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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-10-23

FOR sALE-A 1000 gallon cedar
tank never used. VIII at a bar
gain. Mrs. R. j. Hall. Black.
ISL Vashon. 10-16-tf
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-10-23
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-A pleasant six room
white house, just north of P. Nc
Cormick's. $l2 per month. Mrs.
IT, G. Beall, Jr. 10-16-tf
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-10-23

Storage batteries sold, rsated, Fe-
paired aRd charged. Radto parts
machine work, generator assd
starter wusk specially. Wash.
on Maefafe Shop.
, 1925-01-16

he other is his love for taking a
company to authentic locations in
lstant parts of the world 10 get
real atmosphere in his productions.
The Bandolero" c'The Bandit'D,
which came TO the Rialto theater
yesterday, Is an excellent example
of both of Mr.. Terriss's theories.
Manuel Granada, a young Aregn-
dine who plays the juvenile lead. is
a discovery of Mr.. Terriss. and
makes what mildly may be termed
4 most suspicious debut in the ST.
lent drama; and the fact that ex-
terror scene were taken in Cuba
and Spain give this presentation of
a dramatic story OF vengeance and
love an authenticity Of atmosphere
which. it seems TO this reviewer, can
not be praised too highly.
, 1925-01-16

I'd. Mrs. Ross. T~ownspecple who were
accustomed to seeing her rolling
ibout in her limousine or presiding
over a tea urn. could not quite see
ner with her sleeves rolled up. and
wrestling with affairs of state.
Mrs. Ross has always been a home
woman and a southern home woman.
at that. She comes Of a fine old
southern family. the Tayloes. OF
Tennessee. When 1t comes to a grace
and charm as a hostess. Cheyenne
grants she is without a peer. But
when the first flush OF sentiment and
enthusiasm has died, will she be abe
to hold together the party lines with
al the other members Of her board
Republicans while she is a Demo
crat?
Exalted ideals are perishable
thinss. sven In a chivalrous state
Nike Wyoming. JOS
d. Meanwhile a tired little woman
comes home around midnight from
the night sessions at the capitol to
the big. empty mansion.
, 1925-01-16
"The Fighting Coward

Noah Beery. motion picture, bad
man" plays the wickedest role in
his entire screen career.
As "Bfackie.' he is Officially cred
ted with the kilAng Of is men in
the latest James 'cruze Paramount
production. THE Fighting Coward 81
opening II the Rialto theater to-
morrow.
The story, by Booth Harrington
takes place In 1s4s. when the duel
ing code was still active in the Unit
ed States and when It a possible
for men to commit murder under
the guise Of a duel.
Berry has appeared in many
heavy roles, but this one is avowed.
ly the heaviest OF all.
Ernest Terrence also has a more
or less villairous role in this pro
duction.
Other featured players are Mary
Aston. Phyllis Haver and Cullen
Lands.
, 1925-01-16
VS.. Chlivalry
To Meet First Test In
State Administration

in their hearts lots OF them are sorry
to see her take the governors chair.
"She is too lovely and a fine NO.
man to take such a job. l may be
old fashioned, but I stil like to keep
women on a PEDESTAL"
Several of the younger Legislators
who had enthusiastically called the
new governor the most charming
and lovely OF women unconsciously
nodded their heads when tho older
man had finished speaking. And, Of
course. there are a few cynics who
are p~rophesying that at the end Of
her term the state will find to Its
sorrow that the hand that rocked
the cradle Is the hand that rocked
wyoming"
1t is a known fact that 1t Is the
sons OF the wide open spaces. In
their gallon hats. In other words, the
people out w the state of Wyo-
ming and not of Cheyenne. who elect
, 1925-01-16
ARTISTS COME IN FOR
COMIC C0LUMB|A|sM

Captivating Holly Desmond. gor-
geously gowned for her part as the
alluring model in Desmond's Roof
Garden revue's "Greewich Follies,
Jr." at the Columbia last night cre-
ated n sensation. And when she
stepped put to syncopate her sing
ing of II Had Someone Else she
didn't need a spotlight to center the
attention of the house oil her.
Demure little Della Robinson. done
up in smart things that are ordi'
narily worn by men, was a clever
trick when she sang Idle Dream"
from George Whites Scandals. and
sand 1t to thrilling perfection.
Again Madame Desmond won her
hearers, this time giving as her solo
Dear One" Her voice carried the
clear tones of the love appeal thru
the house.
Alive with energy to be about
, 1925-01-16
BILL HART COMES AGAIN
TO IRIS IN new MOVIE

Once again the cold.eyed but
warn hearted hero of the westerns,
William S. Hart. steps UP into view
on the silver Green at the Iris the.
alter. With him is the adorable
Sylvia Bremen, with lots Of other
strong or villainous characters in
the background. The name of this
new and stirring Hart production is
Gold Deck" 1t can't be beat for
stirring up the spirit of quick
changes of the Powder River west.
On the same program is u lively
comedy and tonight-in fact, every
night-the topnotch jazz rustlers
will play.
, 1925-01-16
BY SUE MCNAMARA
1926. Consolidated Press
~.-1tattnr

Association
CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Jan 1e--Wii
political antagonism, now coming out
of its temporary drugged sleep of
sentiment and chivalry. some
thing besides n smooth sea for the
old ship Wyoming, with a lady gov
ernor at the helm?
Now that the legislature has con-
vened and the lawmakers are get
ting down to brass lacks. some OF
them are rubbing their eyes and
viewing with something akin to dis
may this frail. cultured little black.
rohed product of home and society,
whom they nave entrusted with such
momentous responsibilities. Not that
she is giving any evidence OF not be-
Ing able TO fill the TOBIAS yet But
from now on, those who were not
keen in having II woman governor
are going to watch her every step.
The wave of sympathy on which
Mrs. Ross was swept into office. toll
lowing the sudden death of her hus-
band three months ago, has begun
to suhside and practical politicians
are facing the real issue VIII this
gently reared southern woman be
ahle to handle the job?
Loyalty speaks oftenest on legisla-
tive lips with a generous Give her
a chance" Yet n shrewd senator,
chewing on his cigar in the lobby
Of the Plains hotel today. voiced a
common sentiment here when he
said:
No, l am not for a m COVER
nor, because ! think too much OF
I women. / am for womanly women
and many men and the political
rows any governor Is apt to get mix
ed up in should not be for the gent
Ter sex. There isn't a man in the
legislature who would not sc
through fire for Mrs. Ross. but down
, 1925-01-16
How Soldier
Dispersed Attacks

For two years my stomach tron.
BILE was very bad. my doctor had IN
inject morphine on several occasion,
when I was stricken with these at.
JACKS. Since taking four bottles OF
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
been entire-y well and am Serving
in the artillery. having been pro-
nounced in perfect health by govern.
ment physicians" 1t is a simple
harmless preparation that remove,
the catarrhal mucus from the inte,.
final tract and allays the innamma.
ton which . causes practically all
stomach. liver and intestinal all.
ments. including appendicitis. Cns
dose will convince or money refund.
ed. For sale by druggists everywhere.
ADV.
, 1925-01-16

flesh straight down to the iigaments
and tendons of the joints-right
where the agony starts-Then bles-
sed relief comes quickly.
1t absorbs instantly and is SO
clean that YOU can rub 1t on often
and get thereby results much more
quickly, when the Joint is inflamed
and the agony intense
Being such a powerful counter.
irritant. 1t cannot help bringing
speedy and helpful results in con
gestion. sore throat. chest colds.
'lumbago and neuralgia much quick.
er than almost any remedy you can
buy.
But you must remember that 1t
Is for joint Affections that Joint
Ease is mostly dispensed. and its
helpfulness will astonish you after
all ordinary iiniments and other
treatments have failed. John Trip
eny Co. sells lots OF it.-Adv.
, 1925-01-16


something and unconseiousiy being
humorous and gay. not because It
is just what he 10 supopsed to, but
because he can't help It, Bud Des.
mond turned his tricks to rare ad.
vantage.
sure.fire comic attractions were
Lem Desmond and Lew Belmont
who don't know what's to be done
until the time comes. and then they
both do 1t and the crowd laughs
with complete abandon. Nat Roy.
all. Art and Zelda Boden. were pre-
sentees Of features that considerably
colored the time Of sntre-act.
Not complete In the background
Of this smirk Of JOY at studio odd.
ties, were ths Skyline syncopaters
who set up a mardi gras Of music
as THE Artists Musicale"
, 1925-01-16
MADCE KENNEDY IS BUSY
HEROINE IN B~O0TLEGGER
COMEDY At THE AMERICA

All you picture lovers OF realism,
makes you grip the seat tighter hop
ing that the of the pretty
heroine in great peril will make
haste. will receive more than you
bargained for by seeing Madge Ken
nedy In Three Miles Out" starting
at the America today. Not only
Is It jammed. crammed and chock-
full of exciting adventures but 1t has
Miss Kennedy in the most irresis-
table role she has ever enacted be-
fore the camera.
As the charming maiden who IN
knowingly was to marry Luis Ric.
cardi CMarc McDermott, the master.
mind OF the b~ootisggers. and who
later falls captive to a villainous
crew aboard n rum.running boat
three miles out at sea, makes her
self the pivot OF one OF the most
thrilling romances ever filmed.
There ie a fine. manly young hero.
John Locke played superbiy by that
favorite actor. Harrison Ford. and
right here we must also give special
Hefllioil W tnt splelulu WOrk p1
Ivan Linow as Bull" Jorgen.
The plot starts right off the reel
TO be a creepy. mysterious affair.
with tho adventures coming so fast
thnt the most exact'ng picture fans
will find It exceptionally entertain
ing.
Irwin Willat directed the film and
did n fine job OF 1t, his'scencs at sea
being unusually realistic.
Miss Kennedy is called upon to dc
some spectacular stunts and II is
most pleasing to see how ereditably
and gracefully she disposes OF them
n In Harold Ilovd Miss Kenupdv
, 1925-01-16
AIR MAIL
is

DIVA CITY, Iowa. Jan. Is.-Twen-
ty'one sacks Of west bound air mall.
the cargo carried by Pilot J. Hamii-
ton Lee, who was forced by a snow
storm to land near here last night.
were being held at Smith fled today
to await the resumption Of flying.
Lee vas en- route from May.
wood field. Chicago. to Omaha last
night. He dropped a paracute flare
and made a landing in a corn field
after fifteen minutes of circling to
find the beacon lights had proved
futile. The plane was not damaged.
, 1925-01-16

It's here, right In town and every
live druggist has II.
It's a low price remedy. to be
sure, but that doesn't stop It from
taking the kinks. lameness or tor
ture out of your troubled Joints.
Joint-Ease is the name. SO called
because It Is compounded solely
for the purpose OF relieving all joint
ailments.
Just rub It on the tortured. lame
joints and in Just a few seconds II
VIII penetrate through the skin and
, 1925-01-16

Even u fretful. fevcrish. bilious or
constipated child loves the pleasant
taste Of california Fig Syrup" This
gentle, harmless laxative never fails
20 sweeten the stomach and Vel the
bowels. A teaspoonful today may
prevent a sick child tomorrow. 1t
doesn't crnmp or overact. Contains
, 1925-01-16
Do This After
Severe Illness
How to Speedily Gain
Strength and Put on
Needed Weight

Nothing like the wonderful vital
izlng vitamines in Cod Liver oil TO
relp convalcscing people 10 quickly
get strong and well - everybody
knows that.
But no body wants to take the III
smelling. horrible tasting. stomach
upsetting oil itself. so nowadays. up
10 date medical men are ordering
n tablet of Cod Liver OH and IT sure
~ has proved a blessing to thousands
of people who have been sapped of
their natural strength after j severe
illness and especially after the
Grippe or a stubborn cought or cold.
, 1925-01-16
Stranded Sub
Held on Bar

CHATHAM. Mass, Jan. 1s.- The
submarine S.19 today was firmly
held in the sand Of the outer bar OF
Orleans harbor where she ran
aground early Tuesday in a fog. Two
powerful tugs strained at a hawser
for three hours In the flood tide of
early morning but failed TO move the
stranded vessel.
, 1925-01-16

no narcotics or soothing drugs.
Ask your druggist for genuine
California Fig Syrup" which has
directions for babies and children Of
all ages printed on bottle. Mother!
You must saw California or you
may get an imitation fig syrup
Adv.
, 1925-01-16

A queer African snake. which
lives on eggs. has a toothIike spike
projecting downwards from Its back
bone. Just behind the head, which is
tipped with enamel. When It swal.
lows an egg the latter passes down
the outlet until it encounters the
spike. which breaks the shell.
, 1925-01-16
SPAIN IS ACTUAL SCENE
OF ''BANDELER0" DRAMA
PLAYING NOW At R|ALT0

Tom Teriss not only has been con-
sidered one of the outstanding d.
rectors of the motion picture field
for some time. but also he has been
more or less noted for two partfcu-
lar attributes. One OF them is his
eagernress 10 develop new players
, 1925-01-16

works hard throughout and her
work adds another feather to her
acting crown.
While the picture is admittedly
thrilling and tense, there is a thread
OF comedy That at times runs to the
highest laughing point and some of
the captions are mostopportune and
humorous.
All the Kennedy admirers will
have plenty to rave over when they
see their popular star in Three
Miles Out"
, 1925-01-16

Ask Kimbail Drug. Midwest Phar-
macy or Casper Pharmacy or n
regular druggist for u box of Nc
Coy's God Liver Oil Compound Tab
lets. They cost but little. are sugar
coated and as pleasant TO take as
candy.
Skinny men and women take them
TO speedily put on penty of good
healthy solid flesh and for this pur-
pose they are so extremely good tina
thin men and women often take on
3 pounds or more in so days. As a
matter of fact, your druggist will re-
turn your m If you don't take on
: pounds in 80 days.
Great for weak, skinny, backward.
rundown children. too, and gives
them a hearty appetite.
BE sure and ask for McCoy's, the
original and genuine Cod Liver Oil
Compound Tablets-60 Tablets-6O
.ents.-Adv.
, 1925-01-16

Chief Justice Harry Olson of the
Chicago Municipal Court was re-
sponsible for the questioning OF
William d. Shepherd. foster father
of William N. McClintock, the NH.
llonaire orphan, regarding the
young mans death early in Decem.
Der. He startled officials at the
MeClintock inquest by demanding
exhumation Of the body of DIR. Oscar
Olson. his brother, who died three
years ago. HIS brother was n friend
OF the McClintcek family and he
said he had learned that Shepherd
was with his brother before his
death. An examination by coron.
er's'chemists showed, they reported,
thatMcclintock's death was caused
by typhoid fever.t
, 1925-01-16
You Can Quickly Timber Up
Sore Stiff, Swollen Joints

Even Chronic Rheumatic
Swellings in Knee, Foot,
Ankles, Arch, Hips, Ell
bow, Shoulder or Finger
Joints Yield to the Mighty
Powerful Influence of
JOINT-EASE.
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25

C. Stuart Barnes, an old timer of Dawson was found dead on his hunk. with mirror in his left hand revolver cluched in his right hand and bullet hole in his tenn ple. On sheet of paper were these typewriter words. Sud den violent internal combustions No let up for twelve hours. Con dition incurable. To save trouble Au revoir (. Stuart Barnes. Barnes was fully clothed with his head bathed in blood. when found. The bullet entered the right side of his head and went through the skull to the left side, where it was found and extracted. The body was in an emaciated cond- ton. showing signs of poor health and lack of proper nourishment, In a note found by the police the deceased stated that he had not penny in the world. The cabin was in disorder. and there was little value in it. Barnes Carte North in the stampede days. miner for several years, and more recent ly worked in Dawson as book keeper and clerk.
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25

Fairbanks held big Midnight sun carnival on June 21. The Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce the Commercial Club and the Sons and daughters and the Golden North were behind the move to make this years carnival the most sue cessful yet held. Besides the Mid night Sun basket ball game and the dance. the Native Sons and Daughters organized and put on a show of their own. Arrangements were made for free auto rides for visitors attending the carnival either to the famous Eighteen Mile Roadhouse. out to the Creeks. the College or any other point of in terest around Fairbanks. The Alaska railroad gave a spec ial excursion rate from all points on it's line to Fairbanks. of fare and one-third for the round trip. tickets being good onthe train leaving Seward June IS and re turning any time to June 2S.
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25

Mrs. Sergy Pete, an Indian wo- man of about 50 years old, was
 killed recently during the pro- gress of a native drinking party in a tent located between the town of Kenai and the Libby, McNeill &
 Libby Cannery. Two daughters and son of the victim were pres ent at the party, and their testi- mony seemed to indicate that the
 woman left the tent and was at tackled. She is said to have cried
 for help, whereupon her assailant attempted to choke her and fail
 ing in this, used knife, severely
 gashing the back of her neck. It is said the daughters of the mur- dered woman know who committed the deed, and several of the In- dians have been taken into cus- tody pending more thorough in- vestigation. The husband of the dead woman. Sergy Pete, was in
 the Anchorage jail. sewing term
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
DEATH OF THE OREGON SCHOOL LAW
 From the Literary Digest

The right fathers and mothers 10 have voice in the education of their children $ .ablished by the United States Supreme Court when ii declares void the famous oregon school Law which sought to compel attendance of children in public schools to the exclusion private parochial schools "The child is the mere creature of the State" ayers MT. Justice McReynods in writing a history making decision which has the unanimous concurrence of his fellow justices. A Magma Charta for the integrety family life. "a decision against tyranny triumph for the rights of mi norities "a victory for freedom of education" "a crushing defeat for bigotry "a buwark against the tyranny of the majority"-these of the of this decision by such representa- tves dailies as the Newark News, Brooklyn Eagle Portland Oregonian. New York Herald Tribune and World and the Boston Herald. Other papers quoted at the of this article, comment on the relation between this Oregon now settled and the even more famous anti-evouton case now pending in Dayton, Tennessee
 Before quoting the decision and further press characterizations of it. it may be of value to our readers to present briefly the salient facts lead ing up to the Supreme Courts action in 1922, when the influence of the Klu KLux klan in Oregon politics was apparently at it's peak. thee Oregon School Law was passed by the Legislature but bv vote of the people. The voting 115,- 5os to 1os Gs5 which means that the new law won by a margin of less than 12,o00 in total vote Of nearly 22o 0oo Like most States oregon already had a compulsory law. the new statute went much further decreeing that after September l, 1926 all normal children in the States between the ages of eight and sixteen .twh a few eXceptionsi ,yould he compelled to attend public schools = Exempted from this law were: children physically unable to attend school children who had compet- ed the eight grade children living too far from school: and children receiving adequate private in structions in the home With these exceptions, the law decreed that
 "any parent guardian other person in the State of Oregon having control charge custody of A child under the age of sixteen years and of the age of eight years over, at the commencement of
 term of public of the district in which said child resdes,- who shall fail neglect or refuse +o send such child to public school shall be held during the current year in said district shall be guilty of msdemeanor, and each days failure to send sucb child to public school shall constitute sepa- rate affence"
 Failure on the part of parent or guardian to onev this law was to be punished by fine of not
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
NATIONS IN ACCORD
 . ON CHINESE POLICY

Washington. July p, P)-Sub- stantial accord has been reached on the formula dealing with the Chinese problem by the powers and Picking diplomats are expected to be in a position to submit the for mula to the provisional govern ment of China at an early date.
 The proposed settlement will in clude the Washington conference plan for the revision of Chinese customs and proposals for a new judicial inquiry into the responsi' bility for the loss of lives in the recent Shanghai rioting.
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25

The Mines Shelter Finance Cor poration, recent organization, which has for its president Fred Heilig, a we'll known former resi- dent of Fairbanks. announces t7at it will build electric smelters for the treatment of all kinds of ores. in Seattle. The company will em- ploy the Swedish Electric Smelt- ing process, having obtained con trot of that process for the United States. The Swedish electric smeiting process has been success fully used in Sweden since 1909. when the first electric smelt- CT was installed there. MT. Heillg is brother of the former old time Fairbanks attorney and an uncle of Reed Heilig, former U. s. Com missioner at Fairbanks. He was at one time principal of the Fair banks public schools and later ed- itor of the Fairbanks Times.
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
OBITUARY

Here lies poor woman who al- ways was tired, Who lived in a house where no help was hired. Her last words on earth were: "Dear friends I'm going Where there won't be no scrubblng' nor sweeping nor sewing. But everything there is exact to
 my wishes For where there's no eating there's no washing of dishes. I'll be where loud anthems is al-
 ways a-ringing. But as I've no voice, I'm clear of
 the singing. Don't mourn for me now-dont
 mourn for me never. For I'm going to do nothing for
 ever and ever"
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25

Much publicity is being given new short tour arranged by the Alaska Seamship Company, which will give passengers an opportu- nifty to go into the interior with out missing boat. The route in cludes the Kennecott mines and Keystone Canyon, and can be made either from Valdez or Codova via Thompson Pass. It is especially adapted to those round-trippers who do not wish to lay over at the canneries., and can be made for about s65. It is believed many visitors will take this trip during the present summer.
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
MICKEY SHANNON LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT KNOCKED
 INTO GREAT BEYOND

Louisville. July 9. Mickey shannon. of Chicago. light heavy weight was killed in the fourth round of boxing match with Harry Fay of Louisville when Pays blow knocked him against the ropes so that he fell and struck the floor on his head He died quickly
 Fay was immediately arrested 3n manslaughter charge.
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25

With only three days of sun shine to it's credit. the month of May just passed was the wettest on the government records. ac- cording to R. E. Elsner, govern ment weather observer for the Cordova section. During the 31 day eleven and one half inches of rain fell as compared. for instance with May 1922 when four and three fourths inches fell. or 1920. when one inch fell. MT. Elsner's record shows. in addition to the three clear days. there were five partly clear days. while the re mainder were all cloudy