"1
PAGH tWO
iocal and
Personal
Although numerous parties of local
fishermen fished Roguo river yester
day from Savage Hupids to Elk creolt
they met with Bmall success. The
river Is fully a foot higher than It was
a week ago, due to melting snow In
the mountains and good catches were
reported only in a few of the smaller
streams. Despite the large number of
anglers that went to the river ycster
, day the exodus was nothing like that
of a week ago Sunday when almost a
record number went In quest of the,
wily Rogue river trout.
Elks shirtwaist dance Tuesday, May
16th. Last dance this season. 40
Studebaker Light Six $1190 f. o. b.
iuedford. tt
Dance, Hot Springs, Wed. nlte. 47
The condition of Dr. J. J. Kmmens
Is about the same as it has been for
several days past, a slight almost Im
perceptable Improvement having taken
place each day. The patient, however,
is now rational mentally.
For sale Hpmo churned buttormllk
by the quart or glass. Crator Lake
Confectionery, Medford Center Bldg.
49
Just two more lots in beautiful Edge
wood park on Roguo river, to be sold,
or will exchange for light car. See
J. A. Millard, 631 Austin street. 46
Attention Knight! Claud Barrlck,
grand vice chancellor will not visit
, Talisman lodge tonight because of
sickness. J. T. Perry, C. C. 46
J. E. Peterson, a Civil War veteran,
' woll known to Medford G. A. R. and
W. R. C. members and for years Jose
phine county treasurer, passed away
Saturday at his home in Grants Pass.
Mr. Peterson had been ill for some
time. He took an active 'part in the
work of the Grants Pass Q. A. R. and
had held numerous offices with the
local and district posts. He was 78
years of age last March.
We can still furnish spray hose for
20 cents per foot. Crater Lake Hard
ware Co. tt
Watch our window display local
models with latest bair dress. Med'
ford Beauty Shop, Medford Center
Bldg. 49
The best Utah coal $16.00 delivered.
Valley Fuol Co. tf
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strang, Helen
Strang and Bob Holmes motored to
Roseburg yesterday for a visit with
Mrs. Fred Strang. They returned laBt
evening. .
Brown says he fixes them while you
wait 48'
Colonial Garage for tiro service. 319"
Dance, Hot Springs, Wed. nlte. 47
The Grants Puss baseball team de
feated the Eagle Point nine yesterday
at Eagle Point by a score of 12-6 in a
contest that was interesting and fairly
even until the last Inning. It is re
ported that (lie Grants Pass toum
made sovon double plays. Ovor 160
carB and about 600 people wore pros
ont, many having come from a consul
erahlo distance and having brought
their lunches.
Spray hoBe 20 cents per foot Crater
Lake Hardware Co. tf
Dehol's Lucky Day, April 20th. 46
The ilsttory & Electric Service Sta
tion has completed Its new car wash
ing rack, according to Mr. Pennington
of that firm. This is one of tlie must
complete racks In those parts and Mr.
Pennington Iiiib cordially invited nil
who are Interested to call and son It.
The summer round trip faroB to the
east go Into effect tomorrow, and a
number bf Medford and valley people
will depart that day for points In the
east and middle west
Maxwells, Chevrolets, Chalmers.
Mudsons, Uulck Speed truck. Real
bargains in these used cars. See
Corwln, end of North Riverside Avo.
tf
For sand, gravel, sodltnont and team
work see Samuel Bateman, 302 Mapla
streot Phone 912-J.
The Loyal Women cIsbb of tho
Christian Bible school will meet with
Mrs. Hazel, 1)6 S. Laurel Btreot at
2:30 Tiiosday nftornoon. May 16. All
are 'cordially' tnvttod to this business
and social mooting. '
More was no frost Saturday and
Sunday night despite the Bomowhat
chilly weather, which made tiros com
fortable In the mornings and ovonlngs.
Rain is the prediction for Tuesday.
Try a shave with an Autostrop razor
and ndte tho difference. Complete with
blades and strop, one dollar. Medford
Pharmacy. .47
' Used cars at your own price. Sao
Corwln end ot North Riverside avonuo.
tf
Medford merchants will observe
"Baby's Week" this wook nnd nro ot- lug bags. 48
foring many, attractive bargains . in Do not buy an eloctric washer until
merchandise for "buby." This is a we have demonstrated the new May
national week, obsorved .throughout tag to you. Crater Lake Hardware
tho Unltod Statos. ....... Co. , tt
in the Spring. Why ?
YOUR, blood Is
thicker and
more sluggish In
Winter than in
Summer It has
to be to koep you
worm. Then
o o m o s warmer
days and lighter
clothes. Your
blood, stilt thick
and hoavy-uxdon,
In slnw in tlima.
off lt Impurities, mat happens Tho
Impurities crowd out through tho skin
bolls and plmplos appear you tool
sluggish and tired I Tho remedy for
this condition Is 8. S. S. It is tho Ideal
blood purlflor, because the medicinal
properties are purely vegetable. It hi
I Two more bootleggers', autos went Construction of the highway to con
the route of the public auction block nect Klamath Falls with Dorrls. Cal .
Saturday In Portland in' compliance
with tho orders of Federal Judgo
Bean. Tom Olson's "buby grand,"
Belzed last fall at Medford, was sold to
his brother, Harry Olson, for $297. A
"flivver," which John Fenneq UBed for
carrying liquor about Portland, was
bought up by C. G. lileasdulo, a second
hand dealer, for $226. Olson and
Fenney paid $500 fines several weeks
ago on the criminal charge of posses
sion and transportation.
We have good values la used cars.
Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf
Newcomb has lC-inch slabwood at
$1.75 per tier, at much as you want,
three tier or over. Also plenty of dry
mill blocks. Order early. Phone 631.
tf
Tiie East Side circle of the First
M. E. church vlll meet ut the home bf
Mrs. T. a. Hoine, Tuesday afternoon
at 2:30. All members and friends cor
dially Invited to attend and take as
many pontiles as they are inches
around the waist, for the new church
fund. Thnro will tin a coral iirozram.
t-,. ; o. ., nr.i .it.
.xvuutu, uui o UJ, iveu. una. .it
For a limited time only c genuine
Autostrop razor complete for one dol
lar. Medford Pharmacy. 47
The company, numbering twehty
flve persons, which plays in "The
Awful Truth", tonight at the Page
theater, arrived here this forenoon on
tho Shasta direct from Oakland, Calif.
Everett Brayton, according to re
port, was among the few successful
fishermen yesterday. It Is reported
that he caught 27 trout of nice size
while fishing near Trail.
One less thing to worry about if you
carry Hail Insurance with Holmes
"The Insurance Mnn." 48
We will loan you money to build or
buy Holmes the Insurance Man.
. With a total of 10,394 automobiles
and trucks , registered during the
nionth of April, total registration of
motor vehlclos in Oregon this year
has now reached 123,094. Receipts
for the year to date aggregate $3,305,
293.60, or anly $36,000 short of the
total receipts for the entire year 1922.
It coBts less than ever before to pro
tect yoursolf against loss by hall. See
Holmes, the Insurance Man. 48
Wonderful diBpiaj of new creations
in earscrews 1UBt onened un at The i
Medford Center Jewelry Shop. 60
An Innovation was Introduced to
Medford dancers last Saturday even
ing at the fair grounds pavilion when
Horbcrt Alford played several dance
lilts on his musical saw, accompanied
by the Imperial orchestra. The novel
performance made a great hit with the
crowd.
Deuel's Lucky Day, April 20th. ' 45
Oonulne Bosch Magneto parts and
repairs. Eloctric Shop, Eighth and
Bartlelt. tf
"Tuffy" King Is driving a catorpillor
tractor on the Green Springs moun
tain rond, Ho is spending the week
end In tho city to get away from the
mosqultos, which he Bays aro tremen
dously thick in that vicinity, only ho
did not Buy "tremendously." Ashland
Tidings.
A genuine Autostrop razor, complete
with blades and strop, one dollar.
Medford Pharmacy. 47
Brown has lots of shoes. 48
A number of Medford people yester
day motored to Trail, Prospect and
Union Crook, and some even as far as
the enow line on the road to Crator
Lake. The Pacific highway ttlso had
Its usual large Sunday quota of local
nutos between hero and Ashland and
Grants Pass.
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. . Wallace Wood, phone 10S. 711
East Main.,
ElkB shirtwaist dance Tuosday, May
15th. Last dance this seasor.. . 46
Cddlo Durno nnd Joe Flelgel left
early Saturday evening for a fishing
trip on Jennie creek. They returned
yesterday with 41 trout of fair size.
Elks shirtwaist dance Tuosday, May
15th. Last danco this season. 46
Your complexion Is one of beauty's
greatest charms; keep its youthful
appearance. Modford Boailty Shop.
Phono I91-L. 49
All class I) radio stations, boglnning
tomorrow night, will by a regulation
ot tho Bureau of Navigation, bo divid
ed Into districts and no two stations
In the same district will broacast on
tho samo wave longth. This will
greatly enhance the easy reception of
radio programs and is calculated to
reduce Interference to a minimum.
Class A stations already using 360
motors will he allowed to continue but
are advised and requested to drop
their wave longths to 300 meters or
lens and to take wavo longths differ
ent from any othor in tholr district ;
Milk and croum at DeVoe a. , tt
Brown bus lots of gloves nnd travel-
changes
a glorious fnct that S. 8. 8. has
glvon now, long-torgotton Btrongth to
older pooplo and has nindo many old
and young people look yoars younger.
Blood la llfo It's your foundation
make It rich got blood strength we
all nood It, especially rheumatics.
S. 8, 8. will give you groator energy,
strength and endurance.
Mr. Hrry C. Btchmtn, 4735 Main Av.
nue. Norwood, Ohio, writes l " htd
tkitt twptiontplmplot tad bttckhotdt.
i took S.S.S. tad wot htppllf turptind
tt tit ruu'rs I ot la ha fftia ism
wej fim.M . .
Try It yourself. 8. fl. 8. Is sold at sll
good drug stores. The large site Is
nioro economical. Cot a bottle, today!.
MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY. MAY 14, 1923
and on out to the Pacific highway at
Weed is now under way. Klamath
county has appropriated $40,000 to
wards the work.
Mattresses, now and made over.
Phone 104. 32 N. Grape. 66
Write or telephone 444 end we'll
come and get your application for hall
Insurance. Holmes, the Insurance Man.
. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Leon B. Hasklns leave
tomorrow night for Rochester, Minn.,
where Mrs. Hasklns will take treat
ment In tho Mayo Brothers hospital
for an Indefinite period. Mr. Hasklns
plans to be homo in two or three
weeks and she may remain for a
longer porlod.
. There's a busy Business College
In Medford. OWN.
Emerald Is the May blrthstone. Buy
them at tho Medford Center Jewelry
Shop. . 46
Fifteen carB of tourists were guests
at the city auto camp last night, most
! of whom departed early tlrfs morning
i for their various destinations north or
south. Ten cars of tourlBts stayed at
i the auto camp Saturday night.
Dr. M. C. Barber has returned from
a trip to Tacoma and will be in his
office from now on, , 46
R. I. Red sotting eggs at DeVoe's.
The Bummer session of the state
normal school In Ashland will begin
In that city June 18 and will continue
to July 27th.
The birthday present should be an
emerald. Get it at the Medford Center
Jewelry Shop. 46
I am going to Brown for my shoes.
48
Mrs. R. B. Strang and Bon, Robert,
Jr., roturnod yesterday morning from
a four weeks visit In San Francisco
with Mrs. Strang's Bister, Mrs. Elmer
Smith and family.
Rollners for fabric and cord tires.
Medford Vulcanizing Works. tf
Brown says he has a nice line of
gymnasium tennis shoes. 48'
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. E. Orr, Mr., and
Mrs. Fred Weeks, Mr. and Mrs. W. Y.
Crowson, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Boise
and family and Mrs. Ben Morris and
Bon spent yesterday at tne weeks &
0rr Place at Edgewood Park on Rogue
river.
Car oak flooring at Medford Lbr. Co.
tf
You can get It at DeVoe's. tf
Floyd Young, yie frost expert, was
tho main speaker before the forum
of the Grants Pass chamber of com
merce this noon. The subject of his
talk was on frost prevention damage
which 1b of peculiar interest among
the fruit men of Josephine county as
the fruit crop was practically wiped
out in that county, where they do not
smudgo, by a frost of a week or so
ago.
Valloy Fuel company are delivering
12-tnch green slab wood and edgings
for $1.37 and up per tlor, In lots of 4
tier or more. - 16-Inch at $1.75 por tier
in lots of 3 tlor or more. . Investigate.
Mill blocks, edgings, and all other
kinds of dry fuel In proportion. Phono
76. tt
Cement and plaster. Medford Lbr. Cp.
. . tt
Announcements havo been mailed
to fire chiefs of Oregon calling atten
tion to the . annual state convention
of fire fighters to bo hold at Bond,
July 26 to 28, inclusive.
, Now showing of. beads in all colors
nnd varieties juat opened. The Med
ford Center Jewelry Shop. ' , 60
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
E. Main.
t A largo number of Medford people
attended the band concert In Lithla
Park yesterday afternoon. The pro
gram was given by the Medford
D. O. K. K. band and was greatly en
Joyed by a big crowd. The D. O. K. K.
baud will give a concert at Central
Point tomorrow night it is reported. '
Auto Insurance, Brown & White, tf
All kinds ot rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711
E. Main.
D. W. Wbeolor nnd family aro mov
ing from their homo on South Centrnl
to a new home recently built on Al
mond stroot. . .
Auto Insurance. Brown & White.
Hail! Hall! Hall! and no Insurance.
Good-bye profits from your crop. Bet
tor see Holmos, the Insurance Man.
4S
Tho lamp post on the corner near
the Holland Hotel was knocked over
last night by tho Hotel Holland bus
which was turning around on tho cor
nor aftor having roturnod from the
train. Tho driver was compellod to
hit tho post due to another car which
was coming down Sixth stroot and
which forced him to dodge toward the
Cost. The hotol bua suffered the loss
of the side door but escaped without
othor damage.
Oladlola and Canna bulbs. Eden
Valley Nursery, 680-J-2. tf
Colonial Garage for ttre Bervtce.
Brown has a flno lino of sandals
llttlo and big ones. 48
Tnko your kodnk films to Palmer's
studio. First clnss work and prompt
aorvlco. . , tf
Warning signs aro bolng posted at
tho approaches on all roads Into the
city of Grants Pobs warning Incoming
tourists to turn only at Intersections
within tho confines of that city.
Aftor tho tiro tt Is too into to Insure.
See Hodden & CanadaV now.
The Medford Vulcanizing Works
sells 30x3V4 tires for $8.50. tt
Blacksmith coal at Modford Lbr. Co.
tf
A warning lins beon Issued to all
Elks attending tho dance tomorrow
night, to remember It's a shirtwaist
party, and that It Is apt to prove ex
pensive for anyone appearing with 9
coat on. While It isn't a hard limes
dance, ladles are not exported to dress
In anything but plain clothes.
Studebaker Light Six $1190 t. 0. b.
Modford. tf
. Several loads ot ashes, good for
tiller or walks, for the hauling, in rear
ii " iinn uiTirtii mini . 1 lunr on fIIMPO Tfl 1
II obituary. 5ALYAIIUIUKIM i UJtMAIfiinu IU
KIME Ira J. Kline passed away
at tho homo of his nephew, Wllbu
Ktmo, ou Griffin creek, at 8 p. m.
Sunday. . "
Mr. Kimo had been In poor health
for severul years, but his condition
-was not critical until a few days prior
to his death. . . . . ,
Ho was born in Elkhart county,
Ind., July 22, 1859, and came to
Oregon In 1873 and settled in the
Griffin crook district where he has
since resided.
He leaves one sister and two
brothers, Mrs. Magglo Prince, Duns
molr, Cal.; Frank Kline, Idaho Falls,
Idaho; Nick Klmo, Medford, Ore.
Funeral services will be held at
Conger's P'uneral chapel Wednesday
at 2:30 p. m., Rev. Howe of the
Christian church officiating. Inter
ment in Jacksonville cemetery.
The remains of the late Benjamin
F. Mershon, who passed away at his
home on Rose avenue, April 18, and
whose funeral was held at the Conger
chapel April 22, will be forwarded
May 15 at 10:50 p. m. to Auburn,
Neb., where a brief service will be
hold and Interment made.
The body will be escorted by Mrs.
.Mershon, who will be accompanied
from Omaha by George Mershon,
brother of the deceased.
SMITH Charles Franklin Smith
died at his home In Gold Hill, Ore
gon, May 12, aged 85 years, 9 months
and 17 dnys. He was a native of Ox
ford, Ohio and was born July 25,
1836. He was a very active man and
was mployod at tho cement plant
until May 4. Mr. Smith had been a
resident of Oold Hill two years and
of Jacksonville 40 years and ' was
known by all of tho old timers. He
was married to Deborah Henry at La
do, Iowa, October, 1880, and to this
union wore born five children, three
of whom arc living. Ho is Burvlved
by his wife, Deborah, 2 sons and one
daughter, who are Mrs. Myrtle Cook,
Clyde Smith of Oakland, Calif., and
George Smith of Siskiyou, Cal. The
funeral services will be held at the
grave in Jacksonville on Tuesday,
May 15, at 2:30 p. m.. Rev. J. F.
Ijawrcnre officiating. Interment will
be in tho Jacksonville cemetery, the
services being in charge of the Per!
Funeral Home.
1 , r i
"My Wild Irish Rose"'
'My Wild Irish Rose" at the Pace
theatre yestorday, played to crowds
that laughed at tho fun and thrilled
over tho dramatic situations of the
story.
Tho cast is headed by Pat O'Malley.
who plays Conn, the old Bouclcault
role, with Pauline Starke as his pretty
Moya.
Richard Daniel, with moro freckles
than Wesley Barry ever had, causes
many a laugh. To see him with his
goat cart and his dogs and his little
dudeen, Is to laugh before he doca a
thing.
!'My Wild Irish Rose" will bo shown
again tomorrow matinee and evening,
giving away today to lna Claire In
"The Awful Truth."
William Farnum at Rlalto
At the Rlalto yeatorday began a
throe days run of the . production,
"BraBB Commandments." starring Wil
liam Farnum. We find him giving
heroic battle to that villain of the
film realm, Tom Santschl. Again in
"Brass Commandments" these two go
at It hammer and tongs. When the
battle clouds cloar away all Is sorene
with a closonp of William Farnum
viewing the sconory with Wanda
Hawloy. Others In the cast are Claire
Adams, Charles LoMoyno, Lon Poft
and Al Fremont.
Summing up tho production, It has
an engrossing Btory of tho outdoors,
an exceptional cast excitement nnd
romance In propor proKrtlon and
moro than onougli entortninmont qual
ity to mako an enjoyable evening.
La Grande Mud, Named.
SALEM, Ore, Slay 14. Governor
Walter M. Plorco today announced
the appointment of E. E. Bragg ot
La Grande as a membor ot the state
Industrial accident commission suc
ceeding J. W. Ferguson, offectlvo
Juno 1.
ROME Italy's roulv to tho Gorman
note on reparations begins by express
ing disappointment over the proposals.
jFREE All This Week
A 10-Day Tube of Pepsodeitt
The New Day Dentifrice
Only one to a family. 5lul this coupon TODAY to
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HEATH'S and tho tube will be mailed to you.
Name
Address
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iook n'orn mo. ad ix this paper
DRIVE IS STARTED, THWART -FP
QUOTAIS $3000
Captain C. Ford, who has charge ot
tho local branch of the Sulvatlon
Army,- announces that today is tho
opening day of tho Annual Homo Ser
vice campaign, by which campaign It
1h tho desire of tile local Salvationists
to ralHo the sum of $3,000.00 fur the
work for the coming year.
In view, of the figures Just pre
sented ot the activities of the Halva
tlon Army for the. past , twelve
monthB, the work lias certainly been
carried on on an extensive scale. Tho
captain also unnounces that there wilt
be a thorough houso-to-houso can
vass made by Salvation Army lassies
In uniform and also a canvass ot the
business houses.
It is just a year ago since the last
campaign, was conducted and the
principal reason for conducting these
campaigns annually is. to eliminate
the old-fashioned method of finance
Ing the work of the Salvation Army
by tho officers continually making
tneir appeals. ,
So, it is tho hope of the local Sal
vatlonists that th,ey will have the co
operation of every phllanthroplcally
minded citizen, who will be ready to
roceive tno Salvationists when called
upon with a liberal response.
Tho statistical report of work done
In Medford during the past twelve
months shows:
Keillor Work.
Opcn Airs Held :...2C0
Open Airs Attendance ...10,000
indoor Meetings 261
Indoor attendance 5,000
Open nirs held 200
Conversions 80
No. of hours of Visitation .... 620
Junior Work.
Meetings hold 1000
Attendance 2,050
conversions bo
Relief Work .
No. of persons glven meals . .
No. of persons given lodging. .
No. of persons given groceries
No. of persons given Christ
mas dinner
No. of persons given garments
78
150
400
250
and shoes 255
Total number of persons
helped 1,155
Total value of relief given ... $812.00
Gold Imports Grow
WASHINGTON, May 14. Oold Im
ports Into the United States during
April exceed exports of the metal by
moro than $8,000,000 according to fig
ures made nubiic todav hv tho
merce department The imiiorts were
given as 59.188.470 and exnorta an
$655,239.
NEW YORK The New. York World
makes a formal Dronosal Mint tho
democratic national convention ho
held in New York, saying ten national
committeemen and twelve committee
women favor It.
F.&E. Theatre
CENTRAL POINT
Matinee Worv Snt'urilnv 2 P. M.
Every Monday "COUNTRY STORE"
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
"Flames of Passion"
Supported by George Larkin. Ruth
Stonehouse, Laura Anson and Al
Ferguson.
SPECIAL MVSIO HY I). O. K. K,
ISAM!
TUESDAY EVENING ,
Admission 10c-30c; Slatlnces 10c-20c
Handicraft Shop.
Hemstitching.
Buttons covered.
Piooting. '
8c a yard.
Alwnys fresh
MEOFOKD BOOK STORE
H. W. OONQEK
UNDERTAKER
Smoceuor to Weeks-Gongec Oo,
Medford, Ore.
Dl'ESSELPOKF, May 1-1 (By the
Associated Pressl-Floating 'mines,
similar to those used by the Germans
In the North sea during tho war are
being brought into play in effm H '
hinder coal and coke transportation
from tho Huhr. it was announced to
day nt French headquarters heie.
At Ruhrort. one of the largest in
land ports in the world, efforts we e
made t .loXtrOV the gate of "l0
Ready for every emer
ency quick on the "pick fttWiiP v INv
ip;" power for the steep- hl'i,''m
:st grades and heaviest tM'J.
loads; and unbounded 4'yr
speed for the long stretches
of straightaway. $$&r&s&i&'' ''"
SHELL COMPANY . . 'JPW
PAGE
PRICES rower Floor, $2.75; JSulcony, 1st 4 rows, $2.20; Next 4
rows, $1.05; Next 3 rows $1.10; Balance, 55c.
Includes War Tax.
DIRECT FROM FIVE TRIUMPHANT MONTHS
AT HENRY MILLER'S THEATER, NEW YORK
AND SIMILAR EMPHATIC SUCCESS AT
, POWERS' THEATRE, CHICAGO.
Tho Most Eagerly Awalled and Welcome Engagement of 'tho Year
CHARLES FROHMAN
' Presents -
INA CLAIRE
Ami Her Company Including
BRUCE McRAE
In Arthur llichman's Delightful Comedy
'THE AWFUL TRUTH'
PRODUCED BY HENRY MILLER
Original Cast and Production Idt-ntlrnlly and Positively Intact
TOMORROW
"MY WILD
IRISH ROSE"
The Biff. Beautiful. Romaritir! and TViriincr
tion vdth PAT O'MALLEY, PA'ULINE STARK
ana Little RICHARD DANIELS.
PAGE TUESDAY NIGHT, MAY 22
MAIL
ORDERS
NOW
Show WTEST
-IK Iff
,J " ' 1 TICKETS RY
, , K(, inraire, inclose
..-u.t. miio rvmm.
PRICES (tnrlmllnjt War Tnx) :
rows $2.2; next 4 rows $1.05;
..i.x omre sale Friday Noon,
,m1. which. It bucckbsiui, would
avo drained the canal and, the great
ltuhr lock. Tho mine exploded pre-
maturely uno uio u.""6 ub ungnt.
Cripples to Play Football
WINNIPEG, May. To demonstrate
that despite physical handicap, a team
IKissessing a true spirit of sportsman,
ship can accomplish things unexpect
ed, a football eleven, comprised ot one.
armed votoians of the war, is to be
organized in Oils city.
NEW YORK The 1923 rewards of
the Pulitzer prizes In Journalism went
to Alva Johnson of the New York
Times; William Allen White of Em-'
poria, Kas., and. the Memphis Com
uierclnl Appeal.
TONIGHT
MAY 14TH (8:30 curtain)
8:30 Curtain
MAIIMiik chccM, money order
sclf - ncldrcsscil stanped envelope
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