I ("last
i Chance
To See the Big Paramount Picture Featuring
I GLORIA
SWANSON
Ycu Will Have to See This Cecil B. DeMille Production
J TONIGHT OR
I NOT AT ALL
It Shows for the Last Time Tonight at the
tli ALHAMBRA
BIG ALL-STAR
CAST
Including Such Notable Players as
MONTE BLUE, THEO. ROBERTS,
ELLIOT DEXTER
LAST CHANCE
TONIGHT
I SENATOR-ELECT
NOTEDSPEAKER
Shortndge of California Put in
Quarter Century in
G. 0. P. Politics
PAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3. Samuel
Shortrldge. senalor-eelet from Callfor
uia, hns torn prominent In politics of
this state for more than a quarter of
a century and has long been known
ns a clear and forceful orator He has
practiced law here since 1884 and In
, or - - . I'nSS. lC'i'ii ;,n. ;, a pr" idem In I
elector. Shortrldge was born at Mount
Pleasant, Henry county. Iowa, August
Arthur M. Free, who was elected a
in'inb'r of the house of representa
tives fro inthc Eighth district. Callfor
iiIh. formerly was district attorney of
Santa Clara county. Phil D. Swing,
elected representative from the elev
enth district. Is superior Judge of Im
peril county, California. Free and
Swing are Republicans and will re
place Pemocrats.
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Zane Grey's "Desert Gold" at
the Rex again today. Shows
start at 5-7 and 9 p. m. All
tickets 10c. Come tomorrow
Sessuc Hayakawa in "The
Courageous Coward."
Special Sale on Paints this
week at PIONEER PAINT
MFG. CO. 415 23d St. Phone
IDAHO SWINGS
TO REPUBLICANS
;
Two to One Majority of
G. 0. P. Extends to
Every Candidate
BOISE. Idaho. Nov. 3. Returns
coming In today from yesterday ' gen
eral election served only to increase
thi- loads of Re-publican candidates
howad over the Democratic and inde
pendent ones last night. Seven of
theso were In the ratio of two Repub
lican votes to every Democratic one.
Robert N. Dunn had the largest
lead of the lesser offices. Eighty-eight
precincts In five counties gave him 12,
70" and his Democratic opponent, J.
II. Forney, & 5 7 2 .
All Democratic candidates for na
tional office and the Democratic candi
dates for governor are. far behind on
jlhe face of returns from 39S precincts
'out of 825 in Idaho earlv todav which
gave.
Harding, 4,43u; Cox, :'u.io.
I For senator, Frank R. Gooding, Re
publican, 31J.774; John F. Nugent.
Democratic Incumbent 32,246.
For governor D W Davis, Republi
can Incumbent 3 7 067. T. A. Walters.
Democrat, 19.263; S. D. Falrchlld. In
dependent, endorsed by Non-Partisan
(league. 12.029
For representative in congress 170
j precinct In the first district gave Bur
ton L. French. Republican, H.7 3 4 and
Mrs. Nell K- Iron Democrat, and the
only woman nominated for national of
fice, In Idaho this year. 7.3S2.
For representative from the second
district, Addison T. Smith. Republican,
received 24.829. and W. P. Whilakcr.
.Democrat, 13.214 in 222 precincts re
porting On the supreme court amendment 2S
precincts irave for 2U48 against 1 332.
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Poats of the American Legion are
forming In JapHn and Relgium.
HARDING 111
HUNT IN TEXAS
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Port Isabel Is Paradise tor
Shooter and Fish
erman CORPUS CHRIFTI. Texas, Nov. 3
Point Ieab' l, Teaai wh
0 Hani -ie haa chosen to rpend a
vofatlon In small fishing village
ring plae Of 100 ln-
ha.blLa.nta on the icuir of Mexico uid la
the southern most mu. lot of
iiio United Btatca
A narrow (iro ra.lrnnd "rtif1"
:h- plctureaqiu Utile city tvl'h Prown.v
Off shore a little more than a mile
a tli- Bouthern tztromlt; of Pedro
Island, a narrow strip of land Which
sklrta the Texas co.ir; from Corpus
Chrlstl to the Rio Grar.de. about 120
mil
BPLEXDID Hi vir.i.
Point Isabel Is famous as a sports
man's paradise. Pishing la excellent
lit adJarT marahea now abound
'n nn,1 dUcka Point ttMl also
, i nte.i for its oyvtera, edible tha
entire, year.
Hotel accommodations are meagre.
b.jt an old club houae, unused for
aeveral yeara, probably will be pui In
order for tht Bnator
J During the Mexican war a par: of
General Taylor's army was landed a"
I be and marc,,' ad to
BrOWnCVlUO, then Fort Brown.
Since then the little port lias had
tta dpa and downs. Until the butld- I
Ing of the. Brownsville railroad Into
the valley country' 16 years ago light
draught steamers landed at Point Isa
bel and provided communication with
b world
SOLID FOP. H RIIc;
People of the valley section con
tiguous to Brownsville urged develop
ment of Point Isabel Is a deep water
port. The project recently was recog
nized by an appropriation which will I
Intre a harbor for vessels drawing IT,
. feet and citizens of the valley country'
have Just subscribed for a bond issue
to standardize the little railroad.
I Aa if to prepare a welcome for
Harding Point Isabel voted solidly
for him. being one of the few south
ern towns to show him that honor
Brownsville nearby, li the home of R
, B. Crcager, who aeconded Senator
Harding's nomination at the Chicago
I convention.
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HARDING READY
FOR JAGATIDN
Successful Candidate to Jour
ney to Texas Coast for
Recreation
MARIciN. O., Nov. 3 No longer a
party nominee, hut president-elect of
the United States. Warren O. Hard
ing turned his thought toward rest
and recreation today before approach
ing the formulation of his administra
tion machinery and politics.
He plans to take a real vacation
trip, which will give him two weeks
of seclusion on the Texas coast, and
: a week of scouting In the Panama
; canal zone before he goes seriously
to work choosing his cabinet and map.
ping the work he Is to do after
March A ,
He probably will leave Saturday
morning, not to return again until
about mid-December
One of his tasks today was to read
, and acknowledge hundreds of tele
; grams of congratulation that had been
(pouring in since the balloting began
I yesterday. During the night a the
I proportions of the landslide to him be
came apparent the Marion telcraph
offices wore flooded beyond capacity
and today the Influx of messages and
good wishes continued to come In In
proportions that outdid the UVllest
days of the campalgn.
The senator was not at his office
until late In the forenoon, however,
having been kept fiwako until long
; after mlonlght by his exultant fellow
, townsmen who chose his lawn as the I
forum for a succession of celebrations
I r the honor that hud omc to Mari
on and to their neighbor.
FRENCH TO INTERFERE IF
OLD GREEK KING RETURNS
TAR1S, Nov. 2. The French fore
ign office Informed the Associated
Press today that France would not ln
jterfere in the Greek situation nnles.s
former King Constantino attempts to
return to Greece. In such caso It was
I added, "France will take such meas
ures as are deemed necessary."
I GENEVA, Nov, 2. Constantlne and
i Sophie, the former king and queen of
: Greece, otlll are keeplifg to their rooms
I In the hotel National at Lucerne, al
though PllnCfl Paul Is seen in the
streets
Constantlne is greatly depressed by
the report that Great Britain and
j Fram e, which guaranteed the kingdom
: of Greece, would refuse oven If the
J elections were favorable to him, to
allow his return to the Greek throne
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SIOUX FALLS. S. D.. Nov. 3. Ev
cry candidate on the Republican state
and national tickets in South Dakota
Is leading at 1:30 o'clock this after
noon, returns from 387 precincts In 37
counties show Judge Williamson, Re
publican candidate for congress In the
third district, has 1,730 to 1.067 for
Harry Gandy. Democrat. This Is the
one Republican whose election Demo
cratlc headquarters here has not con
ceded, only 29 scattered precincts In
the third district have reported-
i ORPHLUM LAST TIME TODAY Matinee 2 P. M.
I CjRUMPET ISLAND'''1..
I nATOM TERR1SS PRODUCTION "
PUdfi FROM THE STORY BY Wa
! 1 OOUVERNEUR MORR
Lr-V- Prices, 30c and 10c Alao Man O' War, the famous race horse.
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'DEPUTY SHERIFF
ACCUSEDBY'DRY'
Michigan Officer Guided Rum
Caravan to Safety, U. S.
Chief Says.
aCARQUETTB. Mich.. Nov. 3. T-eo
J Qrove, prohibition enforcement chief
in 'he Michigan peninsula Tueada
wrot District Attorney A. C Wolfe,
at Madison. Wle . asking the arrest of
Bd Bvanaon, deputy sheriff of Iron
COUnty, W UK onsln. snd 1'hllllp Shleldt.
th of Mercer. YVla. charging conspi
racy to violate the Volstead act.
fjfrova charges that after he had re
quested the acalstance of Evenaon In
the rupture of twenty-two automobile
loads of whisky being carried from
Milwaukee to Hurley, YV . the night
Of I ctober 9. the Utter auctioned
Hhlelds on th route to warn the run
nern of the proximity of the federal
agents. The letter alleges that Shields
confessed to the prohibition agenta In
the peninsula territory of having been
posted by Evenaon to re-route the liq
uor burdener trucka.
Two of the trucka were captured
after a battle which resulted In the
death of John ChKpurio. Hurley whls
i runner, the letter to the district
attorney states.
NON-PARTISAN
LOSES STATE
Ir;.VVER. Nov, 3 Indications
early today were that Colorado Non- j
PartlMn league followers were beaten!
in their effort to gain control of the
state government through the Demo
cratlc ticket in yesterdav s election.!
With more than a fourth of the state
reported, Governor Shoup, Republican,
had a two to one lead over James M.
Collins, Democratlc-Non-Partlsan can
didate for governor. The ratio of
Harding's plurality over Cox was
nearly as great.
Meager returns In the congreaslonal
eontests indicated the re-election of
Congressmen Va'.le. Timberlake and
Hardy. Republicans. In the Fourth
uiaiin i, . ungi cHiuaii iayior, uemo-
crat, had a slight leHd over Merle D.
Incent, of Grand Junction. Iioth
J Vincent and Taylor failed to carry
tholr home precincta.
Four hundred and two precincts of
the 1483 In Colorado gave: Cox 26.-
107; Harding 46,719.
Three hundred ninety-eight pre-
clnets for governor gave: Collins.
Pemocrat, 24.CG6; Shoup 49,021.
In the congressional contests, 78 of
211 precincts in the first district gave
Hllllard. Democrat, 7259, Valle. Re
publican. 16,218. Second district, 37
of 461 precincts gave: Brown, Demo
crat, 1S23; Timberlake. Republican,
489R Third district. 80 of 471 pre
. Inctn giw Rurris, Democrat, 390;
Hard. Republican. 6094 Fourth dis
trict. 64 Of 3ol precincts gave Taylor,
Democrat, 3S29; Vincent. Republican,'
3242.
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BAD FURNITURE 1
JARS ME LIFE
Written for International Ncvrs Scrvlrv
H MARt.KRY REX.
NEW YORK, Nov 3 Many schemes
have been suggested to make home
happy and thereby cause husbands to j
stay by the hearth, but the latest ad-,
vice is that coming from Andre Gro-'
uk, famous Parisian decorator, who
iya ihe right kind of furniture Is half
of the battle.
"Innumerable homos are broken up,
because people don t know how to
choose the right kind of furniture," :
says Monsieur Groult.
"Women are to bo blamed more than
men, because the women, as a rule'
have most to say about tho homo.
If a woman would bear in mind
that walls should be covered with col-t
ors which suit her complexion, that
carpets should be selected to hide or1
display her feet, that furniture should
bo stiff or restful according to her tem-
perament. whether active or languid
she would always look best In the
home and therefore always be attract
ive to her husband."
Harken. unhappy wife, and hasten
to that shop where you saw the vr !
chair you thought expressed your per-
sonallty before it is too late
WELLING BEHIND j
IN HIS OWN HOME
COUNTY, BOX ELDER
BRZOHAM CITY, Nov. 3. E
W. Davis, candidate for the of
fice of Boxelder county attorney,
seems to be tho only Democrat In
tho county who has a chance to be
elected judging by incomplete re
turns received here.
Davis haa a lead of 75 votes over
Charles Foxley his Republican op
ponent. Congressman Welling, whose
home Is In Roxeldor county, was
running behind Senator Smoot In
the race for United States Sena
tor. Incomplete returns gave Smoot
1S41 and Welling 1&48 votes.
NEVADA BECOMES
REPUBLICAN AFTER
I 12-YEAR ABSENCE
RENO. NOV., Nov. 3. For tho
first time In twelve years Nevada
has cast a majority vote for a
Republican presidential nominee.
On Incomplete returns Cox haa
5611: Harding 9291. It Is be
lieved the state will give Harding
I a majority of at least seven thou
sand For I'nlted States sena
tor, former Governor Oddie haa
defeated Senator Henderson.
Democratic Incumbent, and Ar
entz. Republican, has defeated
Evans, Democrat, for congressman.
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The Bureau of War Risk Insur
ance ha written 4,640,049 war risk
term insurance policies to tho amount
'of $10,331,610,000. 1
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ITOMORROWll
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY I H
Beautiful 1
Bebe Daniels I I
IN HER GREAT REALART SUCCESS j B
"You Never Can Tell" 1 1
WHAT IS FIFTY DOLLARS TO YOU? H
In the fashionable hotel where Rowena worked as a check-room girl, she saw gl I
people pay fifty dollars for one little dinner party. All about her was luxury, and 0
she was sick and tired of being poor and shabby. So she decided to get into the Sffl
game herself. Borrowed finery, stolen pleasures, innocent pretense, serious fib
bing soon she had herself involved in all sorts cf an embarassing situation. All Bj
might not have ended well had not her Prince Charming happened along at the H
ftj critical moment. Don't let anything short of a cyclone prevent you from seeing I J
vivacious BEBE DANIELS romp through "YOU NEVER CAN TELL."
1 ADDED FEATURES I H
1 PATHE WEEKLY SCREEN MAGAZINE 1
I 'Seatg 10c-20c-30c I I
Children Matinees Evenings
I SHOWS AT 2:15, 4:00, 5:45, 7;S0, V
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HIGHER WIGES TO I
AVERT TEMPTATION
"You Never Can Tell." tho Initial
Bebe DanU-ls starring vuhlclo for Real
art which will ahow at the Alhambra
theatre for three days beginning to
morrow, presents arguments of inter
Lajt to thoso who are fighting for
higher salaries for telephone operat
ors. waltresv, anJ other glrla in pub
lic aervicc.
1 The plot of the storj revolves
uround a check-room girl In whom a
love for beautiful clothes la created by
her handling of luxurious wraps ev
ery day. Without money enough to
buy such things for herts-lf. a wealthy
marrlugu seema to be tho only way
Him can hope to secure such luxury. i
Just as ambition Is about to gt her I
Into trouble, alone comes a "Prince
Charming." for tho lov of whom she
gives up the wealthy rounder whose
umorouM attentions she was tempted
to accept. But all such cares do not
turn out so pleasantly. Undoubtedly
tbt film will prove valuable propagan
da for those who feel that the morals
of girls working amldl luxury Hhould .
be protected by ad'cua.te s.ilarlci.
An excellent cast nupporla Mlsa Dan
iels In Ihe production. Handsome,
Jfack Mulhall Is hor leading man while i
other players Include Edward Martin- j
del, Harold Goodwin, Necly Edwards,
Helen Dunbar, Graham Pettlt, Deo1
SECOND PRIZE DANCE
AT BEBTHANA TONIGHT
The second of the six weeks' series
Of prize foxtrot dances will bo held at
tho Borthana thin evening.
To thoso contestants already select
ed will he added aeveral other couples,
which will be chosen at the Berthana
thin evening.
Following tJie elimination context
the best dancer, will ho awarded cash
prizes amounting to $100.
The first prize is $50 caah, tho aec
ond $35, the third $10 and tho fourth
la $5.
HARDING IN OKLAHOMA. 1
OKLAHOMA CITY, okla.. Nov. 3.
BeiUttor Harding Jumped Into the lead i
In Oklahoma shortly before 2 o'clock
thin afternoon when unofficial and ln
complete returns from 1,312 precincts
out of 2.6S& In the state, gave Ih.rdlnB
114,601 and Cox 1 13,637. Returns com
piled up to that hour had given Cox a
lea of from two to four thouaund.
John W. Harrcld. Republican candi-(
dnte for I'ni'ed States senator from
Oklahoma, also leaped Into the lead.
Unofficial and incomplete returns from1
1.402 prcln,-ts o-.t 2,6gfi In the stato1
K:ie him l.';..'.Ml against 121.132 for
Scott Ferris. Democrat.
WhlttJ and Mrs ll.irry 1 D i veil port I
It Is u Realart picture, direct d ! !
Jhester Franklin. '
mm oi in
ELECTION FIGHT
Florida Mob Burns Five in
Houses and Takes An
other From Jail !
ORLANDO, Fla., Nov. 3.-Five nv j
groes h.i been burned to death aad H
another hung to a tree as a result ft
a fight which started at the polls Bt
Ocose, near here, last night, after else
Hon officials had refused to permit
Mose Norman, a negro, to vote on tlV
ground that he had failed to pay bj-; ;
poll 'ax. H
Two white men were shot nnd killed
and several others. Including a former
police chief, were wounded in ti''
fi-ht which preceded the wholesale j
lynching. The negroes burned mt!
dr-ath in houses In which they had H
congregated and wblcb wore firwfl.
TJ IxO n gro killed wa.i taken frqjiu H
a jail early this morning by a mob. 3
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Harry Carey in "Men of the
Desert" at the Cozy today and
tomorrow. ,
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