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O O ... q 0 MEBPOimj MATL :TRTBUN1?, !irEDFOI?Tp OEft0NT, TUESDAY, SiyTf.MBETE 20, 0 PftOU TWO O .192. r.0 o ft r I k I I l! l! It i I: li t! oca antf Personal News has been received In Med ford of the death of Char tea Lilly of J, AngeleH, in that city, HcpU 12. Mr, hilly watt quite well known here be cauho ot his prominence In forming the Triffonia Oil compnny, of which he wuh an officer for a yeur or two. llo la Hurvlvetl by hlH wife. All cliiKHPH of carhuratorH repaired and adjusted. Williams & McC'urley. -, it The locnl tourlt and other hotel business hue been very Hunt for sev cral days past, but this may be only one of those tomporary lulls In suc-h travel. Thirty-three out of the state cars were reentered hero yesterday at the locul state traffic registration bureau. ' Vanta twlstless tape will not kink or twist. Vanta shirts without a fault. Nighties that will not bind. A complete outfit for the baby. Handi craft Shop, 168 Miss Kstclla Schenck of ficotts Bluff, Neb., arrived this morning to be tho guest of hor brother, 10. Q. Schenck and wife, at 211 North Peach. . Screen doors at Wallace Woods Lumber Tard, Cor. East Main and Genesee. 88tf There, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Karl Tutny, Sept. 29, a ton pound boy at I'urucker's Maternity Home. W a iron Kirkpatiick, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kirkpatrlck of this city, a graduate of tho Medford high school , l,sl spring, now a student at Albany collrge nt Albany, Ore., has been elected president of the Freshman ' class of tho institution. The signal honor .was won in a voting 'contest against a fiold of four. - Don't forgot Tho Daughters of the Nile dance; Thursday, October 1st, Fair Grounds Pavilion. All Masons and Invited friends. 164 Hotel guests here from a distance Include II. T. Studloy of Mt. Pleasant, la., Herman and llonry Withers of Detroit, Mich., and Albert Wilson of Chicago. . Noel Ersklne gives piano lessons nt pupils' homes. Think of the advan tage. Phone 729-W. 173 The Oregon liluo Book, official di rectory and statistical compendium of the slate for the biennial period 19:25 19211, as compiled by the secretary of slnto. Is now ready for distribution. It will be mailed to any citizen of the state upon written request, to the limit of the Issue authorized by legis lative appropriation., I represent the strongest group of fire Insurance companies In America. Cnrl Y. Tengwald, Holland Bldg. Phone 894. . 104tf It was reiterated early this after noon that no matter what the weath er tho big sham battle at the fair grounds will be presented this even ing. The Daisy Shop will open Thurs day, October 1st, dressmaking and art needle work, . layettes, it specialty. Koom 11, ralm lilock, .across from Nash hotel. ltJ7 13. Morris, police dog fnncler, of tho T.iblo Rock district spent several hours In tho city today on business. Scroon doors nt Wallace Woods Lumber Tard. Cor. East Main and Genesee. 68tf nr. and Mrs. E. Klrchgessner .left today by motor fur San Francisco, where they will spend tho winter. Hemstitching, buttons covered, nt the Handlrrnft Shop. tf It took W. O. Baker, 902 Onk street only one hour yesterday afternoon to got a 200-pound bear, believed to be tho first killed near here this year. Mr. Baker, whp last week returned from., a hunting expedition with n deer, left his home, nnd Instead of going to tho fnlr went to a place nenr tloltl 11111. llo had not much more than started on tho hunt until he came face to faco with Mr. Bear. After several shots tho bear surren dered. Mr. Baker Is going to havo the hide mounted, as ho believes It will bo ono of tho best specimens ever found near Hugono. Eugene tluaid. Snldor's creamed cottngo cheese made from frosh milk and cream. ieo James Condor Is a business visitor In tho city spending several days from Arbuckle, Calif. I-argo Cotton rags wantod at Mall Tiibuno office. Stato Engineer I.uper Is making an effort to securo tho attendance of every wnternuister In Oregon nt tho annual session of tho Oregon Irriga tion Congress at Grants Pass. October 0, 6 and 7. Dr. W. C. Schaefer, dentist, extrac tion specialist, ga and locnl anncs Ihetlc. Phone 1117. 426 Modford Uldg. 176 I'lro Chief Elliott Is expected homo Wednesday from Salem, where, ho is unending the state fair. Largo stock Victor records at Poi nter's Muslo Store. If The condition of Mrs, John C. Mann who underwent an operation for the removal of her tonsils yester tiny nt n locnl hospital Is reported lo be satisfactory. ' - J-oxgo cotton rags wanted at Mnll Tribune office. 1 Fluhrer's Milk Bread wins by comparison. At Any Grocer Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Berry nnd Mr. and Mm. D. L. Klynn have returned from a trip to Huuthern California, where they visited Mrs. K. A. Klkins at Van Nuvh and Mr. nnd Mrs. T. K. 1'lynn at Alameda. They ulso called on Merl WlllelH, furmcr well known Medford i-eHldcnt and local ninniiKr of the Union Oil company, at ttnnta Marlu, who was no badly Injured In an explosion at hln dry defining eKtattlishment some tlmo two. At the time of this call It was his first day Hitlins up In a wheel chair. Mr. Wil led! Ih getting alona nicely and will soon be recovered. Brick Ice cream 60c at DcVoe'a. tf Tom Taylor has Just received tho patent for an auto hood liner Invent ed by him. which deadens the sound of tho engine, keeps tho-enamel from wearing off and protects the en I Kino In cold weather. These liners ! will be sold to manufacturers to put on their oars. . Havo that worn carpet made Into a nice fluff rug. . Rug Works, 706 I'lne street, . l'hono B10-M. 16 Mrs. Royal Jones has resumed her position nt tho office telephone switchboard of tho California Oregon Power company after a vacation of a short duration. Pears, apples, extra low- prices, Johnson Produce Co., 241 N. Fir St. Phone 07. , 133tf Callfornlans registered at local hotels Include Mr. and Mrs. C, W lliven of Monrovia. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. A. Bi-Ikkn of Kan Jose, Mr. and Mrs, J. A. McCleod of Mill Valley, James Conner of Arbucklc, Mrs. A, H. Dut ton, Leo O. King nnd family and Dr. M. A. Mellenthin of roa Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Kaoffcr of Berkeley nnd the- following from San I'ran- Cisco: Fred Benson, 1 A. Moser, C. V, Orlffln, D. M. Kthern. A. L. Grave, Johnson, F. J. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Hunter and Mr. and .Mrs. K. E. Donald. Your car washed, polished or steam cleaned by Pennington's Battery Ser vlco will always be appreciated. 169tf. Tho question whether Albany shall change Its automobile parking ordi nance to provide head-In parking Is being discussed. Lessons given In oil painting, water oolors or china decoration. Call Mrs. Vivian Norman Barto at Palmer's Stu dio, or 821-Y. Tourists from a dlstanco registered at Merrick's Motor Inn include the families of W. A. Wright ot Ilnyden, Colo..- A.. H. Irvln of Albany, N. Y., und T. E. Dnnaph of Butte, Mont. Dr. E. D. Klwood. optometrist, has moved to his temporary office over Lamports, 228 E. Main. tf . J. P. Muxfield was a business visi tor In the city yesterday afternoon from the Brownshoro district. We nre closing out our portable $90 electric Now Home sewing machines at $50. An opportunity to' buy the newest type sewing . machine below cost. Peoples Electric Store. Phone 12. , 103 A. B. Anderson, of Gallce, was severely Injured yestorday while tear ing down an old flumo above the Almeda mine. He fell from tho flumo and plunged headfirst down, a, steep cliff for 4(11 foot before he win able to. stop. HiS'Klcull was fractured and in addition ho received many hruiscs. llo was brought in Immediately to Dr. Stearns' office where ho recolvod medical nttontlon and was then taken lo tho Good Samaritan hospltnl where he Is reported to have every prospect of a rapid recovery. Grants l'ass Courier. Try that big milk shake at OeVoe's. tf Dr. nnd Mrs. C. G. Illddell returned today from Seattle, after an absence of several days. Fruit growers got In touch with tho government free employment bu reau for apple pickers. Medford Chamber of Commerce. 164'tf Tho county agent's offlco In the Liberty building has undcrguno a thorough overhauling nnd rekalso mining during tho past week, and Its furniture and other equipment Is now being arranged to meet tho new con ditions. Hunters tnko notice. Hunting par ty leaving with 30 head of pack and saddle horses tho last of this week. Inquire nt Dr. Oltr.cn. 162 W. W. . Williams was among the residents of Itoguo Hlver spending several hours in the city yestorday afternoon on business. Send somo pictures of Crater Lnke, Medford nnd the Ilnguo rtivor vnlloy vlows to your frlonds. Palmer's pic lures aro best. - tf A. H. ftosenhaum, district freight anil passenger agent. Is In receipt ot a letter from E. Ross Bartloy, secre tary of Ice President Dawes, thank ing him for favors and courtesies shown tho vlco presidential party when It passed through here several weeks ago. Tho letter also expressed appreciation for clippings Mr. Itosen- liaum sent the vleo president from .Medford and. Grants Puss papers. We pay for ashes and sell dirt cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc. tf . During tho absence of Fire Chief Elliott at Salem, Assistant Chief llurch Is taking his placo. Palmor's Photo tiiudlo makes the best pictures. tf Miss K. Bender was n Central Point visitor transacting business hero sev eral hours this forenoon. Wo pny for asnes and soil dirt chtfnp. Brown & Whlto Agoncy, Inc. tf . Out of town Oregoninns registered nt Medford hotels Include Mr. nnd .Mrs. II. A. Axley of Medford, Mrs. Keith Klgglns. Mrs. T. I). Hart, Arch ICckles nnd Leo I. Illlchcork nnd son of Eugene, H. J. Hula of Tho Dulles. U. G. Young of Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Parker of Koseburg. and the following from Portland: Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Hunter. .Mr and Mrs. 11. W. Dickinson. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mcssongor, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Stem ley, L. W. Josse, A. E. Benson, J. A. Tanner, 1-5. C. Curtis, A. It. Balld. Flunk Wesley, 10. II. Clifford, T. J. .Nolan and K. It. Ketts. When selecting baby's outfit don't fall to Includo the Vanta non-shrlnk-nblo garment. A complete line nt tho Handicraft Shop. 163 Seven cms of npplcs nnd three of pears make a total of 10 carloads of Hague Hlver Valley fruit shipped to eastern markets by local packing houses yesterday. Dr. K. II. Klwood. optometrist, hns moved to his tempornry office over Lamport's. 228 K . Main. tf There was horn to Mr. nnd Mrs. ltnOnnil Crump of Dorrls. Calif.. Hopiombor Sit, n baby girl nt the Puiueker Iono, I Mr. nnd Mrs. fleoi-tfe A. Hunt ofy iiiv iiuiii 4 iivii in; ciiiiijmny will t'uvu tonight fur Kan Fniclsco, where they will sjui a short time on business. Budwelser $1.60 pur doas. at Do fVoe'w. J30tf i Following Bene nil cloudiness yes terday nnd this morning, with a maxi mum of 6C.5 yesterday u drlzgllntf rain set In this forenoon, which lasted for an hour or so. Unsettled weather with probable rain und a moderate temperature Ih tho prediction for , Wednesday. Snlder'n creamed cottage cheese now on sale In Medford. 106 Mrs. Laura Iawrence Douglass of Halom has sued her husband, Harlow M. Du uk la Ms for (Mvorcc, alleging that he spends most of his time nnd money experimenting with radios and does not provide for her support. .Specify Bnlder's creamed cottage cheese. . , . 166 Henry Hulls, a member of the firm f J ledges and Hulls, contractors of i'ortland, arrived here last evening, accompanied hy his family to take active charge of construction of the new high school building on Holly street. Florence Graves, accredited piano teacher. Studio, 804 South Ivy. Phone 879-W. . 163 Tho Grants Pnss chamber of com merce ha recelyed a message from Senator C. L. McNary that he would be glad to 'accept the Invitation to attend the Oregon Irrigation congress sessions In Grants Pass next month. It is expected that the entire Oregon congressional delegation will bo pres ent for the occasion. Dr. E. D. Klwood, optometrist, has moved to his temporary office over Lamport's. 228 E. Main. if W. B. D. Dodson. general manager of tho Portland Chamber of Com merce, and his wife, were visitors In this city this forenoon, having stopped off en route home by auto from Ash land, in which city they attended the Uthia hotel opening last night and tho southern Oregon Chamber of Commerce officials meeting there yes torday afternoon. During their stay here today Mr. Dodson conferred with Secretary Doyl of the local chamber. Have you tried Snldor's creamed cottage cheoRo? Ask for It, 1 166 A large quantity of peaches was sold at tho busy public market this morning. So heavy was tho demand that A. W. Wright, tho grower, was forced to return to his ranch for an extra load. All other home grown products on sale also enjoyed a lib eral patronage.' Have you tasted Snider's creamed cottage cheese. 166 Washington stnte visitors registered nt local hotels Include Mr. nnd Mrs. R. D. Favor of Ilflllngham and Mr. and Mrs. Stelnmnn, Alfred Strunk and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Anderson. Walter A. Hllss of Portland, special agent of the Alliance Fire Insurance company, was a visitor In tho city to day greeting old friends. .The It I vers! do Community club an nounce the opening of their splendidly remodeled club; with a dance on Sat urday evening. October 3rd. Special refreshments for the -occasion j that will attract nil, Alfbrd's Imperial or chestra. Nuff said. ' 1(3 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Oral Frank lin ,a 7 pound girl at the Peruckor Maternity Home. Concrete is now being poured into the footing trenches of the new high school building, which operation com menced yesterday. Kxcavutlng for the basement has commenced. U will only be large enough, it is understood, to accommodate the heating furnaces. John H. Cnrkln, city nttorney. re turned last evening from Oearhnrt, nnd other cities north. At Gearhart he attended the nnnual meeting of the Oregon Bnr association. Big opening dance of the Riverside Community club this Saturday night. Alford's Imperial Orchestra. Surprise refreshments. One of tho biggest and best dance floors on the coast. Try it once nnywny. 13 FriendH of U. K. McKlhose say that he is a very kind and generous man, and wns ospcclnlly so with venison steak obtained when ho killed a doer In tho Cow Creek canyon recently. Dewey Olvan, member of tho local flro department, left today for a week's hunting trip In tho nearby mountains. The first meeting of tho Jackson Pro-School circle will he held nt the home of Mrs. H. F. Itlnabnrgcr, 615 Palm street, Wednesday at 3:30 p. nr. Tho subject for discussion will be Training tho Child's Will." All moth ers of pre-school children aro Invited to attend. . . . i A benefit dance nt tho Fair Grounds Pavilion wll be put on by tho Jackson County Amusement com-! pnny tonight, tho entire proceeds of which Will be turned over to the fntr board. The dancn will start Immedi ately after the sham battle nnd will continue until midnight. The pro-, motei-H hope that a mihstnntint sum will bo realized to help the fair asso ciation defray tho expenses of the re cent fair. Tho I. O. O. F. orchestra wll! give benefit clanco nt Walker hall In tho Medford Center building on Thursday evening. October 1. All Odd Fellows. Itebekahs and their friends nro inlvted to be present. 163 Yesterday wns tho first day for car owners to purchase stato licenses nt one-quarter tho -yearly quotation. The temporary licenses Issued nre for the last three months of the year and these will bo Issued Until the I!2 licenses nre received the latter part of December. The half yearly rate has been In effect since July 1. loVseshoo tossers from Grants Pass blanked the Central Point pitchers Sunday In the Jackson county city. Teams from here took every game played against the reputed champs nf the neighboring county. Those go ing from here were Harry Hogan. John Spnrlln. Tom Booth, Roy Dawes. Charlie Fields and Gene Hayes. Next Tuesday a 10-game local trurnament will be started. Grants Phm t r.urier. Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Kubll ni.d Mr. nnd Mrs. Phil Metchtn of Portland. who attended the formal opening of the Mthin Hotel In Ashland last night are spending todny In Medford. Born to Mr. and Mrs. J, l Rcy- nolls t the Sacred Heart hospltnl. Saturday. September 2fi. a girl, welphl 6 S pounds. tig opening dnnce nf the Riverside Community club this Saturday nljiht. Alford's imperial Orvhestra, Surprise refreshments. One of the biggest nnd bent riiinc flnnt-M mi Him rnnil TV It 3ru-P anyway. r tfiS With Medford trade js MrAorJ made. BIOS OPENED FOR3 :R. PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 29. (A. P.) Tlio state highway commission to day opened bids for grading the Euchre creek Rogue river section of the Roosevelt highway. This Is the last section of this road between Coos bay and the California lino on which the contract has not been lot. The new work extends 10.99 miles. Thir teen contractors bid for this work, which Is In Curry county. Another "lust link" is the Crooked rlvor section of The Dalles-California highway, 4.55 miles, In Deschutes and Jefferson counties. When this grad ing contract Is let It will be the last grading to be done on the Fremont trull. Six bids were received. The commission agreed to hold a meeting at Klkton, Douglas county, in the near future to set the boundaries of the proposed road improvement district to extend from Reedsport to Drain. It is proposed to form this district in order to vote $150,0110 bonds for improving the Umpqun highway. The entire Douglas county court agreed that If the proposed Reeds-port-Drain Improvement district car ries, the county will co-operate with the state on the Roosevelt highway between Reedsport and the Coos county line to the extent of $115,000. Spencer Hinsdale of Reedsport, who explained the proposed district to the commission, asked that the I'mpntia highway receive federal road money, hut was Informed by Commissioner H. n. Van Duzer that "the state has allowed a very large amount of for estry money to be slipped to this rond and that It cannot agree to moro being given out of any other federal funds allotted to Oregon." OBITUARY SWA UTZFAGKU William M. Swarzfager passed away at his home in Klamath Falls, Oregon, Septem ber -7, 1925 'from injuries received from a fall, Saturday morning. The deceased was born In North field, Minn., Aprjl 6. 1841. making him 84 years. 5 months and 21 days of age at the time of his death. Ho has been a resident of Jackson coun ty 29 yoara, where he followed the occupation of mining, his. mining claims being located on Steamboat. For tho past eleven years Mr. Swartx fagcr has resided in Klamath Falls, Oregon. Deceased lenvoto mourn his loss two sons, Charles, pf Ashland, Ore.. and John nf Klamath Falls, Ore., and thrco daughters. Mrs. Leotha Young, of Georgia; Mrs., Fannlo Mathncy of mich,. Oregon, and Mrs. Maggio Sparks of Raymond, Washington. The funeral services will be held at the Jacksonville cemetery at 2 P m Wednesday afternoon. Tho Perl Funeral Home wl have charge of tho services. n. & s. m. Regular assembly. Tuculuy, September 2'Jth. 163 Cook with gas. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Foil IlIitK (Senile saddle horses. I'hnno (ilil Dr. Oitzen's Jfarn. 163 l''0!t. H1KK Gentle saddle horses. Phono 061. Dr. Oilzon's barn. 103 l'"Oll HAI.li Small house and lot: nlso one lot on paving. Address W. I,. Handy, 234 X. Los ltobles Ave.. PaKiideua. Calif. r 163 Wll HAI.IO Stark Delicious culls nt Itowen's ram-h, .5 miles north of llogue Ulver. on' Kvuns creek-, fine per box. This week only. 166 FOU SAl.K I'enrhes, mile and half east of Ashfiland. Look for tent house on highway. It. K. Newbry. 164 WANTKP -One yenr lease on good bouse with garden plot or ncreage. Must be near pavement. Adults. Phone 41.2-K. V. W. Prk-ketl. 165 KOU HUNT Seat bungalow, modern t conveniences. Located on high gradu orchard 4 miles out on good r road. . Mxreptlonnlly reasonable. ' Phone S71-.I-3. ' J 165 Our Bit 1 rr4ffYc.;J o6vW I . . I- 7 - "Y? rAM FOB CUSTOMER?! Courtesy is delivered with each order large or small. You will like our coal and our . fair way of doing businoss. '' PHONE 239 MEDFORD . Jfit Answer to (he Burning 'Qutshcn COMPLETION I H1GHWAYS0UTH 9 rfTA fife COMPLETION OF CRESCENT HARBOR PROJECT ENDORSED Tho Chamber of Commorce of Southern Oregon in a large and en thusiastic meeting held yesterday at the new I.lthla Springs hotel at Ash land, unanimously endorsed the prnK silinn ot completing the Crescent City harbor and also passed resolutions for 'presentation to the rivers and harbors committee of congress, which will I visit Crescent City October 7 and 8. The chambers of Roseburg. Orants Pass, Medford, Ashland and Klamath 'Falls agreed to act In concert In tho mutter of sending such a strong southern Oregon delegation to Cres Icent City to meet tho vlBitlng con- pressmen that there could he no doubt of southern Oregon's position In tho jmntter. II. R. Snltmarsli. representing the Crescent City Chamber of Commerce, presented the matter and brought out very clearly that unless a strong showing was made, by southern Ore' gnn at this meeting there would be little hope of a completed harbor for I many years to come. The visiting congressmen wll! decide to build or not to build largoly by the impression made upon them by southern Oregon's interest at the meeting. Robert H. lloyl. secretary of the local chamber, drew attention to a busy schedule ahead of his chamber and the necessity of a general call In order to properly support this pro gram. All Interests of southern Ore gon, he said, can see the benefits derived from such a nearby waterway. It Is expected that the city will have many representatives at the meeting without interfering with other events planned for" October 7 and 8. , The drive to Crescent City 1h now made from . Medford in six hours. Arrangements permit every resident, prnnerty owner .organization and asso ciation to register for their resnectlvo dintrtcts Avfth the congressional com mittee and back up arguments being made to bring ocean rates 200 miles c'oser to tho resources of southern Oregon. Property owners nre re quested to cooperate with tho local chamber. "Numbers count. said Mr. Salt marsh today, "whoever is silent now should never complain again of high freight rates. The people of Rogue river valley had a sim'lar opnortim'ty. to cut freight yites some II yoas ago; but everyone left it to his neigh bor to do, with th result that nothing was accomplished.'- ; " RAISIN PIES Regular ' 20c'. Seller Wednesday Only , 16c each PEERLESS BAKERY 7 South Riverside CASH PAID For Second-Hand Furniture and Stoves VV. A. KINNEY Furniture House 315 E. Main Phone 505' , Emmetropic Kyojt, moaning those that nre normal In youth Hro rnro. Mont eyns hnve not tho proper focuHinff Bccommotiiition.' When theso (lofcetH innko thotnuolvcM up purent no time nhotilil bo tost In consultinR n competent authority. Our optometrist will senrch out for you In ftctentific fti.shion the eye troubles that aro Interfering with your vision nnd we will make gluwea to correct them. 222 E. Main JpQtl Few TOMORROW Another m TV6STERN LAST TIMES TODAY! ROYAL KHORASSHAN QUARTETTE ' 0REG0N1AN SCREEN NEWS and "ARE PARENTS PEOPLE with ADOLPHE MENJOU , And Notable Cast in a Vivid. Portrayal of Modern Girls and Men and : Women. " ? "THE rVTJ'VWtJi'! nniinawBiii 1 George Maddox Tenor . .... , . Assisted iy W, Carlton Janes, Violin Chas. D. Hazelrigg, Piano ' Presented in Recital Presbyteriein Criiircb Friday Evening, Oct. 2 Admission Adults 75c, Children BOo THE PATRONS AND Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Rlchnrd L. Wilson and Mrs. Emil Mohr and Mrs. S. M. Scott and Mrs. Delroy Getcholl and Mrs. Joe Hrown and Mrs. Kdward White and Mrs. II. Chandler ERan and Mrs. Ralph Stewart- SAVE YOUR HEALTH IT'S MORE PRECIOUS THAN YOUR MONEY Folks who look Into the future with confidence plan their housekeeping with the same sense that makes a business successful. The old fashioned plan of having tho washing done at home does not even pay in dollars and cents. 75 cents for lS.pounds wet wash, riiono us and watch us keep a dato with jour order. f M ED SO NORTH RIVERSIDE AVE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY BUICK 6 TOURING . 559000 . 1922 Model, in Excellent ShapV , The Busy Corner Motor Co TOMORROW Top-Nolch Offering OF VAUD6VI Lt-E Tl Headed by mm THE PETER PAN REVUE with ' BEREBICE BRIN & CO. in SONG AND DANCE CHATTER BELL & DARLING in - - LEAGUE OF NONSENSE" HART, ROBERTS 4 O'NEfL - ... In i EUROPEAN ECCENTRIC ODDITIE8 Something Different! , .. , ', li, ' ' 1 i CHARLIE CALVERT , , , In i- . MUSICAL OFFERINGS Entitled ; . "JAZZOLOGY" ' A One-Man Band : , LYLE & IRMA CONNER "" In "ON THE WIRE" - . Artistic Entertainment , .... . . v; i : r. --t 'i 3 Show 2, 7 and 9 Special Bargain Matinee: Adults, 35c; Children, 10c Evening Prices: Adults, 50c; Children, 25c "TOPICS OF THE DAY" ,.,-GOOD COMEDY. CRATERIAN ORCHESTRA PATRONESSES ARE: Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Vawtor Miss Ellzaheth Gore Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Clancy Mr. Porter J. Neff ' Mr. and Mrs. W. H Gore Mrs. John McConchle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gifford- Mrs. E. E. Gore FORD PHONE o0
