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WHY NOT A LINCOLN OIIAUT?
Not ovuu thu recent ocllptiu with
Jill Kb thrills mid wonders flrus liu
iiglnutlun In thu American hoy iih
tlot'H thu nlaglo iiuiiiu of Lincoln. Thu
mysteries of imtiiru nmy appal uh,
hut It In tlio luuiiiui touch that ullm
ulatos to action all Intent qualities
of thu soul. To tho Aiuorlcan hid
Lincoln umbodlus thu greatest eom
hluallon of dharacturlittlcH uvur found
within thu brciiHt uf single man. IIo
emphasizes thu Hplrlt of huiiiiuitcn
durness, of uudauiitud courage, of
firmness and rigidity of purpoHo, and
perhaps ahovo all tho Hplrlt of tolor
nncu and ltuuian understanding. LU
tlu It anything may ho mild of Lin
coln that hits not commanded tho
oppression of ithu world's great
inlndH. All humanity paya trlhuto
at his Hhrlnu.
It Ih rocorded that whim ho was
walking to tho national capltol ouu
day ho mild tho grout regret of his
llfo wan that ho had boon denied
thu advantage of a college education.
What an Inspiration In those words
for tho youth of today showered an
ho Ih with educational opportunities.
"Wu wonder If thu hoys and girls In
this town havu learned a real los
on from thu llfo or from thin
thought of Lincoln, or do they think
of him only In tho InriiiH of IiIh Im
mortal flottysburg addroHH. What a
wondorful thins If wo usud thu log
ncy ho haa loft uh, It oanh of uh took
mcusuru of thu man, considered thu
characteristics that madu hlin grout
nnd then hy close solf-oxamltiatinu
found out In what proportion thosu
characteristic routed In ourselves.
Torhaps wu might sense lovo of hu
manity as tho dominant unto, and
then strive to mcusur somewhat to
tho standard. Wo might make a
little chart and examine It from
month to month to huu how our per
centages aro getting along, giving
100 to Lincoln as thu standard of a
real Amurluan. It might provu more
Interesting than ovon tho crosH-word
jiuzzlo nnd really give a meaning to
hundred pur cunt Amorluanlsm.
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JANUAIIY THAW (MUNICH
MUCH WATI-JIt TO Hl'.V OKI'
This suction Ih subject to a Janu
ary thaw In which consldurahlo snow
Is melted and th watur mint off to
thu low placet, hut thu one that him
boon taking placu thin wuok, assisted
liy hard rains, has caused a big flood
of watur and lhl has ilamiiKud tho
blghwuys. Interfered with business
and caused much Inconvenience, bo
wldos thu actual low of much watur
that Hhouhl ho storud In an Im
pounding dam for Irrigation purposus
tho coming season.
Wo luivo hnon accustomed to wit
nessing those January riuioffii for
yonrs hut this ouu Ih cortalnly n
grief when wo think of how thu
-watur Ih nuudud thu Hhortngo of last
Kcasou nnd tho possibilities for real
development In Irrigation, all tend
to cast reflections upon thu citizens
of this big valluy. Thuru Isn't a
question but tho llnrnoy Valluy Irri
gation project will eventually bo a
realization but when Is Htlll de
batable. Will tho present ownurH
touIIzo any benefit from Hiich bonoflt
will their children? Wo crltlelzo
othur for luck of ontorprlflo or (III
llgcuce In prosecuting development
but always havu an excuse for our
own shortcomings.
Wo aro now awaiting the decision
of the government reclamation nor
vice to pasH upon the Harney Val
ley project. Lot'H hope for a fav
orablo consideration and early ac
tion. If tho government engineers
report favorable to thin project aro
wo going to allow somo othor excuse
for dolay or aro wo all going to got
behind It and glvo It our unanimous
support.
Tills section has tho roputatlon of
never holng togothor for anything
U'h about right, yot, wo can novor
oxpoet to havo ovoryhody of tho imrno
mind, but If tho right ones aro of
tho samo mind wo can accomplish
results. Too often wo allow llttlo
things to etand in tho way of big
things wo must chango this and
push todlouti bickerings orf tho map
mid go after things.
Kach your wo wUiiosh groat waste
of water In this big country that
Jiood Bit bo badly, yot wo Boom unable
to got togothor on n plan to roinody
thja. Thoro'B a way. If Harney Val
ley can cot a fow roul progressiva
Kvory ouco In a while thoro sud
denly appears on thu film horizon a
motion plcturo that offers something
now In tho way of story and theme.
Orlglnall'y In photoplays, uh regards
plot Is mighty rare, and for that vury
reason "Slnnora In Iluavun," tho nuw
Paramount picture, which comes to
thu Liberty Theatre uert Saturday,
Kehruary N deserves to be singled
out for special and honorable men
tion. To many film fans thu tltlo of this
screenplay has a familiar and rum
lulseuut sound. That'll because It
was adapted by James Croeluiau
from the powerful novel of thu same
iiuiiiu by Cllvo Anion who had the
coveted honor of having this story
adjudged tho prlzo-wlnner In the
Kngllith book competition of last
year.
Alan CroHlaud, who produced the
picture, has many directorial tri
umphs to hi scrcdlt, but It Ih iio
exaggeration to Hay that hu Iuih sur
passed all of IiIh previous efforts with
"Sinners In Heaven."
An Indication of the extreme
care that went Into the making of
this cinema may be Been In tho array
of screen talent that Iuih been assem
bled for the various roles. Hebe
Daniels and Hlchard Dlx havo the
two featured roles, while thu sup
porting cast Includes Holmes Her
bert, Montague Lovo and others.
p.viym: iiaoh in nkw
KILM CO.MINO TO MIIKIITY
Itufore a wildly cheurlng mob of
a thousand spectators, six teams of
bicycle riders recently staged the
first six day race ever run In tho
West, In thu specially built track at
thu Paramount West Coast Htudlo.
Tho race wan tho feature event of
"Open All Night," Paul Horn's first
picture, one of the Paramount 'Fam
ous Forty' which Is coming noon to
the Liberty Theatre. Viola Dana,
Jutta (Joudnl, Adolphe Menjou. Hay
mouil (Irllllth, Maurice II. Flynu and
(bile Henry hesd tho featured cast,
and all of thum appeared either III
the stands or on thu track while the
camera turned. u
Flynu, famous as a Yale Varsity
(ull-bnck, raced against some of thu
Houthlaud'H best athletes and won
by a safe margin. Several Los An
geles sports writers, many from out
side points and some of thu screen's
most famous actors and actresses
witnessed thu whirlwind finish.
Work on the Paramount lot stop
ped temporarily, the personnel of
every department flocking to the
'howl' which Is so large that tiers of
seats had to he erected on the roofs
of adjoining staguH to accommodate
the crowds. The set was an exact
dupllcKto or the Winter Circus track
In Paris, where thu nlx-diiy race Is
hu annual sport event of magnitude.
It la thin race that plays an Import
ant part In "Open All Night."
Voleu amplifiers 'weere used by
Oern In directing the scene. Alto
gether, well ovor a thousand persons
witnessed a race unique In thu annul
of sport In Los Angeles.
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If tho word "supor-productlo'i"
had not been so sadly abused a:.d
misused, wo would be sorely tempted
to apply It to Itudolph Valentino's
latest Paramount picture, "Monsieur
Heaucalre," which Ih duo tonight
and Huuday at thu Liberty Theatre.
For If ever a plcturo deserved imp
erlatlves It surely Is this screenplay,
which Forrest Halsuy adapted from
Ilootli Tarkliigtou'ti gloriously hu-
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man story and which reaches the sil
ver sheet via tho directorial guidance
of Hldliey Olcott.
Imagine thu lovo Interest of "The
Hhlolc," the romiiullo coloring of
"Illood and Sand" and the spectacle
of "Thu Four Horsemen" combined
In ouu photoplay and you begin to
understand why "Monsieur Heau
calre" hi a photodrama of amazing
beauty and power. To tho stud
cut of history It will he an Inspira
tion; to the schoolboy It will be an
education, and to the blase film ran
It will he a revelation. All thu pomp
and magnlflrencn of thu court of
Louis XV, notorious for Km lore
affairs, lis Intrigue, honor nnd vice!
The scheming .Mine. Pompadour, thu
dissolute King, the crafty Itlchelluti
- they live once more!
And there Isn't a man or woman,
who will fall to sympathize and
thrill with thu merry, dashing Ouhu
do f'hartnwt with all bis amours and
all lilt fights! Verily, It Is a role
that only Valentino can play to per
fection! Ah for the supporting east, It may
widl bo set up as a standard of ex
cellence, Including as It does, Hebe
Daniels, Lois Wilson, Doris Keuyon,
Lowell Hlicriiian. Ian Maclareu, John
Davidson, Pnuletto Duval and many,
many others famous on stagu and
Hereon.
Film fans, you who rave about
the great pictures you have seen, roe
"Monsieur lloaucnlru" and you will
have soiuBlhlng to brag about!
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I'ltMSII AIK KOI I Till: CHILDHKN
'roper ventilation of school build
ings In essential. Fifteen per cent of
the high school Juniors, In it study
recently made, stated that thu suhool
could help more than It does to de
velop health habits by looking after
ventilation more carufully. Of thosu
slating ways In which tho school
tends to produce III health, -10 per
cent mentioned "poor ventilation."
Pupils want fresh nlr. Twenty-one
per cent of the 15,076 amworlng
Included "fresh air" among the
"three best health habits possessed."
This reeruatlon-liidulglng group plan
ed It hoioik! only to "plenty of ex
urolsu." Hinall rural rb 'i meet tho re
quirements by providing ventilating
heaters or satisfactorily Jackoted
stoves with udugunto fresh air In
lots and foul air out-lots. Home
havo furnace, gravity exhaust ducts,
and window boards at tho majority
of tho windows. Tho window boardH
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are frequently panes of glaH one
foot high set as defleoton In the win
dow sash. These, properly rugulatod,
servo ventilation needs admirably.
According to experiments perform
ed under thu direction of thu New
York Htatu Ventilation Commission,
wludow-veutllated rooms with grav
ity exhausts seemed (rusher and
freer from odor and more comfort
able an to temperature than rooms
equipped with more expensive fan
systems. The appetite for food Is
considerably decreased ns a result
of breathing ntalu nlr. Malnutrition
and III boalth retard pupils. Tho
temperature of the room affects tho
vigor of pupils. A reliable ther
mometer In plain vlow of thu teach
ur'ii desk should register a room
temperature of 68 degrees. Tho
lower stimulating temperature, to
gether with an air change, without
chilling drafts, sutllcleiit to remove
tho accumulation of bodily odois, Is
most favornble for slrdy. Hchool
hoards Hhorld provide proper ven
tilating equipment. Tenchers should
learn how to regulate It.
PltlJVKNTION ItATIIKIt
THAN rOHHKOTION
Errors once niado by a child aro
not wholly blotted out of his mind.
Hu tends to repeat them nnd to con
tinue repenting them until thoy he
roine firmly fixed had habltn. As
far as possible, schools should try ho
to direct the child that there will be
a minimum of mistakes lit bis work
nnd he will not be led Into the for
mation of faulty physical and mental
habits.
Those were tho conclusion roached
by two of the speakorn at the recent
mooting of thu A morion nAssoelatlon
for tho Advancement of Hclouco. con
cerning the teaching of spelling mid
algebra Dr. (larry Meyers, of the
Cleveland Hchool or Hducntlon. stud
ied chlhlron'H mistakes in spoiling
and found that If a word wiih mis
spelled once the same error would
probably occur again and the amount
of work then necessary to learn tho
word correctly wiih much greater
than It would have been had the
child not made thu orlglnnl error.
A similar experiment wiih carried on
by Flora L .Hcott, who followed up
tho orrora iiindo In a series of algebra
probloniH to suo whether tho mis
takes madu by any pupil had no ap
parent connection with each othor
or whether In anHWorlng tho Htimo
problem tho pupil repeated tho same
mistakes. Out of 200 Hots of ans-
wers containing more than ouu error
she found that In 16S ku(h or 81 pur
cpnt thu errors wuro repoated. Holli
speakurs coucludu Hint much valu
able time and effort can hu saved
In the schools If mistaken are pre
vented rather than corrected.
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Goods, Underwear for Ladlos arm
Hosiery at absolutely cost. No
"other price. Wu guarantee thin
nnd you are aware It Is a fact.
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PUKHIIYTKUIAN CllUltCII
Himday Hchool at 10 P. M.
An episcopal Clergyman nnco said
to a little Huuday Hchool girt, "If
you will toll mo whore Hod Is, 1 will
glvo you an orange."
The child replied, "If you will tell
me where he Is not, I will glvo you
two."
President Coolldge soys, "It Is
those religious convictions that rep
resent tho strength of America, the
strength of America, tho strength of
strength of all civilized society."
It Is vital that true religious con
victions become established In youth
and to thin end wu strive In our Huu
day Hchool.
Divine Worship at 1 1 A. M.
Theme of Sermon "Tho Ovorcom
or." Kvery Christian may havo tho vic
tory who Is willing to pay tho prlcn.
February 12th, next Thursday
evening. Is to be a prominent event
In tho church. Uvorybody is most
cordially Invited to attend.
The following statomont from Dr
Thompson Is insuring "Tho Tenm
on luvury Church Visitation will bo
with you, according to nchodule now
before me, at IIuniH on Thursday
February 12tb. Tho Team will bo
eompoHcd of tho ltov. W. L. Vnn
Nuvs. the Hev. William Halrd, tho
ltov. Frank M. Oault, n returnod '
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Thu eovenlng program will begin
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by different members of tho Team.
It will be a noteworthy occasion and
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ent. After tho program, tho Ladies
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hour will bo spent in honor of our
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cities sell them and you can find
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Ladles call at Ilrown's Quality Htoro.
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