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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-08

Another coat of ice was added to
the newly constructed rink at Colby
college last evening when wOrkmen
completely flooded the surface. This
last surfacinG Of ice should make the
rink perfect for hockey practice and
1t Is expected that the workouts in
the next few days will be strenuous
Manager Vale has been in touch
with the hockey officials at the Uni
versity Of Maine regarding an exhi-
bition game at Orono in the course Of
the next few days. 1t was planned
that Maine and Colby should meet at
Orono on the 18th of this month in n
practice game but Vale has been try
ing to put this date off until Satur-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-08
COLBY NOTES

Ralph 0. Brewster, candidate for
the Republican nomination for the
governorship of Maine. addressed the
class in public speaking at Colby
college yesterday afternoon while
visiting the college on business
trip TO WatervilIe. Mr.. Brewster
spoke few words to the class, tell
ing them that he always had been in
terested in all forms of public speak
ing and debating and now realized
what prominent part il played in
the life of every man in the service
OF the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22

rs Jesus in his comparison Of the
sheep owner with the hirclink To
adapt tho shesprAisinE business 70
the small. responsible owner with
sufficient use o. the public domain
20 make him nslf-susiaininE and tax
paying, would seem tho highest form
81 craftsmanship in territory pecul.
larry adapted 10 livestock.
To encourage. thru leases. fencing
against predatory animals and the
development; % water and the con.
servation of grass. would seem the
FIRST elements of ordinary common
sense IN handling this problem 20
intimately connected with the gen.
orsi welfare, for. first or last. this
waste reacts on the prices TO be paid
for meat by all the people Of the
country. and In tho ranges. with
their hideopa losses and the desiruc.
ton OF feed. there is no possibility
Of any large amount Of profitable
employment for stock men. nor OF
CHEAP production OF mai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22

SAID SPRINGS. Okla. May ~.
As an orphaned hoy almost O.
stars ago Charles Page with h's
nngtr tfsccd IN The sands W "a
cornnsld near stevens Polni, Wis
ths plans for model oiiy dedicated
80 sersc humanity
To-day the hos, nov srown %
,nanhood and wealthy thru millions
80 dollars amaSsed from OH secs a
realization ~ his Immature dream
la this utoplan town be founded
lust seven miles from the outskirts
~ Tulsa.
sand springs. the city a. PaEe IN.
tended Il 10 b.. u built about what
iS probably the most unique and
thari,ahlc organization in Inc bnitel
States.
The nucleus % its hfo Is the sand
.sprinss home. an institution cstah-
aixhed 20 shield orphaned boys and
girls nom some ot the hard knockH
which Parc had experienced most
his NE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
New Method Graduates
Wrinkles Like Magic

II has boom found that n simple tark-
root mixture. spread over the entire face
aetf almost magicsiIy upon even the
deepest wrinkles and croWsfret N pfo
buces the natural reiuyouatlnR effect or
inassage. only 10 a morn marked degree
The danger ~ loosenlng The akin or
niusrlsr. a. N unscientific or too IRE.
qucnt mHsasgins. Is eliminated. no rub.
5irs being necessary. On the other
hand, the skin and underlying tissues
are 20 invlsoratcd they become much
flrmsr, ard tho skins texture IN no
changed u again assumes is original
ciesr smooth. YeiYsiy appearance.
~ you win procure PACKAGE " pow
dered iarkroot from your druggist. mis-
q spoonful With spoonful Of lemon
juice, apply with tho fingers. and alt
down before your mirror. YOU viii SOC
tho wrinkles and says disappear In less
than IS mlnutopl You VIII bn amazed.
10 asy the least, 'rarlsroot OF course IL
perfectly harmless. Ana certainly Il IL
Inexpensive treatment costs loss than
three ts'--Adyortlsemcnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
How to Make
Pineapple Jam
BY ANN PROCTOR

Mes, every housewife uses fresh
pineapple. but very few indeed know
that with Il you can make one Of
the most delicious Jams you ever
tasted. A a spread on bread or
toast II Is Just great: on ica cream or
rustards Il Is both attractive and de.
licious: on cream cheese and crack.
ers Il Is perfect. and 1t makes one
o. the finest cake filters you ever
used. 1t Is also easy to make now.
Even child can do Il IN a few
minutes. and the cost Is only few
cents per glass. Here is the way to
DO II.
Pare and slice fresh pineapple. Cut
into small pieces, discarding center
and put thru food chopper or chop
very fine. Measure level cups G
Ibs.j chopped fruit into large kettle.
Add ~ level cups fais ibs) sugar
and mix well. Use hottest fire and
stir constantly before and while boil.
ing Boil hard for one minute. Re.
move from fire and stir IN one bottle
Ucant cup Certo. skim and pour
quickly.
The whole secret Of this quick and
easy way OF making pineapple jam
Is Certo. because Certo supplies the
natural fruit pectin which Is lacking
in pineapple. without this added
pectin no one could ever make pine.
apple jam. certo contains no gela.
iine-it Is simply the "jell'' property
Of fruit refined and concentrated and
made convenient for home use.
Certo Is sold By all grocers with
complete recipe book attached. with
certo you only boil your fruit one
minute, 10 that none Of the Juice with
its color and flavor Is boiled away.
Best Of all II never fails to mike
perfect Jam and jelly. aud Is highly
endorsed by government authorities.
domestic science teachers and cook.
ing editors.
Get bottle OF certo and some
fresh pineapple and make n good sup.
ply Of delicious pineapple jam for
The Winter. Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
SLAYER OF WIFE
DIES OF WOUND
Third Victim In Shooting
Tragedy May Recover

los ANGELES. May 20 Tho
second death was added today 20
the triple ttaEsdy caused by the
JEALOUS love Of a former husband.
Ike Hico. also known ~ Ike
johnson. died late Last night a. "a
result ~ selflufilciod bullet
eoundn following his murder 81
AIRS, Edith Lyle Mililsan. his for
msr wife. and woundlnE OF william
Miiligan- her husband ~ but n few
days Mrs. MiiliEan h known 90
radio fans as tho feminine Uncle
Juah."
AnlnEan. physicians believed 70.
day. viii recover
Authorities are suii piscinE 20.
Esther details Of the love tanEic
which led ~ 10 the shooting, The
MilllEana were married In 1914, y
has been found. he later entering
the army Mn. MiiiiFan heard that
no had been Killed ana married
Hico.
a few months sEo ahe heard that
Hico had a wife and family IN Ar
mcnlA and secured an annulnsni
i.Aat ve-k MliliKan returned unun'
peetedly. years after he wAA r.
ported dead IN action" Their -
union was Joyous ono and The
wedding followed.
ilieo'a love. however. would not
BE- put aside lie became snrassd
until hia jealousy drove him into
insanity madness that caused
him 70 seek vengeance for a fancied
wrong. with a revolver ths means
u gaining r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
Builds Town for Aged,
Orphans and Homeless
Dream of Boyhood Comes True for
Millionaire Late in His Career

sand springs home owns outright
more than i2,ooo acres of fat farm
ing land.
ID dominates and controls a stand
ara EauEy electric line running from
iis door 90 Tuisa. runs d water and
Egs company, owns mnumeralae
spouting GA wells. operates a cot.
ton mill costing $4,000. ooe, sells cleo
tric power 90 surrounding cities and
has iis corporate hand mixed un ln
numerous other enterprises and
utilities
Altogether. sand springs home b
perhaps the wealthiost institution
and poWrr In Oklahoma.
It's holdings pnd revenue run up
into the millions every day.
Tho hundred hoys ana girls shield
"a by Us broad cxpanse ~ modern
buildings snioy an The comforts AMI
privileges % guests invited Tor a
permanent visit 10 some palaiial
country estate.
And sand springs home asks
MNANNAt ~ ANANAA HHAfN ft--H hN'NH
fashion themselves into good men
and women,
The Institution operates more Ike
a iargo family and does not smack
I'm any wise % Institutional Air
There are parties, vacations and
time for recreation in model play
yards equipped with rYcry eoncely
able Kind OF apparatus from swim
ming pools 10 swings.
Likewise there II no drudEery
about the home, for an work u pet'
formed by electrical servants CON.
handed hy the Institutions own
power plant.
Anyone who pleads the cause
may carry away bacon. flour, CHEESE
ana other food products from mo
homes wen lardeFtd refrigerator foF
the asking.
In sand springs. the home malh'
talns a wid0us' colony. Here wld'
ows and couples too old TO WORK
may bring up their children Win
an sus,snanee provided free BY the
home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
= -
Nerve Shocks
Cause Gas

Any form OF exenemsn, that shocks
the delicate nerves % the stomach viii
disturb the function Of that organ and
produce gHs. anger. fright. grief and
Worry. all have an evil effect upon ths
digestive system; hence. Tor uant Of
better term. doctors call this condition
NERVOUS dyspepsia
baAlmsnn's Gas-fahlsls are made
especially for tho relief Of gas and stotn.
aeh distress. They act In a safe. natural
way upon The weak stomach nerves and
glands. gradually helping 10 restore their
normal strength and activity. when this
u done you viii no longer suffer from
gas pains around the heart palpiiaticn.
smotherlnE spells. tumbllnE noises. bioat.
ms. burning. sour taste or drowslnesz
after eating.
IN Seattle get Baaimsnn's Gas Ia bets
fTofn Swift DRUG o., or any good drug.
sist' or J. Baalmann, Chemist, San Fran
cisco. Price 800. First dose usually
gives great Tcltsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
FERRIS MAY Be
VETS CHIEF
Disabled Boys Seek Seattle
Man as Commander

Set 10 put over Deputy County
Auditor ~pick" Ferris as alalr com-
mandcr OF the Disabled Veterans pf
the World War. a delegation -
about 81 members Of Scailia chap
ter No. Of the veterans will leave
Tor The state convention Ia Spokane
next Monday, Ferris u backed 81
Allan stevens aeiing commander
here, ana other chapter msmiern
This convention win open neat Tues.
day.
Seattle veterans viii try 70 elect
Jimmy" r. Muiiin. as state adju.
tant ~ the association and have the
state aNu,hnrs office heated IN
Seattle Il h az present in spo-
kane. rho present commander u
Robert T. Yandeit. o. spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22

cHRisTiANIA. Norway Chris
Elan I.s'ion. who haa made many trips
10 the Arctic REGIONS. has prepared
20 star, from here to hunt Tor two
Eskimo tribes In Northern Canada.
Tho warned tina, no white man ever
rrlurned from The region alive. 10.
asn Is confident Of success. The land
he will explore u naid 10 abound tn
minerals and oil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
CIVIL WAR VETERAN
RECEIVES MEDAL OF
HONOR GIVEN IN so

WHITTIER. Cal May - A
w congressional medal 81 honor
awarded Tor yaiorous conduct Ia
the face o. Confederate fifc Ia
the civil var. has just been re.
cslyod here ~ itotefi wasr
veteran u tho Union army.
In 1853 wasr was given an
order fur Tho medal. bu, t,sfors
'hs war was ended be had lost u.
and be had no other credentials
10 present for the medallion that
marked him as one Of tho
naiiun's heroes.
4 short time ago he received
q communication from Congress.
man fAneberser. representative
IN congress from this district.
that tho war department vas
holding tho medal. awaiting ap
pilcaiion for ia delivery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
Ford Runs 81 Miles on
Gallon of Gasoline

A new automatic and selfregulat'
Ing device has been invented hy John
a. Stransiyy, s5e7 Fourth 81, fuk-
Wana. south Dakota. with which an.
tomobiles have made from 80 20 ~
miles an gallon % gasoline, II re-
moves an carbon and prevents spark
plug trouble and ovtFhcatins' II
,can be installed hy anyone tn fNe
minutes. Mr.. stransky wants agents
and l. wiilng 10 send sample az
his own risk. Write him to-day
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
WONDERFUL HOW
GERMAN OIL RELIEVES
RHEUMATIC PAIN

What sufferer from The pain ~
rheumatism. neuralgia. nsatitis. goat
~ iumbaSo wouldn't iikr 20 have
blessed relief from pain II assured
taat the trial would cost p@thing u
u failed.
Ask your own druggist for a trial
hotIe % this new German diEcuV-
cry called Buhlsr OIL. with written
guarantee Of relief or money hack.
ON sails at Hsrtell Drug Company.
seattle Drug Company. swift Drug
Company. --Advertisemsni.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
FRECKLE-FACE
sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly
Spots. How 10 Remove Easily

sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly
Spots. How 10 Remove Easily
Here's a chance. Miss Frcekis.
face. 10 try remedy for frseklcs
with the guarantee of reliable
concern that Il will not cost YOU a
penny unless Il removes the frsckics:
while II Il does give you a clear
complexion the expense IL trinine.
Simply get an ounce Of o,hine-
double strength from any druggls,
and few applications should show
you how easy u IS 70 rid yourself Of
tho homely fFeckles and get a beau.
tifuI complexion. Harely is more
than ono ounce needed for the
worst case.
Bo sure 10 ask the druggist for
the double strength othlno az this
strength Is sold under guarantee Of
money back II II falls 70 remove
frockles- Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
Simple Way to
Relieve Gas
on Stomach

Nearly everybody is troubled at
times with excessive EsH In tho
stomach and bowels. In many casos
tic Nomaoh expands and presses
against tho heart. causing Intense
phin, palpitatlon. difficult breath
ing or uthcr annoying symptoms.
hs rule, these attacks arc accom-
panied by burning in the stomach,
nendachc, dlRllnrsH. hlocouEh drow-
eincaa after eating, or a peculiar
nervous feeling,
Tho easiest way TO prevent such
dlatrcFs liz 10 take lgopa Gas Tablets
before and after eating, They nro
wondorfully beneficial 90 the stom-
nch, mud when used rs directed WIN
generally give permanent, lasting
results. 'ifopn," the original and
only genuine Gas Tablets. Sold In Sc
attic by Bartcll Drug stores and all
leading druggists. Price tt.00 every
whore. iloerlc'ke g. Runyon Go.
Mrs san Frnncisuo. 49, Advertise
mcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
keep POSLAM
ON HAND FOR
BURNS, SCALDS

Accidents viii happen. but the
first touch Of Poslam 10 a burn.
scald, cut or bruise takes out the
pain and starts tho healing. A soc
box Of Poslam IN the house win
save LOT OF suffering. At all drug.
sists ~ Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
GOLD FISH SMART

PARIS. Fashionable Paris Is down
on It's knees before the gold fish. The
gold fiSh. worked in very large beads.
has been deereed the smariett decor
alton Of the day, The brghi.hued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
Crusoe's Musket
Sold for Sl,25O

LONDON, May -. Robinson CRU
soo's Old fiin,iock mufkst sold mere
for ti.sso yesterday. u belonged
10 Andrew selklrk. whosc -Four
years exile on Juan Fernandez -
land inspired De Foes novel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
CHIcAGo.

CHICAGO. AIay .s-MaF,in
Burns. saloon keeper. has Loaf faith
In tho saving virtues Of a safe To.
day he reported 20 police that YegEH
had oartsd OF his big safe IN
which he locked M $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22

NEW YORK. May ss-noy
Meyers. an actor fifnt and only per
son arrested Tor buying liauer IN
New Yurk Aince the prohibition
lava bseamo effective, vas fined
80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
FIRST AID TO BEAUTY
AND CHARM

Nothing 80 mars an otherwise beautiful
facs a. the Inevitable lines Of fatigue
and suffering caused BY tired, aching
feet.
ALIENS FooT-EAsE
The Antlsapitc, Healing Powder insures
foot comfort and IL nm every day Toilet
Necessity. shake it In your shoes IN the
morning. Shop all day-Dsncs all eve
ming then let your mirror tell the story.
IL viii convince you. Aliens Fooi-Isasc
IL adding charm 20 thousands OF faces.
f.et us ahow you what u can do for you.
Trial package and a FootE Ease Walking
Doll sent Free. Address
ALIENS FOOT-EAsE. Lo hoy, ". V.
For sale ~ all Drug and Department
stores Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
sisTisM BETTERID
oPEN RANGE CONDITIONS

ANiI SITUATION. fNuN ever UNFAIR ana
monopoiialic. waa vastly better than
the results ~ the open rsnEo where
there we're no such rights o. rtsiric
ti0nN IN fhia cafe. there was
general rush 10 reach The unEuarded
aresh. with Tho advent % the frat
Efass. There was oFsmtockinF and
destruction and tFamplnE out 81
all feed, 20 that tho supporting Pow sr
of tho ranFe county has been
steadily declining
There has bern no encourage.
nsni 10 the development 81
water. for u a man found ar.
ie,lan water in thr desert. iie
would only be encouraging az
Influx on the range he used Of
other peoples sheep and cattle.
Years ago a fight heEan for leasing
u tho rnnEe and tho granting u real
rights 10 real settlers on lands not
inherently ~ Tor agriculture Ia,
which found the greatest values from
che harvesting u The forage b sheep
ana cattle
Everything has worked against the
preservation ~ the forage Sheep
driven "a lands aTs infinitely moro
destructive than thoao permitted TO
scatter out and Erzse az will. hut In
wolf and coyote country. without
yrFmnprcos fences. such handling
81 sheep l. inposslblc-and 10 fence
government land has been subject.
under existing Law, 20 extreme
penalty.
small sioek nea. who properly
conduct their business. are more
efficient and moro economical than
hsg outfits. II haa been - since
long hsfors the fact was recognised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
Would Permit Fencing
Range as Needed Plan
Reviews Problems of Cattle
and Sheep Country of Far West

railroads chopped strips from ia fo'
10 miles on each eide ~ th0 track.
and gave 20 The railroads The alter
nate sections Bat an tho back
country. even after this needless ala
persaL iay open for well regulated
use and preservation of the feed and
tho livestock Industry
Subsequently grants we're made 20
come OF the states whereby they
were snahlsd 90 rell land for various
purposes. chiefly schools These
state lands were aoid a. rapidly nH
possihls. The Caas - Nevada wiii
illustrate what happened The orig
NAL grant - the government wa
5000. 900 gersa, The state passed laws
10 sell these lands in alloimsnia Of
not more than go acres 10 one per
son. az price o. ti.as an Herv.
Tho lands fhua acquired could hs
taken up in lots as small az 80 acres.
90 that there was eminent oppor
tunity 10 skim OF watering places
from kpfings. and along hanks 81
streams. uiso. 81 course. the hefi
arabic lands and hay meadows No
attention whatever Ma paid 10 the
eieoacrc limitations, 20 iha bis out
fiis got control - water ana. there.
fore q tho hack country. The reg
ulaiions between cattle ana horses,
which run ~ large. and sheep which
arc close hsrdsd on account n coyote
damage. were different,
People could not b. compelled 90
Keep their loors stock FROM watering
where u pleased but strulEhtsay fc.
hirictlona were placed on driving
sheep across privately owned hand
ana sheep grazing. therefore. feli
into comparatively few hands. az ~,
ghr'is most of the isrritorg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22

fish Is embroidered on bathing suits
and often ls seen in chic luncheon
clubs 10 set Off the flowers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22

Frederick; Fraser. once q
student at The Perkins Insti-
tute for The Blind in Water
tom, Mass, came back to his
alma mater recently nth q
title tackled onto his name.
The late King Edicard Of
England knighted him IN
recognition for his trork in
helping the blind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22

Keep young. Look young low
Apply Herb Medicine Co. eli pss.=sss
Bldg. opp. Bon Marche. for free
formulas Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22

II you value your watch. let a watch.
maker repair IL. Next Liberty lheater.
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22

Editors Note. This l. the lasi
Of IN articirs on ihc puhlic
domain hy William kent. ons II
the natien's foremost conssr,
aiionists, he u = ierrner con
gresham, rcformsr. philanlhro-
pisi and liberal republican state
man. and beienEs a. the old
Roosevelt finehoi hand Of anti
privilege and anti graft cru.
sadcrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22

ny WILLIAM KENT
former a. ;. Congressman from
California;
Originally the sruslnE areas In the
Western states werr All in the public
domain Tho early land grants 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22

p guaranteed year Complete with sfooi
extension cord ana ssparHbie plug. Special
heating elsmsnt that viii not overhead. TX
ira priced Friday Saturday. sSc.
Evening star., 1924-07-14
Columbia" -"Wandering
husbands

Married life. with the husband divert
ing himself with a cabaret vamp in
stead of with his wife, is pictured
in Wandering Husbands at Loew's
Columbia Theater this week. Lila Lee
and James kirkwood, as wife and hus-
band, and Margaret Livingston, as the
vamp, are the stars OF the picture,
which is based on a c. Gardiner Sulli-
van story.
When the husbands loyalty cannot
be held by his love for little five
year-old child, the wife resorts to more
drastic measures. She traces him to
his rendezvous, makes friends with
the vamp and has her invited to spend
the week end with her. This effected.
she gets them out with herself in a
leaky boat. When the boat begins to
sink, 1t is up to the husband to make
Evening star., 1924-07-14
Palace-"Racine Luck" :"

Monty Banks. delightful comedian
slightly reminiscent of Charlie Chap
lin in his methods, though not en-
ploying slap-stick. romps through
Palace Theater this week. accom-
panied by Helen Ferguson. one OF the
most attractive young actresses in
the films Racing Luck is tale
race for its climax and brings to
mind several popular films made by
the late Wallace Reid and also by
Douglas MacLean.
Monty Banks plays the part of an
ingenious young Italian of a sunny
and trustful disposition, who leaves
his humble home to cross the seas to
work for his uncle and to build a bust
ness Of his own In America. Miss
Ferguson portrays the sweet. adopted
daughter of this same uncle. and
her beautiful eyes capture the unre-
sisting Monty the first minute they
meet his gaze. The young lady wears
earrings of various and sundry de-
scriptions. evidently to emphasize
the fact that she also is supposed to
Monty is unfortunate in making an
enemy of the leader OF gang of
and keeps him out of jobs. At last,
through a hoax invented by an en-
terprising press agent for a large
automobile concern, Monty is credited
with being a famous foreign auto
racer. A competitor of this firm
signs Monty up to drive his car in
big race and win $4,000. Poor
Monty has never even been in a car
and has shown deathly fear of the
vehicles, yet he has true pluck. He
drives the car. fixed by his enemy
so as to be locked in high gear. and
after many hilarious and blood curl
ing episodes wins the race.
The scenes in Italy are full of
y
photography throughout is excellent.
When Wise Ducks Meet" a rather
obscure and meaningless comedy with
some clever scenes in which these
willy birds are the only actors. and
the news reel complete the bill