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Show SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER THE OGDEN STAND 1921, 26,? EVERY-'-- ... KILL ! I! ' CUT : ' v R TATES? i PROTECT 'EM, SHE SAYS 'EM ALL, SAYS HE ARD-EXAMINE- r if- v I ' CVMiM.- f , ' r ' - ?- i J . i ''V SPOT ' t ' ' : 7 ' - 4 '"vf J ,' ' 4 II (Sillll ' V ,i' - 5 ' . . ' s; . . . ...m?': 4 ' I. ' 5.' 4" V 4f ;l " 5 SAT RE ROCKWELL, 4- v rv' V: - ' ' I? - - ' BY ROCKWEMi SAYRE ' ' cats are the essence of rfinment. The Enemy of the Cat One seldom sees a pedigreed cat Abolition of cats, as a,' Sanitary and or ravaging. It Is the comdespoiling imnow. measure la health protecting mon alley variety that does most of perative. Cats have place In the harm. the world than cockroaches, mosquitos Instead of killing cat, let us bring laws Into being that will make responor,flIes.;i. 'J; (''ifo, ,', sible persons care for them. .The pVesent movement be done There Is no need In butchering thcn vitU cats, is gaining popularity all helplcRS things. Instead let us nil lend a hand to .nee that Cats generally sufoyer the world cats are now- being fer less and thereby make them mor exterminated everywhere ' rapidly. useful. '! :r ;:: .why?;. NCwell cared for cat kills birds. It disNo other animal has as many Is the eternally hungry variety that eases as the cat. BY ROY GIBBONS ; Cat associ- does the mischief. sler, head of the American A cat will push its nose far. down And when a cat kills a bird its ination. CHICAGO. To to cats kill into the throat of an infant and suck kill? are commanding It to do so in stincts v "Such not must be!': sayfla the things its breath until the baby dies.. of Its own life. Mrs. Kessler. sent out she's preservation And That question lias unleashed two call for volunteers to aid her in savA cat will jump upon a corpse and tear the face of the dead! , bitterly opposed factions which are ing the remnants of the cat race left . war that's rapidly from a cut, wm return old in me ciomms waging a fierce Sayre's 10 'years' relentless from sneaking. about houses, sheds. taking on nation-wid- e significance, slaughter. and garbage, and vomit maggots on On the one side stands Rockwell Mrs. Kessler says it all other means - . room floor-- 4 Sayre, millionaire Chicago investment .fall Rhe'll ask tho courts to restrain an hater. Sayre preaches; Suyre's hCatsfare given more credit for, broker And answering campaign.. w u wim niii.u.is. .Ti iimce man iiiey unserve. ' deto limit xa he to doesn't Ana activity .Keeping: a cat is toadying country are flocking to liravitv: as the snake charmer to hei- fireachln?. He's issued thousands of " own to at headea. his i .pamphlets pnakes and the Indian and monkey eipense. '"r.," r "A Cat less,.."" 'with the bold type slogan: their vermin. ANOTHER TOUCH-DOW' ? . IS Cats make nigh t hideous with their 'World in 1925." tJ"w; ' "? Bcreams, and f righte n sick people and i And more than, that, Sayre for 10 Another "Peach of a'Picture" L a . 10V . been of has VV years paying bounty children, I. ' ,The greatest des i , : : , ;"v'i:r" !weii lined with dimes. vir'tzr'. me cai. upo The bny who find .Jit And Tabby has taken refuge be- - RAY a n i hn'ii nir.n h0 ho i,m found that cats hlmielf TOREE sofa where neath the she'll the await hopelttily rate of 55 (birds a cat every year. give $100 to the cat hunter who slays outcome. a (j!rl in love with on WAYS last most the is ' the feline, Cats earth, popular Killing a who MRS. him thinks GEORGE have KESSLER movement! ever started and the joiliest. Sayre thinks his activities face cats the And who The and from cats banished th 3IIIS. kills smiles 7,000,000 boy GEORGE KESSLER and quitter. By Everybody works hit way boy who "csmti of the earth. At least it has made a then smiles. Smiles come first and Xational American Cat Sccrtrtary,'. colleg through smiles come last, and cats pass out be- h cat's life in Chicago a dog's life and back" with a rush. milk-caAwoelatlon. on tween. Song birds, success and only a dime. Cats are the most gentle of creaBut now comes Mrs. George D. Kes- acter remain. tures. They are embellishments to a household and the mdst model of pets. tors in the appointment of their What Can equal the grace and poise of a cat as it marches with the ctcp , The statement was animal i by Herbert W". Eustace, JLamont Row of an aristocrat? . . .What other . i ia bo ciean in n&Diis l lands and Paul. Harvey. '. 'The services of cats cannot be over-- 1 estimated. rid home, granary; of Frederick and store of They received the rats and rodents. resignations Lin Picture Dirxm as editor and John R. Watt4 us They are comforts other Thrills 'Galore to the spinster. manager of the Christian They are untiring friend to those; The Sheik Opening at business . who love and care Science Monitor. fqr them. a Th statement follows: There is something about cat that Alhambra Sunday "From the beginning we .have sought arouses Instincts of gentleness and! tb conform to Mrs. Eddy's wish faith- kindness in those who are fond ofj des-I fully to carry iout the high purpose of them. California of the That portion trust and to obey the law of the Cats do not suck the breath from ert where George Melford. the produc-- ! her' land. Nor do they maraud the nest-- J infants. scenes of "The made exterior the er, "We "differed fro the directors In? places of birds as much as has! Sheik," which comes to the Alhambra our interpretation of what the lead- been represented. j theatre next Sunday, proved to be a in er's wish and purpose were, and she The person who dislikes cats has extras woduIous place. Hundreds ot could not speak to us In personsomething harsh in his nature. For '; people who rodo like tne wind and "We, therefore, sought legal Inter who were attired in the picturesque legal instrument nnstnmoa with Inn? rifles and pretation of her T)iniin irnhM iff our t which declares and to thatt t ra Ifwin.r oasis duty u th hproH .v-- ,in a mad ;MVI.I ,.K OGDEN ,i!H ORPHEUM, land took ride, character part SUNDAY-MONDAbeliefs. That interpretaDEC. istic ' of these marvelous equestrians. cherished aunow is tion been has It given. Richard. role Walton title the Presents has Valentino Tully Rudolph thoritative and, as to us, final. Agthe Hawaiian Romance in this Melford production, while feaPopular di"We shall with the nes Ayres, new Paramount, star, is who, as the law has been detured opposite him in a colorful role. rectors .entitled to dominate the Indeed, color, vivid action, swift mov- clared in are sucour of the appointment ement and dramatic situations are the trust " features of the picture which was cessors' oo Monte M. Katterjohn from adapted by novel the famous by E. M. Hull. Walter Long has the heavy role of Oma'ir, NAVY CREW GUARDED a bandit chief. AFTER RUM SEIZURE A Brilliant New Cast Including '.i oom: ANN READER At ORPHEUM and See the to Chance Last Singing Hawaiian Tonight POrtTSMOUTH. Va:; Nov. 26. The Price 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 5 p. m. . Beginning Red Wing, with Latest the raval mine "sweeper Bill MAIL ORDERS NOW was a under .complement- Qf0 men, Alhambra r no-mor- e t 4 . I ' 1 J - r i ... , . . i . or-n- : T . ot BWFJ 1 7 . -- - , f;' 1 the-dinin- HHRrlAH . , : 3-c- ; , fi.S x-- u - . -- "-- N I In His Greatest .:i I n. char-.wort- j - sus-cesso- rs. Western Thriller n . THEATRES - 66 i : J i i J I . f ! . : - - 1 iTWiiiMr ! -- - n i I 4--5 Y, co-oper- ate . ! -- if -- : . J) - the at Hart's ' V : sunday; To'see William S Hart. in one western role, satisfies the average film fan, "but when 'he is seen in three parts, each distinct and of individual type, as is the case in 'Three Word Brand," his latest Paramount production which was shown with signal success at the Alhambra theatre again yesterday, then the fan has reason to congratulate himself. 'Three Word Brand" is one of Mr. Hart's, best photoplays and Jane Novak is his capable leading woman. No Hart fan will miss it without kicking himself for his stupidity. It's well worth while. ':!!!..' I .life O- O- . SAYS POLITICIANS !! FAVOR ILLITERACY NEW YORK, Nov. 26. Sincerity of politicians In two' major parties In dealing will illiteracy was questioned by Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt Friday lii an address at the illiteracy, confer-ence of the Eastern States. : . In a criticism of the Sterllng-TowTi--illiteracy bill before congress, Mrs.. Cattr declared that' she agreed with every provision of the bill, but that psychologically, it was. a bad bill. , Its form could not be worse, she said. '"Politicians tell us. she continued. "that they would do anything to wipe out illiteracy. But there-arfew: of them ' who do not realize that one of their chief sources of power lies in the manipulation en. bloc of the Illiterate votertmd so,' they, will not outwardly oppose an illiteracy measure, but they will seek whenever possible to find fault with our methods, tff rid of question our system it and; to block effectively, any legal measure which, would accomplish r ; what we wish to do." y Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart,; chairman of the illiteracy commission of the Xational Education association, ' estimated the illiterates In the - Eastern ' Slates at 1,230,024. . , j er e - . naval guard at the Hampton Roads submarine base today, following, discovery and removal last night of a lurge quantity of liquor. An inquiry has been ordered by Rear Admiral Phillip Andrews, commandant of this naval district. The liquors removed fronrTthemine sweeper were reported to include Canadian whisky, fine brandies and Cuban rum,.. 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