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Dick Ar.tle took a little flyer in
the puMicity game this week as a
surprise to Ceo. Hunt, his partner,
incidental to the appearance at the
Rialto of that splendid military com
edy "23$ Hours Leave." t lie last
performance of which will ho given
tonight. Dick saw to it that the
young lady ushers were garbed in
regulation uniforms of privates and
Miss lllanche Miles in the ticket of
fice in a lieutenant's unifevm.
. Not only that but the huge aud
ience was much surprised Uisi night
right in the midst of the comedy,
when the caption "Soldiers returning
to tho cantonment," was thrown on
the screen, to see tho members of
Company D, marched down the aisles
and thru the entrances on each side
disappear onto the stage. number
in tho audience were so completely
fooled that they afterwards asked if
the Bc'ldiers In tho comedy were the
local national guard men.
In fact Company D, whose mem
bers were drilling on tho street, mere
ly marched thru the theater onto the
stage and passed into the alley in the
rear.
The bill at tho Rialto, wbJch closes
with tonight's performances is one
of the best laugh producing programs
ever seen In the city, as in.' addition
to tho military comedy there is a
mirth provoking Fatty ArbUcklo cc'm-edy.
MUTCH ITEMS
Mr. Rawkup left this week for
eastern Oregon to look after ranch
property he has there.
ilrs. Hunt of Portland, w'ho has
been visiting her daughter. Mis. Par
kerson, of Beagle for some time, will
leave this week.
John Itodgers of Beagle, sold 1"
head t'f shouts to Theo. Glass this
week.
Clarenco Case, Mrs. Caso and Mr.
Smith of Antioch, motored to town
Friday.
Illenry Morgan bought two milk
cows at Central Point and Wallace
Dinkins of tho Meadows drovci them
up for him.
iMr. and Mrs. John llodgctrs and
family nro moving from Beagle to
wcBt of Modfdrd so as to work out
and Mrs. Rodgcrs will cook ior the
hands.
Mr. and Biro. Dell Morrison and B.
Chapman and family motored to the
Meadows Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Mooro wero out
from Roxy Ann to visit home folks at
Antioch Sunday.
.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers of Bea
gle, will ino'vo to Central Point this
week for a short time.
C. Kreiger hauled a load or lumber
from his mill to Jess Glass' Monday.
A sewing bee will ho held at the
homo of Mrs. M. Case of Antioch,
Thursday.
Mrs. Gyp Vincent of Tolo, was over
in Sams Valley visiting Sunday.
AVilliam and Albert Gibham are
working out with their teams near
Phoenix.
Mrs. J. Vincent and Mrs. J. Glass
wero visiting friends in Central Point
Monday.
Mrs. .1. Bigham and daughter Leila
were visiting Mrs. C. M. Conley this
week.
Nurse Honored Portland.
VOKTLASD. Ore. Mar. ll. -Mis-Kli.nbclh
.MeVea'jli. lor lour years
a nurse with the allied lurces in
Eirvpt. Greero and elsewhere, and wlm
was cited lor bravery and italliinlrv.
todav received Kite.' Oeoriro's deco
ration at Hie hands of John 1'. Trant,
llritiKh .eonsul in I'ortland.
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LATEST NEWS
OF THE STATE
Lnkeview Man Gets Job.
WASHINGTON. Mar. 11.-.n.lre
.). l-'oster was tndav nominated re
ceiver of public moneys at Lnkeview.
Oregon.
Create Port of Salem.
isALKM, Ore.. Mar. 1 1. Petitions,
prepiired by the commercial club,
lieuan circulation here todav, calling
I'or a special election to create a port
ol Salem. According to the tentative
plans ol' the club a Ihree-storv dock
and warehouse, costing about $2tMI,
IHU), will he erected on the water
front if the district votes to bond
itself.
Blossom Dav 'at Salem.
KALKM. Ore.. Mar. ll. -l'nder
plans prepared by the commercial
club. Salem will iustilule a "blossom
dav'' some lime between April .) ami
l.", when live blossoming
around the citv is at its
in ami
eiuhl.
Roseliurq Woman Killed
. KOSKIU'liO,- Ore.. Mar. Jl Ada
Hoberts, daughter of Kdward lioh
erts, iin emi)love of tile (ilendale Luni
her company, was accidentally killed
at Fernvale, it was learned todav.
when a heavy lumber truck on which
she and other children were ridimr.
collided with a loL'uimr (rain.
Mountaineer Found Dead.
KOSKHl'lill, Ore., Mar. 1 1. JlI-.h
Mookmuu, a mountaineer, living in a
lone cabin in the Camas valley moun
tains. "5 miles wol. of here, was
loiind dead in his bed liv neighbors,
it bei-ame known today. Ihmknmn
I'.ad lived here for 'Jfi vears and is
reported to have wcalthv relatives
in Chicago, lie was born in Switzer
land and was naturalized in Hose
hunr. lie had been dead for several
weeks.
Klamath Land Held Ui.
SAT.K.U. Ore.. .Mar. 1 1. Surplus
lands of the Klamath Indian reserva
tion will not be disposed of by Ih"
department of the interior until the
limber thereon can lie sold and re
moved for the benefit of the tribe.
Fear Forest Fires.
Kt (li:K. Ore., Mar. 1 1. - N. ( '.
.MacDiiff, .supervisor of Ihe. Cascade
national forest, believes there is u'rcal
damrcr of fires Ihis sninny'i-, due t.i
the lack of snow everywhere in the
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GREAT VERSATILITY SHOWN
BY MISS PICKFORD AT RIALTO
'Kraid of nothinir but fish worms,
1 it t It Mavis Hawn, feared and hated
bv sotiio. and respected and loved hv
manv. Iieroino of "Heart o' t!io Hills"
as interpreted hv Mary Pick ford
a delight. Tho picture, whirh is an
mlaiition of John Kox, .Ir.'s novel ni'
Kentuekv life, is showin-j- at tlio -alto
theater.
.Xothinir is so fuimv on stni:e or
screen as a small trirl. iiiinudontlv
fearless, who, hv sheer audacit v and
selt'-conceit, nets awny with the im
possible. Such a character is Mnvis
I lawn. With delicious impudence she
takes- tho hickory from her mother
about to heat her, breaks it in two.
announces she is "crowed itp' now,
and struts ealmlv into the ancestral
cabin, askinir with commanding: quiet
ness for her dinner 'just as anv
head of the family in the Kentucky
mountains should do.
A Christ ie Coined v. Hruy Picto
Lrraph and cartoon adds (o lite pleas
are of the proirram.
At Scream at Liliorty
There's no argument, the snappiest
fastest. H'pdesI, douhle-hcaded
whirlwind of laughs that ever struck
.Mod ford is now pluying at the Lib
erty. If you have an hour's leave go
see 23 Va Hours Leave, it's the best
comedy of the season -better than
that of the year. And last, hut not
least our old friend Katty Arhuckle hi
"The (iarage," is an eight-cylinder
scream, a self-slarting, rip snorting
volcano1 of laughter. This bill of
merriment plays thru tomorrow and
it is worth while seeing.
PARIS, Mar. 11. - The conference
of Miubassmlors today decided to send
tho (ierman L'overnmrnt a very firm
ly worded note demanding immeilijite
application of the penalties provide:!
for the u traces suffered hv officers
id' the inter-allied commission to the
IJalttc states nunm: the dcrman
evacuation of Ihis region which has
hitherto been delayed.
The conference decided to demand
anain that tho jiovornment at Bel
grade order the evacuation of liatl
kersbunr, which is still occupied by
the Jnuo-Shtvs contrary to the pro
visions of the conference
L'N!)OX. Mar. 11. Blame for Hit
troubles that nro b'iii' experienced
in --t t hntr the Turki-h problem, were
l;tid at the door of the I'nitcd State-
bv Karl Cudon. the foreign secre
tary, in ox plaining the peueo confer
eneeV neiiotiation to the hou-e of
lord- todav.
"The difficulty in framing the
t reii! v i- liirL'otv due to di-Ia v uiid
Amrrici i- rc-poii -ihle lor Ihe delav,''
Lord Curzon said. The foreiu'ri ec
rctarv adiicd that the pence confer
ence hoped that when the new stale:
were set im in Asia nor. however,
that the Tuited States "'would help
materially in asi'-tiic: the new Ar
menia." ...
Uio the
a few misnu
he hi-lr sclm
students. t!u
reflects in a
The police
leod v;i performed livj
'ded Miths supposed tojEr
ol or ohlrr urado school ;
fa t lli. it ii was don.1
wav un the entire citv. '
and others are unietlv
workim.r to ferret out the nuiltv bovs,
wlio if discovered, will he uiveu sum
mary punishment in tlie courts.
The storv in circidiitiou hero and
which appeared in a Portland after
noon newspaper that Superintendent
Davenport was so frightened after
the eirir throwini; that he summoned
the police to escort him home is ma
licious in view uf Uie facts. The
superintendent is au inde fa livable
worker seeminulv. and has hunr bad
the reputation of workiuu1 Hi hours
daih on public selrnd matters and
problems.
-Monday niirht at ) oVlook he was
at work in his oft ice when eiirs were
thrown from the school yard at his
oft ice windows and the olfice door.
At the same time the throwers called
to him to come out so that thov could
wot at him. Naturally, ho called up
the police station and i:avo informa
tion of what was yoin on.
Xone of the above information was
trained from Mr. I avcnport. Xijiht
Police;nau Adams, at once came tit
the hiiih school building, but could
not find tho culprits in the vicinity.
As the en its seemed to have come in
tho darkness from several directions,
and as the throwers were probably
concealed near by waitimr for Mr.
Davenport to iro homo, it was thought
best that Policeman Adams escort
him home in a taxi,
Kven his most hitter opponet uives
Mr. Davenport credit for courage.
He showed that by his calm de
meanor al the mass mectin" T
uiuht. .
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have steadily donu In the past.
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host of electrical appliances and to
employ the best men in this line of
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