Jackie Cooper Stars
hi ( lowboy Picture
Jacke Cooper is starred in Para
mount's “Lone Cowboy”, the film
suggested by Will James’ famous
book of tlie same name, which com
es on Friday to the Dream Theatre.
In the cast are Lila Lee, Addison
Richards, John Wray and Gavin
Gordon.
Jackie plays the role of Scooter
n'Ncal, brought up ill Chicago and
sent {vest to a ranch by his father
when the latter faces arrest. Scoot
er is hardly on his way when the
father commits suicide.
The boy reaches the ranch and is
met by ‘Dobe Jones, the “lone cow
boy’’. The man doesn’t want the
boy, but when he hears of the suic
ide, he cannot bring himself to
send the youngster back to an or
phan asylum.
Scooter learns that ’Dobe’s wife
has run away with Jim Weston and
that ’Dobe’s aim in life now is to
find them and kill Jim. Scooter tries
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to argue with ’Dobe about this and,
in his anger the ,man tells the boy
of his father’s suicide.
The boy’s grief endears him to
'Dobe, who promises not to seek his
revenge. He finds Jim and Eleanor
to tell them that he will not molest
them, but Jim fearing a trap, reach
es for his rifle. 'Dobe returns the
fire, wounding Scooter, then fires
again killing Jim. It is ’Dobe's love
for the boy that finally brings him
peace and happiness and saves him
from the justice that threatens to
send him to the gallows.
This Prospector Is
Not Stopped By A
New Wooden Leg
(Continued from Page One)
ing after a hard day. Twenty min
utes more and he would have been
inside and safe while a Yukon stove
rapidly thawed frost from the win
dows and from his numbed fingers.
He stepped in an overflow, wond
ered about taking off his moccasin,
but feeling no dampness continued
to the haven of his cabin. Wool
I
socks frozen fast to snow white flesh
however, when Walters removed his ,
footgear and a half hour later left
no doubt as to the treacherousness
of Alaska cold.
Next he was in a hospital where
surgeons gradually whittled away
black flesh and decayed bone. There
followed months of slow healing,
more months of getting accustomed
to factory-made leg but in spite of
it all, Walters is going back.
“Do you think there is anything
there?” he was asked.
“Well, there may be, and then
again there may not be”, he replied.
But then Walters is a prospector
and is imbued with that dauntless |
spirit that comes only with close
communion with the hills.—Cordova
Times.
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{children of the city of Nome by Dr.
Victor E. Levine and Mrs. Ralph
Kitzmiller to ascertain the presence
I of latent scurvy and susceptibility
; to tuberculosis.
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: cer. Mr. Anthony J. Dimond. Dele
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^and native population and it was
he who obtained authorization from
the Federal government for Levine's
northern trip on the Cutter North
land.
The results of these tests seem to
indicate at present that the Arctic
can be made a very livable place for
the white man. It is important to
know the fact, since Dimond and
other influential citizens of Alaska
argue that Alaska can and will in
the future support a population of
ten million white people.
The tests for susceptibility tuber
culosis should be of local interest.
The federal government has tenta
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where on Seward Peninsula, a sani
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active eases of the disease and upon
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