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The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-09-17
BUILDING UP AN INCOME

ar effects and ths countless other things. This ep-
orator gains wealth, but through Icing Of hard
work and clever finsncing.
UIt follows them that the way 10 the biggest
wealth oil industry through che landowners
share. Officials large companies seeking Per
son.I investments In nsw field ~ LANDOWh-
ERs K0yALTIEs. The royalties in taas new nig
Lake field billings wsrs quickly bought us by
standard officials and smpisyss- Royalty ssrninss
of the Fxansx corporation In C&t Creek ftsid iasa
year amounted to e4os4ss.ss. Whenever barrel VI
oil 10 run. this landowner GETS HIS SHARE. IL 10
psia for In CASH Ut shs END Of sach meath.
q Nor does 1t take large Investment in Land
owners Royalties to make = comfortable income. VS.
have ssest ths rscifis ossst who has bssn bay
lag royalties through as. putting sisc hsrs. esss
there and 80 In another place until hs has royalties
covering 1909 In this Ksvn- 6unburst fsld Tbs
developments Of the properties hss SCARCELY m
GUN. yet he has income Of ONE DOLLAR AND
sxxTY-FOUR CENTS A DAx. That earning IL
Ing from = investment Of uttis than sses.
N This is the Significance. III he were to ssve
his noney until his hsd thousand dollars tsis-
oeoeo) and he invested 10 nj SIX PER CENT, his
earnings would be Just dollar and sixty-sear
cemss day.
II This investor win never be able TO accumulate
si0eoo from his earnings, from salary
farm profits. Vet he 10 enjoying an income such
possession of $4,000 worth Of six per cent bonds
would make possible, from Investment of esee
When wells In whenever the actual d.
veapment OF this field starts. his income from
I,oco should be times tho present e~rninx
q There is money to be made In the oil industry,
greater opportunities than before. The ONE
WAY Tor personal Investment IL through purchase
Of LANDOWNERS ROYALTIES. You get q DEED
to royalty and IL becomes part Of tine ttls to
the land GU get your oil FREE or COST on
PRODUCTION and whenever n well fn yes
KNOW that you viii get YOUR SHARE Of the oil
G For further details, mail the attached c0up0ns
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-09-17
Classified

TEACHERS NEEDED
| ALBERT TEACHERS AGENCY. Spokane,
i We need more teachers. Write US.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-09-17
FARM LANDS ron SALE

CUT-ovER AND DEVELOPED LANDS
is to rs miles N. Il. spokane; on paved
highways; extra good soil; spring brooks
grows grain, vegetables, hay, fruits; several
developed ranches; few stock ranches with
adjoining free range; $40 to $40 per acre
10 years time: per cent interest. free
lumber. Write owners for free book. I'D
wards & Bradford Lumber Co.. nix, Wash
IngfDn.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-09-17

LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE-l00 young cattle, $50 toni
hay, 1890 acre cattle ranch, joins Fores
Reserve, Highwood Mountains, running
water, 10 miles TO railroad. Addres:
Owner, Box 1895, Great Falls, Montana.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-09-17

Landowners Royalties Company,
n rKs&. Great Fais Mont,
without obligation, please send me full details
regarding the possibilities In investment I'm Land
owners Royalties, together with listings OF pro-
perties now available.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-09-17
POULTRY WANTED

POULTRY WANTED
N kRE IN THE MARKET every day for
live chickens, turkeys, ducks and geese,
Gixheut market prices paid according TO
quality on day Of arrival. Montana Meat
and Commission Co., Butte, Mont
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-20
PRAEIA - KULTURNl KkIzOVATKA
EVROPY.

Nebyo pochyby ze move zislan ceskoslovenske statn
samostatnos narodn jednoty ucni PrAhy opet to- Elm
byvaa sredov9ku dob sve kraovske avy srdce Ev
ropy krizovatku kuurniho proudeni mez zapadem W.
chodem, jhem Zvaste leosn sezon6 stiha zde
vsava vystavu porada jeden meznarodni kongres
druhym Sotva skoncla vytava hospodafsk skvele obe
sana navsvena nejen vsech koutn nasi vast nybrz
daeke ciziny, Francie Danska Holandska Ruska stat
bakanskych atd e z pfipravena ovfeni veka mezi
narodn vystava etecka kea sbue stat atrakc mmo-
fadneho rozsahu podnkem vsktku sv6tovym Sam angck
mnistr etecvi Lord Thompson chef cvn vzduchoplavb
sir Seton Brancker pret Londyna do Pahy aby s1
casn meznarodn souteze neepsimi stroll britske vyoby
Ma chysta Masarykova akade prace sv6oy
kongres vedeckou organisaci nebzsch dnech
mezinaroni hudebni festival nemuz stella Sc iz
Prahy fada osobnos hudebnho svea mezi mimi cetna me
evropskeho zvuku sou vynkac skladatee
doby vynkaci umelc vykonni slavn dirgent krtikov1
a hudebnf spsovatele.
Mez mimi zvastn pozornosti zaslouzi znamy moderni
basnik francouzsky, dramatik myslel Roman ROLAND,
ehoz cene hry jsou take repertoire Narodniho dvada
Roman ROLAND jest nesporne jednim nevetsich duchd
mladsi francouzske ct6n ceou kuurn Evropou
svoe satecne jz vaky projevene hluboce ravni
pisoben prospech svetoveho mru sbrareni dstva e
muzem ktery nikdy nezada svemu pfesv6dcen ktey nell
choti prazdne zdvorost jest kritikem vem prisnym
zvaste hudebnim znacem sovo vzatym Tim vstsi
ma pro mas uprmny obdv kery proevi mad dem naseho
Smetany nkajc reprodukci eho prazskou operQu take
mad umelecky mohutnym jak vyjadfi pfedstavenim
Shakespearovy hry Romeo julie cinohrou Narodniho di
vada Pc akovem svedectv mdzeme byti s ze sme sku-
tecn6 evropske rovn SVEN umen zeo bylo dlou
no nedosaztenym deae nasich kulturnieh budield Ii
terarnch umeeckych uracovnku dohonit Evropu sku
tecne stalo ~ s4
Nesmime vsak zapomnat vnejsi podstatne: sve:
neprchazi nam proo, ze no dovedeme koprovat to
by mas take nijak nevaz Chce ve nase pdvodni sve
razne cny, chce zjistit elm pfispvae sveho
rozmnozen kulturniho pokadu dstva Pc te STRANGE je
hudba zejmena dilo Smetanovo ese tim neepsim,
elm mIzeme pochlubit To mas jiste zavazue dalsf
um6lecke prac Move generace mus upira oci nejen
nkacm zjevlm svetovym hrancemi nybrz predevsini
ku krasnym prikadlm nas vlasni narodni tradic
pokraGovati bylo z ziskano, bude il
ste podnes, nezi hon kazdou efernerni budckou
vyskytnuvs obzoru zapadni Evropy. Bud sastn
Praha obnova svo prtazvost naleza pozornos du-
chovn elity dobe modern stejne jako dobe Karlove
Petrarkove Ale uvedomume 81 yeas re jen usiov
neho vlastniho kuturnho tvoreni mGzeme il udrzet.
(Tiskovy mmerske Csl)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-20
= CESkE ZPRAVY 6

vzpomenuG jeho narozenin S hlu-
bokou lctou. Jubilant. Ac churav
a po celia desitifeti dosti vzdalen,
v pine dusevni svszesti sleduje
vyvoj narodni ' osvobozene Via
sti. Muil. vyznamu karla XII
&c. kteryyz jest j vzorem uslechti-
leho charakteru. jest poskrovnu a
psoto vzpominame jeho narozenin
po zaduze jeho prace.
zhdf ndrodni zd;te. - Olo-
moucky Poor sdsluje: Dom
kSf karel Ciimula v Sumbayku nd
Ts;insku dal sve dsti do ceskt
;koly. kdyi tam byla zfizena. M
jaky zavilyy Polak postal mu hnec
nato dopis. by dsti vratil do pol.
ske skoly. jjinak ze mu bude "a.
palen domek. Cimula vyhrizne.
no dopisu nedbal. Dne l3. kv3t.
na V noci vskutku CimuiIv do.
mex lehl popelem. Po thar 5.
patra. Pfipad sysdci naladi
PolakG ma Ts;insku prot Ce
chim.
Boufe a krupobiti ma Klatou.
sku. - We atvrtek -. kvetns
1924 rozpoutala se mad nasi obc
pied polednem boure. spojena
krupobitim pritrzi mracen. -
kuupy velikosti hrachl 4 pozdxi
vajec holubich poskodily slime ia
finy. fepy. stromovf a spoust,
vod podplavily louky. zatopil,
pole Al do dvoro 4 domi vnikly
cestami. ktere jsou vymlety tax
ze ! itet je misty vidSt. v Doln
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-20

Pouetron ma Berounsku.- -
Dne 70. kvetna 1924 o Ito no.
dine .rano letel smerem cd Zdic
k rozhledns ma Dsdu u Berouna
v Cechach. velky svstle-zelens
zafici povetroh (meteor). opsav
pii dopadnuti k zemi parabolu.
Dopadnutim nebylo provazeno
iadnym hlukem ami ranou. Z &C.
hoi Sc soudi. ze mohl poystron
ten padnouti musel dosti daleko.
Ma meteoru bylo pozorovati vpfe-
du hrbolaty povrch. jeho jed
notlivych vystupkl vychiIela pa
trne tfenim 0 vzduch ona svstle-
zelena zafe. ktera v;ak "a n8ko-
lik vtefin zmi1ela.
Zdtecf Nemci prot stdtnin1
prapordim. Msstska rada !,
Zatci Sc usnesla. ie napfists maj
byti ma iatecke radnici vyvesova.
ny prapory pouze v msstskyct
barvach. Ceska skupina podals
do,az. IDA Sc usnescni to vztahuj.
i ma papory statni navrhuie
ably 0 statnich svatcich byly Wy
vssovany ma radnici statni prapo
ry. Navrh ten vsak mestska ra
da zatecka prot hlasdm cesk'
mensiny zamitla.
K SO. naroxenindm akdd. ma
lie a grafika Karla Kliie. Dn'
81. kve,na Doll Sc Is. narozenir
akad. malif a grafik karel Xii,
kruhy sraficke. kruhy umelec
ke. zejmena generace emma ' do
bach umslecke 6innosti jubilant;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-20

poticka obec bya povnna postara novou skou obec
podmnek vseobecnych tetM pffpadnou snhvenci
satn Snad poltcka obec by mohla udrzovat vecny ma
klad sko cirkevnich stanimi ucite aby
Zalez tedy opet jak vdlme jednotlvych eltkvich
ak y by podobnemu resent postaviy Ze yseho ak Jest
parn koska oazka Slovensku tool ez kolem sta
noviska ednotvych crkvi en vzaenou dohodou obou
ciniten jak cirkve tax atu en toto dohodou mlze
dojit naprave musi dojit k teto naprave! 5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-20

Lhots- uhodil blesk do stitu obyt-
.nsho staveni p. Babkove. sjel 20
dratech elektrckeho vedeni do
zems. Boufe trvala 5 malymii
pfestavkami az do 4. hod. odpol.
Zdhadnd poui' na KolDaraii'
pod Tilnem. Polske noviny
pfetfasaji uz nskoEk dni zajima-
YOU pfihodu ze sporu $ Litvou.
Litevci nemini "a zadnou cenu
vzdati Sc mssta wilma. byvale IL
tevske metropole. ktera jsouc znac
Inou m6rou popolstsna. byla O.
koim dana po valce Polsku.
|Syobodna Litva ltmila tedy svym
|hlavnim msstem Koyno die
n9ho7 mluvi ! PILE . ''Litve ko-
ven.ke'' ale nepfestivi We dine
vnoci mysiti na ztracehe Vino.
Napsti obou stst1 je velmi ostre.
PoI.ko by Sc proti maIinke Litvs
asi nepotfebovalo tuze namahati
- ac ovsem je otazka. jak by Sc
k tomu konfliktu stavelo Rusko.
pobaltske staty. atd. Rozcileni
polske vefejnosti je tudiz pochopi-
telne. Ale Litevci. die polskeho
tisku. neustavaji Y agitaci. Jejich
politikove ma vefejnych schGzich
volaji pry vojenskem pochodu ma
Vino. kombinovany dtok pry
chystali ' noci Is. ma 26. kve-
ten. kdy sehnali neobycejns velike
procesi ma kalvarii pod When,
tedy ma lzemi-dnes polske. Tato
''pout" pry ovsem mela byti jen
skryvackou opravdoveho pochodu
ma Vino. k nsmuz mimo ''poutni-
KY" mslo vyraziti take litevske
vojsko. - Ale polska vlada IL
tevskou pout' ma vilenskou kalva-
rili nepovolila. a poslala vysve-
tlujici noty papezskemu nunciovi
We Varsavs. Vatikanu a rade vel
moci. Nasledek jejich byl odmi-
tave stanovisko Vatikanu rady
velmoci prot LitovcGm a pouti
pax seslo.
Blesk uhodi do zen. - We
ctvrtek pfekvapila boufe til zeny,
jdouci ze salase do obce Bileho
Potoka ma Grave. a biesk do Mich
uhodil. Terezie kahorova, ma
tka dvou dsti byla zabita. Dru-
ha zena. nesouci v naru6i male
dits. byla tsice popalena ma no
hou. dite vsak zustalo bez llrazu.
l'ieti lena byla, tlakem yzduchu
sraiena K zcmis. ale jinak Sc j
niceho nestalo.
Pohfesovany hajny Sc zas-
tfelil. Vlese u Olesnice naleze-
ma byla dne 10. kvetna mrIvo-
la obecniho hajneho 65ietehO
trantiska Studeneho Trho-
vych Swim. Starec byl pohreso-
van cd 1S. prosince m. r. Stu
deny zastrelil Sc v lese. Prici-
ma sebevrazdy neni znama.
Distojnik ohroxeny komuni-
sty. Lucenecky Magyar Ko-
zioiny" sdeluje: v nedeli v
Lucenci stal Sc pripad, ze dd-
stojnik We sluzbe upozorhovaI
ma schulz komunistu vojaky
re nemaji Sc zdcastniti polite.
kych schulz. Ma vyzvu kosnu.
nlstl byl dustojnik ohrozovar
bcivilnimi lcastniky sch1ze
takze byl nucen pohroziti re
volvGem. Zmin6ny mad arskJ
list zdlrazhuje, re statni mos
je opravnena zakrociti proti kl
munistum nejvetSi bezohled'
nosti, jezto nemuze byti trper
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-03
TEbbETTS And Bu NKER BOTH
CONFIDENT WILL WIN TODAY IN
annual MUNICIPAL ELECTION

With two Of her most popular citi-
zens as opposing candidates for mayor
in today's municipal election. Water
Vile Is facing what many consider the
closest election in years.
Mayor Tebbetts Is seeking reelection
on the Democratic ticket and his sup
porters are striving to pile up as large
a majority as was polled for him last
year. There are those who believe this
majority is impossible because Of the
fact that many Republicans who last
year either voted Democratic ticket
or stayed at home will this year be
found voting for DR.. Bunker. the Re-
publican candidate. who is fully as
popular as Mayor Tebbetts.
Both candidates have had two years
experience as mayor. both are repre-
sentative citizens and popular. capable
business men. In speaking to a re-
porter last evening the mayor said: Il
am confident of success tomorrow and
expect to carry five of the seven wards
with a substantial majority, fully as
large AS that of last year"
DR.. Bunker. when asked for state
ment, said: II am confident Of sue
cess in the election tomorrow. We
had n fine meeting Of all the ward COM
mittees this afternoon and every one is
confident of n big victory"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-03
SUNDAY VESPER
SERVICE AT COLBY
COLLEGE CHAPEL

Vesper services were held yester-
day afternoon in the Memorial cha
pei at Colby college at which Mr..
A. X. Foster, Student Secretary of
the Northern Baptist convention,
was the principal speaker. The col
lege chapel was filled to capacity
as has been the case during the last
few vesper services, showing the
popularity with which the students
and faculty of the college and towns
people take these brief services.
A professional opened the services
after which Lee T. Nichols, accom-
paniedby Miss Marion ID. Brown on
the piano, gave a pleasing violin
solo. Miss Marjorie a. Everingham,
'25, of Portsmouth. n. H.. gave a
scripture reading and Robert NJ.
Waugh, %, of Sangerville, lead the
prayer. Prof. Herbert l.. Newman.
director of Religious Education at
the college. introduced Mr.. Foster.
Mr.. Foster spoke at length ION the
idea that. the sphere of religion and
science were inSepacable, and not
two separate spheres as many of this
day believed. He stated that in the
last fifty or sixty years the world
had changed greatly as had the peo-
pie and that in that time the thou-
sands of modern methods had come
up with more complete searchinSs
into science but religion had also
advanced by leaps and bounds IN
the same time. which was absolute
Nv essential If the people were to be-
licve in it. The speaker urged that
.hc greatest influence was that OF
communion with God. He said that.
although the physical bodies of great
men as Washington, Lincoln, and
Wilson had Passed back to the dust,
their spirits still were with the peo-
pie of the world. In this respect. the
speaker said. Jesus Christ was the
greatest citizen. of the world as ms
spirit lowered over all times. Mr.
Foster said that it was impossible
to measure the love of God, as 1t
was to measure the love of sweet
heart or a mother. but that the love
was at all times with men. He stat
ed that the physical life of the body
was a result of great cosmlc forces
within the body which were develop
ed but that the power of God kept
these physical organs functionlng
throughout life. In closing, Mr.. EOS
ter said that the men who belleVcd
in God. when the time for decision
comes. allow his will to be shaded by
that of Gods.
A number rendered by Miss Doris
c. Sanborn, '27. of Dryden on the
piano. Miss Marion johnson, 20. OF
Pittsfic1d on the violin and Miss Mar
garet T.. White, 20. of Augusta on
the cello. concluded the program.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-03
Several Arrests
Made Sunday
on Liquor Charges

When Thophile Marshall, Joseph
Libby. Joseph Grenderason and Ar
thur Warren, all Of this city hap
pened to ride by the Elmwood hotel
Yesterday morning about S.15. in n
Buick touring car. they were asked
to stop. by Federal Prohibition Of
ficers in company with Federal Pro-
hibition agent George b. Lydic The
officers searching the car found three
gallons of alcohol and arrested the
men, locking them up at the police
station.
A short time later the Federai
agents paid a visit to the Levine
farm on the Ridge road with a
search warrant and found II gallons
of alcohol under the barn. The over
seer, Arthur Bickford will appear be-
fore Judge Atchley this morning at
9 o'clock when he will be questioned
as to his knowledge concerning the
liquor but it is thought that the hide
belonged to the four men arrested
earlier in the morning. Marshall.
Libby, Grenderason and Warren will
be taken to Augusta tomorrow and
will be tried before Judge Fogg at
3 A. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-03
Mrs. E, Q, Howard

Word has been received in the
CITY Of the death of Mrs. +. O. How
ard ut her home in Dorchester, Mass,
which occurred March /. Mrs. How
ard was the sister OF the late Mrs
Simon :. Brown who lived on Center
street and she has made many
friends here during her frequent
visits to her sister in this city. She
is survived by her husband who for
merly resided in NinsloW and WHO
is q lawyer on State street. Boston,
three nicces. Mrs. isabelle Mars;on OF
jamaica Plains, Mass, Mrs. Alpheus
Flood of this city and Mrs. Lewis a.
BurlciGh Of Augusta. one nephew
w. Writ Brown of Old Town.
Funeral services will rc held
Tuesday afternoon ut O'Clock from
the home OF Mrs. Frank Brown. .
Gilman street with Rev. Arthur
BuckncW officiating Interment will
be in Pine Grove Cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-03
Dulac Acquitted
on Charge Illegal
Possession Liquor

Druct G.. Dulac OF Percival court
Nas arraigncd before Judge c. w.
Atchlcy Saturday afternoon on
charge of Illegal possession OF intoXi-
eating liquor. following seizure by
DEPUTY shcriffs Wednesday Mt l,ti-
lacs home. He pleaded not guilty
md was represented by Harold )n-
hord The state was represented ny
Carroll n. Perkins. Deputy sheriits.
William Cole. Carl f. Fellows ana
Edward T.. McGill testified to entering
tho home OF Dulac Wednesday even
In- and finding 81 bottles OF home
brew in capepd bottles md number
OF omptics. They declared that Dulac
had snid the liquor was tonic when
his wife was using. and they left eight
bottles ut the house. taking the re-
maindrr To the office Of Judge Atch-
10y. Under cross questioning. the
states witnesses declared that Mrs.
Dulac seemed To he IN poor health.
Dulac was discharged by the judge
on lack of evidence FOR conviction.
and The liquor was returned to him
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-03
Hating Oil Flow
(Contirucd from Pare One)

blazed by the cipher message signed
Mary" found in the Mclean teic-
grams.
This message was in code once
used by the departments bureau OF
investigation and through William j.
Burns, chief OF this bureau. the COM
mttee will seek to learn how the
code came into the possession of
McLCGu'G employees.
!,Nrns also will be questioned as to
the truth of reports that the pub
Usher is on the roll of special agents
of the justice department at salary
OF 81 n month ami has in his pos
session copy of the present code OF
the department.
Additional kilograms exchanged
between Mclean and his employees
as well as those sent from Washing
ton to FAN. Harry +. Sinclair, +. l..
Doheny, and J. w. Zevely, personal
counsel to Sinclair, are to he fur
niShed to the committee this week
by the Washington offices of the
Western Union and Postal Telegraph
Companies.
1t I ohably will be ten days or two
weeks before the committee gets n
return on the subpoenas issued for
the managers C. the telegraph COM
panios at Three. Rivers New Mexico.
the home of Fail. These managers
will be required 20 produce copies OF
al messages sent to or received by
Fall, Sinclair, ZevcIy, Robert Stew
art. of tie Standard Oh Company Of
indiana. and H. II. Blackmcr. of the
Mid West Refining Company be-
tween January /. 1921, and March /,
1924.
The committee also will examine
kilograms sent to Fall. Doheny ana
/cVClY at. New Orleans before Do
hcnv came to WASHINGTON disclose
that he had. loaned Fall 100000 ann
before the former secretary came
here in response to subpoena ana
refused to submit 10 questioning on
the ground that his answers might
tend to incriminate him
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-03
Is KNOWN DEAD
Continued from Pace One)

the earth along with the men be1iev-
ed TO have been within il. The shock
was felt for eiXtyf miles. shattering
windows. lifting roofs and topping
chimncys in many cities. ON Staten
Island buildings rocked as though
in an earthquake.
The single destructive blast
crushed forty buildings OF the Nixon
COmpanv's Celluloid novelties manu-
featuring works. which surrounded
tho INT plant, and RACED as though
by shell fire the encirclinC dwellings
of 200 employees whole little settle
mcnt was known as the town of
Nixon.
Assisted by employees who declared
the bodies Of six Of their fellows still
lay buried in the smouF1ering ruins.
fremen with tractors today resumed
tearing al the asses of twisted steel
and shattered tile that remain of the
Nixon Vibration Works. As buildings
where they manufactured celluloid nov
elites
Fires continue TO burst forth in scat
tered heaps Of the debris. but authori-
ties asserted all were under control.
The rows OF magazines filed with tons
Of highly inflammable celluloid in
off or roofs crushed in-were believed
out Of danger.
What caused the explosion remained
a mystery and prompted Investigations
which will begin tomorrow.
The most generally accepted theory
waS that the explosive properties had
rot been eliminated from the 7. y. 7.
before It was taken to- the 30o-foot
building Of the Ammonite Company.
where the blast occurred.
Thousands Of persons tried today to
get within the high wire fence sur
rounding the Nixon properties. The
FIVE miles of wire which marked the
road from New Brunswick were lined
all day with pedestrians and parked
cars.
Nixon's blasted acres were a sham
Eles Of ruined walls and twisted iron
as frenen searched for additional bod
les. The force of the explosion. which
obliterated completely the concrete ana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-03
ADJUSTMENTS

The movies greatest picture, the
Covered Wagon," is coming to the
Haines theatre, for three ShoWlnss'
March 10 and II, evenings with
Tuesday matinee. and the people OF
WatCrville may well thank Manager
voolfolk for his endeavors to bring
only the best of the picture world 10
this city have been rewarded with
the securing of this wonderful MIN
production.
No picture rs yet produced is OF
such value from every viewpoint as
this historical novel of Emerson
Houghs. and surely none ever heid
the people so spell-bound. In no
other production can one find so
much of the real life of the pioneers
who explored, fought for. and set
tied the great eXpanses of our west
ern states.
In presenting this epic of Ameri-
can. history, the cast have indeed
portrayed the characters in mar
vclrusly accurate manner. from Lois
Wilson as Molly Wingate to Ernest
Torrence in his role OF JACKSON the
guide. and certainly there has been
no pains spared to make THE Cow
cred Wagon the most authentic his
torical picture showing today.
Watervillc is indeed fortunate In
being able to have this picture which
Is breaking all run and attendance
records in the big cities. Those who
have read the book will see the pic
ture and those who have not will see
II and then read the book. Editorial
comment in the Portland Press Her
aid says every boy and girl in
America should see this picture.
The sale of reserved seats opens
Thursday, March 6. at the Haines.-
Adv.