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Newspaper Page TextPXOl THREH ft FOUR NEW METHODIST EPISCOPAL BISHOPS ELECTED L GARS OF PEARS MEDFORT) MATTi TRrRONK MEDFOftT), OttEnoX, MONDAY. JUKE -I,. in?8. ASK FOR OWEN-OREGON Trade Marced Lumber HERE THIS YEAR n L r I'ear shipments from the I'oKue illlvur valloy this season will total 3500 curs und COO cam of apples, urt'uritlhK tu Jiuiiph V.. Krtmlston, who. with V. F. Hiddlo, is the holder at extensive orchard Inter ests and packing plants here, led ininston hases his predictions on a survey of the valley made recently. Last year he made a forecast and It was nearer riuht than anybody's. "This season will ho a record shipment of pears the largest In tho history of the Hu-sue Hiver val ley," said Kdminston. "There is an exceptionally heavy crop, owing to a light frost period. The pears have started to drop now. TIiIb Is worrying some of the growers, but the yield Is so honvy they would have to Knock them off if Nature didn't." L I ' Four new. bishops elected at the general quadrennial conference of the Methodist Episcopal church, ICtmsaa City, Mo.: . Left to right, Dr. Raymond J. Wade, of Chicago; Dr. Edwin F. Lee, of Singapore, India, to serve only as a missionary bishop ; Dr. E. Stanley Jones, formerly a missionary to India ; and Pr. James Chamberlain Baker, for 20 years pastor of Trinity church, Urbana, 111. , . FRIENDLY SCUFFLE William I'ur.snll, night fireman at the Hotel Medrord. Is mirsliiK a broken arm, near the riwht elbow, tiH n result of an outburst of youthfulness. , Pursell playfully wait; oil up be hind I-'red tircen, bellboy, former htph school loot ball player, and tickled him in the ribs, while he was eating. Green, feeling playful himself, arose and n combination boxing and wrestling match fol lowed!, nil in fun. During the course of the battle llrecn grubbed Puursell's arm and yanked tt down across his hip. There was a pop and PurseH's arm was limp. ' Uoth are sorry , anil Pursell blames himself. L MAIN ST. STORE; HERE IS OPENED: ! iS DISCUSSED AT LOSS IS $1 20 06 87 REGISTERED KIWANIS LUNCH A loss of $120 In radio tubus and j Although the public schools (-lost-ash "was experienced early yestor-: ed last Kriday, about one hundre'! day morning by The Music llox nt- Hfuihoils will have a s-.nri ! other euuntries, H REPORT PROBED A report from Aslilanil thl ufler noon that a month-oUl Iml.y had ,bceii iihamloned at a local hotel and then given to the possession of a tourist woman was thoroughly Investigated hore this ut'lernoon, hut no Information could he ob tained; The Ashland roport nave information that tho -woman was ?n that city with the baby and was KUcniptiny; to get permission to no California. The baby Is said to be poorly clothed, inquiries at tho po Ilea station, the Ited Cross; coimly court and at hotels failed to throw light on the report. LAST CALL FOR 0- N. G. IT TRIP There ure sllll fight vacancies left in the local unit of the Oregon National Ciuurd. according to Cap tain Carl V. TYngwald, who said today that if enlistment are made Sln-sing the j 1 1. Walter UU k. the inettorolo 'gist of the local weather bureau, and who is also in charge oi ! ut'i'oloRical work of the loenl uir J purl, who returned by airplane j I'stcnlay afternoon from nil alr i plane business journey to I'orl j land on Saturday forenoon, leaves ' tomorrow morning on n round trip by airplane to Sun Krancihco, : whero he will confer with the V. S. government weather and I aerolugkal officials there, in re jgard to the work of the Medford 'port, und return to Medford next j Thursday by plane, j U - was the first uirplunu rides ! he had ever had, and he made jtho trip goltiK and coming in one 'of the large Hulling passenger jhlps. .Mr. Dick lu so very en thusiastic about his air rides to ! Portland and return that ho will probably return from the San KrunclHco round trip u confirmed air rid Inn addict. He says the experience was wonderful and beyond his most sanguine expectations. . What im- t pressed him most was the ease with which the vhlpH glided thru I the ulr, with hardly any vibration I bi'tnff felt by the passengers, und I with much less than thut felt by jibe pasKenger on tho easiest riding ralli-oad coach. Ku route to Portland the plan-! iflew at an average height of 6000 I feet, but the return trip was made iat it higher altitude, the highest tl'oint reached being 8800 feet. ! lie enjoyed the panorama both importance of ,.-..,. Th f,.Htor tlll, ..lanes flew easier was the riding, It You will receive a Quality Product MADE IN MEDFORD i ways. better undeislandlii!,- of India by ! tho it. l'rasar, nu- radio shop on Hast J1 ain street, ' ntlon 1)cl.lod tol. tho six weelt8. i live of that country and a ttrad when burglars picked tho lront ' 1 ' .... , . uate u( Witconsln unlvprslty, now lock and took fM in cash from tho : summer school of the Medford 1 "-, an ci0ctrical enBlnce,i spoke at office desk and tubes valued , He schools, at the Junior h.h I KiWanl club m.-etln,; today. $100. The police, upon InvestiKat-1 j01100 1 ouimiiiK. iron, Jn io h to i MovomcntIi , France. Germany, ins tho scene or the crime yesier- ... t. . day. were unable to find dues. ' P'! vi,1K registered up (o early Although an expensive watch nnd ! this afternoon and more to regisler Italy and llUK-du which ure es pecially reconlKiiiK India, were described by the speaker who tolil about the special departments in universities which are devoted to study of India's economic, politl- a ring were In (ho desk, those were ;-. 1 ll- not taken, according lo Mrs. JoneH, ""ticipalod enrollment will lmvo propvieti-oss of the establishment. reached 100. ti i. i i... i i.t..i. I Ihn Mummer Kt-luiol. which will .. tut be uuder the sunerv Ls Hn of t has. I til' " oe!ul life. "1. !1 "V (Menu Smilh. head of the bfuh f "Aiwrt -e, I..; i.. i. .... i.. school mathematics dpiiartinent tbe'P'" 1 "f spmnUiiif pence U, have taken Place after 3 a. ,. Past school year, assisted by MissjU is imperative that, from a hul Sunday, us nt that time night police-! iner Van (amp. assistant prln ian r.i-t,i tiuit ilia frn dnnr rif i cipul of the juniiu' high school, who the store was locked. from the missionary on earth JACK ROLLER HERE; HAD EXPECTED TO Thinkinu that lu for the St rangier Lewis world's ehamolonshio bout here next Thur.sday evening. Jack llolh well-U n o w n southern California heavyweight wrestler, arrived in nesH poipt of view, neighboring countries know about the economic iulso had charge of last year' sum-! conditions of a country which i iner school, and there will be three : holds one-fifth of the population other teachera in the faculty, who 'of the world," Mr. Prasar pointed I will not be appointed until the out. i registration has been completed. ficeent books of the nature of I This Rummer school is for b:Hb j "Mother India' were criticized and l lii'Ali school and elementary grade j labelled mm "purely seusatlonul j subjects, and its primary object Is political propaganda.'' i the doing of revlow nnd make-up (,)f special Interest to members ! work. The school will settle down of the club was an open forum ; to instructional and study work to-' discussion on'the hiibjeet of Xancy i r.orrow. j Ann Miller's marriage lo the Ma- There will bo very little formal : hatajah of Indore, many ipiestlons j i in win ft. j iiu nullum in nt; ; neiiiK asii-o aim aiiKweren. i up oigiiiiizcu iiiauuy :i uie iiiun iouiu nianarapau s lmpiu'ianee in inula , h method plan and every etlort will , is due entirely seemed lo h I in. on tho trip back, on looking down he discerned sev eral forest fires, one of which was of considerable dimension, but being unfumillar with the terri tory, he did nut know In Just what locality ouch was loeulcd. REV. E. P. L REPORT Of 5000-MILE TRIP i with the sights of the city among 1 which was the famous Angelus (Temple und school, i Many people wore met on tho ! trip who 'oid been to Medford, or ,knew of It thru literature, friends 1 or personal visits. While it was a. fine trip yet Mr. Lawrence reports that there Is no place quite like home. looses One .lob; Get Another. CLEVELAND, Ohio, Juno 4.- ul Its triennlat convention here today, V. (J. Lee was elected see re tury-treasurer of the organiza tion over W. G. Anderson of Kan- sas City. 5U3 to 444. A. K. W hit 1 ney, secretary-treasurer, defeated : Lee. . t . . Senator Survives Ont?rntlun. , WASHINGTON". June 4. ()-r j Senator Wesley Jones uf M'ushing- l ton today successfully underwent Kev. E. T. Lawrence, pastor of i (fl5) After having been defeated u mujor operation. Ills physicians the rresbyterian church of Med-! for re-election uh nrotddr- ,imlti that his condition wus "very furd, returned Sunday morning j lii otberhood of Hallroud Tralnmon favorable." from a GOuu mile trip in atten dance at the 14th meeting of the AGREEMENT ON to his wealth, the ich pupil theisiieukor maintained. ' I special coaching and attHition Iw a ruecnt Improvement in India ; most needs. Tenchers I'rom the H tlm sending out of a special 1 1.,.. ,.irr K.lll l .,..,1 i-.mii "in "i; uniu. lousiness auenl Willi eaeli amhaN- i Kor ele-inontnry grade pupils t m j sailor. The reason for the decline . nli iect ti I n :i 1'fnril :i n inii-in i ntilt v i i i r . i tf I u, .,. i,,. i.i-i.iiiii.r ti. lieui-i I ' ' 1 1 1 i in. y hi nit- i-ouMii y iiuriiiK ,,,'"l,M - lo uo niase-up woi h in one or io .,1P I))iSt j (l training for his Lewis match, hul objects in gtadea first to eighth.! Ml. i.r.IKllV .i.. . t ii,.,. milt.-. Min.w , . . ,i : iiasai. uuc iu in "i. .'..-.v wnien iney may nave mueu to coin-1 t,.;,(.ju-r , T , ll ii 1 1 1 ri v , . Plele Wn W''; l,,01r1e,"Hr eai iin" teach for the joy of teaching Now been billed, Holier w 11 not w ics- I10ceH!jai.y to enable them to go o,(hp IlUlHlk,ll , "rtlfrei-ent. Cost of tie. However, he plans to sta with the next higher grade in rt!llcallon L, hiKh am, lhm lH no ,n Medford several weeks mj September. ! compulsory law for attendance. will probably be the headline. In the same manner lugh school : pia R event in a mateb, to be held some ; students may have an oppoUnnity ; ti . time this month. ; to do maku-up work in one or two, ; , T , . I...H. .. I i t Hi,.. ii uii nxlu m.W.fljwl vdm I.'ufl uli liK-. - Phoenix, Ariz., nnd received a , tory. civics, mathematics, science! wire last week from a Los Ange- and Ltm years was given by who S:ild that the formerly were content to within this week, recruits may les promoter lo come to Medford i StudontH of extra good ability pound box of chocolates, was won by E. If. Iledrlck, school mip crlntendent. President It. Ii. Ham- take part in the annual encamp- tut wrestle J-owis for mcnt of the Nutlonal (luard at j pionship, Camp Clatsop near Tillamook alon the chores of the Pacific ocean. To accommodate applicants, the Arm ory will be open every nlht this week and local younii men intci eslod in guard work are invited to obtain additional Information. the cham-j and preparation ns chosen by past mond drew the first lucky number. but as he donated the candy ' an- . .,, i... I I'l-mloa but Mile lit lv short nil rot- : Diunsn.n. iinn.c.ii.i.i-i) u...n ."V" r ' . " , . ,v d . I oilier drawl nu wirn made, rccoipt ( the wire, ho left tor tltln le-io entiaucn rontiiri-niflii.H, m u I .w..n.. ...ll-ni-t luf It.r 1lf. Kl.(lV'"l I lit. I 1 1 Ull 11. . M " t ...!, I. n-h. mu.l A ohlll-KO l.'t S Radio Program KMED Mall Tribunc-Vlrgln Station "0 for I lie six weeks' cournec iraynble the first day I of the session, will lie made for each pupil lo liclp pay lite cost of I instruction. I 'STANFORD GETSW. PHSr In HCmllni." lioller hero Im hlamod on the J.os AnKoles iii-omoter. who over a month ao wired .lark Wood. loi al matehmaker.. Ibat Itoller would not be uhlo to wrestle her In respeonse to a nies-saue Kent by Wood, asking Itoller to be I.ewlw' ehjillenser. rrpparutlKiiH for the Lewis nnd Shaw match arr rapidly nearltlK eomnletlon. aeeordtntf to "Wood, who reported today that ttekets were belnf? sold mueh faster than ....ii a r he had exported. Ho nrses fan Mall . .... , WEST 1-olXT. X. v.. Juno 4. lo make early purriiasrn u k"i : " . : . . j.i,.., win, ii.o Br.HP' The I nited Klaten military eoption of tho first row in tho academy football team will play alilr to nee the mammolh pageant, lmlrony of tho armory where pitanford univorsily In New York j "Where Hulls tho Oreuon," In Iho match will take place, all 1 '" ' December I . of this year and I which 3, lid" people participate the seals 111 that selion will be sold j teams will meet at 1'alo floral parade on Thursday. June Alio. t'al.. In litjy. iniiciai un;j-iin. anil mo lerrykllana paraue nounrenient of this effect was, on Krlilay. Mxtrt. sIcephiK und made today at the acudomy. 4-1 at nenoral admission prices, while lower floor spat will command higher prices. ToiiIkIH. C:1T. p. ni. Medford Tribune. 8 p. m. MeCurdy-Daniel. Porter Lumber Co., request hour. 0 p. m. Mona Motor Oil Co. TurMlay. .luno 5. 9:30 a. m. Sinclair's Dollar . Store. 10 a. ni Southern Oregon Electric Co. 10:30 a. m. Swom's Gift Shop. 11 n. ni. M. M. Dent. Store. 11:30 a. in. Colonial Uakory. 12 noon Medford Kloetrlc Co. 1H:3ii p. m. Monarch & Seed Co. - . ir...t m """" " n. I.. ISromlcy. conilnandor of Tribune. , Mo.lford post No. I .'. of the Amcr- 8 I), in. Snider Dairy T lean L.Kion. vaw u local business 5 . m. Cal. Oregon I'owcr !vlit,)1. in Vl,.kll Tu,.H(iiiy. Co. T' While lure. Mr. ilromliy pio- iilictcd that Iho llrou'.n stale ron- vention of tho A !ii-rira iv. I.eKlon osciibauni. Keneral ak'ciit. Pacific lines, today mi- that tho company will name a fare of $11,110 (the refc-u-lurd .mo-way fare l for the round trip Medford lo Portland anil ro tu'rn for the Portland Uose Kes lival. Tickets will be on sale for trains Xo. 1 und -1, June 13lh. with return limit June llith. Those louviiiK liere on June 13th will hi' Feed 1 Mall GETS PAPER BOOST Fruit Prices Today fthalr car will be handled on t lie above trains to take care of the movement from southern Oregon. Thone desiring reHcrvalfotiH nhould et Jn.touch'wlth the Houthern IM- cifie offices, I AuBUt 2. The Noted Dead 1 "I throe day SAN KHANCISCO. .Illllo 4. lI'i I I IT. S. I'.nreaii of AKi lcultiirul ; Ki-olloniieBl. Apples lloxcs. California New town I'lpplns, four tier. S'-Miuft 3; threo and one-half tiers, $2.75fi :i; poorer, low as 81 per box. Oreuon and V'ashliiKton Home lloauties XK 1.75 f 3.25; fancy, $2.50 i I',; New lown I'lpplns. XF, $:i.5o t: fariry. J3i .'...'iO; winesnps. XF. $S.ir ;!.:!..; fancv. fi.lnfi J.!m. ArLansnn which will he held In M.-df.ml. Mack. XF. $2.!HI'1 3.15; lam y. '.'. 3 and 4. will bo the bis- t J.tlO n 2. ST.. Now Block; Iteil As- onventlon oyer held in lis I trakalins, 85cfu $1.10 per L. A. lu-;; I.OS ANUKI.KH. Juno 4. (iPi I'aul William Wricht. 2S. n-n of llnrold lltll Wrlithl. famous au thor, died In a hospitnl here Sun day, pftoran Illness of threo weeks. The author's son nnd been un der tho enre of Dr. Albert Holland. rntlloloKloHl sperlallst. who has declined to name tho nature of young Wright' Illness. Harold Hell Vrluht has made n ....it-. . . ..i.. ... .1... l.oiKl.le ... , ...... h, hon lion In Medford. AiikusI nt hi, ,.m nnd was will, him ""n I Vr(.kn Journal. the roust. A splendid three day proKram (h planned, in cluding an aerial circus with 'J-f to 30 planes, a monster firework display, drum corps run text with nt least 12 Lei; Ion drum rnrpn conipetinir. two big parade, da nee very nittht and many oiher big attract Ions. Commander Itt omley has extended a cu d In I Invliatlon not only to all Legion nafre of northern 'allfoi ni. hut to nil other cittr.enf of this territory to bp present at thin big Lofflon conven- 7 ami 4. $lfft 2.2b per box. BY EARLY RISERS A moon t-rllpiie took place early ye.Hierdny moi nlnic und wns Mrn by a number of early-i J-iiiK fish ermen nnd IhIi bonie-uolnr; danc eiH. The moon wan totally eclipsed by the earth's nhadow which came over It first at 1 a. m., and It mhik behind the Mountains Mill eclipsed shortly before HiinriKe, which took place at 4:40. The erlipHe whn vhlbb only li western half of the L'nllcd KKATTI.i:. June M'l-TckII mony that Torlland buyers apparently worked under Home nnroemenl in buylmr the prodiictK of furmorn In the t'olumbla nawin, occupied the attention of the Intor- Ktate commerce eonimiKHion in their urn In rate hearlmt here today. .1. Huecklooth and Troy Idiui- ley, rolunibbi county HtoweiH. took the wltnexM ft and to demand a parity of Krain rates lu place of the 10 percent now favorluu ron lnnd over Puwet Hound ports. Klieeldoetl) fUiited Jill illMlHUCC wlien three Portland buyera offer ed him SI. 20 V.. a hUHhel for wheal he Hold the next day to a Lewis ton, Ida., buyer for $1.33. The one Hale netted him SXH'.'jO more than the Portland price, he wild. Similar testimony was presented by I.lndley. Portland buyers rerune to mo aniiiiiHt each other, the growers uald. Other elmrguK made by the Ki-owerH wore; Tthal Portland buyera had broken every attempt at cooperative Krain murkulliip by refuslim to buy wuch Krain: and that when Portland newspapoiH showed an Increase lu the wheat murket, Portland buyer were ac tive In parity territory but refused to bid on differential territory. reali'liiK that they could pick up this Ki'aln at their own prleen. Parity lu rates Is rieHlrod, the Krowei-H testified, even ir H woubl result In an increase of ratoH tq Portland. RRATTLK, WuhIi.. June 4. fp) Fifteen more witnesses were yet to be heard In the fltilit of Pu-'Aet Hoind portH for parity in uinlu rates with Portland, as the I. C. (. hcarltiK opened for Hk third week hero today. Samuel J. Wotterlck, attorney for the Seattle chamber of commerce, said his wUiichhch In cluded KrHin dealer, KrowerH, ciiKl neers, traffln expert, trutiHpnrta- t ion men und inunut'ueturerH. WitnoHHeH already placed mi the Btund by U'etterick stronKly op posed tho xlstinK 10 per cent dif ferential In ?rain rates favorhm Portland dealern nn all grain Krown Houth of the Knuke river. It WiiH expected tliHt tho teHtl mony on the Columbia basin fiuKlo of the 1. C. C. InvostlKHtlon would require at leust another week nnd that the eommlsKlon then would spend a week or ten days on the Montana cusc. The Weather Hum Itunner Held. POltTbANP. Ore.. June 4 .- -(I1 Llliel ty the Inlted Htaies kiv rrnmcnt aK't"Ht the ('nnadtan rumjth runner fcawha, was upheld lo-. State, on the Paelfic ocean and day by Federal Jude 11. if. P.ean. I tho cnnt.-rn 'dK' of Asia. The ex The' Pescanbn wax s l7.ed off theltieme iK'Klnnfnu of the ccllpwe wan cfta.xt itf WafhlnK'n Kel-nmry 3. j ftt 1 a. m.. but the earth s fhadow i:2.". with 1 07 r cnni- of iUpior, j wiim not diveernible on the moon and the vessel hIui c then has been ) until . around .':30 n. ni. And the In the cutdody of the uovernment. I shadow on the moon w.is prar Captnin Hobert Pamphlet lnjtlrally total nt i.Z'J. The eclipse ervln two year?"' wntciii e at Me-1 ended n' 4:3.". nrrnrdint; tn i;nr Ntil Inland prison. liniment figure. Proelpltatlon for lit houra ending 5 a ni., o. I Vesterday m weather Here: iiikii- est tempnTature. . Lowest tem perature yesterday, h. perHture yesterday, (hi. Precipitation: ' The total rainfall Blneo tat of month, truee. Humidity yesterduy, u a. m., 8'. per cent; 11! noon. 25 ier cent; 5 p. m.. lio per cent. 1 Character of day, clear. Sun seta today at t:'Z p. in., risen tomorrow, 4:36 a. ni., sets to morrow, 7:12 p. m. (The rises and acta are computed for lovel horizon). ' ' Foremast for tonight and tomor row: ,Kair tonight und Tuesday. Normal temperature and humidity. L. WALTKrt 1)H:K. , MeteoroloKlst, United Wales Weather tiirenn, , Ke ne nil assembly . of the Presby terian church. V. S. A. The meet- lug was held in Tulsa, Oklahoma, which Mr. Lawrence reportH an one faHlost growing cllles In the coun try. Itelug In the very heart of the greut oil section of Oklahoma h ban grown from a small town of 2U00 population In 1902 tu n vnn- ... . ,u. ot I uO.onu population In a quarter of a century. The oil business thuro has produced up wards of 70 millionaires, one or two men having accumulated from 'Si to uO million dolhu-H. Ah a result some of the most up to date business blocks 'towering to 110 HtorlcH in height have been and are being erected. The great Mayo Hotel Is one of the finest In tho laud. This was the headquar ters for the assembly, being the stopping place for the- leaders in ' the church and prominent cum- mlttees. The Tulsa Hotel and Tulsa Club whoso wealthy mem- : lie ra voluntarily turned over their own rooms and all the wonderful appointmenlH of their club lo mln- , inters who could not get iouiuh In Hit other hotels, were crowded lo capacity. Kvery hotel and room ing house In the city wuh over crowded ho I hat ninny hud to be euterluiued lu private rooms In homes. One thousand commis sioners including ministers and elders were present, lu add ll ion there were ulsu from one to two thousand visitors from all over the bind. Fifty commlsslonera were pi-OHent from foreign lands, repre senting uvery mission Htullon un der the foreign mission board of the church. These missionaries were called to the platform one evening und were honored by the assembly rising und grcotlng the foreign workers with rounds uf i uppluusc. On Huturduy afternoon, the bunks, und other buMncsH houses of the city furnished cars und busses und transported (he entire assemblage out thru tho oil fields and country for milea around and then thru the city with Its beauti ful und attractive homes and parks and schools und great business blocks. The city is remarkable for Its churches ami the deep in t crest shown by a vast host of the people in tho reliulous life of the city. The South Methodist people ure erecting u mugnlflcent church lo coHt Iti, 000,000. Tho North Meth udlat church cost $750,000, One purty bus Just presented the uame church wllh u $50,000 pipe organ which was Just being installed. The j Christ Inn and Baptist churches also have beautiful buildings. The i Prcttbyteiiati church had Just com- pleted a beautiful new uudilorlum with a Heating cupaclty uf 3000 I costing $750,000. The great audi- torlum wus filled at almost every j Hcrvlcci. On Huntlny morning every church In the city was packed to ! overflowing, the pulpits being sup plied by the visiting clergymen. Hotels, restauruntM, hoarding i and rooming houses and business i bousea did everything In their power tu make the visitors feel nt j homo. Welcome signs wero up I OVl'I'VU'lllTf. Mr. Lawrence reportH u pleasant ! visit with friends and relatives In his home city of Vnttfa City. III. A brief stop was made at tlaleH burg, where old college scenes wero reviewed and friends of col lege days shaken hands with. At Tulsa, many friends of norni nary dayH at Princeton Hemlnury of. if K years ago were met and obi ItiiM-H talked over. The return trip wnm made by Mean teill-' wny ut ' ''ofo. Texas and Loh Aiieies wuere a noyiioon menu nnd eollege chum; u p'omfuopt at torney In the city, gav him the glad bund n nd a ripm I n t ed h t ni RIALTO NOW! FOR 3 BIG DAYSTODAY SHE'E HERE ' AGAIN FOLKS ...AND HOW! YOU DON'T KNOW THE HALF OF IT She. has made the - fastest, fuuniest com edy of her.career. . i ... Bebe Daniels 'r " - IT THE 50-50 GIRL" A FOUNTAIN OF GOLDEN LAUGHS FROM THE GOLDEN WEST. She tried to wear the trou sers and dig for gold, but the plan didn't pan any j thing but a FORTUNE OF HILARITY Also ROTHERMEL'8 MUSIC The Boy With the Pleasing Tunes And Good Added Short Features . . ; Admission : . Matinees . . Evenings 10 and 29 : 10 and 35 FOR Q U n (lJ SCREENS o CAI.Ii TROWBRIDGE G'ABINCT WOIIKS FREE 1 Load of Kindling With Every 3 Loads of Green Slabs 4 i Tier Per Load $5 a load OR, ' We will sell 1 small load of slabs for $2.75 Or 2 small loads for $5.00 Summer price now on mill blocks Valley Fuel Company Phone 76 II IT IJMMI,