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Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17

When a man lights a match to peer
into the radiator to see if it contains
any alcohol, it generally does
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17

A letter carrier in Dayton says he
Yet he has never been anywhere.
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17

If soup stains are to be regarded as
clews in a murder mystery few vests
are above suspicion.
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17

measure would make Teapot Dome look like phead and
will of the senate agricultural committee which
a political
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17

Another good way to teach boy
the art of defending himself is to let
him wear long curls.
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17

Motor cars will be finished in bright
er colors in 1925, according to a trade
magazine. 1t will be much nicer to be
hit by a pretty one.
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17

The country is comparatively safe
from threats of revolution while f1iv-
vers are pulling limousines out of
bitches.
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17

! You can't keep gasoline down by
stepping on it.
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17

An investigator who finds that
many families are doing without meat,
wonders what they are living on. May
be budget.
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17

One way to make friends is to be a
good listener.
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17

+ Everybody has a nice fur coat but
father.
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17

II shilings and his 32O volumes
university, Rhode an
a
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17

vYT YASHINGTON.-The gross in
come from agricultural prod
Wv ucts in the United States for
tho crorn rron, 1904 1OOk rrill
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
SCHOOL ORCHESTRA
SEEN AT THEATER

A combined overture and stage
presentation will feature the musical
program at the Palace Theater in
connection with the showing of
Winds of Chance" this week. Don
Felice has arranged for the services
Of 10 saxophone players from Otto
Zoeller's Senior Symphony School Or
chestra who will appear on the Pal
ace stage and accompany the pittmen.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
MARION DAVIES
IN REVOLT At
"CHOKER"
Star Declares She Can Now
Understand Why Men
Are 'Roughnecks.'
BY F.. LAWRENCE

Copyright. 1895. Premier synd.. Inc.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 19.-Mafion
Davies has played boy parts In many
pictures and has enjoyed them all.
But she registers one definite griev-
anee against her rals In Beverly Of
Graustark." She wears a military
Uniform much of the time, and 1t re-
quires Z stiff starched collar. After
a whole day. in this instrument of tor
ture the cosmopolitan star declares
she'd like to 90 back to those delight.
full cavalier roles In which men wore
velvet doublets and lace ruffles.
mo wonder 20 many men are de-
scribed a. rough necks,'" she says.
''If they are obliged to wear these ter
rible collars all day and every day"
Other days, other customs - and
Hollywood leads in many new ideas.
To big and little folk here st. Nick
is symbolized no longer by fat old
gent wearing false whiskers and red
coat. On the contrary Christmas din
ners, toys, and baskets Of goodies will
he provided by men and women Of the
film world to the needy. One popular,
star Of filmdom makes it her business
TO send gifts to an old ladies' home |:
another provides a gaily dressed tree
for an orphan asylum.
Erich Won Stroheim's script for
EAST Of the Setting SUM-" written
for Constance Talmadge's stellar We
hicle has become a most valuable piece
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20

GOLD RUSH STORY.
'The Splendid Road" a tale of
the California gold rush Of 40 is to
be seen on a local screen at an early
date.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
NAVY HEAD AIDS
IN FILMING
SCENE
Presents Prop Diploma to
Movie Star in Naval
Picture.

Secretary Wilbur of the Navy, is
in the movies now-and it's not a
news reel, either. He's "acting right
out" at the Empire this week.
Here's how.
Metro-Goldwyn needed some au-
thentic stuff to go into the making Of
THE Midshipman" starring Ramon
Novnrro. The scenario called for n
lot of Annapolis cadets, and a secre-
tary Of the navy to pass out the di-
plomas, 80 what could be better than
using Annapolis itself and having Mr..
Wilbur In person to handle the di-
plomas.
Uncle Sam was approached with The
idea. To make a long story short, n
crew Of Metro film players moved
right into Annapolis and had the per-
sonnet Of the whole academy for a
background.
In the accompanying photograph
Ramon Novarro may be seen In the
act Of receiving his diploma from
Wilbur.
The diploma. by the way, is only
prop" and made strictly for movie
use only.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
S. A. TO HEAR SOUSA
ON TOUR OF COUNTRY

John Philip Sousa and his band,
100 strong, will be in San Antonio,
Wednesday, December 30, for two
appearances at Beethoven Hall.
This season the march king is max
ing his third-of-a-century tour and
everywhere the band and its illus
trious conductor have been greeted
with acclaim. The recognition given
Sousa by the Saturday Evening Post
BY inviting him to write his life story
has attracted great interest to the
personality Of the man who hiss car
ried Americas musical fame to the
four corners Of the earth.
This year the Sousa band IL Of
fering number of new marches and
novelties.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
NEW MUSICAL COMEDY
COMPANY AT ROYAL

A brand new musical comedy COM
pany. 1.-THE Charleston Shoppers" NOV
cd into the Royal Saturday for an
indefininate engagement. Their frs,
bin, to run the first half of the cur
rent week is "Oh! What A Night"
in which Al Pharr, Morris Perry, vi
Mansfield and Betty Connors are fea-
tured. The film play for the first
half is The Call of Courage" a
novelty western featuring Art Accord.
The Royal will have a special Gar
ter contest next Thursday night, with
two big turkeys as prizes, together
with the usual articles and sur
prise" prize.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
BARBARA LA MARI
IN SPANISH FILM

Barbara La Mari and Lewis Stone
are to be co-starred in ''The Girl from
Montmarre," q photoplay booked for
early showing. This is the picture
Miss In Mari was engaged in making
when her present illness overlook her,
the star refusing to stop until 1t was
completed. II Is a daring drama of
Spain and Is heralded as one Of her
finest.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
POLA NEGRI TRIES
HARD AT COMEDY

"Ars Women to Blame" comedy
attraction in which Ernest Lubitsch
and Pola Negri are co-starred, will
soon be shown in San Antonio. Con-
trary to most expectations Miss Negri
is considered quite commedienne by
critics who have been privileged to
witness the picture. The advent Of
the famously emotional artistic in a
comedy role is looked forward to BY
picture fans.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
MAUGHN FILM BOOKED
UNDER NEW NAME

The W. Somerset Maughn stase
play, Caesars Wife" has been made
into a photoplay with Corinne Grit
fifth In the leading role. The title
has been changed to "Infatuation. 4"
1t will be seen by local audiences in
the near future.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
RAYMOND OVERTURE
R|ALTO SELECTION

A treat will be afforded music low
ers Of San Antonio with the opening
of Al CAristie's "Seven Days" ut the
Rialto Theater. Director Ernest
Hauser has arranged A. an overture
selection. Raymond" composition
from the pen of A. Thomas, who is
one Of the few American composers to
attain fame as an originator Of class
les. The fox trot number will be
Irving Berlin's Sometime. q piece
that has gained rapid favor among
the devotees OF jazz.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20

Of property. 1t is said that the Lasky
company wanted it 50 much that Jo-
sops Schenck, the owner, was offered
twice what he paid for story rights
and script, but the offer was not &C.
cepted. While Mr.. Schenck declares
he will make the picture himself, it Is
now believed that it will be q special
production.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
NEWSPAPER SERIAL
COMING ON SCREEN

Johanna" the film versiea Of II.
G. Gates famous newspaper serial, Is
scheduled for early showing in San
Antonio with Dorothy Mackaill and
Jack Mulhan IN the leading roles.
The film was made under the direc-
ton of Edwin Carewe.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
DE MILE FILM COMING.

The Road to Yesterday" a film
attraction booked for early showing
locally will be Cecil B. De Miles
first contribution to the world of
shadows since The Ten Command
ments."
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-10-22
DICTIONARIES PLAN
A BIG HALLOWEEN
PARTY FOR KIDS

Larbun Post No. II and the Ladies
Auxiliary of the American Legion will
give their annual Halloween Party at
the Workers Hall Saturday, October
31gt.
The children will assemble In front
of the Post Office sat z p. m. same as
last year and form in parade up
Broadway to 1ath Street and there
turn down to the hall.
Every nne is requested to dress in
appropriate costume if they so desire
but this will not be "a necessary re-
quiremant to participate in the parade.
A prize will he given for the best
Halloween costume also for the most
csnical costume, AT the hall immed-
lately following the parade.
The balance of tthe evening will be
devoted to games and contests of var
isns kinds at which prizes will be
2warded.
A limited number of grown people
viii be admitted to the balcony at ,h0c
admission to the Hail There will he
no grown people allowed an the main
floor or the stage during the evening
except those in charge of the pro-
granme
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-10-22
MONTANA WILL EXHIBIT HAY AND
GRAINS AT INTERNATIONAL SHOW
Expectation of Montana's Dairy Products
Increases Each Year

pecislly significant to Montana. says
the specialist because this state il
destined to play an ever increasing
part in meeting the needs of this an
nual increase in population.
Each year sees decided increase
in the amount of dairy products ex-
ported from Montana, says Mr.. Tret-
sven, and dairying is rapidly becoming
established as one of the important
agricultural pursuits, particularly in
the more favored dairy regions. On
the subject of increased demand and
the best way to meet that demand Mr..
Tretsven says:
The average yearly consumption Of
milk in the United Sattes is about 100
pounds per person. During the past
25 years, the population of the United
states has increased approximately at
the rate of 100000 per year. This
means that with the present produc-
tive capacity of the cows Of the coun-
try, we shall need about $4,000 addi-
tional cows to meet the increased con-
sumption.
From the standpoint of the dairy
man, it is far better to meet this
demand by an increase In the produc-
tive output per COW, rather than thru
an increase in the number of cows.
The average production per cow in
this country is too low to be econom-
ical.
BY good breeding, care, and man
agement, the average production may
be increased SO per cent. This in
crease will lower the cost of produc-
tion, and in turn increase profits.
Such a change also would help us to
meet foreign competition more effec-
lively than we have been able to do
heretofore. The best agencies to bring
are the purehred sire campaigns, the
cow testing associations or clubs and
feeding programs.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-10-22
ARTICLES OF INC
ORPORATION FILED
FOR NEW THEATRE

Articles of Incorporation were filed
with the County Clerk and Recorder
last Thursday by the Downward d-Pryde
Company to exhibit moving pictures.
vaudeville performances, drama, pan
Drama and other amusements In the
new showhouse, being constructed on
the east side of Broadway. Byron B.
Dcwnard, Minnie Nj Downward and
Robert pryde are at the head Of the
organization and the announced cap
italization is $4,000. The company
is Incorporated for period Of forty
years.
The constructing Of the new show
house has been progressing rapidly
for the past week and II u expected
the show viii BE- completed BY the arst
Of December, possibly sooner.
The new amusement houss win ~
called the Rialto.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-10-22
MANY SESQUl SPORTS DATES ALREADY SET
WORLD STARS WILL COMPETE IN STADIUM
Greatest Program Ever Arranged Either Side of
Atlantic Will Cover Entire Period of Exposition
Every Branch Represented by Prize Winning
Athletes After New Records.


Events During Exposition
The list of events thus far arranged
from the opening date of the Exposi-
ton, June LIST. to the closing date, De-
cember lst, 1926, follows:
/ June LIST, Sesqui Marathon Race
(26 miles).
June 9th, Philadelphia Elementary
and Junior High School Sports for
boys and girls In the Stadium.
June 9th, Philadelphia High School
Sports for boys and girls in the Stad-
ium.
June 10th, Sesqui Outdoor Epee
Championship In Stadium.
June 11th and 18th, National Collie
giate A. A. Track and Field Cham
pionships.
June 17th to 10th, Leach Cup Tennis
for Army, Navy and Marine Corps
Championships.
June 18th, Sesqu Schuylkill Navy
Regatta on the Schuylkill River.
June 22nd, Sesqui Amateur Boxing
Championships In Stadium.
June 25th and Goth, Sesqui Inter-
scholastic Track and Field Champion
ships in Stadium.
June 2Sth TO July LIST, Sesqui Gym
nastic Championships In Stadium.
July End, Women's Track and Field
National A. A. U. Championships in
Stadium.
July 3rd, Junior National A. A. u.
Track and Field Championships In
Stadium.
July 9Th, Senior National A. A. u.
Track and Field Championships in
Stadium.
July 9Th, Sesqui Fourth of July Re-
gatta on the SchuylkiIl.
July 9Th, Senior National A. A. u.
Track and Decathlon Championships
In Stadium.
August End. trd, 9TH, 9th, 9th, 7th,
Combined National Canadian and
American Regattas on the SchulykiIl
August bth, 9th and 7th. Junior and
Senior National Canoeing Champion
ships on Schuylkill.
August 10Th to goth, National
Archery Championships In Stadium.
August 28th, Y. M. G. A. Field Day,
September 9TH, Army, Navy and
Marine Corps Track and Field Cham
pionships In Stadium.
September 9th, Knights Of Colum-
bus Field Day In Stadium.
September 9th, Middle States Re-
gatta on Schuylkill.
September 9th, 7th and 9th, Inter-
national Mounted Police Gymkhana.
September 18th, Middle Atlantic
States A. A. U. Track and Field
Championships In stadium.
September 2ist TO 2bth, Information
al Open Amateur Soccer Tournament
In Stadium.
October 1st to 31st, Sesqui Bowling
Tournament In some Exposition Build
Ing.
October 18th to 18th American
Kennel Club Sesquicentennial Dog
Show in Stadium or one of the Expo
sition Palaces.
November 9th TO 10th, Elementary
School Soccer Tournament.
November 18th to 10th, InterschoI-
astic Soccer Tournament.
November 22nd to 2eth, IntercoI-
iegiate Soccer Tournament
On each Saturday In October and
November, Mr.. Hollenback will sched-
ule feature college football game.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-10-22
DAN KENJALO AND
HELEN GROBOSKY
MARRIED SUNDAY

Helen Grobosky Of Golden and Dan
Kenjalo Of this city we're married Sun
day and after the ceremony the happy
couple and their friends went to the
Workers Hall where 4 banquet had
been prepared. The afternoon and
evening was spent in dancing. Anna
and Jack Steponich, Joe Fritz and
Anna Pavel Of Roundup furnished the
music for the dance.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-10-22
WINNERS Ns2oO
| CASH PRntLETTER
CONTEST ANNOUNCED
Judges Select Eight Winners From
Over 1000 Contestants

/ The First Prize-One Hundred Dol.
lars IN Cash for the best letter on why
Montana people should Buy-At- Home
was awarded by the three Judges In
the All-Montana Development Asso.
citation Letter Contest to Lester G.
Byron, rancher near Jennings, Mon.
tana.
The Second Prize of $50 was award.
ed to Miss Elizabeth Malone, Grip
Piled school teacher who has earned
her living on crutches for twenty-six
years here in Montana--she is a
teacher at Crown Butte School at
Brunelda, Montana.
Governor Erickson, Ray M. Hart Of
Billings and O. s. Warden OF Great
Falls, the three judges in the ALI
Montana Development Association
BUY-AT-H0ME Letter contest, have
finished the prodigious task Of select
ing the winning letters. Below Ia a
list Of the winners, together with the
prize awarded each contestant, accord
ing to w. A. Selvidge, president Of
the Ail-Montana Development Associ-
alton.
First Prize, S100-Lester Byron
jennings. Montana--Rancher.
Second Prize, $50-Brigid Elizabeth
Malone--Colnmbus, Montana--T Teach
ar
Third Prize, $25--Leon Shaw-Bil-
lings, Montana--Mgr- Gazette Print
ing Co
+. Purcell--Fromberg, Montana, IS
Prize.
Mrs. Geo. Nj. McCole--1500 4-Ave.
N, Great Falls, Montana, SIS.
Mrs J. N. Williams-Harlowton.
Montana, IS.
Argus Russell -2s14 Save. NJ, Bill
inEs. Montana, s5.
Anna M. Mahon-F Forsyth, Montana,
SIS.
Beginning August 9Th the All-Mon-
tana Development Association inaug-
urated a 5000 Cash Prize Letter Con-
test for the best letters written on the
subject "BUY-AT-HOME".
More than 1000 letters were re-
ceived from more than 240 towns and
cities, 56 counties, every county in the
state being represented by the con-
testants.
At the close Of the contest, Septem-
Der 18th, the Judges began the work of |
reading the vast number Of letters
received and only completed the task
day or two ago when checks to the
winners were mailed by the All-Mon-
tana Development Association, said
Mr.. Selvidge.
II our association had the means we
would like to have presented every
etter-writer in the contest with q
orize because the letters were splen-
idly written and contained hundreds
Il practical, logical reasons for spend
ng Montana money here in our state
or Montana products, said Mr.. Sell
tidge.
The Judging Of over thousand we'll
written lettsrs was a most difficult
me and were 1t possible the Au-1fon-
ana Development Association would
Ike to publish all Of these lGttsrs for ,
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-10-22
LOCAL RED CROSS
CHAPTER LAUNCHES
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

The executive committee of the local
Red Cross Chapter composed Of Mrs.
Il. ?. Cassidy, chairman, Mrs. II. M,
Adams, Mrs. B. B. Downard, r. M.
Porter and DR.. P. J. Sweeney have
appointed active women throughout
the county to canvass their respective
territories for new members into the
Red Cross and with their capable
efforts the quota Of $50 members for
Carbon county should be raised in a
very short period of time. The cam
paign begins Armistice Day and ends
Thanksgiving Day. Mrs. John Kane
OF Bearcreek was appointed chairman
in the Bearcreek vicinity; Mrs. Archie
Browning, Washoe; Mrs. Pearl E.
Burns, Belfry; Mrs. r. s. Putnam,
Edgar; Mrs. r. 7. Wagner, Fromberg;
Mrs G. ]. Baldwin, Bridger; Mrs. J..
B. Convery, Silesia; Mrs Elmer Tai
madge, Joliet; Mrs. Emil Heikkila.
Roberts; Mrs. Preston CIapper.
Luther The chairmen for Fox and
Castagne have not yet been appointed.
The local chapter has done some
wonderful work The expenditures of
1925 consist of $fas-s8 toward the
needs Of Ex-service men and their
families; $268.77 for civilians MT
home; $3.50 for the tornado relief; $25
for the promotion of further work of
the Junior Red Cross; $500 In loans
outstanding; $41-s1 for cAapter ex-
penses; making = total Of $1202-6a-
Members Of the local chapter have
already sent twenty-three Christmas
bags to soldiers and sailors In for
eign ports. The Junior Red Gross
has sent sixty Christmas boxes to
needy children in foreign Lands.
The executive committee held q
meeting at the Library Wednesday
evening to further discuss the drive.
They decided that before appointing
committee TO campaign the city OF
Red Lodge they would endeavor to get
The cooperation of the different or
sanizations in the city including the
fhilanthropic Department of the Wo-
mans Club, The Beartooth Boosters
ciub, The Miners Union, The Boy
sconts, Campfire Girls and the var
ens lodges to get together and dis
MSS the possibility of launching
snpai&1 for the organization Of
cnsmaaity chest fund that will pro-
'ide tie means for the necessary char
~ and social service work to be done
. Red Lodge for the coming year.
he idea Of the community chest
voived from the war chest idea which
vas 1sed 30 effectively during the war
nd which tends toward more busi-
method Of administering
unds used in community work in
ines Of peace. The community chest
as been tried out in more than l50
tiles in the United States and has
roved highly successful In meeting (
ne situation for which it was created (
he chapter Of the Rer Cross realizes !
aat there is great many drains on !
ae people Of Red Lodge for these /,
Rrious drives to cover financial chair
les and socio-civic activities and are ,
illins 70 Do III they can to cooperate I
making ths one big drive for the |
immunity chest. II
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-10-22

the benefit of Montana citizens, believ.
ing that their contents would influ.
ence the keeping of many thousands
of dollars here in Montana where II
belongs.
The Montana State Press have con.
sistently refused to publish mail order
advertising and have given freely OF
their coulmn space to publishing ar.
ticles for this Y-AT-H0ME Cam.
paign, which cooperation on the part
OF the state papers Is responsible for
the magnificent response to this con-
test.
1t must be self-evident to the merch-
ants of this state that their home
newspapers stand ready to back the
local merchants In their campaign
against the evil of mail order and ped
ding buying and we fees that in return
the merchants of cur state should
literally patronixe their local papers
through advertising in those papers
which have so splendidly come to the
front In backing the merchants In this
BUY-AT-H0ME Compaign, said Mr..
Selvidge.
The AIl-Montana Development As
sociation does not intend to drop the
BUY-AT=HOME Campaign with the
ending Of this contest. On the con-
trary, they are now at work In
very earnest endeavor to persuade the
school boards of the different Montana
districts to set aside a half hour
each week for the study Of BUY-AT-
HOME methods In the schools and
their success In this endeavor will
mean the permanent education Of the
future citizens Of Montana in loyalty
to their own people, who are the real
Of the towns and cities Of our
State.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-10-22

l. Garry the standard and popular brand
of goods, with a guarantee?
2 Carry stock of goods in your locality
conveniently displayed and priced for
your inspection?
g. Supply you with items, large or small the
same day you decide to buy?
4. Deliver to your house, free of charge the
same day you decide to purchase the
goods?
5. Greet you advise you in your buying
and help you with your problems?
3. Advertise locally or patronize any of
your local affairs?
Z. Render you assistance when in trouble?
BUY FROM YOUR LOCAL DEALERS!
Make your town more cheerful for its
merchants-AND FOR YOURSELF
by
PULLING -WITH-THEM