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ME B1SBEE DAILY REVIEW, B1SBEE, ARlZOftfl, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1911.
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SPORTS
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BASE BALL
STANDING OF CLUBS
National League
"Won. Lost
Philadelphia 22 13
New York 21 12
CMtago 21 13
Pittsburg . . .' 19 14
St. Louis 15 15
Cincinnati ...13 16
Brooklyn . 13' 21
Boston S 2S
Pet.
.625.
.636
.61 S
.57G
.600
.44S
382
American League
"Won. Lost
Pet.
.7S1
,r,45
.531
.516
.515
.417
.333
Detroit . . .
Philadelphia
New York .
Chicago . . .
Boston . . .
Cleveland .
Washington
St Louis
..23
..IS
..17
..1G
..17.
..15
..11
..12
S
15
16
15
16
21
22
24
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Coast League
"Won. Lost.
PcL
.600
.536
519
.50'J
.451
407
Portland .
Oakland . ...
Vernon .
San Francisco
Sacramento .
Los Angeles
30
... 30
2S
."'."as
23
20
26
26
27
28
32,
Warren District 'League
Won. Lost
Banters 1 0
Copper Qaecas ... 0 1
Pc.
1,000
000
Yesterday's Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At Boston R. IL
Chicago ... .4 8
Boston 2 5
Mclntyrc. Archer; Mattern,
den.
Rarl-
At Philadelphia R. HE.
St. Louis '. ' 4 6 3
Philadelphia 2 6 2
Golden, Bresnahan; Moore, Humph
reys and Dooln.
At Brooklyn K. H. E.
Pittsburg 0 4 1
Brooklyn - 4 6 1
White, Steele and Gibson; Scbardt,
Miller.
At "New York
Cincinnati . . . .,
New York
. Caspar. McQulllcn.
Marquard. Myers.'
It.
1
H. E.
3 1
5 0
and
Cart.ston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
At Cleveland R. H.
Philadelnhla 9 15
E.
Cleveland 1
Coombs, Thomas; Harknes
6 1
Lang.
At SL Louis R.
Boston 0
SL Louis 1
Wood, Nunamaker; Pe4ty,
II. E.
3 l
41
Clark.
At Chicago R. IL
.." vnri. 5 v l
rVr, "3 5 0
?2-:. ", j-it' Irfi" Tiiir- mm.
Stead, Payne.
At Detroit R- H.
vCshincton 5 10
JSJ. 6 10
Groom, Hughes and Henry; WorkB,
Stanagc.
COAST LEAGUE
At Los Angeles R- H-
Sacramento . 9 11
r na AnfTell ........ 0 5
Thompson. Thomas; Agnew, Couch
man and Abbott.
Permanently
Dustless Homes
The B-B DUSTLESS DUST
CLOTH is a cloth chemically
treated which absorbs all dost
from any surface over whioh It
Is passed and is indispensable
for use on Furniture, Pianos,
Glass, Clothing; br in fact
everywhere dust can be found.
Dustless Dust Cloths, each .25c
Dustless Floor Mops, each ..75c
Dustless
size
Floor Mops, large
..$1.00
J. B. ANG1US
GROCERY
Pbonc 29
Portland Sau Francisco Port
same postponed. Rain.
At San Francisco R. H. K.
Vernon. 3 8 5
Oakland , 4 ll 0
Breckenridge.. Brown; Xilroy.
Mitze
TEAM GOLF MATCH
Losing Team Buys Winners a
Dinner tlext Tues-
-day Night
TUu greens committee of tb War
ren District Country club has ar
ranged a leam golf match fi- Sun
day, and the losing team is to buy
4twk rlnnfri- tagm illnnar Thn
' dinner will be on Thursday oveu-
and the teams will be called "Pink"
and "Indigo." They f6How iu order,
the "Pink" names first.
W. B. Gohring s. Arthur Notmau.
It. T. Pelton vs. Gerald Sherman
Henry Poppen vs. Harry Zeismer.
Walter Douglas vb. J. B. Lewis.
W. F. Nash vs. J. N. Chapman.
11 J. Brophy vs. .Max Roesslcr.
J."P. Williamson vs. Emtl YoakuPL
Dr. F. EX Shine vs. M. J. Cua
u Ingham
P. G Beckett j Dr. r R. Wil
liams. C F. Gardnor vt. Ira B. Jorale
mon.
W IL Brophy vs. P M. Ihickwal
ter
Gus Haigler vs. J. M. Johnson.
W. G. Linnert vs. M. C. Milton.
E. W Beddow vs. Felix do Wilde
J. E. Evans vs. J. II. O'Brien.
A. J. Balmforth vs. Thomas A.
Hughes.
H. L. Jenkins vs. Mark P. John.
Jesse Yoaiura vs. Dr. C. L Haw
ley.. M. W. Mitchell s. Matt McMInn.
J. F. Burgess vs. C. T. Latie.
W. W. Cutler vs. W. H. Ricli.
"C. L. Aman vs. L. M. Scott.
F. E. Cole vs. John Fitzpatrick.
W II. Fitzgerald vs. John Olson.
H. S. Hollls vs. Dr. R. Ferguson.
J. B. Tenny vs. P. W. Von Salsa.
John Jeffrey vs. Frank. Juleff.
J. J Sparks vs. C. S. Thompson.
J. P. Connelly vs. P. H. Fitzpat
rick. Dr. George A. "Bridge vs. R. H.
Cunningham.
v s. Davenport vs w. H. King-
I Bill Buris vs. E. Frazer-campbell.
D. H. White vs. G. O. McMurty.
R. L. Cadwoll vs. John O. Green
way. John M. Rosa vs. W. K. Flora.
jl Patrick L. Woodman vs. Dr. R. E.
Heronaeen.
Dr. C. L. Edmundson vs. h: T.
airveign.
J Each pair can plav w hatever roria
,of golf match they wish, although mo
standard natch will be IS holes. It
the players wish, however, they may
nlv nin holes or one hole, or do-
JS.r'e tne raaicn ay siiuyiy vbiuub
on ono fcreen. some or tne pairs
tave decided to play each othor with
one club instead of using a full
Jol onlilrmont Mmmtt.
E.'tw has been appointed to arrange
2 a smoker after tho dinner on Thurs-
3 day eienie and a bl time Is an-
. tidpated,
The committee has tried
to ilr all the members of the
I club ami if any have been overlooked
tit is hoped that they will notify
1 the committee so that they will be
matched for the contest.
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BASEBALL NOTES
John Ganzel's Rochester boys must
be the Tigers of the Eastern league.
Clevoland would like to sign Pitch
pr -Wild Bill Donovan of theTigera
as manager ol the Xaps.
Frank Bancroft had a birthday re-
eently and the Cincinnati Reds gave
htm a handsome sliver service.
BS Sliver UC.
The owners of the Boston Nation
-1 an .nm,. H,am,
a c ,,u..t....h UwUC, .usu.Sw...
and the Rustlers continue to lose.
Outfielder Farrott of the Boston
Americans has been disposed of to
rssao?
I6"! tAe'nresent Ume the Waseda'
UveryPtesXirmheof"VjaaSpean
is toarinz America and the Missouri
"n ?erHSy S?ta taring Jan ,
i Roh Snade who -was traded by the
1 iJ?Z ZZTr? rr .S!1
At
land
Crisp, has been released. Crisp has he Jon',v other 300 men on the hlaa
i -r. i. , v,o nmm. i landers payroll.
Home runs are as plentiful this
season as democrats in "Washington.
The magnates pinned it on the pitch
err, when thoy introduced (ho liveli
er tall.
Manager Mcleorof tfce Washing
ton team is np acntust It without tho
services or his star pitcher, Walter
Johnson. The great heaver is seri
ously il! In Chicago.
The Saginaw team Oi tae South
ern League is making all kinds of
records this season. Their latest
ctunt was the scoring of eight home
runs in a nine-inning game.
,It has been a tough season so
fiir on the manager players,. Frank
Chance, or the Cubs, Hal Chase of
the Highlanders and Roger Breena
ban of tho Cardinals have all been
out of the game on account of sick
seas.
DOUGLAS MAY PLAY
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LOCALS JULY 4TH
Want Game -Here and Play-
iMay Bu Picked
ers
from league
f
Douglas wants on with the locals
for a Fourth of July ball game, to
bo played at Warren park, on a 40 CO
per cent basis, the- winner to get the
big end.
Dr. Hawley. president of tho War
ren District Baseball Ijeague. recciu.
ed a letter from the president of the
Douglas city league yesterday, ask.
lng for a game. Tho Douglas team
will bo -composed of tho pick of tho
city league and suggests that the B'a
bee team lie selected in the san.o
manner.
Dr. Hawley and other member? -f
the board felt that the saj-so sbo I
rest with tho players of the uistr.ct
league thomsehes and bas'called a
meeting for tonight at S o'clock at
tho Y. M. C. A., at which time .he
Douglas letter will be refem I mi
them.
Several members of the 1mv.., ex.
pressing their personal and not offi
cial opinion, said thai they thought
a gamo with Douglas team would bo
a good thing for. the league as well
as a boost for IMsibee's Fourth of
July celebration. !.s tho proceeds of
the same, win or lose, would add
greatly to the leaguV's oxchequcr by
, drawing a big crowd from Douglas.
which would also boost tho Fourth
of July business. Tho board mem
bers, however, niado it understood
that the disposal of tho Douglas chal
lenge would rest entirely with the
players of the cltj league- .and forth
with called a meeting of the district
league plaers for tonight at S o'clock.
CORK CENTER BALLS
TO BE USEO HERE
1
Ak.-IW.. f !.., UUh U:L ,1
nuiiuy ui oai hum uiirvuiy members of the clafcn of 1911. turr.
Piomlses to Be Out- && JSS2!Si Z S
rhccpd ' tral School campus, and faced the
UctbiCU j woriu aDa tuo future with hope an-I
. i confidence. Sixteen 'brav.s jouns
1 hearts grew tenderly mellow in r?.
Uozeman Bulger, author of "Swat trospectlon and the same clitcen
Mulligan," must havu had a cork cer- young hearts palpitated In eagerness
ter baseball ,w his sleevo-uhen he j t gg were heW
penned his Munchausen tale of tho te oporl on tno 1 scho9,
ability of Swat with the hlokory. If ; campus, tho class members sitting
the ball in the case had been a cork-' 'a a kalf circle In the ares-way of
center sphere, the author's Imagina- lho sch?ol4 bul d! The weather
cenier bpneri., jo a """ ""-b "was perfect and the accousUcs good,
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noise.
One of Swat's liners, it will be re -
membered by buge. struck a inoun -
tain, dug a tunnel throueh same, ar.'l
imbedded itself in a glazier. It re"
tnained thus imbedded- until the
spring of umpty-ump, (the year of
u mauv auu BiiunuBj nucn iuu &-
ler melted and tho ball wa3 swe3I
down Into the sea, to be swept up
on Palm Beach seventeen years later.
I Swat continued running around the driving solid fact pome with a humor
' bases in the meantime and stopped that quite captured tho class mem
only when the scorer died of old age . tors and the audience as well,
ami general debility. j The numbers on the program were
I These cork-center balls are "see!. creditable and much enioved. Those
long drawn out." The Warron Dis-
" 4 ,"? t.r -""
"""' ". iuuuci wcmoi,
but the board of dioectors is goin? to
order a dozen of the cork-oenter nov-
I elites. Tlien the center fielder will
plav bis position down about Xaro.
The new cork center ball may be
tough on big league pitchers, but it
sorely Is making many a clouter.
Fifty-one stars of the first magm-
tude are now pelting away at a .30
clip or better. Of these the American
league coasts tnirty. -j nree players
in each of tho big circuits aro swat -
; tlnjc .400 or better. Mclnnes, at tiio
Athletlcg, is the star of them all.
! with thn t-rand stmik nf 181 fm-
. . .7 " "- " "----
twenty-three games. Arthur Fletch
er, sutHpnoWer or the Giants, is he
next best performer. His .429 for el-
even games gives him the honor of
topping the National league. Rddle
Collin, with .417, is pressing Mclnnes
for his laurels. Ty Cpbb Is hitting
au even .400 in tfy? same notch with
Tlnnh nt Tlvruiklvn anil tl UHLcm-
of Boston.
Arthur
WHson. catcher of
the
nianto is tlorf -llK u.n. i(rn. .n.i
- ,-,' -n.. -. .. "..?! .
.. w. mi lUUil" pUSIUUU. 1
th Matlnnnl PiBOIi boa 1.....J
the National
Bach has banged .Ml.
Jake Daubort
of Brooklyn Is ten points
behind thorn. Chiof Meyers is hl-.
YaBkpes. aas banged his way to tho
Jjf "' ' t sixteen.
lh m lhe ,,8t American league
still boasts the remark -
ab e 1oTm an even -35B- Chase. In-
disposed, at J00 and Cree at Warn
I Timmtr nn1lnL.w il. . iih.i.
""' vuioumr, me cracK vnne
Sox outfielder. Is a striking denial of
the axiom. "They never come bask.'
Callahan is rieht on tho heels of Ty
Cobb with .397; Ratsev Dougherty, or
tho Whlto Sox, is hitting .351, an'l
rJimmy Austin, of the Browns, 333.
INTERNATIONAL REGATTA.
Tjtjnoafi c ii... 01 n-i vi i
. . 1 .' . .' 1.-1? -
Terdonek tomorrow has nttrartprl
-ealth of oarsmen from England
"ermany, France. Holland and qthc
-ountries. The event in which hot
'nterest Is manifested Is the match
etween the crew of Jesus Collece
"ambridge, and a picked crow rco.
-psentine the leading rowing club
if Belgium. The race will- be rowe
vrer a straightaway course of 2,111
waters.
A Graduation Present For The Boy Or Girl
REMEMBER WE HAVE THE FINEST LINE tN THE CITY
Watches, Rings, Brooches. Pins. Mllltarv Seta. Travellnc
Sets, Manicuro Sets. Bags, Purses, Wallets, Fountain Pens and
Souvenirs.
All goods marked in pitin fl cures which are subject to 5
ner Cent for cash, at
C. M. HENKEL, Jeweler and Optician
t jrb
In Every Walk of Life'
the steps should be made easy and com
fortable with Stetson Shoes, the standard
of style and stability. The softness of the
leather, the freedom from irritating stitches
and the painstaking adjustment to the lines
of the foot, represent the highest achieve
ment in foot-comfort, style and durability.
i HIB
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It is a pleasure to
showyouourStetsons
because they will give you the shoe
service that makes you a perma
nent customer. The Stetson
Corndodger, as shown here, is made
to fit feet as Nature made them. -
"THE FAIR STORE"
Frankenberg Bros. & Newman
Main Stieet Bisbes, Ariz.
" Stetsons cost more by the pair, but less by tlie year.'
CLASS OAY OF I9ll
.- A HUGE SUCCESS
E.eiases Giver Last Night
by Seniors of Bisbee
High School
Sixteen joung IJIgh school studenU,
graduates of the nUbc. m scnool '
lJn; scatters uuiu& ui'uru uuruse tue
) campus.
j Dr. Bloom Speaks,
i A speech not on the program was
made by Dr. Bloom, president of tho
Flagstaff Normal College, who char,
ced to be present and who was invlt-
ed to address the class, which" ho did
lu muuu ijivaoaut. iajucjiy suuuw
foiled by earnest and timely advice
to tho graduating students. Dr.
Bloom has a characteristic way of
of tho speeches that were original,
the class poem and class prophecy,
class history and class peculiarities,
were particularly enjoyed, jhe "very
palpable hits" at the several class
members, being greeted by the aud'.
fence with laughter or applause as
' the prophecy called for.
At the close of tho exercises the
(class of 911 ?ave defiance to the
world bY uttering with spirtt the
class- ell. . ii
J Tho following compose the clan of
1 rjii.
1 Marie Louise Beyer, Blanche Herf-
with. Carlos Edward Gibson, James
Stephen Maffeo. Grace 'Elmore Run-
rite Tifurv V.Ilinlioth 5?rntL T3mnllne
- . .Frances Wilson, Roswell Champion,
-- "- -. ".
SeJah Joan Chase. Carl Victor e'-
son, Cannelita Gertrude Mtcnaeis,
. Clalr Maedalen O'Donnell. Walter
Joseph O'Malley, (Catherine Ellen
, Rogers. Miriam Sarah Tolee, aoc-
lalde Wittlg;
1 The following was the program of
t Ihci nTarrieite-
I Piano duet, Marche Des Trombadour
; Carmelita Michaels, Addle Wlttig
I ProckUnl'o fiHdretaa
Louise Reyer
in.,.
Btnlly "Wilson
, "..J
Peculiarities Kittle Regan
1
j vtolln solo, Steehanls Gavott CzlbuiK"
Carlos Gibson
Prophecy Bancho Beckwitb
Class Poem "Carlos Gibson I
I Trio "The Mght-'r.,aIo
1 Wanche Deckwith. Louise Beyer,
' Miriam Toles. ,
Presentation of Friose. Clair O'Donell 1
Acceptance of Frieze
Catherine Hoy
Class sons;
Written by Carmelita. Michaels
." ..--..
Tho commencement exercises will
be held Friday night
FMNOMV miN 201 MILES
CHICAGO, May 24. A aistanc
of 201 miles will "be covered on the
annual economy fuel test. of tho Chi;
'rfn Motor club, which is to take
. intnro irnnnmw. TTi Tim will xten
k "ver a circuitous route from Chicago
to Milwaukee and return.
j
CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNEY,
' NEW YORK, May 24. Play In thr
hlrteenth annual amateur champion
I hln tournament of the Metropolitan
) Golf association began on the links
, if the Garden City Golf Club todav
and will contlnao through the re
mainaer. .of tie weejc, , . .
TICOMA LOOMS UP
-AS STRONG BUNCH
Locals Expect to Defeat Them, j
' However, and Take !
Championship
Taeonia looms up strong in the
paclDc coalt-RIflo League. They tic
' tcd Ancles clab !ast Sur
, day. tho Angels losing by the score
I of 772 to 770. The dope favors BIs-
J beo Sunday a week, when tho locals
wlu snoot against Tacoma, among
others. BIsbeo had no trouble in
, defeating Los Angeles, while Tacoma
, ' to do it by a narrow margin
-Jg UcalIy suro that lf BtsDC0
defeats Tacoma, regarded as Its
gtrongost competitor, tho learue chan-
pionship will come down to this camp.
Conseouently. the match with T-
coma is tho biggest thing df interest
on the rifle fan's horizon just now.
After then comes Dickinson, X. D..
always and ever after the scalp of
tho local gun men. It Bisbee defeats
Tacoma and wins tho championship
and then defeats the Dickinson team
j0 wju fljj ibe canyon and overflow.
jjj that event the locals may roprc-
sent Arizona 'at Camp Perry at the
nelt national shoot,
PELTON WINDER OF
THE SHERMAN GUP
In the finals for the club champion-
, ship at golf Sunday Pelton beat Sher.
man efcht ud and six to play. Th" .
first nino holes were very even, Pe!
ton finishing one up, but on tho sec -
ond nine Pelton won four more, mak
ing him five up at the end of IS, anil
in the third round ho increased this
lead by ono maklne six up at tne
nd of 27 holes.
' By winning two of the next three
holes he won the match. This makes
fh hlrA fmo hnt Pnltnn lin n-m
. -- - -.-.. ----. - -
l th semi-annual club championship
and by winning this time ho also
wins the cup put up
by Mr. Sherman
jn the champion
Sherman has also won
i ship twico before.
BRIDGE WHIST TOURNEY
IS ON AGAIN TONIGHT
or 'STteJS. ThVst touent 'wm
r- .- t --.-. i.
,. ma.
j.ne cummlttec in charge hav
the assurance troin members in sucn
numbers that a large attendance is
expected.
Cars leavo Blsoee at S p, m. '
FrecKtes Gone.
, "Simple Remedy from Central Phar
macy Removed Them," Says
Society Lady
i -.- -r.. ...
"The best skin specialists torn me
that nothing would removo my
freckles and that I would carry them
to my grave," said a well known
'society woman, "but I fooled them
all with a newr drug, othine double
strength, that I bought at Central
Pharmacy, which cleared my sum
and eave me a fine complexion.
I The action of oUiine is really te-
I markuhle. for when applied at liltat
maiiv of tho freckles will disap
pear entirely by morning, and tho
rest have begun to fade. An, ounce
's usually all that is needed, even
'for tho worst case.
Be sure to ask Ccntial Pharmacy
for the doublo strength othine, as
(this isjsold under a guarantee of
money 'back If It .fails to removo
the freckles
o
RPHEUiyi
Betz & Lockie, Props, kwJL
On the Famous Bert Levy Vaudeville Circuit
McFALL'S
D o g TOW IGHT! Circus
See The tree Attraction --''The High Diving Dog"
InFrontoi,Orpiieum--7:yo p. m. EVERY NIGHT.
Tight Wire Walking. Boxing Dogs (Nelson and
Gans with knockout.) High Diving (48 ft. of ladders)
DOOLEY- -That Educated Marvel
$.500.00 Challenge to produce his superior
nd Dogs and
Regular Picture Program
GENERAL ADMISSION
RESERVED SEATS t
First Show Begins 7:45, Sharp.
ROYAL
THEATRE
HOMEOF MOTION PICTURES
W. R. DENISON C. J. ALDEN
Gen. Mgr. . 'Adv. Mgr.
Tues., Wed., Thurs.
"HOW SPRIGGENS TOOK
BOARDERS"
dison
A screaming rural -farce com
cdy
"EASTER BABIES"
Vltograph.
A tllrn tor grown-ups as well
as the children.
"ROBERT THE SILENT"
Pathe.
Tho height of motion picture
endeavor.
"THE
ORPHAN'S
Essaney
PLIGHT"
A great
drama.
human interest
MISS STONEHOUSE
ALDEN'S ORCHESTRA
Overture "The Burgomaster
Select tan.
1 Complete
Change cf
Friday.
Program
Admission 102 and 15a
Matinee & Night Shows
j
j
AVERAGE VALUE OF EST A"
Mr. Charles B. Spahr of Co'ur
University, sinco deceased, maui
1 examination at one time o;
records of the Surrogates of thii
ilvo counties In the state of v
j York, and published tho results in
I "The Outlook" The examination COT-
- - - .. - - r- . . .r-
' cred a three months' period and in-
j ciuuea tne counties oi .-sew xotk
nd Kings, the richest la the state.!
- 1 Tho results are remark-able as stwjv-
ing (1) How few people, comparative-'
ly upcaking; Ieae any estates at all
and (2) tho low average valae of
estates. The following is a sum
mary of the facts shown:
(1) Out of 10,000 persons ovei
iweuiymo juuia u. iic uyius -uuwm
-?L
rTik.Ji!WI lft fiTn- eatstpfl whsrevef.
" .", ... u.. w
or those who were ucaus 01 lamiue m uie ai&ll'ICl. - lull Hllc
only one-half left any estate; the
other half left nothing, not even a OI Kodaks and blipplie rflL
savings bank account. ..-oc on h-mn1
(2) Of tho 3,351 estates adminls- "aJs on ""
tered on, only S84 about 27 per cent
of all estates and a per cent 01
ot an estates ana -j per reui ui n
those dying were worth over $5,000,
(31 Sixty-five per cent of all left
(3) Sixty-five per cent
....... OK ..am anf tf nil nfl 1
21U Cut-, -. VA -- w. .. ----
estates valued at under &,uuu, me
average value of those below this
amount beinc S1.2S2. Les3 than 9
per cent of all left estates valuedat ,
o,UUU or over. 1
These investigations were made
without reference to life insurance
but they afford a powerful argumen
of life Insurance. They are tho re
suits of life not Its rosy-hued expec
tations. Ihey warn men that if thei ,
would do better than the average;
man they must employ better meth
ods than the average man.
See Jack McGregor. Agent. Roo"
3, Bank of Bisbee BIdg., or drop me
a card to P. O. Box 389, or phone 21
RINT;
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DoG.s and DOGS
Children tonight, 10c
15 Cents
. 25 Cent"
Second Show Begins 9 P. M.
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NO FILM TRUST Good rj5
Program changes Sunday, Tuei
Bay and Friday of each week.
AdmUflon tan and fifteen etnU
CRIM NAL CHIEHS CAP
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"POCAHONTAS, A GREAT IN
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