Roseburg news-review., January 13, 1923, Page 2, Image 2

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BOSEBURO NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY. JANUARY "yl'jl . -j
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of ail ,. dl.L.h. ,rrf:wl to ll ur i.i.l uloerwl. credited In tin. Plr
and to ail k.l n. i,uMiii-d hereia. All Hauls ul rembniailoo of u.cil
Knterc aa second ciana matter May 17, 1M, at the poHt office at Koseburg,
Oregon, uudor the Act of Murcb 1. lilt.
" HO6E6UH0, OREGON, ATOHDAV, JANUARY 13, Mi.
COUNTY WILL COOPERATE WITH GOVERNMENT
The county court went on record today favoring the appro
priation of ?17,50O to match a like sum to be set aside by the gov
ernment for work on the North L'mpqua Koad from Rock Creek
to the boundary of the national forest. This stroke of progres
siveness on the part of the court means more to the entire county
than any move that has been made in the way of constructive road
building. It was an opportunity that could not be neglected and
called for immediate action as the government is now ready to
cooi)cratc on this piece of work on a fifty-fifty basis for approxi
mately nine miles, with the promise or far greater government
support in completing the road to Diamond and Crater lakes,
thereby connecting this section up with the Eastern Oregon high
way and the Klamath Falls district opening up a new and profit
able market for Douglas county products.
The original sum set aside for court house construction will
not be diminished, as first proposed, the court coming to the con
clusion today that only the accumulated interest on the $50,000 is
to be borrowed, the balance of ?7,500 to be taken from the general
road fund, thereby assuring immediate cooperation with the gov
ernment on this important road project
The road up the North Umpqua to Diamond and Crater
lake? has long been a paramount issue and widely discussed by en
thusiastic boosters who fully realize the great importance of such
thoroughfare to the entire county. It is the first time during the
past fifty years that a constructive road prosram has been initi
ated for the North Umpqua section of the county and means a
new era of development for this jArt of the state in many ways.
Ey the action of the county today the foundation has been laid
for one of the most important pieces of road construction, from
the standpoint of commercial, as well as a scenic highway, that has
so far been advanced in this county,
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. I SAVING PROPERTY COSTS
PICKIN'S
BY" BERT G.BATES
I State Press Comment I
I WHKItK ih.ks WXVMV
I ttMK IN?
THCt K"NK.
frmrn far 1
Boy Scout News Eg
ei. I.
There ar already proposed In ad
vance of the legislature meeting tne
following measures a pail of the.
prorrani of "lax-reduction" In Ore
gon :
A severance tax to tie levied on
all timber cut and on all mineral
wealth taken from government
lands.
A graduated Income tax along the
same lines an now collected by the
federal government to be collected
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
Woll.-. hera art
Gathered together again
On Bsth Night
My, doesn't
Tha time fly, tho'T
OOP
A oood wav to bteak tha Sabbath
is to skid on a slippery bar of aoap.j The en.ai;on -of , ,late market
, . ,.u ..,,' commission to regulate niarkele and
Thia job of beina a Jokesmitn ni;i(.n1 uut offH.ial market reports by
what it's cracked up to be. Hero the state.
coma to work in the a. m. with a, An ..bonet fabrlc" law that re
sniflla in our ncae and tha remainderj ()Ulrig wooU.a miu. an(i clothing
of tha force aneeilng and wheeling laI1uraclurer to attach label show
and we're supposed to aeat ourselves m uuahly of ooAa
at tha old ooeup factory and Brln Repeal law exempting from tax
out a eolyum of humor which wl1' atlon notes secured by mortgages oB
cnnvulia the readers of this grand jand
ol' sheet. If any of ycu Qet a snickerj Jllcreage gasoline lax from two
out of thia eolyum today, you'rs doing, to f()11(, ci.Mt a ,5,1100, and Increase
better than we can because tne Bagi; ,lceIilM,s on expensive automobile.
Troop 1
Trui'P Z
TrtMip 1
t Ik ton .
Some peoplo feel daunted about owning a home now, on
account of the supposed high cost of building. These costs, which
have gfroatly fallen during the past yenror two, may be about as
low as they will bt They may go higher".' ftut in any case, the
man who desires to own a home can almost always find a comfort
able and well built dwelling which sells very reasonably, because
it lacks something of modern style and improvements. It is well
to remember that such houses are often offered far below their
real value as homes. If one can adjust himself to this lack of the
' modern touch, and make improvements gradually instead of all
at once, it often proves possible to save considerable money.
Many people save money on a house owning proposition by their
own Imndiness with tools. In former years people were more sell'
dependent in such matters and many of them could make their
own repairs and improvements, to a considerable extent. Young
people who have had manual training in schools, or who have
natural gumption ought to be able to use iheir hands with some
skill and to do things for themselves that many folks had to hire
dono in the past Every house owner should have his set of tools
and take pride in using them skilfully. The man who lives in a
home of his own has an incentive to keep it carefully. It is human
nature for tenants who live in ether folk's houses to be somewhat
careless of them. Such dwelling often deteriorate fast and a
higher rent may have to be charged as a consequence. Tho home
owning family that will take care of its wall paper and woodwork
and other equipment can save money.
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Now we are in fair way to get that road up the North Umpmia
to Diamond and Crater lakes, and which will reach into Eastern !
Oregon and Klamath counties. Slowly, but surely, we are begin
ning to reach an era of genuine thrift and prosperity.
And the appropriation of $276,000 for the improvement of
the l'mpqua harbor has been recommended in tho lower house of
congress. Every cent of this sum can be utcd to good advantage
in making ono of the best harbors on the Pacific coast. The
amount should not be "trimmed" by the budget committee, but
on the contrary, allowed as recommended. The project is one of
vital importance to the interior section of this county, for prop
erly improved, the l'mpqua harbor will afford water transpor
tation facilities for the entire l'mHua Valley, an asset that has
long been cherished by the people of Douglas county. With our
highway complete to the lower I mpqua n new avenue of transpor
tation will be oiened.
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There was r. slight fall of the "beautiful" last night on the
)n'gh hills surrounding the l'miHiut Valley. P.ut today in the low
lands the natives are enjoying the usual spring weather. Nothing
like it only in this vnllov.
ar coming few and far between this
a. m. and unless business picks up In
the joka dept. we'll have to atart
printing Taniao testimonials ana ..
ning pictures or local emzene
'em.
f 0
with
Increased taxes are to be levied
on public service corporations, in
turn to be collected from tbe con
sumer. Free .public schools text books to
bo utlded to tho tax payors' burdens.
It would not be aitonetner iroui-
W havs from pretty authentic; caj t0 a,, where tax reduction, eco-
sources thst Al Creascn Is consider.: noiny an,i retrenchment appear In
inn lavlnn his derby on tho shelt in . ,BB above broeram ' There seems
the spring and purchasing ons of a to be nothing but n. w tonus of tax-
later model. I ation and tax Inert an .
Oft I Why should a prospective bonie-
Two local sheiks flivvered to thej aeeker or Inventor be Interesied In
rural dccsiricts recently ana locating in a mate wun a aiate m-
a hog wallow for a paved hl()hway. come tax and a prohibitive gano
The girla were forced to assist in,n,ie tax on top of all other taxes?-r
ho tting the Pride of Petroit trom Coos buy Times,
rich, Douglas county son,
tf a
To print on morsel ef scnnd.nl In
this moral squad dept. ia absolutely
versus our desires and we would
BACK TO 1IAKTKK
In one of Henry Ford's latest
pronouueiamentoes, tie says "all the
gladly refrain from doing so If it werej money In the world could be dump-
not fcr the ract tnat our more exatveu 11110 tne sea, ana as iuug uivu
ing readers demand tha truth and would put one stone on top of an
nothing but the aame. other and till their ground, they
000 wouia jiuve prouucis to uui ier wiu
Hank Hjrth smudaed our sanctum, exchange, and' world commerce
up in great ahape thia a. m. with hia would go on without Interruption."
i r.,nh hut uua tfon't care 'cause verr wen. cstlDnotie an me uiuu
Hank never asks us for a match ana cy were nunipea inio tne ea anu
our mind that Is the champeen
goat-getter gag of the century.
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A NEW FRATERNITY
,Ye d. today starts a new fraternity
in the city which the male population
will fleck to like the proverbial ducks
to the mill race. The fraternity is
ble aplash It would make, when
I'ncle Sam's pile went ker-plunk
We confess to a mild wonder as to
how Henry Ford would icarry on
his own business.
Would he barter flivvers direct
for Michigan timber mid Lake Su
iierior Iron and Went Vlrnlnla coal J
..hii.a Turn h .hire rufta. A Mill wouiu lie nay rns worameu in
who are turnlna back their shirt cuffs; kind?" Or would he aaopt wanip
to hid the frayed portions thereof are I urn, as the first Americans were
.n..ki. ik... k.uinn h isrnrit ilUcosed to do when they had any
number of shirts equipped In that commerciul transaction more invol
manner are entitled to honorary mem-j ved than exchanging dried fish for
bershlp. Sign up today and avoid thei ''au ou.m.u u.ei
winter rush. corn? Or would he stamp out little
1 ji ft o pieces of Kord-car tin marked "good
Th valiant number of the street for 1 cent of a lord Touring Cur
cleaning dept. wer on the main drag jr the equivalent thereof?
today making buslnesa rotten for thel History seems to nhow that corn-
snip shooters. 1.!. ", , 1 , . 1 ,
"Two Gun" Hopkins who last got rve as a common medium of ex
his picture printed in the mctrop1 change, and that the more complex
papers when Brumfleld was In nisi "Odety becomes, the more It needs
heydey, was in our midst yesterday money of some klud, whether coin
and was among those who broadcast.
0M.IHU OftKUOK. VrtBUlV.JAVABVI,
t-OlT !KU1 T.1IT
fTIA TO CAPACITV
Both troops 01. and two
r.llinr. .IL L. V. XJntott. 8. M
lukes V. Aruiwti Ju ,howg an enroll-
froop News r-aitor.r. iiui--"
Activities W- Knight
Hraorlrrs -
J. W
.O. Weblr
. . K. ohlMuo
, U. Cox
Issued Every Saturday
THE MAX TASKH AIIKAO.
imrnt of 3-' wouts 'ch plus
KVtral associates . inf
!hre is rapidly filling up.
Front the Boy Mrout column
In The TwIce-a-Week
pokesman-ltevlew
IX I'HIZKS
Kur Dor Sevata tm Oregon
Alualaaa
Our country will endure
jnly so long as our citlien
arc truly renponstve In their
duties. Patriotism cannot
come thru word training
alone. There niunt be the
preparatory action and serv
ice. Tlie ,Boy Scout Movement
is tsientislly a movement of
action a eonittant enuihasls
of the other fellow's needs.
the state'a and county's wel-,
fare. Jt develops the al
truistic self. It enables the
boy to plare himself In the
mn." It makes cltiieu
ahlp an actuality.
It also Introduces the boy
to the life of the great out
doors. We cannot afford to
permit bo-hot.d to pass with
out the closest acquaintance
wlih the tenGcret affection
for mountain, stream, sunset,
flower and song bird.
And thru it all the spirit
of the physical Ideal prcva.
tho strong body, the clean
brain and the pure heart.
This movement deserves
our unqualified support. It
develops In our buys those
qualities that we wunt them
to have, and which will make
them equal to the man-tasks
ahead.
BtSKtTaAI.I,
BASKET
Dr. I-lnley the .scout bas-. Tars. Jaa.
ketball coach baa picked the Team I va. i
Scout s first team whlcu Tcni 4 vs. i .
practiced last Thursday. Tne Jan. Is
1 earn 1 Vs. 1 -
Thry are now raaay to
Aihedule games for tbe aea-
kd. Urlng on your Champa.
Bitter: "Oh my, tho fire
has gone out."
Bell. "Well, go out and
bring it back."
CO.VTKST BEPOHT
Tioop 1 Patrol 1 11,4:5
Troop 1 Patrol 2 .iu
Troop t Patrol 4 Ma
Troop 1 Patrol 3 7.230
Troop 1 Patrol 1 7,050
Trcop 2 Patrol 1 6,635
Troop 1 Patrol 4 5, 91b
Troop 2 Patrol 2 6,426
Winner for first three!
months Patrol 1 of Troop 1
who are sIko Troop 1 winner.
Patrol 4 Is winner of Troop 2
for tills section.
The Twlce-a-Week F pokes
roan-Review offers 110 I n
nrlzea divided into first
prise of $5, second prlxe of
II snd third prise of J for
th4 best essays on
War Skoal Hie Fares Boy
,Jtla the Uwy Meoufa
mt America.
This contest Is open to sny
boy scout In the states of
Oregon. Washington, Idaho
or Montana. ,
The essays must be less
than 6'JO words lh length.
Should one or more of the
essays, awarded the prise, be
received during January, II
will be added to the prize.
Tlie contest will close i'eb
ruary 28 and all essays to
win must be mailed ao as to
reach Spokane before March
I.
Send all essays to Boy
Seout Editor, Twlce-a-Week
Spokesman-Review, Room 44,
Itevlew Building, Spokane,
Wash.
tub pari.oh pio.m;ru
On mother's range I learned
to cook;
I hate to breathe the outside
air-
It makes my tonsils sore;
I passed my Scout pace
'round a chair
Three hundred times or
more!
I am a' busy feller!
I got tny swimming from a
book
My tracking In the cellar!
I am a husky parlor scout,
A regular guy, you bet.
But when It rains I don't go
out
You see I might get wet
DAYS I RKKh-ELhTO.l
(COLTS
We will be glad to print
any happenings of your troop
la throe columns. Pleaae
nd In your Items. These
columns are open to ail
scouts of Douglus County.
We want to also bear from
the Gardiner bVouts.
These columns will eppenr
In this paper every tialur-
Teain I vs. 4
Tori, 2J
Tiara 4 va. c
Team 2 va. I
Taw. Jn, as
Team 2 vs.
Team 2 vs a
-.wad
toursiv
Teams 1 and 4
nora on Tuesday
Teams 2 and
er on w eduuidar i.I
ine ttoseburg
first and second imk.
tleed Thursday s,,'
ICLKTOV TRuos
OKtiAMlto
Scoutmaster
Mlti
dsy evening from now on. A"evi& from Klktos iw
copy must be In the Editor s: pl!ltlon for ch ""1
nands by Wednesday Bight.
I wish at this time to
thank the Editor of the
Ncws-Kevlew, Mr. B. W.
Bates, for his generosity in
giving us this space once
Troop which baa W.
erly filled out and !m
to New York. The,'
eiani ooya on t.le m
wor iMKton, we'll 4.
can to help you Elk.,.
r.auor 01 tnis paper J
as twimJ
mis paper ss tkt
Troop reporter.
week for Scout News. We Uaylord Cox
as scouts, greatly appreciate
this kindness and now fel
lows let's do Mr. Batea a
Good Turn and keep thia Bee
tlon of his psper FULL. Let's
give Mr. Bates a standingl
vote of thanks, fine! Thank
you. Mr. Bates It was unanimous.
JIIOETl.VfJ MlillTS
Ion't forget the Anniver
sary ltound-l'p Is still on fol
lows. Let's fill up Troop 3
before February IS. Let's Go.
Troop No. 1 will meet every
Monduy. Troop No. 2 will
meet every Tuesday. Troop
No. 3 will decide their meet
ing night later. ,
THIP OP INSTKtCTION
Every ltoseburg Scout will
report at headquarters at
7:00 sharp Monday night. IVe
will attend the Kuseburg City
Council meeting. Everybody
out.
Every Scout of Koscburg
thanks the Itotary Club for
the splendid headquarters
they furnished the Rosebkrg
Boy Scout organization.
"i.ini ILII iW
, TAKING EfTUr!
Three Inquiries hrn
made of the Editor J
111K acouung. The 1k-
were caused by a, J
U1UD letters. Ths fe
wer from Ten illlc, iJ
lass aJld Melrose' frJ
marns luade all tn,
good communities wit.
terested boys snd cJ
organized very efalli.
si n Mint tiw
Better start urti.
pennies fellows. Cut
far off.
THINK
Why are tho JeiJ
ting the Eskimo Fit
Answer in next J
sue.
PROGRAM CHRISTIAN
CHURCH SUNDAY EVENING
.
Violin solos. Mr. Iloysn. Duet.
Mrs. Rtamon. and Chas. Stanton.
Heading, Mrs. Kusho. Anthem.
choir. Sermon. Greater Work
Than Miracles.
;
ed soup In local hash house,
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Ann Lucinda Billings, who has a no
'count husband is trying to support
th family by making pon-wipeis.
X ft
Among life' little disgusts we
or tokens. But then, Mr. Ford
says, "History la bunk." Albany
Democrat.
TO THfc WM CHOSS
Aatorla owes a debt of gratitude
to many - Individuals, communities
would like to mention th. time when ?"d 'Tji'li
we made a mistake and used shaving
cream lor tooth-paste.
i
A rainy Sunday some deplore, who
on the links would fain about, "fore.'
Likewise car owners are put out;
postponed the trips they'd talked
about. And som poor souls, obsessed
with gloom, ait all day moping In a
room, acquiring grouchea real hard-
boitcd because the programs planned
r, no 1 ri Th.u n I k. rfnt'i ,in I . . . .
.r . ,, . nbled these
to realne that all sunshine won't bar. . ,,,,.,,
1.1. j. ....... ...1. u. laKP cnalke
IIIWIII.Q 1H.M,C I UIB, r,
Inestimable value rendered Blnce the
hand of dlmuter dealt such a heavy
blow to the cily, but none greater
llian that owing to the American
Itcil Cross for Its benflcent work of
relief and, family rehabilitation.
The anhes of our rulua were still
hot and smoking when that great
organization begun sending In Its
truined workers armed with money
ami supplies. Long experience In
eiuergencus such aa that here en-
Kid Cross workers to
of tho relief of those
made destitute or needy by the fire
would change it la a fool. No !, al) orgnnlxed n.id systematic way
illuletly, but effectively they have
all can be complete without some bit
ter wnn tn sweet. t no 1 aon't own ol,rt, , ,.10i, f .t.i,inl. i
big twin-six, nor with th merryi ,,..,.,,,,, ,,' ,!,, .-.,.
golfers mix, I'm well content with pipe! B1d s,.lvlg wh,,r servlce Is needed,
and book to loaf In some .equestered, Many ar. lhe f;im,Pll tnat have
nook, on Sundays when there comes a cal!W to bll.ss ,U) name 0 ,ne Kt4
rain, no reason wny 1 snout complain. 1 roHa
The highest tribute that can be
I paid to tills noble agency la to say
1 that It has lived up fully to the rec
ord which fur ninny years has murie
I the name ol the Red Cross tynony
mous with charity, luercy and uu-
scliiah service.
To the 1 ninrslty of Oregon,
which liKimd turned workers, and
to t initio oMu-r institutions which
I sent expericiici d voluntee rs, and to
j lhe lot ,il chapter members who pae
I without Mint of their time, Astoria
! ackuow IcilKt profound apprecia
! Hon. 'flu- fill i:ils of our dark
I hours shall not ! forgotten In the
heit'T days to come. A storia
j Budget.
HTll'.K I.tk)KS IiUHllIT 'X
After n couple of d;ivs ri'st the tiwnilu.rj f tv... i.,;ci.,i,,,
- ' HV Hf.lHIIUIV (
ouglit to be nble to ,ft down to business Monday. The first week ;
of tho KitthiTins wn quite strenuous. j
o
CiMvi eveninjr folks. Have you tried ll.e (ue nuto-suKsestion 1
remedy for your evils snd otlitr sliort cominpi?
o '
A man who is 'runillJr,, fcr sonietliinir always lwiks like he's '
out of lircatli from dine; it.
o !
If your bu; incss isn't a iile.isure you rx not jroirs; to have
much fun of r.r.y Kiiul.
o
And still it rains occasionally, and then some.
"ME"
Let me be a little kinder,
Let me be a little blinder.
To the faults of those about me;
Let me praise little more.
Let me he, when I am weary,
Just little bit mere cheery;
Let me serve a little better
Those that I am strivinn for;
Let me b a little braver.
When temptation bids me waver;
Let me atriv a littl harder
To bs a!l that I should be;
Let mi be a little meeker
With a brother who is weaker;
Let me think more of my neighbor
And a little less cf me.
o
After the golf widow comes the duck
widow. A number of women of a
neighboring city whose husbands ha- This is going to make a wor.tler
bitually disapoear during the amual fnt j,-ar for C.taat county. Our mad
duck season are talklnn cf starting a woi k will r .u h u point when It will
movement to let th women make the h. tin to make a decided showing,
game law. J tiur yr. at nm.,. r resources are go-
OOO 1 leu ir.to the vio'lds markets. Our
In the cririon of ye ed. cif cf t mineral wealth ill attract atten
mot amus.no of ri';Ms Is a oung noi. Our nrr-rultura! resources
man wt-o believes he is the very will yield hotiTitilulty and the future
imaqe of Rodotph Vtlcntir-i tr.-' t? f -r the g:et h,.i(Kk ir.tereM is
vimp a young woman who bciirnes icoiiraciitlv l.nht. Our cominun
she is Noinia Talmadgc twin sis:er. 1 . 1 ni'.l .,.pl. are all workie
rt t j t' .. 1 umulou .-I v anl confident of the
SERIOUS j t 'i ire. and i ir; pretty w il Mtis-
"Th.Tt'a no us crying ever tpillfd fled lth this: as they are. n
cin't ndord anv broken cocs In lhe
heels, or a-y dry henrinc. at
C ' hand, ar.d a nr.t d full of conMdt nre
III th. rop. :t y with which the
VVj' i,!r h..-ir fruitful Ulue Moan-
ranks of the criminal, the predatory
and tho destructive. Portland Tele
gram. ;
0
illk.'
"This waa hooch."
. Vtl v
"Heti rcwad.tys where the
daughter has con downtewn from. J
tirt AnuTtinn.
STXr.T THK M V KAU IIHrtlT
One of the 1 1 'est ways tn turn
pfoiil.' dean riKii nnv new Idea or
i'tolcct Is r'dicu'i. Ou crery hand
people that can not formulate as
argument against anything can
laugh at It. Those who are tryl'iS
to live up to their new year resolu
tions, those who are trying to bring
our fair city up to the level of other
cities, those who are trying to ele
vate humanity In uny form, all these
and countless others may expect to
be laughed at.
There Is only one thing for each
one to do and that Is to do our best.
If each one used this for his guide,
the world would soon be 011 "Easy
Street," In every condition. But we
may expect to find some one who
living on the lower level will al
ways laugh at the Idea that there Is
a higher.
The new year comes and the new
year goes, and we are as puppets In
passing shows; but wit and the
Jester are ever there to kill hum
drum and to lessen care. Ambitions
are bubbles elusive things some
burst, some don't, but the time has
wings; so 3tart the new year with a
merry Jest and a promise to do your
level best. Coos County, American.
m:i:iki, a i-akolk okkkxkk
A , V. n C. T.J . t . . , .
... iic 0101c muumnai scnooi at ,
Salem are aliout 150 boys sent there1
'j me courts ior reiormatory pur
poses. These boys are leaving the j
....... h me ul ineir term anu
going hack to home conditions in
linni' f ia.,. iiH.h.iu.,,,. .1 : . .
un.uumumr, Ct'll Ul llOUS
that nullify all the good the nova !
nmv liav r.w.,1v.. ik. l 1 I
.- ...... m iiiq ocuum. 11
Is estimated that there are some
thing like 300 of these boy grad
uates In t.ie state wltb no rcgularlv
appointed person to look afttr their
welfare.
Such boys as are sent to this
110m loriiauu have the aid 1
of Judge Kaiuler's court on their1
return to the extent at least that 1
the homes to which they return are
examined and pronounced upon as '
to their fitness to receive the n-.
turned boys. Hut this court has
not the mc-as n n.ji.t.H,- . .. i.i.
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up better homes for all these hovs. !
to follow up their fortune and keep'
thein on their moral feel unill they
are morally self sustaininit. Outside
of Portland it is only by chance that
bov of this class ha.e any care
what ever.
Mot states hnv one or more pa
T.ile officers whose tliity n is to f,)l
1"W up such lads, find homes for
them, or volunteer prohatlon offi
cers to serve aa adviser .-.4
give them a chance to ficru their
way lack to good citizenship and
end behavior. This state lias not
one such officer. L-h .
.,r,iiiiiurU
of at It ast one co.rip. teni man to a
ork like tnts ould save the state
In hare dollar mil ......i.
- imnu inure
men ins salary ana ixpeui-re
would snre to the state and
world many poid rttirer.,
otherwise would have Joined
MANY STOPRISKS. IV XKW
TOM MIX 1'ICTURE
Tom Mix In "Arabia,' the title of
tho latest Fox production, starring
the vigorous Tom Mix, which la due
at the Antlers Theatre tonight, is
characterized by many surprising
incidents that will please the most
blase of picture-goera.
It Is dftubtful whether any photo
play ever exhibited on the local
screen possessed more thrilling sit
uations which were actualy enacted
by the star of the picture who re
fused the assistance of a double.
Without revealing in detail the
elements of new and Rnr-nriDin ...
tlon and atmosphere that "Tom Mix
in Arabia" contains. It may be said
that Mix practically steps out of his
old character entirely and reveals
a new power and versatility as an
actor becomes a reckless and ro
mantic adventurer amid tense
scenes and dynamic action in the
Arabian desert.
With a colorful and romantic
ftoty of this type, Mix has a great
er opportunity than ever to show
his capabilities as an actor and he
does It In a manner that establishes
him more strongly in fame and fa-
Vor thnn oro lu.f. . . .
. ' Mnunr. nun DOia,
broad strokes, na won . k
finest shading of character dellnea-
". .mix piaya upon every emotion
mixinsr rielirMrtiiiv hi. .
... ,,..111 luiiinenis
of comedy wiih thrilling, heavy
tense and dramatic action.
. supporting him Is the usual sterl
ing cast of players. Including Claire
Adams, as female lead.
elslng activities on the put
rioas members of the east, i
mackwell, who playg the
Captain Hugh Drummond, Is
In this production to icllmi :
side of a house, oyer rooii
battle against overwhelmiii
before the final climax of tk
ture has been reached.
The producers claim tin
Hodklnson special offers end
most realistic fight scenes on
Rented berore the motion 1
camera. There Is not 1
wherein Mr. Hlackweil it not
to exercise his physical prw"l
more waya than one. After IH
ture had been completed, Mr,
well was heard to remark:
sure Is the busiest role I i'
1 played In.'
"Bulldog Drummond" li
tatlon of the famous state M
"Sapper," directed by Own
and featuring Carlyle Blacm
fcvelyn Greeley. It will w
Liberty theatre for tomorrf
Monday only.
11TTITI s-tni-cs ns.-u. si-imi f
1 inn x ncn.irr.n nun -j
lU.SSKLli COMING TO MU
Ill-K'KWKI.I, Ukks TO Pjy
KiHTI.VU ltOI.Ks Ul-ST
Hil'Ii,,"ii? '"f'1,' 'ed Carlvle
"larkwell. ttnr or n,.ii.i
rnond. In nn Interview the other
day. ,), Mleve m, , t ,
in my latest production."
It is understood that this exdtlng
tie of a young demobilized Brmv
officer Who rr.,..
h. demse-d pT.lnw'of-ever!
Tn "ThA frntiader." a M
Fox photoplay which will M
run at the Majestic Theatre
William Husaell Is starrtel
role of a young prospector,
of the scenes were taken B
famed Cohalt mining district-
The story Is by Alan SnM
was directed by Howard H- A
ell, who is one of the leanu
I tors of the Fox forces. I
1 lnr V'n. .10. I. .unnnrted
' Ferguson, Frltzl Brunette, T
' Webh rrl nnntvoort.
j Claire, Fred Kohler an
! Clolnger.
The youns miner lives oo
'hill 1,1. Knat I. In the CUT
! sweetheart tells him she l H
for the big town. Noting
; annnintment his mother
! him to try his luck In the rtt
: hins lliil thor Is no rliai
him nn tha f.-m TIP gOM "
Cobalt mining district
I successful. An interesting a"'
lis woven In the picture.
"The frtisnder" is decH"
' one of his best vehicles K
'had.
I Several good
Rt cut prices,
'.Tneksnn.
nml
the
who
the
orop head
. Singer St
DEVELOPMENT
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SERVICE
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-nv lt.t. - -
)Vt iannot row fast'f than the surrounding country: tU5'
have to keep far In advance of our nresmt bps. Thus
a larger Investment than ordinarily reqnired.
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MOVENT'S NOTICE WITH ECONOMY TO YOU.
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JENNINGS. Manager