ROSfeBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY. MAY 25, 1925.
FIVE
Vacation Suggestions
You will soon be going out for a day in the wilds,
or a trip over the week end, and perhaps you will
need a
Fish Casket
Fishing Tackle
Kodak "
Camp Stool
Come in and look over the fine assortment of these
goods, and lots of other things you will find handy.
White Enamel Dishes
Aluminum Ware
Flashlights
Rifles
Churchill Hardware Company
Ironmongers
TO
FUTURE WARFARE
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Apply wet bating sjda or honm.
hoij ammonia, followed by
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(Aarvlatn! Tnm Uuri Win.)
GKNKVA, May 2S. Germany
announced today that she was
rouriy to participate la any tntt r
national coniervuce agreement
tor the suppression of the use of
themttul and polsou gas warfare.
Germany's announrt'ment was
made by IU-rr Von Eckhardt at a
meeting of the military and naval
committee of the international
conference for control of traffic
In arms, which is considering the
American proposal for Insertion
in the proposed convention of a
clause prohibiting the use of pol
on ras. This committee In dis
cussing the American proposal is
meeting with difficulties in view
of the fact that tho Bubjoct of
poison gas Is not on the agenda
of the conference. Jugo-Sluvia
and Italy have assumed that a
conference be convened for the
purpose of solving the chemical
warfare problem.
nd then called for a car from Co-1
quille, which took them borne last
night.
For prompt uurj wrvr-e, city o J
country tripa. Phonr 44 j
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bUUU rillbtiJ ALL
A BRIDE'S DIARY
A Love Story of Today
By Idah McClone Gibson
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE.
Got Bcroen doors at Powell's Fur
niture. , o
(AMOrUtnj 1'rcw Leanr-d Y.rt.)
- JKKFKKSOX CITY, Mo., May
1T. The nppoititiiH nt of (',. .
Williams of St. I.ouN Id succeed
th'9 late liiitod Stul-s Senator
Selden I. Pp-ncer. wai announced
today by Governor Samuel llaki'r.
Williams is a prominent attor
ney and republican of SI. Louis,
lie i a former circuit jiuU-e, be
in c eierred in 1 yotj and was a
delepate at larue to the Missouri
constitutional convention which
adjourned in lf'lM.
Tho Missouri society In Chicago
had urged the uppoin uunt of
lleneral John J. iVrshii;;:.
HHVyWHGIfT IN
Local Grappler Pint Colorado Cow
boy to Mat Twice in Finish
Match Staged at Car.
nival Ground.!.
CGOUDGE BETTER,
MS FRESH ROUND
(AwwUtrd PrY lttrd Wl"-..
PORTLANIX Ore., May 25. The
usual heavy Monday receipts came
J into the early berry market this
: morning but prices were high with
some of the fancy stock selling up
to $3.60 a crato. The bulk of the
ftruit went at $3 to $3.25 a crato
jwhh some small berries selling at
j $2.50 to 2.75.
With the strawberry harvest
now in full swing it looks like good
(prices will rule throughout tho
! season. Canneries and juice com
j panics start operations this week
I and growers are more or less inde
I pendent of buyers on the early
Home canning will also start tho
latter part of this week, but the
amount of fruit put up this year
will be curbed to some extent by
the high prices. The crop la largo
in spite of the winter kill, due to
the Increased acreage, and the
quality of the fruit la excellent this
year.
Foreign gardeners who aro or
ganized Into strong associations
will carry on a shipping business
loading out their own oars this
year instead of depending on pro
duce houses as in tho past. This
will take care of the surplus ber
ries on this market and po a long
ways towards maintaining the firm
prices.
Roofing special 2 ply, only $1.63
at Powells.
UBS OF 06HT
GRADUATES FHDM
DnL
DRAIN', Ore.. May 2" (Specif!
to The NewB-Keview.i The gradu
ating exercises of the cla.s of
1 5of 1 irai n h i gh school were
given at. the school auditorium
on Friday evening of the past
week, a comfortably filled house
being there to witness the
program. After a couple of selec
tions by the local orchestra and a
piano f(o!o by MLs r'p'd rli a Suf
ley, a pfper was read by Lawrence
Maxwell of the gradual ing cla.s.
1'rof, Maxwell, president of I lie
school, then Introduced the spaker
if tin evening, Prof. Turner of the
Vniversity of Oregon, who deliver
ed the address to the class. The
speaker tonk a his subject "Nine
teen Hundred Fifty' itnd proceeded
to construct a mi nfnt picture be
fore bis audience of the giant we
have become, h 1 1 within Ihe p;it 2"i
ears. He ha id that the ga.-oliiie
motor Is one of tin principal
achievements, making possible a
ppeed ten to twentv time t lint we
formerly could nmke. The inven
tion of tin tep nhono and radio
makes pofshile tin hearing of hu
man vnieeH hundred of times (lie
former distance, the telescope ex
tends our si i'ht immensely, and
niiiny other discoveries and inven
tions have made us a super man,
SO tO Speik.
The address was well received.
Mr. ('. IS. Fan nee, i hainnan of
tin school bnard. in a neat cpeech
then presented the diplomas lo the
class. The members of the rlasj
are: Miss l!"iii;t h Ritchev, Mms
Klna Hunlett and Mi-s Wliiia Wil
son and Lawrence Mux well, Mer
vin Leonard. Clifford Morn ing.star.
Jay Alford. and Loy Parker
MATERNITY HOME
1118 Winchester 3t Phone 490
Mrs. D. Cornwell
. Patlente Prl"'ls(jerl to Hive
Their Own Drctor
CARNIVAL
is over, now it's time
to clean up. Our auto
will call.
Our Auto Will Call
! Phont 277 I
! ;
Superior cleverness and qulek-ne-H
triumphed over a weight
handicap of 25 pounds at the car-niv.-il
show last Saturday ni?ht
when Paul Amort, local lti.1 pound
trappier, downed the btcgest of
the trio of wrestlers attached to
one of Ihe tent features. Amort
won two straight fails in a tussle
that was gruelling, albeit clean,
taking the first in IS minutes and
the second in 13 minutes. Poth
were won with the punishing head
scissors hold.
Amort's Antagonist weighed
around 190 pounds and was fully
half a head taller. As they stood
together in the center of the ring
immediately before the opening of
tho bout, affording the big crowd
of spectators a clear comparison
of their physical proportions. It
did not. seem possible that victory
couhf be won by the local man.
t'nder previous agreement to
wrestle to a finish, two out of
three falls, there could be no stall
ing fur a time limit,' so it was up to
the maimen to 1:0 to the nlh decree
of their prowess. Ihe big fellow
clamped some dangerous holds on
Amort, particularly wristlocks and
the short arm scissors, and oneo
in tin first round, speaking loud
enough to be heard all over the
lent, rrdvised Amort to give up to
avoid a broken arm. When the
crowd began endorsing this ad
vice. Amort wrigiiled free, just as
he manaped to do all through the
struggle whenever it appeared that
his iMisition was hopeless. Amort
greatly surprised the crowd by the
display of endurance and strength
th.'tt matched his speed. He tried
toe holds ?nd the deadly hcadock
on the showman repeatedly, but
the bi frllow was too strong to
succumb to either. Finally, where
Anion's arms and hands proved in
adequate, his legs did the work.
H managed to Eft his antagonist's
head between his legs in the com
monly known scissors clutch ami
this. cmipVd with an arm lork,
half-strant:led the big fe .. - into
submission.
The tactics of the men in the
seftmd round did not vary much
from those of the first. When
Amort applied the finishing bead
sr K-ors. however, he conjoined it
with a toe hold that the bits fellow
coeldn't break Rtid he palled t h
mat as a signal to r-feree Ib-n
Su vi nson conceding defeat.
SHII I IS I'LAYINfi WITH
poit'i i.A M) oi; iris rin.
nd iv's' (;r gonlan contain'1'!
a phoN'Ti-aph of John O. Shield.;,
fnrrn.-r'y of this city, who in now
a memb. r ot the "Chuck" White
head o?. In stra nt th" I'coples
Theatre in pi.rtlnnd. Mr. Shb Ids
is plavinc :o;o trumpet and Is tie
comiii' fjiiitn well known for his
excel lent work with t iint mush at
org;iii,ii' n. Harry f'roi ker, ils;
of Ito-elmr-, i; a meiubcr of that
orr-hestrn.
(AMocUtrd Pmi Lratd Wire.)
WASHINOTON, May 25. Presi
dent Coolidge, apparently recover
ed from an attack of indigestion
; suffered Saturday; returned to the
I White House tody from a week
'end cruise on the Mayflower and
plunged immediately into his daily
routine of work.
I The president and Mrs. Coolidge
with a party of friends and the
White House physicians left Wash
ington Saturday. Last night the
Mavflower anchored In the river
near Washington. doking early to
day. The parly had breakfast a
board after which Mr. and Mrs.
Coolidge returned to the executive
mansion.
1 President Coolidge was describ
ed as feeling well and this was at
ested by a long engagement list,
Including many visitors who wish
ed to shake hands with him.
Outside and inside white paint
$2.40 per gallon. Colors $2.33 to
$2.63 per gallon. Denn-Qerretsen
Co.
O. K. Gill BOOST
Refrigerators at Powells.
E
MEET JURE GTH
j The O-ikland Cobblers have an
nounced a race meet on their new
haif-mib track for Saturday, June
fi. and have arranged seven events,
i The new track Is In splendid con
dition and race-horse men declare
! it trie finest In Orepon. The events
' for June 6 are a half-mile saddle
thorF race, half mite open race.
Cobblers special mile open race,
quarter mile Shetland pony race,
half-mile pony race, five-eighths
mile open race ami a one and one
half mill' novelty race A mule
trace and other events will be ar
ranged If there are enough entries
.made, pacing stables adjoining
; the track are now In the course of
i construction. The races will start
'. nt 2 p. m. and the admission will
1 be Su cents.
WASHINGTON', May 25 In
creases in rates on grain and grain
producfi moving from northern
Idaho to northern Pacific coast
ports, suspended since last Novem
ber, today received the approval of
the Interstate commerce commis
sion, p
The commission has inquired In
to the effect of the increases and
has found them reasonable Insofar
as they apply to the traffic to
points north of and including Port
land. Oregon.
I Present rates from Coeur IV
Alene. Idaho to Portland, are 25.5
cents per loo pounds on wheat and
wtll become 2H cents per loo
! pounds under the increase. The
, change is illustrative of the result
I which the schedules have general
ly on Northern Idaho points,
j At the same time, the commis
jslon refused to allow the railroads
serving northern Idaho to advance
; existing rates on grain and grain
products moving to California
points, which was also proposed by
;the original schedule. The Calif
ornia rates will be held aa they
now stand.
Cleo Madison entertaining a lover the threshold and enter the
few friends, decides to read her 'house where the presiding deity Is
grandmother s alary. Crandmo- ! Love, The dragon watches and
ther's diary is so quaint, so mo- waits to kill Love.
dost, that these modern-day girls ..Bl)t j doia dare get nw th8
re thundemrucK When the awfm 0eaBt. , crietl weakIy.
girls go Cleo thinks of her elop- UWhere Is Paul? Where Is my
ment with Paul. husband? Whv has he left me
Paul Winthrop planned for the atone to fight this dragon? Why
Immediate future. Her conscience is he not here beside me to help
is pricked by a passage of the mo. ime slay it?"
dest, old-fashioned diary. Fori ..in, ...,. t..i
FOR SALE
WANTED
JAPALAC, Palm, and Varoiohes, t WANTED Dressmaking, phone
Powell's Furniture Co. 179-J or call 547 S. Stephens St.
vni om KTowm nr o.:. aiuo ury WANTED 60 fence posts. 7ft.
oak. 13.50. l honeTl-Al. 1 long, ous Lindner, nt. t Box 4-.A
KOK SALK Pac ana saddle 'WANTED Middle
though engaged to Paul, t"he. only
the n'pht before enjoyed the kis
ses of Chick Adam.. Doth sets
of parents opposed the matrh be
raiifte at one time tho families had
boen rich but now v.ere sojlal
climbers, and the parens wanted
each to marry money. Connie
Terhune, wealthy, wanted to mar
ry Paul. At a party. Chick Adams
draws Cleo aside protesting that
she should have come with him.
Cleo doubts her love for Paul.
Her grandmother's diary makes
Cleo wonder. Paul protests his
love for the (tlrl. They are wed.
Cleo's mother becomes hysteric.
Connie shows ap:aln her Jealousy.
The fathers of the newly-weds re
joice. The honeymoon begins.
The fierce flame of her love al
most overwhelms Cleo. The ho
neymoon prows more efnlRent.
The reception for the newly-weds
hows Connie in her true light.
Cleo becomes lealour. Chick
Adams en'"r: a plot. The young
wife foils her "Trlend." The first
tears of her rrar. led life come
to Cleo. Paul an.f his wife de
cide to start nut for themselves.
Cleo sees Paul and Connie In
fervent embrace.
AlmoF.t crazed by liquor and
Jealousy Paul threatens Chick.
The young husband accuses his
wife as to a past.
Contritely, Paul expresses his
belief In Cleo.
The quarrel Is settled.
Paul has forgotten to get the
railroad tickets, but the matter
is settled peaceably.
Paul gives Connie the cold shoul-
may help you stay your dragon.
Paul has a dragon of his own to
slay," replied the voice.
"Is it like this one?" I asked.
"Just like It. expect the tentacles
Jealousy and Misunderstanding are
longer than those you have to en
counter. Each one of you will have
to vanquish your particular serpent
alone, and to do this all those ten
tacles will have to be cut away.
This Is the only way to scotch the
snake. When this Is done the
dragon will die and dry up. Noth
ing will remain of him but a mem
ory. Then and only then will you
be able to step within that door
where you will find what you
thought was only a little house, is
really a home."
I started to fight the dragon and
I suppose the uppercut that Paul
says I gave him was my dream
effort to slash the nearest tentacle.
It was the one named Misunder
standing. Paul said I was asleep
no longer than 10 minutes, but In
my dream, hours had passed. I
was ready to cry when I became
fully awake. It was such an un
happy dream. I wondered If I were
selfish and thoughtless and ex
travagant. 1 asked Paul that night after din
ner and he said: ".My dear, you
are just right. I wouldn't have you
changed. Don't you think we had
better have our section made up
eanyr iou know we nave to leave
the train between S and 6 In the
morning."
"Perhaps It would be better, but
before we climb in 1 would like to
read you this," and out of my bag
horses. Ucyer llros. Phone HFH
KOK SALE Feeder hogs, Johnson
aged woman
to do housework for seml-Invalld
Plume 39-J.
Produce Co. Phone 97, Midford, WANTED Second hand tent. Give
Ore.
SEWINO MACHINES for sale, tor
rent, and repairing. Powell Fur
niture Co,
SEVERAL GOOD cows glvingmllk
for sale. A. V. Newport, lJixun
vlllo.re
FOU SALE One big horse weigh
ing 1DO0 and 1600. Fred Vediier
lit. 1. Hox 10.1. or phone 43F2.
GOOSEDUHlllES So pound T
livered parcel post, very fine, no
mildew, lien Taylor, Sitgiuaw,
Ore
FOH SALE 1 team mares, weight
2f,00 lbs. and 3 yearling colts.
Phone 2Vi. R. F. Sands, Wilbur
Oregon.
FOll SALEood team, nged4
and 5 years, wt. 12 and i:i hun
dred. Price fl50. Mrs. D. C. -Mc-KayLltt.
l. llox 21
NEW 46.50 CLEVELAND 111 CY
CLE, f42.50. Ituseburg Cyclery,
668 N. Jackson. Our prices al
ways special.
FOll SALE "Registered"-Durham
Hull, seen In the parade. Inquire
description and price. Address
H. M. care News-Hevlew.
WANTED Ity unencumbered -
widow, a position as housekeep
er, or cook in camp preferred.
Post Office box 25, Myrtle Creek -Oregon.
WANTED Married man for farm
work at the Overland Orchards.
Wife to take some boarders.
House, wood, water and light
furnished. Chance for both M
earn. Phone S1-F5 between 11.
and 1 or evenings.
1
FOR RENT
t
FOR RENT Furnished S room
apartment 408 E. Douglas. Va
cant June 1st.
FOR RENT Modern furnished 2
room apartment with garage. 428
Pitzer SL
FOR RENT Two room apartment
partly furnished. 927 Winches
ter St.
at Kohlhagen's Economy market ! Foil RENT 4
or i.inuoiuoin at inxnnviiio.
der at the station, which please. V.n I 1 ., "ly .
cieo :I pulled grandmothers diary, and
turned to the page where she made
Cleo.
Tho newlywtds start on their
honeymoon.
After a snappy discussion with
Paul. Cleo gos to slep In the
Pullman chair, when Paul goes
to the smoking compartment.
Cleo has a mystic dream.
CLEO FATHOMS HER DREAM
I looked' at that awful dragon
nnd trembled In my dream. When
I wakened I said to myself that It
wsq only because the serpent was
wholly deaf to outside Influence,
that I was not gathered Immedi
ately into his slimy folds.
It looked to me as though those
long ugly, squirming tentucies had
a recounted order of precedence
for themselves. Thoughtlessness
and selfishness seemed to reach
out together for me first. They
came so near me that I drew back
Foil SALE Mower attachment
for Fordson tractor. Good as
new ISO. Also Milwaukee binder
In running order, (25. Roy lluell
Looking Glass, Phone 23F23.
Foil's ALE OnoT)l" theTbesf heavy
teams In Douglas Co. Who has
the guts to make me an offer.
Vlck Her, DlxonvlUe, Ore.
I FOR BALE Iron grey
im furnished
house, modern, Phone 179-J or
call 647 8 Stephens SL
FOR IIENT $305 room house "
and sleeping porch. Partly fur
nished, near new High School.
Inquire 904 Riverside Drive.
In fear. Extravagance was also
feeling about, so near that I was! If I were all right and to tell me
her first railroad Journey at nighL
sne nau written:
"Thomas insisted that I should
go with him to New York last
week. 1 told him that I did not
think we could afford It, but he
said that we were getting altogeth
er too close, especially me.
(Grandmother had a delightful way
of ignoring grammar.) Thomas had
the lower berth of the Pullman car
made up for me, and ho toijk the
upper one.
"1 pulled both pairs of the green
curtains together and pinned them
securely to the mattreBs, fdr I
could not help thinking what a
dreadful thing It would be if some
one would mistake his berth.
"Thomas pofpoofed my fears,
but I noticed that ho was not so
happy himself as he disappeared
Into tho upper berth and he bent
over two or threo times to ask me
rifrald to mov3 very far away
fro mthe others becauso.1 was sure
that I would fall into Us clutches
jlf 1 did. All at once from out of
nip hum mm rovercn as tar as
I could see
ASSOCIATION MEMBERS
llring wool and mohair to Farm
Hureau Exchange Thursday and
Friday, May 28 and 29. S. L. Deck-ley.
that I should call to him if I felt
the slightest disturbance.
"I cannot tell you how terribly
Immodest I felt when I began to
take off mv waist and I Immediate-
henrd a voice saying I Ip decided only to take off my
solemny: "You will never get dress. I had the disturbing thought
across the threshold of the little lof being caught In a wreck and
house In which love awaits you thrown Into the arms of the man
until both you and Paul can cut jncross the aisle, with arms and
every tentacle from the dragon 'shoulders . bare. So I put on a
that guards tho portal. They will i dressing gown and tried lo make
have to he cut or pulled off close myself think lhat there was no
to the body of the serpenL Only danger of such a hsppenlng.
by doing this can you hope lo step Next Troubles of a Grandma.
SHEEP TO LET out on shares. In
quire of T. M. Ollivant, 842 Sout
Pine St. or phone 75 Y.
gelding, !FOU
RENT Furnished house
keeping rooms. Reasonable.
1110 Prospect St. Call at house
in mornings, or at Uneeda Lunch
1
I MISCELLANEOUS
weight 1600 lbs. 7 years. Urokeu,
very gentle. Not afraid of cars.
Price 100. Fred Ilroszio, Wilbur,
Ore. Phono 12F2u.
OA KTI M DF,R,wagon material",
aw mill rolls, also 300 tiers Oak
tab, stove and heater wood,
from f 1.25 to 11.75 iter tier. 111a-
hee Mill and Manufactory, Oak- ! PHONOGRAPH records bought.
land, Oregon. sold and exchanged at 927 Win-
KACltlFlCK K,r l'c:,,n,l , tnt Chester St.
speculation. Flue corner 2 lots, I CAR
so rL frontage on paved SL Side
I
walks Just finished and paid for.
Plain 5 room house, porcelain
bath, one block from Stephens
St. near Hose Bchool. Ilir.o.
Small payment down will hamlU
this bargain If taken at once,
Will take part payment In rent
Phone 260-L.
OWNER Lwn't forget u
call 553 when In need of aula
parts. Sard's Auto Wreekins -
House. . .
LOST AND FOUND
Miss Murray has prusented some
distinct novelty.
Sewing machines at Powells.
LOST Cameo brooch, set with
pearls. Howard for return to Mo
Kean Darby and Baldwin Blore.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. M. H. PLYLER Chiropractic
physician. 126 W. Lane St.
FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED
FOR BAD ROOF
FIRE SATURDAY
Ranges on easy payment plan
at Powells.
COQUILLE PARTIES
IN AUTO WRECK
Is. n. McCoo! and Flnvd (Jond
rih. of Con nil le. Miss Mabel Will
Inm. of North H-pd. and Mrs. H.
I K. I.b'bharr, of Owensmouth. Cal.,
1 wn Injured yesterday morning
'v. ben the Ford coupe In which they
' were riding ttirnnd over near the
' Cold Springs auto camp early
t Sunday morning. They bad atr'nd
1 ed the str.iwberry carnival in Hoce
, bur g nnd were on their way north
when thHr car suddenly jacknlfed.
tifrning Into a steep bank, and
rolling over twice on the pave
ment. ! .Mr. McCool nnd Miss Williams
, suffered bud cuts about the head
t and face, am were quite badly
In ul ed, Mr. flood rich and Mrs.
I !,!' bhnrd escaped with minor cuts
jBMd bruises. Thev were taken to
the office of Dr. iM'Vor" a' !rin,
BRINGS YOUTH
TO OLD FOLKS
On of Tnnlac's greatest bless
ings is tho new life and vigor it
brings to old folks. Men and women
up In tli a seventies and eighties are
writing to us every day to thank us
lor Tan lac's wondrous benefits.
Tanluc i.i a natnral tunic. It
drives poisons from tho blood, stirs
up tho ls?y liver and puts digestive
organs in working order,
iviade after the famous Tan In c
j formula from roots, barks and rare
, herbs, it is nature's own tonic and
i builder harmless to man or child.
if your body is weakened and
! run-down, if you lack ambition,
can't eat or sleep, you'll be de
1 lighted with Tanlac's quick results.
Takt Tantae VigetabU PilU
for Conttipation
TAN LAC
FOR. YOUR HEALTH
qfetiesS
l.iin in v iiikatki;.
Happy hokum. Jazzy Joy, long
laughs! That's what's waiting
around the sornvr for the people
of Hoscburg. when 'Stop Flirting',
the grrat Christie laughing hit,
takes ftH place at the Lberty thea
tre, where it will remain tor today
and tomorrow. With John T.
.Murray, Wanda Hawley, .limmle
AdutiiB, .lack Imffy, David J mires.
Kthel Shannon and a host of other
fun makers playing the leading
roles. under the direction of Ihe
:n-at Scott Sidney, It Is nmnl!
wonder thft is a whirlwind farce
that bits ihe public like a cyclone.
of the carnival.
Manager Marks of the IJberty
Theatre announces tfMlay that the
movies taken here by the (re
ponian news reel photographer
during the Strawberry Carnival
are being rushed through the devel
oping process and will bo hurried to
tb s city for showing at his thea
tre tomorrow evening.
The camaraman nerured some ex
I'llent shots of the school child
ren's parade, the Cmpqna Chiefs
nnd Squaw, the Queen and her
maids and many other high lights
AXTI.FItS TIIKATHK.
The Laura La Plante picture
which Is booked for the Antlers
theatre commencing on Tuesday,
"The Dangerous Blonde," wa di
rected by Robert K. HIM, tho man
who made "Kcltement," Irer first
Marring vehicle.
When Laura La Plante pluyed
opposite, Reginald Denny in
"Sporting Youth." after a long
series of leading roles In various
I'nlversal pictures, her work
marked her conspicuously for the
stardom. When "Kxcl lenient"
was prepared. It was decided to
give this new-picked star the best
guidance, story and cast obtainable.
The fire depart mentwas called
out Saturday afternoon for a bad
roof flru at the home of Harry
Wheeler on South Pine street. The i
flro apparently started from a de
fective flue, and burned off the I
greater part of tho roof. Consid
erable damage was done also by
water, and Mr. Wheeler lost heavi
ly because of damage to furnish
ings, which were not insured. The
house is the property of Mrs. Pavo
Ienox, and Is parllnlly Insured. It
was damaged to the extent of sev
eral hundred (lobars, a new roof
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Anders Theatre
Mae Murray Is one of the most
dependable of nil million picture
Stars. Her name Is symbolic of en
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tress," hr newest Metro-Gold win
picture, -the story which was writ
ten expeeinily for her by Vicente
Illnsco Ibunez, is coming to the
Antlers Theatre tonight and Judg
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Murray has another complete sur
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