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night for California to spend the win
ter. They have been spending the
past week or two on Beaver Park
with Mrs. Blinn's sister.
Guests OF Garwoods.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Bacon OF Los
Angeles. California. who have been
visiting in their former home town,
Ipava, Illinois. stopped off here today
for visit with the Misses Estella
and Anna Garwood and their moth.
er.
Spent Tuesday In Florence
Mrs Rosa Knapp of this city spent
Tuesday in Florence with her friend
Mrs. E. II. sheafer.
Charles Haukole III.
Charles Iaukole is confined to his
bed at 5O2 Greenwood avenue with IN
stack of tonsilitis.
U. M. w. A. Organizer In Florence.
David Robb. organizer for the U.
NJ. w. a. whose headquarters are
now at Trinidad. is spending few
days in Florence.
Al. Craig At Novels.
Mr.. AL Craig has accepted posi-
ton as manager of the Clothing D.
partment at Novels and starte-
upon lis duties this morning.
To Pueblo.
MIR. and Mrs. Archibald Turner and
Mrs. Simmons of Cripple Creek went
to Pueblo today for a short visit.
The trip was made in the Simmons
car
campbelIs Nicely Situated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd b. Campbell are
now nicely situated in the Sheetz
home at 3t5 North 5th street having
moved from l112 Macon week or
two ago.
Harry Bowen And Wife In East.
Letters from Harry Bowen and his
wife who are now in Indiana visit
ing friends and relatives state that
the weather is good there and that
they are having a good time. They
wetn back east primarily to attend a
family reunion OF the Bowen family
at Lynn, Indiana
Re-easing well On Frey and Collins
Ranch.
c. w. Jones Of Florence was out at
Sloan last week looking after the
big well on the Frey and Collins
ranch which is one Of the best in the
vicinity OF Sloan. new packer
has been ordered for the well and
when that arrives. work OF re-casing
It will begin.
E. =. Jewett Home
Mr.. e. +. Jewett came home Tues
day from a business trip to Pueblo
and the Capitol city.
Charlie Day In Florence.
Charlie Day went to Florence the
first OF the week to accept posi-
tion with the Fremont County Dem
oorat.
To Denver BY Auto.
Mr. and ars. W. p. wilbar and
daughter Airline OF Florence went tc
Jsnver by auto yesterday to take "a
the Benchy -oIdneid exhibition there
tomorrow.
Home From Denver.
Mr.. Fred whipple returned Tues
day from week or more spent ~
Denver on business.
Terre Haute People Here
Mr.. and Mrs. chas Ciabaugh and
master Wayne Clabaugh of Terre
Haute arrived the first OF the weel
TO visit the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Ciabaugh at 412 Green
wood. They are also being entertain
ed at the Floyd Bergen home at III
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FRIDAY

danger Oh pfoheh EtoS OF DTOheH
springs.
FRIDAY
VIII Leave Shortly For California.
Capt W. W. Rice of PIT North
Sixth street is planning to leave for
Los Angeles. California. where he
expects TO spend the winter. He has
a son in Los Angeles who is a loco
motive engineer Mrs. Rice, who Is
an invalid in consequence OF long
suffering from infiamatory rheuma.-
tism, will be unable to leave here at
present on account of her physical
infirmities. Mr.. Rice was an officer
in the regular army OF the United
States during the Civil war period
Julius cramer In Pueblo.
Julius Cramer. town marshal. went
to Pueblo this morning for a short
visit with relatives and friends.
Accompanied Guest To Denver.
Mrs. B. F. Rockafellow accompanied
Mrs. Beckwith who had been her
guest for several days. TO her home
in Denver Thursday. She will return
the first of next week.
Arrived Thursday From Dubuque.
Mrs. Ernest Holtz returned to Can
on City Thursday night from Dubu-
que. Iowa, where she spent the sum.
mer months renewing old friendships
and associations. Mr.. Holtz. who de-
voted his vacation to a camping out.
ing on the Upper Mississippi river,
returned here several weeks ago.
Colorado Boys Named For West Point
Announcement was made by the
War department at Washington. D.
C.. on Thursday of the appointment
OF three Colorado boys as candidate
for admission to the United State NIL
itary academy at West Point. New
York, for 1915. They are Bruce a
siagnan Of Denver; Charles l. Me
Ginnis. alternate. Idaho Springs, ar
wynot r. Irish OF Canon City.
George RoskatelIow Has New Car.
Mr.. George Rockafellow has pu-
chased Moon Six from J. J. Arm
strong and son. The car is similar q
that Of DR.. wilkinson.
Home Saturday.
Mr. d. b. Novels is expected to ar
rive home Saturday from two oI
three weeks spent down the valley
looking after his farming interests.
To Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bethel and
Mrs. George Bethel. Jr.. went to Pu
ebio this morning in the Bethel clI
TO see the Beachy- -oidfeld exhibi-
tion.
Mrs. Hardnan And Children Here.
Mrs. Roy Hardman. wife OF the
chief engin eer Of the viaduct construS
tion. and children arrived the first q
the week to live here until the via
duct is built.
Left For Kansas This Morning
City Clerk ]. v Blake left on tha
Santa Fe train this morning for Eli
1 Falls. Kansas. where he will spend
FIVE or six days visiting his father
and other relatives. Mr.. Blake. ST.
IS eighty-one years of age.
Have Taken The meLsin Residenee
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Biggs and
daughter Miss Edna. have taken the
Chas. r. McLain residence. 90Z
Greenwood. fer the winter and are
again residents OF Canon City They
established themselves in the Nc
Lain house last week.
SATURDAY.
VIII Anderson In X. C. Hospital
VIII Anderson is In Kansas City in
the German hospital. having under
gone an operation for Hernia, a
day or two ago. Nothing has been
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MISCELLANEOUS

renting steel safety boT Al TN
Fremont County National Bank. s
to 50 per year. sfi
~ss>>ss<e~sS<s sso~@~se<>eS.
Sunday afternoon. The obsequIca
we're conducted by Rev. C. r ilsiey.
followed by lntcrmcni at Lakeside
cemetery. The body arrived her.
from woodsyillc. New Hampshire. IN
She Santa We train Saturday after
noon.
Motored Here From Pueblo sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. II. II. Hubert and
Mr.. and Mra. .. l.. Tromatine OF Pu-
ebIo motorsd 10 Canon City on Sun.
day and spent the day in making ex-
cursions over the scenic roads about
town. They plcnicked at the top OF
the Royal Gorge.
Finds Climate Here Beneficial
J. II. Dye OF Sheridan. Missouri.
arrived hcrs n few days ago and Is
SO much pleased with the town and
the climate that he has about decided
to make Canon City his homo. Mr..
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the fair grounds. They agree that
Beachy's flying was Immense. and. At
times. almost ''out of sight,
Home Friday Night From Denver.
DIR. and Mrs. G. A. vawter and pap
ty returned to Canon City on Friday
night from weeks trip to Colorado
Springs and Denver
HaukoIe Much Better.
Charles Haukole who has been
quite sick with Tonsilitis is feeling
much better and was out OF bed today
for time.
Visitors In Pueblo On Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loehr and family.
Miss Lorenz and Mr.. and Mrs. bud
Holland were among the Canon City
people who motored to Pueblo on Fri
day to witness the aerial flights of
Lincoln Beachy and the automobile
racing by Barney Oldfeld.
Here On Way Home From Coast.
E. Springer of Muncie. Indiana.
stopped of here a day or two ago TO
visit Canon City relatives while on
his way home from business and
pleasure trip to California. MIR.
Springer is the guest of his brother
/ in-law. Ray Case.
Home Thursday From Nebraska
/ c. V. Hodgin returned home Thurs
day night from business visit OF a
weeks duration to points in western
Nebraska He says the rainfall in
that part of the country during the
asiicuitural season was considerably
less this year than usual and that
farm crops OF all kinds suffered in
consequence.
Home This Afternoon From Indiana
Mr.. ami Mrs. Harry Z. Bowen
returned to Canon City this after
noon from n months pleasure trip to
Indiana and other states in the Ohio
valley. \ pleasant feature Of their
vacation was their attendance at n
reunion OF the Bowen family at Lynn.
Indiana. They visited indianapolis.
Chicago. st Louis and other centers
OF population.
Back This Afternoon From Illinois.
G. Z. Matlin. cashier OF the Canon
State Bank. returned home this after.
noon from watseka. Illinois. where he
took the remains OF Grandma" Mat
kin couple OF weeks ago Mrs. Mat
kin. who accompanied her husband
to Illinois. viii remain In the east
: for several weeks. Miss Helen Mat
kin. who Is also at watselsa. viii be
gone until the Christmas holidays,
perhaps. longer
Left For Denver Today
Miss Marie Rowland left Saturday
evening for weeks visit with
friends in Denver. She was accom-
panied by Miss Emily Gray. who Is
en- route TO her home in Iowa. hav-
ing spent the summer in Canon City
as the guest of Miss Rowland.
Birthday Party.
Florence Williams Friday afternoon
entertained n party Of her friends at
her home at 72s River street, in honor
OF her tenth birthday. A number Of
gifts were presented aud games were
played after which refreshments were
served. Those present were: Laura
silcott. Vera Hayden. Ruth wyckon.
Gertrude Frey and Avesta vahidicls.
On returning home each declared
that the afternoon had been a very
enjoyable one.
Wisesnsin People Here.
]. I. Gates. wife and son OF Pew
ankee. Wisconsin. have been campers
az the auto camping grounds Mt the
Hot SPRINGS hotel for several days
Mr.. Gates Is making n pleasure tour
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Here From Colorado Springs
Miss Schneider of Colorado Springs
is the attractive guest of Miss Agnes
Foster for an extended visit. n
schneider expects TO be here for
about two months.
Buys Moon Six.
DR.. C. IL. Wilkinson is the posses
sor of a 1915 Moon Six having made
a recent purchase from ]. ]. Arm
strong and son, the state agents for
the Moon car.
Colts Take First Prizes.
Jim Langan's colts, one a year o.
and the other three years old, too
blue ribbons at the recent Pue
State Fair in competition with tho
fine horses raised by the Zang Brew
cry. Jim is feeling fine over
victory
WIN. HCItlc 10
VIM. Kettle returned to westcliffe
Wednesday after spending a day or
two here.
Or. Hinshaw Returns To Westeiiffe
DIR. j. ID. Hinshaw who spent the
first of the week here. returned to his
home in westcliffe on Wednesday.
He says that DR.. W. F. Kenney. for
merly of this city is having all the
dental work he can take care of.
Or. ca.termoIe To Co East.
DR.. C. e. Cattermole is leaving Can
on City in a few days for New York
City to take up advanced work in
medicine and surgery. He expects TO
be away three months and will visit
all of the large clinics in the eastern
cities.
Body to be Brought Here.
The body OF the late w. l.. Hull.
who died in Woodville. New Hamp-
shire. few days ago, is expected
here in a day or two for burial in
Lakeside cemetery by the side Of his
wife who died here about year ago.
He has a sister-in-law. Mrs. Emily
Halstead, who lives in Canon City.
J. p. Thomas In Oil City.
]. p. Thomas. Jr. Secretary of the
Republican County Central commit
tee spent Wednesday in Florence ae
vising with prominent republicans
there.
Sinking New Coal Shaft
The work of sinking e new shat
at the Newlin Creek coal mine soutl
OF Coal Creek is progressing NICE
and thecompany expects soon TO be
taking care OF their regular ship
ments.
Summer Visitor Leaves.
Z. l.. Deatherage. accompanied his
aunt. Mrs. T. ID. wilkey. to Pueblo OF
Wednesday. Mrs. wilkey has been q
guest in the Deatherage home during
the summer months and is returning
! to her home in Tennessee. She will
make short visits in New Mexico and
! Texas enroute.
S. c. Kelso Home From Auto Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Kelso returned
to their home in Florence Sunday
from hong auto trip through the nor
thern part II the state. They visited
Denver, Greeley. Ft. Collins and Other
towns and found the roads all ths
way in great shape. It was Mrs
Kelso's first trip to that part OF the
state.
Leg Broken; Brought Here.
Nick Falgean who broke his leg
while working in the Smith, Harris
coal mine and was brought to local
hospital. is resting easily and is ol
the road TO recovery.
Entertained Embroidery Club.
Miss Marie Rowland entertained
the members of her embroidery club
on Tuesday evening at her apart
ments In the Maupin Block. Needles
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up with sand SO that now one can
so across At good speed without any
danger Of broken ribs or broken
springs.
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Record want Ae. ar. sur. TO orins
results.
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F o U N D
MONEY TO LOAN

The g--nont Bugidns ans Lo~s
Association has money TO loan y,
EASY terms Tie best plan IN all -
~oriS for pnyias on mortgage
the home See guy Z. Hardy ireAs
irer. ~ chAr waldo s-cr-,sr,
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News Notes
lAdyertisementl

Notary PubIic-w. b. Rowland. 6s3
Main street. Record office.
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FOR SALE--Acre and BALI orchard
neat little house. stable. chicken
yards etc. In city limits. Fine
place for a wage Garner TO live. Can
be bought cheap. small payment
down. $500 or $500: balance monthly
payment.
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Address Guy U. Hardy.

payment.
Address Guy u. Hardy.
<><>%>~~>~S>~s<
Dye is a brotherinlaw OF c. L.
Friend and is staying at the latter's
house. when MIR. Dye left Missouri
a week ago today he was so badly
afflicted with infamatory rheumatism
that he had 10 be carried on tho
train. lie has improved marveiously
since coming here and Is now able to
walk short distances by the aid OF
pair Of cru'chcs. he expects. in tho
course of few weeks to be fully re-
covered fro n his ailmcnt.
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MONDAY

Funeral Held sunday Afternoon.
The funeral OF the late w. J.. Hull
was held at the residence Of Mrs.
Emily Halstesd on South Twelfth
street, Lincoln Park. at O'Clock on
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wisesnsIn People Here.

j. l. Gates. wife and son OF Pow
ankee. Wisconsin. have been campers
at the auto camping grounds at the
Hot SPRINGS hotel for several days.
Mr.. Gates Is making n pleasure tour
OF the west and NJ the same tune
looking for a place TO live. lie was
much delighted with Canon City and
after a sh lrt trip into New Mexico
and Arizona. will come back to Can
on City to look It over more careful
Iy, with n view to locating here.
c. T. Gibbs Has Foot Hurt.
Mr.. g. T Gibbs is suffering from
severely bruised foot which he
hurt recently lie manages to hob
BILE around but II is painful work.
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Left For Denver Today

Miss Marie Rowland left Saturday
evening for weeks visit with
friends in Denver She was accom-
panied by Miss Emily Gray. who Is
en- route TO her home in Iowa. hav-
ing spent the summer in Canon City
as the guest OF Miss Rowland.
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SATURDAY..

VIII Anderson In X. C. Hospital
VIII Anderson is In Kansas City in
the German hospital. having under
gone an operation for Hernia, a
day or two ago. Nothing has been
heard from him since the operation.
but is supposed he got through sue
cessfully.
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Summer Visitor Leaves.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.. Kelso returned
to their home in Florence Sunday
from hong auto trip through the nor
thern part n the state. They visited
Denver, Greeley, Ft. Collins and other
towns and found the roads all the
way in great shape. II was Mrs.
Kelso's first trip to that part Of the
state.
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MIR. and Mrs. Archibald Turner and
Mrs. Simmons of Cripple Creek went
to Pueblo today for a short visit.
The trip was made in the Simmons
car.
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Saw 5eaehy Fly

VIII Benson and wife we're amoni
those who saw Beachy ny in Puebl.
on Friday.
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Luncheon Club.

On Thursday Mrs. David l.. Robson
entertained the Luncheon Club At
luncheon and cards. Bridge IN the
afternoon game for this club. Mrs.
w. B. Rowland was elected presi-.
dent OF the club for the year.
Saw Reaehy .oIdheId stunts.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Galley and
Mayor and Mrs. Frank p. Smith were
among the Canon City folks who mo.
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Leg Broken; Brought Here.

leg oFONcHr oFohtnh
Nick Falgean who broke his leg
while working in the Smith-Harris
coal mine and was brought to n local
hospital. is resting easily and is On
the road to recovery.
Entertained Embroidery Club.
Miss Marie Rowland entertained
the members of her embroidery club.
on Tuesday evening at her apart
ments in the Maupin Block. Needles
we're busily piled during the earlier
part OF the evening and dainty
luncheon was a feature of the later
hours.
Simon Smith Here Monday.
Simon Smith OF Brewster. who is a
well known coal operator. was in this
city on Monday and Tuesday on bas.
mess.
New Crossing At Ninth Street.
Cornelius Conway, section foreman.
on the d. & II. c.. had his men busy
yesterday putting In a new crossing
at Ninth street. Some superiuous
rails were taken out SO as to lessen
the number of jolts one ordinarily
gets In passing the crossing in We
hicle. The approaches were graded
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THURSDAY

THURSDAY
Leave For California Tonight
Mrs. Helen NJ. Bliin and daughters
Marjorie and Bernice will leave to-
night for California to spend the win
ter. They have been spending the
past week or two on Beaver Park
with Mrs. Blinn's sister.
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Guests OF Garwoods.

DIR. and Mrs. Charles Bacon OF Los
Angeles. California, who have been
visiting in their former home town.
Ipava, Illinois. stopped of here today
for a visit with the Misses Estella
and Anna Garwood and their moth
er.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-31
Local Playhouses
What the Press Agent Has to
Say of Present and Coming
Attractions.
Orpheum-Tuesday Only.

His symphony" Kleine-Celio' Tin
two parts). After he has won the
heart of Princess Louise, Werner, a
young composer, is fascinated by the
dashing Countess De Berne and fol-
lows her to Paris. To please her
uncle. the ruler of the little kingdom
Louise consents to marry Prince Hen
ry. her cousin and heir to the throne.
At the state dinner given in connec-
ton with the betrothal ceremony
she collapses under the nervous strain
and the marriage is postponed. In
Paris the countess soon tires of Wer-
ner and he is forced to fight a duel
with one of his rivals. He is badly
wounded, but soon RECEIVERS. not only
from the swordthrust. but also from
his mad infatuation. He decides to
return to his native land. In the
meantime the old king has died and
Henry. the new ruler. realizing that
his beautiful cousin can never return
his love, releases her from her prom
ise One evening she is seated at the
piano. sadly strumming the strains OF
Werner's favorite symphony. In the
mirror opposite she suddenly sees his
face. Half convinced that the reflec-
ton is only a dream, she covers her
eyes and turns away. But when she
opens them again. there is her lover
kneeling at her feet. and a moment
later she is resting in his arms.
"A Siren of the Desert" Lubin. \
typical western story depicting life il
mining camp and dance hall.
young miner engaged to be married
becomes infatuated with desert ST.
rem. A gold strike in another regior
reaches the town and a rush ensue!
for the new diggings. The siren il
lost on the desert and is found by tn,
miners sweetheart The finale is /;
very good one for the siren unites th'
lovers.
slippery Slim and the Claim
Agent" Essanay. 4 comedy in whici
slim. after all his headwork. fails t,
! reap the reward
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-31
MANY FOREST FIRES But
SMALL DAMAGE IS DONE

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. 3l.-Ex-
tremely dry weather. innumerable
fires from various causes but COM
paratively small damage to green
timber, and only nominal loss of log
ging equipment and ranch improve
ments, due to prompt action on the
part OF patrolmen, sums up the fire
season to this time in the Pacific
northwest, according to reports re-
ceived by the Western Forestry &
Conservation Association. The abb
sence of future damaging fires will
mark 1914 as the most successful
season. taking conditions into account
that has ever been experienced by
fire protection agencies. Cooperative
patrol has everywhere shown its ef-
ficiency and preparations to meet a
bad year which have been going for.
ward the past two favorable seasons.
have helped during the present dan
gerous year Comparative absence OF
east winds has been the only factor
favorable to the work of fire suppress
sion this season. which in many sec
tions Is the driest since weather bu-
reau records have been kept. Cost of
protection will, of necessity. be high
In most localities.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-31
Pastime-Today Only

THE Man from the Past" Bio
graph. The woman. now a faithful
wife, confronted with a shadow from
the pasta menace to her present
and future happiness is in a terrible
dilemma. Then comes another en-
emy to her piece of mind. When the
twin dangers clash, the husband re-
turns. but circumstances develop
which happily hide the truth.
"The Decision of Jim O'Farrell," +"
Selig. illustrating the code of love.
Jim O'Farrell was away from home
2 good deal. driving travelling men
about the country. for he owned a
livery stable. He had always been
good husband, and had a sincere
love for his wife. Anita, but the hab-
It's of late hours began to tell. Soon
cox, and Jim being a handsome fell
low, she did not discourage the at
tentions he began to pay her. In
the meantime, Anita nursed her ba-
by unaware of what was transpiring
II remained for Ellen Collins the vii
lage distributor of milk and gossip
TO tell her. Anita became sick and
delirous. Escaping Ellen's watchfu
eye, she grabbed Jim's revover and
began to lombard Mrs. Wilcox's
house. One shot from the revolver
missed Mrs. Wilcox. but 1t brought
Jim home to his wife and baby.
Wanted, a Sweetheart" Melies. A
delightful comedy In which two girli
get in bad by writing an advertise
ment in the papers stating they were
looking for husbands.
"The Maneuyers OF Joel and Faith
er's Second Time on Earth" Another
George Ads fable. Showing that Il
doesn't pay to give father too many
privileges.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-31
Alta Theater.

ITO Err is Human-to Forgive, Di'
vine" the old, old proverb has given
sense to fine story of theatrical
and cabarat life with great punch at
its climax. ITO Forgive, Divine" is
true to life story and fits perfectly
the life of today. One of the sisters
of cabarat quartet Of classic dane
ers is discredited and caught in the
meshes of intrigue and sin, suffers
and finds forgiveness at last. The
subject has been we'll handled both in
acting and photography.
kidnapped by Indians" from the
Kalem studios is an Indian story diff
ferent and features Princess Mona
Darkfeather the famous movie In
dian portrayor, supported by Big
Moon and Charles Bartlett. Mr.. Frank
Montgomery, a former resident OF
Walla Walla, Washington. and stock
actor Is the producer.
THE Trouserless Policeman" Is a
funny film and will cause many
laughs.
Matinees every afternoon, 2 to 5.
Coming Wednesday and Thursday
The only Son." by the Lasky COM
pany. producers of Master Mind,
featuring Thos. w. Ross in his origi-
nal role.
Where the Famous Players Play