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'Titer Paa,” Maturing Betty Bron­
son. wUl make an ideal Christmas pic­
ture. The kiddies will enjoy one of
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Jackie Coogan's best tn th» morning,
and the grown-ups will see Peter Pan
beginning at 2 p. m. for a continuous
show at the Rialto. Betty Bronsoh to
supported by a strong cast and the plc-j Ithe south can pursue listless leisure
Cure has been very popular wherever | with more of the Juanncr bora than
anywhere else Monday morning, at 5
shown. Christmas day only.
o’clock, before the sun had palntod the
A story of the storms and dangers eastern sky and while the »tars were
of the New England const, of a Life- | still brilliant. I dfopp<d from a Chl-
saver and his battle to keep the record Icago-New Orleans train at I^wisburg
of his station clean, though ambition I Twenty-eight miles away, on a brane
and love and even honor tempt him to I rail line was my goal, FayeitevUla bu
Ithe jerkwater train did uot depart
forget that duty.
That's what one will find Saturday, | until 11.06. Bo I want up to th» Mar­
December 28, at the Rialto theatre, shall House, the town "a chief hostelry,
where the Irvin Wlllat-Para mount pro­ to wait and watch.
A southern town, get« up leisurely.
duction, “Rugged Water,” from the
• 1» There a Banta Claus?
novel by that name by Joseph C. Lin­ Never a bustle or raab. First a few
(New York Sun)
coln, author of “Pair Harbor,” “Bhav- negroes appeared, shuffling down the
We take pleasure in answering at
| street, women cooks on th» way to
inga.” etc., to the feature.
“Rugged Water,” one of the best­ prepare breakfast for white families, once, and thus prominently, the corn-
selling novels this country has ever and black men en route but never has­ muuicatiou below, expressing at the
same Ums eur great gratification that
known, has lent itself to perfect screen tening, to their dally taskw.
But it was “First Monday.” Every its faithful author to numbered among
adaptation. Featured in . the leading
roles of the picture are Lois Wilson, I flrat Monday of the month is a time the friends of the Bun :
“Dear Editor—I am eight years old.
Warner Baxter, Wallace Beery and I honored rest day for- the rural gentry
Phyllis Haver. '
of the south. They still get up early Home of my little friends say there Is
The scenes «re laid in and about the I in ths country, I gusse. They retire uo Santa Claus, Papa says, .'If you
Setucklt Life Saving Station on Capel soon after dark, like the cbickons. It see Lt in the Sun it's so.’ Pleas«- tell
Cod. Baxter, Number One man on the) waau’t 8 o'clock when the sound of me tlie truth, is there a Banta Claus?
crew; to the logical successor to the I horses’ hoofs were rattling on the hard 115 West NtMty-flfth street.
position of the retiring captain, but a surfaced thoroughfares — uot paving,
"VIRGINIA O’HANLON.”
little red tape results in the appoint­ but a fair surfacing made from a mix­
Virginia, your little friends are
ment of an older man from a nearby I ture of gravel and th» clay soil of the wrong. They have been affected by the
station. The inen do not take to hint | region.
skepticism of a skeptical age. They
any too well, but Calvin Homer (Bax­
For an hour, two hours, the crowds do not believe except they see. They
ter), who is heart and soul in the ser­ poured in.
Horsed were hitched to think that nothing can be whteb to not
vice, puts every ounce of energy into the court h»u»e fease. The court house comprehensible by their minds. All
serving his new chief and covering up I of a southern county seat invariably minds, Virginia, whether they be men's
the captain’s blunders^. for he has dis-1 is«to<wted in a central s<niare and the or chiMren’% are little. In this great
covered that be is in love with Norma, I main busiaess section arises on the universe of ours man is a mere insect,
Bartlett's daughter.
i four sides of th» square. Borne of the an ant in his Intellect as compared
A storm comes up, and Captain Bart­ day's visitors brought k>a<is of corn in with the boundless world about him,
lett shows his true colors by refusing! the ear. Others had chickens, whlh> as measured by the Intelligence capa­
to send a boat out to a foundering) some expected' «sh-froni furs. I saw ble of grasping the whole of truth and
■hip. Homer stages a little mutiny 'possum bides and there was an im­ knowledge.
and directs a thrilling rescue, all, as) pressionable aroma from skunk skins
Yeo, Virginia, there to a Banta
Norma thinks, to better his own! in the region of ths produce establish­ Claus. He exists as certainly as lovs
chances of replacing her father. There | ments, where furs are pur. based.
and generosity and devotion exist, and
is a regular lover’s misunderstanding,
When barter was end.-«! the country
know that they abound and give
a broken engagement and a “different” folk did not hasten b»me. (Certainly you
to your life its highest beauty and
climax that furnishes one of the big­ not. It wasn't a csid day The sun’s Joy. Alas! How dreary would be the
gest thrills the screen has ever known. | rays were warm. Whey gathered in world if there were no Banta Claus 1
Speaking of realism, you can almost | knots at favored, snnkiHei.i spots on It would be as dreary as if there were
feel the spray when Rugged Water’’| the square and stood. There was con­ no Virginias. There would be no
to on view.
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versation, but never brisk. A rural
to make tolerable this exist­
Beery plays Captain Bartlett Mtes southerner «an say more with a nod remance
ence. We should have no enjoyment,
Wilson is bls daughter Norma, and | and one abort monoaylable. accompan­ except
in sense and sight. The eternal
Phyllis Haver has the role of the vll-| ied by a equirt of nambier.’’ than any light with
childhood fills the
lag,, vamp who looks upon Baxter as a| man in America. What is ambier? world would which
be extinguished.
"catch" and manages to get herself en-| It's the juice that eons-« from a well
Not believe in Banta Claua? You
gaged to him, be being a little back-| masticated quid of chewing tobacco. might
as well not believe In fairies!
ward where ladles are concerned.
The quality of th»-plug is determined You might get your papa to hire men
There’s an Ideal cast playing la sup-1 by the ambier it makes.
to watch in all the chimneys Christ­
port of the principals.
These street corner conferences last mas eve to catch Manta Claua coming
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throughout the day, until sundown down, what A mm would
that A. prove?
It is perhaps true that familiarity drives the town's "First Monday" in­ body
sees I Santa
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breeds contempt—but no motion pic­ vaders back to their farma. One man sign there to no Banta Claus.__ no
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ture actor working with JUnns or any may occupy his favorit«' niche on the mo« real
things in the world are
other jungle beaat ever'reltivates con­ square for ten hours at a stretch. It those
that neither children nor men
tempt for the lions. It generally works is a «lay of leisurely conversation. The can see.
Did you ever see fairies
the other way around and the beasts southern small farmer as soon as one dancing
on the lawn? Of course not,
get the contempt for the men.
first Monday is over, to looking forward but that’s no proof that they are not
it has become almost an ordinary to the next.
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there. Nobody «an conceive or imagine
thing for comedians to work in the
Many small farmers, and negroes as all the wonders that are unset-n and
cages with the lions and the average well, own automobiles today, but »cores unseeable in the world.
picture-theatre goer has almost come still depend on horeedrswn reiiiciea for
You may tear apart the baby’s rat­
to believe that the picture actors are their transportation.
tle and see what makes the n»toe in­
running no risk in acting with the
Tlie southern rural sections »till have
there is a veil covering the
powerful brutes, but a glance at the few i»av<>d roods. The obi wagon route» side, but
world, which not the strongest
stage while the lions are performing remain, narrow and muddy in winter unseen
would soon convince them that danger months. Lincoln eeunty. where 1 am man, nor even the united strength of
- and lots of it—exists whenever the now vtoillng at my old home, is bisect­ all the strongest men that ever lived,
tear apart. Only faith, fancy,
lions are in front of the camera. Nar­ ed by a »ingle paved highway, a link could
poetry, love, romance can push aside
row escapee are common.
the Jack» highway, At Shelby­ that curtain and view and picture
In filming the lion scenes in "Fares, I of
ville, in Bedford county, ! tisi — ‘lafialy the supernal beauty and glory beyond.
Please!” the Educational - Mermaid to
the north of Lincoln, It Intersects
comedy billed to appear at the Rialto the Dixie highway. Thia latter road Is it all real? Ah, Virginia, in all the
world there to nothing else real and
theatre Bunday, December 27, the spe­ forms a through route from the north abiding.
cially constructed cage was built to Jacksonville, Fla. It 1» paved the
No Banta Claus! Thank God! He
around the entire stage, and another entire di»tance, except for Intermittent
lives and He lives forever. A thou­
smaller cage enclosed the camera-men ■bort distances in Kentucky.
sand years from now, Virginia, nay,
and directors. The trainer stands out­
The Jackson highway has been
side the cage, keeping a watchful eye I paved only to th«- Elk river in thin ten times ten thousand years from
on his charges, while inside the cages! county. Eventually, I am told, It will now, He will continue to make glad
a helper sits with a high-powered rifle I form a paved trunk road to West Palm the heart of childhood.
balanced across bis knees.
The survey has beea com­ «lessie Lewis to Wed Cedric Baldwin
In making the scene in which the I Beach. and
the mile posts already sei
The following announcement of the
lion is shown inside the street car in I pleted
this Florida point as one of the engagement
of Miss Jessie Ix-wts,
this picture, these precautions were I give
termini.
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of
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necessarily forgone and for perhaps mother’» farm announces that it to 940 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Lewis,
who has been teaching school at Maka-
the flrat time in pictures, the actors miles to West Palm Beach.
weli, on the island of Kauai, appeared
worked without thia protection.
This
section
of
Tennessee
is
just
be-
Al St. John is seen as a messenger ginning to emerge from the crash in the Honolulu - Btar-Bulletin:
Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Baldwin, of
boy who inherits a street railway sys-l
struck genersl farming commun­ Maka well, entertaLm-<l at dinner at
tern and proceeds to improve the ser­ that
ities after the days of ’ speculation en- their home Tuesday evening (Novem­
vice. One of bls first additions is a I gendered
by the war. They
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went wild ber 24) to anuoum-e the engagement
unique «•ar which contains a shoe-1 in boosting
land prices, Scores of of their eon, Cedric, and Miss Jessie
shining and manicure parlor as well farms can still
be had from loan com Lewis, of Hood River, Oregon, who
as a completely equipped buffet.
for the amouiit of the mort­ has been a Makaweli resident for the
Everything is going fine until the panic»
new car crashes into and wrecks a gage. The farms, it appears to a vis­ past year. The announcement was
wagon containing a Hon. The beast | itor, are showing the effect» of the made by means of a lovely corsage of
of those who wa r e pink rosebuds and tulle at each lady's
promptly hoards the <«r and then the discouragement
nipped in the crash. They have been place and a boutonierre at each man’s
comedy waxes fast and furious.
poorly maintained. A banker waa on place. Inside the cluster of blossoms
the train a» I came down from Lssris- had been slipped the tiny cards telling
Notice of Dissolution
burg, and we b«»n a conversation the news
Notice is hereby given to all whom about farming conditions.
The rooms were beautifully decor­
“We have aom«- real farmers,” he ated with bouquets of pink roses, and
it may concern, that the co-partnership
business under the flrni name of Hood Mid. “who have made a little money the tally cards and place mrds car­
River Machine Works has been, and is each year, no matter how lean they ried out the sdtoe color scheme. After
this 11th day of December, 1925, mu­ may have been.”
dinner, which was a buffet affair with
Stock farming and grain farming the guests seated at small tables about
tually dissolved; that «aid Glen A.
tn
the
middle
Tennessee
section
are
Ixmz will continue the business of said
the roonu, bridge was the ph-asant
flrm and has assumed all liabilities and not very different from apple orchard­ way of passing the evening. Prises
ing.
The
fellow
who,
in
a
practical
will pay all debt« of the Arm find col­
were awarded to Mto Iiorothy Free­
lect all accounts, bills' receivable and way, <i«-votes bls tins« and energy to man. Mias Florence Hall, Dr. Manx
the
task
in
band
stit'ceeds.
other assets.
field and Dwight Baldwin.
All the south Is counting on benefits
All persons owing said flrm will pay
Mias Lewis to a daughter of Mr. and
from
the
magic
b«x>m
of
Florida.
They
same tn Glen A. I>enz at his place of
Mrs. A. G. Lewis, of Hood River, Ore­
anticipate
that
son«-
of
the
overflow
business at First and State s tmt s,
gon. a graduate of the University of
of capital and influx of population Oregon and a member of the Kappa
Hood River, Oregon.
will
eventually
seek
the
less
congested
Dee. Uth, 1925.
Gten A. Tiens,
Theta sorority, ghe to a charm­
sreas of Georgia. Alabama, Mississippi Alpha
Wm. Dethman.
ing
blonde
and ha» made a host of
Í * ■nd Tennessee.
At present the Florida friends while teaching on Kauai. The
boom 1» a sore annoyaace to all south­ wedding will take ptace at Mias Lewis*
ern small rural «-omBMinitles. If yon
Six for >10 <lnring [ December.
December, Bvea- will remember, artisans from as fat home in Oregon some time next »«»ns-
ing appointments. Ei
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1022. Cof- away as Hood River have been drawn mor. after which ths couple will live
at Makawell.
ner Third and Oak street».
to Florida thia year. This region bas
The bridegroom-to-be to a graduate
been drained of its skilled workmen,
the University of California agri­
Nstlee sf Bond Sale
painters, carpenters and plumbers, of
cultural school at Davis, and is em­
Pursuant to the order of the Cons-] ■nd most of the common labor has ployed by the Hawaiian Sugar Co.
mon Council and the provisions of) poured into the Palmetto state.. No Both of the young people are very1
Ordinance No. 090 of the City of Hood one has been left to work the land. popular had'wfdely known.
River, Oregon, notice to hereby give.) Wages are too high for the returns
that sealed proposals will be received from agriculture as now practiced. Tn
Uh Huh
by the undersigned City Recorder at| the end, I think, the condition will
Wlfte—la that you, George?
bis office in the City of Hood River, work -a benefit. Formerly intensive
Hflbby—Tea, dear.
Oregon, up to 7.80 P. M. January 4, farming was unknown in this section.
Wlfle—Oh, I’m ao glad! I’m always
1928, for the purchase of eleven (11)' Farmers of the in<>re progressive type,
bonds of >500.00 each and one (1) | however, are l«-arning that they aiay afraid there'» a man In the house till
Uncta Wee Wee.
bond for >99.91. Data of bonds, Octa-I make more money on a few acres, you come.
tilled intensively, than on a T large acre-
ber 12. IMS. ,
Said blds
considered
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next regular meeting of the Council manner. They are beginning to re­
after the completion of thia notice claim and revitalize the old eroded hill­
to-wit; January 4, 1928, at 7.80 P. M. side farms by letting them rent in pas­
The above bonds are issued by tureland while cultivation Mtoters on
authority of statutes of the state of the bottoms.
Are you miserable with an aching
En route from Hood River we Street
Oregon under the Bancroft Bonding
Act. due ten years after late, or at ■now before leaving Idaho. It blank­ back? Do you get np lame and stiff;
any semi-annual interest paying period eted the earth, although thinly tn drag through the day feeling tired,
at or after 1 year from date, spou ■pot«, fill the way down to BvansviUe. weak and depressed? Then you should
giving due notice as required by taw. lad. It was Utterly eaid at Omaha help your kidneys. Backache is often
the first sign of failing kidneys. Urin­
Baid bonds will draw interest at rate
of fl per cent per annum from date od_____ ,
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ed, there’s danger of gravel, dropsy or
l>ond. Interest payable seml-annaally heavy nrereoat.
at the office of the Treasurer of the
It was vary grntifptag to find Ten- fatal Bright'« disease. Don't wait for
City of Hood River, and will be sold nessee weather so mild —much sun-* serious kidney sickness 1 Use Doan's
to the highest responsible bidder there- shine during the dsy sad fair frosts Pill«, a stimulant diuretic to the kid­
n.r for cash, and no bid will be cow* at night. It nmde am think
apple neys, before it is too late This Hood
sldered for less than par and accrued harvest daya in Hood River during River resident tells an experience:
intereat, the Council reserving ths early October, although the frosts here " Mr». W. C. Wheeler, 121« Eugene
St., says: "My kidneys were weak and
right to reject any and all blds. ' Aft were heavier.
bids received subject to the rig
The record severe drouth of the past I had attacks of backache. If I over­
the bidder to examine into the
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summer, r _ however,
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country worked or took cold 1 felt dull and
larity of the issue of said bonds.
4 somewhat desolate. From March un- languid and bud no energy. My work
Thls notice to published in the Hood tit October the mmat rains tailed this was often neglected. Diuy, nervous
headaches were frequent and my kid­
ney« didn't act right I used Doan’s
Pile and they soon gave me relief.’’
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