ACTRESS TELLS HOW
SHE BECAME A STAR
' : M workers to bttr effm
; oloheertod MthtUtMIB.
M word t thOM Who wciulil alg
iirrrvis mi I !. :.!:. I to li ' Willing
work hard, to study unremittingly
.mil in approach tin- woric with cl ear
fulne i and never fa ling nil husiasm.
ii) Mm Allison, the Famous Metro
Slur.
I attribute i i n i" itardon in
hum H cture la I hi fad thai I
have hi ii'ln l in
ami bare applied thai study lo m
work Whoa i appeal befoic lha
aaaaera i i deavor lb nil my win to
sink in., 'i-vii individuality Into thai
of tin' rharaetof i an ptttraviRg, At
these llwea I am only subconsciously
May AlllHon I actually feel that I
am In roejtty the person whose char
acteristics I Interpret with iih huh
ia a more or less rl-arly defined pror
eaa of wnat I might term self-hyp-
FARMER'S APOSTARY
v qulel ehoekle madt the roaod
of the republloaa contingent in tao
linn c df H in i i bo other
d:i When it was learned Hint linn
a Mitchell Palmer had appeared Be
furr tin1 wara and mean committee
ala.
But the upward climb haa not been
along a pathway of roaea. Now I ran
look back on the struggle and smile.
It haa not been ho difficult for me
alnca I entered motion pictures from
the speaking stage aa It waa for me
to nucrccd In an art where the fall
area overwhelmingly ecllpae the auc
ceaaea. I feel that I may now talk
with freedom about thore flrat yearn
fraught with feara and failure; dls
couragmenets and ahattered hopea.
Ia fiction atara are made over night.
Ia real life the battle for recognition
fakea yea re.
My original ambition waa to he
eome a grand opera prima donna. I
atudled voice culture for aeveral
yearn, and determined to leave my
&I...I.II..K I..ma In l..w.l -m.I ui.alj I
" " " """'" """ n" 'and little aon
rame anil rortune in New York. My
family protested, but I finally won my
Bother over, and persuaded her to
come to New York with me.
M Mill lit.
Some government n pa td thro '" :irc"" f"r "'" r'"""""' " i"
Malheur enrouta in lha mounta
In peel the timber which i being kill
ed b) one 01 1 ol an n eel paraalte.
m i - ink Davl . a tin a at operated
mi in iiiiUit, inis returned bona she
ll now with her sister, Mr Robin
nun. Sin- ll (In hi; in. I I)
Irene iitsn ami Clara Unwind
rl iicd arlU Mr. J. 11 White m Sat-
unlay. "n "'at committee that rondenaed
Several of the hiilhlliiga in Malheur mllK " Put nn hn free Hat. It
are lielng turn down, among them the eafnee tVtJ OX '"" ---- - -..-.i
old (iardner Hotel, alnre about the under the republican law. During
time the town waa flrat built In 1870 ,h, ''"a1 1H. nine montha of
Jamea Morfltt and daughter. Oer-' w,,!rh ' under the democratic tar-
ti ( ' tnrlfl mi ronil ni ! milk
the ground thai the oondenaed mill.
Induntr) in Canada ami making seri-
o i ii in.nl mi the Amerloan market
and Injuring nnr domestic liiilimtry in
canned milk.
When Palmer wna In congress he
mellllier llf Hie ;iv; and llieini'.
Committee and It was while he wan
trude, and granddaughter, Lucille,
were callera at the Howard ranch on
Thuraday.
John Woodcock autoed to llrogan
to meet David Woraham and Ben
Matthlaon who had been to Vale.
Mra. Floyd Howard apent Sunday
with her parenta at Amelia.
John iloawell returned to Vale af
ter having been here for aome time
looking after mining Intereata
Iff law eight tlmea aa much milk,
freah and condenaed, came Into thla
country aa during the fiacal year 1113
when republican rates were In effect.
DDuring the fiacal year 1116 our Im
ports of milk Increaaed ir.0 per cent
over the 1914 figures In each In
Mancc BO per cent of our Import
came from Canada. Palmer's own
atate, Pennaylvanla, ranka aecond In
the production of milk. But the
Cheater Morfltt and family have "tales bordering on Canada are the
moved back to their homeatead on
Flan creek, having apent the mining
aeaann at the Boawell placer claima.
What might have proved a aerioua
auto accident occurred In Burnt riv
er canyon when Mrs. Wllllama' car
overturned In the canyon. Mra.
ones which feel Canadian competition
most keenly. They are the New
England States and New York, North
Dakota, Wisconsin. Michigan. Mont
ana, Idaho and Washington.
Dairymen and condensed milk
manufacturers throughout the coun-
We arrived in the hlg city sbsolute
strangers to our new surroundings.
We looked up aeveral operatic book
ing offices In the telephone hook and
started on the weary rounilH. After
many days of frultleaa searching for
an opera engagement I determined
to aeek employ nienl on the dranintlc
atnge. When I reached this eonclu-
Wllllsma and daughter. May Morfltt ,r'r ""ould be Intensely Interested In
Msrvel, with Itohert ' "ner s argument. Coming from a
Woraham driving were in the car democrat who haa been one of the
when In some way the rod holding j "Merest denouncers of the protective
the wind shield came loose and , Ur,,r P"cy that ever aat in the house
caught In the wheel causing the car
to upset Luckily no one was badly
hurt.
J. B. Woodcock autoed to Baker
and hack laat week on bualneaa.
Weather the pant few dnya baa
been very cool for July with consirt-
erable wind and a light rain
or representative, an argument fori
protection would he refreshing. Al
correspondent called at the commit
tee rooms shortly after Palmer had
delivered his plea for protection on
condensed milk, hoping to secure a
copy, hut he waa informed that It
waa a matter of the deepeat aecrecy.
The concert and dance given In the, ('halrman Kltchln had not the alight
eat deposition to give "pltlleaa publi
city" to Palmer'a peroration. It la
a matter of keen regret that the men
ial processes of Palmer can not be
traced through Ii lit argument The
inilillc would like to know If he la
big hall waa well attended hy pen
afon I honestly believed that I was! pie of this vicinity and Ironside,
doing the drama a favor by conde- D. K. Woraham, Ben Matthlaon,
seen ill n a to lake a place In It But I Chester Morfltt and Dr White were
learned very much to the opposite business visitors In Vale lust week
In a abort time. My bump of prec-l Mrs Kldora Hall came over taking
louaneaa waa rubbed off In the first her wrecked car back behind the auto "" '" explanation of a change
two offices I visited. Before that day j slsge truck to be repaired In Baker "f ,ln,, " n,K rhamelion-mlnded
was over I wus lold a few things that K T Been waa a business visitor Wood row Wilson. But the
I ahull never in all my life forget. I in Malheur laat week from Baker j pl"" of ''lm'r baa been placed on ,
However, I finally managed to aecure1 c K and F. II Howard were in i "'" ln,ex ""PUfgatorlua of the demo
an engagement at the Henry W. Sav from their ranchea Thuraday. cratlc party.
age offices I waa given the role of' Mra. Currle fllsung, from Salt I.akej
Vanity" In "Kvery woman " la visiting with her foater mother. learning that an effort waa to kg
The flrat few nighta taught me thai MfB Kan. re Sargent at the S.irge.,1 "de to defeat him for rcnonilnatlon. ,
if I area rag gpgpgeg anything congressman Fitiger.id (Dane.) of
more than one of the supporting cast! Mrs. Sadie Woraham spent several nrokyD am.....,,.- eM
I would have to work I labored to 'days with Mr. Florence Woodcock """-Idacy and. to bolster up his
the best of ,y ability lo make the M week """V mphM,ied ,h f,ct J4
. . - - -.. I llM M IliU llnn u . a.auuu...u.. I. ..
character "Vanity" live, and my re- Karl Oliver and family and Uiarlea "- - -' " " '""'" " I
ward came when I waa given the Morfltt were down from their home
part of "Beauty" In the aanie play. ateada Saturday to the concert and
But deep down in my Innermost I "nce
aelf I knew that I would never be pat. me Warden W. I. Gray paaaed
lafied with the speaking alage I also ! "ough her. laat weak.
Miss liiauya Howard is visiting tins
week with ber sister, Mrs J. II.
White.
Ike Heed and family were in town
Saturday. They viaited with James
Minougham at the reservoir while
they were here.
realized thla the next year, when I
played in the "Quaker Qlrl," and
the year after that, when I played
Ingenue lead In "Miss Caprice." Thla
dissatisfaction was rankling me more
and more each day wheu I heard the
clear, atrong call of motion pictures.
The lure was irresistible, compelling,'
and I succumbed
As soon as I had posed in my first
picture for the Famous Players 1
knew that I had at last found what
was going to be my life woik (MM
HOMKDAI.h
Mason and DUon'a line who holds a
first-class chairmanship D Hie house"
This is probablv good advertising
stuff for Mr Flttgeraid in bis ills
trbt. but It certainly will not help
bis party generally in the congres
sional elections. The fact that the
south haa all the important assign
ments on committees, that the south
controls legislation, that the south
puts the gag in the mouth of all the
rest of the country when debate
takes place la not at all to the relish
of the rest of the country. Mr. Fltt
geraid. being from a district which
is normally atrong In its democracy,
(Ppgga the Press) my " re-elected. So, too. may hit
number of our fanners have colleagues who hold the
started harvesting their araiii crous """"' Important chairmanship... iuas-
waa the longing to be an operatic .,.,,.., ,.,.. , , n ml, as they do not permit republl
songbird That once high hope of ' . . ' cans to uite down there But In the
mine flew from my muni as soon as I
saw Hie fllM f l ft feet of film III
winch 1 appealed
It Is a common Baying that tin-
gajapfg dnciit lie, but I wuut to say w,n . hurMsted thla season
l li.it I did not believe what I saw
when II. i In .1 picture I hail poi-ed for UtPiiST i III lit II NOTFS.
wus projected on Hie field of white v .plcndi.l il.iv leal Siuid... Mr
$1500 worth of grain from this point ""' congress neither Mr Filtgerald
this week The crops ut the farm "or '" '"""Tats of Hie South will
.... Linking fine and it is believed ' "1 the head of the table In the Im
ilmt hut 110.000 worth of grain ;.'"" committee rooms of the capl-
tol
The adherence of et-8en.i!or iln
erldge to the Hughes cause is an oc
casion of much alarm to democrats
in Indiana, who had counted
Could I have done ihut. mid lliuf I ftmm ,,f Vale spoke from some of '" "'""na, who liaa counted upon
uskd myself, as muniierisins of ., . ... tie Bible that Huulved Beverldge to furnish the heavy artil-
miue were usuiilucd on the much , .,, liristian i,, his life The "-r
fgfl defect III gesture and posture , , ,,, (;rav nlM,u, ,iie Hn.il. ,.n.l
were thrown hack at me by Hie pic- .ie King being sublects of his dis
for a Bull Moose campaign in
i mn .lerdom With Beverldge on the
stump for the republican ticket, as he
lure ll rag then that I pgfu i" COUIM ll was a practical address '"'", lie wl" " u uteans that his per-
aludy. I dciei uiiiieil to remedv Hn- ,,,,, .,n w,,rt, pleased with it Mr ' "on"' following which two progres-
d.iects my first picture had shown T w vnn will speak for us next ' M've campaigns have shown to be sur-
uie. lu tlie next production I sue sundav morning at 11 o'clock. prislugly large, will be In the republi-
coeded only partially I concentrated hl. ,,,,,,,,1 service will be held in I n clumn and that Indiana will be
ou the aubject of "getting over' my ,ie HapUM church next Sunday ev-' fe'5f republican also.
iwisonallty My third picture showed euillg with the spleudld venlllla-
improvement, and I was convinced tou anj fmnH iuj, aud the elec-' ",',e henpecked husband might
that my spetialUlug lu the study o(,trC jBn goi0j tb building will be i we" ermed a peace at any price
motion picture posing bad been re-
apouaible for the Improvement For
that reason I still keep up my study
After my third picture I wus cast
for a pleasant role In "David llarum"
a Famous Players production, in
comfortable
An Invitation is extended lo every
body to attend these services.
1) R. BAKKK. Pastor
The man with a mind of bis own
invariably judges correctly the minds
of others. He succeeds In his under-
(arrauta wants to force foreigners I takings and time recoMs Urn aa a
whicli William li i-ruiie was starred in Mexico lo renounce their riaht to i resourceful man '"'.link for your-
It was during the maklug of this pic- appeal to their own governments s"-
lure that I was introduced to Mr. when the victims of outrages and
lxickwood. my co-star in Merto fea- persecutions That, though, is not
ture pictures Later 1 went with ' surprising, as Carrama wants every-
tbe American Mutual, where I played thing Is not legitimate.
opposite Mr Lock wood I believe
that 1 do my best work with him. He The big talker often says little
seems to have the ability to inspire : lliiugs.
The lad who sticks to the farm In
youth will find the dollars clinging
to him in old age.
The will to do invariably
It is done
that
7th Annual Malheur
County Agricultural Fair
Sept. 19-20-21-22
Fastest Harness Races Ever
Held in Snake River Valley
Twelve entries for the 2:10 pace
Six entries for the 2:14 trot
15 horses from California, 12 horses
from Montana, 6 from Colorado, al
so others from Alberta, Utah, Idaho
Washington, Oregon and Wyoming.
Over fifty'entries in 2:20 class. Also
fastest running races ever given
here with many entries in each race
Novelty races will be pulled off be
tween the main harness and saddle
races.
Something doing every minute from
the sound of the first gong to the last
State will make Fish and Game ex
hibit, said to be the best in the Unit
ed States.
Stockmen are going to have more
and better animals then ever shown
before.
Fruit, grains and vegetables will be
there in abundance showing what
Malheur county can do in an off year
The ladies are especially interested
this year and have been working so
they can excell all past displays.
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