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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
WILLIAM TAYL0R'S
LAST PRODUCTIONS

Tho last pictures directed by VIII
fam ID. Taylor. who was slain In his
Hollywood home. were SHAM" and
wealth" starring Ethel Clayton;
SACRED and Profane Love" starring
Elsie Ferguson; Morals" starring
May McAvoy. and THE Green
Temptation" starring Betty Comp
son.
Those who like 10 make bright
combinations with titles might con
jure with those.
Taylor's next picture was to have
been w. Somerset Maugham's origi-
nal Paramount picture, The Or.
deal" IT has been assigned TO
Paul Powell TO direct. Agnes Ayres
will star. with Conrad Nagel and
Clarence Burton in leading roles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
Legion to Stage
Show at Neptune

:. (rhe University Post, American
under the direction Of Ned
~ ugias. will give an entertainment
4Aarch %. at Neptune thcater. 45th
AMI Brooklyn.
As an additional feature TO their
vaudeville program "A war film and
Marshall Neiian'B Go and Get IL"
VII be shown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
FLU HOLDS UP
MANY PICTURES

About 40 per cent Of the picture
people are now In bed with the ''ffu"
or else are convalescing from the cpl
denic. Harold Lloyd is recovering
from a bad attack. Earl Williams
and Truman Van Dyke are laid up,
and most OF Larry Semon's Vita.
graph comedians are holding mp his
picture on the same account. in fact
the entire studio and its five com
panies are at a standstill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
C L u M B | A
THE WISE KID"

Rosie Cooper .t....s.. GLADYS walton
Freddie smith .......s... David Butler
Marry south wtek. ..t.ss. italian cooiey
Ufersan South~tck N@nry Hsrro~s
In the Universal special attraction.
THE Wise Kid" at the Columbia.
Gladys Walton contributes another
gsrlish characterixation 10 the screen.
As Rosie Cooper. THE Wise Kid"
Mss waiton has plenty OF oppor.
tunity for subtle humor In the man
nertsms and natural action Of girl
of tender years and hard experiences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
Priscilla Dean
in "Wild Honey"

Cynthia stockiuy's novel. wild
Honey" was considered to be such
noteworthy material for a picture
when It was purchased by Universal
that i.ucien Hubbard. scenario editor
OF the Universal studio. was person.
ally selected 10 prepare the screen
adaptation. Wesley RuEgies directed
the filming. with Priscilla Dean as
the star. A. n Univ~r sal Jewel AZ.
traction. wild Honey" will soon lie
shown In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
COLO N A L
MORAL FIBRE"

Tns Girl ...............C orfnns Gvfffrth
moral Fibre" IL the title OF the
screen play on view at the Colonial.
II presents corinne Griffith in a role
entirely different from anything In
which she has previously appeared.
" the early part OF the story she
Nl,>rsonates child and In the latter
half she is grown up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
IL B E r T Y
MORAN or TrIE LADY LEFTY

traramoantl
Merar ....ss.s-.......s Dorothy Dalton
Captain sterussen ...s Charles Hrtndiey
Captain kttehett walter Long
OF great interest is the character
-Moran." played by Dorothy Dalton
IN Moran of the Lady Lefty" now
showing at the Liberty. Moran" Is
n xsri born and reared on the seas.
bold and daring. and absolutely fear.
less before kitcheii. the murdercus
captain OF the he'll ship Heart OF
China" crosses her path.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
RANnIT MAKEUP

Clarence Burtin. who plays the
Mexican bandit In Gloria Swanson's
latest Paramount picture. Her Hus-
hands Trademark has a makeup
similar TO that used by Hoibrook
BIlnn In The Bad Man"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11

N the suggestion Of Herb Rawlin-
son. Universal star. meets with the
approval from executives OF that
company that u IL accorded by the
members. there will be hotel and
club building erected on beautiful
hillside near the studies, for Herbs
idea Is To give the players home
and club right on the grounds.
where they can be within easy
roach. and at the eams time have
fine place In which 10 live.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
WINTER GARDEN
aPI-AYTHINGs or DESTINY"

tFtrst Nsttouap
-utfa A<n<au s....-sss Antfa stevart
C>cffrey Arnold Hersert ks~iinson
tue~ft Randolph. ...s.. W alter Aetrsii
claire ............s....... Grace Morse
hcw a woman Is deceived into com
uniting hggamy. despite the fact that
her entire love belonged 10 the first
man she married. ~ dramatically pic.
tured In -PlaythlnEr OF Destiny" tho
FIRST National attraction starring
Anita Stewart at the Winter Garden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11

t4hertY Rudolph Naientine and
pcrothy Dalton Ia Moran Of the
Lady lefty"
solumeia Gladys walton In Tho
Mlsr Kid
winter Garden sritA Stewart In
'.ftaythinxt 81 ne~ttnS"
strand kiNie fefeusen and wal
lace Reid in Forever
coliseum Marion Davies In En-
pehAntmsnt
Ccloniat-t'crtnns Crlfnth In
~Norai ftors
oak--"psaxerous Curves Ahead
starts sunday.
Victory Dustin Farnum In The
Primal Law starts sunday.
tnicn-N william Russell In sing
ING River" starts Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11

From far.off florida George
Ad- Is supervising" by teie-
graph tho production of his
story. Our I.~~dinT Citix~n." nj
tho Lastly studio In Hollywood.
Thomas MeiEhan ~ the leading
eifixrH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
S T r A N D


tyarsmaartl
P~fsr fbbs<9n .......4...W wallace Raid
Mind ......&.....4..... Elst~ Fsrxuson
Cot fthetncn .....s..s. .NontAE0e Lave
Asfsr Duau~saots George FA~e~tf
One OF the most remarkable pic-
Wres seen here this season il For.
ever" starring Elsie Ferguson and
Wallace Reid n, the Strand The
picture. q George FTsxmauries pro-
duction. Il an adaptation Of the IA
nous play. Peter Ihb-tson."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
OAK
DANGEROUS CURVE AHEAD-

fffoIduyn1
Frr%n@ .ft>l<0 tna0gt~s
Harley Jones. Richard Dir
Ansen Newton .-....M. y. U~ffyJ Fiynr
M, Mabes .....4.s...4..... James Neil
Dangerous Curve Ahead" Gold
wyn's perturbation OF Rupert
Hughes. clever story. at the Oak
Sunday. presents a glimpse Of life
which tho II is unbelievably light, Is
fundamentally real. The characters
In the story are those we meet In
every day life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
WANDA HAWLEY
ROUTS BURGLAR

When Wanda Hawiey returned 10
her home in Hollywood one evening
recently she heard noises upstairs.
suspected the cause. grabbed her
pcarl-handied revolver. and, while
two girl friends shivered with fear
In their tracks. Wanda dashed MP
tho stairs. The burglar had good
hearing. too. and escaped just in
time to avoid a trip TO tho hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
TOM NfFIGHAN

AZ soon as Tom Meighan com.
piei~-s "our Leading citizen" the
film he is now working on under
the direction OF Alfred T.. Green. he
q planning on auic; little vacation
with ars. Aeignsn 10 Modesto. Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11

Madge Bethany will have the
role Of "The Elephant Girl
whatever that may be--in the
new Ince picture. Someone 10
Love" which John Griffith
Mray will direct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
U N l ON
SINGING RIVER"

Tsnr Ps.h ............w william Russell
Alice Thornton ........s .Niola vale
Hrr Fathar CLARK Comstock
Lew Branson1 .......... Jack H7seletRn
A.lively tale Of the old days In the
Xcst. when crooks>playcd havoc with
t'ssc men who were trying 70 make
Food honestly. In told In Singing
River" the picture at the Union
Sunday and Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11

Affection has entered tn
homo Of Kafhlyn Williams. the
actress, in the death of her son.
Victor Eyton. q high school boy
Of Is. Miss williams Is the wife
Of Charles Eyfen. general man
seer OF the I.asky studio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
MAKING THE
WORLD SAFE

"''V WIN Nhtb 'oH'uS anu teb'
edy are balanced.
MAKING THE
WORLD SAFE
A subtitle announces that tho ac-
ton OF Turn to the Right took
I place Ia the days before the world
was made safe for adycntur-rono
youth
Has this humdrim old world COME
to THAR Adventuresome youth does
not want safety. first or las4. Pro.
hlbltion and anti gambling legislation
may lead to better moral standards.
but they will never rob youth OF
adventure.
Adyentur, l. the inaiienable right
OF youth. Even an old bald head
wouldn't deny youth adventure.
The subtitle was Just one OF those
flights Of fancy IN which title writ.
crs 80 often sacrifice logic for high.
sounding hypefbole.
IN GREEN
PASTURES
Jack MulhaIi does the be-, work Of
his career In Turn 10 tho Right
lie IL tho country boy who goes 20
tho city. ls falsely convicted OF rob
berry and sent 10 jail
That's n bit different from his
usual debonair hero with polished
fingernalln and pomaded hair. He
realty looks quite fetching with his
cowiick.
Jack Holt IL usually . regular he
man In the films. the apothesis Of
chivairy and square dealing. In The
Grim Comedian he II selfish rake.
man who would have his way de.
spite the unhapplncs- he might bring
to others. And In that film Holt did
his best work for the screen.
A new pasture yields Ereencr
grass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
VICTOR Y
THE PRIMAL LAW

Hrfsn Wayne .......... Dustin Fsrnum
Janice webb ss..ss..s.. +Anfy thurman
Carson .....s.s.s.ss..H arry bun slhson
IraVsrs ..+s.+....... -fhlio ArJNi"pRi
The story Of The Primal Law
starring Dustin Farnun. at the Vic
tory SUNDAY and Monday. deals with
a plot 10 yregt valuable lands from
Westefn ranchers and their fight
against the conspirators.
A. Brian Wayne. Farnum has
heroic role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
COILS E u M
-ENCfIANTsfENr'

tPsrAmountl
KxAsi Hsvt ............ Marion Davies
Eruess Edaison ......... Forrest stanley
Mrs Hoyt liam snayns
M Hoyt ...s.+-..-...s ZEN L~wa
Two plays within a play form one
q the many interesting features of
-Enchantmenf." the picture starring
Marion Davies at the Coliseum. An
amusing scene from Shakespeare
THE Tanning Of the Shrew." and a
gorgeous society pageant are part OF
the action in this story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
WHATS IN A TITLE?

Constance TaimadK~'r pc h NAL
representative announced tina, a
divorce between Constance and
her husband was Imminent.
About that time Constance start.
ed to film a picture entitled '"rhe
Divorces" Then I, was reported
that Constance would not be In
divorce court. Nov the title is
changed to The Primitive Low.
err" The value OF tho title change
and attendant publicity Is Of du.
bious value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11

Thomas Meighan's latest picture.
filmed under the title Of The PROXY
Daddy" will be released as The
Bachelor Daddy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11

'BuIr" MonfanA's first star
ring vehicle will be- = tworeel
comedy entitled "A Ladies
Man'-altho Bull doesn't look
II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11

Conrad Nagel. He falls in
lore nth Mildred Harris IN
Fools Paradise" the neW
Cecil DeMiiie's latest offer
ing. ichich is TO be shorn in
Seattle soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11

OF this one in both mediums Is the
nicely with which comedy and trag.
s.lY ar. l.aianard
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
slRLE STUDENTS
International RihIe students


Proofs That Spiritism Is Demons
ism: An Answer to Sir Conan Doyle,
will be the subject of q special lee
ture at the Arizona School OF Music
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
The proof that Spiritism is demon
ism is found in the answer to the
question. Can the Living Talk with
the Dead 2? When the true answer
TO this question is understood, all will
clearly know what Spiritism is and
why it is spreading so much at this
time. Spiritism is an unseen peril
that is deceiving many today. Can
the Living Talk with the Dead?' Sir
Conan Doyle, his colleagues, many
distinguished clergymen. and others.
answer YES" The "A prophets of
God, the Lord Jesus and His twelve
apostles. according to the inspired
testimony set forth in the Bible, an
swer emphatically mo"
Sir Conan Doyle and his colleagues
claim they hear voices, receive auIo-
matte writings through the ouija
boards, table tippings, etc, and that
these emanate from some unseen
power. The Bible explains that this
power is not exercised by the spirits
of dead men, but by demons, fallen
angels or foul spirits. These demons
are taking advantage of the grief
stricken world to aid satan in carry
ing out his first lie, There IS no
death"
The So-called communications from
the dead are in no wise beneficial to
man. The messages are never COM
forting or uplifting, but, on the con-
trary, they often are vicious and vile
and lead men into crime Great num-
bers are being made insane by the
influence of these demons.
The So called science of Spiritism
or communicating with the dead is
nothing but demonism and menace
to the welfare of mankind, the over
whelming proof of which will be sub
mitted in the lecture Sunday after
noon.
All those who have been wonder
ing about Spiritism as well as those
who have thought Spiritism fraudu-
lent, and all students of the Bible
regardless of creed, should hear this
lecture. 1t will be free to all and no
collection will be taken.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
CONGREGATIONAL
First Congregational

A liberal church Located at Sec
ond and Willetta streets. Take In
dian school car.
sunday school at 9:45. BY way of
inaugurating the observance of chill
dren's week the pastor will preach
on "The Capacities and Resources of
the Ideal Citizen" showing the need
of religious education. There viii be
no evening service.
This Is the church where the En-
yearts sing. The following Is the
musical program for Sunday morn
ing:
Prelude in A Flat. .....,.... Lack
Miss Deborah Brown
Anthem, Have Mercy on Me. .....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Charles H. Morse
Double Quartette
Tenor SOLO
III. Aden Enyeart
Miss Deborah Brown, Pianist
Union Congregational
This church meets in the Murphy
school house, one mile west OF Nine
teenth avenue, on the Lower Buck
eve road, Prayer meeting on Friday
evenings, led by the Rev. r. e. Bell
ingham. Sunday school on Sunday
mornings; preaching service at S.15
Sunday evenings. The Christian En-
deaver meets at 80. Sermon by fhe
Rev. G. d. Yoakum on What the
Church Can and Should Do for Its
Children.
This is a union church to which
everyone is invited and welcomed.
Neighhorhocd Congregational Church
Ernest r. Beilingham, pastor.
Church school at 10 a. m; morning
worship at IL o'clock; sermon,
"Dante's Angel
Christian Endeavor societies will
meet at 7:20 p. IN. during the sum
mer months.
Evening service at S:15 The pas
tor viii begin series of addresses
on Young People and Their Bible"
Sunday evenings topic will be How
We Got Our Bible"
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
JACK LONDON nPALp Is AMcRY

Johnny Heinhold. famous charac-
tre of many of Jack Londons novels
and the remaining picturesque figure
Of other days in Oakland, is angry
for the first time in the forty odd
years he has spent keeping other peo-
pie in jovial mood
Someone has cast aspersions on the
integrity of the Last Chance sa-
loon; someone says that a horse be-
came intoxicated at the rear of his
establishment on the Oakland water
front.
The anger of Oaklands most jov-
ial character became about in this
manner Capt. w. r. Osgood. has
sued John Skopp, vegetable dealer.
claiming that the horse of Skopp
climbed into the tonneau OF the
the captains motor car and insisted
on ride. The allegations are that
the horse was drunk and that the
affair occurred in front of Heinhold's
saloon at the approach of the Webs
ter street draWbridge.
Captain Osgood wants $176 for the
damage inflicted by the horses hoofs.
He has placed his matter before
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
PRESBYTERIAN
First Presbyterian Church

Corner of Adams street and Third
avenue. Services as follows
Sabbath school, $3.50 a. n.; preach
ing services, IL a. M. sermon by the
pastor, DIR. Arthur Lee Odell; theme,
Using the World Special music
by chorus choir under the direction
Of Mrs. Bessie Fox Davis, including
anthems: Twenty fourth Psalm
(Forman): soft the DNws of Even
ing Fair (Frey), morning offertory
duet. "The Love OF Christ tGabrei),
by Mrs. Davis and Mr.. Heard. Even
ing offertory solo, Beyond the
Dawn" (Sanderson), by Miss Mari
eta Norton. Evening sermon by the
pastor, theme, twentieth Century
Hermit" Service, s p. m.
Christian Endeavor societies meet
Z p. m. A welcome to strangers and
those without a church home.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
sAPTIsT
ImmanueI Baptist church

Corner Fourteenth and Adams
streets.
Bible school, 9:45: preaching at III.
Carl Bassett, California's whirlwind
evangelist.
Evening: h. Y. p. u. at $50; Lead
er. Arthur Greenler. All young peo-
pie are invited to this meeting.
Preaching at s by Carl Bassett.
All people are asked to attend the
evangelistic meetings held at this
church by the whirlWind evangelist
every night at 8. All welcome
Calvary Baptist Church
Sam p. Gott, pastor Residence,
915 North Fifth street. Phone 1894
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m: C. b.
Maxwell, superintendent. Glasses for
all ages.
At II a. m. the pastor will preach
on Good Roads and the Lords
Work" Evening worship at s. the
subject being Jesus and the Chill
dren." Special music at both serv-
ices.
Junior b. Y. P. Q. at p. nj. Miss
Grace Helm, leader. Senior 3. Y. F.
u. at the same hour in the b Y. p. Z.
rooms.
Prayer meeting at p. m. every
Wednesday evening
The Women's Missionary Circle
will hold its regular all-day meeting
at the church next Friday. A lunch
will be served at noon.
First Southern Baptist Church
Fourth and Fillmore streets. DIR.
G. M. Rock. pastor: study in the
church building; residence, 1926 East
Portland. Phone 5107.
A day OF unusual interest and inn
portance IL anticipated for this Lords
day service. Sunday school meets at
10 o'clock, with classes for all; Nh.
r. Y. Ingram, superintendent. At IL
o'clock, Dr. j. w. Bruner. from Al
buquerque. y. NJ, will bring the mes
sage DR.. Bruner is state secretary
of the Baptist work of New Mexico,
and since this church is a part Of that
same work, DR.. Burners coming is
expected to bring great pleasure and
great benefit. IL it is possible for him
to stay, he will preach also at the
evening hour, o'clock. In case DR..
Bruner does not speak the evening
sermon will be by the pastor on the
subject The Only Remedy
Sun Beam meeting at o'clock; B.
y. p. u. at z; subject, Latin Amer
ica." All members are urged to be
in their places at these meetings. All
friends and strangers cordially well
come.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at o'clock.
Madison Baptist
Park road and Missouri avenue,
Madison school. Sunday school, 10
a, m: Bernard Miller, superintend-
ent; II a. M, preaching, w, Il. Smith;
s p. m, b. Y. p. u; preaching.
Wednesday, p. m, prayer and
praise at the Tackett home, East
Missouri. Come, make your life a
channel of blessing.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
First Methodist Eniaconal

4
Corner Second avenue and Monroe
James A. Stavely. pastor. Office in
the church. Phone 1881.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. M. There
We're o0o- people present last Sunday.
| II you do not attend elsewhere. we
invite YOU to join us
Church service at II o'clock. An
them by the choir, Father in
Heaven (Briggs); quartette, AT the
Place of Prayer" (Askley. Sermon,
'Achan's Sin
Junior League at 8 p. m. The Ep-
worth League topic will be Growing
Character: The Soil" The High
School chapter meets in the social
room of the church, Roy Read, leader.
The meeting of the new chapter is
held in the church annex next door;
o'clock is the hour for both
Evening worship at o'clock. The
pastor will preach on The Modern
Dance
Anthem. God Is Love ...... Shelley
The Wayside Cross. s.........P Palmer
Male quartette: Walter H. Bret
ALL, Ira i. Shaffner. Earl Ros-
enberry, Rod Ristow.
Solo, The Penitent !. Van de Water
Walter II. Bretall
Everyone cordially welcomed to ali
services.
Central Methodist Church
The church with a heart in the
heart of the city. Corner of Central
and Monroe. Cecil M. Aker, pastor;
Bryan II. Keathley, associate pastor:
B. f. McGough, financial secretary.
The pastor win preach Sunday
morning on ''The Gospel According to
Paul Miss Bess BarlSley will have
charge of the music for the morning
and evening worship. Mrs. Heber
Taylor will preside at the organ.
Rev. Bryan Keathley will preach at
the evening hour. His subject is
Willows and Palms
The Airship Trip Around the
World viii start at 9.45 Sunday
morning with every class aboard All
who are not members of other sun
day schools are cordially invited to
join this merry group.
The League services are as follows:
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
MAN DISAPPEARS;
OUTFIT IS FOUND

BOUSE, April 20. Considerable
speculation has been occasioned here
by the sudden disappearance from
Bouse, about three weeks ago, of a
stranger, who came through here
driving a pair of burros hitched to
a light spring wagon. According to
those who saw him last, he asked
for the road to Quartzsite. He was
camping at the time on the out
skirts of town, near the Quartzsite
road, and has not been seen nor heard
of since, though his hurro team are
ia the country loose, and his camp is
just as he left it, with supper cooked
and camp equipment scattered
around on the ground and in the
wagon. Some of the men have made
a survey of the country around town,
but so far no solution of the mystery
has been reached. Several days ago
the wagon and camp equipment were
moved over to one of the corraIs for
safcheeping. No very definite de-
scription of the man can be had. ex-
cept that he was elderly and a little
above the average in height
The Quartzsite school will close
Friday evening. Miss Teresa Hage-
ley has been the efficient teacher,
and she and her pupils have prepared
an elaborate program for the closing
entertainment.
4 big dance Is scheduled n Parker
for Saturday night, and number Cf
Bouse folks a < planning to attend.
The Yellow Front garage is moving
fire bricks from Swansea to the rail-
road platform here, where they will
be prepared for shipment to Jerome.
Swansea mines are running again.
after shutdown Of more than a
year. About 40 men are employed
now and the force is being increased
all the time.
f. A. Milla and Frank Gilland of
Oatman were mining visitors here
this week
Riley Johnston is in Parker this
week on business.
Harvey Coe and Auran Anderson
are here from Lowell, Ariz.. this
week.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30

Judge Harry w. Puleifer OF the
small claims court.
SlSopps horse, according to the
suit, staggered from behind Helm
holds saloon, with bleary eyes and
much determination and courage in
his body. After few gay kicks into
the air and romp or two about
the street, the horse disregarded sll
principles Of equine etiquette and
made great leap into the motor
car Of Osgood. which had been stalled
by the opening of the bridge. Once
inside the tonneau. the horse de-
cided it was a good a sleeping place
as any he had found and decided to
stay put. 1t is understood that it re-
quired some vocal explosions and
physical force to worm the idea into
the horses brain that it wasn't where
horses are intended to be-
When acquainted with the facts
yesterday, Heinhold rose to the de-
tense of the last Chance"
: why" he said, this thing is the
bune That horse might of had some
mash somewhere all right but it
didn't get 1t behind my place. !
wouldn't violate the old place where
Jack lived to give any old skate a
drink. San Francisco Chronicle.