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Newspaper Page TexttPSGE TWO ocal and Personal i Although the main rub for pay- J ment of the tin half of the 1D2S ' tuxes wu ovor lant week, yesterday j van still a buiiy day at the jihorBf s office for property owners, who i neglected to make payments be- (foro Saturday, Im'vlew of the last day of grace,; May S. falling on Sunday, the tlmo limit wiw tend 1 ed until laxt evening, And as a re- null over 1.15, 000 -v.au received In 1 taxes. It will still he several days before the. tax department t will i nave a total oi ins amount vi mojiey received so fur. I Carnival dancdf Sat. night, Nat large hall. Dynge Brosmusic. 61 Vernon Vawter will leave tonight ' to attend a meeting of the Federal reserve board to be held In San i Francisco tomorrow.. ) Old-time dance tonight. Wal ter's Jazz dnnco "Wednesday ;nlght. , Prizes awarded the winners of the popularity . contest;. . Klncaid's 1m ' penal Orchestra - furnishing the , music, .... i. . - - , 46 I Fred Ames, assistant district for j ester .In charge of forest, manage j ment. and Ieo Drake, logging en- gineer of the district, spent a few j hours In the city this forenoon vis i King the Crater national forest I headquarters offices here, .while en route from Portland to SUsdnvllIe, Cal., to maKe a -study ot tractor logging and th.e like iit-'Iasst-n na tional park. - Cedar and plno flumo lumber. Woods Lumber Co.- 48 Guests from a distance register ed at Medford. hotels .Include Mrs. O. T.. -Nelson and &11bk Q, Klumen stein Kvanstonr.;ilL, Mr. . and Mrs. B. P. Brahener of. Chicago. T ' III..- Mrs. Davlsond '. daughter-of J VIcturia. B. C A. U BruKB of Eil t monton, Can., nxtd Norman "Wllford I of Kanlnmo, B. C. Real Estate, Insuranco and Bonds. Bccbe & Sims. Phono 890. I S2 t Wednesday night will bo social j night at the Eastern Star meeting. , Cards and prizes will mako the 1 evening interesting,-and refresh ment will be served, i Rogue Elk Motol Is now open to 4 the public. Don't forget tho fam- Jous chicken dinners. W. O. Mc Donald, Prop. 46 JThis Is national egg week. There is no other human food product that Is so completely sealed and protected as the egg; that is why I we call it sealed sunshine. Smart Millinery, Including wide I brimmed flops at special prices. a.98 to 10. Tho Band Box, i'ii East 6 tli St., just east of the Oro I cetorla. ' C2 (Raymond Reter spent yesterday In Orants Pass transacting busl- ncss. j Old-time dance, Nat .Thurs. - 45 Oreen slabs, 13 or l"-ln., solcct "i grade pine or tlf." Md. Fuel Co. Tol. 6SI. 42tf y E. J. Whistler, associate edtior I of the bureau of news for the j Bouthcrn Pacific company, was a j visitor In the city yesterday. He I spent the day taking pictures of ' fishing In tho Rogun river, which f will be featured in the Employes' I bulletin, Issued monthly by tho bu- roau. Mr. Whistler left for his homo In San Francisco this morn- I Headquarters for Trades. Beehe I Wins. 1 S. Bartlctt. M Miss Beulnh doro spent tho past I week end nt Eugene, where she j was a guest of Miss Ooraldlno Qnrd- nor at tho Phi Mu sorority on the 1 University of Oregon campus. All kinds of woodwork, , City Cabinet Works, 327 N. Fir. 68 I From October 1, 1928, to April . I, 1929, tho state gamo commission I paid out 141125 in bounties on cou- gars ajid wolves. Thorn wore 190 i cougars and seven wolvos. This i numbor will be added to before the u fiscal year closes October 1. Dur- Ing the year ending October 1. I 1938, the number killed was 2M. At tho next meeting of tho com mission It is planned to. nucnuragc the war ugalnst these deur slaying animals by sotting aside IMio In vrlees to he awarded tho leading j hunters. In addition to tho regular bounty of 2ii for each animal. ff' You can't afford to miss the sale hats at the Kilnnv lou Hat Wiop In M. M. Store. Opt your double stamps, too. 63 A j no mrniuion cum meets WMn J ,Mra. Peter Dietrich nt 989 Nnrlh 1 Central, Thursday afternoon at 2 I p. m. I Old-llmo dance, Nat Thurs. 46 (Mrs. 1'red Kirk and Mrs. I.ulu Salisbury of Jacksonville spent yes terday in Shady Cove and Medfojcl. Old-time carnival dance. Oriental : Oardnns Wat, night. Bi r Good Grocers everywhere throughout Southern Oregon o r Northern California are pleasod to recom mend Fluhrcr'g Milk Bread. Ask your gro cer , v 1 Included among the Oregonlans registered at Medford hotels are F. C. Getty of Eugene. W. H. B. Irfck of Salem, H. . Sellick of Itose burg, and the following from Port land: W. R. Redhead. C. H. Wcatherston, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Xeuefer, O. H. Johnstone, A. H. wueme. i. u. uraite, jnr. ana airs1 J. Francis, C. K. Fish, C. L. I jiapie, n. . oiu, u. v. nooui, S. A. Westertrtrohn, CA. Maddux. Hoy-Ward, R. J. Beeman, - O. -M. Memos and W. Barr. .Cheap -.lumber and cedar pouts Medford Lumber Co. . . 327tf ., 'Kix-fWom suburban home, $2100; only $200 cash. Phono SK5. Beele & Simw. .: - i52 Two ccremoniea wrfe performed by JudKe Taylor in his court room yesterday afternoon, which united In marriage Edith Mae Underwood and Adam IT. Beadle, both of this county; Vivian -Myers and Claude Hum by of Glenn county, California. Mrs. Frank F. Wells and Kay R. IwIh were the , witnesses at the! first woddinif, and Dick Calder and George R. Wood acted as witnesses at the second ceremony- Helman'ff plunge opens May 4th. . Try' Model Bakery's dellclou Butternut Hulls. Ill West Main. : . i - . . 52 Lyda King, county nurse, was spending today making an honor roll examination cNckup at the Central Point schools, where such examinations havo been made for sometime past. Other schools throughout the county have have been giving such examinations. given credit for being good health measures. Select grade factory blocks 95.50 per load. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631. -i- . 42tf '. The big Clearance Sale la Aliltln- cry at tho Emmy Lou Hat Shop Jn the M. M. Store will saye you mon ey. Oct your double stamps this week... . . . 62 Money loaned to worthy people to pay their honest debts. Thomas Realty Co., Km. 12, Palm Blk., cor. Main and Front, upstairs. . 24tf Let me write your fire insurance. Carl Y. Tengwald, Jlotol Holland. Phono 993. tf A bounty warrant waa issued nt the county clerk's office yesterday to Daniel Farmer of .Ashland for six coyotes. Plasterboard, windows and doors. Woods Lumber Co., East Main and Geneseo St. : ' 48 Helman's plunge opons May 4thv A tulip stem with four flowers was on exhibition today at ; he Chamber of Commerce through the courtesy of M. A. Kenner of Jack-, sonville, and was attracting con-j slderablo attention. Green slabs, 12 or 16 -In., select grade pine or fir. Med. Fuel Co. Tol. 631. 42tf Business Is good, lint your prop erty with Bcebo & 81ms, 16 8. Bartlett. 52 John F. Ewcll of Roseuurg, pres ident of tho Douglas County Sports men a association, thohor dny conferred with the state game com-: mission and the stato fish commis sion, relative to the establishment of a patrol on tho Umpuua river to curb salmon and stool head poaching. Lawrence Mott, well known writer of outdoor stories for national magazines, is on tho North Umpqun at present as a i KUtutt of Douglas county sportsmen. I and expects to remain there during the summer. I Window glass, all sizes; also plate; glass. Trowbridge Cabinet Wks. tf Dr. M. C. Barber Is now located at No. 6 and 6, Deuel Bldg.. above Russell a store. 63 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harrell, who have been visiting their son. Bon Harrell, and friends, have returned to their home In Kftgene. Hose mending, runners removed and snags worked back. Handi craft Hhop. 21 6tf ; Millinery Clearance Salo nt the Kmmy Lou Hat Hhop in M. M. Store. Spring hats going at less than price to make room for mid-summer stock. Halo prices $4. ItS, 93.98, 92.U8, 91.98 and 91-00. Double green saving slumps all this week. r.2 Two mouths huvo passed at Al bany, Ore., without a dollar of fire Inns. The showing Is cxplalmut by tho flro chief f that city by the frequent oxamluathms'whlch have been conducted by tho deportment mid the llmlnatlun of flro luiwuntH. Heleet grade factory blocks 9K.K0 per load. Med: Fuel Co., Tel. 631. ' 42tf Miiirlngn licenses were Issued to day and yesterday tho county clerk's office to Adum 11. Beagle. H, and Ktllth Underwood, 33. both of Ashland; Ptiiil Nichols, 26, of Anhlahd and Tilllo Klude, IK, -of Fresno, Ca l. : Claude lam by. 2 3, and Vivian Myers, IK, both of Ham ilton City, Cal. If your house needs now window screens, Phono 108. Woods Lum ber Co. 48 This is national egg week. The egg being sealed, It run not be adul terated without h rot! king the shell. Medford Warehouse, Distribu tion. stm-SKc. cratlmi. fiuanclng, 00 To see two .executives of the back cud of. Out Chamber of Commerce building working whh n sight that greeted pedestrians. In the huslncHH section this forenoon when they perceived Iee Oarlock of the state auto registration office and Chris Hot t lief of the government em ployment bureau cooperating In varnishing a sIko hanging over the drinking fountain outside near the building. The former was daubing r-pots of varnish on the sign while tho latter was giving advice on lo cating the. spots where they would appwir to the bo i advantage. DnvtMitaklng, Muocklug and but tonholes. I'" Fashion Hhop, 424 Medford Bldg. Phono 1181. J 3tf L. L. Trney, representative of the C 8. Fidelity and Ouaranty com pany with headuartei-H In Port laud, spent yesterday and today In Medford on business. Me will leave thla evening for 8a Francisco to complete his work on this trip. Heloot grad factory blocks 95. SO per load. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 611. 4tf This is national -g week. If people will eat more coddled epRK. and loss meat they will ho health ier and better fitted to perform their work. Hrlman's plunge opens May 4th. ftTETOTtT) UfATH Miss Elizabeth Burr, assistant' 'county schot superintendent, spent today visiting the various schools' through the county. i Miss Helen Kane, star In "Xoth-I inr Hut the Truth." belnir shown nt - Crnterian this - week, sings "Do Something" on Victor records. Hear lu palmer MufIc Houiie. Jt's the beat evt.r. Miwt Kane Is an ex- elusive Vlctqr artist. 4tt Arriving In Medford this fore- noon with a big toad of rhododen- drons, of which they have 40 acres near nroosinus, w., r. anu i.irs. , uhrary orderr for the different past five yeai-s. and during the W. Motley were sellinB them to- town and rural schools in the coun- past' five months had made her day near tho Chamler of Com- ty -were being made this forenoon home In Talent. She was a (trad merce. The plants were all fairly) nt the county school superintend-: uate of the Southern Oregon Nor large and this forenoon were en-: ent's office. Kach school had sub-1 mal school at Ashland, ami hud Joying a fairly good sale. milled a list of books to bo ordered ! been teaching school at Agate this Green slabs, 12 or 16-ln.. select through the office for use at the ; last year. She had just three more grade pine or fir. Med. Fuel Co. ; school. . . months to teach before getting her Tel. 631. .... 42tf j Mrs. C. 8. Williams nf T-imn. ! Hfe Vprtif ica-te. She leaves her Charles Weatherston of Portland spent yesterday In the ciy on busi ness and pleasure. He-roof with Huntington 100 per cent vertical grain cedar shingles. Woods Lumber Co. Phone 108. 48 Amonir the Callforniana register- ed at local hotels are Mr. and Mrs.! E. Trautman of Htockton. Harohl ColllnH, Mr. and Mrs. D. . W'lfo. and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. DobbluH o f 1sO Anueloa, Mr. and Mr. Worthlngton Amen of MarysvIHe, Mr. and Mrs. W, N. Master of f'hlno, Mr. and Mrs. Vance Urccwe, C, A. Hughes, Wm. H. Jaenleke and H, L. Tracy of San FrancfKoo. Medford WarehouKe. DlHlvlhu tion, AloniKe, cratlim, financing. &0 ' C"K. Vsh. travelins repreaenta tive of th Klrlsrhncr Meyer com pany of J'ortlaiwl. arrived in the city today on bui !.- Bvvimming now in drinking water at tho N'at. 44tt Killed with hope1, the city street department kitten ball team .Mill play Hnidor'H Dairy thin evening art a part of the city leauue rncently organized. The Hlrect tiam Includes Kood material and haa been jmie- tlcinpr for aomvUino for tonhiht'H ! gntrie. Harry. HpauldltiR (Helm Mon ,VVe spray atl ktnda of trees and ! moi nlnjt at 10:36 at the family shrubs. No ordor too small. Phono ' rcHidoneo near Talent. .Mr. (ileim your orders to 1083. 06 httrt hf'n 111 with pneumcnia fur Tho second annual Indian con-! about hIx weeks, hut had not been Kress will bo. held in Klamath Kails July 3, 4 and 5, under the auspice's of the't Klamath Falls American Legion J The first congress was held In Prlnevllle last year and drew, ah attendance of more than 10,040 .people. This year the legion posL;ol' K la hath 'h11h engaged the services or R. l; Hence or I'rine vllle io stage the second annual con-grss-lw that clly and plans are be ing perfected for a itiurf elaborate event 'than the first one. Get ' those fenders . and auto bodies strnlghtened at Brill's Sheet Meta Works, opposito Levls SupV Service Station. Phono 418. tf Ruildlng permits-were Issued by the city yesterday to C. A. Knight to-build a woodshed on Kast Main street -'at n most of $50 and to C. W. Davis to repair a-dwelling on South Rartlett street nt a cost of .liLfri, t f ' ! 11 . s HU Mark's curd Thirty Friday,' 2 p. m. Progressiva and Pivot. Prizes and refreshments, 3 Sc. 48 Temporary auto licenses were is sued. lit, the sheriff's office yester day afternoon to,, Frank Woolrldge pf Murphy, Ruth Howard, Plerce- Allon Motor com puny, W. N. Ttlna- tmrger, O. K. Chlldreth, William uoie, .lac Aiuorc anu ti. uurpen- tor of Medford and the Claycomb!a Motor company of Ashland. Swimming now in drinking water at tho Nat. . 44tf Getting way from store duties for the first time In many months. Karl Weaver of Weaver's Btore yesterday accompanied Olen Downing of Snl der's Dairy op, his truck route to Orants Pass and IhrouKh the Ap ptcgate valley section. . Ladles' house drosses, office dresses or nurses' uniforms for sale. Tailor made to measure. The J. R. Sonnies "Rosalia" line. "Every wearer Is a booster." Cull DU4-L forenoons for further Infor mation. Also silk dresses for sale. Mrs. BnrtQ. 4 5tf Adrian Lnflaml expects to leave Medford Thursday. May !, for New York, from wht-ro ho will sail for South America. PRICES REDUCED 1 FOR SPRING BUYERS Majestic Electric Radios jii; r MODKIt 71 . I'ost Colnninl period .design with iiiHtnniH'nt j a u r I of nmtcliod lmrl wulmit, 8 tubes. WAS v with mws, $16900 NOW TRrRTjyrE," MEDFORD, It will be another week before! Allyn DeLara wlil be able to leave: the Sacred Heart hospital, where! he has been confined for ten days,! recovering from a broken knee-! cap and a wrenched knee, sua- , talned on a recent fishing trip. Mr. hlte, Is an employe of tho E. R. wnue implement company ' on North Fir atreet. Swimming now In drlnkinswtr;iliM Batra ,vaa hOTn M indr,.. tne .-sat. 4tf' , K . Juiv i 1901. and was. 27 I Choan dry lumb6r at Mpdfnrrf (Lumber Co :. 327tf;.she had lived In Oregon for tho who has been visiting her daugh - ter. Miss Melba Williams, suner - rvlsor of music at the Jtinlon high school, for the past few days, tc- ' turned to her home this morain. js. p. Braheney, general auditor I of the- ftvtiowhv r'ni.innina- a. Management corporation of Chi cago,, accompanied by .Mrs, Bra honey and 13. J. Rosenauer, west ern district auditor for the com pany, are spending a few days here on business connected with Tne California Oregon Power company. Mrs. M. II. Hare, well known home demon strator representing the Chas. II. Knox Gelatine company of Johnstown, -N. - arrived Mon day to spend the week In 'Medford. Mrs. Hare will have charge of the dally domon.strations of electric -refrigeration to Iks held at tho Med ford Klcctrlc company on North Central. ' OIjKIM The many friendri of the (Helm family, were much Bi lpved to hear of tho cleat of - ' T " - Obituary well for a much longei" period, j dresses, sweaters, accessories, nov Slnce Mrs. (Helm's death on De-:"elty shoes, millinery, lingerie and cember 14 of last year. .Mr. Olefin has steadily failed in health, the charm and the pleasure of living -seemed to have gone from him, notwithstanding the lovo a,nd .de votion of his sons find grandchil dren. Harry S. Ulclni was born Atiguht 1854. nt Belleville. 111. Later on the family moved - to ivouk. isiunu. wnero -Mr. tiieim as a ; bry mnd young man passed many happy, interesting years. After his marriage Mr. Olefin went to Texas In 18X5, where lie was Interested In quicksilver mining and In other pursuits, and finally with his wife and two sons, Charles - Will imd Harry N. (Helm; came to Oregon In i'JU) and bought a ranch near Talent. Here they havo lived eer since, producing some of the fme fruit for which this section is 4a iuouh, " JUith, .Uv-and Miy. LUlemj urally soclatile and hoapltulrio, with a vivid voin of humor luid fun. . and they gathered around them all their lives a circle iof friends who were, devoted to. thon. Devout in their rllgluUH life, tht-y were tolerant and broad minded, and believed. In peace and good w i tnuurd itbi.r. Mr r:il., BUod friPnU( a KOOtl man. nn a good cltlzon.- May eternal gladness be his with the loved ones gone' before him. I Funeral yervlces. In charge - of the Perl funeral home, will be held Wed nesilay. May 8. at 2:30 p. in., at tho family residence near Talent, with Rev. P. K. Ham mond officiating. Interment will take place In the Stearns cemetery. BATKS Dora Victoria Rates, f small dn ught or of Mr. and Mrs. Luther II. Hates, passed away at : Gold Hill May 2. She was born at lone, Ore. June I, litl5. and ; at tho time of her death was 1 3 years old. She was transferred to Riddle. Ore.. May 3. where fu neral services nnd Interment waM made. Perl funeral homo had charge. "Mighty Monarch of the Air" You could not buy a better radio at any price before this great spring reduction and now we of fer the greatest value in the world DON'T WAIT BUY NOW ! Remember These Are 1929 Sets We Demonstrate Palmer Music House 'WE SELL $141.50 234 East Main "OftEflOX TUESDAY; WALL The funeral services for Knos A. Wall will be held at the Perl funeral home Wednesday, May nt ":3 Oa. ni.' The Itev. Father Hamilton will- read the service. Interment In the Jack- ! sonvillo cemetery. BATES torothy Kvelyn Bates j passed away at her -home in Talent k U.o ft utlflP O uhnM HlnCKR - a n.nnti,a on ) mother and father, Mr. and, Mrs. ! V. B. Bates, of Talent, Ore.', two 1 brothers. Loyal Bates of Enid, Okla., Llewellyn Bates of Talent. Ore.: two sisters. Ire! Bates of Talent. Ore., and Sirs. D. I. Atwoll of Medford, Ore. Miss Bates was a mernfier of the Christian. church; The funeral services are In charge of the Perl funeral'home, and will be announced after the arrival of her brother from Oklahoma. MULUNSSALE TO Of special interest to evnryoue in Medford and southern Oregon .who likes to take advantage 'ot money saving eve lit a la the an nouncement 'that Mullina' Heady-to-Wcar store ts staging a clse-out otit - sale which starts tomorrow morning, Wetinenday, May 8. James E. Jtearti, merchandise ad juster, lias been secured to take charge of the sate which will in clude the entire stock of coats; other articles of quality goods pur chased at the beginning of the Kprinx season. , This mum moth sole will continue as long as there in any ot the UtVgc Htock on hand at the store. - Mr. Heard Is well known In this .locality, having personally conduct m1 several big closing-out sales in Medlord dpring the past few y.Hi-p '- T ' m V ISIS Tues." and Wed. JUNIOR COGHLAN and LOUIS WOLKEIM A PAUL BERN ProdmliSn 2irtcttti L MASON HOPPW PATHE I.EVIEW COMTDY Coming May 9 and 13 STOLEN PLEASURES Mat. 1 :3b, Eve. 7:00 , 10 Uli.l 15 ' HAPPINESS'' Phone 788 f - WITH " ' . ' NOW MAY 7,-192fl. - Important business at Odd; Fel- lows lodge tonight. All mcmbert urged to be present.. ' 46. t ; Hejrolat' Communication1 of Reames Chapter. O. ; -E. 8.,' Wednesday even-' lng. May 8th. Social : night.- Visiting members HATTIE M. ALDKN, j -S , Secy., J welcome. 4 6 .; Clean rags wanted at the Mall Tribune office. - - tf TOO LATE T0CLASSIFY '; OPPOKTL'XITV' - ' j r "106 Acres. v Improved, equipped dairy ranch: ; io acres under Talent ditch. To tal price 93i00; 20 head of cows, heifers and calves; team, wagon and harness, cream separator, mower, rakei 5-room house; 4 miles from Talent. A real chance for. someone. Total price 43800. . J.iC. BARNES, Heal Kstate. Phone 409 1 5 t. Central. ' yiO-Y. ' 48 FOR' RENT OR LEAKE 5 acres with modern house. 2 chicken hmisPN. burnt woodshed and ca rafe. Raker's Store, on Jackson ville highway. Phone 4i3-R. fj FOR SALKTearn, wniron and hnr ness. $50, Phone 4C3-H. - 50 KOR RKXT 3-room furnished npnrtment. Inquire 345 West 2nd, morning or evening. tf KLAMATH FALLS Is certainly a live burg. We offer $3Gi0 eauity in good residence there for R. R. valley property, business, or what have you ? See HOI.MKS for HOMLS, Xash Hotel corner. 4S WANTED Kxperlcnced house keeper. Telephone Mrs. RussHV 1 107 or 31. 47 KOR KALE Cultivator. Pat's Hand Store. 48 jTWO MOOKR.V 4-mom bungalows on CI;' rk St.;. -rent $20 per nt" Phone 643. ... " 48 KOR SALIC Registered Mexican - ?:hfphrd puppy. '42 Ivy. -17 An Automobile Accident Might Render You Penniless if Y o u Neglect to Secure Public Liability In- ' R. A. HOLMES : INSURANCE AGENCY Jackson Co.. Bank. Bldg. Phone 444 SINCE These Drug Stores Are Open Nights This Week Jarmin & Woods James McNair Pharmacy West Side Pharmacy MOUKI, 7J lieuutiful lyouix XVI .Walnut eiibinet with doors ami instru ment panel of diamond mulch ed Oriental Wnlmit, tubes. WAS $199.00 WITH Tl'BKS, S15650 llllltlllllllllllllllll , fll 1I1IIIMIIIU1UHIMH i II miiii nun iiirm limn nil 11 1 .nllllllill nun linen mini mi ill See This Great Of ficial Record, Taken From the.. War Files of Europe:. WAR! BEHIND THE GERMAN LINES Laurel and Hardy Comedy , ( Jl g Jb& COMING THURSDAY PH GEO. O'BRIEN and JlfyS LOIS MORAN in ,J? OfWvM "TRUE HEAVEN" fJ'plSr '!llHIIIIIIIII!llllll!IIIH'lll!l!l III I Hill IlllllipiljllllllllSjlllllli: llllllllllllllll'' "llllllllllllllllllllllllllll III I Hill IHIIIlilllillHIIHIIIIIIIIII llllllll 1 1" !!lllllllllllllllllllllll III I Hill lillllllllllllllllllltilllllllillllllir t TV n'SV HERE ! ijr He's Here and How! 1909 fV ALL TALKING ,fW- THAT 'MOST POPULAR OF ALL' i t IfiSAl 8CRiEEN STARS fwH' ' RICHARD : jiteJpix : 1 1 Tbist 'iHigorccn U ' - t If - has ever known. Nothing But m m the Tuth,, HEAR... ALSO TWO BIG ACTS OP , TALKIES CODEE AND ORTH ROY FOX QThe Whitpering THE TALKING NEWS Admission Matlntes Evenings 10 and 35 25 and 50 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS, RESULTS TODAY and WED. As the Soldiers Saw It Here Is Germany's Official Picture Record of the War Startling, true, real, authen- tic ! Actually made in '. the trenches during the' war. ; , That most famous of all stage comedies makes . his tory record on the talking screen. HELEN KANE do her famous song, "J6 Do Something." " IT'S POSITIVELY UPSETTING SEE JT TONIGHT SURE : ... -