It was "Passion," the story of Madame Du Barry and the French revolution, that made Pola Negri's name a household word wherever motion pictures are shown. She had found her real metier on the screen and the few years that have elapsed since that early triumph have but strengthened her hold on the picture-going public. Her name over the theatre front always spells an unusual story greatly done.
GOVERNOR TO MAKE TWO VISITS NORTH
Governor C. C. Moore has accepted the invitation of A. H. Upham, president, to attend the commencement exercises of the University of Idaho at Moscow, June 11, says The Statesman.
The governor said Friday that he intends making two trips to the northern part of the state during the coming summer. The first of these will be in June, at which time he will inspect the Orofino insane asylum and attend the commencement exercises at Moscow.
During the following month, July, he will spend from a week to ten days in the forests of the north. He will go in a camping party, for the purpose of making a thorough investigation into the state's white pine timber resources.
The purpose of this expedition is to determine what portions of the state's timber holdings can be sold at the present time and also what precautionary measures should be taken to save the timber from fire.
Notice of Meeting
Mrs. Laura Hefty Wire, a returned missionary, who has spent thirteen years of her life in China, will speak in Epworth hall Wednesday at 2:30. 