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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATII tCLLS, OREGON-
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election: issue
Ohid Solont Regard it at the
Mala Object' of Interest . ,
::-.. tb the Voter
COLT5MHUB, ; O. July SLOP)
ProrJfbUton promises to be the dom
inant taius In the August 10 Ohio
primary "campaign for the nomina
tion1 of both' republlrah and demo
cratic omdldnten for the 1'nlted
States aeVialor and for the republi
can governM. ' .
In thV gubernatorial contests this
tmue la iixpecloi to be mora pro
nounced aa Iheso two contests arc
btpccted to dvelop. the most gen
oral Interests ' While : It also trill
he a factor,, In the republican sena
torial battle, the fact that Senator
Willis has seven opponents lessens
hla v concern about being renomi
nated. .- .
.Cont" BHweeu Boies ' " 'i
The contest--'' between former
Senator ' AOee Pomerene and-Miss
Klan two yeara agoi placed' second
In a large field. . .' '
lkmiilicy Aitkii TlUnl Term
(lovernor Vic Donah'oy,' who i
aceklng a third term nomination,
has three democratle opponents.
One la Alfred P. Bandlea of Ottawa,
former state secretary of agricul
ture, who la being supported by
former Governor James M. Tor.
The other candidates are James C.
B. Beatty. of East Liverpool, pot
tery broker, running on an antl
Vnlatvad law platform, and J. It.
Huffman,' former secretary of the
state tax commission.
oAt the TINE TREE
I John Barrymore- In ' "Tho 8ea
Beaet" cornea to the Pine Tree the
ater tomorrow for a rnn of two days.
Tho picture, adapted from Herman
Melville's "Moby Dick' 'Is acclaimed
as the; most important photoplay of
tho yar. It deals with the New Eng
land whalers of 1S40 Who, In their
clipper ships, carried the American
ting over tho seven rons. If Is anid
to hnvt done for this, heroic thap
tcr iii American history what "The
iOovered Wagon" did for the western
pioneers and "Tho Iron Horse" did
for tho building of tho railroads.
Rarrymare, who has not been seen
In pictures since, as "Beau lirum
mol" ho won tho gold medal for the
greatest acting of the 1934 season.
tering passion and murderous adventure.
E .,nrom court I contributed another masterpiece
Judgty probably will bo fought I of "inS " Screen In tho role
ma&lf on' tho wet and dry Issue0' Ahcb Ce' the fighting sailor
Ou, liberal forces supporting Mr.' vhow towering pride and mighty
IM .t,i iho drv advocates nKm cameo, ntm tnrougn Dlls-
backlig ; uisa Allen. A third candi
date ;b Charles E. Wharton.' Mr.
Pomerene also Is drawing the "fire
' of brginlred labor! particularly the The "ub-deba are five pretty young
railroad organliatlona which oppos-lrl8 "h a classy and expensive
idvhiinifor re-election four years I wardrobe in wiilch they present en-
uaS'. semble dancing" equal to Winter
V Tho fight between' Mr. PomeVene 'Garden Zlegfrleld production.
and-' Miss Allen also stands out as
the..; first .Teal contest between , a
woman and ,a man candidate for a
iajor pff.lce. ln Ohio. . Four years
ago , a woman seeking election as
Vn.lted, States senator as an Inde
pendent, received only a few thous
and Totes.... . ... .
wuu' opposition . . .
' The seven candidates opposing
; fteoatpr JVtllla '.represent- virtually
irrery" form of opposition. Five are
'4voei;vllbrals.'' They are' former
Beoatot . Charles' Dick of Akron:
Every f;ot, hand aud head is in
unison.
' Billy Barlow Is an equilibrist of
more than ordinary ability and does
several hair raisins tricks with
apparent ease.
Buddy Dek-ach, who styles b'jt en
tertainment as "Pollt? Patter, and
Puna,", will amuse all who witness
him dancing. - - ... ' . .... ,i,
Oliver and j Van, a. comedy act,
will undoubtedly prove their advance
notices as real, ladgb. makers.
-Vii.dmS- .nrf former P-Y"".?r..m "
of 'atate Charles Q. HUde- chant 'for dancing and Micrtow
biSrirwUmlngton; Attorney A.fracn1 f tiln tho art of
terpsktoore7 In which . the - display
their ability .to "the best advantage)
The act Trill amuse. ' . . : 1 '
Men More Religious
Than Women, Claim
LONDON, ..July II. (fl)-7-Canon
'.J. TPIbrUrl of Dayton; former State
Brtator;" Thomas ' W. Latham of
. , - . " jf i ' i rt . , i -Ar
jnooroeviiie.i'anu-jvdu u. oivuiu v
brant la' considered ..likely to . be
imoet generally favored by the lib-'
c Two' of Senator Willis' . oppon--nta.'
are farmers and . do's like
. i iovrf h PriP J1,r1" ormany, tne only mar
. Vj We'rt: quia in holy order,-says women are
,'.Wi.li2 .h' r. tw..lvn rebll-l"01 88 roKglous. as .men.
ea oand4ates' tor governor, poll- ' ' Cornea ihavo grown w-orso In tue
tloal leaders pick' Secretary of State Ust. ltt-r "Wle the attitude o
Thad Hi Jrown of ColumbUs; Myers mcn toward religion baa Improved."
T.-' Cooper of Cinclrihaa: State declared .the canon, who ..is still
Treasurer Harry S. Day of FrembnC P?Wl..'.I.Uo.os;l-;JW,..J. 80 years
ond" Joenfi B. Sleber of Akron as t ' I ju'nic many .mooern wmen
tho' chief "contenders. ; Mr.-Cooper h too inateclal and artificial an
and' Mr. Day are both recognlred cmtlook m life perhaps It . Is the
-drys. Mr? Brown is expected to re- ""1MI1 inm the groater freedom
celve liberal support generally. Mr. ,ae Tcneraoie canon saj-s tne
Sieber,' supported by the Ku Klux great need of tie establls6ed church
in jafiiana in more vigorous men m
its . pulpits and ho urges .' tic
laity .to assJstthe church In' paying
better ; salarloa.' "He "says parsons
can not support ifamtlles on (1,000
a year.' .
Pidtttre Frame f-
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The Peaxleys
Opposho tbs Court House
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.Suianne Lenglen. erratic French tonnts cnampion. showeiL s
reKct when shu. mt Queen Mary and tho very, ueai uay- 't
Dueen' waiting two hours in a hot sun to se here perform.
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Actor Dropped
From Cast Of
Religious Play
Faversham Changed
Words, Complaint
of Leaders
First Cafetdritfi in
London i Is Success
LONDON. July Hi. -(1 Lou
dim's tlml I'uli'tcrtiv linn bucu u
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It Iiiih u sealing f uimclly of tIMI.
Whllii LuiidiiniUH at' first ihlcd hi
I Iio ili it, within two uaiek of the
Wedncwluy, July 21, 102(1
opening Iho cufulurla had ajl Uio
noon business It ouuld lianillit, anil
must of I tin arm chairs Weru. filled
ut I time. ; (' '
'I'liu laieturlu Is In Uio Mtitliilli't
ilhilrli't anil litis proved oi'midlngly
impiiliir Willi woini'ii who uru vn,i-r
fur u i.uli k Itiiii h.
Head 'J'hu lluruld ClaanKlud Ada,
Lt)H ANUEI.IW, July 31. tVl
Wllllsiu Kuvei'slium, tlm uctor, tt'iu
hua been pji'lniylug tlm rolo ot lliu
I'hilHliis In tills ni'iiK.m' presentu
tlou of HollywDiul's iiiiiiiuil ri'lUtlous
pluy, whs ili'opin'il ti'oin the ml tul
I. vIiik hist night's pvi-fo!nuiiia'. TIik
play muiiiigcuiiMit tliuriii'd t val. Ku
verslutm buiko his rontr.ict by. refus
ing to uttl'iul rehunrsiils, In addition
the uctor la alleged l huvu V'uuilo
sereriil liuaiiLHirllml cIihiikui 4 his
lines, suHblltutlug "the'' f r "iruu"
In one passage, nni using " tvho"
liiiU'iij of "which," In a priiyer.
Kaversham annouiiceil he 1ml In
alriicted 'Ms attorneys to bring tiiilt
uKulusl tho pluy uiuniigi'ineut or
complctl ju of his contra t, I
The sliced limit uiimiis h. v fast
Vii can g not how slow..
The nationally advertised
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