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Movie Closeups
An unusuul and quaint form of
plotting la one of the more Intensely
mUiD'Hiing ieati-HB of Marshall
Ni'tlar.'K first Inucnendont produc
inn, ' Tli Kiver'n End." from the
tir.:y hy Jamoa OlivHr Curwood, and
distributed throutf" FlrHt National,
whi'h will huv'H its Initial Bhowing
hero ut the Antlers theatre tonight
rind at thu MuJCKtlc theatre on sun
day
The Introductory Hconea of the film
Mud John Keith, h aim tod for years
bv the murder of Jude Klikstone
rapiured hy Oorwent Couniaton of
Mio ("amulian Mounted I'oliie. A
very Hi m liar likeni'83 between thf
two molt in build nnd facial char
hod TiHtlcn leads ihe ofi'leor. when hi
Ih Ktid(l"nly Hti ken with a futnl
dleaso, to ure Koith to impersoraU
h!m, and return to (hp post with ai
account of Keith's dath.
Shan Tunc, a crafty Chinaman a'
th post, ntono. autpects Kdth of the
tmpeiHouatiou and threatens to
divulge the secret uiiIohm Keilh In
fliuncef) Miriam Kirkstotie lo marn
him. A terrific ninb (lht follows and
a Chi n a man Ih killed.
A younger sinter of the dead offi
cer arrives at the post and unaware
or the impersonation. hIiows a sis
lerly affection for Keith. He finally
makes a clean breast of It, departs
ind Journeys down tho Saskatche
wan. The climax of ihe picture If
Mimmed up In the Huprine that await
Keith, "At the Rivers Knd.'
The roles f both John Keith and
Derwent Comiinton are portrayed bj
Lfwlfi Htone. who reaches height
reldom atiaind In dual role deple
tion. 1I( is hup ported by such popu
lar stars uh Marjorie Daw, J. Uarnej
Sheny, Jane Norak, Charles West
and Togo Yamaiiioto.
Jack London's masierplece, Tlurn
intf DayllKhl," will be seen at th
Liberty Theatre on Saturday only.
Mitchell Lewis, Incomparable as a
delineator of strong out door rolef
is the featured player, nnd Is wcl!
supported by a strong cast consist
ing of Helen Ferguson, Arthur Ed
tnond Carew, Win. V. Mong, (Jer
trudo Astor, nnd Alfred Allan
"Hurnlng Daylight Is an exemplifi
cation of all that is best in Jack
London's stories, and lovers of the
Glories will not be disappointed b
tho screen version of this wonderful
story.
ft
Wallace Peld. Paramount star, hag
had some thrilling and hard foughi
battles in bis numerous I'aramoun'
and Artcff.ft pictures, but what If
conceded lo be one of the most sen
sational fights ever siaced in any
screen production is shown with i
vivid realism in "The Valley of The
(Hants," his new1 'Paramount-Art
era ft prod net ion which wtll be seer
.it the Majestic theatre tonight.
i olum'l I'einiingi on, a h heminp
and unsrr ipulous politician In the
town of Sequoia, in Ihe heart of Do
'ii.; Redwood Forests, of Calif. rnia.
has bribed the mayor of the town C
vacatn a franchise which he ia
previously g: anted to Mryce Card!
Tan. played by the Mar. to build r
railroad lertdTng tmt of ihe Vul1e
of Tho (ii mts.
Angered by this underhanded
work, llryee takeu his workmen am.
ai the middle of the r.U'ht lays i
railroad direct ly across the track
of CnKinel IVniilnnton's road. When
Pennington discovers this, he call
on bis Illiterate henchmen, a cjowtl
nf roimh luiiibermen, and the ex
liteni 'tit starts.
The ensuing fight Is sa'd to be out
of the niiwi real Mic ever screened
Thu pi Dire Is based on Peter It
Kypne's story of the sumo name, and
was directed by James Cnre. A very
capable cast supports ihe star.
O
Is ymir husband displeased with
Mm ? Have vim the slightest mis
phion that he contemplates chang
mg his Ihe partner?
Aie you one of those nice "homey
sort of, wives, who can cook, ami
keep holl:C to perfection, but who
is not so keen on fashions or Ihe
beauty porlor? Or, are you one o
these who can look l:ke a million
dollars, dance all Ihe latest y,:z
dance steps, hut whose idea of a hard
day's work is lo open a can of
ca nlines?
Well, if ou are either of these,
and darling hubby wishes you were
different, lake him to see "So Ln
Let ly." the liobei tMin-Colo special
Picture which will be shown at tho
Liberty theatre on Sunday. Hoth o.
you will net a few pointer- from thi--merry
and lumwing tale of two new
ly married couples.
Tommy was a strong, heilthy man
who needed nourishment; hut I.e;t
was moit concerned with tin ' dan
-ants" and ihe latent in gowns, ihan
h. was with domestic duties. As a
result Tonuny tih-s to efst on sar
ili'io-;, crackers and lea dust.
To make Tommy more miserable,
iicte Ini.l riuhf next doo,-, dear
I ii t lo draco, whose lit in; suit w a
o.'ksi'g and Tommy nearly perisho,!
e-iM-y time ihe moma of fried chi k
u and gravy floitrd from tirade's
ttimiow. Put (iracfe's bettor half
and more dr style n-;d class at
I'.isi he thought he did than for
the delicious meals (Irace humldv
piep 'red for him.
K.ich man sighed for llie. oMut
man s w no. Tin it came a brilliant
? o'- . i How about changiim iln ir
De-? Sim Ihe pitlure and find out
In)"' it worke.i out.
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Tlut mo' ion pin are acline in'i
til ea. y dr. -srd up w.uk is iliurra i
to.; in Kuii I Kennel's Paramount-!
D-ee phoioplay. 'S'epiMng Out." i
W!in h com-s to the Antlers theade
on Sunda. j
In th'S pinnre. chatming Utile '
KrM P. iiucrt appears as a poor
man s v. Ife and the him s il.in. d ,
sf ' r has lo svw, cook, iron and even
down on her knos and B,-.o .
ih,-
m iLci; scen.s of the pMuro
but in the linish he has a chance
to wear some tin clothes, and the
nappy rnanno In the woman is made
by the author, C, t;:ininer Sullivan
Ob as, the feminine f im y. j
The picture Is an interesting
dr.iMi.i. with oonsidorable comedy
.-park Mil'; thi oughoiit. M is I ten mi t
is sui ported bv a cast of well know n
players. Including Julia Kaye. Nib
Welrh. derlrudtj Clair and Wui. C
Conklin
COST Hi.M LITTLE TO LIVE
Rogsr Crab, Eecentrie Enjlishmin,
SuL.ls.ttd for Many Years on
Boots, Weed, and Grass.
I'm.lf tmliiy mil.t will, profit tnl:
a lwif fn.ui i tut t rare iinphk-t vrlt
ti'ii hy It.c'.T fral.. 'Tlw Kiia-lt U.r
rilllf; nr. WiiihIi-i-h nf Thin A.'."
Tlura have l"Ti thrw. mvi. "f "il
niiiui' win. won more or K'-s .le
l.iftwl In llli-nituri'. nil, howfv.-r,
ii'llin lln'lr i;itriiiiy:n;i'ii illlt'i'i'.-inly.
llng.T fnili. win. lii'-'l Si-pt. U. lh",
v:i ii hiTuill. nnd llMl Ii.' l.-nn TP-urn-tins
hhiilf t" u v. u'i lai'iaii illi-t.
liVoliliiiK even Lilt 1 1 -r and cheese. From
room he gul to a re 'ini. n of l.roih
i.iiekeni'fl with liniii, anil lnl'I'Hiil!
uimle of lirau and turnip leaves; and
llnally reaorteil to ili.i l. leaves and
:;n,s. He dnink notliln,- Imt water,
and said Ills views ennie to lilt" ly
lllliailliatloii while llu--il:s III his Car
il.n. Ills fmhlleaMons were eoarse ut
llaies, hut (direwd.
.prnklnjr of hlinself, ll(. snlil: "In
stead nf stroni; cli'inlcs anil wines, I
give the old man a eii of water. .
. . The law of ihe old man In my
fleshy member rebelled nirnlpst the
law of the mind, nnd had a shrewd
sKiniiNIi; hilt, the mind being- well en
iithtened, held It so that the old man
beiainc sielt arid weak Willi the flux,
lii;o to fall to the dust, but the won
derful love of f.od, beilr,' well pbuseil
with the battle, raised him full of
fove, peace anil contentment of mind,
mil he Is now becoming more humble,
for now be will eat duck-leaven, mul
io.vs or grass." C'bieao Journal.
rIEAL ORIGIN CF CHARIVARI
In Medieval Times It Waa an Expres
sion of Disapproval of Too
Domineering Wite.
The unpleasant ceremony known 'n
America as the charivari. In medieval
times ws Ihe ceremony that went wilh
the public disapproval of a weak
kneed husband and a strong-minded or
strong-armed wife.
, When a wife was known to be the
head of the Iioiim- nnd md averse to
applying Ihe family club to her hus
l)iMd't bacl;, the men of the village,
holding tl.tit mh h u precedent might
come into unpleasant popularity,
waited f'ii n dark night, and (hen at
tacked ihe limine of ihe Ill-ir-sorted
.o'iple. The wife was dragged from
tier bed, and In whatever scant nil ire
she mludit he found, was tied to Ihe
hack of a donkiy. her face to the rear,
while the husband was tied by the
hands to the donkey's tall. They were
then paraded through the streets un
der the glare of torches, vh He the en
tire population' turned out to beat pans
and blow horns and yell JII.es and In
sults nt the pair. As the years passed
the ceremony was widened to include
widows or widowers who had remar
ried ton soon after their mate's death,
r those persons whiwe wide difference
In ogw met with public disapproval.
Beethoven Brutally Frank.
Probably there never lived a man
more thoroughly bruuil in his honesty
than I.u Iwig van I'eethon. When he
planned to do -u be could play the part
of the diplomat as his letters to his
puldMH-rs and to the royal personages
to whom he dedfeated Ids works often
show. Lilt w hen la ken unawares
Ih-ethoven spoke his mind without
thought of whom he might ofl'end or
how be might o:Tend them. A historic
Instance Is that connected wilh the
com poster, I 'tier, whose opera, "Flde-
lio." P.ceihoMti went to hear. It Is
snld that Paer approached Beethoven
after the performi.nce and naturally
invited criti' ism. whereupon I'.eelhov-
en blurted on. "I like your opera very
much I will set H to music." This to
the sensitive Paer, who had written
many musical successes, was tun la
mount lo saying. "I like your wife vivy
much; 1 will marry herl'
Operation Qf Microphone.
The microphone Is up died to the
detection of lire damp In mines. This
Is lis prlnelp'e: If sound waves from
two pipes of eji;.il pitch Impinge on
microphones coi in-clcd In series with
it telephone, a char note Is heard, bat
If one of the pipes emits a slight ly
different note beats will lie heard in
the telephone. Here is the applica
tion: One pipe Is placed In the mine,
the oilier above the ground, nnd they
are Mown simultaneously. If the air
In the mine Is charged with tire damp
it will piodine n different note from
that p-odued by eienr nlr. owing to
the difference of density, and. In con
seiuei;'e, it series (,f heats in the tele
phono gives warning of the preseme
of lire damp. The same npparntu Is
very sensitive to thr1 preeme of coal
gas. New York Sun and Herald.
Running Water Soothes Babies,
In the, bill stations of India one may
often come across, native babies lying
asleep In the open, with a continuous
stream or water flowing over their
heads, this being obtained by damn
ing up some liitle stream nnd insert
ing n length t.f bamboo piping. The
Cold water tends 10 drive the blood
away from the brain, says u writer In
the Wide World m.i :aziin nnd so In
duce sleep. ln:::its are fre,m'nly
left a tone in this w iv i;u!p safely for
from eight to ten lntiys. while the
mother earns her living cutting grass
on the hillsides.
Be Flrm,n Purpose.
The man who N Just nod resolute
will not be moved Inmt hi s -t'b' ) u--poso.
eiiher by the miali:ec;,-t r;'.-e
of his fellow cltUens or by the th routs
of uq lmiKTlou! ti raut. Horace.
Presbyterian Aid
Society Meets
Thursday aflwinoan about sl'y of
I adits Aid were In attendance 'it the
uncial meeting which was held in
ihe church pallors. Tills heinK the
Hi si. mei tlug fiinoe Iho wedding ot
the preshlert. Mrs. H.-rt Sutherland,
it was the urevsion or prestntins her
wl.h a beautiiul cameo brou.il as a
token of their iiood weh.s and as an
appreriatiuii of her f.iiihtul service
us president. Arrant;, mats were dis
cussed for the Amrisik-e ditjt dinner
to be served the American l.eaion cm
.November 11. and also plans tor tile
annual bazaar to be held 0:1 Dec. 4
'Ihe s'.rMetv is growing steadily, four
new members beliiK added Thursday.
Two comforters were H-d and some
bazaar work was d;u Refresh
ments were, served by n committee
cousist'.ns of Mrs. T. M. Ollivant.
Mrs. KtiKfr. Mis. (Menu, Mrs. While
head and Mrs. Throne.
C. K. 'r.ani'.ir.i? re 11 sited Thurs
day night from Portland where he
took a carload 01 livestck.
If you want to see the much adver
tised Ito-San banftary closet, tend
postal to il. 0. Wilson. Box 12'ju.
Uoseburs.
V v
f I.OIK.E DIIEIXTOKY, 4
I, 41. O. h, I'nlfin Kn-aniiuiriil . 9.
Moots In OU.l Fuliou' TompK
every Thui inlay evoiun. Y failing
brethren alwayti webome.
JOHN UKKHK. P
TOSTKIt HI.'T.S'KU. II. P
Ol.IVKIt JOllNSOX, It. S.
JAMK.S KW'AHT. F.' S.
fc AfiTF. ItosvtiUir. em meets In
tiiflr ball on Ja kson Si on ni and
4th ib-n'lay evoniru' of ;n h inolilh
at 8 o'iock. VisllInK hretbrea in
Kood stamlluK alwavH woU'oino.
I KCD P. CI.AIIK. W. P. P.
Vll'TtUt MP'KI-I.I. W. P.
II. F. GOODMAN. Secretary.
KMt.ILl OF PITIIIA Alpha Lodj.re
No. iiH-otK KVny U'fdiio,lay ev. u
Intc, cor. Jackoon and Caua Sts. VijU
oi uluavn w olcn i.
ItoY O. YOI'NG, C C.
( HAS A'. HOI'KMXS. M F
K. K. W IMiiKKLY, K. It. S.
LOV.il. OIIIi:it fF MOOM; Uns, burji
l.oUtc No. l"'M. ir.b-lM Hocond ant'
fourth V.'oiln silay evoiilngs of cat ti
niunth nt K o'clo. k In tho M.-oxu hull.
All viHitina Lout horn are inv.led to
attend.
C. W. CIjOAKE. Plctator
II. t). PAIitilCTKK. S. ctotary
TTiTi';7.KHrKoeiMii-K rotiKo S.7. ai
IIuIJh regular Loiiiniiitiicatinris al
thu Klkn" 'l't'Uipl3 on each Tl.ursdny
of every JiK'tilli, All nifinborw ie
jnestetl nv attond reitulailx. and all
vlvllini; lo ot hot ui e l ui Uiully In
vited to attend.
A. J. LILWFKN. R P.
1KA B. ItlDDi.K. St y
l OOIMi: OF TIIF, MOULD-Cauif.
No. 1L'5, moots in odd l-oilov. d' hall in
Ho;oliurB evoiy 1st and ini Monday
tventtiKs. Vi.-jting neiyhboiij al
ways weloomo.
If. PTOKFNS. C. C.
M. M. .VIIJ.KK. l lork.
i:it:ttuois of woiiDi kit Lilac
I'li'cle No. 49, nieois on -n.l and Ith
Monday ovi-ninn. Visiting nolKhbora
lnvl,ttd to ititend.
I'.DITU riM'lK'IT'l.I CI. N.
TI1.MI- l. JOHNSON. Clerk.
I. O. 6. I ., lts.!K Sinr l,o,lo ik 171,
moot. In Skv nil. N. .I:u kMin St..
every l-"i Uhiy ov, niiiK. Visiting breth
ren ulWJi . s wclrc.nio
K. A. PKTTFV, N. O.
D, t. lirMI'illCKY, Uuc. Sic.
h. v. Shaw. v.
M. KK'KI.I-:, Fill. Sec.
i. i:. S Ito-oluirir. ( h-iplir n-
IlfldH tlolr lobular no etfnR on the
lit and 3 ril Tl.ii!i-'!iS in each month
are resuoctf Uy Invited to attoi.d.
LKoNA A M i t A 1 1 AM, V. M
i ti k ; ; jdir.soN. Socv.
I. I. X A. !., I .tirol I.imIk No. I'l.
U.-Kular coiui'.iinii aliens I'nd nnd 4th
Wodtu sd ivd ca. h mouth at Masonic
Ti'inplo, KoMehurg, Ore. Visitois Wei
Come. W, F. TlAItPISt, Sory
A. A. Wll.DPi;. W M
. II. A. O. T. M. Itosoloirir II o Irn
II hul.N r-nl.ir on oc-
ond i! ii tl Ii.uitli T!'ir.'i';iv aftoiiiooiis
In Mu.ca'.oo li.ll. S. I is of other
reviovvd i--trirtw (u our city aie cor
dially iuMti-d to alt. mi oir tcviowu
Muccubce h.ill ' ri 'ilfi o t.
DOriSK i.i'.'kK, Corn,
JK.-NIK HA PI'. Col
fhtf U. Il."l'.. I. A. I nlo:i llcptlnKwill
h held at tl r .M.ict b. H11 every
flrt nnd thud Wccne.s.lavti of the
nionth.
iti:ili:ivA'llN iNrsriuTrK' K, hi kah LoTTk?
No. 41. 1. o O. F. M-e's In Odd Fe'l-lo-v-i'
Tonitdo every wr.-k on Tue?''av
evoiilnsf. Visitiu-' nnniln'tii tn itood
tttl.dlnK aro i iv.f,..l m ritona.
EVA I.KNOX. N ?.
KKT.I.i; STKPMKNSON. Sec.
sKTHKIs KAILKY. Fin. S.ey
I. . O. P., Plitlvtnrlnn I nlo No. S,
meets ftt Sykos hall. N. Jackson St.!
on Saturd.iy ovodIhk ui oac week.
Vlsltirnr brethren aie always wel
come. LYMON T. SPK.V'KR N. O
A. J. CKDI'I'S, !i.-c itfe.
J. K MAII.KV. Fm S-e.
ltosi ni m; i nner mi. ioi:i, i niir.i
llruiliprlMHHl of MnltitcnniK'o of Vn
.'.iiiplovri iiml Ittiilny Sloip I.nhor.
er Afflliat.'d with tin- A F .if U
Meets nt Moose hail the first Wed.
fourth Sat. niuhtu and thitd Sumiai
of each nnuith.
J. F. SMITH .President.
W. J MFKKDITM. Koc, Socy
t;i-:o. MAO JVKlf, F.n. Pocv
ESS
LOOK
AHEAD!
Can you ev, r
money veil are
Turn this ei
S.'t ba-k I h8
ra I'.s f..r rent?
'ii -e into an in
'.iiidiue. a hnuid
veflLinelit l.y I.
and you will h
value, he free
ries, and hav,
There is nn tin
ent to pr- rare
s.e m n.nri!
today fur entin
infiirmniien. I
Ve Selneth
from r. nt
'S of
wnr-
a liK.U, hi.:;ie.
ie like the r. es
ter the funire.
M. W. I;i:i;;h
il' . 1 Inns a:.d
S-shl. tire 1133
Harvard Ave
new buncalow
wlck streets.
or call at the
Cas; and CI
1 1-
m h oi u m. w. ia:i;c;u.
3
vtJVmlerts 15 Trhiid VtasM
s 1 r5rrii7r7Birs-VI
it VTiTiHUiUil a
I ALUOlWL-3 IW"' '
1 AVcrf.AWftopaw-
siratlirivMMtjrw.)."- m
" " 7. T Vi A PittttiaA
i i iwiihir Opi'-tnt. iVir
Maine til W'"3'"
n . (W V
,T,'nl
Ai.it
I'onsli-.l'iOfl 011(1 D'arrll7
1 IiksofHi''
Exact Copy of wrapper,
i ii g-gsjrauw . iw s sss
l sr---- i
Will V:igner and wife of Oakland
spent yets rday in this city visiting.
r,
Mrs. (lust Kdlund. of Portland,
arrived In Koshurg today to spend
a thort fine visiting In the city with
Mrs. ( t. Alley and other friends.
November
i:; novum hek
AI.I, the leaves on the trees
KTAIIT 'fallinn nnd the
All! si arts (trowing cooler,
Till-' days are so
SWOHT and the long
WINTKR KVKXIX'.1S nt home
WII.I. ie spent in reading.
Tlll'N you v.-ill need
A PAIR of our big
KOO.M r". easy titling,
I.IT!TMtY spectaclr-H with
TIlKlit Idg rauud lenses
ANii l;ht frames
THKY aro rn rem fill
PKIiKKfT-KITTINO ami
TO. iFOitTVni.R.
V.'K'I lj gladly show them lo
YOI' at any lime.
P'i'OI ami see (hem
NKXT time you're passing.
A.S.HUEY
Optometrist.
Logan Tips,
Spring Delivery
These are not sprout plants, Joint
luuts or sprangle tip plants. They
c first-class tips. Also have Rtraw
oerry plants and nil kinds fruit
trees. Better book your order now.
II. L. KLLIS I
Three miles west of Uoseburg. J
JUDD & McMILLLN'S
BARGAINS
A few Ikivcs of g:rent big red
tipples. All kinds of Dairy
Feeds, Alfalfa liny, nnd ltolle.1
Feeds, All'nlnf Hay, nnd Ilcilled
Hurley only Jjt2.8.i per snek.
The snltiest snlt in til world
only 7."c IKT KNI His.
You Can Buy Cheaper
Tailored to Measure
Clothes Than Ours
Hut
You Cannot Buy Better.
Our Prices Are Based
On Quality
In Both
Material and Workmanship.
Added To This Is A
Ii- aiouahle Profit.
All We Ask Yon To Pay
Kor The Best Tailoring
Is A Pair Price.
You Cannot Afford
To Pay Less
And
You Should Not
Pay More.
Our Auto WIU Call,
riione 277.
i
A'
Try Our Way
mm
i
4 Mothers Know That
h fipnllina Pfjctnrio
i i M
Always
JJ.g,U.(XljUlU
i
of
in
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
A All5
I
m o m n m n u m vi vr ru vz wtmtm
P- TH....T.U. CO...... ... COT.
Z32T3
All sorts of sales successful!;
concluded, for arraneeiuents sea
M. C. KADAIi.U'UH
60 N. Pine St.
Buy Better Bucks
and Ihe
Best Breeding Ewes
for Less Money.
8UY SH;EP WitEH THEY ABE LOW. lHAT ISROfl 10
If vou are fntoreoteil In sny number
of either Kra.lt, or ! rglMerei! aheep of
the fellowiiiK hre..fi:
I ninpsliir... SliriipHliire, t.lnroln, Rom.
ney, Cotswold, itainboulour, or any
crei's.
Write in. .julrk what you want.
Oiil-XiOX I.1VK.STOCK COM. CO.
Bni 51.
North Portland. Orefoa.
Heinline-Mcore
CONSERVATORY
l.n.llo m.ertil!v Invited to ohaarve
ur Monday niul Thiinilay vealns
lihyNteul trnltilntf- t'lite. See the
rmid nnd elub drills.
Kludoritnrten pll enroll J
niiy time, I'mir trnlned leuher !
eiiurxe uf buby ehoo.
NEW ORECON
Again under the man
agement of
Mrs. Foutch
lloiu thoroughly rn
villed; much nsw fumltsr
aildod. iood roonis. By f
or week.
Ill Sheridan Street
t !
Dr. R. P.
Bradford
and Wife..
Graduates and post-graduates
of the OUest Charter
ed College of Chiropractic
n the world
have re-opened ofTicei l
Perkins BIdg.
We n no dru. oof
trlcltr. nothing but itnif"
Chiropractic, and h.
,ucce.ul for t!i
year. In handling almost ; .
disease known to the ,
familtr. Office hours W ;
and J to S P- n- i
PHO.NL-d 4().r4 J
Residence ,jj i
Z Office ..J