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Evening star., 1925-11-29
KEITH'S-Adelaide Hughes

A favorite in new role will be
the topliner at B. F. Keith's Theater
this week. 1t is none other than
Adelaide Hughes. dainty and inimit-
able dancer, who has bene seen here
in many Ella borate dance offerings
with her partner. J. Hughes. Mr..
Hughes has retired from the stage
to write and manage and his first
act is the present one in which Miss
hughes is starred. She is assisted
by Benny and Western, a big Jazz
band and many novelty numbers.
The offering has been created writ
ten and staged by Mr.. hughes and
has been termed "An Intimate In
terview." Original music has been
written and arranged by Hal Dyson
The lyrics are by j. j. Hughes
Miss Frankie Heath. a pert and
pleasing young person. will be fea-
tured in "A Quartette of Song
Stories" by Harry Breen assisted
at the piano oy William W. Dougal
Fred Ardath. known from coast to
coast as the King of Hokum. Is back
after a soiourn in the revues This
time he appears with Earl Hall aud
Evening star., 1925-11-29
JANET RICHARDS TOMORROW

Miss Janet Richards will continue
her review of Affairs Internationar'
at the second lecture of her course to-
morrow morning in the Masonic Tenn
pie Auditorium, speaking especially Of
Morocco and the growth of fascism in
Europe-"Will France Turn in Des-
peration to a Fascist Dictator"
She will review also some of the
knotty political problems in home af-
fairs now worrying the administration,
many of which must be referred to
the Sixty-ninth Congress.
These weekly reviews are given in
the New Masonic Temple. Thirteenth
street and New York avenue, at 1o:4s
am,
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EARLF-Edna Wallace Hopper.

The Earle Theater next week will
present as its headline attraction
Edna Wallace Hopper. "the 62-year-
old fiapper." The apparent youthful
ness Of this star after years on the
stage is one of the marvels of the day
Friday morning at II o'clock Miss
Hopper Will present a special perform
ance for women only. in which she
viii reveal her complete morning rou-
tine, from arising until Garbed for tbs
street.
The bill will be completed by vaude-
vile offerings. film features. orches-
trail and pipe organ music.
Evening star., 1925-11-29
Youth Eternal.

WHEN Edna. Wallace Hopper comes
to Washington next week, vaude-
Vile patrons will have an oportunity
to observe at close range one of the
most remarkable women in America.
Miss Hopper confesses to 62 years of
age, vet looks but little more than
10. De Wolf Hopper recently wrote
that when he met his former wife
in Philadelphia this year she looked
no older or less beautiful than when
he married her many years ago. Miss
Hopper apparently has succeeded
where Ponce de Leon failed. She has
found the secret of eternal youth
Evening star., 1925-11-29
Burton Holmes Today,

Burton Holmes this afternoon At
$50 and again this evening at $50. at
the National Theater, will continue
his pictorial explorations through
Italy and offer his new travelogue.
Enjoying the Italian Lakes"
Mr. Holmes has selected as the start
ing point for this journey the Lake of
Como, whose praises have been sung
by Virgil and on the shores of which
Pliny possessed two villas After
glimpsing its myriad attractions, in
Guiding Bellasio and the Villa Serbel-
loni. the tour is continued around the
lake and up over the mountains to
Varese and to Lake Maggiore. A little
visit will be paid to Locarno, where
the recent peace pact was signed
After this will come the cruise around
Lake Garda, with its terraced lemon
and olive groves, and finally to Lake
Lueano. for more scenes of beauty in
and about the city and lake of this
name.
Doing the Dolomites" will be pre-.
sented Sunday, December 6.
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MUTUAI-"Hey Ho."

~ Hey Ho," one of the new shows on
the Mutual circuit, comes to the Mu-
tual Theate- this week, opening today.
The cast of principals includes Al
Golden, one of the best of character
actors; Harry Stratton, a Hebrew
character delineator; George Levy,
Dutch" comedian; Raymond and Irv-
ing. singing and dancing Juveniles:
Mildred Crozierre. prima donna; Betty
Abbott. singing and dancing soubrette;
Babe Bradley. ingenue, and Bud Alb.
bott, character actor, with an un.
usually faststepping chorus of pretty
girls. Abbott and Golden are the pro-
ducers.
Matinees are given daily.
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kEITH'S-EIsip Janis.

Elsie Janis. after closing her season
with Puzzles of 1925" has returned
to vaudeville for a brief tour, and will
top the bill at 3. +. keithS Theater
next week IN new act. Typical Janis
Hits"
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lapse of the supply of suitable rou-
tine material which, naturally, as
time passes, becomes trlHe shop
worn. This time the turkey, inst.a1
of being frivolous, ornate bird. as
sumes the spectacles that suggest
pedantry, and its only danger is that
a pubic, grown somewhat wary, may
mistake it tor an owl
Evening star., 1925-11-29
Current Attractions
At the Theaters This Week

NATIONASeventh Heaven drama. Opens evening
POITS-elIo Lola" musical comedy. Opens this evening
BEIASCO-"Whe Magic" fantastic comedy. Opens
evening
KEITHS-Adeade Hughes vaudeville Opens thi.
EARLE-Staord Dancers Opens
STRAND-Ear 1indays Revue vaudeville this
GAYETY-"Mode Thrills" burlesque
MUTUAI-"Hey Ho," buresque Opens this
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MUTUAL-"Hotsy Totsy Girls. E"

The Hotsy Totsy Girls" coming 10
the Mutual next week, commencing
sunday, December 6. is another of the
star Mutual circuit buTlesque attrac-
tiOns, with cast Of standard bur
lesque players and a bevy Of "hotsy
tutSy' chorus girls
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cast. Short films Of news and
educational value. complete the bill.
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STRAND-Francis Renault.

Next week the Strand b.ll Is topped
by Francis Renault, known as the
original slave of fashion," who will
feature a $4,000 wardrobe of gowns
and wraps. AS an added feature Alex
ander Gerber Will present Charlotte
and Her Gang, with Leah and Burns,
in a song and dance revue staged by
Fra acis Weldon.
Others vii! be Ralph Rogers and
Elsie Donnelly in a comedy, entitled
The Italian Count and the NJ. E. G.
Lime Trio, contortionists, in The
Gollywog."
A feature photoplay and subsidiary
films will complete the program.
GAYETY-"Black and White Revue" )"
The Gayetv Theater next week will
offer Jack Redd's BLACK and White
Revue" famous show. said to be
better than ever, with many new fea-
tlires since last season, including a
number of specialties not presented
before.
The cast includes some old favoritss
and several newcomers, particular at
tention having been given to the Sc.
lection of the chorus.
Manager Ira J La Motto announces
a special midnight show at the Gayety
Friday. December IL.
Evening star., 1925-11-29
X X X X

The Turkey Show" stands ready,
as it has always done. to hll in any
spaces that may be created bX q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20

PIANOS bargains in our Exchange
Dept, New pianos 90 rent mo.
applied on purchase Meyer
Toner. 1891 Fourth ave
ENciIAIVE REPREsESTATlNEf
knAhr. Fischer, Straubr. Lester
pianos, seattle Music House, 1915
Third ave
.FoR sALE-Aito aa2ophone BEaeH-
1858.
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25 FURNISHED
HOUSEK EEPING ROOMS

FURNIsHED rooms, Including tolo.
phone, light, gas, walking dia-
lance. G0D Fifth. ELiot-2a7l.
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DEATHS

Moore, william. 81, 27Os 10Th ave. s..
July IL.
Banks. Caroline. 20. 505i California
ave. July Is.
Deguchl, Matsutaro, SO, 1O4 18th ave.
July 10.
Haynes Dorothy, IL. ff14 Rainier
ave. July IS.
carlisle, Sarah. SO. Kenny home. July
10.
,rador, Louis. 30. Kirkland, July 16.
phorsen. Bessie. 50, 2ii2 w. seth st..
July II.
Peterson, Gladys. "a. 3141 Fairvlew
avo Jtflv IA
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FUNERAL NOTICES

At peiwood Lake, July
10. 1925 HERBERT l. PHILLIPS
agc Go years, beloved husband of
Mary Phillips father Of Miss Vera
Phillips Of Seattle Mrs A NJ
kirsehke. los Angeles. and Milo
Philippe ionkintoWn. ia, An
nounccmTnt later Homo Under
taking 90.
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PERSONAL

RALPH OH .ANDo HALL
VOICE BUILDING SPECIALIST
l teach the Caruso and Calf Curri
placement % voice. guarantee 20
produce the best results obtain
able I guarantee Go cure any
voice ailmcnt such a. tromclo.
suffering, flattlnE, short range,
etc. Demonstrated lecture free To
musical organizations, schools or
individuals. / challenge any voice,
Address mail, seattle. box 3Ats
TO WHOM III MAN CONCERN;
on are hereby notified that I. tho
undersigned Herman SehArer VIII
not be responsible for any debt
contracted BY my wife, Alice
Scharer, and that I will refuse TO
pay any debt 80 contracted
HERMAN SCHAREk
Dated July 30. 1875,
RAD debts collected. Universal Adj
Co, ELiot-i6To, ll0s Alaska BID
RHEUMATISM aud blood disorders
cured. .. + Seymour, AofT Arcade
bldg
Or IsIlAM, chiropodisL Peoples
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"a TRANSPORTATION
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Divorce Complaints

Alice Isabel W.. Otto n. Blrk, cruelty.
Charles vs.. Mary Bl1ledenux, desor-
ton.
Fanny W. Josef PelZ. desertion
Mary vs.. samuel II, Hampson,
cruelty
Florence w. Alexander Anthony.
cruelty.
Abel n. w. william H. Mass, deaer-
on.
alan w. l.. q. Martin, incompati-
bility.
BETTY N. w. Carl Il. Tantow. nom
support.
ruth J. w. RUDE Ellis, nonsnpport.
h. H. w. Mary uarnpson, cruelty.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence Age
Larsen, Glen H., Enumclaw ...2t
Rogers, Mildred. Enumclaw ....1S
Berilln. Mike. Enumclaw 10
Lucas. Anna, Enumclaw ..........29
Creus, John H.. Brcmerton. ......21
Mosher, Mabel. Bremerton ...... 81
Allyn. Marion s.. Belllngham Legal
Estaunsne, Esther, Los Angeles Legal
Gross, Reynold j., Seattle .... Legal
mcElroy Esteilc j., Seattle Legal
icente, Giuseppe. Seattle ......27
Eano, Erminia, Renton ......20
M5rrisSey, James H., Charles
ton ...............,... Legal
Ereidloff, Hazel j.. Seattle 49,. Legal
Mclaughlin, John, Chicago. Legal
Luce, lone. stanwood .........Legal
Longbotham, Edwin. Portland .g5
Long bOthaTn. Junnita. Portland .19
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GARAGES
5 AUTOS FOR SALE
EBERHARTER'S
Better Used Cars
LONER PRICES
EASIER TEHMs'
BETTER TRADES
SPEEDY STUFF
SPORT. 87s5
.AHn ANn nnnnA

Local BuHinssa man took grsat
pride in appearance aud ruudi.
ton ~ this beautiful speedy car
iir always kept u looking like
new and in tho very finest me.
chanleai condition. It's prac'
bought f.. our mechanics say.
after going over Il very
thoroughly and Hdbiscting Il 70
FiEld tests
II Is equipped with the famous
dual valve motor aud double tx
milton system The sporty ma
room finish and five red wiro
like now. II has five extra
ntruus cord tires. expensive
brown leather upholstery two
largo s. q NJ spot iiEhtn. classy
nickeled radiator and nickel
trimmed drum headlights aud
stop llEhi. bsyaled plate glasa
Wind WINS motomo'sr ana
awipe Gus uIt sport bars. rear
vision mirror. special horn, lock
steering wheel. hummer Alumlns
i'm step plates and other eHpou.
Hiye extras zee. Il has the right
hand drive Come early. VERY
EASY TERMS
Ilass overland Coupe, 5paat il7b
ifaeG Chevrolet Coupe ,ss...s..s Asa
1893 FoFd Coupe .sssss--,..- sHA
ltass Ford Touring .s,ssts..... aTb
T-phRa Chandler Touring .sss 2bh
| Liberty Touring .t.st.tt..srts ss2
Chevrolet Touring ,sstt.ss "
VERY EASY TERMS
Open Evenings Eilaisszt2.
EBERHARTER'S
GARAGE INC
THIRD AT VIRGINIA
Late Model
Buick 4 Coach
Tots % extras Car IL mechanically
perfect: pAlnt locks like new; spot
fiEht. trunk. : bumpers, rnubhers.
mntamr,sr. Rutomatir swipe 3
good cord tlres Big saving in
price
Walkers Used Car Dept.
Corner 4th & Blanchard
ELIoT-si7a
1924 OVERLAND CHAMPION BE-
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tiren Just like new. This little So.
dan has had excellent care, and
shows little or no wear and tear.
Priced extremely low a; ts25.
Convenient Terms
w. l.. Eaton
DODGE BROTHERS DEALER
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AUCTION SALES
BUSHELS
Tuesday Auction

once again tho homo furninhers
and dealers will find splendid
opportunity 30 secure bargains
IN furniture and other desir-
able offerings a. our TUES
DAY AUCTION, for our sales
figGF ~. As USUAL filled With
hundreds az articles "a be sold
10 the highest biddera between
1880 d ~ and acc p N Come
and see. where you can save
money in buying such goods ~
9Ni3 wilton rugs a ANAL
Chinese rug FRbCAitn rpuuis
4xsd rugs. iinnleum and felt-
bAar floor covering ~ the yard
or roll Administer and Htus~
sells rugs and carpet, dining
sets aud odd tables chairs and
bufgeta. gunaol and cabinet
Photographs. simmons pRnsled
and other steal beds, double.
deck syringe. good mattresses.
bedding. Leonard refrigerator,
mahogany and oak bookcases,
Monarch aud other sanitary
base ranges. spiecn pariur set
with carved frames. wicker
stands and easy chairs ladies'
draka whuiruriatH stand,
electric washer, vacuum clean.
era. hail treas drwrscrh chests
OF drawers. commodca. touches.
machines. baby bugElsa. win.
dow shades. kitchen tables and
quecnE. utensils. curtains,
tools. paint. toilet howl. gas
and oil stoves, lawn mowers.
cite.
Practically everything comes 10
our salcsfloor. 30 that you arc
sure O. find anything you need
al one OF the three regular
saIr# each week at
Bushels Auction House
Main. 1854 26g6 Second Az
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z ROOMS AND BOARD

MANrEn-lO table hoardera al
iaioh Eaat Pike Sc HAst-iboe.
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WANTED
REAL ESTATE

BALLARD HOME WANTED
4-b-rO1mH; large lot. about $4,000
j. T.. FOREHAND, SOC Lenry Bldg
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

births in their households are re-
ported BY the following men;
Hugh. Chin. sis Maynard alley, boy
CIeary. Peter. 1901 y sixth ave- boy.
Jerome, Antoine. 1921 Seventh ave 8,
Llndsay. Albert. 52s7 18th ave. y. Z.
Harris. John A.. ss2a s7th ave. n. E..
Brown. william. 45:s brooklyn ave-
Reammsls. Leroy, 41s E. Northiake
Andersen der ~ Olaf. aoss ssh ave. S. W,
roate. John. 1915 Yakima ave- girl
2illner. Albert. girl.
Petyic, Edward. city, boy.
Games, Edward. 22l7 +. Terrace ST..
gIrby Charles: $3.50 18th ave. N f..
boy.
Ear. Nick. 1916 w. ssth st.. boy.
Davis. Herbert. T02 Garfield 1t, girl.
hfesher. Abe, 2gff r.. Terrace ST.. girl.
Nelson, sivert, 1920 w, 53rd st., girl.
Reynolds. II. f., 1929 Orleans st. boy.
I.atorre. a., ii40 corwiu pl.. boy
Dunn. T.. 5i5 s2nd ave, girl
Bridwell, Hayden, 5725 2sth ave. n.
xoegle r. George, aos L. 52nd St, girl.
Harris. Charles. 2l10 Virginia st.,
Harding. Harold. 25ss First ave. W,
sfscarthy. Charles. ioi 18th ave. n.
u1iEs. Glenn. 7Oas sand ave. n. W,
Dostick. Earl 4521 2sth ave. s. W.
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9 MALE HELP WANTED

TWO surveyors 70 work al
CathcarL Three carpenters
wanted 10 build small
houses under contract. But
must buy property and let
part OF money 60 on land
See c. n. HiilmRn'n Engineer,
ens Third ave. Open TIL .
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the purpose all matters in disputes. We must appeal to his business sense to abide by it's decisions when hand ed down. And we appeal to his busi- ness sense, his sense of profit and loss, to stay on the job and finish the job until his difference is ended"
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Working in a factory by day and studying music by night, Amera Cal deron, Mexican girl, living in New York, won the opportunity to become an opera singer and will soon make her debut.
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Charles R. Clay, 12, is to receive a medal for saving the life of much heavier companion who was knocked unconscious by diving against rock in a stream near Seattle.
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Shoes for Skates, Urbach's.

For throwing a stone through window, Louis Hare and Warren Sup plee of Collinwood, N. J., both IA, were sentenced to go to bed at every night for two months.
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Leona Baldwin, 13 year old Vermont girl raised a turkey and took it to Washington where she and 13 other Girl Scouts cooked and served it to President and Mrs. Coolidge.
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Donald Finn, of St. Paul, aged 12, has won first prize for violin play ing and his dog Mitzie took first prize in a kennel show.
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The 1925 wool clip amounted to ap- proximately 25O,OOO,OOO pounds an in- crease of 100000 pounds over that of last yesr.
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Mammoth tusks weighing ton and estimated to be over 50,00O years old were recently sold in England.
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Mrs. Henrietta Collins of Batter sea, Eng, goes shopping alone twice a week. although she is 105 years old.
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The latest Winchester Bolt Action 30-Government and .27O caliber rifles for sale by J. l.. Graef. If
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More than 10000 skulls are preserv- ed in the National Museum at Wash ington.
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Fine leather writing companions at
 S25O and up-Alaska Shop. tiff.
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A handsome Christmas box will be given with each purchase at Urbach's the rest of the month. If
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WANTED-Girl to assemble and fold Prosperity Edition.
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Hand tinted pictures wrapped se- curely for mailing-Alaska Shop. If.
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Chicago first used a fire engine in 1857 when it had 90,O00 inhabitants.
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Manicure sets, $33O to s15-Alas- ka Shop. If.
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WANTED-Girl to work on Pros perity Edition.
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Pyralin ivory by piece or set-A1-,
 aska Shop. If.
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Fine mems purses and key cases Alaska Shop If
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Xmas cards, Alaska Shop. If
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Wolf Trimmed Parkas, Urbach's. If
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Felt Shoes, Urbach's.
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Army Moleskin Parkas, Urbach's
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

FOR SALE-Piano, good condition: First $15o takes it. Phone Madi- son Al. If
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DRESSMAKING and all kinds of sew ing done. Mrs. Fairmap. Phone
 Mad. 28 k31
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DELL B.. SHERIFF, Alaska's tuner has gone North. Will return to Se- ward about Dec. 1. k12
, 1925-08-20
THE VANISHING west

The era of free land in the United States is nearly gone.
BY act of congress, the president is required to consolidate
land offices when their receipts fall below a certain sum, and
appeared in the last year under this Legislation. Many of
them, to be sure, had persisted long past their usefulness, sim
ply to provide easy berths for decayed politicians. But their
recent rapid mortality cannot but bring a sigh of regret to
an older generation, to whom the vista of great open lands
waiting for the pillow was part of their sense of the special free
dom of America.
The truth is, another West is passing. The old Wild West
went long ago, with its unfenced, free range and its picturesque
cowboys picturesque in character as well as in costume)
which still survives. But now the West that succeeded it is
going too-the West Of the homesteader, more lately come into
the romantics of fiction through the works of Villa Gather
and others. Free land has followed the free range into the
limbo of far-off, forgotten things.
The West that is, is a land of fenced pastures and farms
owned in fee simple subject to mortgage at 8 per cent, motor
cars, and golf courses. A little of the old life is nursed along
upon "dude ranches and in the wild game sanctuaries of the
national parks. The homesteader is embalmed in film and
book. The present farmer is like his brethren in New Hamp-
shire or Ohio.
Where will the migration bitten younger sons go next'
Wll we become another Britain, exporting youth to other con-
hnents and the islands of the sea-to such, at least, of even
these as have open spaces lefti Whatever the answer, America
Is practically ''fuDup'' so far as free land is concerned. The
process hereafter will be to divide more infinitely what land
is already under cultivation, and slowly to bring into cult
walton arid and swamp lands. 1t is a change in facts and in
future history. Worlds Work.
, 1925-08-20
Government Books
Help Citizens on
Farm, Ranch, Home

Are you receiving from Uncle Sam
the help to which you are entitled?
Among the mediums through which
he is anxious to assist, are his bulle-
tins and pamphlets treating prob
lens Of the farm, ranch and home.
These publications.. several hundred
in number, contain highly valuable
and practical information. Farm
bookkeeping. breeds of cattle. sheep
or horses. canning of fruit and vege-
tables, food for young childen. house
cleaning made easier. and eradica-
ton of household pests are only a
few of the great many treatises to
be had for the asking. Each subject
is handled separately in an individual
pamphlet and a letter to your sena-
tor or representative will bring you
the desired publications. A complete
list OF all available publications will.
upon request. be sent o by any
, 1925-08-20
ROdeOs Are Not
Cruel But The
Sob Is Lifted

A woman in Chattanooga, Tenn,
president of the Humane society in
that city, has wired a protest to Chi
cago against holding a rodeo, which
is an exhibition of western life,
showing how steers are roped and
branded. She is moi the first to lodge
a complaint on the rodeo. Various
other humane organizations, women's
clubs and various societies have m
tested. s-j3l,
The intentions Of these complaints
are good. Their hearts are fitht.
They object to displays of brutality,
to ill treatment Of animals.
But in this same city of Chicago
men are being shot down and killed,
women are raped and robbery is
prevalent. 1t is q human rodes.
only far worse. And yet the wom1a's
clubs. the humane societies and other
organizations are not found protest.
ing over this condition of affairs.
They are not ~noticeably striving to
uphold justice. to fight rotten poll
tics; they are not condemning the
criminal.
Instead of this. what happens. A
man murders another. The youthful
criminal Is locked up. and soon the
women and men humanists begin to
pour out their sympathy on his be-
half. flood the jublic with sentiment
and tears. Perhaps they may help
to raise funds SO that the slayer may
purchase the best legal talent and
escape his just punishment.
1t is horrifying when a steer is
roped. But 1t is nothing when a
man or woman is slain. 1t Is right
to protect the dumb beasts against
cruelty. But is 1t not equally import
ant to protect huminaty?-Miami
Herald.
, 1925-08-20

While It is reported thai only
four Americans returned incomes OF
above s5.OO0,0OO for 1924. more than
two million returned incomes of
$4,000. and that is really what keeps
the wheels turning.-Omaha Bee.
1t may be time to remark that. in
spite of the general uneas'ress
about Won Hindenburg's election.
the kaiser does not seem 10 be get
ting any nearer to Potsdam Pos
ton Transcript.