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Arizona state miner., 1927-04-02

in which it is marketed, it is hand
led in such manner that its abso-
lutte purity is insured.
Highly Efficient
A student of efficiency would find
much to please in the Tempe Plant
of the Borden Western Company.
From the time the large cans from
the farms move down inclined ways
upon rollers into the plant until the
small cans are placed in cases and
loaded into waiting railroad cars at
the convenient loading platform, not
a move is wasted. When the milk
is emptied from the large cans they
are returned to the farmers on an
other inclined rollway.
From the huge shed where they
are stored, empty cans are placed
on an elevator, raised to the top
of the plant and filled, labelled and
placed in cases before. they reach
the end of the various inclines down
which they gradually descend. Every
possible convenience to expidite work
and to make tasks more easy has
been installed. Machines far more
steady and constant than the hands
of skilled workmen handle the cans
at almost every stage of the filling
process.
Delicate weighing and testing in
struments are used in the laboratory
where purity of the product is con-
stantly tested. The ice and refrig-
Grafton machinery which forms one
of the units of the plant insures the
right average temperature for all
milk and cream. Convenience to the
main highway facilities receipt of
raw milk.
Right Location
Located as it is in the heart of the
Salt River valley, it is the opinion
of dairying experts that the Tempe
Borden Western plant is assured of
continued and greater success. AL
most at the door of the plant lie
thousands of acres of productive
fields planted to alfalfa and sup
porting some of the finest milk stock
in the entire western part of the
United States. Dairying, one of the
most profitable pursuits for any
farmer, is again being taken up in
tensively by Salt River valley
farmers.
The recent drop of cotton prices,
due to over production, and acqui-
sition of the Tempe milk plant by
the Borden company have given a
decided impetus to dairying given a
the entire Southside. Farmers are
now talking of devoting more land
to alfalfa and to selling milk as
one of their principal sources of
revenue.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-02
OLDEST RESIDENT
HAS 1OO,OOOTH TELEPHONE

The development of communica-
tion in one mans lifetime is illus
trated by the recent experience Of
R. H. Denny Of Seattle, who char
acterizes himself as "just in the
prime of life" Mr.. Denny has
just installed in his Seattle home an
upstairs extension telephone, which
was the 100,00Oth brought into
service in the city. Seventy-five
years ago Mr.. Denny landed, aged
less than a year, with the first
white settlers at Alki Point, at the
entrance to the harbor on which
Seattle was to be built. In the
intervening years Mr.. Denny has
seen the birth of the telephone. He
has seen the United States with
100000 telephones in 1894. He
has seen the Pacific coast with
100000 in 1901; the State of
Washington with 100000 in 1912.
And now Seattle, the 18th city in
the country, with 100000 tele-
phones. And watching an airplane
through his open window, Mr.. Denny
placed his first call on this 100, ,OO0th
phone to Mrs. Lands, the first
woman mayor of a large American
city.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-02
DEPARTMENT of the INTERIOR
U. S. Land Office
Phoenix Arizona, March 26, 1927
Republication

AOOAAAA A1AAOI1ds MdICll 20, 4OGf.
Republication
Notice is hereby given that Charles
S. Mason of Nadaburg, Arizona, who,
on February Fl, 1921 made original
stock raising homestead entry No.
048874 for the E II, and on Novem-
ber 10, 1922, made additional stock
raising homestead entry, serial
O51627, for the w u, all in Section
20, Township 5N, Range 2W, G. &
S. Meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make Three Year Proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before the Register of the
U. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Ariz-
ona, on the 7th day of May, 1927.
Claimant names as witnesses: !:
William H. Griffin, Of NadaburgI
Arizona; Thomas Rice, of PEORIA
Arizona; William Crozier and Agusta
Crozier, of Phoenix, Arizona.
HENRY A. MORGAN
Register
1st-4-2 last 4-3O
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-02

ever, that whatever changes take
place or are demanded by circum
stances, the oil industry will be pre-
pared to supply the new demands
as it has done in the past. Prices
may be higher, and there may be
intervals during which temporary
shortages will occur, but it is be-
lieved that sufficient raw material
is in sight for the production Of
gasoline and lubricating oils for a
long period of time.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-02

Nancy miss Polly's Irish servant)
.....-.,.,..,....,,.,-.,.- Dorothy Sorrels
Miss Polly Huntington (Aunt
Polly .--...- Sophie Johannsen
Pollyanna Whittier "The Gold
Girl" ..-.--..-..... Emma Warren
Jimmy Bean Gage 12) --,.--------
...-...-.---.-.-.--..-...- Buddy Baird, Jr.
John Pendelton Esq. (the hermit)
-.--..---.-...-..........-..-....- Art Mercer
Bleecher (Pendelton's man) --
..-.....--.-...........-......-... Virgil Daniel
DR.. Chiffon (Pendelton's friend)
-.-.-.--...-...--.- Wallace Dewitt
Jimmy Bean (age I'D ------,-,-.----
-...----,--,..--..--- Charles Gilmore
The Freshman class had to secure
Mrs. Meyers as special director and
is paying $50 royalty on the play.
Mrs. Meyers work with the Little
Theater of Phoenix has drawn much
favorable comment and the play is
assured of success under her di-
rection.
Sahuaro Staff for Next Year
Charles Gilmore ........................ Editor
Arthur Mercer .-.....-,-- Business Mgr.
Elizabeth Carter .-...-...-.-...----.-- Art
Ruth Buchanan ........-...........-.......-..
--------------.- Photography and Cuts
Bob Stroud -..... Boys Athletics
Jean Taylor -.-......,... Girls Athletics
Grace Brownlee - Organizations
Sophie Johannsen ...--...-, Dramatics
Edward Palmer Calendar
Alice Knowles ...... Glasses
Marie Burum --.,, Literary
Margaret Carr, Snapshots and Jokes
Nellie Graham ...-..-....-... Advertising
Virgil Daniels ,.-,,..-....- Advertising
Edna Graham .....,.....-.-.. Advertising
This staff was chosen at a meet
ing of thhe Annual Council Mon
day, March %. They will start to
work Immediately with the present
staff SO that, they will be better
prepared for next years work.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-02
DAY FOR BEAUs

Three-year-old Dorothy and her
young aunt were sitting upon the
porch one afternoon when a young
gentleman friend of the aunt's hap
pened along and stopped in for a
chat. That evening the aunt had
another caller.
Well" remarked Dorothy, "this
must be beau day"
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-02

A number of European statesmen
hearing of the liberal spirit of the
U. S. A., would like to find some
method of Transforming a legitimate
loan into an endowment.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-02

For want of a better suggestion,
European countries might try
strict enforcement of the rule
against lighting three cigarettes off
the same match.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-02

London chef holds that a two
year-old turkey is too to- gh to be
worth cooking. What he needs is
a course in cookery under tho di-
rection of an old-fashioned Amer
lean housewife.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-02

If he is willing to trudge half a
mile with a large watermelon under
his arm, merely because he likes
watermelon, he is still very young.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-02

An Oriental visiting in this coun-
try says we are not happy, but only
think we are. Well, that is better
than to be happy and think we
are not.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-02

Women say that mans attempt to
reform their dress is not good form.
Occasionally, under present condi-
tions, we get more than glimpse
of bad form.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-02

South America has it's revolutions
while in North America we stick
more conservatively to the Monday
morning automobile casualty lists.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-02

1t is frances peculiar misfortune
that the preser.+ system of arjth-
metic makes almost no allowance for
the emotions.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-02

They have the ballot. Many of
them wear knickers. Not a few of
them smoke. But they continue to
get off the street car backwards.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-02

A certain proportion of antique
chairs are fakes, while others are
all they are cracked up to be.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-02

In India they have few automo-
biles, but the snakes tried to make
up for the lack by killing 19,3O8
persons last year.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-02
FULL OF LICENSES

A small boy who was asked if he
had licenses on his two dogs replied
that one of the animals was full of
them.-Ottawa Citizen.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-02

The Soviet government has de-
cided to colonize the much-claimed
Wrangel Island, the only island in
the world, so far. as is now known,
which was named after a typo
graphical error.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-02

If he tucks the napkin into his
collar in resolute manner, there
should be no difficulty about guess
ing his conception of a light lunch.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-02

Petting and necking shorten life,
says a physical director. No doubt
about them shortening single life.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-02

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to ride on They are safer than any other
kind of transportation But you can make them
even safer by being more careful The welfare
of yourself and family may be involved.v
The railroads making
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Evening star., 1927-12-21
EARLE OPENS SUNDAY.

The $4,000 job of overhauling the
Earle Theater, Thirteenth street below
+, it is announced, will be completed
in time for the gala Christmas dav
premiere of the popular-priced popu
lar programs, bringing to Washington
new stage entertainment with first
run photoplays.
Jazz Carnival" an elaborate pro-
duction in eight numbers, with princi
pals recruited from Broadway, a bal
let and many featured artists, is the
stage presentation arranged by Ed.
ward i. Hyman.
MAN Crazy" with Jack Mulhall
and Dorothy Mackaill. a First Ma.
tional picture, is the feature photo
play. 1t is a swift comedy-romance,
adapted from the Saturday Evening
Post story "Clarissa of the Post
Road" John Francis Dillon. who di'
rected Colleen Moore in Flaming
Youth and made a number of similar
comedy features for First National,
directed MAN Crazy"
The inaugural program at the Earle
under its change of policy will open
with the overture, Second Hun
garian Rhapsody" 0iszt). with Paul
Haaken and the Earle ballet corps,
Daniel Breskin conducting the Earle
and clarinet soloist of the orchestra
IS featured in the second number
playing 'Serenade" and "Al Fran
gesa," the later an Italian folk song
Franz Schubert's music, portrayed
in film and by orchestra, is the third
number, and the fourth is n ballet
advertisement illustrating "Medita
tion," played by Sascha Kinder, con
cert master Of the Earle orchestra.
The Earle topical review will pre-
cede Jazz Carnival" The OPENING
number is "Annabelle Lee" with the
Earle Ensemble; Vale and Stewart
dancers: Caesar Nesi, playing "a
Little Love. Little Kiss; the Serov;
Dancing Girls in "Flapetettes," We
ronica, the dancer; Restivo. in musical
novelties; Ruth Watson and RestivC
and dancers in MY Blue Heaven"
Vale and Stewart in a novelty anf
f.Hallelujah." sung by Ruth Watson
and ensemble.
I Doors of the Earle for the inaug
nral program Christmas day will oper
at 2:30 o'clock and the first of the foui
de luxe daily presentations will bt
given at o'clock. The de luxe sched
ule other days is at 2, 4. 7:l5 and
O'Clock. After the inaugural, show.
will be changed every week on Satur
daYg
Evening star., 1927-12-21
RIALTO-"On Your Toes"

"On Your Toes" starring Reginald
Denny, comes to the Rialto Saturday
as the screen attraction for Christ
mas week.
The story concerns dancing teach
er who has been made over into a
prizefighter by the insistence of his
sweetheart and her father. He still
retains his gentle characteristics, how
ever, and is always too chicken
hearted to knock out his opponent
even though hef can easily do so.
When he fights for the heavyweight
championship of the world, his man
ager and sweetheart conspire to make
him angry, and this, combined to make
revelation that he is the son of Young
Evans" a champion of other days.
brings about thrilling climax.
Barbara Worth plays the feminine
lead. and others in the cast are Hay
den Stevenson, Frank Hagney, Mary
Carr. Gertrude Howard and George
West. Four thousand extras, it is
said, were employed during the film
ing of the fight scenes.
The stage offering is termed "A
Soiree Musicale" introducing vocal
solos, duets and instrumental num-
bers.
Evening star., 1927-12-21
FOX-"Very Confidential"

In keeping with the holiday spirit
the Fox Theater viii have as its stage
feature next week Victor Herbert )
operetta, Babes in Toyland." On the
screen Madge Bellany will be starred
in VERY Confidential"
The new Victor Herbert piece, the
third of the cycle to be presented
under the new Fox stage policy, has
become a Christmas stage classic, with
its merry music and colorful fantastic
episodes and costuming. The regular
Fox choral ensemble and ballet, aug
mented by new speciality entertainers,
will interpret the operetta, with Grace
Yeager, Bonnie Imbrie. Harold Han
sen and Paul Kleman singing the lead
ing roles. Claire and Harris, star
ballet dancers also will be featured.
The extra portion Of stage show will
be entitled, 1.-The Doll Dance" dance
novelty created by Alexander Ouman-
sky. ballet master. based on Liadoff
and Brawns famous melodies, and
will feature Peggy White and the Fox
Ballet.
Very Confidential" is n comedy
drama of girl who made love a
sporting proposition, gambled all for
it and won. Laughs and thrills make
up most of it's fabric.
There will be other screen novelties
together with a new Fox MovietOne.
Evening star., 1927-12-21
LITTLE THEATER-"The Marriage
Circle"

Next week at the Little Theater the
Motion Picture Guild win present
the first American production of
Ernst Lubitsch. "The Marriage
Circle" in which Adolphe Menjou,
Florence Vidor, Marie Provost and
Monte Blue have the leading roles.
1t is a high comedy of Viennese
life, in which Menjou and Miss Provost
appear as a young couple who ex-
change each other for the com
pany of another couple, played by
Blue and Miss Vidor. The domestic
complications and situations arising
give an opportunity for realistic
portrayal of the underlying motives
behind conjugal infelicity and provide
a perfect setting for this particular
kind Of humor.
The feature will be accompanied
by the revival of the first of a series
of early Charlie Chaplin comedies
recently secured by the Guild. This
is "The Rink" one of those absurd
masterpieces which first made it's ap-
pearance over 10 years ago. The
priZe-winning film, 1.-THE Voice of the
Nightingale; other short subjects and
music are also on the program.
Evening star., 1927-12-21

were last seen together in Flesh and
the Devil" appear again for the first
time since in Love-" Metro-Goldwyn.
Mayors film version of Anna
Karenina," Tolstoy's classic of Russia,
which comes to Loew's Columbia The
aler Saturday.
The story is laid in the gayest pc
riod of the Russian court, with Gill
bert as the beautifully uniformed
Count Vronsky, and Miss Garbo in the
role of the tragic Anna. The cast in
cludes George Fawcett as the grand
duke. Emily Fitzroy. Brandon Hurst,
Philippe de Lacy and others.
The central theme is the tragic sac
rifice of Anna, who deserts husband
and child for love, to- be pursued by a
relentless fate that eventually con-
quers her Reproductions of Russian
palaces and haunts Of the mighty are
settings for the spectacular film.
supplementary features include
M.G-M News. a comedy and the Co
lumbia Orchestra, under the direction
of Claude Burroughs.
Evening star., 1927-12-21
BELAsCO ILAY JANUARY ?

The coming of the new David Be
lasco play, Hidden" to the National
Theater the week of January is an
event of quite some Importance in the
theater, inasmuch as the play has had
successful run at>the Lyceum Thea
ter, New York, and comes here direct
ly following its engagement in the
metropolis.
Beth Merrill, noted for her appear
ance in Ladies of the Evening" and
Lilly Sue" is the featured feminine
character, while Philip Merivale plays
the principal male role.
Hidden chiefly concerns the pri-
vate life of an American family. The
triangle of the husband, wife and
sister-in-law is declared one Of the
most striking illustrations the study
of female psychology has ever depicted
in any play.
The play was written by William
Hurlbut, and after Elinor Glyn wit
messed it she acknowledged him to be
a co-diScoVerer of 1T"
Evening star., 1927-12-21
politan Theater, beginning Christmas

politan Theater, beginning Christmas
day.
In this picture. adapted from the
play, the black-face comedian makes
his debut on the screen, and in 1t he
is credited with having scored a great
success. The story is full of appeal.
and is said to strike a sympathetic
chord that is not to be denied.
Further than this, it is the first mo-
ton picture in which Vitaphone is
used in all of the musical sequences.
Heretofore this marvellous in
strument has merely supplied the mu-
sical accompaniments to pictures, but
in 1.-The Jazz Singer" it is used in sew
eral of the sequences. Through it Jol-
son is seen and heard singing six mel
odies. some of them old favorites. One
of the songs, composed especially for
the picture. is entitled Mother, I Still
Have YOU" and it is said to be one of
the comedians greatest hits.
THE Jazz Singer" is a Warner Bros.
production and has a cast including
the famous Cantor Josep Rosenblatt,
May McAvoy and Warner GLAND.
Evening star., 1927-12-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jazz Singer,

AL Jolson in "The Jazz Singer" will
be the attraction at Crandalrs Metro
Evening star., 1927-12-21
PALACE-"My Best Girl" Oriental
Carnival.

The attractions at Loew's Palace
Theater for the week commencing Sat
urdav include Mary Pickford's new
United Artists release, my Best Girl, "
as the screen feature, with an Orien-
tai iazz carnival revue, entitled Bag
dad" as the stage entertainment.
.'Bagdad" is described as a band
revue" with a cast including the Pal
ace Syncopators under the direction
of Wesley Eddy, "The Rajah of Syn
copation." as guest Conductor; Desc
Retter, the Sultan's comique: Bell and
Coates, two American travellers in
Bagdad Fred Martin, the rubber leg
dancer, Ernest Charles, the voice from
the mystic land. and the TivoH Girls,
six dancers called "the Ra jah's beau
ties" The revue will be staged with
elaborate costumes, settings and color
full lightings. Short reels and the Pal.
ace Orchestra, under Harry Borjas,
will round out the program.
my Best Girl" is the story of a
shop girl, Maggie Johnson, who,
through all the hard knocks she re-
ceives, still retains a belief in better
things. She is an enigma to her fam
lily, who cannot understand the ideal
ism with which she paints out the
shadows in their lives. At the store
she meets a new employe. Joe Grant.
with whom she falls in love. She has
no idea that he is the son of her en-
ployer 1t is romance of two young
idealists who walk headlong and blind
| folded into a trap that fate has set
| for them.
| 1t was written by Kathleen Norris
| and the cast includes Charles Rogers,
Sunshine Hart, Lucien Littlefleld,
Carmelita Geraghty, Hobart Bosworth.
Evelyn Hall, Avonne Taylor and Mack
| Swain.
Evening star., 1927-12-21
NATIONAL-"King of Kings"

"The King of Kings" a majestic
film spectacle of the life Of Christ,
now current at the National, W II con'
tinue there one more week on.y, this
due to other bookings.
This screen adaptation OF he New
Testament narrative is approached by
Mr.. De Mile with reverence and deli
cacy. and the performance OF ii. B.
Warner as the Christ has been de-
clared one of the finest of chal acter-
izations. Likewise the work OF Ernest
Terrence as Peter, Joseph Schildkraut
as Judas, Jacqueline Logan as Mary
Magdalene and Rudolph Schildkraut
as Caiaphas. Others. of the distin'
guished cast also have been highly
commended.
The directorial genius of De Mile
is always in evidence, especially so in
the scenes following the death. Mag
nificent reproductions of the Garden
of Gethse,nane, where Christ is be-
trayed by Judas; the temple and the
halls Of Caiaphas and PLATE and the
hill of Calvary are among the pictorial
high lights, much Of which are in
colors.
The theatergoer who prides himself
on witnessing the finest cinema epics
must not miss this dramatic and spec.
tacular achievement. Seats are now
on sale.
Evening star., 1927-12-21
GAYETY-.Dancing Around"

"Dancing Around" is the title of
next weeks attraction at the Gayety
Theater. With eight principal play.
ers. backed by score of pretty girls
an the chorus, the cast includes Mickey
Markwood. Bobbie Wilson. Chick Hun
ter. al Parker. Margie Carson, Miss
Evening star., 1927-12-21
KEITHs-Jane and Katherine Lee.

Christmas week at B. f. Keith's
Theater will be ushered in Sunday,
Christmas Day, with three shows-at
2:15, 5:15 and S:15-and a bill topped
by two headliners, namely, Jane and
Katherine Lee, popular stage and
screen kiddies, and Maryon Vadie and
Ota Gygi, who will he seen in a new
offering with a company of 20, in.
cluding a snappy orchestra.
The American tenor, Allan Rogers.
late star of Rose Marie" also will be
featured, and others will include
Charles T. Aldrich in "Protean Sur
prises"; Ann Butler and Hal Parker
in 'Driftwood," by arrangement with
John A. Murray; Axel Mirano and com.
pany in 1.-THE Flying Torpedo: Rose
Irene Kress and company, with terp.
sichorean wheels, and other acts to be
announced.
The bill will be surrounded with
the screen features, Aesop's Fables
Topics Of the Day and the Pathe
News.
Evening star., 1927-12-21
STRAND-"Girls From Happyland.'

'Girls From Happyland" will be the
Mutual burlesque attraction at the
Strand Theater next week. Irving
Selig, eccentric comedian, and Esta
Alga, soubrette, are the featured mem
bers of the company, which also in
cludes Justine Grey, singing and dane
ing ingenue: Rose Lee, soubrette; Ben
Mann, straight man; Tom McKenna,
singer; Ben Lerner, character man
and a chorus of 16 girls.
The entire production is said to be
new and unusually well equipped with
stage settings and costuming Of both
principals and chorus.
Evening star., 1927-12-21

Whalebone is not bone at all, but
the horny substance called baleen,
which is found in the palate of the
whale
Evening star., 1927-12-21
Attractions in Washington Theaters
Next Week

Bobbie Eckhard, Joe Ryan and Billy
Ross.
There are So scenes and episodes in
the two acts in which the show is
presented.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-10-14
Berlin Eases Passport
Rules for Americans

Berlin.-To facilitate the entry into
Germany of those Americans travelling
in Europe who make up their mind at
the last moment to come to this coun-
try, the German passport department.
has tentatively instructed the princi-
pal frontier stations at Bentheim, AK
la-Chapelle, Kehl and Basel, to allow
all Americans equipped with a pass
port, and against whom there are no:
formal objections, to pass the border
into Germany, even without a regular
German wise.
This measure, however, is merely an
experiment to continue in effect until
October 80 of this year. when the au-
thorities will determine if a sufficient
number of Americans have awaited
themselves of this prerogative to war
rant the permanent adoption of such a
regulation.