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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
Star Predicts
Classic Future
for Scenarios
Screen Play May Be
come True Literary
Art, Says Stills

Ia the motion picture scenario
destined 20 become a genuine liter
airy form on art9 Wil tho manu-
scrip, from which a film il drama.
tlsed take is place alongside the
great dramatic contributions that
are handed down thru tho ccutur-
les ana are read FOR pleasure, IN
struction and entertainment
Milton sllls ono OF tho outstand-
ing celebrities of tho screen be-
nctes such win be tho future N
the now humble scenario, and has
some interesting Ideas on tho sub
ject.
Right now" says siils Il believe
wo are IN tho same position AZ The
predecessors OF Shakespeare, Mar
love- Green and Puelc. who forged
blank verse and tho technique or
tho shakcspcarian drama. Wo are
forging a medium FOR some man ~
genius who viii succeed us be-
ncyo II - possible.
1--WE who work IN tho silent
drama have certain artistic ideals
and aspirations We have an Cn-
thusiasm Tor beauty and Tor tho
production OF fino things that can
be made on tho screen. believe
tho time Is coming when tho mo-
ton picture scenario viii be classic
Bernard Shaw has declared that
tho scenario can become such. l
am glad he has declared himself
/ believe that In time tho scenario
viii become a genuine literary form
OF art.
'-rhe plays OF Shakespeare arc
really notes Tor actors shaw and
Harry have elaborated tho notes
until their plays aro delightful
works OF art And 20 with the mo.
ton picture scenario which. now
a working outline of notes Tor the
director and tho actors. can DO made
into a definite literary form. fun
Of charm and beauty and poetry.
Aud when this time comes tho mo-
ton picture win be- interpreted not
only once, but by successive gcntr.
atoms o. actors. just az Hamlet
and Camille are Interpreted and re-
Interpreted"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
nRoAnMAY SHOWING

Carl Iaommle's answer 10 Edward
sloman, who came In 20 New York
tho other day with tho print Of
Proud Heart" 10 ask Nr. Iacmmlo
10 release u IN its original length
nf 10 rcols. was 90 giye the film
a broadway showing. Proud
Heart" starring Rudolph schild'
traus IN hlH first American film
appearance. win open az tho Aston
theater November !. 20 play for the
balance or UnycrBal's lease. this IN
spite or the fact that Tho Fhan'
tom OF the Opera" is stili crossing
over $4,000 weekly there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
WARNER BAXTER TO
PLAY OPPOSITE GILDA

Warner Baxter featured player In
''The Best People" and other re.
cent pictures. win play "Nultane.
the native lover Of Guda Gray In
her first starring picture. "Aloma OF
the South Seas" which Maurice
Tourneur Is filming.
Ricardo Cortcz, formerly an.
nouncsd for the part. was obliged
20 forego the role on account OF
Illness, which has kept him in Cali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
COMPLETE CASTING

Tho casting OF "skiunrr'B Dress
suit" which viii Do directed hy
William A. Setter. has been com.
plcted, As previously announced
Reginald Denny VIII 30 supported
~ Laura Ia Piauto. but tho new
members % tho cast herewith an.
uDuncet arc Arthur Lake. Hsdda
Hopper. T.. J. RAtcilffc. Ben Hen
bricks. Lionel Brljtam and Betty
Morrissey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
ACTOR RIDES ON TOP
OF BUSES FOR HEALTH

Walter PidgcOn, wen known on
tho New York stage. now playing
his first role before tho camera as
ono OF the featured players IN Man
nequln." James Cruze production.
lnys claim to tho most novel form
OF outdoor exercise.
lie is extremely fond Of riding on
tho top Of buses
There's no form Of recreation
auite Ike g." he says. 1T is very
relaxing. furnishes plenty OF fresh
air relieves eye strain and there l.
Just enough cxertlon required In
hanging on when the bus swayg 10
form good exercise"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
Mary to Adopt
Shop Girl Role
in Future Film
Star Plans Tentative
Course Of Produc-
ton Farm Advance

Mary PirkforI. who 10 iuHt com.
plotlug Scraps" tho story of "A
baby farm On tho swamp country.
has announced her plans Tor future
stories
Miss Plokf0rd expects 20 start on
third picture this year, just as
soon Ba Scraps ~ completed n
win rccit6 tho adventures Of q
young sb0pgln IN "a large American
city She hopes 20 finish this ~
March. when she nnd Douglas Fair.
banks viii leave FOR "a tour around
tho world.
While abroad Douglas and Mary
plan doing a production IN which
they viii co-siRr. However, plans
for this picture arc atill tentative.
Upon her return IN tho spring
of 1891. Mas Pickford expects 20
DO New England feature. which
rho Is already formulating ia her
mind. the first story Hho has done
In that locale since 'Iiebecca" Che
Mao has a somi-crook play which
lhe expects 20 DO amer that
Miss Plekford Is making hor plans
farther IA advance than ever be-
fore, because Of the wealth OF ma.
ttrial az her command.
Tho phenomenal Hucceta ~ LIT
Ito Annie Rooney r. evidence that
the public demands Miss Pickford IN
child parts. and her plans for the
future contemplate doing these roles
only.
Little Annie Rooney has been
breaking all records, not only IN
the United states. but In England
France and other foreign coun'
tries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07

Esther Ralston, until "A short
time ago was working simultaneous
~ In thrro pictures IN the course
Of production. these being - KISS
FOR Cinderella" IN which she played
nlry godmother 20 Betty Bronson:
'womanhnndled." starring Richard
Dix. and IN between times played in
Tho Frank Tuttle unit. filming Tho
American Venus"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07

"SHoRE LEAVE" the new Rich
- and Bathelmess production
which openes az tho Coliseum SAT-
urday. Is a delightful comedy nov
elty.
The picture r. based upon the
Broadway stage hit by Hubert o..
borne, and pQrtrays tho romance %
a harem-scarem young sailor.
~Bilge' smith. ana littlo dress.
maker. Connie Martin. OF a small
New England scacoast town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07

The picture brings Bebe 20 tine
screen as an awkward. unkempt. mis-
chleyous young girl who substitutes
for her sister on her honeymoon
trip. It's n real riot OF laughs when
tho unsuspecting bridegroom discov.
ers tho mistake.
II you thought Miss Bluebeard9
was funny, just take in this one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07

Connie loses her heart az the
chance meeting. but "Bngc." being
n COB on ono OF Uncle Sans battle
ships. moves on with the battle
fleet. Connie j. unable 20 forget tho
young sailor and she starts out 10
lind him. Comics quest provides
the story OF "shoro Leave"
Shore Leave" affords splendid
opportunities for Dorothy Maclam
in tho role % Connie Martin. witch
IN the stage version was played by
Frances Starr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07

TN Lovers IN Quarantine" her
l. latest starring picture for Para
mount, now AZ tho Strand, Bebe
Daniels eonylnclngly bridges tho gap
between an ungainly. ludicrous child
with n secret admiration for her
elder sisters beau 10 n beautiful,
gorgeously gowned, poised woman
who cuptlvates that young fellow
almost in spite Of himself.
The story is a screen version Of
the Broadway stage hit, "Qunran.
tine" by +. Tennyson Jesse and in.
cludes Harrison Ford In n featured
role opposite the star Other big
names In the cast are Alfred Lunt,
Eden Gray. Edna May Oliver and
Diana Kane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07

sion % tho famous novel. and tho
result may b. seen az tho Winter
Carbon. starting Sunday
Dorothy Gish appears ngain with
her sister ia this picture. ana others
In tho cast include Ronald Colmnn.
who played opposite tho star Ia
"Thc White sister. william II.
Powell. Charles Lane ana Herbert
Grimwood. "Romola" n m InspIru.
ton picture. released By Metro.
Goodwin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07

LIVERY student Of literature has
IL read ''Romola." that fnsclnat.
ing story Of love and intrigue which
George Eliot wrote half a century
ago. Now "Romolu" has emerged
from the printed page ana has come
20 ITO Ia Florence, italy, tho an.
elent city IN which tho story "a laid.
Lillian Giah and her director
Henry King. took a company 10
italy IN 1894 to make film yer,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07

Roy Carpenter. who has been mp
pointed chief cam6rnman on Milton
sllls' Men q Steel" was opcrator
ot a wheat threEhing machine in
Kansas before entering tho picture
game"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07

tornia.
Baxter has gone 20 Porto Rico.
Others prominent in the east sup.
porting Miss Gray are Percy Mar.
mont william Powell. Julanne
Johnston. Harry Morey and Joseph
Smiley.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17

Fresh candies, at Alaska Shop. If.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17
MORE CORDOVA ROADS RUINED BY DOWNPOUR
 STILL CONTINUING
RECEIVED IN SEWARD FROM COLL M'DOUGAL-
 MORE FUNDS NEEDED

Additional damage to the roads at Cordova, particularly the Eyak road, which the Bureau of Public roads is constructing, has occurred from the continued heavy rains, according to telegram received at the Seward headquarters of the department yes terday, from Coll McDougal, foreman of the repair crew which left Sew ard for Cordova last week.
 Foreman McDougal has been shov- ing the repair work of the damaged roads ahead as fast asa possible, but other portions, have gone by the board, which places will need an ad- ditional expenditure of approximate ly $1,000 to construct, it is stated. This makes the third flood in Cordo- va this season, it is reported
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17
SHELDONS HOSTS AT DELIGHTFUL
 HOME AFFAIR
MEMBERS OF VISITING COURT PARTY HONORED WITH
 SPLENDID PARTY

Honoring the visiting court off cials, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Shel- don, were hosts to fifty-two guests Thursday evening, at bridge and whist. The affair, the largest and most successful of it's kind during the present social season, was held at the residence of L. V. Ray. Cards were indulged in until the midnight hour, when a bounteous luncheon was served.
 Thirteen tables were engaged thru out the enjoyable evening and, ac- cording to announcement made it was regretable space did not permit of more room, for there were at least an equal amount of other friends, whom invitations would have been extended to.
 At bridge Mrs. Ralph Reed was awarded first prize, with Mrs Geo. Sexton taking second. Mrs. George Schmidt carried away first honors at whist, the second award going to Mrs. E. A. Williams. Mrs E. Kurtz won first prize handily, at bridge while MT. R. H. Merrill won second honors
 Guests were: E. E. Ritchie, H. P. Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. w. N. Cuddy, Mrs. Ray Willard, S. o. Casler, MT. and Mrs. Ralph Reed, Mrs. Emile Weybrecht, Mir. and Mrs. Alvah Flames, MT. and Mrs. W. E. Erwin, Mrs. T. Johnson, Mr. c. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs George Sexton, Miss Sylvia Sexton, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hannon, Mrs. J. H. Romig, Miss Eli zabeth Romig MT. and Mrs. F. Kurtz, Miss Brevier, Mrs. Eccles, Miss Ruth Eccles, Miss Rousch, Mrs. A. E. Will jams, MT. and Mrs. Wayne Blue, MT. and Mrs. Leon Urbach, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dougherty, Mrs. Geo. Schmidt, M. Joe Badger MT. and Mrs. Elwyn Swetmann, MT ' Hank Frost, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald ,Protzman, Mr. A. E. Fucker, MT, and, Mrs. W. E. Root, MT. and Mrs. R. H. Merrill, MT. E. L. Sweek, Mrs. o. A. Johansen, Dr. A. R. Roberts and l.. VI Ray
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17
TAX REDUCTION BILL BE
 GIVEN THE RIGHT OF WAY

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 17.(P- The House Administration leaders agree to give the tax reduction bill the right-of-way in the opening con- gress. The House Ways and Means committee meets on Monday, to pre- pare for an expected cut of three hundred million.
 Chairman Green predicted it would pass before the Christmas House and Senate rush and be ready for final enactment in March Both parties are prepared to reduce the income tax and bring the surtax to a nor nal footing. Fights impend over Els tates and Gift taxes and tax publi- city. Green and Garner, Texas rank ing committeeman favor retaining the Estate tax, which reaches per sons in the District of Columbia and Florida, which have no inheritance tax.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17
SEIMS-CARLSON CAMP EXPECT BE COMPLETED
 CUTOFF FEW WEEKS
SHORT STRETCH OF NEW ROAD WILL BE COMPLETED ABOUT
 NOVEMBER FIRST.

Another month will SC the Seward. Kenai lake cutoff road 'completed the skeleton of the former road camp for the SeimsrCarlson Co.,, who se- cured the contract from the Bureau of Public Roads department, expect to be on their way back to their head quarters in the States by the fiji teenth of next month.
 The construction of this two-mile stretch of road on which an approxi- mate number of thirty men have been engaged on the greater portion of the past season, besides eliminating bad piece of former roadway, has been the means of adding quite an additional revenue to Seward.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17
Dr. Council of Cordova
 Brief Seward Visitor

Dr. Walter w. Council, physician an surgeon of Cordova, was among the Seward arrivals this morning on the steamer Northwestern. Dr. Council is here on brief business trip and de- parts tonight on the same vessel for the Copper Gateway town
 Doc" appears to be growing young CT, according to his many local friends who greeted him at the wharf this morning, caused no doubt, by his ac- tive outdoor life. He is an ardent hunter and has national reputation not only with gun and rod, but with bow and arrow
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17
Lieut.. Fisher of A. R. (.
 Is Visiting In Seward

Lieut.. Fisher, disbursing officer for the Alaska Road Commission, arriv- ed in Seward Wednesday from the In terior. Lieut.. Fisher, went in over the Richardson highway with Major Oliver, making survey of the dam age caused by the recent storm. MT. Fisher is a graduate of West Point, having been assigned to the personnel of the Alaska Road Commission last year. Since his arrival in Seward he has been a guest of the Van Glider.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17
SPECIAL MEETING CHAMBER COM. TODAY NOON 

The Honorable Dan Sutherland, Del egate to Washington from Alaska, was the honor guest at public meeting and luncheon. at noon today, held at the Seward Grill, by the Chamber of Commerce. A number of other promi- nent and well-known Alaskans, were guests. The account of the meeting will be published in Mondays issue of the Gateway.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17
Odd Fellows Hold Stag
 Party Thursday Night

The stag party which was put on Thursday night by the local Odd Eel lows organization, for members and visitors, was an event pleasing to the large number in attendance Smoking cards and refreshment were indulged in, a general good time being enjoyed.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17
Northwestern In
 Port from South

The steamer Northwestern arrived in port this morning from Seattle at 8 o'clock, with few passengers aboard for Seward and with approximately 300 tons of general cargo for local and railroad points. A good-sized number of reservations have been made for the vessels southbound voyage. The Northwestern is scheduled to depart for Seattle at midnight tonight, but may be held over a few hours, await ing the arrival of the steamer Starr from the west, on which are about twenty passengers, who desire to make connections with the Northwestern.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17
Bureau Education Head
 In Seward from Cordova

B. B. Mozee, head of the Bureau of Education department, this district, returned to Seward this morning on the Northwestern from an official trip to the Cordova district. MT. Mozee departs Monday morning for his An chorage headquarters. He is a guest of the Hotel Van Glider.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-17

Bunch of keys on six-sided ring. If found please return to Gateway.
, 1925-11-09
u. S. NAVAL RADIO STATION.
CHRISTIANSTED, ST. CROIX,
7TH NOVEMBER 1925.
(COurteSy of the Associated Press

(CourteSy of the Associated Press.)
Cairo. Egypt. After having lain Sc.
renely in death for 5000 years, the body
of Kicg T~utankhamen has been disclosed
and the face Of youthful Pharaoh reveal.
ed; the body was found in q human shap-
ed coffin covered with linen shroud which
adhered it.
Bridgeport, Conn., Gerald Chapman,
notorious bandit. lost his fight for life
when the State Supreme Court in a de-
cision handed down here, held there was
no error in the decision of the lower
court cOnvicting him o the murder of a
policeman in New Britain, October IL,
1924. The date of his execution is set
for the early part of December.
africa, Chile. Announcement is made
, 1925-11-09

Peking.-Prospects of civil war direct
" affecting Picking were revived today
by a report of failure to arrange coopera'
tion between North China leaders to
maintain peace. Unusual activity in rival
camps is reported.
, 1925-11-09

mat MOllOU OIL dSu6Idt % oAAAhS'
fore pIebiscitary commission, when con-
tanned demands of sweeping nature Tor
establishment for commissions right to
interfere in all aspects OF pleblscIte over
disposition of Tacna and AREA, was ap-
proved by commission.
New York.-Warning that further
material cuts ia naval appropriations
would impair efficiency OF the navy was
given here by Chairman Hale OF the Sen
ate Naval Committee, addressing the Ma
tional Security League Committee. Inc
Chairman said it would be necessary
within the near future to authorize build.
ing of new ships to keep up ratio laid
down by the arms conference.
Rome. Former Socialist Deputy MI
boni and General Luigi CappeIlo were I'M
der arrest on charge Of preparing at
tempt against the life Of Premier Mus
solini. Government is strongly consider
ing dissolution of Unitarian Socialist par
ty and have ordered police to occupy I'M
mediately all Masonic lodges, subsidiary
to grand orient in Rome; It is asserted
the plot to assassinate the Premier as he
stood on the balcony of the palace during
the celebration of ltaly's victory over
Austria. Troops are guarding headquar-
ters of the Socialist Party and Free Ma
sol
Paris "A pitched battle is raging a
round Damascus. says telegram from La
Presses special correspondents, and
French column is in difficulty. Two A
merican d%estroyers have arrived at Berl-
ut from Alexandria to protect American
lives and interests.
Washington. Removal of more than a
million individuals from federal income
tax roll by increasing exemptions and
widespread deductions in these levles
were voted by The House Ways and
Means Committee as the first actual step
in it's PREPARATION, two revenue bills IN
come tax exemption figures agreed upon
were 1900 dollars for single persons and
500 dollars for heads OF families.
Washingto DESPITE that the United
States has most favorable conditions for
developing commercial aviation, it is be-
ing far outstripped in this field by other
nations: a special committee of engineer
ing and business experts informed the
Commerce Department, reporting on a
special survey undertaken, the committee
recommended enactment by Congress of
civil~aviation law which would put avia-
ton in same category with water naViga-
ton.
Brussels. All pending cases against
German officers and soldiers for wal time
crimes committed in Belgium during
the war have been Quashed by the Bel
GUM government.
WeiIingt0n.--New Zealand has decided
, 1925-11-09
Judge Wells in U. S. District Court
Fines Porto Rico Drug Go.
SIS, 900, the Limit.
SOLD FRENCH FACE POWDER
Judge Said if an Individual Instead Of a
Corporation had been up he Would
add Jail Sentence

Judge Wells yesterday fined the Porto
Rico Drug Company So, 900 and costs tor
concealing Struggled goods. S5,OOO TOR
transporting Struggled goods, ana an ad-
ditional $4,000 for selling Struggled
goods. The goode smuggled was Coty
powder. for which large sales are report
ed in drug stores throughout the island,
although the company's representatives
here has stated that the sales he makes
are not very large.
Judqe Wells denied a motion for a new
trial. and fixed the appeal bond at $780,
900. In giving his decision the judge
said. 1t happens that this Indictment
is against a corporation. If it were a
qainst an individual, | should feel so
strongly about such a thing against a
person who breaks the laws of the Uni
fed States that | should have sent him to
the penitentiary in addition to fning
him" The judge gave the maximum
sentence allowed.
In 1924 Chester w. Seigmund and Will
liam ]. Kennedy, of the customs SCI vice,
accompanied by special officers of the de-
partnent from the States made an exam
nation of drug stores for Struggled
goods. They found Coty powder in
many stores. Coty powder is made in
France. The only powder the company
sells in Porto Rico must be packed in the
United States, unless a special permit is
Obtained. No permit has been given
to admit Coty powder in Porto Rico from
France since 1921. Packing in France is
on the metric system. 10 boxes to a pack
age. Powder packed in the United States
has ~ boxes to a package, and does not
say Made in france" Much OF the
powder found in the stores here was
packed on the metric system and labeled
MADE in France" This was immedi-
ately seized. Some was found in the
Porto Rico Drug Company and some in
otker stores which do their buying from
this company.
During the trial it was shown that
when customers ordered Coty from the
company, Coty was delivered, but it was
invoiced as other powders. Customers
, 1925-11-09

The sum for which the estate Union
and Mount Washington went for at auc-
ton is advised as 81, 7.97, including
expenses of sale. Our note in Saturdays
issue is amended accordingly.
Owing to sustaining a puncture and
broken wheel enroute the mail truck
could not proceed beyond KingshiIl with
tie heavy mail of Saturday night which
was brou hit to town with other convey
ances. the post office Oh this account be-
ing kept open until nearly midnight MAX
ing distribution.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-25
WILL COMPLETE THE
FLORIDA SHORT ROUTE
THE COUNTY IS PREPARING
TO CONSTRUCT THE LINK
NORTH OF DAWSON.

The county commissioners expect to
begin work soon on that link of the
Florida Short Route from Dawson
through Parrot to the Webster coun-
ty line.
E. A. Alderman, state highway engi-
neer for this district, has been asked
to come to Dawson on the first Tues
day in September and confer with the
commissioners with a view to begin
ming the work of construction at an
early date. The highway is a federal
aid project, and so per cent of the
cost will be paid by the government.
1t is desired to change the road in
some places between Dawson and
Parrot, and if this is done the right
of way through some property is yet
to be obtained. 1t is not apprehended,
however, that there will be much
trouble in securing permission to go
through land where it is necessary to
straighten the road, as the value
Iof good highway through any COM
munity is now generally recognized
The southern link of the Florida
Short Route in the county, from
Dawson to the Dougherty county line,
was completed several years ago and
is in first class condition.
Another improvement the commits
sioners contemplate is the erection of
a concrete bridge over Mossey creek
on the Dawson and Americas high
way. Plans for the bridge, which will
be 90 feet long, have been submitted
to the commissioners