TNI T I M K - M 10 R A I, D Btf KNI. HARNKl' OOUNTV' OREGON
Httnnlw, January 11, 1MO
FAG TWO
THE WHITE HEATHER"
IS DRAMATIC PICTURE
OF INTENSE APPEAL
VKaurlco ToHrnuHr'M imtCHt Fill
, HtM All Uio Kl cmuHt of
JrcHt Hcrccn Thriller
Having all tho blottionts that mnko
toe tho HttcceK8 of tho IiIr Hereon pro
action, Mnurlco Totirnour'H latuat
FiaramoHnt-Artcraft npeclitl picture,
"TaIio whlto Ifonthor," will bo shown
Hi tho Llburty Thontro tomorrow
might. It Una an ubuiulruico of high
ly flavoroil action, lino outdoor not
tirjcn, and u grlnpluK tory which
works out to n powerful climax In a
Fxbmnrlno fight hotwoen tho horo and
tbii villain on tho ocean's floor.
Donald Cameron, heir to a Scotch
i tliUi, would ntarry n woman of tho
poerago for family rcaoiiB, but bin
rcl marrlago yenra boforo t'o tho
feowsekeeper at tho castle Is an Ira
pediment. He repudiates his wlfo
bbkI child, depending upon tho pe
culiar circumstances of tho marriage
t make Impossible any proof of a
fc&al ceremony.
' Years before, during a trip on hla
twather's yacht, tho Whlto Heather,
h had acknowlodgod"'Marlon Hutno
ua hbt legal wlfo, boforo two wltnen
mm. tho skipper and mute, who had
r&td a contract of marriage In tho
yacht's log. Subsequently tho yacht
wan Hunk near shoro,
To provo her claim, save her good J
uamo anil sccuru tho rights of hur
ea, Marlon goes to court, but In
the abrtonco of proof Is dufoalcd.
Cameron decided to mnko suio qf his
position by getting ponscsslon of tho
yacht's log. Also Alec McCllntock,
a admirer of Marlon, decides on a
Uko oxpcdltlon. Iloth uion don
diver's suits and descend to the wreck
Intent on recovering tho record. They
tin Jtt 'JHDBIB
the blood to the local ForasL office,
which In turn forwarded them to the
University of Nevada for chemical
ahaiyHlH. .,
1 Tlin itiiAAt) nnmnrlsed one band
which iiad been wintering on the
deHertt and had been brought. Into
the ranch to. bo fed hay, On reach
ing a point near, or on the ranch
itself, the sheep "In the lead became
Hck, and the entire band wan corral
imlr
The forago at this season of the
years Is entirely dried up, and cohse
quently polsoH from the range plants
Is out of thhe question. -Lakevlew
Examiner,
MiHkms Saved
by Killing OH
Wild Beasts
IWh AJoxaiMh'r ami MaM IIhIHh In A larMmnufitArtcrMft HaccImI
MA1HIUK TOUHNKUH'H TIIK WIIITK HKATHKIt"
ami returns tho boy to hliPmother,
trouble onsueM. How this simple
huntsman wins her love and she
cotnos to the full realization of her
lovo for him and publicly espouses
him, Is told In a sorlos or highly
dramatic situations, filled with
thrills.
Mmo. Cnvnllorl Is splondldly sup-
IMUHON CAUHKH DHATll
ok hiikki in iiaunkv
MiihhpI HiUMlern Iionos Mon Than IftO
Head of Hlicop on IIIn HIIvit
("uh U. Ilnnrli
Arnold JoIiiihoii. or the Lnkuvlow
Oaragu, Tuesday returned from tho
Manuel Sanders ranch on Silver creek
In Harney county and reports that
on Friday night of hist week about
ICO head of Mr. Handnrs' xlnm dfuil
from poisoning, and that since then
others had died. The source of the
PoIhoiiIuk had not been definitely
determined, and as a result Mr. John
son brought tho stomach, contents
of one of tho sheep and a bottle of
Taking the estimates of farmern
and stockmen thoroielves, there has
boon saved to them during the past
year not less than 16,000.000 from
tho hunting of predatory' wild anim
als by (he United State Department
of Agriculture, In cooperation with
the StHtes. The work Is done by the
Murean of Biological Survey and such
agencies as are designed by the
various States. DurlHg the past fis
cal year about .12,000 wild animals
were killed HHder the direction "Of
the Biological Rurvoy by a force ot
between 400 and 609 skilled hunters.
Indications are that still greater
numbers were killed by poisoning,
though no actual count could be made,
of animals thus destroyed,
Kxtenslve poisoning operations
were conducted In the great sheep
growing sections of Arizona, Color
ado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and
Wyomlug. This was followed by a
marked decrease In the numbeY of
coyotes, particularly with a corres
ponding decrease In tho losses of
sheep, cattle, pigs, colts, and poultry,
Htockmen say that On many import
pint ranges and lambing grounds tho
former heavy annual Iohhoh- have ho
come uogllglhlo or have been outlre
ly eliminated. As an lltuitrntton,
there Is an urea about 76 miles In
diameter In witosteru Colorado where
sheep owners formerly reported an
average loss of rihout 26 sheep n day
throughout the nennon, I'oUonlug
operations have boon conducted
through two successive seasons, De
struction of predatory animals Inn
been so thorough that shoop now
rangu freely, sometimes unattended
for several days In succession, with
out loss, l,nsss throiiKhhotil the
area are nominal,
LLNR CRVPvLlERl Love's Conquc a
comu toguther under wator and there
Ms a Htrugglu. In his effort to cut
thoxplpo which brings air to bin
rival's helmet Donald xuvor his own
ami Is drowned, while Aloe recovers
tho marriage record, and wins Ma
rion. UNA CAVALIERI WEARS
JEWELS WORTH MILLION
IN LATEST PHOTOPLAY
ported by capable players her vl-u-.
Vlt being Uourtonay Koote. who will j
be seen As Atuiorlo, tJie plain hunts
man, who wins the proud Duchess.
Tho picture was directed by Kdward
J oho and tho scenario w.t written I
by Charles K. Whfttalcor I
Dramatic Moments
in Secret 'Service'
FninoiiM Diva and I'jirummint Htar
HhowH Matchless gems oh dlsmoudu
In "Love's ComiueNt"
.Major Itnhrrt Warwick Piny Fine
Hole ,lii Zlg Photoplay
Mmo Una Cavallerl, one or the
reigning queens ot the oporatlc stage
n'd widely known as "tho most beau
tiful woman In Kurope," Is the much
uavlAd poHwessor or an array or Jewels
which tow women possess, it Is said
that those JoWolu approximate
91,000,000 In value and contilnt or
pearls, diamonds, ruhlos and other
precious Htoues in vast variety. Most
or these gems will bo worn by her In
her portrayal or the Duchess Glmnon
da In "LoVo'f Conquost," which will
bo ahown ut tho Liberty theatre noxt
Wednesday, Jan. 21.
Tho beauty and talent or Mmo,
CRvallorl. which added to hor fame
aa diva, are employed to tho finest
advantage In this superb photo-production.
Sho is seen us (ilsmouda,
an Athenian Duchess, masterful and
beautiful, for whoso hand and riches
the neighboring nobles are vleing.
tiha spurns all offem of marriage and
dovotos herseir wholly to affairs or
ntato and tho care or hor rour year
old son,
Whon. through tho trickery of
Prince Zaccarla, one of hor suitors,
thin ohltd HuppoHodJy falls into a well,
whom a Hon la confined, tho grlor
, HtrJckfju mother, vowing under tho
ahadow oMJia (Jroas to marry tho
man whOKaVea her child, sho ro
jiounfjosi t her vow, whoji a ulmplo
huntsman or plobfan birth roBeuuH
i
There are ninny tonne situations
In thq new Paramount Artcraft spec
ial, "Secret Service," dlrocted by
Hugh Kord, with Major Itobort War
wick in tho role creatod by the auth
or, William Glllettot and which will
be seen at tho Liberty Theat.ro oil
Sunday, Jan. 26,.
Among those, perhaps the most
striking is that wherein the two
brothers, LowIh and Honry Dumont,
meet in itio varnoy iiomo In Rich
mond during the siege or that city
hy the Federal forces in the most
stressful period of tho Civil War,
Lowis Is on secret service, arrangt
Ing to send a message to the Confed
erate commander which will result
In laying Richmond open to easy
capture by the Northern troops,
Henry gains tho Information he needs
and allows himself to be cantured
by tho rebols.
1 Ho escapes and gets to the Varney
homo. The escape been per
mitted by a Saorot Service man wjio
suspocts the two are brothers and
splos, Ho thinks they will betray
eno another. Dut they ure too
shrewd. Honry whispers to LqwH
to shoot him. Ha rofiiBOH, Henry
shoots himself tp mako It appoar
Lewis did so in capturing him. Thus
thy plan In saved but Henry payH the
forfeit.
, Tills Is only one of many similar
suuauoiiH , winch abound .in this
striking drama. A wonderful, cast
has bfien snloctod, the lending woman
iiuiiih vuiKia Jiawioy, 1 ' j
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Pr?nts
Qob9
ARWfCK
A Paramount Artcraft Special
Liberty Theatre
Sunday, January 25, 7:30 P. M.
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