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Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-10
BOARD MEMBERS
READY TO DODGE
new SUBP0ENAS
Dy United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 10
\ second set of subpoenaes, report
ed cnroutc north, ordering members
of the state prison board to ap-
pear before the San Bernardino
county grand jury, will be met with
the same disregard which greeted
the first documents, George \. Van
Smith, president Of the board, said
today.
The parole body is wanted in San
Bernardino to explain why it re-
leased Fred A. Afford, former city
manager of Ontario, from San Quen-
tin after he had served but few
months on an indeterminate SEN
tence for embezzlemcnt. The sub
poenaes order the board s appear
ance Thursday.
$50 they re after us again. are
they?' Van Smith commented to-
day when told by the United Press
that the papers are speeding north
ward by special delivery mail.
"They served one on me several
days ago but lost it. / don't even
know what it said.
1--WE have board meeting Thurs
day and / don Z think that meeting
will be held in San Bernardino.
San BeTnardino advices stated the
subpoenaes this time named the
board members as individuals, not
as body, but Van Smith said such
distinction would make no differ
ence in their refusal to appear.
The subpoenaes are supposed to
be received by the sheriff of Marin
county, in which San Quentin is To-
Gated, but had not arrived today.
That authority said if they name
the board as individuals he would
be unable to serve them, as the mem
bers do not live in Marin county.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-10
Pound Again Head of Imperial Irrigation District
Last Call For
Payment OF
Income T a X

Residents of El Centre and vi
cinity, who have not as yet made
up their income tax returns, are
warned by H. H. Waugh, deputy
internal revenue collector that
this is the last week in which
returns can be filed without in
curing penalty.
For the purpose of aiding those
who need assistance in making
out their returns, Mr.. Waugh
will be at the Ell Centre Cham
ber of Commerce every day this
week, from $3.50 until O'Clock,
also on Monday of next week.
Undsr the law, the time for
filing income tax reports ex-
pires on March IS. Due to the
fact that this date is Sunday,
the government has allowed one
day Of grace and reports filed
on Monday, March 16, will be
accepted as being within the law.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-10
Herrin Battle
Re-Opened By
Bomb Outrage
ny United Press Leased Wire

HERRIN, H., Mar. 10.-Authori-
ties here today feared new out
breaks in the intermittent warfare
between members of the Ku Klux
Klan and khan opponents as re-
suit of dynamite explosion last
night which injured II. o. Fowler,
an acknowledged klansman, and his
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler were in
tho Herrin hospital today. Mrs.
Fowler is still unconscious and doe
tors think there is little chance for
her recovery.
The explosion, apparently caused
by n dynamite bomb, broke windows
in several buildings in the neigh.
borhood.
The khan and anti-klan warfare
has been at n standstill since the
killing of s. Glenn Young, famed
kIansman and liquor raider, sew
eral weeks ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-10
DOHENY CHARGED
WITH EVADINC
INCOME TAX LAW

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 10-Charg
ing Edward l.. Doheny and his as
sOciates with cvading the income
tax law suit to recover 1901 551 .62
has been filed in federal court here
by j. Edwin Simpson, assistant
United States attorney.
The complaint charges n transfer
of the assets of the Doheny Paci
fic Petroleum Company to the Pan
American Petroleum Company of
California in 1919 at profit of
s. 2,089, ,6S0.9S which was not disclos-
ed by income tax returns.
The defendants include f. L.
Doheny, Sr., f. l.. Doheny, Jr.,
Mrs. Carrie Estelle Doheny, j. c.
Anderson and Olin Wcllborn, Jr
Olin Wellborn, Jr., of Dohcny s
legal staff, said he planned to OPP
pose the suit. "We are prepared
to resist the suit not only in the
court in which it was filed, but
also in such higher courts as the
ease may be carried,' he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-10
HARMONY MARKS
ORGANIZATION OF
BOARD FOR YEAR
To Ask Budget Revision
In Order to Avoid
Deficit

AS the clock struck twelve noon
today the board of directors of the
Imperial Irrigation district which
has held office for the past term,
turned over the affairs of the dis
trict to the new board
Following roll call to which each
of the new directors answered pre-
sent, Earl G.. Pound was reelected
chairman for the coming term. +.
H. McIver was reelected secretary
to the board and a recess was TAX
en- during the lunch hour.
The following directors assumed
their duties on the new board to-
day: c. w. Brockman, first di-
vision, CaleXico; Ira Aten, second
division, Ell Centre; William O.
Blair, third division, Calipatria;
Earl c. Pound, fourth division.
Brawley, and Mark Rose, fifth di-
vision, Holtville Mack Trentham,
director during the past term, was.
the only one of the old board to be
relieved of office.
~ ioi 90 NAlNiHdl dppNdldHttS
went today in the reorganization of
the board of directors, all is plae
and there was no objection to the
nomination of either Mr.. Pound or
Mr.. McIver for the offices of
chairman and secretary.
In commenting on the outlook for
the coming year, Chairman Pound
said this noon, that it is expected q
definite policy will be formulated
within the next week or two. CAT
present. Pound said, 81 am not in
a position to speak as to the plant
that the new board will pursue. -
The new board will continue it's
meeting this afternoon at which
time it is expected that a resolu-
ton asking Chief Engineer Car
berry to revise his budget for the
coming year will be presented.
The budget already presented to
the board calls for a larger expen-
diture than the estimated income of
the district will cover, Pound said.
Il think | am giving the general
opinion of members of the board
when | say that we are opposed to
approving an expenditure that will, /,
involve IL deficit at the end Of the
year, the chairman said.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-10
COOLIDGE BACKS
PUNISHMENT OF
PARTY B0LTERS

WASHINGTON, Mar. 10.-Pres-
idcnt Coolidge thoroughly approves
of the expulsion by the Republicans
senate majority of the four La
Toilette supporters from committee
chairmanships and assignment. it
was said at the white house today.
The spokesman for the President
said Mr.. Coolidge did not regard
the expulsion of the Independents
as either punishment Or discipline,
but rather rs the fulfillment of
promises made during the last cam
paign.
The Republican party was placed
in power by vote of the people.
the President was said to feel, and
should now take measures to as
sure itself of majority rulq in con-
gress in response to that mandate.
The four ousted senate Republi
cans intend to carry their protest
to their constituents this summer.
Rebellious at the action of the
senate i'll adopting the plan OF Re
publican leaders, which drops SEN
ators Ladd, Nork Dakota, Repub-
ators Ladd, North Dakota, Re
Republican; Brookhart, Iowa, Re
publican, and La Toilette, Wiscon
sin, Republican, to the bottom of
tha committee lists, the members
intend to appeal to the voters back
home.
The three members of the quar-
tet now here believe the Republi
cans of their states have been de-
prived of their privileges. LII Fol
lcttc is now in Florida.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-10
BOOtleggers in
Gun Battle, One
Man Badly Hurt
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 10.-W. II.
Jones, 33, was shot and critically
wounded in u gun battle between
rival bootleggers at Southgate, a
suburb, early today.
Carl C. Walker was captured by
deputy sheriffs shortly after the
gun fight and confessed to the
shooting.
Another wounded man is believed
to have been carried away by his
comrades.
The battle occurred in a boot
leggers' haunt on. the outskirts of
Los Angeles. Officers called to the
scene found a 250 gallon still and
a large quantity Of mash, and other
evidence of bootleggers layout.
Walker claims he shot Jones in
self defense.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-10
SENATE TO PROBE
THREE ELECTIONS
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Mar. l0.-Reso-
lutions authorizing investigation by
the senate privileges and elections
committee of three senatorial con
tests in New Mexico, Minnesota and
Iowa, were adopted by the senate
today.
Holm Bursum is contesting the
election of Samuel G. Brattan, Dem
ocrat of New Mexico; Daniel f.
Stack is contesting election of
Smith w. Brookhart of Iowa, and
Magnus Johnson, Farmer.Laborite,
is contesting election of Thomas B.
Sehall of Minnesota.
The senate s action came without
debate following favorable report
on the resolutions by the audit and
control committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-10
Unusual Claim
Made By
Woman

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. TO-
Petition for a $4,000 award from
the state accid snt insurance
commission has been filed here
by Mrs. Minnie B. Wheeler,
whose husband, Harry F. Wheel
er, was drowned some months
ago in Mammoth Cave, Ky.
Wheeler was in Kentucky as
delegate to a convention, sent
by his employer. While2 boating
i'll the cave, Wheeler was
drowned when the craft cap
sized.
Mrs. Wheeler claims her hus-
bands death occurred during
the course Of employment
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-10
WHAT'S DOING

Three Wseks'' at Tulane
theater tonight.
THE Rag man" at Valley
theater tonight.
''Speed Spooks'' at Palace
theater tonight.
Night school at high school.
Bankers Institute tonight.
Knights of Pythias meet to-
night.
Knights of Columbus open
meeting at Calexico tonight.
Wesmorland farm center
meeting tonight.
Poultry Breeders meet in
Courthouse tonight.
Chamber OF Commerce lunch
con tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-10
Ry United Press Leased Wire

Ivy tn1teu trcSs Leuseu wire
WASHINGTON, Mar. 10. \
charge that Charles e. Warren, NOM
mated by President Coolidge to be
attorney general, "joined with lead
ers of the sugar trust in fixing the
price of sugar. was made on the
floor of the senate today by Sena-
tor Walsh, Montana, Democrat.
Walsh read from a series of letters
that passed between Warren and
II. o. Havemeyer. president of the
American Sugar Refining company,
which Walsh contended showed that
Warren "was the business agent of
the trust i'll Michigan. -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-10
TEAPOT DOME FIGHT BOILS ON
Government BUreS
BincLUir's Actions
In Oil Transfer
" United Press Leased Wire

NEDERAL COURT ROOM,
EYENiNE, Wyo., Mar. Hollow
&xfy +. Sinclair and his personal
t9tncy, Colonel j. w. Zevely of
shington, opened negotiations
Nh former Secretary of the In
kVr Albert b. Fall at his Three
ISrs, n. NJ, home, was detailed
'the court today in the Teapot
|eane trial.
kzevely s deposition was read by
on j. Robert of government
1fnsel.
Dc testimony told how Sinclair
Zevely, after seeing Fall at the
rec Rivers December 81, 1921,
oented a bid on February ,, say
the government would save its
from drainage, secure n pipe line
d other alleged advantages. Fall
<nounced decisions in later contro-
Ersies over the provisions of the
|Dse, Zevely said.
Fall Is Absent
u. +. Eddy, former land office
|mploye, and Roy w. Tallman,
rough another deposition, told the
turt of early clYms upon the re-
krve.
Pail had not arrived in Cheyenne
E1ay. He was reported in Denver
fing until called by the govern
ID. Sinclair was waiting at his
kel here, where he has 40 rooms
n his entourage.
ENhether he and Fall have been
Y Communication s:nce Fall came
mt has not been indicated except
krough the trip ia Denver and
rum of Falls lawyer, Henry A.
{Ise of New York.
ELawyers altcrnatcd on the stand
|fxh the creates. rapidity. One of
Is depositions was by \. w. Am
fOse former bureau of mines of.
einl. lie submitted a report just
More the Sinclair Lease was
.antcd, showing the drainage dan
~ Secretary FAN also ordered
. to start drafting the Sinclair
hse. Fall, according to Ambrose,
hought Secretary of the Navy
enby should also sign the lenses.
Ambrose testified that the Texas
mn panv was q competitor of Sin
|air for the Teapot lease, according
~ his information. lie said he
bard President Beatty of the Texas
&npany had made an offer for
" Teapot lease.
Ambrosc said his secrecy regard
the Sinclair lease was because
Svas II navy matter. Ambrose saw
I'm and Sinclait sign the lease.
Bril- l., 1922. 1t was read 20 Rear
1mirals Robson and Gregory pre-
Jus 10 the signing, Ambrose de-
bred, and Robson made some
hnges in the draft.
II Oil Magnatos Skip
koincident with the opening of
y trial, officials of the Standard
D Company Of Indiana reluctant
admitted that Colonel Robert w.
Lowart. president of the company,
10 is desired as a witness by the
|vcrnment, is on the high seas
Sund for South America.
His absence from the country
kngs the total Of oil company of
Sials sought by the government
testimony to three.
President Blackmore of the Mid
st Refining Company and former
Resident O'Neill of the Prairie
! and Gas Company, now are III
lance. Both were sought to throw
light on n transfer of over $780,
70 in Liberty bonds to former See
|tary of the Interior Fall, y the
bids allegedly being the consider
Hon given Fall for lease of Tea
y Dome to Sinclair.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-10
CARMEL MYERS GIVEN
FINAL DIVORCE DECREE

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 10.-Carmel
Myers, motion picture actress, had
her final decree of divorce from
Isadore Cornblum today, Tho film
star gained an interloeutory decree
a year ago when she testified that
Cornblum had deserted her.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-10

by United Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, Mar. TO-
The senate has taken almost
unprecedented action and re-
jected the nomination of Char
les B. Warren of Michigan to
be attorney general.
The vote was Al to SO.
The deciding vote was cast
against Warren by Senator Reed
p Of Pennsylvania to break a
tie Of 40 to 40.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-10
WALSH CLAIMS
WARREN AGENT
OF SUGAR BOSS

by Emitted Press Leased Wire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
Buster Too Much
for "SHent Cal"

President Coolidge recently dis.
proved hts right TO Tho title. "silcn,
Cal. when he attended special
showing on Tho presidential yacht.
The Mayfiowcr. OF Buster Reaton's
latest comedy gem, Seven Chances. %
which is playing at the Liberty this
week.
Unsmiling Buster had barely
started his hilarious antics as a
young man who adyer,lses for ono
wife and shortly after finds himself
In tho clutches Of several hundred
determined females in fun bridal re-.
gala before real. honcst.t TO goodness,
audible laughs were coming from
every member OF the distinguished
party OF spectators, Including Preal.
dent Coolidge himself. Kcaton IL
taking himself more seriously than
ever now that no has enjoyed Tho
unusual honor OF upsetiing the quiet
Presidents silence record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
"Poo for Icebergs"
Says Anita SteDart

Anita Stewart. the star Of BARGE.
Son OF kaxan.'' a, the Blue Mouse.
is 3srd degree 'snow.nlrd. She
qualified for membership in that 40.
lect circle OF sli.yearround swim.
msFs when floating on below zero
morning down blood.chllllnE black
river between snow.covcrcd. iclols.
decorated banks in tho face Of an les
canyon breeze.
In the story OF 'narce." Sepecse,
the Frcnch.Ind!Rn girl. floats. not
swims. down stream to a point where
she Is pulled out by Tuboa. an old
indian. Gazing on the leg Tfuckec
river, in California. Miss Stewart
shivercd Thoughts Of tho muscle.
paralyzing cold restrained her for a
moment Then she laughed bravcly-
and plunged in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
Kings Fought Bulls;
SO Does Ricardo

History has Il that at least two
kings OF Spain. Charles v. and
Phillip ". entered tho arena and
showed their proves At their coun.
try's national sport-bull fighting. So
when Ricardo Cortez. in tho title role
OF The spaniard.' now NJ the
Strand, demonstrated mis- skin in
the bull ring, he was hut following
the footsteps OF the great men OF
Spain.
There arc two buu fights IN the
picture, II Is at the frs, that Jc,ta
Goudal. in tho role OF the English
society beauty. Dolores Aunesleg.
recognizes in tho mntador In the ring
tho hero OF a recent love affair In
London
The second almost ends fatally FOR
Tho spanisrd. lie had been wounded
in helping Dolores escape from .
sang Of bandits. hut Insisted onter.
ing the fight. despite his wound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
SONGS OLD AND NEW
ON LIBERTY PROGRAM

Beginning at 1890 o'clock. the Lib
crty. next Sunday afternoon. will Of
fer its regular song contest and con-
cert in conjunction with the photo.
play program. The five choruses
which members OF tho audience who
join tho contest viii sing. are why
Couldn't II Be Poor Little Mc7"
Take Ne Back to Your Heart"
Give My Regards 10 Broadway"
Little Grey Home In tho West" and
20. Katharine" The winners OF the
different songs will be chosen by tho
audience and Will be awarded cash
prizes.
Oliver Wallace viii add to tho
entertainment with concert on the
Giant Wurlitzer. He will play lie.
mares "Andantino' and gems from
tho opera "Mignon," by Thomas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
Afghanistan Is
Setting at Capitol

Adventure in faroff Afghanistan
has an allurinE sound. And that's
what the picture, THE White Pan.
Their" starting Thursday at the capI.
toll. is based upon.
II Is said to be the first picture TO
be laid in Afghanistnn. country
sim scml.barbarous. where thrills
and romance are the stuff OF every
day living. and where the inhabitants
arc considered the bravest. mos,
trcacherous and most cruel race on
earth. Rex Baker heads an unusu-
ally strong cast.
An added attraction Is the news
pictures received by air mail. OF De
Palo winning tho great annual inter.
nationl 5oo-mile auto race at In.
dianapolis. Tho film will be shown
at the Capitol until Saturday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
TE1E
Australians Are
Invading Hollywood

Australia Ia getting 10 DO quito
suburb Of iIoliy,, God.
Dorothy Cumming. who plays
leading character role with Bon Lyon
and Anna Q Nilsson In First Ma.
uouals "Ono Nay street" M the
Coliseum. calls attention 10 a hlthcr.
20 unnoticcd fsct-,ho part Australia
Is playing In furnishing stars Tor
the screen.
Herself an Australian. where she
starred on the stage with Cyrn Maud
and IL. Il. Irving. son OF Sir Horny
Irving, Miss Cumming points 20 Enid
Bennett. Mae Busch. sylvia Dreamer
as THO Of feminine film satellites
whose patornRl shore is Australia.
Others are Louise Lovely. Winter
Hall, Snub Pollard. Billy Beyan.
Snowy Baker and Andre dc Berangsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
about the Northwest.

about the Northwest.
ION tho continent few famous
scior.plhywrfshts are: Gerald Du
Mauricr. Anthony Hope and Gul.
trgh
II think Il is not inapplicable 10
lote that Charles Dickens lifelong
ambition to be an actor. and. in.
Iced. he played on the stage when.
'ver opportunity afforded.
My list is not exhausted. but my
voice is giving out" Mr. cavanaugh
said.
Cavanaugh has appeared in Sc.
attic on eight previous occasions,
Tho first IS years ago, with com.
pany OF Juvenile comedians. His
asst appearance was with Charlotte
Greenwood. in 80 Long. Lefty"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
Acting, Playwriting Profession Go
Hand in Hand, Says "Show- off"
BY MARGARET BuNDy

''tta common deluaion." sai:
kcen.cyed Hobart Cayanaugh. th,
show off. himself. when he wa
attacked by the interviewer In his
drcsaing room after the matinee.
THAT these actor folk know moth.
ing beyond their abilities to apo Ger.
tain characters before the footlighis
And tho writing profession Ia per-
haps lur;hest removed ia the pub
les mind from histriouic artists
I'm a moment OF reminiscent, re.
search found u TO be nm outs,hnd
thor Of The witching Hour Ar.
themselves actors, TakS the play
which was. up TO tho Auccera Of
Tho show.off." considered the best
American comedy. ''Thc FRS,
Year" written by Frank Craven.
an actor.
There IL Hartley Manner. "a.
nous on the stage and writer Of
Pogo .My.Hcart.' 'iIappincsa' and
GU, There, William Gillette has
given uA such plays nj Secret
Service. An tho Comforts OF
Home and Sherlock Holmes
Augustus Thomas, called the dean
OF American playwrighta. and an.
thor Of The whitening Hour. Art.
IONA and Mrs Lcyingwclrs
unota' vsnu a nuup aa mn nblc
actor.
James Montgomery. playwright
and actor wrote Ready Money.
Aviator. Nothing but the Truth
and Irene.
''of course, everyone knows OF
Frank Bacon and his Lighinln'.'
And we have George NJ. Conan.
with his broadway Jones. Get.
Rich.ouIck wallingford. so This
Is London, and the rest Of his
string
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04

A COURAGEOUS but inexperienced
"A fastener going thru the trials
Of ranch ufe in hts efforts TO gain
perspective Of life Is tho plot Of Hoo,
Glbvon'H newest picture. Tanning tho
west." that viii come to the Iiellg
Friday
The story is an adoption OF the
Range Dweliers," an original story
By g. 81, Bowers, dealing with the
curious experiences and numerous
episodes 10 the life Of an Fastener
who has gone 10 live on a ranch in
search Of character
The Eas,erner played by Ioot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04

Gibson. Ia Jazz mad youth who in.
leets into the ranch life ballroom
pep. much 10 the amusement OF tho
COW punehera Gibson strives un.
successfully To ride bronco and Is
hucked numerically 10 the ground.
lie Is leered Tor the performance. but
in flstleufts with one OF the boys
shows TINT he Is Tor from helpless.
Incidentally Iioot falls in love with
n ncighbor's daughter and wins her
under heavy opposition.
on tho Heilis stage Hal Dcmhr and
his Cinderella band viii headline the
bill with several novelties and songs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
Women OUerUheln
Reginald Denny

II naver rains but Il pours."
Reginald Denny's experiences with
women In the new hilarious com.
edy. I'm Show You the Town. :"
now NJ the Columbia seem 20 lie
nppropos OF the old proverb II
Isn't one woman-it's four.
Lilyan Tashmnn. Marian Nixon.
cissy Fitzgerald and Margaret I.iv.
lngston are the four women In this
Joyous adaptation OF Elmer Davis
humorous novel. Others In the fun
making cast arc Nicely Edwards,
George ovey. Lionel Braham. Mar
tina Maitox and William A. Carroll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
Novelties Abound
on State Program

Sparkling novelties and clever
comedy antics hold forth on the
stage az the State. starting with the
new bill Thursday, 10 continue until
Sunday night.
Frank Lynne aud Ruby Loraye.
black and tan artists. arc given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
Busters Idea
of HoHyWooPs
Bughouse Fables
BN HISTTR KTATON

s'A"NN 80 HHAHAN
ID EALtzGSG that what this
IL country needs Is bigger
and better faces, we present this
morning the following Hollywood
Fables.
THE STAR: You're ono OF the
extras. aren't your We'll. come
right Ia and use my dressing
room
NEEDY DIRECTORS We
can't use that gag I saw Il done
once before.
STUDIO EXECUTIVE; Sure.
take as much time as you want.
Money IN nothing 10 ~,
LEADING MAN: Turn sour
face around a little more 10 tho
camera. Mr.. Character Man. 70
you'il set more out OF this scene.
DIRECTOR: Here. lei me help
you carry that spotlight.
CHARACTER ACTOR; told
him would absolutely refuse 20
have my name on the screen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04

honors. Walter Wells and his band
do some popular new numbers. and
the Rose Bud Revue has some new
tricks.
The film feature Is Santa Fe
Pete" in which Pete Morrison Is
starred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
Jazz Gives Way to
Open Spaces oIoniaI

when a gny philsndcrer like
Adolphs Menjou starts practlcing his
suays wiles on ones own wife. itB
time something were done So FL.
liott Dexter does tin Tho Fast
Set" in which Betty Compson Is
starred az tho Colonial Thursday.
Zasu Pitts also has an important role
IN this William de Mile picture Of
modern jazz life.
A picture OF adventure, mystery
and romance Is Twisted Trails. +"
With Tom Mix starred which viii be
the attraction Friday. Tom Is his
own riding. shooting teif In this Wig.
orous Western