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; ' Friday, 20th
Children, 5c
Thursday, 19lh
Adult, 20c
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"ftmj'i swwhrurf mining to
town, (llrln. natch out for your
"beaus." Hoys, keep an ey- on ymn
"belle" olive Thomas In her ImchI
rMlxnirk llrliire, "KvrybonVs Swwt
heart," will show y why at the Alta.
today anil tomorrow.
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In 'The Danphter of Pcvll Pan," the
laleat Buffalo Motion, Picture Cor
poration production which la appear
ing at the Hasllmo theatre. Senator
Weatlake", one of the characters of the
picture, la killed during a run ftKht
tit lha mountains of Kentucky when
ha attempts to lend aHitance to a
wan which seeks to retain the kid
napped jrranddauirhter of Major len
Dleton. , Tha (rrandilaughter la played
by Irma Harrison while the male lead
la In (he hand of Kempton Greene.
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Jailer Ed Xeuman of St. Paul
who baa just retired, claim to have
foiled more suicide tan any other
man In the country. He baa cut.
down S prisoner from their own
noose, tad saved one man It times.
ITALY SEEKS COAL
AUCAUK TOOAY
Ri al fitnrm at Sea. Miown
in William Knninm Phtnre
One of the moot thrilling sights pos
slhle on the screen la the unking of a
ship In a atorm even if the storm la
"made to order." But there are
rtorma and storms. Those who were
concerned In the making of the atorm
scene In "The Scuttlera." which will
be shown at the Arcade Theatre today
declare they tot the thrill of their
Uvea.
Even William Farnum, the popular
William Pes star, who has been in
rnanv thrilllne scenes, says thia scene
surely made hta red blood run fast.
And the cameraman who photograph
ed the picture are willing to sln a
Matrmem that they want no more
thrtlls of thia calibre.
The action took place outside of Fan
Francisco on board a 150-foot ship,
taken over by the Fox company for
the purpose. J Gordon Edwards waa
dirertins the nlctuna. The day was
rather mean and threatening, but this
gave the grey light necessary for the
scene. Mr." Edwards intended to
pump the storm from the ocean in the
customary motion picture way. but the
vessel had hardly pushed its way be
yond the three-mile limit when rain
began to fall, and a high wind dashed
the waves over the ship. At first Mr.
Edwards, as he balanced himself on
lb rolling deck, thought It would be
well to return to port.
rjttat the kind of weather we want."
Farnura Insisted. "Put an umbrella
over the camera, Gordon and this
ought to be corking stuff."
. o a shelter waa made for the cam
tit and the storm scenes taken. Little
rehearsal was needed. The real action
was there. The company didn't try
to act. What the members endeavor
ed to do was to keep on their feet.
Their faoes, too. expressed the right
motion. One man became too real
istic . He- got seasick and had to be
taken out of the line of the camera.
In "The 6cuttlers" are other re
markable scenes, embodied In a pecul
iarly thrilling story of romance and
adventure. According to report. Far
num, In . this picture, is seen at his best.
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Two tcaspoonsful in water three times a day
makes you feel better!
-makes you eat better!
makes you sleep better!
makes you work better!
It is called Nuture's Medicine Lecnuso it ia pure
ly vegetable and is composed of the most bene
ficial roots, herbs and barks known to science.
Over 20,000,000 bottles sold in six years
From ft wealthy Kentucky home into a p,an(tter'
den, thence to newsboy' life in Lxuuville; that's
a chapter in the life of Irma HarrUon in
NEW YORK. May ;fl. (l T.)
America's hydraulic-electric plants lire
to serve as a model for Italy's giKun
tic undertaking of the electrification
of her stale railways.
For the purpose of studying the
principal American installations as a
basis for the Italian project a com
mission of leading Italian technicians
are now traveling in the I'nited Stales.
Italy's decision to electrify her rail
ways and all industrial plants possible
ia the result of the first great econoni-;
lesson learned by Italy during the
war.
As absolutely no coal exists in Italy,
she is at the present time the slave of
whatever foreign country can provide
her with coal. Similarly any couniry,
such as Kranee, England or Germany,
that cured to cut off Italy's coal sup
ply could reduce her to subjection In
a few weeks without firins a sinsle
gun. The effect on Italy's finances ot
being obliged to buy coal abroad is
equally disastrous especially on her
exchange. Heme Italy's decision to
establish at the earliest possible mo
ment her economic independence by
the transformation of her almost un
limited hydraulic possibilities into
electrical energy.
The first project for She electrifica
tion of the state railways provides for
six thousand kilometers. As a matter
of fact the great bulk of the railways
i in northern Italy nre already eleciri-
program practically the entire state
system beyond the menace of any for
eign coal power.
The mission which will study the
American hydraulic installations and
which will spend several months here
is composed of Engineering l'rofessor
Ouido Semenza of Milan as chief of
the mission; Engineering I'rofessor
fiian Giacomo I'onti of Milan; Mar
chese Ferdinando Cusani Gonfalonier!,
of Milan; Engineer Commendatore
Cesare Scarc-lli. colonel of engineers
and director of transportation of the
Italian general staff; Engineer Gnm
mendatore Curo dez Regibiis, repre
senting the Italian state raiiw.fs.
Th principal electrical plants in the
I'nltoi States will be visited and stud
ied. I
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TODAY'S yi'KSTlOX
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Mrs. Anna Keiser Left Coun
try as British Subject and
Went to Constantinople.
C'ON'STAN'TINOl'U:, May '. (A.
P.) Mrs. Anna Keiser, of Philadel
phia, who recently arrived here, ofter
havinsc been allowed to leave Odessa
as a British subject, says that in leav
ing that 'city she felt as if she were
escaping from a madhouse. Odessa
now is ruled by the I!olsheviki. Mrs.
Keiser ts the widow of Eli Keiser,
formerly of Philadelphia who died in
Odessa and she Is the daughter of Mrs.
R. Wilier of 1355 North Irving Avenue.
Chicago, to whose home she hopes to
return.
"I want to spend the rest of my
time until Rolshevism falls telling
what terrible people they are," she
said. "It Is a crime in Soviet Russia
to criticize. If any of us complained
of being hungry we were taken before
brnta and Illiterate officers who are
trying to do away with intelligent peo
ple and were then thrown into prison
to die of tphus and hunger.
"I got along partly becuuse I wasn't
afraid. After my husband died I did
n't care what 'Happened to me. I
lived by giving lessons in English.
Once, when women without
ney ma!
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system were found In his possession.
"Ho had a list of papers, flics nun
furniture from the American Consu
lates at I'etrograd and Odessa," wild
Mrs. Keiser. "lie tried to help inc
escape."
IS A VIVID TALE OF KENTUCKY HILLS
Two Strata of Society at Odds in Drama of Law.
less Mountain Ganir, in Whcje Clutches Has Fallen
the Daughter of a Widely-Known Family.
Comedy
"NAUGHTY NURSE"
A Comedy full of fun and frolic
HoNOI. n.r. T. H.. May ;n. Even
militaiv nocessily bows before senti
ment. This was exemplified here re
cently when military road under con
struction back of Schofield barracks,
twenty-five miles from Honolulu, took
a detc.r.r to avoid an ancient Hawaiian
landniai k.
The road was being constructed
thruugh the Kolekule pass of the
Waianao range when ii came to an nn
cient Hawaiian sacrificial stone which
i oaiances on me uwiiusi nimu-tint' nisr
raid, 'you can shoot me right nmv, but , llf tle paM Tne Htone w;l8 i ,ne wuy
go I won't.' So they let me pass. i i)f lhe ei,Ki,,P,s, but, under orders
"I had to leave as a Hritish suli-I from Major (ieneral Charles l. Mcr
jeot because I was always told that . ton, in command of the Hawaiian de
the Americans had not been asked for jiiartment of the army, tho route was
as was the case, of the English, Ital- altered to pass the sacrificial rock ami
ians or French." j leave the reminder of ancient days In-
DescriDing the marriage laws of . tact
. Pknnle of Tendleton or vicinity who
pare been using the roadside from the
lee street bridge to the top pf the hill
for a place to dump rubbish and trash
have Incurred the displeasure of the
members of the county court, and if
thsr are caught in the act of repe.it-!ne;-the
performance prosecution with
stiff fines will be meted to them.
. That ia the attitude taken by
members of the court following an in
ntflntion made yesterday following
ft, complaint by the Civic Club that the
roadway was being littered. The in
spection disclosed that the complaint
was well founded.
- The material already on the ground
wilt be either burned, or hauled away.
Jtrdfe Rchannep declared today, and
anyone who uses the place for a
dmnping ground will do so at his own
lisk with that assurance that if .he is
caufht a stiff punishment will be his
reward.
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Koi Is the Time to et Rid of These
t rgijr spots
There's no longer the slightest need
tf fetSUris; ashamed ot your freckles,
as Othlne double strength Is guar
anteed to remove these homely spots.
ftlmelv set an ounce of Othlne
Aouble strength from .any druggist
and apply a little of it night and
rooming and you should soon see that
even toe worst freckles have begun to
fi Imp pear, while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely. It is seldom that
more than an ounce is needed to com
pletely clear the skin and gain a It an
tiful clear complexion.
. Be sure to ask for the double
strength Othlne. as this Is sold under
guarantee of money back If it fails to
remove -freckles.
Phone
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Hours
t a. m. to t p. m.
papers, mostly widows and daughters
of well-to-do families were being ga
thered together and sent to the farms
and garrisons to clean up for the sold
iers, the guards tried to take me. I
Soviet liussia, Mrs. Keiser said; "Of
ficials ask, 'for how long do you w ish
to be married one month, two
month?' A couple can even be mar
ried for a day and get a divorce on
the minute by appearing together and
u.sking for it."
Mrs. Keiser i, that Henry Potter,
working an American who used tu bt employ
ed in the American Consulate as a
courier or servant, was executed in
Odessa last June because papers ad
dressed to the American State Depart
ment and complaining of tho Soviet
COMMITS SAMI-: OITI ASIX
CAI.lAV'KUx Idaho. May iO. fV.
P.) Harold Weeks, paroled for a
week following his conviction on a
charge of stealing his fathers car
tired of the monotony and proceeded
to break parole l.y the simple process
of stealing the same car again.
He will be taken to St. Anthony by
Deputy Sheriff Higger. The Weeks
family car will remain in Caldwell
LONDON, May 2'). (V. P.) An
Pttempt to amend American history
will be made at a conference of Anglo
American Professors of History, 10 be
held here in July.
Among the subjects to be discussed
!s a proposal that Americans should
eliminate from their public school his
tories all passages which exaggerate
the old antagonism between Britain
and the I'nited States and the causes
of the War of Independence, it is be-
ieved here that most Americans are of
the opinio that the British example
should be followed. For several years
Hritish public school histories have
been purged of all references likely to
cause offense.
Over thirty teachers of history are
expected to come from the United
States to attend the conference, and
Professor Karle B. Babcock, head of
the American University Union in
Paris, will represent the New York
University.
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crncpr for Calumet Batons?
Powder and j)e sure that you get it
the Indian Head on the orange
label.
Then forget about bake day
failures. For you will never have
any. Calumet always produces the
sweetest and most palatable foods.
It never varies in quality
And now remember, you always
use less than of most other brands
because it possesses greater leav
ening strength. '
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8E1BERT. Colo.. -May 20 (IT. P.)
A banquet at which baked prairie
ilmr was ihe nrincinul item on the
menu was served to 20 citizens of Sei
bert recently, in honor of officials ot
the White Cloud Mining Company
here. The prairie dog dish was aug
mented by trimmings of mashed po
tatoes gravy and Balad. Persons who
had seen prairie dogs for years, for the
first time realized what good meat
they had been passing: up.
Korean "Envoy
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Keep smiling, vvjis her motto, mul smile she did, even
though the ups and downs of life that made her an inmate of a
poor farm, but in the end, the Vmile" policy brought her a just
reward.
In Addition
"PALS AND PETTICOATS
A Comedy of Laughs
Vaudeville
FOX SMALLEV 3 DANCING BELLS
Novelty Whistling, Singing Dainty Delineators of Songs
and Mimicing and Dances
ADMISSION
Adults, 40c Children, 10c
' Although the Korean reputlfa
lust been recognized by the Unites?
g tut as, that country has sent Soot
Hyva to Washington as tta ambass
dor. He baa airesdr caJ1 10 P
fete reapccU U JYMideat BMtthf.
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baking any time, whether the can has
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last spoonful. j
Contains only such ingredients as
have been officially approved by U. S.
Food Authorities and is the product
of the largest, most modern and
solitary Baking Powder Factories in existence.
A pound can of Calumet contains full
16 oz. Some baking powders tome in
12 07.. can3 instead of 16 oz. can9. Be
sure you get a pound when you want it.
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Tlie story of a daring sleuth, a charming maid, a sinking
ship and a desert island
Added Attraction, the World-Wide "PATHE WEEKLY"
THE BRAY EDUCATIONAL
ADMISSION Adults, 35c; Children, 10c
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