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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
DOUG CLIMBS MOUNTAINS
IN LATEST COMEDY

Douglas MaeLean's laughing
lightning comedy. Introduce Me. .
has been scheduled for release by
Associated Exhibitors on June L. In
this. his latest vehicle. Doug rides
TO oomedy.fnms IN tho inside Of a
SNOWFALL. which whirls It's dizzy path
down tho side OF the highest peak
tn tho Swiss Alps.
ON account OF a pair Of roft.bolicd
eyes the young hero finds himself
posing ms n champion mountain
climber. when. as a matter OF fact. he
used 20 set dizzy looking out OF q
second story window Tho real noun.
tain climber arrives on the scene.
and threatening to expose Doug To
the little lady. forces the embryo
mountainecr TO climb tho ''craziest''
peak In tho Alps,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
"SH0W- OFF" LAUDED
BY EASTERN CRITICS

Having played 10 crowded houses
AZ the Playhouse for 10 months con.
secnliyely. with ono company. and
In Chicago at cohan's Grand opera
house for five months with another.
Stewart & French. tho producers Of
that amazingly clever play. "The
show.off." have decided 20 make a
bld for tho suffragea OF the Pacific
coast playEoers.
Fortunately for local tbeaicr.go.
err. the management OF tho Metro.
poli,an has succeeded in pcrsuaGing
Tho show offs" producers. stew.
art & French. 20 stop Off on route
TO San Francisco long enough 10
give ono weeks performances. be.
ginning Sunday. May 81.
with the exception Of New York
and Chicago. mono other even OF the
major cities of tho country have
nccn Tho show.off." nor will
they do 80 until long after Seattle
thes,sr goerg have passed Judgment
on tho merits OF the play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Leatrice Joy Has
Perfect Dimensions

Leatrice JOY has made a discovery.
she II a perfect Sc"
she was told no by the filters dur.
Ing tho making OF a gorgeous array
OF style creations worn by her IN
Tho Dressmaker From Paris" tho
picture which brings her back 20
motion pictures AZ the Liberty this
week.
While she never had found trouble
ia obtaining gowns 10 m her. Miss
JOY was made aware OF her physical
perfection during tho filming ot this
production for tho first time. While
Il n very nice 10 know that one -
perfect. says tho "preasmaker." she
feels no differently than before the
startling discovery was made. and
afinr looking at her reflection In the
mirror. she confesses that her mp
pearanee has not altered a bit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
GHda Gray Scoring
Big Hit at Columbia

Gilda Gray r. creating real sen.
sation at the Columbia this week.
where she Is appearing as n special
feature along with tho House Peters
starrin. vehicle. "Raffles" Miss
Gray is undoubtedly tho biggest
drawing card ever booked an ''ape.
cial attraction" Mt tho local movie
house. and Manager Bender IL TO bo
congratulated in bringing TO Seattle
this celebrated star.
Gilda Gray is said to DO Americas
highostpriccd dancing star. and
after watching the pretty actress dis.
play her torpsichorean ability. we do
not wonder that she IS able TO com.
mand n fabulous salary.
with Misa Gray In company OF
clover dancers.
OF course. II Isn't necessary 20 have
10 inform you that Gitdn Is the ere.
ator OF the Skinny"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Honolulu Beauty
at Blue Mouse

Miss Caroline pcaa. Of Honolulu,
!, the young girl who won a con.
test conducted In tho Hawaiian is.
lands for a now screen pevon.
ali,y. She was selseiod out OF 500
screen tests made OF island Girls by
Warner Bros. and Is now at the
firms Hollywood studio where size
has tsen given three months
contract. II shc makes good in tina,
time she win 10 retained. Miss
Dcas Is row playing her fifst par,
in "AIy Wife and l." adapted from
tho novel by Harfie, Hccchcr siows.
and directed ~ Willard webb. star,
rinE Irene Rich. now al tho Blue
Mouse.
Tho young lady n just II years
old Of Portuguese descent and ID
an allarounl athlete. being one Of
tho most expert swimmers la the
lAsnnds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Strongheart Dives
Into Canada WHds

Whenever Strongheart is taken
into tho cold North country 20 get
snow backgrounds. MS he was for the
filming Of Jack London's white
Fang" tho picture showing at the
Heilig. he is generally accompanied
by trainioad OF two-legged and
four-iegged associates. all OF whom
participate in some way or other
in tho making of the picture.
Foi the making Of white Fang
Lawrence T'rimble. the director. led
Tho company into ,he wllds OF Soc.h-
ern Canada where thero was plenty
o. cold weather erd many feet Of
SHOW. II was gorgeous scenery. but
hard atmosphere for those accus.
toned to warmer CHIMES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Comedy Skit Is
Hit of Pan Show

wi,hou, n doubt the best act on
tho now PRntagcs bin. which opened
at that ,heater Monday. is - Page
From Life" featuring Frank aud
Ethel Halls. Their personality and
reparise arc remarkable. Each limo
Of II has a real laugh tucked away
in II for the audience ard tho couple
KEEP, tho audience In almost ono con,
tInuoua series OF laughs from start
to finish OF tho act.
Naomi and tho Brazilian Nuts. in
tho closing number. had number OF
jaxEy parts. IL easily occupied the
second position on tho bill II was
literally whlrlwind OF pep. had
Bomo very good clog dancing. and
even tho pianlStH number was inter.
cpting and seeured good round Of
applause.
Window shopping Il playle, feat.
uring Wilma sieck. was novel and
funny. but tho conclusion was rather
obvious FOR n hardened iragedlan.
But then. most vaudeville lovers
don't love tragedy.
Max Cooper and Harry seamon. IN
Flashes OF Versatility" are very
clever tnmblers. Perhaps they would
have been better without the versa.
nifty"
othrr acts on tho bin were Jossc
Ign and Turner In comedy stun,
with racstraek setting: the Three
White Kuhns in a singing. dancing
and comedy number: Henri LeBers
inevitable songologue. and tho feat
urc picture. Tho Night ship"
on tho whole the bill thIa week did
not come TIP 10 last weeks produc
ton. But then, last weeks was q
whirlwind and. perhaps. unusual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Talmadge Picture
Closes Wednesday

Richard Talmadgo is living up 70
his reputation OF being tho moot pop.
tilar young stunt actor on the screen
ID The Unknown" now playing ut
tho Capitol Tho picture Will close
Wednesday night
The plot centors about tho efforts
Of a young millionaire to bring down
the food prices by putting a STOP
20 tho postwar food graft. Tai
madgo is akillful in his dual role por-
1901
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
SCENARIO STAFF

Raymond l.. schrock. general man.
agcr OF Universal City, having start.
cd rs a scenario man. realizes the
Importance Of having the best
scenario writers on his staff Hero
AFRO a few OF them; Edward Mon,
tague. scenario editor: A. r. Younger
Super.Jcwel supervisor; Leot RcnicII
Brown. Curtis Benton, James Spear
ing. Il. Richard Schayer. Charles
Fur,hman. Rex Taylor. Charles
Kenyon. Burl, Armstrong. Florence
Ryorson. Frank Griffcn. Don w
Lee. Harry Ditmars and Melville
Brown. To this must bc added n
largo staff OF readers and experts
under Mrs winifrcd T.. Reeve
scenario editor in Now York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Last ShoDings of
Crook MeIodrama

The struggle between two hands
Of crooks for priceless gems and
a giri's battle TO work out her own
regeneration against bitter odds are
hiKhlishts OF Evelyn Brent's laica;
nslodrumatic vehicle, Alias Mary
Flynn" at tho Winter Garden until
Wednesday night. Miss BfentB re.
cent successes in underworld dra.
mas ara silk stocking sar' and
Midnight Molly"
A crook. herself. at tho outset OF
tho story. Miss Brent works out her
own regeneration IN unusual fash.
ion while saving Tho lives Of those
she loves. a weii.bainnced cast
supports tho star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Will King Has
Numbers Ready
for First Show

a pleasing mixture OF musical
numbers will mark surprises Of
1896" tho opening production Of
WIN King and hlH musical comedy
company at the Palace Hip for the
week starting Saturday. Tho mum.
beru were announced this morning
by VIII King.
Iiermlo King and his Rupers Solo
isA VIII appear IN concert before
each musical comedy. NY Best
olrl' and Don't Bring Lulu" are
two Homlck numbers that tho hand
win feature. which Milton Frumhn
VIII uppebr IN a musical specially
Frumhln plays 10 different instru
mepu
Howard Evans viii lead tho clior,
~ In the opening number. THE
Pest"
Two numbers win feature popular
Millls Marble. Il Loyo You Every
Hour" aud I'm aontomnrte,"
''Hagihd" will DO sung by Jimmie
Ellhri, assisted By tho girls.
Claire sisrr will sing "where's
My swee,is Hidlng7'
VIII Aubrey. a favorits with King
In the South, but new 90 seattlelteB
viii mhio his bow IN "Oh. Rather
Inc"
II Wonfu What's Become Of
Sally" n popular number. will 30
sung by q popular Girl IN tho per,
son Of jean Singer
Clara Ia Vale. another big fay
orite. viii lead the chorus IN "Oh
Percy"
WIN KING Lew Dunbar. Bessie
I'M. Clnir starr. Reece Gardner
Arthur Belasco. Billie Bingham and
Harry Dayin viii be seen IN the
cast OF surprises OF 1895"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Fat DiUas Too Much
for May Allison

May Allison. who plays with Nil
ton sllla and Doris Kenyon IN First
Nationals 81 Want Ny Man" AZ the
Strand. originally went TO New York
to study Tor tho opera
But she attended broadway mu'
aical comedy ono matinee. and after
comparing It's slim beauties with INC
plump. matronly divaa az tho Metro
polilAn. switched her ambitions and
studies 20 tho fodnsr. Aud thai wa,
Mays iirs, step along the path which
later led her to the screen and stellar
fame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Picture Rfter

II IN impossible 10 mako n parrot
talk says Hope Hampton. one Of Tho
feature players In "I6vera' Island, 3"
now IA production under tho dlrcc.
ton Of Henri Berger The script
call1 for two of the alleged tnlkaiiyc
creatures. bat the birds that were
obtained seemed 10 be well read up
on President Coolidge, and refuse 10
talk on any subject James Kirk,
wood. Louis Wolheim. Ivan Lnow.
Flora Finch. Gaby France. Jack Ray.
mond ana Douglas Gilmore are Tho
supporting cast OF Lover Island. 4"
which was written by 7. Howard
Kelly.
Director. Tom Torrihs has com.
pletsd the titling and editing Of the
production. "My Buddy's WIFE. +"
featuring Glenn Hunter. Edna Mur.
ply and DouglnB Gilmore. The pic.
turo IS a screen adaptation OF the
smart Set Magazine story OF the
same title. written by T. Howard
Kelly. Flora Finch and Marcia Hhr.
riss are also In tho chst OF this pic.
ture.
Attic Manhattan Madness. star.
ring Jack Dempsey and his wife. rs
teIie Taylor, II not scheduled for re-.
lease until August, the picture win
have many pre.relcnHs HhowingH IN
tho more important cities IN June.
The final scenes OF the picture were
mhdo IN New York. and directly fol
lowing the completion OF tho produc.
ton the heavyweight champion OF
tho world and his bride started on a
bclsted honeymoon 10 Europe.
Alice Joyce haH started 20 work
on Headlines" The picture IS be
ing directed by u. II. Griffith.
Mae Busch and owen Moore lead
tho cast OF Camille OF the Barbary
Coast" now in the course OF produc.
ton. other members Of tho cast are
Burr Mcintosh. Tamany Young. Frit'
zio Brunette and Dorothy King.
Director Alfred y. Green has ar.
rived In New York and is preparing
for tho filming OF Thomas Meighan's
next picture. Whispers" from an
original story by Booth Harrington.
Green directed Meighan in THE Con.
quest Of Canaan" THE No'er Do
Wen and Back Home and Broke. -
Pcwterwarc wrought 1000 years
before Christ In used in scenes for
''The wandcrer." now being screened
In Hollywood. Two ancient jugs, ex.
cayated from the volcanic ruins OF
a Grccinu city. arc used as water
and wine containers for n banquet
scene.
George o'Bden, featured player
OF tho screen version OF the stage
success Havoc" has completed his
work In tho war sequence OF the
picture.
Hans Kraely's original story. Two
Women" will be rochristened THE
Son Of Montmartrc" when Il Is
brought 90 the screen with Norma
Taimhdgo as the star. The Son OF
Monimartrc" WIN follow "Grau-
stark" now In the making. ms Miss
Tnimadgo's next picture.
Married Strangers VIII be the
permanent title OF the John NJ. Stahl
picture following Fine Clothes ac-
cording 10 announcement. II Is a
story by Frederic and Fanny Hatton.
originally called Tho Waning Sex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
William, Fairbanks
Starring at State

William Fairbanks. In Tier Man. :"
Ia tho feature pho,opiay on tho pro
gram nj tho state. in conjunction
with five acts Of New York road
show vaudeville. Lloyd Hamilton.
In killing Time" tho Roso bud lie.
vus and Walter Bells band are add.
cd attractions.
Thursday there will 30 an entire
change OF program at tho popular
family thrater"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Gold Heels" Now
Playing at Colonial

Gold Heels" tho screen adapta.
ton OF tho famous stage play.
Checkers" Is Wednesdays attrac.
ton at tho Colonial. Robcr, Az.
new and Lucien Llttleficld play tho
leading roles In thia big race track
picture.
Nazimova will be starred Thurs.
day in "The Reckoning sln." in
which she plays tho role Of wait
OF the underworld. The dives OF
Paris apaches form the background.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

Louise Ginum has returned TO her
homo at the Coast after finishing
her work in ''Fif,y.Fir,y. made in
New York under tho direction OF
Henri Berger. She IS supported in
this picture by Hope Hampton. IL
oncl barrymore. Arthur Donaldson,
J. Moy Bennett and Jean pelyal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
TAII,s INDIAN poMPEm

THREE RIVERS. y. M-The
ruins Of a buried Indian village have
been found on the ranch Of Former
Secretary Of Interior Fall, near here.
Archaeologists arc now excavating
the ancient town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

Edwin Carewe has completed the
perturbation OF The Lady Who
Lied" adapted from Robert Hiehens'
Snake. Bite. Leading roles are
played by Lewis stone. Virginia valli
and Mia Nadia. The film IL slated
FOR July release.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

Gerald Beaumonts short story.
1.-THE Lady Who Played FideIe," Will
become Tho Scarlet Saint" when Il
IS transferred TO the screen. with
Mary Aston in the leading feminine
role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

FFlorrio Finds a Gentleman" n
short story written by Elise Jean
Gerard TO DO published in tho Pic
torial Review next September, has
already been grabbed by tho movies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

CAdvcr,tIgenent)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
CAPTOR WOULD
FREE GARDNER ARRGNNER
SOnney, Who Nabbed Con-
vlCt, Tours Country

H. 3 sonury. Hplurrr Of Uoy
Gardner returned 10 Ncnttlo Friday
after travelling $4,000 miles thru
90 states, iu which no exhibited
motion pictures or Gardner and
made "a public plea for tho release
OF Tho man hr captured
Gardner. II VIII he remembered ia
the man who flashed into tho lime.
light In 1921 thru HIS escape from
Mcneil island Pictures OF Gard
nrr's career were exhibited In a
Seattle thCntcr IN February. 1894
soHucy reports that Gardner has
been kept IN solitary confinement
ai LFuycnwortb FOR the last two
and a hair years. and that he rs In
bad shape mentally and phyHlcallyt
Nmy photographs have indicated
that hW crimes were probably due
90 "a piece ~ hone pressing upon
HIS brain Altho prison authorities
have given their consent TO an
operation by their own doctors.
Gardner viii not give his consent
90 an operation by anyone but an
outside specialist
Sonncy tnlcgraphcd Thursday 90
United States Attorney General
Stone, asking permission 10 BRING
a surgeon 90 Leaycuworth from
Kansas cts.
II the operation h successful.
there Is somc hope that Gardner
may be purdoucd from the life sen,
tcnCe which he Is now serving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20

might be it viii never 30 lasting u
the material and physical is all
that holds the attraction. The only
real lasting joys, the only compan.
ionahip is the attraction OF the
higher, better qualities in either
sex.
4 man OF 30. or a woman either,
who seek their companions for a
so.cailed thrill out OF life. have not
reached the point where they really
desire tho real and better things OF
life A genuine man or woman
wants the company OF someone they
will have something in common
with, socially, mentally and every
way in general.
Women who are seeking 10 at.
tract Just physically. may as well
learn they will never hold those
they attract because there will nj.
ways be others just as attractive
and great deal more so. SO let
us hope there arc more real men
and women seeking the true things
Of life. only we just don't hear
their side OF life so frequently.
JUST &C."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
PIONEER DEAD
Mrs. Page, Daughter OF First
Oregon Governor, Passes

Funeral services for Mrs. Frances
Ellen Page, So, daughter OF Joseph
Gale. first provincial governor Of
Oregon, will be held Monday, at 2
o'clock She died Friday, In the
Seattle General hospital.
The services nre to be held in
Bonnoy.Watson's undertaking par.
lors. Tntormcnt viii follow In Lake
View cemetery.
Mrs. Page was a pioneer OF tho
Northwest. She was born In Orc.
gon territory and spent tho major
part OF her long life in tho Pacific
Northwest.
She is the mother OF Mrs. Miles
Poindexter, wife of the former sen.
ator and present ambassador TO
Peru, and Of Thomas y. Page, Jr.,
woll.known Seattle attorney Three
other daughters survive, at the
homo Of ono OF whom. Mra. May
Jorgenson, 1850 u. G2d st.. sho was
living at the time Of her death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
PROGRAMS FOR
SATURDAY EVE

+. VI.
kfoA-uogmAa orchestra dinner con.
cert Fsrty-fvr minutes The program
Overture. piqus Dame. Non Auppsl
waltz EspanA lwaillsutrit selections
frpm Thr rarre twins ttlesehuali Met
coy tfBehal-owskJlj spinning saug
lMHudslrsohai
siis r. VI.
ioh-Soneeft program sponsored b.
Rhodes Department store. Niasty mia
ESQ r. Vi.
kTCi.- Hermis kipGs orchestra play
Ing from the stage Of the Palace HIP
thsater Twsuy ',e minutes.
$40 =, ".
kfoA 8'udio musical program,
Thirty mins'v' , -
krci Opening u Radio Stts troiie.
Kroh rhs Temple Player, 10 .-rhs
Flower ship with masisst program.
uus eaur.
puo r. ".
hrCI-itrrmto kjnEs orebrsITs play.
iuE from Tito Palace Hip stage rwrniF
miHutrr
$50 r. NJ
hrCf~-isff sussisf. Douglas Richard
son. Edlths Truham asd bs+ sFHrUps-
tors, yinesnt Herbert, on Radio Ffoiis
bin. Twvnsy minutes
10 n. ~.
hrCL-KTCt. Players In Tie FOR.
syths Flsppsr" racing thriller rhirty
miHuteH
kfOA-Eddis Hafluraa dance crehss
ira. from the Marine room Olympic
Hotel one hour
1880 T., ~
hfci,- Midnight froilc Including noss
Cole Rostiigsr singing. HAT washing.
toni" ard vsudcviis stunts. UnuI mid
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
CLOSE C0NCLAVE
P. {. 0. Chooses BeIIingham
for 1926 Convention

BsIhnEham viii br the 1895 meet
lug place for the r =. o slstsrhood.
3, was decided Thursday ia olympia.
just before they closed thor annual
meeting.
Officers elected for the coming
year are Mrs Maud coles Whit
lock- Tacoma. president. MIR. Flor.
encr Rose. Olympia. FIRST vice prcgi,
dent. Mrs Phoebe rhlilppI. .HriIinK.
ham. second VICE president Mrs.
Esther Rogers. Newport. organizer.
Miss Kate Barker. Spokane. record.
Ing secretary. Mira Julia II, Pratt.
Seattle. corresponding secretary
Mrs. louise NJ HoaEIuud. walla
Walla. treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
CYNTHIA GREY ---
What Is O. Mans Idea
of q Pretty Girl?
Do Men Resent Girls Using an Album
dance of Paint and Rouge?
BY CYNTHIA GREY

COME SAID that woman is beautiful
W until tells her she is
! But from mans standpoint, what is beauty?
Women have been trying solve the riddle for thousands
of years.
Today they to have reached the conclusion that
beauty all the p-salve that pair of lips hold,
unashamed circles of rouge either cheek and plenty of
eyebrow pencilng
In todays mail received letter from 17-year-old
girl which much too long to print but the gst of the
elder sister street makeup" and its effect
I'm putting the question up to my readers particularly
the men folks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
Girl Cries Because
"Nigger" Is Missing
cried all night Friday because

She cried all night Friday because
Niger went away and loft alone.
She W Betty Joy Mckay llycar.
old owner Of G.month.old Aircdnlc
dog which has boon missing since
Tuesday
IIcr mother Mrg" John Mckay,
ZOE 18th avc, NJ told The stnr OF
tho tcnra Of hor daughter Saturday,
She wondered II someone couldn't
find the dog for her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
new MARK FOR
BOND OFFER
City Water Bonds Bring
Highest Bid on Record

Local municipal water bonds Fri.
day reached new high mark. when
a Joint bid. accepted by the couu.
Gil, offered s97s.23i for tho $1,000.
600 worth OF the securities. at AZ
per cent interest.
The effective. interest rate. under
tho bid. ia about "a per cent. Chair.
man y. l.. Blaine. Of the finance
committee. said Twelve bids we're
received. but the bid accepted wus
by the Seattle National bank. Con
rad & Broom. Inc, George II. Burr
and tho First National bank.
The bonds hre part Of IA $4,000. 900
ISSUE OF 1890 for financing the Lake
Youngs extension and development
OF the city water system. About
;2,00O.000 worth nrc stili to be sold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
Would Make Fort
Lawton City Park

Plans 10 foreaall tho leasing OF
tracts Of land In Fort Lnwton for
commercial purposes wero laid at the
meeting OF tho Magnolin Bluff I'm.
provcment club this week.
Tho club Wishes TO see the site nc.
quircd by the city for park, They
shy that the government plans TO
abandon tho fort and lease II for
commercial purposes which. they
charge, would be n dctrimcnt to tho
district