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AVHO W'lS Kimn '.tvri,I.? th fusions tenor, wjn for hls.bihlp.
Edith Ciivell, who livp-d with her I11 Uoiothy Vai'k Uenjiftuin, duiigh
motlnr In tin" little tcnfn of v'oi foik, i""' of we" known patent lawyer.
England, was be-in eouril by :''le wedding ceremony was perfin-ni-yonni;.
neighbor, (lerrne (rooks. vli "le. Marble ColltKiale church.
They were, bothveiv nmch In lovpi;int A-eat proved a surprise to
Willi each other, hut when it came .t,,e friends of I he happy couple.
time for llio iroposal, Kdith declin
ed. She intended !o iieoto her lit"
to. nursing anil tho rare or the sick
and miserable ,
A few years later Kdllh Cave.ll li
mine a recaunized untlioi ity In tin
Mr.. Caruso 'was too busy with hi
premier photoplay to go on a hon
eymoon lour. To the reporters who
camped on Ihe trail el' the couple for
days, Mr. Caruso said, he wna tho
happiest nuin ill the world, while the
field of nursiiiK. She was illroitrvsK .! M refused to be mot
or three l!eli;liim hm pitals and li,-1 el at all. Of coins, ihe event made
Btruclrens at a I'.elsli.ni School for;" Brent sensation ill musical and no
Certified Nuises. During one of her !ciHl circles.
JHps hack to ICiifiland she ncair I In his first pho'oplay, Mr. Caruso
meets the swcptlie ut of her girlhood plays a double role and many of his
days,. Oeorse Urooks, who has Jo! scenes are said to be exceedingly
come a lieutenant lu the Kngllah UlirillitiK. The reputation of Mr.
army. Durin;; an uprising in Africa. i Caruso us an artist doubtless' will
Brooks has t.ein landed and his 'attract imniense audiences whenever
wife killed. He ha-t come hack t- "My Cousin" is presented. His lead
his homo to.u wi h his only son, ling woman is Carolina Whit, a fa
Frank, to Attend 'o the preparation I "'"us .American soprano, widely
for tho. restoration his eyeslR'.l. 'known on the operatic and concert
Kdith docides to remain until U':e! stage.
tho operation.
On August 4, 1014 Lieutenant THIOItA KAliA HAS XOVKL
Brooks regains his ees!glu. Tiio
same day word is received that Ger
many lias declared war on Fiance Tlfda Bara, the fatuous screen
and has begun Its Invasion of Bel-lptar, has a novel way to helpthe
gium ana in n unlui-.d has already Red Cross. la fact. Miss Kara has
tOMI'UTK l WIXIKIW ii!i:ssii
I'l l.l.MA.V. Wash. .piil 25.
Washington State cifllene girls have
undid taken lo dres the shop win
dows of a local nu'rc.iutile ctmiipany'
for 'ten weeks in competition for a
prize offered by the management of
'the store, to the "Co-ed" group pro
ducing the best window display,
j Kach group or competitors will
.leceive $7. Bo for IhUr work. n.-. do
apartments. Hut, of coQ.se. if thoxS39S3K
ari not uike them, if they were ! B ,
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fihr places. It would r. t he llohenila.
Ohe entire p: H IT'tf m tills eni
i'Ols section of tile city, and .the peo
ple iig U'61 play do few things that
ira (-...'ui'iIkA n t'lli.Vt III iflll.kt It is
this thaf. makes '1. plv different
auu gies iiiiiii to m;ioi...
from the 125 which will go to tin'
winning window dressers.
I'KOKE (HAIUIl'S ACAIXST I
JAPANESE IN KOKEA
wav to aid iii:i ciiossr
SEOUL, April 21. The governor ;
general of Korea is investigating n i
charge lhat Japanese troops in a ham-!
let forty-five miles southeast of Seoul
summoned th,' mule Christians of the
villnire to the church and shot ami
bnvonetted them. It is reported also
that the troops afterward burned the
I church and other house in tne vil
lage.
begun to moblize.
Brooks' son, Frnak, answerrs 1 ! .
first call -to Knglani's sons and en
lists. Kdith Cavell i.ees hack to her
post of.duty in ;iie Brussels hov
pital.
iwo types, and Do'h are extremely
proritatile.
Recently -an eastern exhibitor
wrote Miss Uara that eight men in
his town woula pay 1100 e-ich to the
Red Cross for a photograph of tho
After 'the fall of Louvaln and star, autographed personally to
Liege, the Huns an) about, to enter, them by -Miss Hara. The famous act
Brussels, when word Is brought to less didn't miss a null in getting the
Nurse Cavell. She ret uses to leave ; photographs Fast. Score: $SI)0.
her post. She h:,s received a let lei' i Second half: A friend of .Miss
from her old friend, Lieutenant- llnra's wrote that she would give
Brooks, telling her thai his son his $100 for every letter sho received
been reported as missing and ask-irroni the star. A letter a day Is tir
ing her to do her he- t lo locate h lai. record so far. This means a scoro of
During her daily tri.ls to the cellar ! ; $700 a week, and Miss Bara is
of the hospiinl wiinie the wounded j skilll'ul with either pen or typewriter,
soldiers or the Allied unions have! .Jliss Barn's latest super-produc-been
placed, she comes upon Frank ! lion. "When n Woman Sins." is be
llrooks. She he-lps him escape lo to? ling shown at the Sherry theatre, last
Holland ho il.-r. She is discovered ! lime today,
and Imprisoned. Slie confesses thin :
slie has. help.-d. many Knc-lish boys lo
escape. Upon this conlcssion she is
taken before the German Military
Court and sentenced lo die. At 2
o'clock in tile morning of October 12,
l'lin-thiQ 111.,1'lvr m l,u,,nnilv u-o
. . . ' ' i picture goers
'I'his is the slupendous and dra
matic story of "T!ie Cav'll Case."
Select's big special, produced by"
Joseph L. i'laniie't .Hid Fraiui J.
Carroll, which will be seen at the
Star Theatre on Sat .irduv and Sunday.
NEW Atiltll I l.Tl HAL I'Ol T.sE
PULLMAN, Wash.. April 2,".
Wool grading, sheep shearlna and
industry lu Va'shliigton nil the Pa
cific Northwest generally, 'will he
given a prominent place in colleginle
and short-conse torching schedules of
Ihe collect) of ugrlcuiture here, In
jthe terms beginning l'.ext Sepleinber,
i according to Dean 'Edward C. Jolm
!son, whose i ecommendalions have
jhten approved by President E. O.
Holland. .
The plan looks to the holding of
'short courses in the Yakima valley
land other sheep-producing parts of
I the state, on sheep farms. Practical
i demons! ration in sheep shearing. In
jwool grading and in other essential
operations of Ihe Industry will be
gi en.
KMttl'O PAIU SO
HAPPILY WKHBEDlfu
BOHEMIAN" SET SHOWN
IN BHOCKWELL PLAY
Gladys. Brockwell can always he
depended on to give interesting and
thrilling enterlaininert to motion
In her latest play.
The Scarlet Road," she shows a life
that most of us are curious about.
It is Bohemia and Bohemians peo
ple' who lead caiefree and unconven
tional lives. Such people are gath
ered together in 'every big city. In
Xew York the colony Is extensive and
occupies the old Washington Square
section of the lower west side.
the tittractiveness or tins care
e life has become so glittering in
"Poppies P.cd and White." Ihe new
'popular song lilt. Hear It at tire
jhlu.li school operetta May 2.
I
.Snimibiv and Stindav pine apple
'sherbet will he served at Silvcrlhorn's
ifcuntain. Y'otl may expect something
i extra nice. Also fruit nut sundae
specials.
FAMILY DRUG STORK
LA GRANDi:, OPrGON.
New York that rent ! of aoartnient !
During the filming of his first i house are as high as they are in bet
Arlcrafl photoplay, "My Cousin," let- sections of the city. And the ac-
which will he displayid nt'the Arcade coinmodations -the conveniences I
tliealre next Friday Enrico Caruso, are-nothing like those of our modern !
"EDITH CAVELL" i
The -woman the Germans
shot. Star, Saturday and
Sunday.
Saturday & Sunday
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The story of Edith Cavell,
the British Red Cross
Nurse, whose shooting
inflamed the world. The
dramatic and appealing
story of a great and noble
woman, whom the world
will never forget.
,? See it:-not 'a .war. picture. , oil Facts:
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His Gold Is In The
Service Flag.
WHERE IS YOURS?
TJE THREW HIS GOLD AWAY
A --his sacrifice was a joke he was a
fool unless you put your gold with his.
YOU cannot excuse yourself from mak
ing every sacrifice to take your share of the
Vidory Liberty Loan.
You have not done enough until you have
PUT YOUR GOLD
WITH HIS.
This space contributed by
DR F. W. WHITING
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