Medford mail tribune., August 04, 1929, Image 4

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rrMhtnl Jii tl r-r nttM-ruL cfflilrd In tin (ief, j
lixt Ifl lh lffl nts I lilrH I' 'in.
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Hurn iUI!y mm: rliniUliuii (nr ll nw'iitln
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M. C. MIMJKX8KN ftiMI'AW
Offlrri til Nrw York. ClilO.. lMn.lt, IUd
pMlH-l-.ro, Iv AwkiSriltlf. I'wtUtfl.
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Smudge Smoke
1 iek Shrw nod. wlm Ilk l"'Mi
under the weatli.T. Is tonkin; !!
tt-iphy sie.illy and intieai: .
Harry HnsenheiK Viur" tliH put
tees Sal. This is the 1st pair uf
puttees drawn en tin h-cal popu
lace since l!t:3.
tolonel Kflli's oldest hoy will
s.i "I do" Tu's. iTiornln-
The l!h'i
hmm Friday
r rec:iinit its r
. iif'.iT three
I
days
a!l--as thr first ef
thf
A hoid,. ,.f laih-.jd offi.-.a!,
w're hT Thuis. and v.i'ie an at
f lll Jrtlld urn... Mt o.
The H i t-. StraliL l -'.tl. a
l uint hrd Ja--t Sund iv on the eo.,l
and placid wuti'i'.s of I'i.iiiion.l like.
1 scoots uvt-r the water with the
eie and Hi.ie of ltw coin iund--l'
e:ineitiB a "A v !t ii h i I'm tland
it'duitJiite, at a for tua I social af
fur.
Tho iM'iteiui'Ut over the w
tnonry has Milc-iih-d. and. i- lehii:
: -itUTlit nn inoi f vigorously 1 h..n
th old st It. '
f:ral of our ( ialsli ikis are
tliiukiuc of telm.- nut xti Ietno s. ,f
t'lov van fiti-l ii htiiM-.
mini tee tm-eiiiuM nmd ull
I i.-" wH'k a usiiiit. A feu uf I It-in
Here le-td at noon.
II. I'orleis. the iitn'lculttinit hasK
liver, tnwned - Sat. A Mtvaiier
tild h'm m 1 1 1 1 el h i u ii and he went
tiiviher tliMi the -tlrsl tenor of a
i-hnrcli ehoir. ,
lhr lemlnu fusret' liesls uf the
valley now ate. wpailow, ejirwlus.
a mt I In- neweomers. hay weevil.
Thore is some talk of Mcklnu' tin
! ,i;in."V. on the !("( (wo named.
I'lliikinu of pi'.irs. licit failed 1
t In hukIi t he fi o;i la-t spring.
U ill 'til' I IH-M f -k.
The pt opou'd final ovi-r the pro
po'ed eom'.houM' IS losing I's
a ntor.
1i.iii-.ay Uoliiiion of the U-O
lias reiu-ned from U , where
he found condition in uood ron
dii ton rutsle.H K w otthl not let
him (day tennis on Sunday. Th
.'A
naftve ihouhl l'ittt'Uit was
trifle Mpieainlsh aliout tennis.
(he eily only has approxhnateh
1 T .imn hlind tdus. Hr-hleH he was
etU laist m i-tudy the lutnter situ
Mi on, not play tennK. lie sj.s
New York 1 t on I d for an y u -e .
ainl lh, it Oin a cn N not us li;),l a
it Im. liet'ii painted, whei-f n has
l-eeii piHlUMl Me lnok-(l for
l 'hlcao tuillkster. Jus
what
!, !(; (MII.ter hoter( 1-
iit had nr in ore luek ttian tin?
"hlcaKo police.
llei-adeuee iias set ill. A Intsl
lieHxinan as heard liraKClut: ahotlt
a til I who Kot ,' - A '. tho last se
Itiester. Instead of the footSnil
team. I. 1'nUtsoi) of Itie V of l
fo,itljill inent'trs was here tl I
He his not started, Ii-amluc heitm
clnotity ov.-r the initilook on the
jniduon. ' ,
Hon. WlMiii'u lii (kits ef Asli
I ind. oiif of our rep' 'esentallves In
the p'Mishiiure, lost h.s screw -la 1 1
hullden liist week, ' llett
next t i lilt. t I iii Ml !
luck
DIES IN PLANE WRECK
i;li:i:n n n. rmm . u
.I.
trt'i tine or tho met) killed 1
nil plane ciash here last iiitbl
Identified bv police today as
Am
i
1 1 rose Mntielt. sou of the tali
bro-ie Monell, founder of th'
liou.it Nickel toiiipaux. Ho. home;
us In Nitt i"ik ('Hi,
Mot't was ;iiHp.i nn d bv Fran- j
.is H. lllinidy of Cleveland, Uho t
and Joseph L. Cogli-irl. t be pilot, j
of Nw Vnifc. It i iiitdcr-.io.idi
ll.;i Mmedl and Ci tindy had -I n!
ed on a week end trip, leaving th.-.
Arkinouk airport at AiknoMiK. N ,
V.. last evening In a b( -plane own
ed by the It art el t A ir av s cor
toiiilion. i
The lali' when at an altitude!
of I'.'inti feet wax seen to suddenly
bunk as lis moon- stopped and then
went Into a tailpin.
YA I'l Z tVi oluntccii fion
;tl coiilltt ten responded vv hen I hi
Utile principality of Lb hten-t-i.T j C.s. PL M A. M..itico i,H -called
for help to repair mud-, Sn.nl lu.ve taken such a liking to
ill ait, flooded ut-4-as and ot hrw l-o 1 t he hoi tallioad tia.k as to ron.
letnoie eihlelieei of Iihot cutls.-d j ilu te a liuisailc.'. Kecnllv a
by the unprecedented winter and fi eight tram ran Into so manv or
Midden spring thnw. The eot was hem ihn the locomotive could not
borne pal It) by the Swiss govrn-;get ttaetion. MlthoiiKht the euglnee.
llicill. ji'luptled hl sandbox on (he tracks.
- !
PottlHtid. Plami under way fer
erect Ion of thrve .tory HimnNh tyit.-
upartment houe l MO Klmidrr.
treet t ftlmtn! et of f I50.0(0.
GETTING THE WILLIAMS
1' have received n c nmmiiuiedl ion i i.rjinliiiM Hit
Creek 'Vut-oll" i-ojnl, uhieli .sluivh llie writer
entirely niKhM'staml the situation.
Complaint is muilr t hat llie 'ion r an 'Jiorit ies do not Uv
'immediate arlioii" to see that lliis euuinVi ion with the KYd
wonil Itivliwav via t in irjrii dives bo" in. 1 I'' at mier.'
1'or several nti'iiilis a committee of local business iiii'ti have
lnfiK oi kini: on this jirnjivl . ami everllii 1i is liin done to
m vuiv this iniirli needed iiuj'i I'liirnt at 1 he earliest possihle
Moment.
I flit iiiitiieiliate eons) rtiel ion is itniossilhL 'lite eiil-oif will
i n .1 .'.everal l.undn i lliuuiu.l ilnllars - if -"'1 M is the mai
laiim estim i!e-ami -l;t kson ami Josephine I'utulies enuld not
lo tills
al
The v iisl iiirt itni nnisl l"irs he iteliiiilelr outlined, hoth 'ov-ei-iiuiriit
ami state aitl miiM he secured, and lnwiiiise of the enn
estioii in the highway dr-partments d hmli, this eantiol be
aeetniiplislied in a day,--up in a tew days. '
The .Mail Triluim' has several times endorsed lliis projeet
j iatl pointed out its advantages. V,. helieve everything is liriinj
(hnii' to i-iin.-1 rin t it that can reasotial!' he epeeted.
Kveryone is aure'-d i earditit l he desimhility of lliis eon
stiuelioii. 'I here is also general ayreeiuenl rey;a!-dinir the hest
plan "T prrit-ediire- lii.t to put the road over in the minimum
lime re mires not only energy ' "I iiic diplomaey. and the
( sneiesslul appnrai irp. m tne laner laenuy repuies time.
ONLY ONE BAR TO ANGLO-AMERICAN ACCORD
Tin-: i
dav
Us'ire for world pi;;ee was never .stronger than it is In
. l'oliti'al conditions in lliis eoimlry and (ireat liiitaiti
were never im re lavnralde t makine; this ilesiiv el'i'eetive.
And vet it is vrry doul't t'til if the noiniuK i'ttnferenee be
tween rnmuer .MaeDonald and
agreement i u tin method of proeedure.
The two countries have tentatively agreed upon naval parity
but the fly in the ointment lies in jhat traditional sttmiblin-
jbloek, known as the "Irei'dom.
involved in this o,ue:dion is that
m;ny, the League ol Nations.
T
MK Iroiiiib- is this: dreut
lait''u' is pleil'ed to denv
j 1 eaeue demands eoereive action
I war of aoiession.
j Thi ! 'idled States, net beine-
Mblifation ami insists n i m eoiuplele freedom of action. This,
as a praetiral matters, means insistence by the I'nited States
upon free bun of the seas and npli"hliii the l ights of neutrals,
in every war. regardless of the altitude of the la'ajne of Na
tions. So lii-re is the fatal impasse. I'ntil the I'nite.l Stales enters
the I.eai.ue or tirrat Unlaiu leaves it, iim cnuiplele neenrd be
tween the two countries, on a program !" world peace, appears
possible. (
;...
IN tin matter of naval armament reduction, miicli can h
tlone, t hcoret ically,- -- ami one miht say temporarily - but
cut il agreement nn ihe freetbun td t he ieas issue hits been
reached, little can be done practically, or permanent ly. '
In other words, while the comini: confercuee may, like lh"
llanlini: roufen-nee, he heralded as a iireat step toward world
peace, as Ioiil' as the above mentioned "fly" remains in the
oiidiuent, an ultimate repudiation of any agreement reached ii.
Washiiitoii app'ais unavoidable.
KINDNESS IS NOT WEAKNESS
6 was lu be expected,, the recent, epidemic of prison mil
breaks has impelled a ma.iorilv uf newspaper editors to
blame the trouble on the "sentimental coddling of criminals.
Ken I ho usually cnliehtencd Oregon Journal joins in the
1 rncesMun and nines sterner and nmre ii ileum pi oiiumiil:
methods.
The only trouble with this diagnosis is that the riol.s oc
curred in those prisons where the
methods liave been employed.
Known in Ihe underworld as "hell boles.' n
liven the wardens thcmselviw ,;,ve admitted that overcrowd
in, pimr food, ami Ihe moral effect of ihe habitual crituiu;:!
laws, contributed to the troubles-
No sensible person bcliexes in coddling criminals. Km that
jixlreme is no more funic than the oilier-,--which is treating
! them with unnecessary cruelly ami that sort of injustice which
is alw ays I he product ot lack of
AT PRINCESS' CAR ;
l.AlttACIl, .logo Slavi
-An unsuccessful aMen.pi was p bi-ults mad- of Ho..,
de ..d.iy to shoot Princes,. Lll.a hl h it , .p.,.v ,,,,. j,
lh Inlsch-lliH.-t. of tl Id' been nlaeed
i i
i l.r
1 feud il I. nn lly of that name, as she
jwas reiu' iiink to her easMe at Lit
tai. A shoi fu-.-d at a neaiby vil
i large broke the window oi Mie
prim ess' aulonod.ile and the r-pltii-;
le-s VV .'II lllb'. I her s!n;htlV 111 1 he
! f..re.
be
'I he mill who fired Ihe sb.. es
tpe.t iii'n a lot es( ,(1. was ii.t
coi;led.
PHI SSKLS. Aug. 3
I -Pi
eonnnuntsi fn.d a revoLer sh
near o- Kelul: .al chalet
f se nd 'I'hui day night. It was i
poite.1 here today Priio e i h.irl
seeoud st.n of King All
ml
Plllicevss ,Mne Ji.se. Ihe Hclglail
lint jet lev' oil ii test child w e e
slaving at the lel.leme. The go .
ecnor of wisterii Flandcis Is In
vestigating the alf.or.
He had to w
a relief lo
. nrvnniK l.tu-nt tniini'iy lu'i rixl-1
Iiik ut full cupn.lt.
1
"CUT OFF" TAKES TIME
W t H lit ills
iloes, not
. . t
I resident Hoover results
in an!
of the
seas,
-noir'
Ami int'Xt rirably
f' post-war diplo-
'bet.
..!" tho
Itritaiu
as a member
fri'eilom
of the seas, wlnu the
my nation startiii"; a
against
a nn'iiiber, is under no stieh
sternest and "hanb'st boiled"
Two of them were popularly
svmpathv and understandim-
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mm Bm
1 MONHOK. Ui.. Aug, a. t.-P-'
Three persons ntv dead and I It i
' others aie seiioiislv ill from e.
-Mrs. i:. I.. Wallaer, w ife
a laimer living near kilbomne
her son, Pruee. aued t'. and
Ibaketield. IS'.', who lixe.l at th.
house, me di-ad and L. I. alia. .
a nd h is ot her two sons ait in
ttitiial condili'Mi at tVik Ciov.
the parish seal.
ll.W ANA,- -(iv. The i uhii ie.
htt hei iii(iii'iittoiet In mi in me i
adVei tiseinKfi-. ts being b'"rrd
tins eai ;.s an all ii.ii s.un.e ol
the lf ihuL hiif. ttceonic the tlnro.
among fashtiui iJPe f.-lk tltrmgh
out ihe world.. (Hie hot. j he,e ,
planning to ad cr Use for ue jt -i
oof solat'limi 4is an added aitiar
lion next winter.
t 'ost of hiirvest mg ion
about one tlilld ot Ihe total
hay production in heton
1 Itutes
nit ot
hen e
itnv saving in this field is A vti.ii
faclor in production efticiemy. m.
cot il Ing to a recent surv ev math
bv the experiment sutton. !
many haiveslttiR methods Used m
Kether with dtsensstons id the)
Hilvantaces are iontitieil in h ne
bulletin on this o inject that ts fre
lo OreKon resldenln
riout.tMlc l.i.tN op.-itr.l for
ipmlr. Improvement! to It
u, Multiionmh poor f..im.
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Pk On.)
ir y, i (lurui int; nwi
Ihait 1", up
;.vmih 1mi's ami Kiriv.
j W ahhiiiL tnii I n i v t i - it v. in obMli.
i'-in-u in a Siatf t.tw. .4ilh-.-i liti'iv I-
ly tin' Ainn i an uU'h i hi'pHialioa
of cliiin h and Stale ai l i iiicM,
Tiie univei.-jjiy more than nnn(
! sectarian, it (m inds alrsnlutcly I he
trai'liin u it'li'inii, ami im I'ti.ijt. I
'is alio -.mm I :a t u v untviTKity
Ktniituls. The f henry, in that mh-
li: eitat alinii hh Milil jive youiii:
, 1 1 uplf what tie-y lainiwt In an
other way. They can et n-liciu.j
at liuaie and in Hum ne.-.
Ihi yiiu liK(' hieiMiy? Thero is
milhiiiK i-lsi her-, hakes, salt an.l
frrtih, ins iile iiy limits. liiuuntaiiiK
rising in all ilitertimis. .Mnunl
, linker Nalirmal Knrest with 7r,;i:ii
aeies is not Jar away.
Indians
ealleil -Mniint HaKer the "(Ireat
While W'au her." Von would on -
joy vislsiim thai interesting vx
linci vnhami. with kiispicIouh
smoky fn in i's risiim from neverat
craters, tni ty fniu smiaie miles uf
ice fields and twelve I'itf Klaelcn,
are on its flanks.
0-
Spatlle has mie ul' the three fin
est, liaihnrs in (tie world and men
tions the other two out of kind
ness. This is the American port
j nearest to 7"ii.iiiHi.inin people llvinir
i in China, .lapiin, the Philippines
jaml the rest of the Orient, all with
real money to spend.
j More It nnscontinentai railways
( rume here than to any other port
on the Pacific. Seattle would like
-you to lix all tttat in your uteuuey.
j The luniher industry alone hring.;
! j:uin.i(if i.uitu to the State every
iyear.
VAashiuejoti ranks nurd anions
Hip Slates in developeil hydro-elec
tric power. Tim city owns and op
erates lis own electric light plants.
Hut don't t II Wall Streer. thal
Unl.viehism.
If tlwre is anyt hint; you wan!
and don't see here, you need only
ask for it.
i The .la pa it esc i urrenl gives to
iSeatile cool summers ami nii'd
winters. Zero weather is unknown
here. Winter averages 41 degrees,
in similiter t'-J degrees.
Seattle is tin' place to bring your
ha lues; they don't die here.
The inlaid mortality rate is
lower than in any other big cily
Ami you will live longer hero to
see your baby mnnv up.
People live in their own homes.
Forty siv per cent ol dwellings ;n.
owned by tin ir occupants. Itui'i'
ing costs twenty-five per rent less
than in the Ma si.
There arc hills in the city ami
Seattle disposes of them Ingenious
ly. A long carrier lakes the dirt
tl-,..,. tl.,. Itill ootti It n lKii-1'f.t: (hat
j dumps it in the Pacific, where there
-is plenty of room. That keeps th :
cilv faiily level. Al this moment
I, una. mm cubic yards of dirt are
moving out Into the Payilic to levj;i
one hilU tli
la short, Washington is a great
State, SeaMte is a great city aim
you ought to see hoth.
Cherry maggots have hi'cn un
usually severe in unsprayed or
chards la western Oregon this
year, repnrls lo the experiment sta
tion indicate. Some cmps ha:t to
he turned down by t lu canneries
because ol serious infestation.
From all reports received thus far.
growers who sprayed their trees
wit h l tie simple sweetened poison
at the proper time have escaped
loss. This is one of the easiest
sprays to apply and it does not
aifect the fruit at all.
Construction w ill seen start on
road between Cochran and Wes
timber. i
Sunday Dinner
Hotel Medford
Dinner $1.00
"The Food Is Better"
At tho Medford
:lMSKif
M3
Women's Hose
Sl.OO Pair
Silk from top to tot with
3 pointed heel
I
i:n.MK. V. iA
-Italy
IT-
et Ix-rated Unlay with its yirnl--l
piihln-- si-aini tl in . years, in-
V nil iNL' la IM't-tu ItnllnMi. fill im-i
1 1 i.i it if M i lit ii 'ami Italian ffn-am-ial
4'icrt at Versailles ami
tin- re pa: aliens and det i ulifei -i-ni'f-s.
and unnamed advisors.
llclloni was ri'iiiov.-il suinitiar
ily late yestenlay liy premier .Mus.
.,..! mi from all puldie and iinlitl
( I ;t t i i t y ami various uf his ad
visuiii. whuso identity had net
! heen made known, were Jinprisun-
d.
The. action followed report)
committee In P.elloui's acti-i
as pod est ;t ( mayor) of Mi- '
I of ;i
ivilic
Ian. '
The charges prove kim- the In
vest gallon were levelled by Ko
herto l-'ariuacei at I'remotm. Fari
na cei claimed Jlelloni favored the
New York bankers, Dillon, Head
a ml company, in return for a
largi money compensation in nl
lo(tinur a loan of $ HO.ooo.OOQ lu
the city of Milan in 1 !27.
The committee exonerated llel
lotii of this charce, but found ho
had used his office as podesta to
increase gretttly hitj private for
tune. zf.p m:r ammiuca
(Contlnuea from Page One.)
the hangar and the mooring mast.
i more than half a mile away.
Within the hangar the dirigible
Los Angeles it ml two navy blimps
have been bunched, leaving a full
side of ihe hangar for the TT-foot
zeppelin visiter.
Atop the hangar have been
place,) two loud speakers, each
nine feet in 4iiameter and capable
of tiirowinc a voice to any corner
of the -'."if" acre field. An effort
is to be made fi pick up ami send
through the loud speakers theto.-y
of the arrival to be broadcast as
the ship nears its destination, by
Frank K. lloeolson. a passenger.
n the arrival of the big ship
Ir. Hugo Kckener. its skijiper. will
either be tin- overnight guest of j
t'oiuuiandcr Maurice K. Pierce,
captain of the station, or go direct j
lo a hotel in Xew York City, where j
lie will stay pending drpiirturo of,
the ship on the return journey to;
Cermany. A special train w ill car-j
ry the dirigible's passengers to Xew ;
York.
On the ret urn t rip. which also
will be the first leg of 'he Zeppe
lin's cruise around the world.
Lieutenant. Commander Charles 1'j.
Kosendaht, skipper of the Los An
geles, will he guest passenger. C.
I. I'.utgess of Ihe bureau of aero
nautics in Washington will make
the flight lo Friedrichshnfen.
Joachim Wicknrd of Hosion will
he a passenger on the world flight.
while passengers on t he Atlantic
crossing only will be Morris Shu
mufsky of Mridgeport, Conn.; Karl
It. Von Weigen. newspaper man ;
Lady ( I race I rit in tnond May ef
London, mid Hubert 1 Id it man.
press photographer.
lt HerlMM-t S. SilM'
il correspondent of the As-
(Spe,
- ' soeiated Press)
AIIOAKD C.LAF ZKPl'LI.IX.
Aug. 3. A) We passed two
whales at ll:3' a. m.. going in the
same direction- our position at
n-tn was 3ti ileizrees. 4 mitrts
The Best
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Plates That
FIT!
In my office, riclit herti In
Medford. I make plates of
such popular materials as
Potcelitc, Kesolite. Hecnlilo
in fact, every kind of plate
material in use today. Come
lo my office It' you need a
plale lei me show the dif
ferent materials to you and
explain their advantages.
Dr. I. H. Gove
235 E. Mam St.. Medford. Ore.
Office Phone 872-J
Residence Phone 768-J
WE DEVELOP
Films Free
West Side Pharmacy
YOUR REXALL STORE
Open Sundayi and Eveninji
All the Time
Ore and Bullion
Purchased
W 1 1. P B Ii R G BROS.
SMI IMNi H HMNG CO.
4tfc.. 72 M.rVn S.,S.n I r.ncu.0
i
I inn ( h ami 4 3 de-1 t'l-s, in i mil -K
Our M'ffJ- was l-'S kilcrn
' etern an hour (aliu'ut so mllcftt
ml ,
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i Ii.hI ri.v.'i'i'il- up to nmin &.
kthiiii'-ti-rs 4 alumt ;t.4:( mill's.
Alu'iit half nf the iii.ssoiiccr8 aru
fiiiukJiiu nynthetie ciyareUt-d.
Communications
I T.i the J-iiUitn".
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auo Hie slalf ci-n
mien uf tin
A I net lean
hi :
w as dra ing to a close, after ord' j
of Ihe biggest and best events of
I's kind ever held on the coast. 1
Thousand of l7egioimaires and vi-'
ilois were in attendance and went
away wiih a fine s4-nc of appre
ciation of Medttird hospitalitv ami
u realization that "Medford know
how." Thi advertising benefits of
Ibis big Leg too effort- are beyond
estimating. Thousands of columns
of publicity were received and the
personal' advertising of the many
saiisfied guests of Medford post is
invaluable. The direct advertising
benefits of such a celebration are
hard to check but it Is definitely t
known I hat several Legion men i
have already located lu Med ford
as a result of their visit here la -it
A u gust, and no doubt there are
many more.
Such community efforts as these
are decidedly w ut lli while and it i
is hoped that every Medford' rili- t
.en will cooperate to make the
dedication of Medford's new Jl'.'n,
Omu airport a big success next July.
Yours for a greater .Medford.
A M 1 : DFO K U LKO I A X N A 1 K 1.
American JCeleuse!.
KSCOUIAL, Spain. Aug. :i
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(A) lhickey .1. Dee. American
tourist from Chicago, held in jail
here since last Wednesday for re
moving n valuable antique porce
lain plaque from the walls of the
walls of the histork' escorial pal
ace, was released from custody
today
An
this for Kc
Two 50c tnlii-9 Orpl''
Toolh Taste $1.00
One 50c Orphoa
Toolh Brush .50
81.50
Special at' ??
Medford Pharmacy
The Reliable Store
Main and Central Phone 10
Passion
Wednesday Night, 8 o'Clock
Sharp, August 7
Auspices Medford Lions Club
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The purpose of the Passion Thy is
to visualize before men and women
the real meaning of Jesus Christ lo
the world. While it is the drama
of dramas, yet its purpose is not
mere entertainment.
A Drama ycu ivill remember a lifetime. Spoken in
English but not a Motion Picture
Admission $1 CO. Reserved Jl.C-0 Children 50c. Not Reserved
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smooth, silent performance.
Come in and make the test
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