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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-30
New Oil Quickly
Relieves Swollen
Painful Joints

Swollen. painful and distorted
Hilff joints whether n BE- in thN
ankle. knec thigh. shoulder. neck.
wrist elbow or fingers ~ your hand.
are due 20 some infection which
has Involved the tissue lining ~ The
Joints THIS. IN most Instances. can
be traced 20 internal poiaonR, such
as a blind pua POCKET ia tooth ~
n diseased t0nsu which gives OF
poisona. and are carried In the blood
10 the joints. thereby setting no an
infection % the delicate membrane
lining % the joints and causing the
Joints 10 become enlarged. swollen.
cgcAgy and extremely painful
Buhief on. uhsn applied 70 The affected
iolnta. IL readily absorbed - ne Tissues
AID paastratss galeAiy 70 the aching
Joint. ueutrsufing ths rsinstsrsinE pols-
ons IN raueh tbs SANE way a. milk %
naEassia nsutfsliHss an acid stomach,
Swing instant relief. asa -
Get a bottle q ngnlsr Qg to-day ard
try a fsu Applications ~ oas efpninE. y
gisrs quick fesuila bacausai a. - Instantly
absorbed and contains a special inEftdi-
sut which A. once penSfrates 20 The
poison infested saemtrana n the pain
eausfnE HWaiisu jaint Your druxgisi hes
6 and W <uarAntss q % hello Tea Or q
costs you noihink Poe tais ~ Raftsll
Drug Co. ssattia Dfaz Co, s~if; pfuE
20. --Advtriisrment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-30
Water Main Bursts,
Paving Swept Away

bursting with tremendous force. q
ihrte-inch water main washed 4
huge hole IN the street a, Unlyer-
,lty way and y stth - THURSDAY
morning Pavement crumblsd ana
was swept away under ,orrrnt u
water that turned tho avenue into
a flowing sta o, mud.
Street department workers finally
checked tho deluEp and polio. OF.
ficsrs wero stationed nearby 20 d.
rect trafno around tho plt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-30
BLOWS STRUCK
AT RALLY
Anti-La Toilette Man at
Meeting Is Recipient

Col Byron Phelps civil war vet.
snn and former mayor Of Seattle.
planted a solid right swing 20 the
Jaw Of Philip Twuroger Seattle a..
iornsy ana spanish var veteran. az
a meeting called b. cx.sen1co men
and supporters u Robcrt tAFoilrtis
n par,nalrs cafeteria Wednesday
evening
Friends stepped between the two
ana separated them before much
damage was done.
Tho meeting proceeded amicabiy
until a resolution pisdging cK-nsr,..
leo men 10 Ia Toilette was an
nounced a. carried. Tworoger arose
and declared that no chance for
negative votes had been given. COL
Pbeipa lon hls seat ana. brandlshlng
chair. advanced for hattie When
be got near TworoEsF 10 dropped
tho chair and swung his fist into
action.
Considerable hsckiinE o. speakers
featured the meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-30
Easy to Get Rid
of Dandruff
OdorleSs Liquid Relieves
Itching Scalp and Pro-
notes Hair Growth

Ycu ran Soon put N end 30 aandfuff
o. aprfying ki-ta Ca 20 the hair rests
utrr uiFhl ana a,sutkg fegr head VIA
CASTLE " Tar sap tnr neat dag.
kl-Ia-Ga is hArSIssss. odgTists an.
s.snptlr sslutian created on ths depths ~
me tarth 81 the ues drqus fercrr ~
Nature. n iH hettist lest a. q comes
from ths Ereuud m tie uinerAi-lAden
nIls 81 Placer Caunty. caiiiurnia- Nath-
- IKE K rs ever hssa discovered upea
tha face - the Fiohe.
Aside rom ta vaius a. heaitns
reat. ki-i-a- ia has ths property ~ dts
solving dAndrun ~ that q Can - easily
VI ashea cut 10 Esd - Intervals u vnl
sep the scalp IN hsafEhl condition and
rrsvsul the f5rsnation - fcaly ttsaus.
Relieves itching. lnvixofates TIE hair
roots and aids hair srowtAi Price ~ q
raftie al TIE Owl tTuE Co. ard ard
PIKE a.. ard ether lsadit,s druggists.
me Ki-Ia-Ga Company. sacramsutc.
Caiif--AdV rrtisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-30
Steamer Helpless,
Rudder Is Broken

PORTLAND, ore. oct. sQ-Ths
steamer Trinidad. cuastwiso lumber
carrier Of the Hammond Lumber
company was helpless last night
with a broken ruddsr. about %
miles northwest % Marnhtold. Ore.
according 20 wireless messages r.,
celved b. tho FEDERAL Telegraph
company here.
The tanker oisum stood BY thc
disabled emf for o white, but con,
tiuusd on her way 70 Seattle altar
tho Trinidad wircissscd her chs
was ia no danEcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-30
MORE TEACHERS
ARE HERE
Come From State COnyen-
ton for Sessions Here

Warrington Educational sssoeia
don mCmtrrs who have been &C.
trHdinE tbr state convention OF
Halla Walla were expected o. swell
attendance az the western division
convention hero Thursday. fallopiuE
iho nr5t days session NJ country
school teachers from kiUs kiiasp
Pierce Etuhs. Lewis and T.sr.
ton youuilra Schools ~ The rlfY
we're 90 o. d.nitasd Thursday and
Friday afternoons that thsir in-
riructors may also attend ths zee.
slona
Departmental fegiena were %
feature THURSDAY Gsicfnoon AZ the
nroadway high sehooi Tho PIT A
derar+lsnt Is scheduled ~ meet AZ
the = ~ e. A.
General ressiers Tturuday were %
b. held at the Plymouth CgHEfe-
ntiouai and the nrtt Methodist
Episcopal churches
A Ernefai svef,nE session ~ 2
y o. Friday will De hsii at the
Plymouth church. ending 50 con-
rlatF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-30
6 BOMB DEATHS
UNDER PROBE
Canadian DoukilObOrS May
OiSband, Following Tragedy

VANCOUVER D. C. oct so
While authorities today were In.
ytsus1t.ue zoe death ~ clsht pgr
aoua including pttcr Nsrcein lead.
rr ana ssee of thc pogIkhoboU vha
wcrr KILLED Yesterday n an rSuio.
sl0u pn Canadian Pacific train
there urptarrd n the community ~
vcrcEins &ooa followers the first
fndlcauons ihat 10 may brCak up
and dsIulcETutt
Two additional bodies were fmnl
u tbe scene pf tho wreck
Ey the dtath o. NrrcEirI one ~ thr
rrtatr,t communism orEanits uons
which has ever been known ln Dis
tors. has been made lsadttie--
onr theory ~ authorities is that
samc younger noukhobora Jealous ul
Ncrgina power plotted to Flay me
colony leader ana used as means a
homb which was srt OF near hiu
berth ON thg train sa n sped nom
Nelson 20 NaneoWNer
Another D. that perhaps q passcu-
ger was aboard with a parHaEr 70
high explosives which accidentally
discharged
Policr. however, arc ad 90 have
some Information supporting The
FORMER theory. it had come Go their
attention that threats have been made
% dispose ~ NcreEin
With the passing ~ Ncwgti may
So hia tranEc religious fanaticsm. ne
was about 20 years Old. and a sagr
among hts followers, During his 90
years Ia Canada he gathered toEethef
hts thousands Of adhersnta. who AZ
times staged strange undress parades,
Regardless % their pecnliaritisa. The
cnloniEis were extremely thrifty. and
al present the community h said 10
10 worth millions Of dollars,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-30
Salesman For Skin Cream
Learns How To Clear Up
Pinply Complexion

Mr.. Cliff Mi,ks, OF sos Ninth Ave.
nue., Astoria. l. T.. writes Il was a
salesman OF creams for healing PIN
pies. blem shes. etc. but when. my
face broke out with blotches. pimplcs.
and blaekheads tried ono sslye after
another with no permanent resnl,S
found Il as impossible to sell skin
cream as bald headed man finds
selling hair tonic. Finally | decided
! would have to get al the cause.-The
blood was amazed to find that
within few days after taking Carter.
Little Liver Pills. my skin took
on a new hcalihiul look. blemishes
started to disappear. and fel, like a
new person all around. Now know
what 20 do when ! have a pifnply
slSin, you bet" This old reliable
remedy treats such complaints in a
safe say. IL has been used all over
the world for o. years. 2Se a, all
good drug stores. --Adyer,lssmsn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-30
FOOD STICKS
TN STOMACH
T,La paafn,aop,sC ,as-Tablets

Everything rat seems 20 stick
right in my stomach" is the COM
plant 40 often BY persons VITO are
extremely nervous. senkitive or In
clinsd 10 worry. Such people do not
know that they are suffering from
nervous dyspepsia In Ms chronic
form, brought on by mental agita-
ton or nervous strain.
This condition, which may take
years 10 fully develop. is che source
Of much distress. Large quantities
Of gas are created in the. stomach
and bowels. causing excessive bloat-
ing. pressure against the heart. ao-
compauied BY pain or pafpitation,
shortuess OF breath, dizziness. hys-
terra. restless sleep. faintncsH. or a
tense, nervous feeling.
Baalmann's Gae-Tabiots nos only
give prompt relief from all discom-
fort arising from gas. but they help
TO correct the nervous condition re-
sponsiblc for tho trouble. Try them
at once and be convinced. Price 81
a bottle. Baalmann's Gas-Tablets
are for sale in Seattle by Bartsil
Drug Company and other good drug
gists. J. Baalmann. Chemist. San
Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-30
Chinaman Arrested
With Dope and Gun

Tho he was shacklcd with hand.
cuffs. Long Hee. fpyearoid chi
nsas. made move for an automatic
pistol, hidden under his led mat.
ircss while federal narcotic officers
wern searching his room AZ 420is
Eighth ave. s.. Tor drugs. they re.
ported Thursday morning. Agents
w. J. Patterson and Irving Brown
beat him 20 the bed ana scizod the
gun before he could reach g.
Heo was arrested In possession of
an opium pipe and tho fully-loadei
pistol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-30
British Officers
Form Seattle Club

The British oSiocrs' club Of Seat.
do u the new organization formed
By a representative gathering Of
British Officers az tho Chamber Of
Commerce "Wednesday night.
Lieut. A. v oulingham was elect,
ca presidents Mas. Tnrtton GenEs. -.
=. o.. ~ c.. o. r. l.. vice president.
and Lieut.. Cot (. a. Forsyths. s0ere.
tary treasurer.
An officers dinner viii be given
b. tho club the evening o. November
n. when the fu,urs % the orEanisa.
ton VIII b. determined,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-30
Logging Engineer
Killed in Accident

EVERETT. oct 5e,-Crushed by a
logging camp donkey engine when a
hosting giii-pola broke. J. l., nerge-
soil. o. sultan. engine operator. vas
almost Instantly killed near here ycs-
,crday. Jerry CauEhill fellow
workman. suffered injuries 10 one
leg In the same accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-30

tHNelrpIue gray hair.- once hEatu mr.
halt has the iastrr. tone ard scintllist-
INK hue % iBo+s Teuthfui daYa Write
us and ! vii tell Ypu Tran sfory-
~ FssFf fT--Tafne tHHed sf-A Efaff
and how 1 met the man tkat brought
~ nniurai color back sKain. will
EiaGiy tell you how ts,45 X fres--pa
obligations. Ny address r., Jusi Drun.
1904 y. Robsy S.. An-s.. chitAEo. ILL.,
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-30
Douglas Denounces
Tallman's Attacks

Prosecutor Douglas. ~ a mesting
az Black Diamond wcducsday night.
cited Inducements Of his record AZ a
prosecutor and denounced attacks
made upon Il b. Judge Tallman. his
opponent for department NO, 1 Of tho
superior court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-30
POSLhM is
SAFEST FOR
BABY'SECzEMA

rakA 40 shancga with hahy SKIN
trouble. Harsh remedies miEht
mike A ever wors,, Trust fus
lam. ths. Eentio get cogccntratef
remedy tA1t stops itching Instantly
ana auici,iy drives tho eruption
away. Al AN druggists. 5Qc-Ai-
yertiscment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-30
Freshmen to Vow
Allegiance to "U"

Hundreds Of freshmen at The uni.
versi,y Thursday night viii stand
with barred heads in tho October
brsezes before Prof. Edmund s..
Meany and take the Epheblc oath OF
allegiance TO their alma mater.
The oafI will DO delivered 10 tho
youngsters on Meany hall steps nt
I.ln n M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-30
Simple Way 20 Get
Rid Of Cray Hair

! brought ths natural
color back 10 my hair ~
a secret msthosi mat ~
one ean detect. l did X
~ the privacy - my
own home A. tsrsiy any
sxpsnss II WAS 3 Mas
,srs' siind, Frssistiun 70
me fof ny faded sHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-30


be went and got me a dozen bottles.
1t has done me more good than | can
ever tell, and my friends say, What
have you done to yourself7 You look
so we'll > tell them II is the Vegetable
Compound that makes me 80 well and
strong. There Is no use to suffer with
backache and pains. | viii tell every
one what il has done f5s ne. Mira.
FRED PRIgo, Route No. 2, E. Hard.
wick, Vermont.
Housewives make a great mistake
in allowing themselves TO become &c
Dithst II is weil-righ impossible fot
them 70 attend TO their household
duties. % out Of every 100 report
they were benefited by It's use. For
sale By druggists everywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-30
Golf Professional
at Tacoma Is Dead

TACOMA, utt co-GcorEc G
Tnrnbau ust.oasly known in gulf
ing c.relcs cod professional si thf
fNrrrst COLI elub hers, dIee sua
denly CAST night uom heart trpuule
Turntuu came to raccma aft
sprlnr Dee was bern Boz Nogth hcD
wick scotiand. ln 1873.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-30

al all. ] had back
ache. headache.
sid,,sche, and was
sick all the time
for six months.
We read about
Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound in the
news papers, and
my husband said
10 me, Why don {
you try iti' So /
maid / would and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-30
HUSBAND SAID
WHY NOT TRY IT
Wife Said She Would. Result,
Lydia E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable
Compound Made Her Well
and Strong a

East Hardwick. Vermont. Last
winter was not ablafo do any work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-30
The Romance of a
Great Store
CHATTER VI

CHATTER VI
-ts tsteBa crsait 20 nsariy
everyone and 60 advertise this
vas pretty radical talk Ia those
dnys. The iaEir wss uRnnstteF-
Hhis - hat surh thiREs simpiy
wssen't bsinH dsnr--aRd u was
with many misEisiHEs that the
elder sehsrnfeid consented Go
thr adoption % th~ new Psiisy
sad The siuEan. "Neur Crsdit T.
Coed"
--hssaless 20 say. the change
quickly proved itseif esm-
Fiste sueerss-snd. In fset, the
fsFniturs dealers all ever che
"sUBtry have hem cempsiisd
Go faIisw suit. usiii tsdsy sta
usties win show that % per
.oHs cut Of essry 100 buy all
thsir furniture os credit
at the same time that the sio-
Eaa was adopted. the sehsra-
fields catered spsR az elaborate
and ,iEsFeus RdstrtisinE eam-
PaiHa. built arsusa thsir sis-
GHa. aad this has bsea ess-
sinasd Sssr siss.. Nth The re-
suit that even the stranger IL
tastaatiy aware that "his credit
3. seed
10 Illustrate. &c far batt ..
1911. n distinguished ,isitsr re-
marked IN Hddrrssins Rotary
'iub banquet
-Ht was assured Of the hospital
ity % the prspls IN ssattfe
whss I aiiEhtsa frsm the traits
Had. EsinE fr-m the depot. saw
Ereat circular siEn assarIpE
me that my credit Was Essd In
che city % seattle. can rad
~ Imasise that fhls appeal has
mst with the approval Of many
stranger. ~hs iesate permA-
ssHiiy here"
all % which Ess. 20 show that
seed hosiRess isst parciy self
lab - and the growth Of che
stssdard FurnHare Company.
bas always aided thr Ererih
and development Of ,he rect Of
the sity.
tie act back 90 tho chronicle.
hawrsrr--the business arws 80
rapidif that Tacoma branch
was feund nsrrssnrg, and onc
was opesrd az Eleventh ard A
streets In that city December
~. 1909. This stare--snd~r the
same Of 4. srhssHfeld A seas.
bat With the same "iour cred
"a Il Coed siog -s--has kept
Pace With tho parent orEnsisa-
ten. and Just recently acquired
thr " b cra HuildinE, -
twFltr-story concrete strnet-
urr nt Tiftrsnth and rarifIe
streets. which u nov occupies
steinsiyeiy.
tcantinucd tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-30
Radio Programs
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20


KFoA. f55 mctcrs-s;sO 20 e.so,
Hawaiian music by string quar-.
tot and singers. directed by
Henry Ahicnn; $50 TO fo:so.
Temple chorus OF First Baptist
church in concert Of songs and
sacred music.
XIII, 2s3 metors-5.sO TO s.so,
records; 10 1880, concert and
political address by Pliny l..
l0len.
KFHR, zs3 mcters-i.3o 10 $50
and $50 to $40, musical pro.
gram and concert.
OTHER COAST STATIONS
KGo. Oakland, 3i2 meters Fair.
mont hotel orchestra. 3, Gilbert
Emery's drama, "Turnish." In
three acts; 10 TO !, 81. Francis
hotel orchestra.
kFI los Angeles. 400 meters u
TO 8. baritone concert. s TO .,
Ambnssador hotel orchestra. o
to lo,SExaminer program: 10 to
II, Gertrude Childs Huntington,
dramatic soprano, concert.
kpo, san Francisco, 423 meters
TO ?, Fairmont hotel orchestra:
2 20 2a5, organ; i;30 to $50. or.
ohcBira; $50 to $50. childron's
hour; I to 1880, orchestra; S TO
10, Exposition auditorium con.
cert; 10 20 II. Palace Hotel Rose
Room Bowl band.
KEW, Portland. 400 motcrs--5.
chll1rcns hour Silent night for
long distance
KFsg, Los Angeles. 27s meters
$3.50 to $50, organ; 1850 to eab,
auditorium service; O15 10 10,
studio; 10 TO If, organ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-24
READFIELD

EAST-The l.. S. c. was very
pleasantly entertained Wednesday at
tho home of Mrs. Lena MckenneH.
The next meeting is to be held with
Miss Annie Gorden.
Mrs. Erla T.. Williams of Mt. Yer
non who has been the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. ID. Gorden.
for several days, returned home
Thursday.
Edgar Luce and Milton Gordon
have gone to Florida. where they ex-
pect to pass the winter.
The many friends of Mrs. Ola Gay
who has been seriously i'll are glad
to hear she is gaining.
Mrs. Edgar Luce and daughter
barbara have gone to Dixmont where
they will pass the winter with Mrs.
Roy Chadbourne.
The Across Country Club met FRI
day afternoon with Mrs. w. T. Mace.
Refreshments were served. Next
meeting will be held with Mrs. Min
ME McKinnon.
An entertainment and Christmas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-24

OF dumb animals" declared Mr.. Saw
telle.
Il have thought OF YOU children a
great DEAL" said Governor Baxter.
land although / will not be governor
next year and will not attend your par
ty unless l am especially invited, you
will have a man who will be- good
governor and win be just as interested
In you as am. l welcome You to this
Christmas party"
Governor Baxter spoke a word OF ap-
probation of the work of Mr.. Sawteile.
Secretary CRUDE u. Cornish and the
other members and employees Of thu
State department CT charities and cor
rections, whose work had resulted n
the successful Yuletide party.
At the close of his talk, which was
received with much applause, Santa
Claus made his appearance much 20
the delight of the children, and the
gifts were distributed. There were
skis, sle6s, mechanical toys and many
other things to gladden. the hearts of
the boys, and dolls. doll carriages, dell
cradles and a variety of other gifts
which are always appreciated by the
girls. 1t was, indeed. a very merry
Christmas for the Sta.e wards.
Inc CnlluTeu tnfn 1O-Heu a line anu,
!; led by Santa Claus, marched around
the hall to the door of the Office of
the charities board where refresh
ments of ice cream. bags of candy ana
oranges were given Cut. Santa Claus
then disappeared from the hall to con-
tinue his Christmas Journey.
About 100 State wards of Kennebcc
county were present end the party ar
ranged by the charities and corrections
department was II very delightful Of
fair. The role OF Santa Claus was
played by James Miller of the State
House force, who is always a favorite
with the little tots.
The charities boara extends It's
thanks to friends Gil ever the State
who made contributions for the sue
cess of the occasion. To provide a
merry Christmas for the 1900 state
wards all over the Pine Tree State has
been Il big undertaking and the MEM
bers of the charities board. Secretary
Cornish and all of the other workers
of that department. have been busily
engaged in the work Ger several weeks.
Christmas tree parties under the d.
rection of the beard were also held
yesterday afternoon at Lewiston. Houl-
ton, Damariscotta and + ortland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-24
Gifts for All
At Christmas Tree
Party for State
Wards in Kennebec

Il think that this is the nices,
party I have attended since l have
been governor of the State for -four
years and that this is one of the most
beautiful Christmas trees l have ever
SEEN" declared Governor Percival p
Baxter in addressing the State wards
in kennebec county on the occasion
Of their annual Christmas tree party
held Tuesday afternoon in the hall
OF Representatives at the State
House under the supervision of the
State board Of charities and correc-
tions.
With it's colored lights and sem
tillating decorations it was indeed a
very pretty Christmas tree, and best
OF all in the minds of the little folks
there were presents for each and
every one in attendance. The spirit
of Christmas was brought to the as
sembly by Santa Claus who express
sed his joy at being at the party at
ter long cold ride in his airplane.
Previous to the distribution Of the
gifts T. short program was carried
out for the enjoyment of the little
folks. The Christmas exercises were
presided over by Melvin E. Sawtelle
Of Augusta. q member Of the State
Board Of Charities and Corrections,
who in q short address told Of the
significance of Christmas Day. He
said that there are about 100 boys
and girls in the care Of the State and
that each will receive some Christ
mas gift.
The following numbers on the pro-
gram were appreciated and enjoyed
by the gathering: Readings, THE
Jingle-Jaw Family" Little Tommy
Speaks His First Piece in School,
and 1.-THE Boy Who Suffered" Mrs,
Lottie York of Winthrop; piano SOLO,
THE Flatterer," (Cecile Chaminade).
Miss Marion Shirley: duets, piano
and violin. Gypsy Dance" (Albert
f. Wier). and ''Elegie," q. Massin-
ETY.. Misses Marion and Margaret
Shirley; vocal solo. Hymn of the
Nativity" (H. j. StewarD, Mrs. NJ.
E. Sawtelle of Augusta.
In introducing Governor Baxter.
Mr.. Sawtelle referred to him as q
lover of children everywhere and who
had travelled the length and breadth
Of the State to speak to the children.
Governor Baxter Is n lover of chill
dTen, a lover of mankind and lover
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-24

proceeding. For Mr.. Wrights stories
appeal directly to patrons OF motion
pictures. You are his readers. You
are the ones who want to see his
novels on the screen.
This accounts for the tremendous
popularity of Principals first Harold
Bell Wright story to be picturized,
lied. when Il Mans Il Man."
And now we have ''rhe Mine With
the Iron Door," 1t was filmed on the
scenes described by the author in his
book. Every detail for the camera
was carefully worked out. So it is
with pardonable pride that we can
say "The Mine With the Iron Door,
Harold Bell Wrights latest and
greatest story. has been faithfully
transferred to the screen by a master
director. Sam Wood, with a superb
cast.
With a Sports Pictorial. News
Weekly and the Fables a most de-
lightful entertainment Is offered. This
Is family program, bring your
daughters and sons, they will enjoy it
also.
Tomorrow. Christmas Day, there
will be three complete shows at 2.15,
and 8. Holiday prices prevail. 15c-
25c-35c.-Ady.