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, 1925-02-10
For Sale-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY OWNER

FOR SALE BY OWNER
APARTMENT house in best section
of city, with income OF 5000 per
month. Investigation Will prove
this a real buy, might consider some
trade. Address p. o. Box 565.
FOR SALE-Two $40 acre relin-
quishments. 15-acre lake on one
) miles from town. $3.50 and 5000.
Martin & C-hristianson, phone 2606.
, 1925-02-10
FOR RENT-HOUSES

SEVEN.room modern house. unfur.
nished except stoves. suitable for
} families. s45. zoos e. Second,
Phone 1881.
, 1925-02-10
LOST AND FOUND
LOST N E0uHN

LWV4 EINW EWUIIW
The following articles have been
st the TrihIne office for quite some
time. VIII the wne please call
and claim
One pair nose glasses.
One purse containing check.
Bunch or keys In black leather
case.
Child's brown kid glove.
Bunch OF keys In black leather
case.
Brown silk tassel.
Tan chocheted bag,
, 1925-02-10

FOR sALE-cheap. dining room
suite. bed. dresser. day bed. 9x12 AK
minister rug. 6x9 rug. clean
err. rocker. Singer sewing machine,
refrigerator, writing desk, stoves.
Brunswick photograph. All in good
condition. Phone 2ss9-w. 6a3 e.
3rd.
, 1925-02-10
SERVICES OFFERED


CARE of children. nights. 800 and
bus fare. Responsible. Phone
12ss-R.
IF YOU want a good marcel call
for Mrs. Ciary at 1873 S. wolcott.
upstairs, for appointment. Call
2156J.
WANTED-sewing of any kind.
Dresses made from old coats and
suits. a specially. Phone 23s2-w.
JERSEY milk delivered to your
door, fresh every day; landscaping
and teaming a speciality. Murphy
Bros. 4l6 Holly. Phone 69SM and
l096R.
For Sale-AUTOMOBILES
FOR sALE-Dodge touring. Sport
model. Best OF condition. 612
S. Lincoln,
FOR sALE-Essex Coach. four
cylinder. model OF 1922, main
tained in good mechanical condition
by careful driving and attention.
Terms to responsible party. II you
are in market for good used car,
address Box B-230. Tribune.
FOR SALE-Reo truck. first class
shape. 5000. Phone 7o1w or see
ii at 1924 E. 18th.
FOR SALE-Ford sedan. inquire
rear. 1882 East First after 4 p. m.
FOR
FOR SALE-Fifty good draft horses.
harness. wagons. also twenty-five
good Holsteln mixers. L. E. Blanch.
ard. Phone 20l4M.
FOR SALE-Canaries. good singers.
IS. Females. $3.50. 1920 S. Pop.
lar. Phone 1463-w.
FOR ~SALE-POULTRY
FOR SALE-Have 35 hens. at Bis.
hop section house. 10 miles west
of Casper.
FOR SALE-Laying hens. Phone
7oiW or see them at s12 E. 14th.
For ~Sale--Household Goods
FOR sALE-seo sturgis baby car
riage. good condition. S25. 93l w.
18th.
FOR sALE-cheap. dining room
, 1925-02-10

wANTED-Position. permanent or
temporary. bookkeeping, steno-
graphy or general office work by
experienced, capable. single woman.
Gilt edge references. Prefer not
over 7 hours daily. What have
you TO offer? BIS Tribune.
, 1925-02-10

trade clear lots, for car. or
grocery stock. Box Bit. Tribune.
, 1925-02-10
For cellaneous

FOR RENT-Sewinz machines. 81
per month; we also repair all
makes. Brooks. 74e East H.. Phone
l64sW. "
, 1925-02-10
For

FOR SALE-Police dog, electric
washing machine. Bargains. Cal
, 1925-02-10

FOR TRADE-win take a good car
as first payment on a good home
in the best location of the city.
Phone 23S.
, 1925-02-10

CARE of children. nights. 800 and
bus fare. Responsible. Phone
126e-R.
, 1925-02-10
THE STORE WITH THE SMALL
OVERHEAD

FOR SALE-Oak dressing table,
triple mirrors. SIS; gas ranges.
4-burners, $40 and up. Western cleo
trio washing machine. S45: all cot.
ton mattresses. $3.50; duofold pad,
S.; Pinch Vernls Martin beds, SO:
dressers. 1880; c%hiffonier, s1I; spe-
cial prices on %congoieum and limo.
leum remnant. We do furniture
Grating.
HUNTER-GOLL co.
242 W. First st. Phone 1900
, 1925-02-10

LAWN fertilizer for sale, big loads
reasonable price. Phone ].
Smith, 1868.
, 1925-02-10

FOR RENT-l425 South Elm street,
new six-room house. beautifully
finished. H. C. Bizzell. care Wyo-
ming Trust Co.
, 1925-02-10
For Rent-APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-Modern. Groom apt.
$25. a and lights furnished. 9l6
East A Phone 1943-W.
, 1925-02-10
For S-ale--Household Goods

FOR SALE-s9o sturgis baby ear.
riage. good condition. $25. ssl w.
18th.
, 1925-02-10
BAILEY FURNITURE co.

BAILEY FURNITURE co.
FOR SALE-Two day beds, new.
s21 each; electric washer, s22.5 so;
library dine. walnut. s27.50; steamer
trunk. $3.50; garden tools. one half
price; china cabinet. $3.50; 30-gallon
extra heavy water tank, $3.50.
We are continuing our mattress
factory and will remake mattresses.
box springs. hair mattresses. feather
pillows. Call us before the spring
rush starts. 1926 w. Yellowstone.
Phone 1871.
, 1925-02-10

FOR sALE-Twelve heavy. well
broken draft horses, five wagons.
eight sets harness, seven fresnos.
Harley q. Smith. Phone 1871.
, 1925-02-10
FOR SALE-LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE-POULTRY

FOR sALE-Have 35 hens. at Bis
hop section house. 10 miles west
of Casper.
FOR SALE-Laying hens. Phone
701W or see them at s12 E. 18th.
, 1925-02-10
For ale-MiscelIaneous

FOR SALE-Throe high class Irish
settlers. eight months old. Phone
2i4SR.
, 1925-02-10

FOR RENT-Stcre building, with or
without living room: also five-room
modern house. $40 N. Jefferson.
Phone 1855.
, 1925-02-10

FOR RENT Four-room modern fur
nished house. call at 1917 S. Dur
bin.
, 1925-02-10

IF YOU want a good marcel call
for Mrs. clary at 1873 S. wolcott.
upstairs, for appointment. Call
2l56J.
, 1925-02-10

H. B. DURHAM
Attorney for Administrator.
Pub. Feb. 8, 10, IT, "a, 1926.
, 1925-02-10

FOR RENT-Well lighted, desirable
offices. Call 4o1 Consolidated
Royalty Bldg.
, 1925-02-10

YELLOWSTONE apartments. AZ
w. Yellowstone. Phone 1850.
, 1925-02-10

FOR SALE-Fifteen tons alfalfa
and native hay at ranch. Bessmer
Bend, SIS there. See Ben Realty
Co.. 202 Midwest Bldg.
, 1925-02-10

FOR RENT-Four large rooms.
front and back porch, good loca-
ton. Inquire 1897 N. Park or phone
1900.
, 1925-02-10

FOR REST-Three-room apartment
nicely furnished. close in. private
bath. 231 s. Grant Phone 2777J.
, 1925-02-10

FOR SALE-Atwater Kent Radio
set. complete with A and B bat.
terry. model M. loud speaker. Tun.
a charger, about $50 less than
new price. Call in evenings after
p. m. to hear It. BAL N. McKin.
ley. Phone 10s1-W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03

minimum by strenuous dancing daily.
Blanche Sweet and Dorothy gss
ttrom keep slim by dieting Mia
Sweet weighs ils poundf 20 pounds
under her limit. Miss seahtrom has
a weight Limitation Of 40 pounds,
but ~ balanced dieting keeps slender
81 III.
II deprive myself u many things
I would like 20 eat. said Miss Sweet
~ usually wake In the morning feel,
Ing famished. but all ! eat for break
fast n n hit of grapefruit eat a
light luncheon. ana my dinner iH
almost vegetarian, with low and
then a piece of meat"
Zach star with a weight clause In
her agreement maintains a scale IN
her bathroom. Some o. them keep
a chart on the bathroom wall, show.
Ing the daily weight over certain
periods. usually the length Of the
current contract
Al Of the leading studios have
huge scales Jut inside the gates
During the noon hour. long lines Of
tho players, mostly feminine, can be
seen waiting in turn 20 mount the
beam and appraiae their poundage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03
Barrymore to
Star in Three
Warner Films
"Sea Beast" and don
Juan" First of Trio
to Be Made

John Barrymore has signed with
Warner Bros for a third picture
Hs came 10 the Coast with the In
tenbon Of making one and only one
picture. The Sea Beast" for the
Warmers, but when Il was well
under way he accepted a contract
FOR a second. and now he will make
a third Milisrd webb has practi-
eally completed The Sea Beast
Another few days will zee II into
the cutting rooms In the process Of
editing. The second production IL
10 be an adaptation Of Don Juan"
Dan crosland has been signed 70
direct
The signing Of q third picture
does not mean that Mr. Barrymore
is 10 desert the speaking stage for
a permanent position on the screen.
but feels that In pictures he IN Of
fered a wider scope Of characterize
ton and more colorful dramatic op-
portunity than ~ usually enjoyed
FOR Just a season In the theater.
The title of the third picture rs
not yet decided upon. Neither is
the type and period. but II THE Sea
Beast" is any indication Of the
kind Of story Mr. barrymore likes
and feels that he gives his best
performance in. ~ will probably be
modern and eolorful, bordering on
the rough Air. Barrymore would
like to do another fast action drs-
matte picture devoid Of any frls Of
heavy costumes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03
Panfages

Miss NeyR Brownfald. winner OF
the pantagcA Charleston contest.
viii b. featured in an &C; which
viii give her ample opportunity 10
display her unusual dancing ability
on the bin opening Monday at the
paniageA. she will be oo-starrrd
with tho Mann syncopstora. a
singing and playing Jazz orchestra,
which Il said 20 have made Il tre-
menaous he over tho entire circuit.
Tho film attraction ia a stirring
drama entitled, "rhc wrnnEdoefp,
IL Atau that nationally famous
actor on both stage and screen.
Lionel Barrymore. who ID ably sup.
ported by Anne Cornwall.
\ group Of talented youngsters,
the Gray Family. present "a minis.
iurc musical comedy Of humorous
and popular songs. interspcrsad
with autof-t the ordinary dancing
OF extra added interest on tho
program this coming week. arc tho
Crane Sisters. a harmony and CON.
cdy singing act.
The Four Pals. n famous quartet,
including Rnbc Myers. Thomas
Rowe. Anthony Dooiey and Oscar
Smith. present a comedy harmony
act. entitled Oats My Brudder."
Harmony and syncopaiion. mingled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03

Goose Hangs High" will remain AZ
the Metropolitan for another week.
closing mex Saturday evening. The
Coos. Hangs High ranks MS one
OF tbs finest plays the Henry Duffy
Players have given the thea,er-
gocrs in Seattle. The play carries
a good moral-which il. that the
younger Jazz" generation i. com.
posed Of good stuff which win show
when the pinch comeh
The plo, Of the play deals with a
pair Of self-FacrfficiuE parents who
have gone broke In order that
their children might receive a coll
iegc education. The three young
stcrs. while IL college. thoughtirady
spend money right and left. and
selfshiy forget their parents 10 Frt
ths high pses with their friends az
school.
Finally the father Is forced TO
give up his Job BY political pres
sure. and here Is where rha big test
comes The youngsters. proving
their love FOR the folks at home.
rise nobly 70 the crisis, They forr-
10 all their plans, give up their
friends 20 out and look for work
in order that the parents won't lose
everything.
The east includes Howard Millsr
Helen stryker. Maurice Franklin.
Helen Audlffred. Hugh Knox. Au-
thur PierAon, Don Austin, Marie
punksl. Clara Williams, Ada Dan
ieIs Norman French. John Sicker-
son. Ethel Bradley and others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03

a combination OF urban suburban
drama and music. Res MesvilIe and
Harry II. Watson are featured in
tho offering. which includes IL per.
formers. This Il the big act that
carries the ''rube' band, now IN,
nous ia vaudeville.
Steve Frcda and Johnny Palace
Is a big comedy number that haa
a featured position on the new bin.
They como direct from Broadway
triumphs,
Etai Look Hoy. claimed 10 b. a
direct importation from China. has
the appeal Of novelty and beauty.
The number Is called "A Chinese
Fantasy" and IL vs. g~orxcously
coatumed.
Lloyd and Bryce contribute Non.
sen&icai Nonsense 20 the comedy
part OF the program.
The Aerial smiths Is another OF
those athletic acts now 20 fire.
quently seen on the orpheum cir
cult.
Meredith and snoozsr introduce
a wonderfully intellectual dog.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03
HERE'S HOW LORNA
WALKS INTO JOBS

Lorna Duvsen. the little English
girl who was picked from the extra
ranks 90 play the part Of leading
IN for Milton sllls in The
Knockout" Is always doing some
thing unusual
The other day at the studios shere
she Is playing in The unguarded
Hour" she wandered to another
stage where George Arehalnbaud is
directing Lloyd Hughes and Mary
Astor in The Scarlet Saint" when
she reached the set Archainbaud wns
tearing his hair. lie had tried out
six girls IN a small comedy maid role
and none wah satisfactory.
let me Try H." said Lorna.
She tried and in 10 minutes Arch.
ainbaud was asking Earl Hudson 10
let her play the bit. SO Lorna u
the sister Of ar Italian duke in a
picture on stage one and a comedy
maid servant on stage two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03
Film Stars Wage Strenuous
Battle Against AUoirdupois

HOLLYWOOD. oct g-fBy a. ~
Two ~ natures whimH-aRe and
mt-play havoc with feminine movie
stars.
Age b beyond control. But over
weight can be cured
Nearly all leading ladies IN film.
dom keep H. therefore. by daily
exercise, 70 retain their figures and
contracts,
slender shapes r an asset on the
screen. Most producers. recognizing
the financial depreciation ia a star
who becomes oorpulent with age. pro.
teci themselves by inserting In their
contracts this clause:
m tho party OF the second part
exceeds - pounds ln weight, this
agreement shall be considered terml
natcd.'
Among stars affected by this linn.
iiailon in poundsgc are Blanche
Sweet. Anna @ Nilsson, Dorothy
MackRill. Joyce Compton. Wilma
Banky Mary Aston. Doris Kenyon
and Dorothy Seastrom.
or this group. a survey reveals
that ali are under the weight limit
Al present. except Joyce Compton.
who must reduce three pounds be.
fore her next picture. two weeks
hence. or forfeit her contract She
now weighs 1893 pounds.
The stars have their own ideas
Of controlling their weight. but Miss
Compton, n tie most strenuous.
She dons a track suit every morning
and PAGES five miles.
Miss NILSSON is 10 pounds under
the limit in her contract. She u
allowed i42 pounds. but keeTs
around the i3O.pound mark BY play.
ing daily with a medicine ball At
the beach.
Dorothy MaclSaiil's limitation b
40 pounds. She weighs only 10
pounds at present. Keeping 80 this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03
Loue'S Pen
. Drew Him to
Cinema Fame
Former ~aricaturist Is
Now Popular Lead
ing Man in Films

Montague Loves pen drew him
tewarta the stagsl
ms IL not a pun AS a sketch
arust ON the London Times he
once depicted IA caHeatufes and
,nucised the lack " sincerity In
character work u some u London's
.slehrites u the speaking stage
Ne had The needed dramatic ability
10 give forUe 60 his work.
one dan "a manager sent for him
% ask ~ help IN showing All se;es
how a part should be played The
help was hutly declined Love was
given tsc rols-that % an English
youth critics Immediately ecog
used tn his stage work the achieve.
Dsnt ~ an even moFc sincere char.
- drawing than with his pen
w was conceded 10 be the typical
tngtshman % the London stage.
since then. fate has played one
4 is folhlcs On Montague Love.
Snee ne came 90 the screen nine
,sars go he has neyer drawn a
iypical English role ia the silent
drams. Hut he has hopes Of one
dsy showing the much misunder-
.tood monEcled Englishman Of
aueauon is really like
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03
Palace Hip

Tho High cost or LoyHs a
how up,ete with laughs. Snappy
lance and song numbers. and
action IS the offering this week OF
VIII Kins AZ the Palace Hip,
This musical comedy success.
made famous ON the Coast by the
comedians, Kolh and Din. has been
,dap,ed TO Kings company and the
y.nioa is the funniest that has yet
been presented
Howard Evans has arranged a
pisasins variety Of song and dance
selections FOR the production. The
crystal runway. which formerly
extended from the stage out into
,he audience, has been put hack
into use with this show and adds
much 20 the chorus numbers this
week.
Another feature Is the return 20
the cas, Of Claire Starr. Mrs. WIN
King. In one of the leading roles Of
the show. Miss starr sings. as a
special number. "My svcetie
Turned Me Down. she is assisted
By the Star Trio.
Hermie King has a surprise this
week IN his program OF hand
Ausie that prccedes each show.
VCasey Jones. who u rapidly BE-
camins one % the main attractions
o, the show with his lively sing
ing. SINGS Keep on croonln' =
Tune. and appears later with the
tho IN other numbers.
Mighty Blue Is Jean Singers
Offering this week. while Evelyn
Mueller sings Hollywood Rose. a
satire on The movies. BeSs Hin con.
tlnues in popularity with another
JAZZ hit. 'Freshie." while Jimmie
Eiard sings 20 Soil Mo"
Next Friday night viii be Profit
Sharing Night again. and prizes
viii be awarded AT both evening
shows. The matinee prices OF all
ma,inees sxcep, saturdays. Sundays
and holidays, Is now reduced to Is
cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03
Orpheum

A much diversified bill OF big
time vaudeville viii be the attrac-
ton at the orpheum this week,
starting Sunday afternoon. Dancing.
music. both vocal and Of the brass
Pnd variety. comedy and drama
Nul Be intcrmingied in Just about
the right proportions.
Tho leading number IL the big
dancing offering Of Eauaro and
Elisa Cansino. The Cansinos are
generally conceded to be the Lead
ing sxponents Of Spanish dancing
They were originally brought here
by Mrs. Stuyvcsant Fish, and
danced exclusively for New York
society for many SEASONS before
appearing professionally.
Their offering includes their most
famous spanish intsrpretative tsrp-
sichorean efforts. and there is a de.
hshtful vocalist in the act. which
carries ds own musical director.
Fifty Miles From Broadway ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03

While pola Negrl was making her
next picture. Flower OF Night she
suddenly sneezed Paul Bern, the
director. clapped his hands together
and exclaimed. ''Thnt reminds me
snuff boxcsi' And 40 tho research
department wpH put to work finding
out what style snuff boxos were
used in California 10 1856. That
snecze gave tho research depart.
ment two hourE' work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03
FORMER MENACE IS
NOW FIRM FRIEND

Vernon Dent who has been -
tablished In Mack sennett comedies
for the past year az Harry Lang
don's Menace. is assuming a new
role in Langdon's current two.reel-
er. Whereas Vernon has heretofore
been the chief cause Of Hary's
troubles. I'm the new film he IL
enactlng the part Of the comedians
guide. philosopher and friend.
The story is laid in a mythical
kingdom. OF which Harry Is The
absolute king. Mr.. Dent plays Che
prime minister who tries TO Keep
the kings crown from slipping.
Natalie Kingston is the queen. and
the comedy is being directed -by
Harry Edwards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03

with comedy patter. makes the act
pleasing.
Others on this versatile bill arc
Casaha Duo, an extraordinary
ught-wiro walker. Cook and Rose.
we're offer their latest comedy hit
entitled. "whaddye Think o. THAR
Launt Van Wrinkle viii be featured
IN another surprise travoloEue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03
LITTLE INSIDE IMPORTATION

In case you might be Interested,
be 4 known that William be Mile.
who made the forthcoming picture.
New Hrooms. Ia a keen student
Of Freud and Tridor. lie picks with
care each o., the persons IN his unit.
II never do anything which some.
ono cho can do Tor me he has
sald Md that, BY the way. is n
secret Of success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03
Metropolitan

The Henry Duffy Players Will
close their present successful sca-
son next Saturday night. and say
farewell to Seattle until next spring.
when they expect 10 return Tor n
other engagement.
Owing to popular demand. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03
WOODEN SHOE GIRLS
TRY THE CHARLESTON

A unique Charleston contest was
held on one OF the stages at the
Mack sennett studio recently, when
the bathing girls essayed the intri.
cate steps in wooden shoes.
The bathing beauties had laid
aside their fancy beach suits 10
don Dutch costumes in Alice Days
current comedy. Goose Land"
Danny o'shea. erstwhile orpheum
dancer now under contract with
sennett. had been teaching the
girls TO Charleston between scenes.
And wooden shoes or not. they in
sisted upon taking a lesson.
The heavy sabots flew right and
left. until director All spauldins
called a halt when one Of them hit
him in the neck.
Gee. but Boldt,s Butterhorns arc
oaf-- for 9-n- Advar-f.or,nr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03

Elmo Lincoln. who plays n fea.
turcd role in AN Around the Fry.
ms Pan" starring Fred Thompson.
was ~ OF tho scrccn's most popu.
lar leading men a Few years ago.
In this new picture he is playing
a vlllainous role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03
Footlight
Attractions
LIZ

METHoPOLITAN ~ The Coos.
Hangs High. Henry Duffy
Players.
PALACE uIP VIII Kings
company In The High Cost 81
Loving
PANTAG s-VaudeViilc ans
film.
OHPHEIM-YhudsViiie
sTATE-SRudsyiiie and film
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03

THE story OF a terrifying little
Apache girl. who robbed the
rich to give TO the poor. I, The
Crimson Runner" IN which g5iscilla
Dean will be starred at the Colonial
Sunday and Monday.
The deeds OF the feminine Robin
Hood were aroused by her violent
resentment at the unjust conditions
in Vienna Immediately following the
war. How. thru her utter daring.
she electrified society. makes mate.
rial for excellent drama.
Miss Dean is supported by a cast
including Bernard siegel. Ward
Crane. Alan Hale. Taylor Holmes.
Mitchell Lewis. Elsa lie Lindt,
Charles H. Males and Arthur NIL.
lett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03
Duffy Players Bid Farewell to Seattle

Company Offers Goose Hangs High" as Final Show; Varied Entertainment O
ae Hip; Vaudeville and Film Attraction at Panages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03

SALVATORE
La is pleasing Strand patrons
with his ability both as a d.
rector and as a pianist.
! THE Strand Brilliant Concert or.
: chestra, under the capable di.
rection Of Salvatore S~antaeiln, IA
meeting with tho public's musical
,aste BY offering a conccrt that con.
eists of classical numbers. inter.
. mixed and more or less spiced with
popular music
During Che current week Mr..
s%antaella has arranged n program
. mat IS unusually Interesting. For
nia first number he Is playing "or.
pheus Overture, ny oftonbach. with
special violin cadence offered by
lloyd solberg, first violinist Gnd
concert master Tor the strand or
chostra. b
ine second selection Is new
'opulor selection entitled Sad"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03

Gee. but Boldt,s Butterhorns arc
good-3 for 25c.-Advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-17

Attractive values in these suits.
Made of the newest fabrics. Nor
folk styles, and with two pairs of
trousers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-17
Deer Greek Lure
to Fisher
Deep Waters of Carroll
County Stream Are
Popular.

Bearing the reputation of housing
a big fish every foot, Deer Creek, in
Carroll County. in years past has
proved itself more than q transient
lure to the peregrinatory angler.
Deep and still, its waters seldom
stirred except by the darts of
hungry bass in quest OF food. the
stream is ideal in It's charm. From
it's mouth at the Wabash River
south of Delphi to it's source In
Cass County, the stream follows
winding course through bramble and
wood, canyon and dell. The usual
run Of Indiana fish are found be-
tween it's banks, but they invariably
are just a trif1e larger than can be
found elsewhere.
One of the choice spots in Deer
Creek can be reached from Indian
apolis by automobile in two hours.
Follow State Rd. to Lebanon. and
"A to Rossville. From Rossville
take one of the county roads direct
~ north to Deer Creek.
OF interest to the weekend angler
is information from the State con
servation department that game
wardens have been instructed not to
arrest persons for fishing on Sun
days. Reports have been current
the department had ordered arrest
OF Sunday fishers because of an
Interpretation of an old blue law"
But be sure you have your fish
ing license" the departments warns.