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PAGE TWO
ocal and
Personal
The members of the local fire" dc-1
Tmrtment tn full reiralia and with all
tho fire flBhtlnR apparatus, as well as
most of the eouncilmen nnd the mayor,
O. O. Alendurfer, assembled on the
Southern Pacific grouiidB by tho sta
tion this forenoon at 10:30 o'clock, and
proceeded to pose while John Palmer
took, their pictures. No one was In
jured. Valley Hide & Sunk Co. will buy
all your old rags and junk. Call 1170,
Valley Hide & Junk Co., 221 No. Fir
trect. " ' ' 81
Girls try (iur InvlRoratlon shampoo
at Bowman & narbcr's Beauty Shoppe,
12 South Centrnl. Phone 862. 32
"Mrs. Alice Saritont has been very
seriously ill, but, we arc pleased to
report, she is recovering nicely," says
the Jacksonville Post.
"A fine party." That's what they
oil any nbout the "Pavilion parties"
and the Fair Grounds. Come out and
Judge for yourself, lonltfht. '30
Homemade eats at Phoenix City
Hall all dny Saturday. ' - S0
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Welch and
children of Kl Dorado, Kansas, wore
In Medford today en route to Seattle,
where they will visit Mrs; Welch's sis
ter and probably locate. They have
made the trip In an auto and have
beon on the Way four weeks today,
tnkinx their time. Mr. Welch was a
city mall carrlor In KIDorado for five
years. They like the coast vory much
and are delighted with the good roads
of OrcKon.
Rewind mnchines, uood condition.
Drop heads J 10. Singer Co., 10 South
Kir. '35
R. I. R. eggs at BeVoe'h If"
Mr. nnd Mis. J. 11. Shearer, the em
inent Scottish' organist nnd sololNt,
who are to give a concert Sunday ev
ening nt the First Hnptist church, ar
rived in Medford last night and are
the gueHts of Dr. and Mrs. W. W. How
ard for several (lays. A rare treat
Is predicted to bo In storo for all who
hear these -well known nrtlsts.
Givo your feet a treat, folks! Come
out and "stop" to tho Inspiring strains
of "Dlnty" Moore's all star Pavilion I
orchestra. Vou'll be surprised! ' Fair
i around Pavilion. Tonight. 30
Coal briquets, that clean fuel. Han
, sen Coal Co. llhone 231).
1 Mr. and Mrs. Alva J. Nlles of TulRa,
j ' Okla., and E. C. Hall of Chicago, aro
among the hotel guests' In- Medford
from distant points, as aro J. A. liltch
' oil of Walnut Grove, Minn.,' and 11. H.
Alexander of Ilolso, Idaho.
:' Genuine nbnlonl blister penrl dinner
rings, sterling $1'.1B;;'; Japanese- Art
!, Store. : - J2
I Dance at Murphy tonight, music by
V tho Melodlnns. ' For 11 supper: hot
-. ; roast beef, -'brown-'-gravy, - potatoes.
bnkod beans, cottage cheese, hot rolls,
- peaches' and cream-. ' Dance '' tickets I
$1.10. Supper 60o plate. 30
; ; Yreka Lion will rocelvo their char
j ' tor Snturday night at which time big
. i stato officers will' be here as ' well us
' doelegations from Salem, Medford 'and
- Cottage Grove, Oregon, and from nil
clubs of the county, with the Yreka
- I l-ilons iiB hosts servlng'an eight o'clock
1 : banquet at Yreka Inn where the meet-
i . Ing follows.'-Yreka' Journal.-' '
Got a real marcel at 113 B. Main
street, Barber shop. Phono 041. Ruth
i Picket. ' ' ' ' !;
Have you heard the new tubn?
i i Don't nilss It!' Fair Grounds Ilivll
lon! Tonight. ; ' ' 30
' ( Rev. I.llllan Gray will preach to'-
( night at tho local Salvation Army. 4th
I and tlnrtlelt, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Gray,
J i who Is piiHtoi- of Eugene's Free Meth-
f odlst church, was formerly an active'
t worker In tho Snlvatlon Army. All are
invited io hoar her. " ' '
C. 'CvCate recommonds oil for'con-
f trot of coddling moth eggs. Order now
j ; to got In on next car load of Sherman
S Williams free omulslbn. Guy W. Con-
5 1 nor. Phono 64. 31
j Tho best trap drummer In southern
I Oregon! Fait1 Grounds Pavilion: To
: night. 30
! ' Mr. and Mrs. George Olum and
't daughter of Olendillo, were among the
: Copco visitors Who nttonded tho Copco
' J Forum entertainment last evening.'
( Old Time dance. Saturday night,
; !; third floor, Medford building. 30
I j We are shliiping In butter from a
, : I creamery that Ib paying Portland but
.; tor fat prices, because crcnmorles
j n mako about one hundred and' twttnty-
I two pounds of butter from ono hun-
dred pounds of huttor fut. This
croatnory Is glad to sell butter for
what they nre paying for tho butler fat
or ovon loss, ns' 'the over run In the
butter fat given them a nlco take off.
Wo are paying freight on this butter.
, selling It for less than local dealers
' S and making money. Seems llko the
consumer Is the goat for some of the
local merchants, becnuse they pledge
themselves to handle nothing but Med
: ford butter. Wo bffef butter today.
t 40c per lb. Johnson Produce Co., !4I
N. Fir street. Phono 97.' 30
Visitors in the 'city from the state
of California. Include: George 7v Mll
, ler of liurllngnnie. Mr. null Mrs. A; t.
) Simmons of Sacramento. S. 'E.' ttutler
of Yreka, II. M. Edmonds of Duns
mulr. R. V. Dicknson of Long Peach.
I . M. E. Norton1 and -W; E. Stevens of
Jjos Angeles and the following from
( Snn Francisco: John J. Monk. R. H.
i Partridge. M. P. Whitney. Mr. and
Mrs. II. H. Prather. F. Stolle, Mr. and
I Mrs. D. Davenport, Mr. nnd Mrs. S. A.
j ' Oakley. H, c. Iepion. Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. Zrun. F. A. Auger and Tom Em-
f erson.
i : C. C. Tale recommends oil for con
trol of coddling moth eggs. Order now
to get In on next car load of Sherman
i Williams free' emulsion. Guy W. Con
ner. Phone 64. 31
Ye Old Time dance. Saturday night.
t , third floor. Medford building. 30
' A messago of special Interest at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday even
i ing at 7:30 p. m. will bo on the theme
'. "Where are those who die with
Christian's Fnlthr-' Tho girls' chorus
which leads the singing nnd furnishes
special music Is receiving msny words
of- commennatlon for the fine music
which they are utipplytng at the even
ing service. The ' announcement Is
made that George Marldox will sing- fur
the Inst tlmo'wlth' the quartet nt the
, morning service.1 as he Intends to leave
1 soon for hla engagement with the Ellt
son White Chautauqua for the summer
season. The theme nt that service
will flo "Knlth and Works." following
one on "The Triumph of Faith. " n
given Inst Sabbath mornlnp;.
',' Fancy creamery butter 40c per lb
! Johnson Produco Co,
The Copco baseball teflm will meet
the Ruch team at rtuch, Hunday at
2:30 p. m.. All players and fanB are
rntjuPHted to meet at the homo office
Gliding at 1 p. m., where mere will
be tra importation for all not having
same. A kooU fiiuno is expected and
a good attendance is desired.
pemand the best! It costs no more!'
Fair Grounds Pavilion, tonight. 30?
Its the cut of the garment that tells
tho story.- Mrs. Trowbridge will cut
and fit at a surprisingly low, figure.
41
Mis. W. M. Elmundocf of Los Ange
les and Mrs. J. it. Threilkerld of San
Francisco are visiting their mother,
Mis. T. W. Pctch.
Dance Eagle Point, Saturday night.
30
Hnve your brakes relined today. We
speed up brake rollnlng Joljs with spe
cial equipment.' Riverside Oarage.
132 S; Riverside. 34
State, county and city authorities
are today searching for A. W. Feather
klle, Coallnga, California ' man, who
dlphppchrcd s6metlme Wednesday
night or Thursday morning. Feather
klle was being held here by State Trnf
flco Officer J. J. McMahon,' following
an automobile accident on the Slski
yous several days ago. In which
Featherklle's car was badly damaged,
and a car driven by J; B. Zetmelr of
Hilonm Springs, Arkansas, was nearly
driven over the bank. Mrs. Zetmefr
was painfully Injured when she wa
thrown through the windshield, but.
csenped serious injury. Ashland Tld-'
ings.
:A well dressed appearanco at all
times because Mrs. 'Trowbridge does
her cutting and fitting. :
Tho' new wide lace bandings and
laces for trimming dresses have ar
rived at the Handicraft Shop. 'Call and
seo the beautiful patterns. 30
O. C. Rrink of Rogue River was
fined $10' in Judge Taylor's court in
this city .yesterday for driving a car
without an operator's license, follow
ing his arrest on that charge by State.
Traffic Officer McMahon.
;A dance ."worth - while!" 1 Fall'
Cirouhds Pavilion! Tonight. 1 30
We- pay for ashes and sell dirt
cheap. Brown & White Agoncy, Ine.
) tf.'
-J. F. Kennedy of Albany, W. L. Mey
er of Kugene, Thomas H. Ness and F.
c. Ocklcmnn of Roseburg and J. It.
Ruck and George E. Emerv are anions
the out of town Oregonians In the city.
Wadd DeRycko Sewlhg school, 331
E. Main. Phone 110 has added to
regular program the opportunity of
finishing garments under' Instructive
guldnnce or doing any kind of sowing,
nt school at 25c an hour, every after
noon from one to five, except Thurs
days. , . 34
Fanoy creamery butter. 4 0c per Ib.
Johnson Produce ,.Co. ' '
: Sylvia Isaacson' and Gladys Cobbs
of the Applegate are guests at the Ho
tel Medford who arrived In tho city
Friday., ' ... : ... .
'For sale, beautiful red and white
red cocker spaniel' puppies, 4 months
old .stock,, from ten gonerntlons of
champions. Mrs. Bert Anderson, 1 501
Went Main Street.. ... ,,. . 30
Bofoivo you plan nny wash dresses
for yourself and 'your children' come
in nnd examine our dlaplny of Everfast
wash fabrics. You will find horo 'a
rull range of beautiful fabrics In -a
fascinating "array of colors which give
you now Inspiration for your spring
sowing. Handicraft Shop. ' 32
Evangelist Mrs. J. .M. Rnblson of
Portland will be asked to conduct an
evangelistic campaign In Medford- If
a 'suitable building can 'be obtained.
Mrs. Robison' is said to he ii woman of
ability who has conducted many suc
cessful revivals on the count;
Everfast materials are guaranteed.
If any Everfast fabiib fados for any
rdason wd will refund to you not only
the purchase price of the material but
the making coBt of ' the garment as
well. Call and see our many beautiful
fabrics and colors, at the Handicraft
Shop. V " 32
Just arrived a new shipment of
laces that will soil tor So to 8c per
yard. ' Just what you want for trim
ming your spring dresses and undies.
Handicraft Shjp. '. 30
Mis. E, C. Brown and baby. Edwin,
came homo Monday from Yreka hos
pital. Both mother nnd Bon aro doing
nicely. Mrs. Arthur Grubb of Med
ford, Mrs. Browne's sister, has beon
apodal nurse for Mrs. Hrowjie. Yrekn
.fuuiimi.
Unity literature teaches neonle how
to be honlthy, efficient, prosperous,
harmonious and happy. Free distri
bution. 718 West Main street.
Everfast materials make attractive
porch cushions, window drapes, lunch
eon sets, RUdst towels, table runners.
and ' bed sots, la gUuranteod sunfast
and wash fast. A complete lino at
the Handicraft Shon. St
Another heavy frost Is predicted by
the Snh 'FrnnclscA weather bureau for
tonight, following tho frost here of
this morning, with a minimum of 31.2.
Fair weather Is predicted for tonight
and warmer weather for Sunduy.
Medford-Klamath freight line, noth
ing too large, nothing too small.
Five trucks In operation to and from
Klamath Falls. Dally service. Wo do
long dlstanco hauling anywhere. Of
fice 40 N. Front street. ' Phone 1033.
''' tf
A nice line of Princess slips neatly
made of good quality nainsook, trim
mod with lace and embroidery. Sizes
'.' to 16 yeni-s. Sale Friday and Satur
day, 98c. Handicraft Shop. 30
Mr. and Mis. Everett Trowbridge
and J. W.' Wakefield woro among the
Medford people motoring to Grants
Pass Inst evening.
Special for Friday and Snturdoy.
Sale of whlto Princess slips for girls,
2 to 16 years. JSC Handicraft Shop.
' 30
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
Yard,
Dr. and Mrs; Oftednl of Riddle were
calling on friends In this city Monday
'the1 doctor having' come to vi.lt a' pa
tlent In a Medford hospital. Jackson
ville Post..
Have you tried that Dig milk shake
at Devoe'sT
Coal briquets, that clean fuel. Han
sen Coal Co. Phone 339
Mr. Ijce Strnub. engineer In charge
nfthe construction of ' the new gas
plain nt Ornnts Pass, gave a most In
fnrmnt' talk to the Men's chili of St
NTnrk's- parlnh Wednesday evening on
ibe hlntoi-y and development of the
g;is industry. 1 .
Princess slips for girls from 2 to 16
years, trimmed with laee and embroid
ery, made of hire fine material. Spe
clal for Friday' and Saturday, Mr.
Handicraft Shop. 30
Wanted Feeder hogs and pigs
Johnson Produce Co. ' tf
MEDFORD MAl TRIBUNE,
Greenwich Village Follies will come
dfrect to Medford from Santa 0rbara.
Calif., ona special-train and will only
play throe cities In Oret,Jn, going froip
Portland to Settle and then leave for
the enBt. This is quite an honor to the
theater going public of Medford and
vicinity and to the Geo. A. Hunt com
pany. -. '
' Hear Hobby Neilson, that clever
new violinist. Fair" Grounds ' Pavll-'
ion! Tonight. ' ' 30
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices.. .WaHace .Wood Lumber
yard. "
"A Thought of Him," a sacred duet
for tenor and alto or'soprano and alto,
has lately been Issued by D. E. Mil
lard of Woodland, Calif., and has been
quate a popular seller. The Root Mu
sic company of Medford have the
songs for sate.
Everfast materials are excellent for
children's frocks. The hottest sun
shine and repeated -washing will not
fade thorn. Comes in a wide range of
gay and attractive colors. Handicraft
Shop. 32
Hemstitching, buttons covered at
tho Hand Icraft Shop. . tf
The following from Portland are
among Friday's arrivals in the city:
W. L. Duncan, M. Fricdenthal. How
ard Word, O. B. Edgett, M. L. Walker,
Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Bloom, E. H.
Porter. R. E. Worrell, Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Woodward. E.-V.-Knox, J. H.
Dunn, W. J. MacKenzIo. E. T. Albert.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. McKlnlcy, Mrs.
Stolla Hume, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Mar
tin. Clara F. Fleming. B. R. AHJulst,
Harvey Jones, W. D. Craddock, C. L.
Andrews.-W: O. Lutz, M. H. Nichols,
Truman Northup and W. A. Wills.
Fancy creamery butter 40c per tb.
Johnson Produce Co. '
H. M. Edmonds of Dunsmuir return
ed to his home today after attending
the monthly "progress meeting" of the
Copco organization.
$2.40 abuys No. 1 laKtma Netted
Goms at our ware house free from
frost damage and no black spots
which appears In most potatoes
shipped from Idaho points. A few
cents Is nothing to compare with qual
ity in buying potatoes, Johnson Pro
duco Col Phono 241 N. J St. tf
The Increasing popularity of the
"Pavilion parties" at the Fair grounds
Is' snld to be duo in no small measure.
to me excellent nance music suppuea
by the now Pavilion orchostra. "
If you want to learn to play the box
ophone, seo Carl Lovcland, at Tho
Georgo Andrews' Studios; Sparta build-I
Ing. Phono 323-J. ' 30
J. L. Llnd was among the local- bus-
ness Visitors yestordny fronr Eagld
Point. .' ' ' ' ' "
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber
Yard. -
One hundred members, assuring the
establishment of a golf club near
Klainnth.Fnlla, tvlll be signed up today,
according to local boosters for the
game, who mot in the chamhor of com -
mcrco rooms Inst night. Incorpora-
Hon papers will bo drawn up today
nnd forwarded to , the Bocretary of
Binte, ana tno name oi ine organiza-,i
tlon will be known- as the "Klamath
Golf and Country club.", Four pros
pective Bites for the alub'are under
consideration,- but more are not bar-
od according to the loaders in tho
move, tho four places being located
from three to nine miles from town. ' north nnd south. Up to 11 a. m. to
Tho whole membership will have a aaJr 23 moro such cars had boon reg
voice In tho final choosing, acpording st0red here
tq tho present plans. Klamath News, i ' . od ,',.,,,. D,.1t. ,CP trim-
We pay cash tor used pianos.
Pnlmer Piano Houwn. - tf
Mrs. Howard HIH of the Central
Point-district is reported ns recover-.
ing from h recent attack of the flu. .
We pay for a she a and sell dirt
cheap. .Brown & White Agency, lnc
Hev. nnd Mrs. DeYoo and son Paul
are attending the Kpworth League
convention at Grants Pass today. The
other delegates from hero are Peter
Bate man nnd sister Lauretta. Miss
Marlon Johnson, Miss Pauline Shewey,
Gcorgo Batemail and Lloyd Whlllocii,
Carl LoVelond Is now teaching the
snxo phono nt the Goorge Andrews'
Studios in tho Sparta building. Phone
3-J. ' ' 30
Harry Davla returned yesterday
from Marflhfleld where' he has been
transacting business for the past week.
Havo your piano tuned by Carl
Lovoland, work guaranteed. ' George
Andrews' Studios, Sparta building.
Phone 323-J. '. ' ' So
IX. U. Alexander.' who has a book
luiFlndss and teachers agoncy at Boise,
Idaho, was a Medford caller today, en
rente to San Francisco, where he in
teidi to nSove his business this sum-
Tho new Everfast materials nre ar
riving dally at the Handicraft Shop.
Some of 'the" different weaves are
peekette. sllverglos, ktnderkord. flne
weve, dalntyweive, shantone.1 cameo
voile, roynl' Tlb and' broadcloth. We
also have a complete line 'of linens.
suitings and ginghams. 82'
The locnl D. O. K. K. band ami a
number of the Medford D. O. K. K.
temple, motored ttt 'Grants Vass' last
night to help stage a Ceremonial there.
The band was nn'Iaipbrtant feature 'of
tho evening,1 'having" a ' prominent
place in the pa t an, the hand concert
und tho Initiation ceremonies. At this
meeting H. G. Wortman was elected
ns the supreme representative tb the
imperial Palace at Providence. R. 'I...
this summer, with- WHson Walte nnd
C,"M. Thnmns as alternates.' '
untnese parasols, v sun proof and
shower proof, 98c. Japanese Art and
Curio Store. 1 '32
J. H. Jackson of Copco, Calif., was
a business visitor In the city Friday.
Hemstitching bc" a yard. The Van
ity Shop. Bnrtlett pnd Main. ' tf
A new schedule of fees for the use
of grazing landsnVf raging an advance
of 75 per "cent i'over the present
charges, has been drawn up by the for
estry-service and submitted to the sec
retary of agriculture. Colonel William
Br Greeley, head of the forest service
told the sennte public lapds committee
this week.' Colonel Grcely said that in
Arizona, the fee .Is less under the-new
schedule than Is charged now, because
of drought conditions, while in Cali
fornia. Oregon. Idaho and Nevada the
fee la nearly touh the present rate.
Dance Englepolnt, Saturday night
. .. 30
Mr. and Mm. U. K,. Antle, Mrs. - J.
S. Antle nnd Mrs. M. K. Schuehard re
turned Thursday from a four month's
sojourn in Pasadena. Cali
Pretty pew patterns in dainty , laces
selling for 6 to So per yard. Handi
craft Shop. 30'
J. T. Ilckinoon. present of the
triiniwl automotive sprinkler com
pany, was a Medford visitor Friday
from I,os icelos.
Pance Kagl Point, Saturday night.
w ; JQ.
MEDFORD, OREGON.
Linn W. Smith,' who was In a hurry
to get home the other day, speeded hla
car at 40 miles an hour on the Pa
cific, highway, until Traffic Officer J.
J. McMahon lnterferrOjd. and' on- his
plea of guilty In Judge Taylor's court
yesterday was fined $10.
Dance Eagle Point, Saturday night',
- 30
- Among the persons- arriving In the
city Friday from Klamath . county
were; Mrs. P. A. Baker of the Klam
ath agency. Mrs. J. F. Kimball, Miss
Kola Hawkins; K. G. Klahnr Mrs. H.
R. Harrison, Matt Kohn and Mrs. M.
Kohn of Klamath Falls, and Mrs. J. S.
Prime. Mrs. Harold Brandenburg. Mrs.
A. R. Tenbrook, Mrs. J. J. Valllar. Mrs.
F. S. Fish and Mrs. Virginia Neyhlte
of Chlloquin. .'
Tf you want a furnished apartment
with all the modern conveniences, 'see
or phone Hotel Holland. ; tf
The "Rotaiians of Medford. Rose
burg. Grants Pass, etc., will visit the
new Copco project work tomorrow as
guests of tho California Oregon Powor
company. -Departure from here hy
auto will he at 8:30 o'clock tomorrow
morning from the Chamber of Com
merce building, and the excursionists
wll arrive back in the city about 7:30
Sunday nlghjt.
Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel
Co. - tf
' Mrs. George Barker of Butte Falls,
who has been quite ill nt the Sacred
Heart hospital for some time past with
an attack of tho flu, returned to her
home yesterday, having sufficiently re
covered. Ye Old Time danco, Saturday night,
third floor, Medford building. 30
T. H. Ness and F. C. Ockelmann of
Roseburg were among the Copco rep
resentatives In . .attendance at -the
monthly conference in this city yes
terday. . ' '
Mrs, Trowbridge, creator of dresses,
an w lath uim.r : tf
Ml- rl Mr.' .1 T) I.'nalor of Che-
halls and Mr. and Mir. O. F. Whlt
comb, F. B. Bartlott, A. A. Gardner.
V. A. Berllt, F. C. Cole nnd Leon
llowett of Seattle are among the tem
porary Medford sojourners from the
.,,. , vvashinirton
t i. ' n, -innnneae
frt Store. ' 32
Rev. D. D. Dodge of Grants Pass
will occupy the pulpit of the Free
Methodist church tonight and Sunday
,,, ,. , Wnmn n. announced
ln tho regular church notice. Lant
night Captain nnd Mrs. Pitt snng two
duets vory acceptable. The meetings
will continue one more week.
Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel
Co. ' tf
Three lumbermen were ol-re.'itcd by
Itnv Purr VAtafnr.lnv rnr nllowtnir !iw-
i.rtnu, . h. a. ,, ,h .,.. n( the
... , nrebon. Oenvire Carter, who
'01)eratl!B a Eawml on Cottonwood
,.,.b .. ,,rt hv .,,,., r:,,,..fl,,.
- . - ThoodorB Andcorts. oncrator of a mill
near thore Bnd A, w. Moon, also a
lumberman, wore both arrested but
. hnv , vrtt -n.rt.,i ,n .Tudiro Gow-
dv Ashlnrid Tidlnes
Dance Eaglo Point, Saturday night.
t . 30
Thirty out of the ' state cars were
ritnlDlnnul nt Ihn Wnl Mfittft WtHulnl-
,, h,,... v,rrtiiv - ..miln nhont
n ,1(.,ij- f.n...,nnn ...oa nin
,, .,. . , ,i . ,i
quality white nainsook. For girls from
2 to 16 years. 08c, rriday and Satur-dox.-.
. Handicraft Shop. :. - 30
PRINCE OF WALES
HAS A GAY TIME
AT ALL-STAG BALL
' H. M. S. KEPULSK, OFF SOUTH
AFRICA, April 25. (By
Wireless via Walvis, to the Associated
Press.) The ceremonies of Initiating
Into Nci)tun&'s realm being concluded
nnd the 900 novices aboard the Re
pulse fully recovered from the ordeal
of crossing the equator., tho ship's
company yesterdny gave themselves
over to festivities which continued
throughout the night. -
A fancy dress affair was held and
proved most successful with the Prince
of Wales taking nn active part In the
proceedings. The charms of the "la
dies' present were irresistible, and the
prince had many a hearty laugh over
the antics of the bofurbelowed sailors,
Wales had several dances with these
charmers and then awarded the prizes
for the best costumes. Ijiter he took
charge of the drums In the band.
Wall Street Report
NI5W YORK. April 2o. With the
exception of some violent declines in,
high priced specialties and tho bid-,
ding up of n fow selected public util
ities, rails and Industrials prices, drift
ed rather almlestdy in today's , brief
and quiet session of the stock nuirket.
Nnsh , -motors broke sixteen points to
350 and Commercial Solvents . "A"
and B" each broke ten points to 9EV
and 93. respectively, or about one
hnlf of the year's hlRh. Rending led
A rally In the rails by moving up 1 5-8
points. Radio corporation, Philadel
phia company, Ludlum Steel. Air Re
duction and I'nlted ' States Cast Iron
Pipe moved tip a point or so. The
cloning was Irregular.' Total sales ap
proximated 475.000 shares.
' Notice to JSIkn.
. Tne funeral ' services of our Inte
brother. Frank 15. Roberts, will be
held at the Conger Kuperal jmrlors at
2:30 p. m.. Sunday. April ' t'Cth. All '
Elks are requested to he present. Dy
order of the Kxnlted Ruler!
30 ' U t. VlACOHS. Sec.
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY
9
FOR SAUK HsriAin. large Oiicnml
ruit. I'nll 9 1 r.. 31
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SATURDAY, APRIL 25.
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Mile. Flfl. cck-bnilwl Fifiuli ar
tiste, who assists the slurs,. Mr. Gul-
'. InSlllT llUll M
Slicau.
Mull orderA for the encasement of
Mr. LialluRher and Mr. Khean in nor
son, and now on their world tour in
the revue beautifu'. the Greenwich
Follies, which cornea to Hunt's Cra
teiian theater on Monday, May 4th.
aro now beinfr received, und the man
ner in which the public is responding
indicate:! capacity audiences will rule
during the engagement. The regular
reat aale will open Thursday, April
30th. i
Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shoan have ,
always been associiited with the rvuo j
type of shows, tho advanced style bf'j
musical rovue. with a big beauty cho-, j
rus and all the trimmings of u. "fol- ;
lies." Lust season A. Is. Jones arid !
Morris Green featured Mr. Gallagher
and Mr. Shean In their Greenwich Vil- i
lage Follies and their success and i
liopularity was eo pronounced, that j
this season they are given a wider
field for their peculiar comicalities I
and are starred in the largest and most i
spectacular musical revue offered this
season. ,
The cast to be seen here in support ,
of Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shertn bristle
with radiant personalities' nnd the thir- j
ty famous artists' models nro "abso- (
luteiy and positively" the most charm-
ing bits of feniinlity seen on tour in !
many n day. j
Jackson Hot Springs
TONIGH
April
No stops until 12 o'clock
then free supper and prizes
CRATERIAN
W&W-- VORII) TOURoF v.-? ..lEU
MAIL ORDERS RECEIVED NOW
Make cheeks, money orders payable to Hunt's Crata-ian Theater.
Enclose self-addressed stamper envelope to insure safe return.
PRICES. Including War Tax: Lower Floor, first 18 rows $3.85. next
six rows $3.30, balance $2.75.
$1.10. BOX OFFICE SALE
3925
MAN WICIEO HALF:
HOUR-AFTER OFFENSE
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 25. Cir
cuit Judge McCulloch of Baker, sci
r. r-niirt nreccdent " here when nc
Hentenced a man at three o'clock uws
-,i,rr Tho prisoner. Jesje W
nt.,n whft roreived a term of w
vaii ra. whs
nnnt- p pi nn r un "
earlier of an attack upon Mrs.
Bessie
Woiser, a neighbor.
COMEDIANS
at
FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
The Screaming
Farce Comedy
ii
: COMING
"The Girl From Black-.
Snake Ranch"
The Western Melodrama.
Doors Open 7 P. M.
Orchestra 7:40 P. M.
Curtain 8P.M,
i ' -
Prices 10-25-50 Cents
25th
Monday Night; May a
(8:30 Curtain) ;
Balcony, firsi 2 rows $2.20, balance
THURSDAY.
PRI L 30.
BRAND NEW
SHOW TODAY!
Live!
Love!
Laugh!
with the popular screen
star
, ia his latest , ,
Comedy Riot!
Ai ffi t
4? '
SAY DIE".
which exceeds the hilarity
rpeed-limlt and multiplies the
laughs which made the stage
version an international triumph
and a year's cuccess on Broad ,
way with Willie Collier In the
leading role.
Lillian Rich '
Helen Ferguson
and a band of fun
makera in the cast '
TOMORROW!
The story of the Inside life of a.
" famous "movie vampire."
Anna Q. Nilsson
Lewis Stone
Mary Astor
DYERS
HATTERS
CLEANSES
PLEATERS
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