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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEPFORP, OREfiOy, AYEPXESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1923 C. I). Mlnton, formerly MirrUtry of tho OrPKon Htato Horticultural Bociety succoediiiK J. U. Ptlklngton, and Pro feasor C. L. Long:, horticultural ox ten Bion flpeclnllst of the Oregon ARrlcul tural coilefro, was elected secretary of the organization at its closing session last week at The Dnlleni Other offl "Medford port of the 'American , cers elected were: U T. fteynolds, vice Tirinn wmniriPd two hours last nlcht i Presiuoni; colonel lienry tu. uoscn ..vp; th'ft n.artnn nf hnw to hold secretary of the Oregon board of election of officers in conformity with the by-laws and yet avoid holding a Tocal and Personal meeting during the holidays. It wan . finally decided to hold a short meot ;;lng December 26 at -which time ballotn will be caat. Considerable rivalry has .developed over the selection of com- mander and two distinct tickets have been placed In nomination. Tho post ''voted to follow the usual Christmas i practice of Bending boxes of delicacies '.and tokens'to veterans from this dis U strict now in government hospitals. ' ;; Bonora phonographs. The choice of ''those Who've heard them 'all.' Root Music Co. 226 Read. the Medford Exchange: on 'your doorstop this week 'for furniture gifts.- . ' 22 Don't forget the dance at J'vllle Friday nite. - 227 Thos. Turpin of JJremerton, Wash., and James Turpin of Portland arrived In tho city this morning, having been called here bh account of the serious Illness of tholr mother, Mm. H. C - Turpin, a pioneer of the valley. ' 'Christmas la coming, 'millions of ; gifts will go by parcel post during the next few Weoks, If you want to make ., sure that those you send will arrive Jrt good condition, or that they will . arrive at all,' have them ' properly , wrapped at this 'office.' .. , tf Flowering shrubs, Vines and orna. mentals, Eden Valley Nursery- Phone 680-.7-2. '' ' tf All lovers of good music should i hear Canada's premier musical artists at 8 o'clock, St. Mark's Parish House ' Tickets, adults 60c, children 26c. 226 " Herbert Grey returned Tuesday from Ban Francisco where he under -,,wont a throat operation some time 'afro. He is feeling much better but 'will not resume his duties In the Mall Tribune business offico for ft tow days. '"; '':.. '! Get your magazines at DoVoe's. .; Jap orepe, all colors, 23o per yard. . Jap Art Store. tf Dance at Jacksonville eyory Frl. nite. Music by Lyric orch.' 227 Reports come to the Tidings that the Chautauqua building, admired alike by home folks and visitors, .is allowed to stand unlocked and Is gen erally neglected. Thoso reports are not without foundation and portray a situation that demands tho attention of the public spirited citizens of Ash land. It may not be gonerally known, but it Is a fact that the Chautauqua association Is not in a financial posi tion to maintain the building as civic prldo demands, but thcro is no excuse for permitting tho building to remain open and loft to tho . destruction of Vandals. Ashland Tidings. ' 'All kinds Of ' rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, Phone 108 711 East Milin. Duplicating sale books for sale at . this office. tf Don't miss tho Elliott family br- chestrn, at St. Mark's Parish Itouso, Thursday evonlng at 8 o'clock. Come and holp roduco debt on, tho ' now church building. 225 K. Li, jKing, superintendent of thn , pouinurn i-urinc cumiumy, iiuttm-u through tho city this morning in his prlvato car, which was attachod to train 18, on his way south. '. ThnoSnphlcal locturo at, office of Dr. 11. V. Coleman, Medford llldg., Dec. 14, at 8 p. m. Tho mystery of sound and spoech, by Dr." Nina K. Pickott of Los Angeles, freo. Public cordially invited. ' - 228 " Highest grade Utah and Wyoming coal, absolutely free from slack and , dust, Hansen Coal Co., 14 South Fir. . Phone-23 a. ( ,.- Toys Jap Art Store Toys. tf Out of .town Oregonians tomporar '"lly In the city Include Mr. and Mrs. "Fred Max, R. II.. Townes and J. E. Callahan of Portland, E. C. Bran , berry of Albany, N. S, Pago and fam ily of Salenii C. P. Puto of Hood t River, H. D. Roberts of Ijikevlow, and R. Boylan and R. C. lnlaysbn of '.Eugene. ' " ''. ' ' ' if .'. Yoti can gut It at DeVoe's. tf Buy your shingles and roofing at Wallace Woods' 'Lumber Tard. -Ill . t!. Main stroot. Phone 108. ; tf , Peppy ' muslo at J'vlllo Frl. nite. Lyrlo orch. " ' " ' ' 227 Mrs. Don Newbury returned to her teaching duties In tho high school J'thiB morning after an absenco of sov t 'eriirdayn1 caused by Illness." ' ' ''vlllUe and white luhctt' oloths on sale. 4848, '6'o; 0x60, f 1.1); 70x70, ,i:'48. Jap" Art Store.'' " lf '' Conn aaxaphones. Root Music Co. tts ' Grape vines!. Home-grown Tokay, 'Malaga, Muscat, 'Emperor, Thompson .Heedless, guaranteed. 1 Walnuts, fa mous Kranquette, selected stock, 81.00 up to t 2. 26, 6 to 10 ft. trees. 227 "' Joseph Oinot ait Jacksonville was transacting business In Medford to day. f ' " 4 ' ' ,.. ;P. F. ,0080 at .Riverside Garage , specializes' on .lathe work and on ro condltlorilng motor by tho most Im 'pro'c(! methods. See him about those 'special Jobs. . tf At Deuel's Hemstitching 8a. tf c - Waffles and coffee served nil ofay nt (TRlent's. Try it. '' ' 230 1 DON'T FAIL to place that standing order for Raisin Bread ' each Wednesday. Bak ed by Fluhrer with deli-; clous Sun Maid Raisins.' A delicious bread treat ; ' that is most healthful for children. fv Had Your Iron Today?, At Any Qrocer horticulture, re-elected to tho board of trustees, and B, W, Johnson and Senator CharleB L. McNary, trustees, A merry Xmas with a Ford car. . . 1 ' 233' Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf1 . You get the best waffles and coffee In Medford at , Talent's ' new lunch room. No. 8 South Central. 230 A son weighing 9 4 pounds was born at about '2-a. m. today to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Williams at the home of Mrs. Williams' parents. Unity literature teaches people how to be well, prosperous and efficient, Free distribution. 810 8. Riverside, tf . Mlcolll art violins. . Root Muelo Co . -. . ... .,- . jjj8 If you want to starve ''that's your business"; if you want something to eat ''that's our business." Talent s, No. 8 South Central. 230 R. A. Booth of Eugene Is In Port land perfecting arrangements for :the dedication of his statue, "The Circuit Rider," which will be set up on tho state capltol grounds In February. ' Travel home for Xmas in a new Ford. . 233" Grafted Franquette walnut trees. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. ,-' V '..;., '..; tf Tho food nt Talent's new lunch room Is different try . It once, you can't lose,- - , 280 ' Generally fair weather Is, the pre diction for Thursday. There was only two degrees difference between the maximum of yestorday, 84, and the minimum of today, 32, and up to 8 a. m. today .03 of an Inch of rain had fallen here during the previous 24 hours. " ' ' ' ' ' Specially reduced prices on all automotive accessories for Xmas presonts. The llusy Corner Motor Co. . 234 Get soft paper school tablets at thl. office. tf Eat your breakfaBt at Talent's new lunch room. Number 8 South Contral. Phone 66. 230 H. L. Cox Is a visitor In the city from Butte Falls, who arrlvod yester day. ' ' ' Licenses paid for balance of 1023 free on any new car purchased from us thlB month. This pormltB Xmas delivery at no extra cost to you. The Busy Corner Motor Co. 284 HonuHltchlhg So per yard at Style crnft, opposite Rlalto theatre. tf St. Ann's Altar society will hold a food sale at the Public Market on Saturday morning. 227 Mrs. L. A. Stivors and Miss Alice ChocsbroliBh nr shopping visitor In tho city from Yreka, Calif., who ar rlvod hero this morning nnd uro stop ping at tho Hototf Medford. ' 1 " Trado nt home and bank the differ ence. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf . Two wind-up automobiles with gar- nge 9 Bo. Jan Art Store. tf Comblno Christmas Bhopplng nnd a pleasant afternoon at tho Prosbytor lan bawiar tomorrow. Also turkey dinner at 6:30. 226 Cliireiu'e Pnnkey, formerly connect ed with tho Denny Fruit company ar rived In tho olty from Lindsay, Calif., to act as wltnossos in a trial In circuit court. ' ' " Fifty different slippers, leather and felt, all colors nnd sizes, about 20 per cent cheaper than, last year. Jap Art Store. tf Toy oloctrlo trains 4.86 and up. Jap Art Store. tf Yea, wo have some of those dainty littlo warm Jackets for baby. Fresby torlnn Bazaar tomorrow . aftornoon. i . 226 The Oregon state board of health will hold Its twentieth ' anniversary meeting In Portland Friday, with morning and afternoon sessions srhodulod to be hold In the board offices, Xmas cheer for the whole year. Buy a r oru. 23d Xmas gifts are all In Japanese Art Store. -. ' tf Make yourself and the whole family happy'wlth a reconditioned motor for the car; We have complete equipment and have seourod the Rervlces of an A-l flfat class mechanic. KlverBlde Garage. . 230" Dan Herring, deputy Intornal rev enue collector, arrived back In the city last night from Klamath Falls, and Fred Colvlg, also deputy Internal revenue colloqtoq, will remain on duty in that sontloh until about Dec. 20 Knndkorchlefs. guest towels, fancy nprons. etc., for Xmas gifts In the floral dept. of Monarch Seed Co. 228 There's a busy Business College in Medford. OWN. ' - ' " '. Fifteen piece china tea set 12.05. Jap Art Store. . ...... tf Dr. O. A. Gitsen has beon 111 and confined to his home for the past two weeks. ' Clotrao tractor for. salo at a bar gain. Call 403-R-l. W. V. Bttrnum. 280 I havo several Vlctrolas with records taken In exchange for new nrUnswtcks that can be bought cheap. See Launspach at Weoks & Orr. Phone 227. ' tf 32x8 Vi cords, 816; 33x4 cords M7.60. Exchange Tire Co.. 28 ' 'N. Riverside, Medford, Oregon. 134 Mr. and Mrs. William 8. Clarkson of Chicago 'have arrived In Medford to visit Mr. Clarkson'a brother-in-law. Alex ' Amundsen of Talent. ' Mr. Clarkson may purchase a placo and sottle In this part of tho country. . H orr silk sale Jap Aft Storo. tf We have good values In used oars: Patton A Robinson. Ino. ' ' ' tf 600 boxes Spltzonburg. . Jonathan. Newtown, Missouri Pippin,' Albemarle Pippin and Wlnesaps on salo at Med ford Fish Co. storo, 25,' 60, 78 cents a box. If no ntoney n box free. Grape Juice .7S cents a gallon". We deliver. V. B. Smith, Phone 363. 226 Just llko the peon pants ran riot last year among the boys of high school age. the bobbed hair craze this year Is laying Its hold on the high sohool girls. , Monday at the school one girl, who ran qualify almost any where as a harbor, had a private ses sion with about 15 of her schoolmates and as u result the "bobs havo it" at the loral school. They do say, how over. hat a number of tho girls went to the. city shops f or v the finishing touches.: Grants Pass Courier, Vonilliin and Oenutt records. Root Muilo fn. i , JI5 Clean cotton rare wantod at the Mull Tribune, office. Humid OrnoriJ of Portland, who has been In the city for several days attending to business for tho National City company, will leave this evening for Grants Pass, from where he will return to Portland. : , Sheet music, hot from the press. Root Music Co. 226 Telephone 341-R-3 for reservations for breakfast or dlnnor for yourself and guests. The Blue Flower Lodge, Phoenix, Ore. ... 227 For Xmas cheer, buy a Ford, useful all year. . . . . 233 Colonel Gordon Voorhles returned this morning from a visit at Portland. Sneak thieves and burglars aro rob bing Medford homes. . Yours may bo next, f We can protect you "with" a burglar policy.' $1100 for $1000 Insur ance., Brown 4V White Agency. "Phone 130. . - ' "' ;- "- 230 8ppt lights 'bought this month 'at Electric Shop Installod free, v 240 Redden & Canaday write bonds and Insurance. ' Phone 720. c tf' WHllam II. Felgonson of Portland, contractor who built the new city reservoir, Is In the city at the Hotel Holland "for a few days on buslnesa; Selllng out new phonographs and records all kinds half price. Gold Ray Realty Co. '::' ' ' h " .Buy a Ford a family Xmas Tres-onp- -. ...-. .- 233 Carnival dance at Jackson- Hot Springs. Something newi "You'll be surprised. Good music. Dancing until 2 a.:m. Thursday, Dec. 13th. 226 Senator McNary has written to the manager of the Hood River Apple Growers association to the effort that stored apples may be utilized as 'se curity for loans with Intermediate credit banks. .t '.' ' ' - : ' ( , The best' hemstitching In 'Medford, 8c per yard. Miss 'Lounsbury, The Vanity Shop. ':- : 286 Pi F.'Closo at Riverside Oarage spealalizes on lathe work and on re conditioning motors by the most im proved mothods. 8ee him about thoso special Jobs. - tf The first carnival dance ever held In Jackson county.. Something new, roppy music at Jackson Hot Springs Thursday, Deo. 13thJ '226 The baby son of Mr. and Mrs. Oedrge A. Mansfield, who underwent an emergency-operation for appendi citis some tlmo ago, Is now convalesc ing, and was removed from ' the Sacred" Heart hospital last Monday Jo the Purucker Maternity Home. Dur ing the child's critical illness Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield have beori living at the Hotel Modfbrd. Mrs. Mansfield went to their home near Prospect today to remain until noxt Monday br Tuesday. Bargofna In used pianos; have six on the floor; prices from $150 to $250. See Launspach at Weeks & Orr. Phone 227.: '" ' tf Eventually a genuine Vlctrola why not now? Palmer Piano House. , ,. ... . ... . . t. A Ford for Xmas; something they will all enjoy. 233 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hay' returned today from Cnlco, Calif., whoro they have been for tho past year. Mr.;Ray was with the Diamond' Match com pany thcro and will enter the Ray Realty company business with ; his father while In Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Ray havo taken an apartment at tho Hotel Holland. 280 acroB, Williams crook,- 150 In cultivation, good buildings, level, foncod, water right. $9600, easy term's. 660 acres 6 miles Eagle Point, 1 mile from Crnter Lake highway, V4 mile to school, springs,' outrange, ' $12,000, easy torms, 10 per cent discount for Vi cash. Six residonco lots In West Seattle residence district. Lomon grove noar San Diego. Fruit ranch near Sobostapol, Calif. 40 acres alfal fa land noar Contral Point, Timber land near Medford. AppleB, pears, horses, wagons, etc. If I don't adver tise what you want ask for It. J. B. King, "Who ' advertises everything." BO 451. r ' 227 Bring your friction top tin cans to Warner, Wortman & Gore. 225 Special sale on Ford accessories. Grease, oil and piston rings. The Busy Corner Motor Co. tf Mr. and Mrs. Chandler ,Egan are' loavlng In tho noar future for Los Angeles by motor,' from thoro thoy wilt go' by train to Chicago. ' j Radiator covers, felt fined. Medford Auto Top Co., North Grape. 284 Buy your Xmas Ford now, A whole year to pay. - - - 283 Radiator covers for Xmas. Medford Auto Top Co., North Grape. 234 " Captain R. Uoylan of Camp Lewis, and'Who has charge of the rocruttlng station at Eugene Is In 'town fur few days. ' ' - Bring your friction top tin cans to Warner. Wortman Oorer -i 226 Blng cherry trees, the finest ever, Eden Valley Nurcery. Phono 680-J-2. -. - ..- Among MtijutirntTH lu the city from distant point are Mi-, and Jlt'H. Hoy M. Cubbin and son of Caldwell, Idaho, J. H. Gardner, .Jr., of Colorado Springs, Colorado.. II. Levin of Cleve land. Ohio, E. W. iiitl'.yles of Los Angeles. Georgo Weinbaum. of New York -City, 8. C. Allen of-Seattlo nnd E. H. Frazer of Taconia. - j . We will loan you money to build or buy Holmes tho Insum'hce Man. ' Got mamma and walking doll free by buying season ticket. $3.50 doll free for $20 ticket, and $1.50 doll froo for $10 ticket. Thoso season tickets aro good for everything In Jap Art Storo before Jan. 1st. It)i4. tf '. Hamburger sandwiches at DoVoe's. A. S. Rosenlmuni. H. S. Smith and William J. Warner were jiresent ut' the charter presentation to tho K-1 wants club at Ashland .last evening, t j " All'-the new Ohi-lsthi'as novelties 'at Sinclair's Gift Shop, 22S '' I am now booking orCfers for Clear- ' tone Radio sets, for Xmas dollvory. Get' your order In early. 'Nine beauti ful models to choose from. $40 and up. Mlnklcr, 403 Liberty Bldg. 233 ' Read the article In the December American about cnrelesa wrapping bf parcel post packages. Thon 'bring your 'packages to this office for pro per wrapping. tf ' Lee "p;; Brown, forest examiner, left for'Chlcago Tuesday to spend Christ mas With his family who reside in that cy. ' ' Genuine BoBch Magneto parts and repairs. . Eloctrio Shop, Eighth and Bartlett.' ...... tf "Buy your screen doors at Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard, 711 E. Main. Phone 108. . tf ' Our only business is Insurance," but we 'cover every known kind of risk. R. A. Holmes, "The Insurance Man." .- -. tf Mrs. Trowbrldgo wishes to correct the statements appearing in tho Port land papers that Raymond Trow bridge, her son, was killed in Califor nia. Mrs.' Trowbrldgo has had tho body identified and pays it is not' hoe son dead but a Raymond Trowbrldgo of Indiana. ' ' . ' Sinclair's gift show Is nbw complete with the latest novelties for Christmas .. . . 228. ' Pongee 'on sale: $1.50 grade now 98c; $1.26 grade now 8Sc; $1.00 grade now 78c. Japanese Art Store. tf Watch for the pink sheet, tho Med ford Exchange's furniture gift list at your doorstep. 228 Mrs." L; L. 'Norrls, formerly of Greensburg, ' Indiana has been called homo suddenly to bo nt tho bedsido of her mother who is very ill. Set of wind-up train with tracks. 76c and up. Jap Art Storo. tf ' Yakima Netted Gem potatoos at Watkins Feed Store, Phone 269. If you want r comiact your fat steers and cows for January and Feb ruary, sco Doc Stevens at tho Nash Hotel. ' ...' , 22S Ooorgo Hilton, Jr., ' federal land bank appraiser) lu this district arrived borne yesterday from eastern Oregon, In which section he had been on duty for some tlmo. and loft today for Klnmalh Fulls and vicinity. Mr. Hilton will work In and out from this section until after Christmas. Export Income Tax help. BAB COUcRO Rldg.; Phono .259-11..,, 251, ' You can get kremmel Bros, famous Hea-tth T!re:td- 1?'eVor''V"" '' PAGE Saturday -'Matinee 'and J ' ' Night - ' i . .' ' ' Dec. 15" 1 - ' The Raymond Trowbridge who ivn? one of two young men reported Mil-.1 in an auto accident near Olendale, Calif., was not the former Medford man of the same name and son of Mrs. Benjamin Trowbridge. The simi larity In names and the fact that he Uvea In California caused much anxi ety to- Mrs. Trowbridge and - other relatives here for a time. However, investigation soon brought relief from this uncertainty and worry. Exchange your old furnlturo or stoves for new gifts at the Medford Exchange. ' , , . , 228 Plant now, why wait until Bpring? Eden Valley Nursery. Phono C80-J-2. .... t(. Palmer's Studio now mnking por traits, also a nlco assortment of Crnter Lake -pictures, hand colored In oils,' for 'Christmas presonts, ton Sixth street bpposttd M; V My Storo1. " tf Mr. and Mrs. P. AV'StconstrUp and daughter 1 Miss .Virginia 'Stcenstrup, former residents of Medford and Jacksonville, who are enrouto by auto from a visit at Portland to San Fran Cisco, arrived in' the city last evening and continued on their Journey south this morning,,. ' t Lofland sells Ellington and Baldwin pianos. Phone 470-R. 228 Ellington and Baldwin planoB aro guaranteed. Lofland. Phono 470-R. -.'., . .. , .. ..' . ...... : . 228 - Now and rebuilt- tires, ' guaranteed vulcanizing. - Prices right. Exchange Tiro Co., 28 N. Riverside Medford, Qr. " ','' U -.' 234 MakefR-a furniture Christmas this year. . Presents for tho whole family. Select from tha Medford Exchange list. 228 The Hand-Yokel wrestling match at Cottage Grove scheduled for last night will be hold tonight according to wire reports received by the Mail Tribune from Cottage Grove today. Look! Xmas tires, 30x3 tires $7.50: 30x3 Vi tires $8.60. Exchange Tire Co. 28 N. Riverside, Medford. Ore. 234 ' New parts for all cars and trucks, Llttrell ,& Jennings- Parts Co., 110 North Front.".' ' tf We carry nothing In coal but the best' guaranteed Otah" OrM'Wyomlng. Our prices on all fuel we handle are always the lowest", considering qual ity. Valley Fuel Co. tf A suit has I n filed against the Grants Pass Irrigation District, tin Rogue River Valley Canal company nnd James McDougnl for damages amounting to $.1000 by Mrs. Elizabeth J. B. Adams. In the complaint, Mrs. Adams states that her homo known as Locust Hill, three miles southwest of Grants Pass on the Pacific highway was damaged by blasting on the Irri gation canal, construction of which is being done by the Rogue River Valley Canal -company. ' Sho sets forth at length tho facts that stones made huge holes in the roof, the Interior of tho house was ruined, crops were ruined and that she suffered personal Injury and that doctor's bills were necessary. She places tho damage to tho house and premises at $2230 and tjie damage to her health at $710. Doctor's bills amounted to $40. 0 rants-Fan Courier " ' Buy Xmas gifts, deposit 25 percent, we will Bavo It for you. Jap Art Storo. tf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Work, nursing preferred. , Mrs. Stark, 23 Crater Lake Ave.. Medford. ' i 2Jo Who pays the agent, you or the, other fellow? Eden Valley: Nursery. Phono 6SU-J-2. ' tf Crope paper 6c rolL DoVoe's.'-. EVERT KNOWN FORM OF i INSURANCE AND , ' .BONDS R. A. HOLMES "THE INSURANCE MAN" JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILPUNd SINCE 1909 .'".' a Handicraft ;Sho oooockxxxjooocooooooooooooc THE ELLIOTT ORCHESTRA Canada's Famous Musical Family of - 8 ARTISTS ?-.:. AVill Appear at the . , , .,' ... ' F. & E. THEATRE, Central Point In Full Program TONIGHT ?.; ' Admission: ' Adults 50c Children ,25c Including Tax ' '"i.-V.'r",J!'2U . .Qver 75 per cent ol personal iccidents happen In the winter. Over 75 per cent happen at hqme-slips, sprains, .falls, eto. Competition has been keen be tween Accident Insurance Com panies and many new features have been added for your. bene Let us show you the latest forms and rates. v . McCurdy-Daniels Insurance Agency, Inc. Medford National Bank Building Phone' J-? ? Mat.: ooe, $1.10, $1.65 . Niohts: - 55c, .$1.10, $1.65., ' (2.20. , Seats en Sale To- j : morrow Noon. v " "Kid, if it's rough stuff she wants, why don't you show; her how a hard-boiled egg goes for breakfast?" As Spike McNab says, "There's many a Mary' with a Little Lamb ' who wants a Roaring Lion." NEW SHOW TODAY Hie tornado of "The Ilottcn- .f - ;ot". in his latest laff cyclone IDOUGLAS MagLEAN : h . .. in ... . - "A MAN OF ACTION" ' - . ,. i ' ... ,. .... .. - - with MARGUERITE De LaMOTTE and RAYMOND H ATTON Young ' Bruce- McAllister is .tame as a trained seal-and she wants a' "Man of Action!" So, with a tip from Spike, he ' becomes one ! Sh Sh! Sh! CROOKS ARE HERE 1 There's ."Mix-Up Mulligan," '.'Lone some Lizzie," tlie Bowery Blossom' "Arsenic Pete," '"Blonde Bessie," 'all led by "The Chicago Kid" otherwise known as Bruce MacAl lister. and imagine ' v - --. . . : THEY PICKED py T HIS OWN HOUSE FOU HIM TO ROB ! -' Then the fun starts! ' "'" W A LARRY SEMON The Funny Man -' ii --' ' ' ' ' '' ' . . .; . : . : , .. in "THE BARNYARD'! . , , ... . . i ., - - '. ''': - A riot jnf hilarity loiidod with laughs PATHE NEWS, Weekly "BETTY," Wonder Organist A Coming Sunday "CHILDREN OP DUST" iim j ' "A Coupon Book will bring Pleasure" Ask" the Cashier.' ' -1 V i ,5- ?,,;..:v;i:i ' ' ' - ' .
