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Arizona state miner., 1925-07-11
Boufant Frocks
for Young Girls
Simplicity, Youthfulness,
Feature Party Dresses
Shown in Paris.

This year Paris insists upon two
qualities for the girls party dress.
The first Of these, observes a Paris
writer in the New York Herald-Trib-
une, is simplicity and the second
youthfulness. Slim line and bouffant
frocks have authentic places In the
current mode, but the latter is consid-
cred more unusual and can be attrac-
lively worn by the girl Of debutante
age. Among others, she may choose
the full, picturesque robe de style,
With its wide, round skirt, often
trimmed with exquisite embroidery.
This year Lanvin is dotting her skirts
and sleeves with embroidery that looks
like radiant confetti of silk or metal
powdered over a taffeta or organdie
frock. A dress Of this type should, Of
course, have the wide oval decolletage
slipping off the shoulders, which Is so
becoming to the neck and shoulders of
the younger girl. AS sleeves are an
important factor In this seasons fash
ions, it should have little puff sleeves
on 1880 lines. The corsage should be
q semi-ftting affair with seams, but
entirely innocent of anything resem-
bling q bone, for If 1t were anything
but entirely supple 1t would scarcely
find place In the modern wardrobe
Godets, fiat plaits and f1ounces
either plisse or gathered, are all used
for the new fullness. 1t has delight
Arizona state miner., 1925-07-11
SAVE YOUR EYES!m
Use DIR. Thompson's Hyewater. G A
Buy at your druggists or - ANzD
1167 River Troy N Y. Booklet,
Netu Professions

In the ten years between the federal
census Of 1910 and 1920 there were
only two new professions developed,
so far as being recognized by the
classifcations of the United States
census are concerned. These two were
osteopathy and aerOnautics. The fed
eral bureau of the census classifies all
gainful occupations according to it's
index, and recognizes no other Off
cially.
Arizona state miner., 1925-07-11

Ietable COMPOUND has
helped me in every
way. Before taking
it I couldn't t stand on
my feet witho ou t
pains run min G all
through my whole
body from my waist
down, just lik e
threads pulling. ]
was not fit to do any
work. My mother
got me to try the
|Vpr0t q hlp Com
Arizona state miner., 1925-07-11
Novelties of Season

A new fashion note is the small
wrapped turban made of Roman
striped silk or ribbon and a scarf of
silk in a solid color which has a bor-
der around one side and one end.
These come in marvellous color COM
binations and will add a touch of
color to the country costume.
Arizona state miner., 1925-07-11
Wyoming Leads in ELk

In the state of Wyoming there are
more elk than in all other states and
territories of the Union. The 1923
census shows that state alone has o.
572 head. About 1000 of these in
habit the Jackson Hole region. In the
last few years elk have increased in
number
Arizona state miner., 1925-07-11

Watch Cuticura Improve Your Skin.
On rising and retiring gently smear
the face with Cuticura Ointment.
Wash off Ointment in five minutes
with Cuticura Soap and hot water. 1t
is wonderful what Cuticura will do
for poor complexions, dandruff, itching
and red, rough hands.-Advertiseme
Arizona state miner., 1925-07-11
Perfect Contact for
Rotor Shaft Bearings

Where pigtails are not used and a
brush or bearing contact makes the
connection for rotors, considerable
scratching will be heard when the
rotor is turned. To make a good con-
tact for such a bearing. writes a cor
Arizona state miner., 1925-07-11
WAS NOT FIT
TO DO Her WORK
Dreadful Condition of Mrs.
Fullerton's Health Remedied
by Lydia E. Pinkharn's
Vegetable Compound

Clearfeld, Pa.-'T cannot begin to tell
you how much Lydia E. Pinkham' s Veg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Girls Will Compete With
Dads Perfect Movie Face

r LOS ANGELES. May 23.--In tho
IL old days-sll OF ls years ago
Maurice Costello was said 10 have
tho most nearly perfect camera
face"
Now his daughters, Dolores. IS.
and Helene, II. have signed a three
year contract with Warner Brothers.
There Is romance. sentiment and
adherence 10 the eternal fitness Of
things in their entry into film star.
dom.
Back in July. 1903. Daddy" Cos.
tello was induced TO leave the Cecil
spooner Stock company TO enter the
movies at $40 n week.
The move was somewhat OF an ex.
pertinent. for nobody was certain
that tho movies were more than n
passing craze.
Costello became n fsyorite with
early movie fans and his appearance
on the screen was greatly RESPONSE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Palace Hip

With VIII King and his musical
comedy company opening its enRa 20.
ment at the Palace Hip next satur.
day. the Second ave. playhouse open.
ed it's last week OF the combination
vaudeville and feature photoply pol.
Icy with today's matinee.
The feature pho,oplay attraction
Is The Cactus Cure" drama OF a
Western ranch. replete with thrills
and romance. Dick Hatton and Yak.
ina Canutt, champion cowboy. have
the leading roles in ''The Cactus
Cure" Marilyn Mills IS in tho fem.
mime lead, while her two famous
trained horses have important parts.
Tho czigane troupe. presenting
character dances from Romnny
Land. top tho vaudeville bill. This
IS said to be beautiful act. and ca.
able OF pleasing the most fastldi.
GUS.
Sam Milton and Aubrey Graham
win many laughs In their comedy
skit. Turn to the Left" Miss Gra.
ham Is pretty and talented. while
Milton gets laughs with his droll hu.
NOR.
Back. Fire" Is tho title OF tho skit
offered by Kelly and Wise. A broken
down automobile furnishes material
for argument between this pair ant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Director Discovers Secret
Common to All EYES Daughters

"Al women feel IN their hearts
that they arc great ertrrHscs." de-
clared William do Mile, direC.ss be
tween SCENES OF his latest effort
Lost A Wife"
"The first time began 10 seriously
study women was years afe when J
was writing plays FOR David Belaaco.'
Mr.. do Mile explained humorouhly,
MIR. Belasco told ms my women
were weak. unreal lie told mo /
localized them too much So I began
to make deep study OF all types
OF women.
directing pictures has been an OK
ccilent school for this study. Women.
bless tholr hearts. arc as different
as day - from night IL is strange
that they can be- 10 radically unlike
and slill maintain a charming sim
ilnnty.
II find from experience. and also
from the thousands OF letters mailed
TO me. that nearly every woman In
the world. feels IN her heart that
she could DO famous actress N the
opportunity would present Itself,
They think because they have had "A
few experiences OF their own that
they have suffered sufficiently to
mako them actresses.
This n a greatly mistaken idea.
n u ridiculous. Feeling an emotion
does not mean one can express this
thing 10 a Huper.erlticnl public. one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Rod La Rogue
Denies Rumors
of Engagement

Stating cmphatlcaily that mo" no
Is not engaged 10 Poia NeRrt. Rod
La Roque climbed off transconti.
mental train In Los Angeles 10 begin
his career an star for Cecil DE
Mile.
Tho Lilies OF the FIELD might
we'll have hung their heads. say Los
Angeles reporta. for In Rogue. fresh
from chummy London visit with
the Prince OF Wales. burst upon the
eyes OF his Hollywood friends clad
in the latest creations Of tho per.
soual tailor TO Ellis Iilghncss." Yea.
his pants were fun and baggy md
fellowship coat lapcls this year
viii be nearly twice ordinary sizel
In Rogue met all queries os to his
reported deep interest in 'thc Negu"
by stating tina, they were Just
friends" and that there was moth.
Ing to- the engagement rumor
Ia Rogue win have to doff his
gIittering new English wardrobe at
once in order 10 play the uncouth
Australian hero Of "The Coming Of
Amos" ". J. Loeke's bestSeller.
This tale. adapted by James Creel.
man and Garrett Fort, win serve TO
introduce rs a star the hero OF THE
Ten Commandments" Paul Sloan
will direct. Jetta Goudal viii play
opposite the star with Noah Berry
In an important featured role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Youngest Coogan
Starts to TraUei
Early in Career

Jackie cooGAN's kid" broth
81 ~ made his initial transcon'
iln.nial trip last week when, ae'
companlod by his mother and
aunt DO left Hollywood for New
Yori, TO join his famous brother
and his father.
Despite the iuxurles and com
forts offered By a drawing room
on the California Limited. tho
new scion Of tho Coogan family
was Dissatisfied. 10 "A special tray.
cling haBsinet was made for him.
II vas q wicker affair cushioned
with downy pillows and delicate
fabrics aud fitted snugiy into a
seat in the Pullman Wheels
were designed for tho hassiuct 30
that when Robert Coognu viFited
bis hotel in Chicago and New
York. a few slight twists Of the
wrists and presto. tho travelling
bgesinet became a combination
bed and cart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23

Gilda Grey, who starts a
weeks engagement at the
Columbia Monday, declares
that she introduced the SHIN
MP in America, but that it
originated pith the ancient
Egyptians.
T'HE Egyptians were the real origl'
i majors OF the "shimmy'"
This information. which may or
may not add 10 tho prestige Of
Pharoahs. comes from an authorize.
tive source--from none other, in fact.
than Gilda Gray herself. who IN gen.
orally credited with being tho iuven.
tor and originator OF the shiyering.
wjggly.dance.
Miss Gray win be in Seattle for n
personal appearance NJ tho head OF
her own review which begins an en-.
gagemcnt nt tho Columbia. Monday
May 20.
People have an erroneous Idea"
says Miss Gray. that the shlmmy
dance as done in America or as in.
troduced here by me. came from tho
ilacs that dot the Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
GEORGE 0'BRIEN AND
EDWARD ALBERT EVEN

George o'Brien. whose most recent
release Is Havoc. has squared nc.
counts with the Prince OF wales. In
recent costume play George wore
q gray high hat the style OF which
was later introduced By his highness,
Edward Albert.
However. o,Bricn has obtained a
new Prince OF Wales vest which no
IL introducing as the latest thing In
evening dress TO his American friends.
II has wide lapel effect which.
when buttoned. forms large IVY"
in front. Actors in Hollywood are
scramblinE TO copy the new vogue.
oBricn displayed 1t first In THE
Fighting Heart" which John Ford
Is making.
1.-THE prince introduced my hat
over there" says George. but IN
troducod his vest over here"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
! Pantages

A double headline vaudeville bin
Is on the program with tho new
show opening az the Pantages Mon
day matinee stellar attraction
honors are divided between win
dow shopping a comedy surprise,
and The Three White Kuhns
The feature picture is The Night
ship" tense thFohbsng and dra-
matte story OF adventure on land
and sea. Il IS said 20 be a most
colorful production TYPICAL OF the
environment In which the action Is
laid. with plenty OF thrills. Mary
Carr. Robert Gordon and a stellar
cast are featured
Dell Lawrence. we'll known
former Seattle stock show favorttc.
Is featured with Dina Stock IN
'swindow shopping. aided by a
metropolitan cast. II is claimed to
be one OF the bright spots Of 1895
vaudeville.
The Three White Kuhns are wen
known to Seattle audiences. They
are trio Of popular entertainers
TIL plumber this year is called
"A Breeze Frcm the West. offer
ing splendid program OF songs
and instrumental numbers. \ n elc-
ment Of surprise Is the closing fea-
ture OF these alI-star entertainers
Naomi and the Brazilian Nuts APP
pear in South American hreezes
from falkland. poppy program Of
syncopaied songs. music and dances
mixed with acrobatics that show the
speed Of these maryeIs from Brazil.
are featured.
Diversion via Racetrack" Is the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23

Jean Singer, popular con-
tralto 1oith VIII Kings COM
panv, ioiH be featured IN q
aew number on the opening
program at the Palace Hip,
May so.
D EHEARsALs for Surprises OF
IL 1895" VIII Kings opening pro.
duction. arc well under way, and
the popular comedian Is promising
many new and unique features for
tho opening OF his return engage.
ment at the Palace Hip next sat.
urday. May 80.
Announcements OF the numbers
10 be presented in Surprises Of
1925" are being withheld by King
until early next week. However,
he promises the local playgoers TO
show all OF the old favorites.
King will be cast in his mint.
able 'Ikey Ieschinskey" role. Pop.
ulnr Lew Dunbar is back again as
Keys friend and companion.
Mike Doolcy." Others in the cast
OF surprises OF 1925" viii be
Reece Gardner. Arthur Belasco.
Howard Evans. Harry Davis, Bessie
Hin. Clair Starr. Honora Hamilton.
Billie bingham. Clara Lavalie. Nil.
dred Markle. the Blossom Sisters.
Jean Singer. Valerie Noyes and
Clara Layernc.
Hermie King. OF course. IL back
again with iiis "supcr-Soloists ="
HcrmIe's band will appear in con.
cert before each musical comedy,
rendering four numbers,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Rays From
New FORKS
Footlights

Gertrude Hoffman arrives IN New
York Thursday on tho President
Roosevelt with her fifteen dancing
girls. for the third and new edition
OF Artists and Models" Tho girls.
who have just completed an engage.
ment at tho Moulin Rouge IN
Paris. have been abroad for over
year. Miss Hoffman leaves behind
two other dancing units. one In Eng,
land and ono in Germany.
''rhs Student Prince f. now in
tho 2sth week OF lta engagement at
Jolson's theater In New York.
Jacob A, wciaer. who last season
produced Martin Flayin's children
OF the Moon" last nigh, presented q
new drama By tho same author called
Lady OF tho Rose" az the 4sth
Street thcaier The east includes
Henry Herbert. Margaret Mower
Howard Lang. Edwin Maxwell. Ken.
meth Fox, William Podmorc. Vaughn
pcering and Margaret Mosier. Henry
Herbert ana Jacob weiscr have
staged the production.
Artists and Models" the revue nj
tho Casino theater. n now In the last
week ~ It's metropolitan run. II viii
be presented In Chicago At the
Appollo thsnter on May 81.
The Loves OF Lulu" with Margot
Kelly and ulirIch Haupt. il now
being presented az the Ambassador
theater. having been transferred 10
this playhouse from tho lsth street
thcatcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23

bio for tho success made by the Vita.
graph company.
Three days before Warmers bought
out the 2S-year-old vitagIaph organ.
ization Dolores and Helene signed
contracts with the company in which
their father had shared in success.
It's another evidence OF the peren-
NAL infancy Of the picture indus.
try-this signing up OF the Costello
girls while yet in their teens.
They aren't the only representa-
tives OF the second generation
sprung from picture pioneers-but
they are the daughters OF Maurice
Costello. hero OF many an early
screen drama.
II he had the perfect screen face"
they arc at least hi sequal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23

goes 20 an art gallery and is spell.
bound by the beauty or some can.
yaH-but Il does not give ua tho
power 90 so away and transmit this
beauty 90 canvas ourselves, The
Same with music with everything.
Acting D. not a happench6neo. Itis
not superficial thing. n 10 a fun.
damental ART. an ART which only a
very few las taken 90 the heights. Z"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23

offering % Josseiyn and Turner.
and is their latest comedy novelty.
They have peppy program OF
comedy patter cello and xylophonc
numbers. interspersed with song
and dance.
Cooper and Seamon open tho bill
with flashes OF versatility. These
two VIII DO remembered for their
entertaining program OF dancing
and acrobatics formerly with
"Whirl OF tho World
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
PREPARATIONS FOR
MaclEAN'S NEW ONE

Douglas Macfsean Is assembling
his crew Of EaE men IN preparation
FOR the production OF his initial Para.
mount picture under his recently
signed contract with the Famous
Plhycrs.I.aAiSy Corporation In add.
ton 10 tho man who aided In making
Going Up" Tho Yankee Consdl.
Never sRy Die" and Introduce
Ne" sfacLcan j. considering several
important additions 10 his staff OF
funny men.
Meantime the search for suitable
story material Tor the Forthcoming
MacLsan comedy Is progressing
steadily. Tho choice has been mar.
rowsd down to half dozen stories
including two well known stage sue
reNsrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23

serves 20 keep the audiences In q
constant uproar OF laughter.
Mons. Herbert, THE Musical Walt.
err" is appearing for tho first time
In American vaudeville. His bit is
novel and highly entertaining.
This program will end Thursday
night, the Palace Hip being given
over Friday 10 tho King company,
which win have complete dress
rehearsal for their opening produc.
ton. "gurpriscs OF 1896"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
cuRMoop STORY COMING

Manager John Hnmrick, OF tho
Blue Mouse. announces that James
oliver Curwoods famous epic OF tho
North, "Barce. Son OF Kazan." will
DO tho attraction coming 10 the Blue
Mouse next Saturday. Tho nttrac.
ton VIII introduce for tho first time
on the screen Wolf" the miracle
dog OF the screen. an an Alaskan
husky. It Is claimed that this dog
performs fcats OF almost human in
telligence. Anita Stewart will DO
seen in the leading feminine rolc of
tho attraction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23

Several noblewomen appear in
tho forthcoming photoplay. Tho
Heart OF Siren" 10 give the pic.
turo tho artistocratic atmosphere
needed. Included among them are
Countess Drcnoycr, Countess Toto,
Baroness dc Mondcll and Mime. La
Ntatatfo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23

"a They call themselves
the three White Kuhns, !"
and they are competing for
headline hoHorS on the nete
Pdntages blH, Which opens
Monday. (2) Marpel Graham,
featured IN a cleUer number
on the program opening to-
day at the Palace Hip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23
Foofight
Attractions

PALACE utP-vn willie. ard
movie. The Cactus Cure"
PsNrAGEs- poub,s as4diins vaaas.
VIE. and movie.
METROPOLITAN ~ Dark. Coming.
May 81, The show oft"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-23

Carol Lombard. the girl who was
never an extra" has signed with
William Fox TO play feature parts.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-12

dundarfa en- beneficio de anlbos..
Los cornpradores rehusan aceptar
embarques con cus1quier pretexto
Ell los casos en- que el articulo ex-+
perimenta. algana baja. No pue
den soportar la perdida.
gSCuando. los. niolinos embarean el
grano conforne. sq ycoaatrato. o
con alFeglo le. estipulade, a inn
pertadores de responsabilidad, por
nlediaci6n de un corredor bien re-
putado, los ,embarcadores estalr
perfectamente protegidos contra
perdidas de todas classes por las
leyes de Puerto Rico. Z
La buena fe y cierto espiritTr
de justicia son esenciales en- toda'
operation nercantil de caracter
s6lido. Y hi la buena fe nj un es-
riritu de justicia pueden entrar
eli nm negocio que envuelve IL
venta de un producto los i1npor-
tadores responsablesS en- Puerto
Rico en- otra parte, Y al nlisIno
tempo la venta a los clienteS To-
gicos Y naturales de estos mismos
ilnportadores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-12

puede dedicarse a la venta de
arroz en- Puerto Rico por un de-
recho de corretaje inferior a diez
centavos, de los que tendra que
pagar sus cables.
No hay duda que la practice
por Ia cual los. corredores de
arroz en- Puerto Rico pueden COM
prar pof su cuenta y luego ven
der sobre base de corretaje de-
biera ser abolida. Estos elenientos
venden a los impoftadores, Y II
inismo tempo Sc lan7an por los
cuatro vientos y vcn.ter a~1os pc
quenos concentrates en- arroz, los
que debieran comprar el +. articulo
exelusivamente a los importado-
res. Esto es eontrario a toda bue-
ma practica en- los .negocios. El CO.
rredor que srecurre a estos medios
establece competencia no tan solo
con su propio cliente, sino tam
bien- con los molinos. Es manifes-
tamente cierto que una practica
de este linaje ha de producer Sc
rio trastorno en- ell negocio de
arroz en- Puerto Rico, desarrollan-
do salgo asi como un germen de
animosidad contra los molinoS de
los Estados Unidos.
Sienpre ME ha parecido que Sc
ria una .politica prudente a Sc
guir por parte de los molinos Gc
arroz el. lilnitar sus ventas en-
Puerto Rico a importadores de
responsabilidad. Esto contribuiria
no POGO a desarrollar ui1 buen en-
terdido entire. los. n1olineros. de
arroz y los inportadores, y re-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-12
CUANDO LOS REYES DEL
ARRQZ pESPIERTENey ,
- rsaers ev~T7--''e.I s -
I. Por John H. KERR ~ ~
(Traduccion del artfculo pubhea-
do en- la edieion de Mayo del
Rice ,JournaP')

Es una yerdad incontroyertible
cue. los molinos de arroz de los
Estados Unidos Sc dan cuenta que
en- los casos, en- que un. corredor
de arroz en- Puerto. Rico compra
per su cuepta ell incentive de OBJ
teiier los ntejores precios para
ei moiino desaparece por cornple-
to. Llegara el momento, yo me
aventuraria a predecir, en- que dos
molinos reiiusaran vender los
corredores .por ..su cuenta, porque
at hScerlo asi ellos hacerr, possible
Una cempetencia nlalsa7a en-. .Puer
to- Ricoy' 10 que Sc vuelve .cot1tTa
ellos n1isn1os rebajando; sus- pro-
pins precios. Els. evidente que ni11-
gll1 corredor de. arroz que haee
su negocio sobre bases legitinas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-12
TROTZKI A FAVOR DE, LOS
.HUELGUISTAS DE
SHANGHAI

MOSCU, JUNO II. (Cable Fran
cesl Leon Trotziis ex-conisario
dc la guerra de Russia, fniembro
dc la asamblea ejecutiva de los
/. scyiets, al comentar un aftfculo
publicado por lie Pravda" sobre
los. recientes sucesos en- China,
ha decalarado que el movimiento
revolucionario que Sc hace sentir
en- la Repdblica Oriental esta inn
pregnado del espiritu de Moscu
y que Russia ,esta dispuesta a ad-
mitir en- el seno del bolchevismo
a los obrerosa chinos que Sc han
declarado en- huelga Y a los estu-
diantes que han protestado con-
ira las imposiciones de las. gran
des potencias europeas.