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, 1921-07-16

STATE EXCEEDS
NORMAL RECORD
Last Week Unfavorable for Grain
Crops and Grasses; Lower
Ranges Begin to Dry in
Wyoming
BY GEO. w. PITMiAN
=. Weather Bureau, Chey

The week continued warm. and too
dry in eastern and northern counties
for grains and grasses. Day tenn
peratures averaged 81; night. SIS. and
extremes Of lo1 and 30 were reported.
The week. as a whole, averaged , de-
grees warmer than normal There
was practically no precipitation. only
n few widely scattered thunderstorm
ers, and the week would be consid-
cred unfavorable for wheat, oats. rye
and grasses. and it is reported that
wheat and rye are not nlling in some
localities.
Lower ranges are beginning to dry
in eastern and northern counties, and
Il seems that the weather was favor
able for grasshoppers in northern
counties. necessitating county wide
cooperation 20 check them. Range
and hay conditions were more avor-
able in extreme western counties; al
falfa and other hay crops never look.
ing better in the star valley, with
, 1921-07-16

FOR RENT-Two-room furnished
modern apartment. Phone 1870.
124 South Beech. 1-l5-2t
, 1921-07-16

FOR RENr-To business man; well
ventilated room in modern home;
three windows; plenty hot water.
Phone 92iJ. 1-l5-St
, 1921-07-16
Kidnap Boy
Taken Home

GLOBE. Anz.. July 1s.-Shern J.
c. Hniyard of Lakin. Kan. arrived
in Globe last night to take back TO
Kansas. Orvai McKinhtry. 1I-year-
old boy kidnapped n brought to Sol
omonvflle. Ariz.. by his abductors.
The boys captors. Walter Hudson
and ]. c. ~(Skinnerl Eddngton. who
were arrested at the time OF the
boys rescue. also viii accompany the
sheriff to the Kansas town They
are wanted there on a charge Of kid
naping. the sheriff said.
Sheriff Hllysrd made a brief state
ment in regard to the killing OF
young McKinistry's father. which is
thought to have led to the abduction
of Orval. He said the man tried for
the crime had been freed and added
that had Orvnl been present at the
trial. the state might have been able
to present valuable evidence in the
case.
, 1921-07-16

BOARD AND ROOM in private fam
ily. SIS South Beech. 7-l5-6t
, 1921-07-16
AUCTION!
AUCTION.
AUCTION!


Tomorrow. at 3 p. M, at Sartain &
Sumey Auction House. T-15-1t
, 1921-07-16

JAPs YANKs.

YOKOHAMA. July 13.-Some Amer
here. but more English. have re-
ceived letters written in English.
threatening them and their families
with death unless they pay the writ
ers OF tho letters large sums OF money.
police are investigating.
, 1921-07-16
REDUCTION IN
PACKING PLANT
WAGE Refused

CHICAGO. July I~5.--Judge Samuel
Alschuler. arbitrator in the stockyards
wage cases, has refused I grant
a reduction OF nve cents an hou in
the wages Of the 1900 packinghouse
workers. as requested by the packing
companies
At the same time he ruled overtime
must be paid for all over As hours a
week
In n second decision the judge de-
clined to set aside a reduction OF eight
cents an not in n company after 1t
had announced its withdrawal from
the arbitration agreement The COM
pany later re-entered h pact. which
runs until September.
Attorney G. r. Hagens is spending
the day in Douglas looking after ie-
gal matters.
, 1921-07-16
Classified Ads

LOST OR STOLEN-Scotch collie.
answers TO name Of Peggy" Re
ward II returned TO Tribune. 1-l5-st'
, 1921-07-16
BANDITS SECURE.
$4,000, SEIZE
BAG AND ESCAPE
Messenger for Seattle Trust Com
pany Has Pistol Pressed
Against Ear and DropS
Satchel

SEATTLE, July 1.-Two bandits
snafrhed a bag containing S25.-
600 in currency from a messenger for
the Northwest Trust & safe Deposit
contrary and escaped in an auto
mobile
Leland c Highly. 10 years OF age.
the messenger who was carrying the
aatchcl. was accompanied by Curtis
, 1921-07-16

FOR sALE-Cheap. 1917 Dodge car.
Call 500 Oh Exchange Bldg, or
phone 32S. 7-15-it'
, 1921-07-16

wheat. rye and oats doing nne. The
warm Weather has been favorable for
corn
Livestock continues excellent. and
there is less young stock than usual
, 1921-07-16

Joe L May OF the May Tent com.
.pany. left this morning for Salt Creek
where he will spend the day on bust
ness.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
little did he know that I already knew
,,bot - ,,,oa

little did he know that I already knew
what it was
OF course went; didn't want to,
but that was the only thing TO do. He
had Mrs. Lane there, and they were
both awfully nice to me. ] was really
TO be launched as a star, he told me,
and they were preparing special pub
liCity for my picture and arranging big
exploitation stunts.
That encouraged me more than any
, thing else; felt sure that if he'd had
the excuse Of its not being n good pro-
duCtion. he would have shelvCd it, say
ing that it would need 10 b" cut and re-
titled and assembled oil over again. n
bad picture can sometimes he made into
a fairly good one by being edited in
that way. you know. But apparently
my picture had been good enough SO
that the men who backed the company,
and whose word Overrucd Malcolm
Sandy's, had realized that it was
moncymakor.
went about in dream for the next
week. You don't know, you people who
60 to movies. how important YOU
arc in stars thoughts. and how
much more important yo,l are to
the people who are Just making name
Tor themselves. on mean everything
In the world TO them. II you don't care
much for them, and don't go to see
their pictures, or write 10 them, they
aren't any good. from the producers s
point Of view. And not even big
amounts Of money lavishly spent can
cram n star down the public's throat if
they don't like her.
And then, just the day before my
picture was to be shown. | picked up
newspaper and turned to the notion
picture news when | was having break
fast. And there was this notice:
Though it's bit premature TO
max" this announcement. we're sure
that Malcolm Sandy won't object to our
telling you what We discovered yester-
day when we were in his Office. talking
to him about his big spectacular super
feature which is 20 be shown for the
first time tomorrow night at the Or
phrum. When we asked about the pho
tograph Of lovely little Diana Cheyne.
which stands on his desk, we learned
that he'd planned to tell the world that
she's not only the star Of 'Undefeated,
but also the future Mrs. Malcolm
Sandy.
So hc had thought that he could do
that to me.
CONTINUED TOMORROW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11

go 10 the projection room at night and
see the day's rnshes. ms Ne rnIl each
DAYS shots. Td realize tbnt Id never
done better work IN nv life
Uhan = u.os frorr fri.b,l .ho,ch
and tho work Of titIinr and cutting wnt
going on. it seemed tn no rhnt I'd 20
mod | oidn't pvrn know whctLcr II
was "a no rnIca>ed ot onrr or nut some.
times. vou know nicturcs orc held nm
for a long time, "iIickev -" Mobo' Eor-
mand's bio picture was held Nm for per-
feet ages and "rhe Miracle Nam"
wasn't released till n long timr ortrr !,
was made, The circumstances tLnt
governed those rjcturrs werrn't like thc
0ucs ,ontroIlint MIN, of co,Irer--StilI
7 know how Mabel nrd Rettv Compson
felt, just from the conviction had that
this big picture thar was to make me a
real star would be held up, too.
Then ono day when | was lust sitting
nc home. wondering what on earth had
ever made me want to bc movie
actress. The telcDhono bell rang. 1t was
n Young chan in the romrany's prb.
Iicitv Office. who had been. NJ the ord
+ inc Arts strdio. MS a telcnhonc oppr.
ntor when | was there.
,.r,,i. o, , ,;o.,.
IhlH " s'cn',w"", %"TL pl.',aIr '. :
Goins out 1,ghI aMaE, ne ,o'n nv, nn'
',euIh T.aof,,,o f',mS t,oi. onI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
SOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER NNNNU

TT DIDN'T take long for me 70 find
L out how Malcolm Sandy was going
to treat NE.
And it didn't take the rest of the
world long either. He made II 80 ohvi.
Gus that NOBODY could fail to SEQ thar |
was less than the dusr. and that Phyllis
Fairchld Wps the person whom every
ne was TO please.
Now. ID never thought Of myself as
reign'ng favorite. or anything Hike
that, bur ! found that other people had
Id worked hard and tried to do my
very best Tut nobody thought much Of
that; they t'lst laughed and talked be-
md my back. and sometimes almost to
my face, and now the gossip about how
Phyllis Fair"hild could twist Sandy
around her little finger.
Those weren't very happy days for
me. ] had taken n room in hig house
1T the West Fortios, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues, WherN there was n rcs
t8urant, and lived there alone. ! wasn't
~ home much il seemed as II I Uns nj.
ways being told to report al the studI,
a. 2 IN Tho morning. nni then finding.
after ia sat around for an hour or two
in makeup, waiting 10 be called, that
they Wouldn't be ready for me til after
noon. Then, aT 4 rule, I'd have 10
work late at night.
But my picture was going well--that
was the most important thing 70 NC.
I had a good director and good cast .
the story was interesting, and | had
several wonderful sCCne!. We had 70
make only y few re takes, and wa,
screening unusually well when W, Il
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
21aS CChs Daily Movie Magazine EU5 /
CLOSE-UPS of the MOVIE GAME
It's a Hard Life in the Misunderstanding and Al That
By HENRY NJ. NEELY

P1cHARD BARrHEEss has started work hts second starring
whole company sS now aS aSoar f" sea % going steam a oon by
@ of M S"S h %%o b S' u m s% % three IN w @ or @ 6aPc ] % %55 ON @
FusI % wSy of % @S1f M % % T % TE & n3 45s & Of I 70 , 5s to them
and watch the Anal rsear, R found that tho forG To"d not be
ord order %T the Ing @ & an" nm % & S T ] SS @ R t ""s % win
So Friday morning ali met at Columbia cnG where the iidd
aa G m"Ie wS @ M % Kew York Ya b Goat %heTe & s @ %"
body else the Columbia CO the last minute said
Columbia and the Columbia decidedly anti movie in it's cntments These
to the yacht from their automobile and mebto somebody the Columbia
Anyway bunting new
for unavoidable.
Wish wish the oG in The .a% want just BOTTLES Of sh pop and t1s wa
% almost % every time they draw their h doesn't take many such hold
seemingly brboaord which the sccnc.
for for rhcopay shot, hyen YOU TGnyo heard o they .ho
% % % ' % % " % 'T
WBEN they "er. r,oa...
,s sS" sr % ] % G % r a" %S % an" @ .%% 6os % @ gTss, % ss , a. ~
%% & oET % T"rE & %@ % & the % ,S ,S s%' % ",o ,. I
rnto9d the hooc1 VIE" the 6r"
i'id p ric1 shouted "
Nd which the two
yacht ev them the
@ get onto % g Pi % 5 as the s % are Of % % % tho PUT @ on @ GnS @ the & " np %
shore suddenly dash the sonSDank without themselves
There tronbre rhesr,n this First
every scene
ss Of eT With it, oecr"n staring and ac'o mo
., % , ;S ; K Y , til; s S and ss ]
that TINT locke" almost like job by the
be
satisfactorily numbered that No 1O6
out
what thorough study Of the script director certain ne
carefully
detail be ahead that all the shots gathered in their
orle a
will arriving
would look
n he the slip
reached
would
a o somebody.
o
to
out
who are ptopnOt
Louise Gladys Mcclure
GLADYS q re,c 10
q
old studio
lots of Jobs harder than WatchU0 GL0dr'
%
In un bay--be
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
James Morrison Had
to BE CrippIe in Film

JAMES MORRISON is glad that IN.
- filming of "A Bride Of the Gods
has been finished. despite tho fact that
the popular leading man had a proni.
nent part in that picture.
Mr. Morrison was forced 30 m
through the entire production with an
injured arch, which he contracted
shortly after assuming his role as David
Hurst, crippled son Of an English Of
tiCers widow.
As n club footed hero, Morrison wore
shoe with n four-inch sole on and A
a result annexed a painful, though not
serious, dislocation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11

played by Frances Starr some ysara
ago. II has recently been adapted for
the screen and Constance Binney will
be seen in the leading role.
CHIN CHIN-Mary Alden has never
been in Shakespearean roles on the
American stage, although she was we'll
known in England as a Shakespearean
player.
SHERBURNE--I am not an expert
in that line, and, besides, what has
your question to do with motion pic
tures2 Marjorie Daw played the role
Of Love in Experience, "
MILFORD-Efic shannon vas the
vamp in Man. Woman. Marriage "
She Is not in pictures ut present. but
is featured in "'Thp Dcrour." a
Broadway play, do not know
whether she is married or not.
FRITZ Richard Barthelmess was
the young man you mention In
The Idol Dancer" 'The Count Of
Monte Cristo" was filmed by French
concern several years aga.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
"PaSsion Play" in Film

The famous passion Play" Of
Oberammergau is to be picturized in the
original locale with Johann Hof, who
plays the same role in the classic YER
sion, as Christus. Dimitri Buchowet-
ski, who directed Pola Negri in
"Sapho." and Emil Jannlngs In Dan.
ton, which will be released here under
the, title Woman and Super Man."
will direct ii.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11

MARSHALL NSllhu DlIh OL Lllcs
Pola Negrt's latest picture Is Zone
Arabian Night"
ANZENETA--Yes, Douglas Fair
banks mustachs 10 a real one and he
says he likes II 80 welli he Is going to
keep II. Henry Miller played the lead =
ing male rols In '"The Great Divide. "
ALEX ROSS-You can reach Elmo
Lincoln care Universal, Universal
City, Calf. William Faversham
played the part Of Falder in Gals
worthy's Justice" He Is appearing
on the stage at present in "Tho Sill
yer Fox"
SIDNEY Charles Ray il thirty.
and is married. His wifc's name was
Clara Grant, before becoming Nr~.
Ray. They have no children. His
latest picture is Two Minutes to Go,
football story.
NJ. H.--Eva Novak's latest release
ts wolves of the North" Clara Hor-
ton is sixteen.
LUCIA--Margarct Bennett ia Ends
&aytsrs I&s Can sf Becky was
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
CONFESSIONS
OF 4 STAR
As Told to
INEZ KLUMPH
THE STORY BEGINS

WIN the early days m the old
Fine Arts studio in California mhen
Colleen Moore, the GiSh girls. Bessie
Lore and q host Of others icere not
much more than ortrG girls, Diana
CheRne tells h0c she and her chunr,
Isdbci Heoth Sat IoneSoneIv around
the studio Wntil Phii Croney. the
famous director, ChoSe Isabel to be
the 6rSt Of the screens "b1Jy
rompa. They are seen together a
great deal, and scandal is created
by the directors rite. Derry Win
chester, Il friend Of Diund's. is
called on 10 help, and Isabel tries to
"r0mp him. Then Isabel an
nourccs she IS 70 be starred IN tho
East by Paul Markham. Derry
goes 10 France cith the aviation
corps and Diana meets Keith Cor
ham. On the cue of romantic runa-
"dy marriage. Keith is killed in an
automobile accident.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
MAY MacAVOY IS
TO BE 4 DOLL
IN HER NEXT FILM
BY CONSTANCE PALMER
hollywood. Calf


"pABY DOLL" is the name of May
oMachvoy's next picture. She's
going to wear blonde wig and will do
stiff -jointed dolly dance. Can you
imagine anything cutter? Walter Nc
Grail is to be her leading man and the
picture starts on Monday next. VII.
liam d. Taylor is again to direct the
girl, whom Rosemary Theby calls zone
Of the most intelligent and appealing
stars in pictures" Now, how's that?
Max Linder is really going TO do quite
an elaborate burlesque on "The Three
Muskcteers." I believe 1t will he
five reel picture. with big sets and
large cast. Well dunno
Remember told you we saw coyote
cross the road on the way TO the Lasky
ranch, which is a very short distance
from Hollywood? Well, by gum. Ray
mond Mckee, who Is playing with Lon
CLANCY at Goldwyn in '"Thc Octave Of
ClaudiuS' (whatever that meansD met
another coyote on the way from Gold
wyn's to Hollywood. Can you imagine
that? He skinned 1t and has the pro
ceeds hanging up in his mountain cabin.
I hear that Colleen Moore puts on
her makeup the first thing in the
morning before she gets out of bed. and
doesn't take it off until she ts in bed
again at night. Now what ! imperti
nently want to know Is this: when does
Colleen brush hep teeth?
Speaking of "rhe Octave OF Clau-
dius," Lon CLANCY plays two distinct
and separate roles in It. His leading
woman is Jacqueline Logan. who was
one OF the revived Florodora chorus.
number of times with Tommy Meighan.
! notably in white and Unmarried. =
Fontnine La Rue, for whom there is
no excuse, is also in the cast.
JNTHEL CLAYTON has finished her
~ work in THE Cradle, and is taking
little rest before starting on another
picture. The new one will be "For the
Defense" and Paul Powell, the darling
will again direct.
Today they were doing some Of the
last scenes in The Cradle The set
was a bizarre bedroom. which evidently
! belonged to three wild ladies. Anna
Lehr. who plays the disturbing element
in the picture. did her bit by stagger-
ing into the room. i'll. Charles Mere
dith, as the young doctor trying TO get
along. is called in. Just here is where
all the trouble starts, I believe
Noah Beery has been engaged TO play
the heavy with Priscilla Dean in "Wild
Honey" Wesley Ruggles is the di-
rector. much to my surprise. ! have
been awaiting the choice of the officials
of Universal City with much interest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
Miriam Battista in Film

Little eight-year- -old Miriam Bat.
tista has big part in "Smilip'
Through" Norma Talmadges newest
production. She plays the part OF the
sister of the star.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
Hot? Ask Alice HOLSTER!

Los Angeles has been scorching hot
the worst in eight years-and Alice
Hollister, who worked in Egypt on n
picture. snid it had Cairo backed off
too real for her
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11

Stuart Patton heretofore has been M,u
Deans guide and mentor, most an.
pccialy in Reputation and "Con.
Hict," but something seems to hays
slipped, and she has been for several
weeks waiting to be assigned 10 a nav
one.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
A STUDY IN STRIKING COSTUME

Mae Murray, she of the exotic pictures,
exotic golrns and exotic headdresses, has all
sorts of opportunities along her faUorite line In
"Peucock Alley" her first independent feature,
Of Ohich she is also the producer. The pose beiow
must hare taken time and patience to establish.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
~ - MNrINFr DAIL
LIONEL BARRYMORE
in THE GREAT ADVENTURE"

FRANKFORT AIS ATRAH;E TRANEFoRp
Jane Novak, The Golden Trail
ADDRD-SURPRISE VAUDEVILLE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11

nICK BARTHELMESS started
IL his second picture os star last
neck, shooting the first scenes on a
Hudson River slip in Nep York.
The upper left shores The bootleg
gers (screen udricty) unloading the
smuogled hooch (olso screen rarietyl
from motorcdr ,ohtle the crotcd
rntohes the camera shooting and the
rest Of the company wGit. The other
picture sho,cs the yacht tender, the
camera toith Director Henry King on
the other side Of it, the 0dngpldnk
mith Charles DueN, president Of the
company starring Dick, standing on
the slip talking to Porter Emerson
Brorne, author Of the story I'm
cap, aud the gup mho ,crites our
ddilp "CloSe Up" column. The
portraits are Of Dick. 7eddie Gerard
and Gladys Mcclure.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
Answers to Questions
From Movie Fans

FRAECELIA-Lon Chimney played
the part of Blizzard in Tho PEN
atty" He Is at present appearing In
Marshall Neilan's Bits Of Life. "
Pola Negr1's latest picture Is Zone
Arabian Night"
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-05-27
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q POWDERHORN q
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ThUfFTiaV- MlV .

thursday, May 20,
W G. Howard went 20 Guunison
yesterday 20 gct supplies FOR his
ranch
Wc have q new mail carrier between
lola and Pywicrhorn, a Mr.. Chas.
Harrison from Kansas.
Mr.. John Howard and baby re-
turned last week from a two weeks
werIl-' visit with relatives in Gunni-
son and Duylcyille.
Those who were 10 the valley from
Cathedral last Saturday were D. W.
Simpson, Mr.. Claude. Melvin Nichols
and Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Wilson.
Mn. F. T. Sammons and baby are
in Gunnison this week She has tax
cn the baby to see doctor. as the lit
tie one has not been we'll for some
time
Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. Sammons re-
turned 10 their home in Gunnison
after a week pleasantly spent visiting
their children and friends. Lewis
Sammons Sr accompanied them home
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-05-27

Owners Of mining claims as well as
8. hale -lacers, vlIl De interested in
letter from : snztor Plttman Of
Ssgada. who advises claim owners TO
rauPlete their work before July /.
the date by which 1920 work must be
done. - there il little chance Of Con
.,T-ss granting mine owners further
elimination Of work
Many mining claim owners have
H..d of from doing their assessment
ug~k IN the belief that n further
abatement would be granted by Con-
-rrss Unless the work IS done by
July /, claims may revert back 70 the
government.
Congressman Taylor has for some
-5nc past advised the doing Of asses.
ueut work for last year before the eS,
plrarIon date in order to make sur
0f titles 20 claims.
Under the existing law, assessment
york on mining claims for the yeaI
1920 must be performed prior to July
l,-lsZl.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-05-27
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Sews-Champien Correspondence.

News-ChampIsn Corres spondence.
Wednesday, May 25
Mrs. Lang Spaun spent Wednesday
nj town visiting her sister
There was preaching at the schoo'
house here Sunday afternoon by Rev
Glenn Davies of Gunnison.
Joe McDermott was up from Gunni,
son the last Of the week doing SOM
horscshoeing for several of oui
ranchmcn.
Not one fisherman was in sigh,
along our river Wednesday. Perhaps
the hard rains of the past few days
scared them away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hughes ant
family and Mrs. A Rising OF Gunni.
son, We're guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Clyde Rising Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Waid Of Boise
City, City. Idaho, left for their home
Sunday after n few days visit with
Nr and MTs. Walter Nergleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hards. Miss
Dorothy Lucero and Miss Ruth Wolfe
we're up from Gunnison and visied
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Lucero
Louis Lucero cut his foot quite bad
ly last week while cutting poles. He
is getting along nicely at this writing.
Mrs. Lucero has also been quite i'll
with the flu, but is able to be up again
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-05-27
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News-Champion Correspondence:-
Friday, May 20
John Flogcs has the contract foi
the electric wire poles from the mil
20 the power house.
Paul Wood and Wilfred Parry wer,
In from their ranches TO visit their pa.
rents this week.
Mrs. Foot, our esteemed schoo
teachers mother. went down 70 Penny
Hot Springs recently 20 visit Mr.
Roy yston for a week
We understand that since the road
are good, the mail viii leave here or
Saturday morning and return tho
same day. They now use the auto.
Dr. W. Roy Tubbs of CarbondaIc
was called TO Marble to attend Mr.
Jerrod, who was very sick with compli.
cation Of diseases. At the last. re
ports she was some better. We all
hope for her speedy recovery.