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THURSDAY. JULY 17. 1010.
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Our city reformers would do well i
to drop In to the Liberty Theatre to
day where Manager Poole Is present
ing Miss Fannie Ward's latent emo
tional vehicle "The Cry of the Weak"
one of Pathe's famous Extra Sel
ected Star Photoplays.
Without any "preachinK" or
'propaKandr" this splendid motion
picture will do an enormous amount
of missionary ork. It will open the
eyes of the uncharitable who like Dis
trict Attorney Dexter in the pla
think that "Once a crook, always :
crook;" it will brine tears to the
-eyes of tender-hearted womanhood,
it will hopefully suffuse the hearts ot t
wrongdoers with a glow of feeling i
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FREDERICK WILIIELM HOHKXOM-ERN
This is the latest photograph received In this country of Frederick Wll-
that here at last is a play of reallife, heim Hohenzollern, former Crown Prince of Germany, who is quoted aa
true to life, an actual page from life - gaylng ,hat ,f thg AUJeg attempl to br)nE hlm t0 trIai all they will find Is
"Compelling the intense interest ' " The picture taken on the Island of Wieringen. where he is II
and concentration of the beholder Ing in exile, shows him without his mustache and looking considerably
Irom start to finish, full to the brim aged and worn.
with suspense and swift action, "The .
Cry of the Weak; forms a great . ArQniUVII I P Al I ternoon only through the quick aid
tour's entertainment of the best JAMW" Vli-l-E. JlU ,,aartmpni in
.. . x- . i j. dipt "tiiT"rt?rv dv cinr of the Medford Fire department in
constructive type. Not only does BUT GUTTED BY FIRE . . '
this dfama entertain in an enthrall-1 sending a motor hose car. when tho,
lng manner, but it grips the heart i 'Jacksonville hose burst In a doien;
strings, and forces an echo of pity I MEDFORD, July 17. Jackson- places. Four houses and ono barn
for the submerged tenth. We begin vllle, the oldest settlement in South- were completely gutted, and more.
to realize Just what a battle is ever i ern Oregon, was saved from com- than a dozen houses were scorched. ,
in progress in the breasts of those piete destruction by fire yesterday af- The loss is estimated at $10,000.
who have "gone wrong" but eagerly
wish to "go right" for the future.
Fannie Ward, as the wife of the
District Attorney, does some of the .
test emotional acting of her career. '
She says so herself. In fart. Miss
Ward goes further and states that
her "Mary Dexter" in "The Cry of
the Weak" is her screen masterpiece,
her ched d'oeuvre of the cinema.
Surely a play well worth the viewing! t
"The Cry of the Weak" will be
vhown today only.
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HIBERNIANS OPEN
BIG CONVENTION
IN SAN FRANCISCO
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SAN FRANCISCO, July 17. The)
national convention of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians in America to
epen here tomorrow will be unique
in the history of this order. Never
-since the organization was founded
more than fifty years ago has a na-,
tional convention been hem west of j
the Rocky mountains and no other
convention has been attended by a
provisional president of the "Irish j
Bamonn de Valera. "presiaeni ui
Ireland, telegraphed the arrange!
.ntii rnmmlttee he would be herei
July 17, the date for the convention's
,!... This announcement caused T
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Do It Now
Start canning your Apricots at once. Leave
us your orders. We are receiving daily ship
ments of nice Rogue River 'cots which have just
started in, and will only last probably a couple
of weeks. Price we are going to make as low as
possible.
We are promised plenty of Blackberries now
very soon, so don't delay getting in your orders
and we will fill in rotation. So first in, first served
Phone 200 will bring the goods.
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I The SUNSET GROCERY
opening. This announcement caused
estimation of the number of dele
gates visitors to be greatly increased.
Adjournment is scheduled for July
19, but many of the visitors are ex
acted to remain until July 20 to wit
ness the unveiling in Golden Gate
Park by De Valera of a statue of Rob
ert Emmet, Irish patriot. This monu
ment is the gift of United States Sen
ator Jameg D. Pbelan to the city ot
Ban Francisco.
De Valera said he would be ac
companied to San Francisco by a par
ty of six, includine'Harry Boland his
secretary. Boland, like his chief, is a
Sinn Fein member or the Dall Elre
ann of National Assembly of the
"Irish, .Republic"
De Valera and Boland came to
America from Ireland without pass
.yorti. The. manner of De Valera's
coming never has been made known,
tut Boland came as a stoker on a
transport.
MRS. DOW'S MOTHER DIES.
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Mrs. M, E. Allen of Sacramento,
mother of Mrs. H. P. Dow, of 204
Nelson Street died this morning. Mrs.
Allen's death was due to heart fail
ure, she being 81 years of age. Mrs.
Dow will leave tomorrow morning
for' Sacramento to attend the tuacr-
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LIBERTY THEATRE:
"THE PICK OF THE PICTURES"
H. W. Poole, Owner Matinee Every Dy j
Tonight
FANNY WARD - !
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'THE CRY OF THE WEAK"
Peerless Comedy
"FLIRTING WITH MERMAIDS"
Friday
CLARA WILLIAMS
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"CARMEN OF THE KLONDIKE"
DOORS OPEN AT 7 P .M.
Truck owners
here in this city and
everywhere throughout
the United States are hauling more
tonnage on Firestone Truck Tires
than on all other makes of truck tires combined
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tages. We've vutchrd their work
closely. We know, too, that yea ncetl
these tires on you. tnu'Ls.
More than th.U, you urc. the :iitl ot our
tnick-tirc press and oti;-r machinery.
Tncse iil piMftK-aily eml loss of time fur
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THE difference in the way the Liberty
rides and drives is unmistakable.
This difference makes itself felt in the
first fifteen minutes of driving.
It is a difference, for one thing, in
steadiness a steadiness that holds the
road as well with one passenger in the
tonneau, as with three.
It is a difference in power performance
in ease of control at all times with
out apparent effort.
These superiorities are so marked as
to be astonishing even to seasoned
judges of motor car values.
They are so evident that we know of
no better way to win your preference
than to let the Liberty assert its own
difference and superiority in a demon
stration ride.
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C. L. McWilliams
Farmers Implement Building
Sixth and Klamath Ave.
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