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Arizona republican., 1916-10-22
THE COMMON LAW" COMING TO
 THE COLUMBIA

The coming to the Columbia of "The Common Law" the first picture to be released on the new plan with Miss Clara Kimball Young. will mark an opOcn in the open booking plan that is coming Co the picture market. Mir. Selznick who has formed the company which is to market anu produce the pictures with Miss Young as the star. a a man of much fore sight and his contention that with big stars there is no chance to serv" them in productions befitting their talent cu : regular program. seems about to be realized.
 Miss Young long recognized aS one Of the most talented women of the screen, has been badly handicapped hy reason of the fact that she has not had productions fitting her abil- ity and talent
 Her first production is The Com mon Law" and there is little need of mention from a story stand poin-- The splendid work of fiction from the gifted pen of Robert w. Cham hers is too well known to permit of criticism and the review Of the ricture in the New York papers ad- vises that it is the most pretentlous picture production of the year. The critics to q man were lavish in their description of the magnificent got ltiues ard the splendid detau of the great eight-reeI subject. 1ary Pick ' ford in Less Than Dust" Francis
 \. Eastman and Beverly Bayne il | the immortal love story Romeo and
 .Tuliet." Beatrice Mechalcna in th' ! "UnWritten Law" and Robert tdso' in 9 picturizat'on Of Kipliug's 'Th' Light That Failed' are some of th' epecials that have been booked at tho 1 Columbia The are all to be showI in November right after he election
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

"A Daughter of the Gods" was shown for the first time at the Lyric theater on Tuesday evening. Annette Keller man played the title role.
 The Fox picture is ten reels and was more than a year in the making. The eXteriors, water falls, pageantry. bat ties. etc. were staged in the West lu- dies, ana it is said that 20.000 persons were employed. "A Daughter of the Gods is sort of Arabian Nights en- tertainmeut W.tr mermaids sultanS.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

My Countdy First" the new pre- paredness picture. has been accepted as the official picture to be shown at the Preparedness Bazaar, which will be held at the Grand Central Palace De- cember A.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

Great Serial at the Plaza We have at last" snarled Inspector
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

Mary Miles Minter and her sister Margaret Shelby, have just finished { picture called Faith" This is the frs time Miss MinteT and her sister have appeared together.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22
UNDER COVER" SURE-FIRE HIT
 COMING TO LAMARA

When Under Cover was presented to the public at the Cort theater. it was a foregone conclusion that it would be one of the greatest successes of the season. because 1t had two great essen tial elements-swift action and some
 thing distinctly unusual Us is main
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

realizes her purpose and becomes angry at her treachery-for he is in love with her Tn the battle of brains between these two clever people a crisis is quickly developed which has few equals in stage or screen annals for thrills and surprises.
 Robert C. Vignola is the director and the unusual cast includes Frank Losee, William Courtleigh, Jr., Ethel Fleming and Ida Darling.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22
Henry B. Wathal and Olga Gray In
 ''PiIIars of Society" Latest Triangle
At the Arizona Tuesday and "Wednesday

out of New York and it is one of the fastest and cleverest of comedy bills. MT Lorch has played the part of the loser for several weeks in stock and every member of the cast has d full week to prepare for the opening Sun day night The usual two matinees will be given on Wednesday and Sat urday of the week to start tonight.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

princes and palaces involved in the plot.
 Needless to say, the play gives Miss kellerman a chance to indulge in aquatic sports. if diving out of a tower and being chased by crocodiles come under that head.
 Theatrical managers particularly those in New York, are face 10 face with a great catastrophe. For the eve of the approaching new year will come upon a Sunday, and there is no play in New York so mean that it cannot at tract $2,500 on the last night of the year. The managers. however, an nounce that they will not give up with out struggle. They call attention to the fact that numerous theaters regu- larly violate the law by the nature of their Sunday entertainments, it being the letter of the ordinance that Sun day shows shall be given without makeup. change of scenery or costumes other than the ordinary
 At present, however, there are no signs of undue agitation and it is prob able that most thedteTs will get part way around the difficulty by giving midnight performances
 Lou-T Tellegen is returning to the spoken drama chastened in spirit. In The Explorer he sprained his ankle: in The Unknown he dislocated his shoulder; in The Victory of Con- science" he met an exploding bomb head on; in The Victoria Cross" he was thrown from his horse; in The Black Wolf he broke his nose. and worst of all, he received q severe repri- mand from Geraldine, who accused nim of being careless.
 Mary Miles Minter and her sister. Margaret Shelby. have just finished a picture called Faith" This is the first time Miss Minter and her sister have appeared together.
 Frederick Warde will devote himself exclusively to screen work this year. | As soon as The Vicar of Wakefield" is
 completed the Thanhouser company ! will start to work on a big six-reel i picture which has been written for Mir l Warde
 My Countdy First" the new pre- | paredness picture. has been accepted
 as the official picture to be shown al l the Preparedness Bazaar which will be 1 held at the Grand Central Palace De l cember IA.
 The Sex Lure" will be released for
 q helpless public November 1. The play
 is called an original drama of modern ' life, in which two women struggle for
 the love of man. The one has only
 the allurements of the flesh to offer
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

the other offers honor and true love. As it is reel life and not real life, need less to say, virture prevails.
 Herber Brenon has engaged Florence Reed to appear in The Queen Mother" 3 drama If the Middle Ages. Mir Brenon will start on the new pie turc Immediately. as War Brides" is practically completed
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

The Sex Lure" will be released for q helpless public November 1. The play Is called an original drama of modern life, in which two women struggle for the love of q man. The one has only the allurements of the flesh to offer:
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Ieiben.
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slpe., Mluiern.
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-03
COMMISSIONER Piss
BACK FROM TEXAS
CREEK ROAD WORK

County Commissioner W. II. Pigg
returned TO Canon City by automo-
bile late Monday night from Texas
Greek. where he has been for several
days supervising construction work
on the cutoff of the Texas Greek. Wet
Mountain valley road. He says the
undertaking is proceeding nicely and
that IL will be finished this summer.
A rockslide along the line OF the new
highway on Monday interfered some.
what with the progress of the work
and will necessitate a slight change
in the route that had been laid out
bv the surveyors.
a terrific rainfall in the mountains
Monday afternoon between Coupaxi
and Parkdale, according to Mr.. Pigg.
did considerable damage In places to
the Canon City-Salida road. but at no
point was II so badly washed out as
TO put stop to travel. Mr.. Pigg made
the trip over II with his machine after
nishtfail without serious difficulty, al.
though he was compelled to literally
feel his way TO avoid accident.
Repairs will be made to the road
without delay and 1t is expected to be
in good condition again in the course
OF few days.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-03
REruRNEn no OAKLAND.

Mrs. Lulu McCorkle. who spent her
vacation visiting her mother. Mrs. n.
NJ. McKissick. and sisters at SOS Col
lege avenue. left last week for Oak
land. Calf. to resume her work as
teacher In the public schools. The
public schools In California open on
Aug. lst. Miss Nan MoKissick. who
Ia also spending the summer months
here. win leave shortly for Bedford.
Crsston and other points In Iowa for
\ short yislt with friends before re-
turning TO her school work IN Be-
Atsla.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-03
Bob AND JACK BOUCHER
MAKE HIT lNlvAUDEVILlE

The most pleasing act of vaudeville
that has played the local theatres in
some time was the act of the Boucher
boys. Bob and Jack. at the opera
house Saturday night.
Mr.. Van Week has Just returned
wi,h the boys after a three weeks,
trip over the western slope. where
they have played all the towns Of any
consequence and from the newspaper
notices they have received they have
been making decided hit every place
they have played.
These two clever little Canon City
boys arc certainly well worthy OF
praise and had Il not been for the
rain Of Saturday night they would
no doubt have played to two packed
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-03
CARD oE THANKS.

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbcrs for their kindness and sym
pathy an dalso for the beautiful iioral
tributes during our recent bereave-
ment. tho loss of our dear mother.
JOHN JACOBS.
THOs. KEARNEY.
Mr.. AND MRS. H. c. PAULS,
Mr.. AND MRS. = r. GUTHRIE
MAUDE GUTHRIE.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-03

found that there were two main di-
visions of the cave, the one alley
leading straight ahead, the ether at
right angles to the left. Exploring the
first alley with our flashlights we soon
came to a parting of ways. Taking
the left we crawled up through small
hole just large enough for a man built
like Cooper and then found our
selves on sort of platform which we
taking the easier right hand path and
climbing ladder After exploring
the various blind ends of this part of
the cave we returned toward the en-
trance and entered the left hand pass
ageway. This was considerably longer
and more devious and gave us practice
in many different methods of locomo-
tion. including creeping on all forus.
hitching along like an inch-worm and
crawling through holes both head
first and feet first. This rapjd jour
ney from extreme end of the alley to
the entrance took us just ten min
utes- the total length being some
four hundred feet - although the
writer will aot be responsible for the
accuracy OF his estimate.
I'VE were disappointed not to find
any bears or mountain lions to meet
us, but we did find terrible animals.
namely, swarms of bats. which flew to-
ward our lights and threatened to
strike us in the face.
"Mr. Irving Cooper. from experience
on previous trip. suggests that fash
lights and not candles be used. as the
latter are extingufshed by the bats.
I'VE also found II necessary to blaze
our trail with string. as Tom Sawyer
did In his cave. to keep from getting
lost That is. as long as one stays
in those more obvious passages large
comfortably. II one should crawl into
all the narrow holes which lead of
in every direction we would not guar
anlee as TO where he might land. Old
clothes are a necessity. The cave is
perfectly dry.
''It is to be noted that caves occur
chiefly In limestone rock. including
marble. This is because the lime is
more soluble than most other kinds of
rock and hence running water can eat
passage-ways through it. thus making
caverns Other important cave-re-
gions are near the Catskili mountains
in New York state and in the Appa-
lachian mountains in Virginia and Ken
lucky. These also are limestone re-
gions. In Kentucky is the famous
Mammoth cave. In limestone regions
Il Is notable also that streams are fire.
quently lost underground. flowing into
these crevices. The writer has
crawied into some small caves In the
Catskiiis. but thinks the Marble cave is
the best he has visited SO far.
after collecting the marble we were
fortunate to meet Mr. z T. Ready.
who carried us part way to the ranch
Of Mr.. Walter Nelson. where Mrs. Mel.
son had a real ojd-fashioned country
dinner prepared for us. fully adequate
TO the state of our appetites. We then
explored the Nelson ranch and stud
led little agriculture as we waited
for the stage TO take us home.
ITO forestali unnecessary questions
we would like to state that we did not
carry the 800 pounds of marble on our
shoulders any farther thar the road
side. as that was not specified in the
requirements"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-03

Sidney Hooks. who has been So
journing in the Tickville Jail for the
past ten days on charge of shooting
craps in suddne heat and passion. has
almost perfected patent on a pair
of loaded disappearing dice and has
asked for an extension of two weeks
on his term.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-03

Ellick HelIwaneer one of the char
ter members of the Excelsior Fiddling
band, and who has been playing with
them regularly for the last ten years.
has resigned from the organization
and will take up the study of music.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-03
Hogwallow News
DUNK BoTT, Regular Correspondent.
George Rinoham)

Jefferson Potlocks has been both
cred again with chicken mites. He
thinks they are very interesting little
animals to be studied at close range,
and he would not mind having them
on him If they did not walk SO heavy.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-03
SOUTH CANON

Mrs. Elmer Garrison and Miss Mary
Claflin arrived from Eldred. Ill. Fri
day ard are visiting at the home of
their aunt. Mrs. A NJ. Ewell, of go
West Catlin avenue.
Mrs. Roy Mullen and children. &C
coInpanied by Mrs. Mnhen's father.
NJ. Blunt. left for a short vacation at
the lattet's home in westcliffe Tues
day afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Bolander and
H L Bclander of Munday. Texas. are
visiting at the Ewell home on Catlin
avenue this week.
David W. Griffths and family. who
have been enjoying a two weeks fish
inc trip > Camp Nature Retreat on
the Gunnison river. returned home
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Bolander. Miss
Doris Ewell and II. L. Bolander took
trip on the tunnel drive and over
the Skyline Saturday. They reported
the trip to be pleasant and the seen
cry grand.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-03

1t clouded up the other day and
looked like there was going to be a
big rain The Old Miser, seeing this.
started out with his large umbrella,
but when he saw it was ging to just
drizzle slowly. he went back and got
his smaller one.