a, li' Auto Inaurasue. rirowa & White, tf Mra. C Lu nkuy and daughter. Miai Gladys of Euaene, who had own at Klamath Falla for a shun auy, ar rlred in the city from that point last Bight for a Tlait here with relatires. and are the caeata of Mr. and Vra. A. H. Miller. Opening dance. Lake Creek hall. Crescent orchestra. Friday, April Jrrth. Dance Gold Hill Parllioo Thnradar n Blacksmith coal at Med ford Lbr. Co. tf Mra. Koyal C. Brows of Eagle Point who baa baea risltinc her daughter at Eanta Barbara. Calif, for the last three months will retnra bom Wed nesday. . if roa doz't need fluff rags, others da. Bell as your old carpets. Phone tia-M lt Ths Visit With the Absentees.'' so aiach eaoyed In Medford oa April Uta. will be put on ia the I. O. O. F ball at Central Point. Tbaraday night April Zt. Price It and H eenu. Don't mist tills riait; U may be our last Zfc femstltchng at Deuel's. Z liora. to Mr. and Mr. M. E. Bchoon orer, I no Ethyle Elfert) of Portland. Ore, a daughter. Bhirley Mae. Mrs, Behoonorer is the ds tighter of Mrs. Itoae Klfert. . . . - A LITTLE CHAT on the deslriblllty, yes, the ne cessity, of your having a policy . of Burglary Insurance. Come In and consult us It will cost you nothing and not obligate you. And you may profit by the opportunity. McCURDY Insurance Agency Tel. 123 Medrord .National Hank Blilg. Mod ford, Orrgoa Toe an s II c !-"' ot i.. 1 j Krt. F Z- Kerrict Tin. ifci Wt HiJ'-iii Irieiiat &xid rfcwuvi jr tut j tsr lur ltt iaic returowi to ,utiur-Un. Oreeat, Kcafity nert tr. ; auc iirs. aiomcc are luoiutc. Fut -rise ueiiiiiud 1t Hre. J. 1 iiat. They maoe lb trij.' ly cine. ConriE ESetE hat returned Iranre Iron; a visn at btavut. Tit aet tiiHT i-.f tmtfm cnhesnai- nagiy recommend "fctrirca!' Ajong," tit coiored cinei'jad comedy, which eomee in JKedford nas Kunocy lutiit. m thoae who ilae a good, epeeoy snow lull of pej.. gnig)i:g. nati'-mg and pretty oostnmea. preeetiwC in a ciean. ho- cias manner. Peraonal acguamtancet in Ban francisco, who saw "Btrurtit; ajonrr curmg its wtvec woecs run at the Century in Ban Franciaoo. said they ila! it beaer than Fred Bione in "Tip Top " Oenuine &osch Magneio paru and repairs. Eifccxrie Shop, Eighth and Bertieit. tf The Golden Lint cians of the Bap tist chnrah will meet Thursday after noon at t o'clock wtth V-i It Lt Daily at Jat E. Jvy. Erery ow; is renueubstd to bring material to mate slips lor the miaaionary hoi. The afternoon will be epent aewing. The Medlord TulcaciiuiE Works strlis tt12 tires for tiM. tf "It pB' fire ways." Four of the benefits are payable to yon while lir ing. AJJ your protection in one com pany for on premium. Pacific Mutual Lite, Ktut National Bank Building. Medlurd. Oregon- Zi' After the fire it is too late to insure Bee BXiden ic Canaday now. Ed Baltmarah of the Applegate s:nt Saturday and Buncay in the cay attending u baetnea taatters. Opening dane. Lake Cree hall. Crescent orchestra, Friday, April I7th. SI' "Bojp Thief.- -Stop Thter, "Btop Thief," Page theatre, Wedneeday, May ind. , 2b Take your kodak films to Palmer's studio. First eiaas work and prunr.it service. tf Among the Medford people who at tended the banquet and meeting of the Stanford Club of Southern Oregon last Saturday night at Grants Pass were Mr. and Mrs. C. C Blee. Mrs. P. O Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Part ridge, Mrs. Bamett and Eddie Watiful Expert car washing and iioliahing. Phone TJ and "Little Eip" will call for your car and deliver it when the )ob is finished. tZ Dance at Shasta tonite. Refinement and good music 2t Cement and plaster. Medford Lbr Co XI' Mr. and Mrs. H- V. Be4 of Gold HU were risltors In the chy for a few hours Monday afternoon. There's a bury Business College In Medford. CWK. Dance at Bhaata tonite. Befinemem and good music . 2b Ail kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Wood, phone 10b. 711 East Main. Everett Forrest of Evans Creek. spent Monday is the city attending to business. Opening dance, Lake Creek ball. Cresceot orchestra, Friday. April 27th We can still famish apray bose for 20 cents per toot Crater Lake Hard ware Co. tf Car oak flooring at Medford Lbr. Co. tf The galea auto camp ground was opened last week for the tourist Bea ton. A normal fee is charged for camping privileges, which include the os of free dry wood, laundry rooms. hot and cold shower bstbs, stoves. tables and other convenience. Beveral loads of ashes, good for filler or walks, for the hauling, in rear of Mall Tribune office. tf All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Wood, phone 10s. 711 E. Main. When better automobile are built. Buli-k will build them. tf Corporal Chaa. A. Nave of Company K, 4th V. 8. ln'anlry. brother of Mrs Francis Fry, left last evening to re turn to duty at Fort Lawtoa, Wah after a eeven weeks visit with Mr and Mrs. Fry and children. Until this visit slxtz-r and brother had not seen each other for Id yesrs. Opening danoe. Lake Creek hsl Crescent orchestra, Friday, April 27th Dance at Shasta tonite. Refinement and good music. 21 K. I. Red setting egg at DeVoe s. Robert O. Urownlee left yesterday for Bbubuta, Mis., his former borne, where Mr. Brownlee has bees visit Ing for some time. Tbey will return to Medford In sbout six weeks. IJeuel's Art Ipt D. M. C. crochet thread, whit lie, colored ISc I. M Bnodloor. ji Colonial Garage for tire service (ladlola and Catna bulbs. Eden Valley Nursery, tai l. tf M. Maru, the steward of tbe I'alver- Ity club left this morning for a visit at Portland. Before yon have your rags cleaned get our prlcea. Huff Rug Works Phoea HO M. . Bargains la Bbemeld silver at Medford Center Jewelry Bhop. T Colonial Garage for tlr eervlr. ! Jessa Wlnburn and Bert Moses of Ashland were visitor In the city Mow day afternoon and night Milk and cream at DeVoes. U Patron ft iioujaui Inc. IT" Onauro Imt-rnt end J. A. Cilie. j prDRmn. has eE arranfse tLrf nu jniirf Ji - eaugm 22 troin -BBi-cEr in input, -bt evening nnc rE ctmaui wiu. t -;-f n. manrj TOEhawc Eh- rrter near tut nii banta.' Aceorflme tne tiimig nuL- Tbtta3.UK! tMr-eiar tj beK rvKjEii mcnn. to the turcpr all nf the list werej01 a Moox Woucmen aiid iuna-.n- tin MTriurj. tatet on a Cy. 1 Xeignbors wnether maLwn : tn,' '- fijs;r AX' tnifii of roust end dressed lon4 aunv or tsigewmrrt, art cartialif tt-i 3i javaer urw. ber. Walase Wooca. pnune VA. H i lu i tLj s-jcul. j E. Hair. We want iw isitrre custociert lnr Ca-f. tf .nana Tnomas Grieei of Butt Falls is in 1 uur doliar day saies at Munr t Start i We wjsi n. tajirtsr our saurt tsi tiie cia- lor a eomiie of dev. atiendinaJ - ietrzi-KC ttiit tt id t!f iBiifa-uan an2 to busintK r.rf- -,.1 . - ... s . wore see Bumne! Batemat. Ves. Maplt rjet- Phone V1S-J. Tot luiiowiiig hare been nominate lor the Mecford district as direcmrt in the Oregon Growers' Cooperative association : L. A.. Ealade and Paul Bcherer. Central Point: iL W. Clancj and Gordon Toorhies, Kedl'jrd. Twen- ty-one diremor ere to be chosen at lb meeting to bt held in Btiem today. We win loan you money to build or buy Holmes trie Insurance Man. John Vincent of Jacksonville wat iaiien eejriotisiy 111 Sunday with gali stone trouble, tins being the aecond at tack w-itiun a tmmtli. L T. Sparks, iispetiBer of gioorc for 'H hour dally, durii a part of which time he earns a living as traveling paesenger agent of this district lor the Bouthem Pacific railroad, is in the city today on one of his periodical visits. Kit; it Ferguson and the members of her company who presented the play, "The Wheel of Life" last night at tb Page, left this morning for Eugene. where the attraction pisys tonight Dwight Gregg of Ashland was a Medford visitor this morning having comt down to play a few sets of tennis on the I nivergity Club court Earl Tuciy returned this morning from a business nslt in the northern part of the state. George A. Mansfield was a business visittir ia Medford this morning hav ing driven down from Li home near Prospect where he is staying lor a few day. 2&C4 cuEt'jraer cold to during our last year dollar day sale. This year we want 2W. Starts Thursday.' Mann's Store. 2t A card of the best boxing and wrestling bouts seen ia the city for years has been arranged for Saturday night at the Cavemen s Carnival at the county lair grounds." stys the Grants Pass Courier. "Joe Gorman, of Grants Pass will be featured ia a oout with Sammy Gordon of Portland. the two being featherweight. Gor man, the local boxer who has gained the top of the ladder on the Pacific coast has not been seen here in i bout for several years and local box ing fans will be given an opportunity of seeing their favorite in action against a fast opponent In the May issue of the Popular Magazine, there is a complete novel by Edison Marshall entitled, ""The Halt aad the Blind." Dance Gold Hill Pavilion Thursday. A meeting of Post No. IS of the American Legion and of the Medford post auxiliary wOi be held at the Le gion hall tonight Following the regu lar meetings of tbe two organisations a Joint meeting and social hour will be spent Refreshments will be served by the Ladies' Auxiliary. Mr. John Denison who wu pain fully injured yesterday when her hand became caught ia her electric wringer spent a comfortable sight considering the circumstances, accord lug to re port William T. Crieve arrived ia Med ford yesterday morning from Prospect for a brief business visit and depart ed last night for Portland on business. It is rumored that he will be a candi date for sheriff at the VtU spring pri maries. 1M customers sold to during our last year's dollar day sale. This year we went 2'JW). Starts Thursday. Mann's Store. 2 The Seniors of the high school de feated the Freshmen at the ball park last evening by a acore of s-5. Th classes of tbe high school are plsying a "Hound Robin" baseball competition and the champkm team will receive that honor through reckoning of per centages. The Senior are tbe out standing cine in the competition and seem likely contender for the high school championship. John J. Hoorstrat of Melford Is . recent arrival in Portland. Portland Journal. Fair weather and a light to heavy frost is the prediction for the weather of tonirbt and tomorrow. There was no frost this morning In Medford, as the lowest temperature was J2.7 de cree. There was only a diflerenre of one degree between the mkimuui temperatures of a year ago yesterday morning, and this morning. Hamilton Pstton returned this n-jr clr.g from Portland where be has been (or the it several day on butlness. Bill Offutt propriety of OTfutt's machine shop is rtVullditg sa od Junk heap which he hope to eater ia the races this spring. He ; thtt the car Is going to be a "rabbit" when be gels through working oa It arid that , It will make any of the rest of thtm . Up to keep up th pace that he tope It will set Tbe name of the man who j will drive the "rabbit" ha not yet been announced. j A rhampi'-csblp baseball game be-; ieen pnn trams or veirtraj romt ana i Kurue River will be plsyed at Gold H1U next Friday afternoon. "the ladies nuiiliarr oreaiiiaoou. Wm. lit bent fire 6epart3i?i mcsr ; b-r who hai! bit b?oa on Easts' ' Sunday in a muiorrycli aecifient, wat ok todty lor the first time. He bet I a doing well and hopes to at; ! 10 wnik writnom crmchet n aiiotliw lew wfeks- Jfnch to be eared at Mamft dollar day aa Tbursoaj. if The Howard and Grimes stage lm-. whici has bets operating over tbt Topsy Grade road lor some time past between Medlort and Klamath FiJh j win next week begin to run the stage j over the Green Spring mountain road, which .is now very rough. E. C. Piper, representing a PortianC firm, distributors of trhi'mg machin ery, is a Medford business viEitor. We want ibt more customers far our dollar day sales at Mann 's Btore, 116 Mann's greatest dollar day event starts Thursday. ifc !S UPHELD BY COURT U'- Karri of tie s j--rmt ct-on, J -tJ rt3 ti: y vitTLw kcowo fee lit jtiT-:idc?J Hxsiwsi jlfaJQ is Ct-Jtrefi v.iid and cccifututiorifai, tLrd s jrt -iu C&iBivn ut J ufijre Ki-niii'.on of Ixiue"iaai ooAjtaiy i suRUiiiid. Tut eircuit court sn no affidavit vl pr-ju- dr fil-d jLCianirt rhe tben Judg f Tiie 3aojTi holds that the city htt for XTiiixrT. y tld for d-liDqu-nt lax Tti soil -rait filtd hy Eiui H. Ffchl, wiib B. F. aLuiQas bclirjg' u ius til tomfjr. -& hHs lornitr City Auorritry Frfd tauTj rvrrt"iiii-d Aleilford. PIDUK FPIIGHT FOR SMaTERS OF IDAHO WAKHiNGTON. April t-l- ErntJ tcrv lca,tt-d 'tki Keiiote. Idnho und Noniijaurt, Wwh, should te plvn the Lin nti n their xneutllic pro duct, th inler-sTLate t-uitimerce vom miauoB fart-ld today -w'htj rtiippicp to points -& of the MifiEiaaippi that railroads allow to sroeltera located in Jtfuntana auid fiah. Itailroatfa wfre ordt-rt-d to rnatk? reduction! effective on or before July 2b. The cvmmiMMOa beld that not 'ithKta.ndinff tbe longer haul to the e&ttt fxom Jd&ho and Wahicgtoxi planta. the ' de-urability of maintain jnp and further dwelojine the output of Idaho mines, the long haul on tbe traffic, and th central tendency toward ertenwve gTonpingrs of many ootnmoditjes for long hauls from this general vestera territory." ail arru for the re-Suctions ordered. Com miari oners Potter and East man, diseentine. dciar4 the com miMslOfi should not -deprir an io dustry of the advantage of its loca tion by requirlns remoai of a natu ral dinJjLd vintage of competitor at a carrier's expenae. WEDDING BELLS Misa Mildred C. Perscms of Cen tral Point and Llord I. Palea of xhti c'.t were tinited In wedlotk Thursday evenlEg, April' If. at the home of iier J. rUndolpb Sanett. the ofV (latlnc miaister. The annonnctneut f t tbeir marriage a-5 11 "come aa a surpri! to many of their frieuda. Mrs Pao has beti a profnlnent r T1 watcn tnos space for annoraicemen: of Rex Milk Bread The loaf that will make mother stop baking Rex Pacfrr. C hnrv U Open AurU 30 i;e n uanji. ju.-nin. .t-E if -i( at tmrilT afi3r; n ctr- mr -tiit f'nwtt enc otian: o. onr j lieii't Eusaunfi. lutiiy tnc brntner. j im i:r tht beeutitu: Jdrtl ciSFrns eimrrJlinteE rj tne iHuptanra. friCToa. jaCiw scat i irra x ehcrct tut E. F. Q. -- iunct j iTL. T T S-Ij-HHC-K. j HS :.V USZ n V. T. j G W. Tt - -rZSIiX. i . Kidney and Bladder TronWes BavetoCo Clofxfd Top 3Ljdicy JnpLms kst ,uhwa auud ow Zu-ux irtrnmrn piae Tokl V C-tuimnux: js 1b jEvery Tuur very life." ssys Xr- Ctrey. "de-ptmoti upon tiie perll tiatMm me ttud ittJiii nf your fcldne?- ut wtiaiever -oc oo oltI neteti zJxizm-" In-. Oirey s Itxmous ireavrzpZirK N'o. TTT hhjlh lor yfcfcrs ts iltrsii root) iE lift reconiineiided lor e-ery-tniiig. bin Tire ctxoi ido siroiiEiy iirpe its "use if you eufferr ti ji noyitir blt-dQ-er trttt-l-fi. frfcr;uil phfwir.f vl wTtier nuz tiid Cy, wnh Ktrii5.rii.ny or jVrriutiAaxs., iinca c ufil aetSiTtXient t-r iLiy coiortstl uruj. WjtiTixxc irriitbiiJTy -vinh Xom at Zjenz. or axy oir.tr tfci.x.eii'.'y zo BrifCt I-iefcte, Intl or G.-nv-:. fur ic3 ney aeajt?- e its 'Yi.tbl torm cay he Bte!inF vpvn yoc Ixm t "WTxit tr.tij torrjorrtnr te becn the me of thie vODderliil prearzjf tic-n Xjcit c-trudnTB-ble in boti Hqtuc arid tablet form if you fcere airy of the nlcn e rympz-ornt. iudney and Blbdoer troubkrs Jront -vetx urny, They irill prow upon you BlowJy. etealtiiily and -with Enljulir.g -er-laisty. If you eten ffuasect thf.t you art subject to Kidney Iiseasf:. 6 oe t ioie a Kii;ge day for e"ery pood drue tn st haj be s a uth orix t o rex urn Le purchase money cm The first big bottle to all wb ntiite they have re- Tfftfj no benefit- Adx. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOK SALE Four room plastered modtm house: nice; paved street; clear, litoo. Terms. Piatt fclb-J. 27 WANTED To buy a few pig 2 or months old. Jesse Bailey. Hitt. CaL WANTED Man Phone 4b-R-!. for ranch wort. 31" WA-VTED Voung horse, well broken, blocky. about IL'bft to livii, preier ably gray. Phone ICt-E-i. 2 FOR RE.'vT Furnished two room apartment with garage. No. 124 King St tf" F. & E. Theatre CENTRAL FOIXT Matinee Every Sarnrday 2 P. M. -'rry Monday -"COVSTRV STORE Today and Wednesday HELEN CHAD WICK Sapporvd by 50 other stars In "Brothers Under the Skin' PT'.ISOVKR of ZEXIM" Coming Boon. A-lmlasioe lOoSOci U.iiim lc-20c Handicraft Shop. Hemstitching. Bartons covered. Pkxiting. Sc per yard. MEALS Our meals are the talk of the town. Merchants' Lunch 50c Short Orders 35c We Suggest That You Give Them a Trial GOOI MVSIC TheShasta 't!l u i i w . m u ssTeii i 1 1 1 This play is fie from re-ligiou bias, dflts not deal with sex or the inui li du-cusM-d "eternal triangle" it Is as urbzinal it is compelling and replete w ilh -KurpriMes. bSariosK oomedy and relates an unusual tale of life's great contrast w hich rules your emotions as it wilt Try to Forget this Pi-ture If joo can. Edwin Carewe's Miiasierful Prodiu-UoTi of Enacted by a Starling Cast icdisdirig DOROTHY MACELAIT.T. tie tsJeuted Follies beauty and Dog with an intellect rivalling thtt of "Strongbeart." EASY PEGGY Co2e3T "TIPS' PATHE KEWS ADULTS S5c a c CITY KATT. 0 ED EES EECEIVED NOW . - BOX OFF1C7K SAI.E reiMT XOOV ' ' PAGE Speediest, peppiest, breeziest, funniest, musical revue SAfl FRArtClSCO WAS SEN IN YEARS" rfHP WORLDS GREATEST MAMIE SMITH I JAZZHOUNS I WITH CPFfH CHCCUS.-wCOMPArvYor SEVErrrv - etncKeERtty COD DIAL IN TWO SWU.QWS PRICES: (Including War Tax) Lower Floor .2ti; RaKvnr. 1st 4 rows, $1.65; next 4 rows, $1.10; next 3 rows S5e. Last 2 rows 55c. c 0. V. MTEES ! ' 'Trie Trocs Has r- I MACK TRUCKS RE0 SPEED WAGONS i JO 5. Holljr Phone teti J For over a year we have tried to find one photo play which embodied al( of the snert senxaneat or 'milin' ThrouEh." the (ppn! of tbe never-to. bt-forsotttTi -The Min. l ie Man and tbe power fnl human elexaeat of ''HnJnoreHqDe and at laM we have found one that neaajes np to our ideal -end xuore. "BETTY" EE0WN Wonder Organist on tie Silver Toned WTJELTTZEE. ELDDLE8 10c 3D MONDAY NIGHT APRIL 30 (S:30 curtain) SOMETMNC NEW! S0TMN6 MfFE&tNTI VEROJCTi DANCING SHOW PUCKER andPERRIN r prairrv rivt - . 3D v, Kodak Finishing for those who demand the bevt. Swem's Studio 817 R, Main MiMford vl 4.