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MEDFORD MATT: TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON", MONDAY, JANUARY' 21. 1924
Tocal and
Jz-J Personal
Tho coldest tempernluro of the
present cold wave, 17.5 nhove, which
, wa.fr reached early this morning, fol
J lowing a maximum of 52 yesterday,
. 'waa warmer than tho lowest tempera
ture reached during tho cold snap
early this month, when on January 2
thtret waa a minimum of 13. (V. The
minimum tempemturcH of Sunday
and Saturday mornlnifs was 1U above
Oh' each day. The weather be;nn
moderating this afternoon, and it
Krew cloudy.
Buy your screen doors at Wallace
woods' Lumber Yard, 711 B. Main.
Phono 108. tf
- Duplicating sale books for sale at
this office. tf
The Craters' recular semi-monthly
banquet will ' bo held tills evenliiK 'n
the Dlnty Mohr bumiuet room of tho
Hotel Medford. This promiHcs to he
an unusual eruption, and a full mem
. bership attendance Js expected. "
It will pay you to climb my stairway.-
$50 suits values ono week only
at $42.50. Klein tho Tailor. Upstairs.
2f.7
Vill,take two pntwengers. southern1
', rialifornia,' share expenses. Call 0 W.
. Jackson Btreot. 258
' An Invitation was received by Cuiiip
Colonel 8argont, United Hpanlsh War
,. Veterans, from Camp Oeo. Htarmer of
Ilosoburf?, Ore, to meet at Jtosebur
.for a reunion and baniiuet Saturday
evening, January 26th at which time
.''Governor Walter Pierce will bo pres
ent. Any member of Cump Colonel
' Sargent will be furnished transport!!--
i tlon by auto which will leave Medford
, nt'ooon next Saturday. Advise either
. Colonel W. H. i'alno or J. J. Uuchtor
of Medford, so that sufficient trans-
portatlon can bo arranged for.
I Minkler's Radio Shop now located
In the new Palm llldg., Main and Fir
, streets. 86"
If you have a house for rent., or
wish to rent one, or borrow money on
' real estate, phone 120-J, O. M. Cornl
tius, 1st National Iiank lildg. 260
Vi William Isaacs drove an auto party
'to . AtcCloud yesterday aftornoon.
There Jwas snow on the ground, but
tho Koine was good.
' Dr. Ilalstoad Is Blvlnfif ton combined
drugless treatments for $12. GO next 30
flays. - , 260
Call In at The Vanity Shop and see
the very newest -things in hats and
dresses. . 261
Although the outlook Is for a large
delegation from Modford and vicinity
In attendance at the economical con
ference at the O. A. C beginning
Wednesday and lasting thru Saturduy
the identity of the personnel is not
suro. The delegation will leave by
nutos tomorrow forenoon. Among tho
Ashlnnd men who will attend are J.
W. McCoy, cashier of the First Na
tional bank of that city: Kalph Bill
ings a leading dairyman; A. C. Joy.
ono of the progressive farmers und
stockmen; nnd Fred C. Homes and
J, II. Fuller as representatives of the
Ashland chamber of commerce.
Buy your shingles and roofing at
Wallnco "Woods' Lumber Yard. 711
IS, Main street. Phono 108. tf
Crepe paper 6c roil. DoVoo's.
' Captain A. E. llurghduff, state
game warden, arrived In tho city Sun
day for a several days visit hero and
' In tho vicinity, during which ho will
look after fish screen and other mat
ters portaining to his offlco, and ro
new many friendships and acquain
tances. Ho Is stopping at ,tho llotel
Medford. '
Itadlo sets, parts and accessories at
Mlnklor's new storo, Palm lildg., Main
and Fir streets. 200
HporJiil, 20 lbs. choice dried prunes
for $1.00 at Wurncr, Wortman
Gore. MS
Fred Zj. Chnmplln who was a week
end vlBltor from Foots creek planned
to return homo somo tlmo today.
This office has Inventory blanks,
rulod and punchod, suitable for all
classes of Inventory. tf
Olnghams that the sun or washing
will not fado, at popular prices.
Handicraft Shop. 2H9
Tho regular meeting of tho Amor
loan Legion post auxiliary will bo hold
ot tho Armory Tuesday ovenlng. Tho
attention of mom bom Is called to the
fact that dues are now payable.
The newest In radio equipment
headquarters tor Super Helrodyno,
Neutrodyno, Keflex and Hadlo Fre
quency sets and parts. Mlnkler, In
the new l'alm llldg.- 260
Hear far as well as near, with a
Cloartono radio. Mlnklor's, in 'the
now- Palm llldg. 200
C. E. dates, enroute homo from
Portland where ho has been Hpemtlng
several days, stopped off at Kugeno
today where tonight he will bo tho
principal Bpeaker of tho bnnquet nnd
entertainment of tho Kiwnnls club of
that city ot tho Osburn hotel In honor
of the ninth anniversary of the found
ing of tho Klwanls organization.
Everfnst sateens In all tho beautiful
hades for lingerie and gowns. Your
money baok It they fado by any tost.
Handicraft Shop. W
Weather Strip shuts out tho cold
from around, doors and windows.
Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines
Lumber Co. f
Do
you "buy bread for its
! food value 1 ".
'Then
why not get tho most for
your money by domiuul
ing Milk Bread which
contains all the food
value of other breads
with the added heat en
ergy of 100 whole
' milk.
Baked only by
FLUHRER,
Baker of Reputation.
At Any Grocer
Out of town OrcRonians who spent
Sunday and part of today in the city
include Mm. Kred Mitchell of Turner.
Mm. V. K. Ott of KoHel,ui'. and "the
following from Portland: Mr. uud
Mrs. C. 10. Jx-nt. Dorothy Katheryn
Dent, Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Hurko. Mr.
and Mrs. It. L. Hughes. C. It. lioard
miin, (!uy M. HarrlH, H. Ij. Kerry, K.
D. KUtll, John M. KroK, H. C. JJaehun
ana tr. j. wnutiCAay.
Weather Strip shuts out the cold
from around doors and windows.
Cheap .and easily applied. Bis; Fines
Lumber Co. tf
All kindH of rough and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108.
711 Kant Main.
Tho Women's Uihlo class of tho
Presbyterian church will hold Us reg
ular monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. K. I Lawrence. D13 H. Newtown
street Wednesday afternoon.
Tho new colors In linen for lunch
eon sets, and covers for Mah-JongK
tables. Ihimllcraft Shop. 2b'J
Sea tho Vanity Shop windows for
tho season's newest models In hats
and dwsses. Tho Vanity Hhop, Main
at Uartlett. 261
Mrs. A. n. Kincald, mother of Miss
Bern i to Kincald, well known hlfjh
school girl. Is confined at tho Dow
hospital In Medford. A major opera
tion was performed on Mrs. Kincald
a few days ago and her condition is
said to ho Ki'ftvo. Ashland Tidings.
Coul brlquotiBs. Clean and econom
ical. Kxclii'ilve dealers, Hanson Coal
Co. Phono 239. tf
Jlomstitchliitf 8c per yard at Stylo
craft, opposite Hlalto theatre tf
At 4 p. m. Saturday at tho homo of
tho officiating minister, Hev.
Lawrence, No. 613 South Newtown
Hireui, jtiaggit ivuruiv anu jiuiuru
Nestor, both of Medford, wero unltod-
in marriage. Mr. Nestor Is an cm
ploye of the Hollywood orchard where
the rewly weds will make their home,
Hf e tho new mah-Jongg dress In the
window at The Vanity Shop. 261
We have good values In used cars.
Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf
Volney Dixon of tho Caddis & Dixon
company, has left for Pittsburg, Pa.,
to attend to business with tho 1'age
Wire Fence company whose factory is
in that city.
Evorfast linens and suitings In new
shades for spring dressos. Reason
ably priced. Handicraft Shop. 259
We carry nothing In coal but the
ost guaranteed Utah or Wyoming.
Our prices vn nil fuel wo handlo nre
Always the lowest, considering qual
ity. Valloy Kuol Co. tf
William Rogers recently motored to
Portland to visit relatives there for a
short time.
Boiling out new phonographs and
records all kinds half price. Gold Ray
Realty Co. Open evenings.
You can got Kremmel Bros, famous
Health Bread at DeVoo's.
Loa Angelas motion picture Inter
ests aro negotiating for the purchase,
of tho DeMartln 3000-acro ranch
south of Cirnnts Pass. If tho deal
goes through a $1, GOO. 000 studio will
bo established on the site. Portland
Journal.
(Jet your magazines at DoVoo's.
Special chlckon dinner at Weasku
nn on the highway at Savage Rapids
dam every day, any hour. Dates open
up to April 1st for dlnner-danco
parties. t 257 ;
Frank Uuehler has taken a position
as bookkeeper In tho Medford Nation- i
al bank. ' '
Mako tho baby comfortable nnd
happy by UHing tho Vanta garments.
Handicraft Shop. t 2G9
Aberdeen Utah coal.. Utah's best.
Hanson Coal Co. Phono lift. tf
Tho board of directors , of
Greater Medford club met nt a
cred dhih luncheon at tho homo of
Mrn, Louis U I rich bu Minnesota
avenue today.
Try our wet wash on your next
wash day. 15 pounds for 75c. You
can't do it nt homo for this amount.
Medford Domestic laundry. Personal
Domestic Service. Phono 166. tf
Unity literature teacties peoplo how
to bo wo'.l, prosperous and efficient.
Freo" distribution. 106 South Ivy. tf
Tho fine sunshiny weather of yes-
of
M r. and M rs. D. X. Ho va by
Dover, Ida., Mrs. Rob Schafcr
Kanta Rosa. Calif., M. M. McVay
Crescent City, Calif,, R. H. Reck
Scuttle and Hurry Kohel were unions
the out of the stale visitors who n
Sunday in this city.
Our only business Is Insurance, bu
wo cover every known kind of risk.
R. A. Holmes, "The Insurance Man.'
tf
Wanted 15 year old boy, going to
high school, wants to work for board
and room. Cull 456 Red Cross. 257
Tho costumes from Goldsteins,
well known costumers of Han Fran
cisco, that nre to be rented for the'
masouerade ball which Is to take
place Wednesday night at tho Nutu-
torlum, have arrived and plans are go.
lug forward for muking tho party
big success.
Fuller brushes. Phono O. B. Arnest
3r,-R. See ad In phono directory. 25
Medford Auto Painting, 29 South
Front St., phono 934, resklonco phone
1 04 S-V, an up to date paint shop, the
best equipped auto paint shop in
southern Oregon. We guarantee all
our work. Tops dressed any shade
Agents for Kelly Springfield tires.
Crystallite auto polish, tho only polish
that will protect your varnish. Call
und see our work; It is our best ad
vert I Hum cut. E. O. Hradloy, prop. 260
George Shrive of Seattle is in Med
ford for a few days attending to busi
ness.
Hamburger sandwiches at DeVoe'e
Tho Rutto Falls and Applegate high'
school teams played a game, at Apple
gato Saturday evening. Rutto Falls
won 17-11. Tho girls of the Apple
gato school won 11-8 In their game
which was played us a preliminary to
tho boys game.
Milk and cream at DoVoe'a. tf1
George Gates arrived home last
Saturday from a business visit In
Portland, during which tlmo his wife
visited her parents, Mr. und Mrs. P.
El. Herman, at Grants Pass.
We will loan you money to build or
buy Holmes the Insurance Man. 1
The regular practice of the Amor
lean Legion post basket ball team will
take place at the Armory Tuesday
night at 7:30
We want to call the attention of the
business men to tho fact that we sell
all kinds of binders and looae leaf
ledgers that solicitors sell, and they
cost you no more. We also print all
kinds of bills and loose leaf ledger
sheets for binders, Why not patron
izo home. 260
J. J. Skinner suffered a badly
burned hand last evening when fixing
transformer in the sub-station of
tho California Oregon Power com
pany, just after tho lights went out.
The first unit of the, Presbyterian
church building program, a social
service hall, will bo constructed on tho
church property on North Sixth street
Just above the Bungalow hotel. This
action was decided upon Thursday
night nt the annual church meeting
and $4250 was subscribed toward the
project at this Initial meeting. Tho
building will be, so designed that it
will becomo a part of the building
which the church hopes to be able to
construct within the next few years.
Grants Pass Courier-
A. S. "Rosenbaum droyo to Grants
Pans this morning to meet j;.: P. Or- t
mandy and R. W. Price of Portland
and eatfort them to this 'City. '
The road- over tho Siskiyou Is In
very good condition in spite ,af six
inches pf ,sn,ow at the summit, . .
The lnights of Columbus aro ar
ranging a dance: for" next Friday even
ing at the small hull In the Nutator-
tho;ium for the benefit of Tropp I of tho
cov- Boy Scouts. Alford's orchestra is to
play.
First place for the highest average
nttendance
tho 2Ci
Guard dur
awarded to company K, IGL'd infantry '
Tillamook.
M. G. Mordoff nnd W. J. Jones
were among the Medford week end
visitors In Portland.
Tho regular meeting of tho high
school P. T. A. will bo held Thursday
DELROY GETGHELL
TALKS THRIFT 10
Former Ashland Man.
Sued for Divorce
By His Second Wife
The feature of tlio Klwania meet
Ins tx'duy was a Hhort. interestlns talk
oi: 'Thrift.'' by Delroy OaU'bell, preh-
Idint of tho Farmers ;& Fruitgrowers
bank, this bolns thrift week. Mr.
(letchell Hays thrift onslHts of real
tavliiic and then properly applying the
savings. Hn calli'd attention of the
thrift of such nations aH France, Eng
land nnd tho United States, as com
pared with tho greed for power and
domain of Kome anil fiermany and the
natural results that followed each.
Mr. Gotcbell said: "Money Is the
Kreatest Invention in the world pro
vided It bus the proper stability and
Is rightfully used," but said he did not
believe in money worship and that
lie would rather w.rlto ono poem that
would Inspire people to nobler and
better lives ' than to possess the
wealth of nations."
He closed by calling attention to the
wonderful climate and scenic advan
tages of the Rogue' River valley, but
said If Medford people do not show
proper thrift In securing a new high
school and better and moro water to
go along with ether attractions they
cannot hope to become tho city of
prominence, beauty nnd wealth that
they should.
C. B. Barr told -jf his trip to Call
fornia and spoke ji' the electric signs
and other attractions of cities ulons
tlie 'highway.
Copt. A. Uurgbduff, state game war
den told of the work being done by the
game commission to preserve the
game and game fish of the streams
and lakes to keep up with the Increas
ing number of hunters and modern
methods used by them. He told of the
wonderful lucrease of flngcrling trout
being planted In tho streams of Ore
gon over what it was a few years ago
nnd said 10,000 game birds, principal
ly Chinese pheasants, wore released
this year where two years pgo only a
tow hundred ware released..
Nr. Hidden of Vancouver, Wash.,
told of the work of the Klwanls club
there witU. juveniles.
B. E. Harder called attention to a
young man 17 years of age wanting
a place in the city to do work for his
board and room,N.so he can continue
his work in the Medford hleh school.
Any one waoiting a boy is. requested
to' call Mr.. Harder or the Red Cross.
F;anpB.
THEATRE
Central Point;
.Marengo, Iowa, Jan. 19. Echoes of
a divorce suit brought by this first
wife seven years ago in Ashland, Or.,
were features here today in the sen
sational divorce action against Roy
Smith, partner in the Marengo Jewelry
company. Mrs. Smith the second, ac
cused Smith of extreme cruelty, Im
morality and failure to provide for
Her.' . ,
Smith underwent a cross-examination
by II. M. Havner, former attorney
general of Iowa, which developed the
facts in connection with Smith's mar
riage to Miss Hazel E. Hressler at
Oncal,' Neb., in April, 1908, and the de
cree of divorce obtained by her at
Ashland, Ore- In 1918. His wire Is su
ing for $10,000 permanent alimony
and custody of their child.
OBITUARY
disease of the heart was k'lven ns the
cause. Deceased was born in Whit-1
man county. Wash.. December 4, 1904.
Ad la yvurif. The family came to:
.lit'-k.mn county from (.'Iiu'UbIoii, Wn..;
hrst Xmvmli'-r. The father passed;
away in 1912. ll! leaves besides his i
mother, -Mrs. Bertha Evans, one hull j
brother and one half sister. Remains ;
are at the Coniior Funeral Parlors, j
and arrangements will be announced .
later.
EVERY KXOWJf FORM OP
INSURANCE
ANU BONDS
. E. A. HOLMES
"THE INSURANCE MAN"
RHONE 444 ' A
Ij JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILOINQ
IB
11. A. M.
Crater Lake Chapter 33
Special Convocation,, Tues
day, January 22, 7:30 p. m.
M. M. and P. M. Degree.
Visitors welcome.
A. F. NOTII, Rec'y.
ScottL-.li Kite
Special meeting Siskiyou
Lodge of Perfection. Mon
day, Jan. 21st, 7:30 p. m.
Work in 4th to 8th degrees.
Hy order of V. M. Paul II. Itynning,
Secretary.
SINCE 1909
30000
Hemstitching
at -
Handicraft Shop
oooooocooooooooooooooooooa
' HOLT Frederick Joseph Bolt, the
youngest son of Mr. nnd Mrs. John
Jiolt of Applegate, passed away at his
homo in Odd Hill at 8:50 p. in. -Saturday.
Death camo as a result of ty
phoid fever after an illness- of two
months.
Mr. ltolt was horn in Applegate
Juno 21. Is"!!. In 1911 he was mar
ried to Sophia Davis of Oold Hill, !
where they have since resided and j
where Mr. Jfolt had lived for 10 years!
prior to their marriage. He was n
mun of wide and favorabio acquain
tance, having spent all his life In
Jackson county.
-Besides his wlfer Mrs. Sophia Bolt,
ho leuves his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Bolt of Oold Mill, and twp sisters:
Ed Bolt of Pasadena, Cal.; Cieorge
Bolt of Marshfield; Mrs. Lucy McVay.
Crescent City and Sister, M. Leonella
of Seattle.
Funeral services will be held nt
Rock Point cemetery nt Oold Hill
Monday, January 21 nt 2:30, Hev.
I. J. Howtt of Medford ofrieintlnir.
Conger Funeral Parlors in charge of
arrangements. , , ,
NEW KIRK Edwin Charles New-
kirk pnssed away at 517 Heatty St.,
this city early this morning after on
Illness of nhont two years. Valvular
Attention! : :
The manngemont of the Oriental Gardens an
nounce the arrival of a huge assortment of cos
tumes from (lolstein of San Francisco. These cos
tumes will be available at the Natatorium and will
lie shown in the former National Guard room. Mrs.
tStevensV wardrolie expert, 'will help you select
your costume for the
Grand Masquerade
Ball
ORIENTAL GARDENS
Wednesday, January
SEELY V. HALL
THOMAS SWEM
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torday with its crisp atmosphere drew evening at tho high school building.
nany Mndforites on auto rides In both
directions on the Pacific highway.
Onnttlno Hosch Magneto parts and
repairs. . Eloctrlo Shop, Eighth and
Bartlatt. tff
Plenty of old papers for sale at thiB
office. . . tr
An address on tho llfo and achieve
ments ot Benjamin Franklin given by
U. 1J. Beekman. president of the Ore
gon chaptor, Hons ot tno American
Revolution, was tho outstanding rea-
turo of tho recant annual luncheon of
Multnomah chanter. Daughters ot the
American Kovolutlon. held at the
Hotel Portland In Portland. Mr,
Beekman, who is a student of Amer
ican history, gave mnny little known
facts of nn Intimate nnd indlcativo no.
turo on tho early life and tendencies
of this noted American,
Soe the new spring colors In the
Cortlcollt hose. Handicraft Shop. 269
Salesman: Fuller Brush Co. may
havo an opening soon. Phone 835-R.
J67
Porter J. Neff .drove to tho Rogue
F.Ik Resort on a business trip yester
day.
Weather Strip shuts out the cold
from' around doors and windows.
Clump and easily applied. Big Pines
Lumber Co. tr
Oct soft paper school tablets at this
offlc. tf
Mrs. Catherine Cole, Miss Orelehcn
Clemmons, Donald Korns and Steve
Wooden . ot Orants Pass wore the
guests of Miss Dorothea and Miss
Marion Hill Saturday evening. They
returned to Ornnts Pass Sunday nftcr
noon. Thero's a busy Business College
In Medford. OWN
At Deuel's Hemstitching to. tf'
Tho 1924 Orgnnn, University of
Oregon student year book, Is conduct
ing a campaign for subscriptions. Tho
goal Is 1600 copies. Tho Organa this
yoar will contain 480 pages.
Clean cotton rags wantod at the
Mail Tribune office. .
Wo fix any old thing. Liberty
Repair Shop.
Miss Orble Nntwlck, Miss Oeno
Cochrane, Kugeno Hoke, nnd Gilbert
Stewart spent Sunday motoring over
tho SIsklyous to California.
How do you build fires, without old
papora? Get them at 10c the bundle
at thiB offlco.
Yau can get It nt IleVoe'g. tr
Cant. H. A. Canadny was In Sled-
ford over tho week end nnd returned
to Roseburg Sunday evening.
An opportunity you don't wnnt to
ml"". "t't vnlue- oe week only nt
i-I.Ui'J. i.Klil the tailor. Upstairs.
237V
The program will bo announced later.
Refreshments will bo served.
The Screen
"niiiehennl's Hth Wife," Itlallo '
Gloria Hwanson proved a big attrac
tion nt the Rlalto theatre yesterday
when her latest vehicle, "Bluebeard's
8th Wife,", was shown.
Tho scones are laid in France, nnd
tho story is of a girl. Mona do Briac.
who marries nn American man of
wealth to save her family's fortunes
nnd who suhscquently Is the central
figure of many thrilling Incidents. The
picture Is filled with rapid-five action
and is wholly engrossing. Huntley
Oordon appears as lending man head
ing an excellent supporting cast.
"Bluebeard" brings Miss Swanson to
the screen In the finest part ot her
career a role especially suited to her
talents, it Is a Snm Wood production
of tho finest grndo, nnd will be shown
for tho last times tonight.
A good picture Is the film version of
Austin's Strong's successful stage play
"Three Wise Fools," which comes to
the Hialto theatro tomorrow for three
days. It has almost everything In It
that tho most Jaded fan could wish
for comedy, romance, reality, thrllU
and spectacular moments.
piaco tur inu nigiicst average I ej i laV-oat J uXalVA
nee at armory drills among ! Km VXT 1 j j
units of the( Oregon National : KJ ' W GQIlGSCltIV
luring 1923 was last Saturday El ; "
The Most Sensational
Picture of the Year!
Mrs. Wallace
Reid
, . in , . -
"Human
Wreckage"
A Powerful, Graphic Ex
P03o oi the drug evU
: ' ' i; -and ; 1
"Girls and Records"
Comedy , , , ;
25o and 50c
Don't Miss This , Show
Curd of Thanks
V'e wish w thank our friends nnd
neighbors for their klndneits und
sympathy during our bereavemont.
Also for tho many beautiful flowers.
MR. AND MRS. F. K. I.OOMIS.
MR. AND MRS. L.
MR. AND MRS. G
W. LOO MIS.
. M. LOO.MIS.
257
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST On streets of city, gold neck
lace. Phone 386-W. 25?
TO RENT Four room house, fur
nished or unfurnished. 22$ S,
Holly. Phono 612-R. 25S
WANTED Good fresh cow.
201-J.
Phono
2 59
FOR SALE 16 first-class milk cows;
kiso iiuti pound work, norse. huggy
nnd harness. M. Walsh. 1 mllo NK
of Medford on Crater Uike roud.
2S2
FOR SALE Puppies, nlredalrs. shen-
herds, terriers, bulls. Phone 6S1-R-1
Diarysnd
Date Books
for 1924 .
For office and personal
use.
Prices from
30c to $5.00
All sizes and bindings
MEDFORD BOOK STORE
TONIGHT LAST TIMES!
GLORIA SWANSON
in a snappy French comedy, "Bluebeard's Eighth Wife,"
filled with laughs, surprises, gorgeous boauty, drama and
real human Interest
BEGINS TOMORROW
' ;; ; MATINEE!
A BRILLIANT PICTTJRIZATION OP THE FAMOUS BROADWAY STAGE SUCCESS
RSALTO
No Advance
in Prices:
Adults 3C-c
Kiddles 10c
Logos 50o
A story that you wiir place among the filni3 you most en-joyed.-
It ha3 action, humor, power and charm. Cast in
cludes Claud Gillingwater, Eleanor Boardman, William
H. Crane, Alec Francis, John Sainpolis, Zasu Pitts, Cheigh
ton Hale, Raymond Hatton.
. PATHE "OWN V
, --v news &7x A L0T" '
- L : .' V i comedy 'gW.
" k; m$ . HI
Brand New
1924 Max weU Club Sedan
'
Latest Model Out
At Big Reduction 1
See Chas. Huggins at
Crater Lake Automotive Co.
Phone 202
123 South Front St.
Paige and Jewett Dealers