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trained professional foresters ar.
constantly increasing, according to
the bulletin. The Federal Govern.
ment, the states, counties and mu-
inequalities, many lumber companies
and private owners of cumberland,
wood-using industries, educational
institutions and organizations con-
Quoting research in forestry all EN-
ploy technical foresters. With the
aid of the government and the states
under the provisions of the Clarke
McNary Act, reforestation by pri-
vate owners is steadily assuming in
creasing Importance.
Copies of the bulletin can be OBJ
tanned free of charge while the sup
ply lasts by application to the F..
est Service, Washington, d. c., OF
can be purchased from the Superin.
tendent of Documents.
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Ely, Minnesota, July 10, 1872
ANNJJAJ, MEETING

Ely, Minnesota, July 10, 1927.
ANNUAL MEETING:
The Annual Meeting of Independent School District No. 2 St.
County, Minnesota called
the Memorial Building by the Chairman
Dr. j. E. Thompson appointed clerk
The cerkre call the meetng
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That Meeting
School District No. IL of St
will be held the third Tuesday July being the 10th day of July
o'clock A
voting
School, polls viii open
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that the Tasurers
filed.
following appointed and acted Judges
Luthanen Second Precinct:
Andrew Watlo, Jr. John Kotchevar
Fourth
j. Russell Saar.
continuously and uninterrupedy
A
provided duly
voting which
of
Immediately
canvass proclaimed the meeting follows
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candidates,
E. Starman having highest
notify their election. Motion
Moved and supported meeting between
M p.
that the minutes of the
Motion carried
Moved and that the meeting Carried
j. E. THOMPSON
Temporary Clerk
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Nine A Nine co. M in said district
following business will be transacted:
the school board
five applications have been filed by behalf candidates
Lambert, E. H.
garan Wilson C. Carlson
/ Ely, Minnesota July 9, 1927.
| J. Gianotti School
the ending
read as follows
Cash the beginning of the 2,890SS
Revenue receipts-------- 423,205.02
i Total,------------------------- $426,O95.9O
Disbursements all $423,29653
of
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The man who has reputation
for bull-head luck is usually bull
head for work.
Evening star., 1927-10-12

week at Ioew's Columbia Theater.
Gay, young, courageous Beau and
his brothers brought smiles, romance,
thrills and few tears to an audience
that saw the first popular-priced show.
ing at LoeW'S Columbia this week
The story of the French Foreign Le-
gion breathes an immortal flame that
any director might coyet.
The action hinges Oh the wonderful
devotion of three young Englishmen,
each of whom decaTps from home in
order that the blame for the theft of
a famous sapphire may fall on him,
although ne believes one of his broth
ers to be guilty. Py common impulse
all enlist in the Foreign Legion. Two
find themselves at an isolated Sahara
fort, on which an Arab attack must
be met with only 40 defenders. The
result but adds to the mystery of the
story.
Ronald Colman, Neil Hamilton and
Ralph Forbes appear as the three Eng
lish brothers, with Alice Joyce. Noah
Beery, Mary Brian, William Powell.
Norman Trevor and Victor McLaglan
in the cast. Herbert Brenon directed
from the story by Maj. p. c. Wren.
Added advertisements include M-G-
NJ. News and selections from "Hit the
Deck" by the Columbia Orchestra.
Evening star., 1927-10-12
Attractions in Washington Theaters
Next Week

has been acclaimed by critics as his
masterpiece. - :.
The action of the picture is laid IN
a picturesque corner of Paris Mont
marte district. and it seems strange
that so simple story as seventh
Heaven" should so grip the magma
ton and heart of the world-until one
remembers it is an epic of naming
love and blazing courage.
The Roxy" stage presentation 9e-
vised and personally rehearsed by
Roxy to augment Seventh Heaven,
is said to represent his best efforts.
There is an animated tableau. There
Is No Death reminiscent of the late
war, and James Melton and Marion
Keeler sing an aria Diana" com
posed as Erno Rapee, as the theme
song to the picture.
The Fox Theater Concert Orchestra
of 80 men, under the supervision OF
Never Davis and conducted by Adol'
phe Kornspan. win interpret the
musical score. and there will be a
ballet corps direct from the Roxy
Theater in New York, with chorus
of 30 voices, and superlative lighting
and scenic effects.
Evening star., 1927-10-12
DR.. Caldwells 3 Rules
Keep You Healthy

DR.. Caldwell watched the results
of constipation for AZ years, and be-
lieved that, no matter how careful
people are of their health, diet and
exercise, constipation will occur from
time to time regardless of how much
one tries to avoid it. OF next impor-
tance, then, is how to treat IT when
it comes. DIR. Caldwell always was
in favor of getting as close to nature
as possible, hence his remedy for con-
stipation, known as DIR. Caldwelfs
Syrup Pepsin, is a mild vegetable
compound. 1t cannot harm the most
delicate system and is not habit
forming preparation. Syrup PepSrn
is pleasant tasting. and youngsters
love it. 1t does not gripe. Thou
sands of mothers have written us to
that effect.
DIR. Caldwell did not approve of
drastic physics and purges. He did
not believe they were good for hu-
man beings to put into their system.
In a practice of AZ years he never
saw any reason for their use when
a medicine like Syrup Pepsin will
empty the bowels just as promptly,
more clcanly and gently, without
gripping and harm to the system.
Keep free from constipation! 1t
robs your strength, hardens your
arteries and brings ON premature old
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bowel movement. Do not sit and
hope. but go to druggist and get
one of the generous bottles of DIR.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Take the
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ing you will feel like different per,
Evening star., 1927-10-12
WARDMAN PARK-"LOg of the
IT.ROat."

The double feature bill which is
now running at the Little Theater
will be transferred intact to the Ward
man Park Theater beginning Sunday
of next week by the Motion Picture
Guild.
The unique part of this program is
'"The Log of the U-Boat 35," an ac-
tuaI motion picture record of the sink
ings of this famous German raider,
made on the spot during the World
War by an official cameraman.
The other feature is Zone Increas-
ing Purpose" from the novel by A. s.
M. Hutchinson, recently filmed In
England, with Edmund Lowe, May
Allison, Lila Lee, Holmes Herbert,
Jane Novak, Nicholas Soussanin and
Josef Swickard in the leading roles
and Harry Beaumont directing.
Also on the bin is "The New York
Hat" made in 1911 at the old Bio
graph studios in New York City.
with Mary Pickford in the central
role and directed by ID. w. Griffith.
In the cast of this old relic also may
be seen Lionel Barrymore, Lillian
Gish, Mae Marsh, Jack Pickford and
Mabel Normand
Evening star., 1927-10-12
LITTLE THEATER-"A Dolls
HAIISpn

Henrik Ibsen will be represented at
the Little Theater next week by "A
Dolls House." perturbation of the
Danish playwright's famous drama,
with ALA NaZirnova in the leading
role. This was the first Independent
picture made by Nazimova and is said
to follow the play carefully, visualizing
the story of the pretty young wife who
sacrificed everything for her husband,
only to discover that he loved nothing
but her beauty.
The ending. in which Nora Helmer
announces that she will no longer be
the playtning in "a dolls house." is
one of the most noted themes in mod
ern drama The work has been me-
ticulously transferred to the screen,
the lines of the play being used in
the suhtitles, and the staging designed
to suit the mood Of the story.
Alan Hale has the role of Torvald
Helmer, while Nigel de Brulier enacts
DIR. Rank. Charles Bryant directed.
Evening star., 1927-10-12
METROPOLITAN-'The Rough
Riders" ("

Crandalls Metropolitan Theater on
Saturday of this week will present
for the first time in Washington Par
amounts uper-production, The
Rough Riders" 10 full reels in length
and so complete an entertainment ana
so engrossing in its action as to pre-
clude the presentation of the shorter
films. The new bill, therefore, VIII
embrace only The Metropolitan
World Survey and one of Paul Ter
RVS Aesop Fable cartoon comedies.
In place of the customary concert
overture, the Metropolitan symphony,
under Daniel Breeskin, will be heard
in brief prelude to the major fea.
ture only.
'"The Rough Riders" purports to
depict with accuracy the major events
in one of the most colorful periods of
modern American history as back
ground for a love story of charm and
dramatic power. The love motif is
carried throughout the picture by
Mary Astor, as Dolly; Charles Farrell
as Van, the Eastern young man of
wealth who enlists in fThe Rough
Riders" and Charles Emmett Mack,
Dolly's childhood sweetheart, who,
under fire, proves first to be coward
and then, under stress of peculiar cir
cumstances, the outstanding hero of
the day. The comedy vein is intrust-
ed to Noah Beery as 'Hell's Bells" a
Western sheriff, and Happy Joe."
impersonated by George Bancroft.
Perhaps overshadowing these dra-
matte elements are the events which
launch on its way the career of Theo-
dore Roosevelt
The engagement will be limited to
a single week, ending next Friday
night, and the customary scale of
prices will prevail on Saturday as
well as on Sunday.
Evening star., 1927-10-12
MOTHER
Across, Feverish Child is Bilious,
Constipated
Constipated

Every mother realizes, after giving
her children California Fig Syrup,
that this is their ideal laxative, be-
cause they love its pleasant taste and
it thoroughly cleanses the tender lit
tic stomach. liver and bowels without
gripping.
When cross, irritable, feverish, or
breath is bad. stomach sour, look at
the tongue. motherl If coated. give
teaspoonful of this harmless
"fruity laxative" and in a few hours
all the foul, constipated waste. sour
bile and undigested food passes out
of the bowels. and you have well,
playful child again. When the little
system is full of cold. throat sore, has
stomach-ache, diarrhoea. indigestion,
colic-remember, good inside
cleansing should always be the first
treatment given
Millions of mothers keep Cali
fornia Fig Syrup" handy; theyIknow
a teaspoonful today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Ask your druggist for a
bottle of California Fig Syrup, ;
Evening star., 1927-10-12
RIALTO-"A Gentleman of Paris.

Paramount's production, "A Gentle
man of Paris" comes to the Rialto
Saturday. with Adolphe Menjou east
as gay philanderer of Paris.
lie is engaged TO be married, but
the match is one of those European
arranged affairs and the idea has not
stimulated his interest to any great
extent. Suddenly he sees his prospec-
tive bride in new light and finding
himself rapturously in love starts to
wind up his affairs" in anticipation
Of the impending marriage. All of
said affairs" but Henriette are dis
posed of painlessly. but when he goes
to call on her to say good-by he un-
expectedly meets there his own effi'
cient valet, who announces himself
as Henriette's husband.
What follows leads to an amusing
climax. The cast includes Shirley
O'Hara in the leading feminine role;
Arlette Marchal, Ivy Harris, Nicholas
Soussanin. Lawrence Grant. William
b. Davidson and Lorraine Eddy.
The stage presentation introduces
'"The Three Little Maids" in dances
that are different. The overture is
entitled "A Rommell Cruise Around
the World on the Good Ship Melody"
and short reels round out the bill.
COLUMBIA-"Beau Geste."
Beau Gsste" remains for another
Evening star., 1927-10-12
KEITH's-JuIian Eltinge.

Julian Eltinge, famous lmpersonaSeu:,n, S:,,
of the feminine. will headline the o,li
~ r. F. Keiths Theater next Weeh'
N5r. Eltinge brings with him a ware, u
robe of gorgeous gowns, program u
new and snappy songs ana seVei'i
baxes of beautiful jewelry.
Miss Juliet. clever imitator OF lanious s
Stage characters, also will be fealureu'
She nfesents her one-girl revue.
Emil Boreo, former star OF Cnau.e wv,
Sauris'' and 1.-THE Merry World, VII VIII
~ another of the feature acts. lie WIZ
rs heard in song charaeerizatlons.
~Others viii include Lew Hearn WIN WIN
F,abeI GRAY, international stars, VINO VINO
nvesent laughing entertainment; AIDert
Lewis. Inc, in Amy Family, com.
edv by Harry Delf; the Beiiclalr
brothers. athletes; Irene Rublni anu
Terege Rosa, with Tunes ana IrlIn- n
Taings." and Maxine and Bopoy' oDe
Man and Some Dog"
sAesop's Fables, Topics OF the pay
and Pathe News viii complete the olli.
sNanager Robbins announces tnas
the box Office prices for SATURDAY anu @
Snndav nights win be the same as the
I4ght prices during the week.
Evening star., 1927-10-12

VIENNA, Austria, October IL
Ho).-In presenting the Austrian
budget for 1928 to the National AS
sembly yesterday Minister of Finance
Viktor Kienboeck estimated that the
surplus would be $5.000.000. AS this
was not sufficient to cover proposed
state enterprises. he said new foreign
loans will be sought. Representatives
Of the government already are in Lon
don seeking loan of approximately
S120, 900 900.
Evening star., 1927-10-12
100000 Gift to College.

HAVERFORD, Pa, October IL
UP.-A gift of 100000 to Havverford
College by T. Allen Hills of Glen
Mills, Pa, to be used for the erection
of laboratory of applied sciences
was announced yesterday by the
president, Dr. w. w. Comfort He
said the work of constructing the
building will be started during the
present academic year.
Evening star., 1927-10-12
.NATToNAL-"The Jazz Singer"

George Jessel begins his Meeh :
.,,9a eement at the National TheateF
next next sunday night in The JAZZ JAZZ
Ssa@er" The mail orders that have
been been sent in, it is announced. Indicate sot.
tbet this VIII be a capacity week Lor
Anaerica's foremost young actor wno
= 70 he seen for the first time IN
serious role in Washington.
The box office sale opens tomorrow
There will be no advance IN pFlces, price,
and the usual popular-price matinees les
IN wednesday and Saturday VIII oe
Mayed. ssrhA Tazz
singer" has been before the puole.
Last year il broke every record kno" d
OF, the road.
Evening star., 1927-10-12
DOROTHY MACKAYE WANTS
MURDER VERDICT UPSET
Musical Comedy Actress Asks Re-
lease From Conviction for Con-
spiracy in Staying Her Husband.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, october 1.-THE
Court Of Appeals yesterday heard the
application of Dorothy Mackaye,
musical comedy actress. for reversal
of the Superior Court verdict which
convicted her of conspiring to COM
NIT a felony in connection with the
death of her husband, Ray Raymond.
Paul Kelly. screen actor, is serv-
ing a penitentiary term for man
slaughter as the result of Raymond's s
death after a fist attack upon him.
Kelly admitted his love for the
actress, which was held to have been
the cause of the fatal fight.
Miss Mackaye's attorney pleaded
for rapid action on the appeal on
the grounds that she was in Jail
awaiting the outcome. Service of
her prison term, which was set at a
minimum of one year, has been de-
layed pending the appeal.
Evening star., 1927-10-12
PALACE-"Running Wild"

w. C. Fields latest Paramount
screen farce, Running Wild" will be
shown at L,oew's Palace Theater next
week, beginning Saturday of this
week, with the DeMarcos, dancers, and
Badger and Muesleer, harmony sing.
ers. as the stage features.
The DeMarcos are famous dancers
who were featured with George
Whites Scandals" and THE Cocoa
nuts" They have just returned from
tour of European theaters.
Running Wild" which also fea
lures Mary Brian, should be a good
comedy, for in it Elmer Finch, the
original timid soul and family door
mat, is suddenly transformed into a
fearless warrior by means of a stage
magician's hypnotic spell. He goes
out into the world and makes every
thing come his way whether it wants
to or not. Then Elmer is snapped out
OF the trance and he realizes what he
has done.
Evening star., 1927-10-12
FOX-"Seventh Heaven"

For the week beginning Sunday
William Fox will present at the Fox
Theater, Seventh Heaven" his screen
version of the Broadway play by Aus
tin Strong. which is destined to write
motion picture history.
Z Frank Borzage, who directed "Sev-
enth Heaven" for Fox. spent three
months in Paris studying types and
atmosphere for this production, which
Evening star., 1927-10-12
COLLEGE HEAD DIES.
DR.. Roberts, Colby President, Sue.
cumbs in Hospital.

MORRISTOWN, N. j.. October II
P).-Dr. Arthur j Roberts, presi
dent Of Colby College at Waterville,
Me-, died at the Physiatric Institute
here late last night.
He was admitted to the hospital in
September, suffering from hardening
of the arteries. DIR. Roberts would
have been so wears old on October Is.
Evening star., 1927-10-12
HOTEL WAITER BECOMES
COLLEGE INSTRUCTOR
Winds Up Extensive Business in
New Britain, Conn, and Accepts
Post in Savannah, Ga.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW BRITAIN. Conn. October IL.
After closing up the combination
stock exchange brokerage, real estate
and employment agency and clean
ing and pressing business which he
operated when he was not working
as a waiter in the Burritt Hotel here.
Thomas r. Lawrence, negro. went TO
Savannah, Ga. al instructor in eco
nomics in Central Park College.
Lawrence came here about two
years ago, secured a position as
waiter in the hotel and opened the
other businesses apparently to occu-
py his spare moments. A week ago
he closed up shop and left the city.
Yesterday word reached friends here
that he had signed a contract with
the Southern college.
Evening star., 1927-10-12
sTRAND-"Naughty Nifties."

s"Naughty Mites" with George
S&Ruttones'' Fares and Buster" San
hrn as the featured players, will be
Tie offering at the Strand Theater for
YAxt week, beginning with SUNDAY
matinee at pm.
: This is said to be good burlesque en-.
tertainnent. with pleasing voices,
clever dancing. snappy sketches ana
colorful sets.
Evening star., 1927-10-12

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Evening star., 1927-10-12
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Evening star., 1927-10-12

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Evening star., 1927-10-12
GyAYETY-"Jiggs, Maggie and Dinty.'

Next weeks attraction at the Gay
efT Theater will be "Jiggs. Maggie
aid Dinty," a companion production
ID Bringing Up Father" the cartoon
,,A,sicaI comedy. with Beatrice Harlow
Al Maggie, Pete Curley as Jiggs and
Jimmie Conners as Dinty.
kThe production is in two acts, with
fanny situations featuring the trials
Of Jiggs. There are IA scenes with
IS musical numbers. Juliette Belmont
leads the chorus of "a girls, Steve Paul
oi4ers character songs, Steve McKenna
character bits, and Nellie Moore.
TAnnie O'Neil and Rush and Butler
oiFar songs and dances.
kThe management announces the
fYst midnight performance OF the sea
san Friday night of this week. begin.
Yl4ng at IL O'Clock, the current attrac-
TIN, Jimmy Cooper's BLACK and
White Revue" being presented in its
entirety.
Evening star., 1927-10-12
EARIE-Jimmie Carr's Orchestra.

"Jinomie Carr and his orchestra OF
s~ncopationists will occupy the mead
line position on next weeks Vauae-
xalle bin at the Earle Theater, pe,
GINNING Sunday afternoon. The addeu
s7traction will be Clara Howard,
YS,IsicaI comedy girl. in an intervai
o. sunny Smiles and Songs. Inc Inc
feature photoplay will be First Na,
tfpnal's production, Dance Magic,
starring Ben Lyon and Pauline StarKe.
supplementary features and regular
house attractions will complete tne
bill.
figures in current day vaudeville,
cabaret and night club circles. An
accomplished instrumentalist himsen.
he is said to dominate the playing OF
his men in swaying an audience 10
the mood of the moment, ana as
ma ster of ceremonies to be without
as peer. - g.
eDonald Kerr and Effie Waston, In
ssBeach Nuts" supported by FRANK
TYavjs and Harold Clarke. with Bert
Weston. offer a bit of advertisements
I'd appeal to the risibilities. ADDED
Vaudeville acts will complete the
stage portion of the entertainment.
kIn "Dance Magic" Ben Lyon and
rEulihe Starke, supported by an ad.
nKkrable cast, portray the futliity OF
pkejudice in some quarters agalhst
tie dance.
eThe Kinogram and two-reel COM
ehy and the usual house features
Will round out the bill.
Evening star., 1927-10-12

COLUMBIA-"Beau Geste."
Beau Geste" remains for another
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-29

horses tails didn't hurt the horse and hence wasn't
cruel. So the show went on.
The controversy started by Mrs. Mclaughlin, how
ever will probably go on despite the fact that arched
horses tails still maintain their vogue in polite
stockyards circles.
There will be those who will agree with Irene
that nature intended horses tails to be au
naturel while modernists with an eye for the beau
tiful in art will insist that fashionable horse looks
prettier wearing its tail curved like rainbow.
Utility has nothing to do with the case. The fact
that horses tail put where it is for certain
biological purposes-lke switching it to brush irri-
tatng and biting horsehies away-has nothing to
do with the case Fancy horses used mostly for
exhibition purposes, don't have to bother with flies
Grooms be hired by owners, who don't make
such horses pull plows, milk wagons other material
things, and grooms can keep the flies off,.
Besides it is too early yet to begin curbing the
great American urge to itch to do something to
somebody or something. In the mad desire to curb
human appetite, including thirst, the reformers who
want to remake human nature don't consider wheth-
not such tampering with nature hurts the VIC
TINS of their artistic experimentation. The kick they
get out of it is reforming or remakng their fellow
citizens they will look good to the eager eye of
the reformer
So it doesn't make much If any, difference, whett-
CT SI6Cl COuJTdpClOn Cne morse OF not,
how the horse feels about keeping his tail up
all the time The main thing is to make the horse
look aristocrac and different from ornery everyday
horses that work for their keep.
And SO long as the sassiety people keep their re-
forming hands off the tails of the cattle sheep and
hogs at the stockyards, Irene Castle Mclaughlin
might well let Chicago go her way and rebuild
show horses to suit her artistic fancy and let horsey
keep his tail up at the Chicago show.