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Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-31

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ahead Of resistlcss torrent make Il
terrifying Spectacular background
for some of the thrilling action in
"Thc Tornado,' UnivcrsalJcwei
starring House Peters, which will
be shown in the Palace thcatcr com
mcncing Sunday
"Thc Tornado' is the screen
version of the famous Lincoln j..
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-31
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Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-31
The Weather

FOR Los ANGELES AND VICI.
NIFTY: Partly cloudy weather to-
night and Sunday with moderate
temperature.
The Carbon County news., 1925-10-22

close of every six weeks and form the
only official communication which the
school has with parents and guardians.
The weeks activities at the high
school have been very interesting,
made so by the series of basketball
games. On Monday night the Fresh
men basket ball team played the Jun
iors; the score resulted IL to 4 in favor
of the Juniors. The Seniors played
the Sophomores; the score being IL
to 10 in favor of the Seniors. Tuesday
evening the Freshmen and Sopho-
mores played; the Sophomores scor-
ing 35 against the Freshmen's 15. The
Seniors played the Juniors which re-
suited in the score Of 20 to in favor
of the Seniors. Last night the Fresh
men, Sophomores and Seniors played
in order to determine the team to play
the Seniors.
Mr.. Schmidt, basketball coach,
stated that some good team work was
The Carbon County news., 1925-10-22
High School News Items

The program of the Dramatic Club
is closed to the public this week. The
program for Friday, November 9Th,
will be open to the public.
Professor H. L. Hussong has re-
ceived word from Mr.. Fred Winship,
one of last years instructors in the
Carbon County High School, that he
is at the head of the English depart
ment at Grand Island College, Grand
Island, Nebraska. Mr.. Winship is en-
joying his work very much.
The first terms report cards were
given to the students this week; some
showing that excellent work has been
done by the students and a number
were disappointed in their grades.
These reports are given out at the
The Carbon County news., 1925-10-22

will be held at the Legion rooms Tues
day, October 27th with the following
officers to be installed:
R. M. Porter. Commander; Jas.
Whalen, First Vice Commander; R..
S. Coleman, Second Vice Commander;
Otis Roysdon. Adjutant; J. T. Newell,
Finance Officer; j. L. Purdy, Chap
lain; William Layton, Sergeant at
Arms; M. B. Pay. Historian and also
Acting Installing Officer.
The retiring officers of the Post are
o. ]. Salo, Commander; Jas. Whalen,
Vice Commander (re-electsd); Otis
Roysdon, Adjutant (re-elected); Ed
ward Nordstrom, Finance Officer, M.
P. Pay, Chaplain; John Powers, Sarge
ant at Arms; and r. M. Porter His
torian-
The Carbon County news., 1925-10-22

Miles City-State viii build $751;
900 heating plant for boys school
here.
Fort Benton-Duer tract will raise
100 acres sugar beets for 1926.
-Stockmen have sold fat
steers up to $11.60 per 100 pounds.
Victor-0ld Cerlew mine, idle for 80
years because its ore contained rich
zinc, to be reopened up with 5000 tons
ore on dump and much ore in mine.
State forestry department has old
$190, 1896 in timber, in past two years.
The Carbon County news., 1925-10-22

Members of the Carbon County
High School Dramatic Club will pre-
ssut Booth Tarkington's Clarence
cn the evening Of November goth and
fhe cast, in order of their appearance,
is composed of Edna Morgan, who will
play the part of Mrs. Martyr; Laury
Hakala takes the role of Mr.. Wheeler
Mrs. Wheeler and Bobby Wheeler are
interpreted by Mabel Bekkarinen and
George DeBourge; Cora Wheeler, is
played by Helga Mikila; Violet Pin
ney. Gertrude Bailey; Clarence, Byron
Whitcomb; Della, Florence Peterson;
Dinwiddie, Warren Leland; Hubert
0tem; Garry Robertson. ]. L. Purdy,
anstructor of Public Speaking at the
high school is coaching the play.
The Carbon County news., 1925-10-22

displayed but as a whole, the teams
stood around too much and were not
covering the floor. The guards failed
to do some good clean guarding which
they will have to overcome. With the
new material that is put up on the
floor the old players will have to de-
velop more speed If they are going to
hold their places on the team. The
big trouble with last years team was
the fact that the men did not pass
and get in position to receive a
pass. Some Of the new men show con-
siderable ability along this line.
The Carbon County news., 1925-10-22
MONTANA WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

Winifred-Oil prospect well spudded
in with barbecue and celebration
Chinook-Turkey growers will poo
sales on several carloads holiday turk
eys.
Tramway mine will be reopened to
employ 700 miners.
Butte-Boston-M Montana employs
lao men, extracting 200 tons daily.
Kalispell-Dairy farmers organize
Cow Testing Association.
Malta--Bee culture has paid so well
that many farmers will try it next
year.
Bozeman-State board opens bids
October 2s, for $4,000 State Col
lege woman's building.
The Carbon County news., 1925-10-22
MARTIN--sHOwERmAN

The marriage of Miss Mabel Martin
and Archie Showerman, a well known
and popular couple of this city, came
as a great surprise to their many
friends. The couple were married Mon
day evening
The Carbon County news., 1925-10-22

Professor M. M. Stanley and wife of
Roberts were shopping in the city
from Roberts Saturday.
The Carbon County news., 1925-10-22
LEGION OFFICERS
TO BE INSTALLED
NEXT TUESDAY

Installation Of officers of Carbon
Post No. II Of the American Legion
The Carbon County news., 1925-10-22
'afe1. SOffellef
he New Wayne High Capacity Mineral

Every the value Of soft adds materially the life
Of linens and laundry suppk And makes laundering
dhwashng quicker bathing delightful and aid better
cooking short soft not luxuryt Isl worthwhile
With Wayne Water Sotener you have clear Clean soft
from every faucet your home and regular city pressure
For the Wayne Water Soener takes hard city and makes
nntaneou process without the addition
Wayne has always been the acknowledged leader in the sene
field because Wayne originated snd perfected the pdae method
oenng made phe irs.tanss~s
city Waypssoh Was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
Women an Politics

MOT that The Star wishes to discourage
l Y any woman from doing her civic duty
but here's what Joseph Addison wrote
in the London Spectator May 5, It'll:
There is one Consideration which |
would earnestly recommend to all my
Female Readers and which, / hope, will
have some weight with them. In short,
it is this, that there is nothing so bad
for the Face as Party Zeal. II gives an
ill-natured Cast to the Eye and disagree
able Sournesg to the Look; besides that
it makes the Lines too strong and flushes
them worse than Brandy.
Il have seen Woman's Face break out
in Heats as she has been talking against
great Lord, whom she had never seen in
her Life: and indeed never knew n Party
Woman that kept her Beauty fora Twelve
month
Il would therefore advise all my Female
Readers. as they value their Compilations,
to let alone all Disputes of this Nature;
though, at the same time would give free
Liberty to all superannuated motherly Par
tizans to be as violent as they please, since
there will be no danger either Of their
spelling their Faces or of their gaining
Converts"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
The Menace of FundQmentQlism

TNHE menace Of the FuHdamsn-
Il tAiist movement 20 freedom
OF teaching In many states or
America u nothing 10 be laughed
away.
when teachers are discharged
for suggesting that tho earth y
q sphere las was dono In Kan
sasl or ha was done IN Texas
Tor saying that Noah's little ark
could not have held n pair Of the
million or 30 species or insects
and tho $4,000 or more species
n land yrriibratea. some OF
which weighed 20 tons each. or
iag IN Georgia, Kentucky and
elsaw herti for suggesting that
the higher forms or ilfo are de
rived by gradual evolution from
lower torms--then Il becomes a
matter Of serious danger 20
American culture and freedom.
To-day evolution "a being out.
lawed In tho South and the
Southwest: tomorrow Il may DO
in tho West, East and North.
The movement for The suppress
sion Of all teaching said BY tho
Fundamcntalists 20 be contrary
to the literal Interpretation Of
tho Book Of Genesis IA gaining
in momentum and II spreading
10 an Overwhelming circTc. Therv
are two states where evolution
teaching is unlawful. but there
arc rs al least where Il Il sutfi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
How England,
France Differed

ORANGE and England nearh
l. broke, and the peace OF u !
world was endangered, bccaus
the French version OF the trea I.
seemed TO authorize, while n
English version clearly did "a
separate invasion Of the Ruiz
Warned by this, the DAVE
commission spent several extri
days going over the two text
OF the report word by word. d
make sure that no such thinli
occurred again. They mig y
have confined their attention d
q single word, since II va
known beforehand that this wa
the only point over which dis
pute could arise. Yet, somehow
this was the only word mis-
translated in the whole report
On the question what should h
done In case Of fragrant faA
ure' BY Germany, the Englisl
version that ut Is plainly ~
the creditor governments. act
ing with the consciousness b
Joint trusteeship-then 10 deter
mine tho nature Of sanctions b
be applied" This word 'theu'
was omitted from the Friend
version. and the plan nearl,
failed OF adoption and Europ'
narrowly escaped collapse. i
the inevitable dispute over N,
difference. An interested states
man, asked how II happened
said, 'lct us charitably hop,
that II was an oversight"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
For the Gentleman Reader

TT may be a great relief, and beyond
i question, greatly informative, should
the gentleman reader turn his attention
from that case at Dayton, Tenn, wherein
evolution and religion have clinched, TO
the case of Caruthers VS.. Smith, at
MERGED. CAL, where two married women
have clinched, before a jury of women
only.
Mrs. Annette Caruthers wants $4,000,
as wronged wife damaged by the al
legged vigorous vamping of Mrs. Ethel
Smith, and Mr.. Caruthers is somewhere
out in the wide, wide world while the
ladies are clinched.
The gentleman reader will please pay
particular attention, at this point, to wit:
Upon the witness stand "the wronged
wife," so to speak. testifies that she per-
sonally urged the vampire" so to speak.
TO visit Mr. Caruther's store and had
thrown Mr. Caruthers into vampire en-
vironment as often as possible.
MY theory is explained Mrs Caruth-
ers, that if you let man know he can
do as he pleases, then he don't want to
do it. and, anyhow, | knew that if he
saw a lot of this Smith woman, every
day and every hour he would get good
and sick of her."
This Caruthers theory so affected the
women Jurors that they smiled at and
nodded their heads at each other, and
the court had to warn them not to render
their verdict before the trial was finished.
For the benefit of the few gentlemen
readers who do not fully grasp the crux
of the matter, it may be we'll to explain
that it means that case has appeared
in the courts to decide whether fell
lows wife may make money by throwing
vampires" at him. 1t seems to be an
issue of vastly more import and po-
tentiality than that as to whether Adam
should have had tail but hadn't,
doesn't it?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
Hers Vas the Usual Tour

T ECTURING at Southsea, England,
il Mrs. Lloyd George tells of impress
sions made upon her during her tour Of
America. British people" she says,
should refuse to believe that American
prohibition was anything but highly sue
ceSSful." and the next American genera
ton is going to be a sober generation"
Mrs. George, like most Britishers who
tour America, didn't wear strong enough
spectacles. The American boasts of the
high success Of prohibition, to date, are
not fiercely vociferouS, Very likely, Mrs.
George merely noticed that there was
no longer an open saloon on every city
corner
A thousand to two thousand arrests
for liquor selling in every federal dis
trict does not indicate that highly
successful" prohibition has arrived, May
the next generation be sober, indeed,
but there is no concealing the fact that
millions of it are being raised by violators
of the law in the CONSUMPTION of intoXi-
cants on their home premises.
We're sorry Tor them, but the British
who really toured America can hardly
base their reform on what America has
accomplished, thus far.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
Headlights

VOU may think yourself very care
l. full, considerate auto driver But
before you plume yourself too highly, ask
yourself one more question: how do you
handle your headlights?
Do you always dim them on approach
ing another car? Do you always keep
them dimmed except when there are no
other cars coming and you can't see to
drive without having them on full tilt?
If you don't you can't qualify as con-
siderate driver.
Bright headlights are a menace to
everyone else on the road Keep EN- dim.
And don't depend too much on glass
lenses that are supposed to diffuse the
glare and render it unobjectionabe. Most
of them are pretty near as binding as
any other kind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
- SCIENCE =
SLEEP

Ci.EEr 10 the result Of com
- plctr muscular relaxation.
a person can help to put him.
self TO sleep by relaxing the
muscles The reason this does
not always work with persons
afflicted with insomnia Is that
they AFRO in nervous condi.
ton that causes muscular con.
traction and Il Ia very difficult
for them 10 relax. Wakcfuineas
IL not as serious as many per-
sons think. II person mere.
~ puts himself in a state OF
mind that enables him 10 rest.
he gets along with very little
sleep. Continued wakefulness,
however. might result in death
because u would cause the body
temperature 20 remain constant.
10 say nothing Of ia mental cf
feet that might cause suicidal
insanity.
Tho above are the conclusions
arrived az by Dr. Nathaniel
kleltman and Or. n r. Fisher
expcrimcntorg OF tho University
OF Chicago. who remained awake
for five days and four nights
in order to study tho effects or
lack OF sleep on the human
body. The experiments showed
that respiration. heartbeat and
blood pressure slowly decrease
during long wakcfulncss. but
there are very few chemical
ehangcn m tho blood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
Notice From the Manor

INTRODUCING Mr.. Mayor McAdoo OF
i Bonner Springs, Kan, as rare speci-
men of mayor with vim, vigor and
English. The gas company, having been
refused the franchise it wanted. sent no.
tice that il would shut off the city gas on
July II. Whereupon, Mayor McAdoo
wrote Joseph Timmons gas company
manager. these thoughts, to wit
Understand now that we write the
franchise that will be given a gas COM
pany, and if you shut off the gas on the
18th, or any other time, you might as
well commit suicide, because, Joe, they'll
hang you sure as hell
The terms of Mayor McAdoo's express
sion may not be wholly endorsed. but,
really. hasn't he a cute way of telling n
monopoly where ii is at?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
!? !? Answers to Your Questions i?

.. How did the first week in June
OF this year compare In temperature
with other Junes?
a. The United states IVeather
bureau says that IA fhc Eastern
part Of The United states the first
ioeck tn June Of this year ioas The
hottest IN the recollection Of most
perDns aud IA some parts tho hot.
test on record. The hot area
stretched more than hair trav across
the United states, ending quito
sharply along line that passed
about midpaV thru the Dakotas.
Ncbrdska. Colorado. Neto Merico
and thru The teesteru end Of Tcras.
on tic other side Of this line the
heather icaS oold, frecsin0 temperd-
lures being recorded at man
points; cast Of u the Temperature
oEcecded normal from degrees 10
10 degrees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20

arc being made purporting 20 be
tho teachings OF evolutionary
science. These absurd miErcprc-
sensations are read by literally
millions Of taxpayers and voters.
and unless tho truth about cvo-
luton u brought 10 them they
VIII believe what Bryan and
Billy Sunday tell them and
march 10 the polls 10 vote for
men and measures opposed 10
what they have been led 10 be-
lleve Is a baseicss fabrication OF
tho Evil one. designed 20 crowd
God out OF the Universe
The Science league, a national
organization with representa-
tiyes from IS state universities
and g other universities and
colleges proposes 10 challenge
the right OF zealots TO under
mine the principle OF free teach
ing. a principle being attacked
for tho FIRST time since wash
ington, Jefferson and Madison.
We propose TO controvert the
mis-statemonts Of the Funda,-
msntslists BY reaching the my
public with real information and
10 prevent the spread Of fan
atheism masking as religion and
Ignorance masking as truth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
French Claim
Right to Act

NOW come reports that. Z
IN the proposed security pact,
the French understand that they
are 10 have the right, separate
~. on their own decision, q
cross the Rhine and so to tie
aid OF Poland, II its borders arr
threatened. while the British
emphatically understand thas
such move could only Re
made by authorization of the
league OF nations, and if mads
otherwise would be an act Of
aggression by France which
would obligate England TO ID.
tervene on the German side.
Doubtless, the present unofd.
cial reports are mostly politics,
to save the faces OF the nego-
tiators, But it should be mads
certain, especially after two ex.
periences. that these difference
are not reflected in the official
texts. II is far cheaper TO al.
que IL out now, even IL sonie
politician has TO lose his job for
telling the truth, than TO fight
it out later in blood and fire. b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20

EuuFFY bits Of popcorn from the little kernels That's
tho Ike to
les comm down tho purchase
~ his treat.
Ever stand and watch him.
the md Of he dissent
cbanco "a
burn
Butter dDpn and the salt begins the
attract tho present tasty
sight What Is more appealing 10 persons appetite?
Ill there Mister Man;
you'll neor be goppn task Doppn shan shan
shakh the dy thing do Wish that
just shake taait with
icopy,rht 1926. o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20

Q. What IS the increase In the
general cost Of living since 1913 and
how do wages at present compare
with those OF 1918?
A. According 10 the United states
Bureau Of Labor Statistics. the per-
ceHt10e Of increase IN the general
cost Of Hiring in The United states
in Juno. 1921. oucr the Average for
The year 1918, t0as 69.f per cent
Studies BIZ economists, RECENTLY in
dicdte that ioaGes IN general, IN
Guiding all classes Of teorkcrs, are
approximately double the pre-Uar
lereL Since the cost Of living has
increased 69.f per cent since 1918.
aud wd0cs hare doubled, "Tcal'
1co0es hare therefore decreased. IT
is estimated that the purchasing
poicsr Of dollar In 1921 ,cds APP
prozimately 81 cents as compared
10Th 100 cents IN 1918.
O. Where was George Washington
inaugurated as president OF the
United States? Who administered
the oath2
A. on portico IN front OF nc
senate chamber. Thursday. April 30.
1850, IN the federal building. facing
broad ST. No,o York City. The oath
1eos administered By Robert n, Lin
in0stoH, chancellor Of the state Of
Ncp York., who exclaimed lchcB the
oath iraS taken. "LoHO liUo George
Washington, president Of tho United
states"
O. When and by whom was North
Dakota first settled?
A. As far as Is kn0iOn, North
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20

was that she had been active against the
narcotic drug traffic.
Perhaps you remember that story. Do
you remember any later stories telling of
the men ever being sent to prison?
OF course you don't, Neither are you
likely TO read of any prison terms for the
latest gang arrested there--men said to
have plotted to kidnap another actress.
Read all the news from Hollywood with
a pinch of salt. There are lot of very
clever press agents in that town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20

Dakota teds first settled fby tohte
ncnJ IN 1850 bB French Canadians
at PembiHa, and bU the Leiois aud
Clark expedition ichich cncampcd al
spot about IS miles iccSt Of the
present tot0R Of WaShburH. from
october, 1901 TO april 1906.
@ At what period was La Toilette
the governor OF Wisconsin?
A. From 1901 to 1905.
Q. what is the Wendover cutoff
that was officially opened by tho
secretary Of agriculture on June 10
Of this year?
. "A. A highway which has just been
completed across The mud flats and
salt beds Of The Great Lake desert
bctWccn Salt Lake CitU and Tho
Ncroda line. The completion OF
the road opens the UaD for trans
continental and Interstate haUel be-
tioecH Salt Lake CitU and Northern
and Central California aud brings 10
a SuccossfW conclusion fiUo-Denr
effort 10 bridoe the obstacle Of The
salt desert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20

You can get an answer to
l. any question OF fact or In
formation by writing The Seat
tie Star Question Editor. 1922
New York ave. Washington.
ID. c.. and inclosing cents in
loose stamps for reply. No
medical. legal or marital ad.
vice. Personal replies. conf
Dental. All letters must bs
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
BY MAYNARD SHIPLEY
President OF the Science League Of America

GENTLY unpopular 10 be unsafe.
The Fundamentals arc spend,
ing millions ~ dollars yearly on
books. religious periodicals. pam
phlcia and speeches denounc-
Ing evolution and cyoluiioniHts
"rhcistic nU we'll as athrlstir. 20
borrow Eryan'H phrase, In many
Of these tracts ana speeches the
most ludicrous representation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20

bride has got n proper amount
OF the love Elamor but SHE'S
usually maxim sure OF other
ideals with moro bacon and
eggs in en-.
She's figurin' a bit on avoidIn'
dishwashin'. catchin' up runs in
her stockins. gcttin up early.
swecpin' and other chores that
mother fastened on her. She's
anticipatin' hirin' maid OF hor
very own. and rclyin pretty
considerable on fathers seein'
TO II that she continues to en-
Joy all the goodies she's been
accustomed TO.
She hain't no vision whatever
of tho wolf knockin' on the
front door and chasin' Cupid
out the back window. A good
many OF them are sure they'll
hung onto tho favorite brand
OF tlgurcts and Jazz TIL a, m,
all thru honeymoon, wifehood
and motherhood, and the ma
jority OF them are countin' ON
escape from all parental re.
strnint, and deplorable num-
bcr OF them are lookin' on mar
rage as thing you can get
out Of easy If You don't like IT,
Verify there's a lot OF things
that brides feel sure of besides
love, and II amt altogether bad
that they do, In these times,
the party whose only capital
IN married life is love is APT 60
get lonesome. In the fnal
analysis there's considerable
selfishncss in love and YOU
emit blanc the new fashioned
girl for walkin up to the altar
thinkin' somewhat on what
she's goin TO get out Of II be-
side habituul klssln' aud huggin'.
A PSYCHOLOGISTS have dug
"A up n tooth that's eight feet
long, and little Willie Pitts
says It's the ono the dentist
pulled out of him that last visit
to the painful painless studio.
DRlNTERS hcrcnhouts have
L started a movement for a
more rnyduys Week" It
shows sincerity, anyhow * T.,