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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-30
Do You Sell Cream.

Remember the Farmers Produce
Co. pays as much for cream as any
man e, town. Should you find any
ore else payiny more, don't drive by.
but stop at the Farmers. Produce Co.
and let them know. 36-It
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-30
Want
WANTED. FOR SALE. ETC

Broom corn seed at y. NJ. Mes
tlerode's. Route S. Phone through
Virginia. 34-tf
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-30
IS Coll Club.

Warensburg Organizes Col Club.
Warrensburg is getting to be
big league" town. A golf club with
Wallace Crossley as president has
been organized.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-02
Secrets of the Movies Revealed

Q.-Can you name three film &C
tors of the same surname, none Of
whom weigh less than 235 pounds?
A-The Arbuckles certainly
seem TO run to poundage. There
are three Of them in the movies, all
unrelated. Andrew Arbuckle
weighs 235 pounds and appeared
with Mary Pickford in The Hood
lum" and also with Mabel Normand
in Pinto" Maclgn ArbuckIe, hay-
ing played on both the stage and
screen versions of The County
Chairman" The heaviest and per-
haps most famous Of the Arbucklcs
Is Roscoe. otherwise known as
Fatty" who registers $50 pounds
on a Fairbanks scale.
Q.-Is Larry Semon married?
A-Larry has taken his life in
his hands many times in the NOV
les but. so far he has escaped from
marching up the long, long trail to
the altar. Larry is just out OF the
hospital as the result Of injuries
while filming his newest comedy,
TIE Fall Guy" He waited a sec
ond TO long TO jump from the top Of
a garage which was being carried
over cliff and narrowly escaped
being crushed TO death.
Q.-What was the first picture in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-02

which Douglas Fairbanks appear
ed?
At was called "The Lamb, :"
which was quite tame title for q
Fairbanks picture.
Q.-Where does Viola Dana live?
Aft you want to write to Viola
and want your letter to be deliver
ed at her home, address her at 1910
FRANKLIN av., Los Angeles, Calf
Q.-What well known screen &C
tor originated the part of Ben Hur
in the stage spectacle of that name u"
A.-The original Ben HUr was
Thurston Hall who also played the
part of Marc Anthony with Theda
Bara in her screen production OF
Cleopatra"
How much do the American peO-
pie spend per capita TO see the NOV
les per year? You may be sur
prised at the figures which will be
given in the answer to this question
I'm this column with our next issue.
Copyright. 1929
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-02
Confessions OF A Husband!
The Mans Side Of Married Life

ing trouble for ourselves. What are
we going 20 have for dinner? You
just sit in the kitchen and tell me
what 10 do"
do you mind. dear. fixing some
thing for yourself while I lie down ?"
Dot tried 10 smile bravely. 4 can
hardly manage 20 move and don't
want anything 10 eat. Just fry your
self some eggs-you'n find them on
the top shelf Of the ice box. Take
the white ones.
And you can fry some potatoes
with them and make yourself a cup
Of coffee. There's a piece of cake in
the bread-box. I'm sorry I can't do
better for you, but you'll excuse me
just tonight, won't you?"
"Of course, sweetheart. Lie down
right away and don't worry about
me-"
Dot went to our room and took
off my coat and busted byself in the
kitchen. had done cooking Of a
very simple kind on camping trips
and 1 didn't mind frying a couple Of
eggs.
But domestic life for US, saw, had
become a rather drab affair. Dot
was more of a maid-of-all-work than
she was a wife. Her duties about the
house were so many that she had
neither the time nor the interest to
give TO me.
There must be some way out Of
this dismal, mOnotonous round of
drudgery. One way out, certainly
was to make more money. I hoped
to be able 10 do that.
There was another way, but 1 did
not want to think about IT,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-02
BLACKSTONE

A novel opening has been arrang-
for the Corinne Griffith produc-
Ton. What Is Your Reputation
|Worth" which Will have its final
Ishowings today at the Blackstone.
IL 81 allegOrical. and one OF the best
/ presentations OF a dream ever shown
. in pictures. or upon the spoken
stage. II IS truly a dream. made OF
the stuff dreams are composed Of.
II represents the heroine In "a mys-
teal palace Of sort realized only
IN a dream II IS one Of the most
beautiful and magnificent sets ever
CONSTRUCTED for a phOtoplay. Wierd
kJghting effects. strange costumes,
s nd unusual action characterize the
cene-
This scene A. perhaps one OF the
host costly 70 be used in a picture,
land Is shown for q small fraction Of
a minute. II Is a little more than a
Hash. and yet q makes a lasting
nSpression upon the spectator.
3-le story is one OF unusual inter
and filed with dramatic Incl
nts. A pleasing little love story
= interviewer with the plot, and
many picturesque and scenic back
&Eround enhance the value OF this
nusual photodrama-
= The production is one worthy OF
be- effort and expense put forth TO
Produce it. II illustrates the pos
.bilities Of the motion pictures az
pleasing form Of diversion that
Mn leave something worth while in
the memory Of an who see it.
The Educational comedy, "Dyna-
mite" which Will also have its final
showiugs. today IS one Of the best
comedies yet shown at the Black
stone.
Where is Ny Husband ?" starring
Jose Collins. IS a romance Of a
woman's love and q mans courage;
of a mothers affection and mans
sacridce-of the darkness OF tho
night Of doubt and sorrOw-of new
and joyful dawn. This photoplay
was adapted from the famous stage
success. "The whirlpool" and deals
with the sentimental experiences Of
- beautiful opera singer who finds
A<t in the pursuit Of fame she has
Ren separated from the man who
had entered her life in her youth.
! This picture is scheduled for a one
DAY showing tomorrow only.
"Mfestones." which Is scheduled
for a three day showing. commencing
Monday. July 4th. is a masterful
perturbation OF the phenomenal
stage success by Arnold Bennett and
Edward Knobloch. ''MilestoneS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-02
1 Turn Cook.

Another evening saw Dot COM
pletely tagged out. Bobbie was in
bed when reached home. and Dot
was nearly as Hstless and tired as he.
I'm sorry not TO be better COM
pany." she told me.
It's certainly too bad we can't
AFFORD 10 keep a maid any longer" I
replied. I'm afraid you're trying to
do too much"
''No. I'm all right-just tired. But
il isn't fair 20 you nor TO Bobbie."
Never Ipind,' tried TO comfort
her. IF 1 get that Job with Edith's
father a comfortable salary will go
with it. and everything will be all
right again"
Il can't understand why there's
been such a delay" my wife COM
planned Il should think he'd know
by now whether or not he wanted
you"
I, too. was bothered, but I didn't
like to admit 1t. "Oh, things in bus
mess sometimes take longer than
a person expects. You'll see that
in the end I'll get the job.
Don't let's worry anyway; we
can get along for a while on my
present salary and something else
will turn up If this scheme doesn't
go through"
Things are all right now If no
body gets sick" Dot said. 1T would
be terrible if that happened because
I don't know how we'd pay the doc
tors bill"
Come on, brace up" I tried 20 be
cheerful. There's no sense in max
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-02

Bursitis Is Invariably due to injury OF
some sort. II may come from kick or
a blow. Too often Il Is the result OF the
long-continued wearing OF poorly-ntteo
shoes. Perhaps some heavy oo9ec ~
fallen on the foot or SOMEBODY h"A
stepped on II.
ANY of the proninences over the zoe
Joints may be affected. IL so1neIline ll.-
wolves the whole or top OF the loot
Wherever there Is a bursa sortSoe
there may be Inflammation.
The particular form OF oursius vs.
70 consider today is inflammation OF 20
bursa a. the inner side OF the Oas0 u
the big toe. The chronic form OF Ia
nammation Of this part, where the =.
sues have become thick ana heiu' :"
commonly called a "bunion.
The form OF the Inflammation varies
7, nav he acute. IN which event tno
mart is red. swollen, hot and panfW' IL
hurts 70 use the foot. TO step on ZIG
foot or 10 wear shoe.
In the chronic form the symptoms Hl
less noticeable. The fooS graduaiIy
larges. without great pain, or active in-
fammstcTy reaction. ..,.
In bunion or any other form OF oursltis,
,he hrst thing indicated In treatmeh'
renewal OF the cause. II any part OF
the foot is infiamed, attend 10 the HhOo
AZ once. More unnecessary misery =
due 70 poorly fitting shoes than 70 al
most any other invention % m0oern
times.
Pressure must be taken on the oursa'
This may be accomplished by cutting
a hole IN the shoe. This hole should be
considerably larger than the bunion' ano
Il may be covered by piece OF soi'
leather to render II inconspicuous.
A "'bunlon plaster" may be worn rms
Is a round ring OF thick fabric, wnich
Is pasted on the foot. surrounding the
sore spot. Il takes pressure on the
bursa.
Swapping with adhesive plaster may
distribute the pressure In such a way as
10 relieve the symptoms.
Hot water congresses may be applied
or the foot may be Immersed in water
hot as can be borne. for period OF
twenty minutes twice a day. In acute
cases this viii give considerable relief.
In chronic cases iodine applied locally
may be helpful.
II liberation occurs .balsam peru viii
sometimes assist healing.
Without correcting tho footgsar there
Is little hope OF cure. Every person.
from early childhood. should wear the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-02
80

are no exceptions buis"
sonalv Rursis Inflammation Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-02
AT STUDIO KEYHoLEs.

Sessue Hayakawa is a licensed av-
iator.
Italians are producing Ben Hur'
for the movies.
George Rigas is to be leading man
in The Besetting Sin"
Kathleen Clifford returns to the
screen as co-star with ]. 7. Nc
Gowan In cold Steel"
The yak and the gnu are shown
in slow motion photography in the
Pathe review 20 be released July 3.
It takes Lon CLANCY two and a
half hours 10 make up for his part
In Bits Of Life"
Trombones, saxophones and drums
help Connie Talmadge emOte in
Good for Nothing"
olga Petrova is on the way back
20 America. but she's going on the
stage and not the screen when she
returns.
Sessue Hayakawa and his wife will
attend the Dempsey Carpenter inn
broglio. For that matter, half of the
movie stars will be there
All profit made from the sale of
THE Good Cheer Fund" for orphan,
crippled and bed-ridden children OF
this country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-02
Say! Listen Dearie!

Y'know I'm the luckiest girl in South Bend.
Billy's coming up to take me out tonight And
right after the show I'm gonna steer him down
to the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-02
| u r HEALTH ]
What a Bunion Really Is
and low 1t Can BeRemedied
By ROYAL S. COPELAND, NJ. d.
Commissioner of Health, New York City

. ONE Of the muscles of the body end IN strong,
\ fbrous cords called tendons. In several places
- these tendons pass bones In such spots
it is necessary to provide some sort of bearing avoid
friction and discomfort For this purpose little
filed with fluid is provided. This permits the tendon
to glide over the bony surfaces and allows the tendon
to perform its functions with perfect In other
places prominent bouy elevations protected by a
similar device. This is called "bursa."
There is no structure or part Of the body that is
not liable TO Inflammation. Abuse injury is certain
70 be followed by Inflammation somewhere. The bursae
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-02
GLORIA Busy 100

Gloria Swanson is working now on
The Shulamite. by Edward Knob
lock and Claude Askew. When that
IS completed she viii star in the sec
ond Of Elinor Gyms screen stories
Beyond the Rocks" After that she
will make The ordeal" an original
screen story by w. Somerset Maug-
ham.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-02

may molsten your eyes but It will
bring you more than enough dimples
10 catch the tears. A special patri-
otto musical program has been ar
ranged by Angelo Vitale. musical
director Of the Blackstone for Mon
dav. July 4th.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-02

No wonder Lloyd Whitlock is cast
in villain parts He was reared in
the Ozarks and as a boy heard little
but stories Of the exploits Of the
James boys.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-02

Wally Reds mother had never
seen him act until she visited the
studio where he was making a scene
for Peter Ibbetson."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-02
Sugar Bowl Confectionery

You know! It's at 915 S. Michigan ST.
just below the South Bend State Bank.
Haven't you been there yet? Oh, it's per
fectl It's that newly opened Ice Cream Parlor
that they're talking about Oh, it's peachy,
inside. Clean, cool, quiet,-and it's got lovely
decorations Well. here comes the boss-rl
call you tomorrow. G'by.
Oracle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-02
DUMAS THE ELDER.

The Three Musketeers" ranks
with "Mcnte Cristo" as the best of
many plots from the pen Of Alex
ander Dumas. the elder.
He was born in France in 1902.
He faced poverty at four when his
father died.
He struggled in Paris for years
and wrote many romances before he
was recognized as the most popular
dramatist of his time.
Monte Cristo" was written when
he was AZ. 1.-The Three Musketeers'
shortly after. Many a plagiarist to-
day lifts plots for plays and pictures
from Dumas works.
Despite his success Dumas was de-
pendent on his son at the time of
his death. 1870.
The son, Alexander Dumas, gained
recognition as a peer OF his father in
the world of letters. His Camille"
was recently produced by NaXimova.
Assault and Flattery' IS the title
OF the new Gayety Comedy being
made for Educational. Henry Muir
dock does the flattering and Teddy
Sampson the heavy pummeling. 1t
is a domestic mOnologue. Murdoch
doesn't speak a title in the whole
thing.
William Beaudine, who has just
completed "Oh, Buddy for Educa-
tional at the Christie studios, spent
an unusually long time showing
Neal Burns how TO crawl on his
hands and knees. The day after the
demonstration a son, who has been
named William Beaudine, jr., ar
rived at the Beaudine home. Now
Burns, Vera Steadman, Helen Darl-
ing and the other members of the
cast are wondering If Beaudine was
just using the boss time to practice
up in a domestic art that he Will
need soon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-02

proper shape and size OF shoe. This prac,
tice will make bursitls and bunions un'
known diseases,
Daily picayune., 1921-03-11
PART
 LY ACHIEVED
BUT TWO BOARDS REMAIN WHICH GOVERNOR SOUGHT
 TO ABOLISH.

Adjournment of the legislatu yes terday saw the accomplishment of less than half of Governor McRaes aboli- ton program.
 Embodied in the governors inaugural message and in the platform of the dem ocratic party, wehe specific requests for the abolition of the Highway Com mission, the Board of Control the Cor poratien Commission and the Peniten- tiary Commission. and the substitution of honorary boards to take over thelr functions. of this program, only the last named was completely successful The Penitentiary Commission has been abolished and an honorary board now is functioning in charge of the prison system. The Corporation Commission also was abolished but the substitute Railroad Commission was created, With the consent of the governor.
Daily picayune., 1921-03-11
PREACHER FACES TRIAL.

Passaic. N. J.. March 10.-The Rev. Cornelius Densel, former pastor of Netrherland Reformed church here Will be arraigned on an indictment charging violation of the Mann act before the April term of the Federal District Court at Newark. This announcement was made today by Assistant District Attorney |. NJ. P Pearse who said the indictment was returned last week. The minister now is out on 5000 bond
 Densel is charged with taking Miss Tina Hanenberg, a singer in the church choir, from New Jersey to New York on November 12 last. Densel is alleg- ed to have promised the girl he would marry her and desert his wife. He was expelled from the church when he re- turned here.
Daily picayune., 1921-03-11
Board is Badly Crippled.

Repeated efforts to abolish the other two boards have failed The Board. Of Control, however, is badly crippled. Al though the House twice has passed abo- lition bills. they have been defeated Ill the Senate. The last attempt at aboh- ton was made yesterday when the John son House bill was talked to death. Senator Deisch moved indefinite post ponement of the bill and Senator John son and Wilson of Union both opposed the measure. They declared that the direction of the charitable institutions, and especially the State Hospital foT Nervous Diseases requires direct super vision of central control board locat- ed i'll Little Rock, and not board Wlth members scattered about the state such as an honorary board would be.
 Senator Collins gained the floor in op- position to the bill and talked against if until the noon recess, when senate business ended This left the bill on the Senate calendar without action. However. a counter move was made Ill the House yesterday in the defeat oi the boards appropriation bill. AS the hoard now stands it is without appro- nriation for salary and maintenance and is lacking one member who can De appointed by the governor. The vaeah- ov loft hv the resignation of z. NJ. Me Carroll several weeks ago has not peen filled. and the two remaining members are w. H. Hall and B. ]. Reayes. since tbe hoard is not abolished, the members may continue in office until the eXpifa- t;or of tbeir terms. and deficiency bill may he turned in to the legislature two years hence.
Daily picayune., 1921-03-11
BASED
 ON ENGINES
WEIGHT OF CARS ALSO FIGURES IN FEE THAT OWNERS
 WILL PAY.

road building fund of approximate ly S1,0000 000 of which S700,000 will be returned to the various county treasur- ies and $3oo,0oO to the State Highway Department is provided by the motor vehicle registra ton bill approved by Governor McRae Wednesday. Fees for the registration and licensing of vehi- cles are based on horsepower and weight, with the provision that no yehi- cle of more than six tons shall operate over public highways. The distribution fees is made retroactive to January l, 1921.
 For all automobiles used for passen- ger service a fee of p cents per horse power fo reach horsepower generated" and p cents per hundred pounds based on the gross weight of the vehicle load is provided.
 For motor trucks equipped with pneu- matic tires, the following annual fees are provided For one ton or less, S15 i; for one and one-half tons, $20; for two tons. S25: for two and one-half tons, S36: for thre tons, $50; for three and one-half tons S6J; for four tons, $50 1; for four and one-half tons, $100; for five tons, S125.
 The fee for trailers and semi-traiers with pneumatic tires follows: One ton or less, $l0; two tons, Sl5; three tons, S35 four tons. $40; five tons, $50.
 The minimum fee fo rall automobiles trucks and trailers is fixed at S10. Reg istration of motorcycles is $5, and reg istration fees for motorcycle side cars
Daily picayune., 1921-03-11
FOJJR HELD ON MURDER CHARGE
EXAMINING TRIAL OF ONE RE- SlLTS IN ARREST OF THREE
 OTHERS.

Heber Springs, March To- Winslow Rohinson. aged 30. charged with mur- der. and Earl Haskins, 21. George Has kins. 24. and Clarence Still, IS, charg cd with accessory to murder, today were held to the Cleburne county Grand Jury following hearing in Jus tice Reymers court at Edeemont. Rob- iusou k accused of killing billiard VII n,rn aged 33 whose body was found Monday in field about a half mile from Edgemont He had been shot In the forehead and back with small caliber pistol
 Robinson several days ago threat ened Wilbuln's life, and proposed to several friends that they shoot him as he crossed a bridge so that his body would fall into the creek. accordlngihg to evidence given at the hearing II al so was brought out at the examination that Wilburn was gambler, and that if was generally known that he carried considerable money with him. rms causes officers to believe that robbery was the motive for the killing.
 The three men accused as accessories were arrested during the hearing, They were witnesses against Robinson. Dates for the preliminary hearings have not been fixed. They were placed in Jali without ball. Efforts to obtain the re- lease of Earl and gorge Haskins through habeas corpus proceedings will he made tomorrow or Saturday before Judge I. NJ. Shinn at Harrison
 Robinson was fined and given Jaii sentence several months ago on a charge of assault to kill. The Hasklhs brothers now are under Grand Jury indictments for carrying concealed Wea- pons.-azette.
Daily picayune., 1921-03-11
2,OOO-BARREL CUSTER COMES IN
MKINNEY NO. 1 EXTENDS THE FL DORADO POOL QUARTER
 MILE NORTHWEST.
(By Fletcher Chenault, in Arkansas
 Gazette

(By Fletcher Chenault, in Arkansas
 Gazette
 Fl Dorado, March 10-Without cer- emony and display Keen and Wolfe ear ly this afternoon brought in their Me Kinney No l. in the southwest of the southwest of section 30, quarter northeast of the Busey. IL IS good oil we'll and extends the field that much farther northwest Estimates range be- tween 2.000 and 1000 barrels. as usual but 2.OO0 seems to be the most pop ular figure.
 The Keen and Wolfe well is a short distance east of the Federal Petroleum company's Mckinney No. l, which blew in unexpectedly late yesterday after noon. while the crew was testing the casing. The well was a giant dry gas ser. but cement had been set and q valve was put in place today. thus en- ablng the owners to muzzle it.
 Efforts to kill the Caddo CentralS Rogers 1 continued today. but the well is spouting a tall, gray mist, which .raduallv is becoming more brown with an oil spray.
 We pause moment in the midst or these stirring events to point out the I. F. Sample company, and member of the Board of Directors of the Cham her of Commerce. It is alleged that MT Mckinney has been casting shy sain- eos at inc moon over his left shoulder and it is further container the eVi- dence that for several years he has been carving the left hind foot of faeeit in his pocket All this may or may not be true. but at any rate MT. Mckinney inst, now is in no position to co"pialh' hacanse some one found an oil well here.
 He began his business career as hookkeeper for the !. F. Sample compa- nv. of which he is now president. he honaht many acres of leases at S1 an acre in the early wildcat days, and has sold some of them for fabulous sums On top of that now comes two weiis and q gasser on his leases. Taking It ,u in all Mir. Mckinney has no cause to he downcast. What he did not ac- crue through his umtiring energy ana will in sIcceed was brought to him ana Laid at his feet by Lady Luck.
Daily picayune., 1921-03-11

day night is well attended and we sure have fine singing.
 School is progressing nicely and we feel prouder of it every day. We have a very efficient corps of teachers and a very enthusiastic student body. Ev cry one is well pleased and l believe realize that we have the best school Bodcaw ever had.
 The basket ball game Saturday af ternoon between Bodcaw and mixed team made up of the best players from Holly Springs. Willisvile and Union cleary demonstrated to the unprejudlc- ed observer that the visitors were out classed in both basket ball, or any thing else that they started. We regret that q little unpleasantness was raised by the visitors. but our boys have been defeated several times this season, and unfair. sometimes. yet they have taken their defeat. however unfair it may have been. in manly way, and we feel sure merited better treatment from the hands of the visitors than they re- ceived. The score was 15 to in favor of Rodcaw. When the game was called Grain and Parker starred for Bodcaw and Buffers for the visitors.