LIBERTY
LOCAL OWNERSHIP
TONIGHT ONLY
Edna Murphy and
Johnnie Walker
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LIVE WIRES
Tomorrow and Friday
EDITH BEACH OF DRUGS
A ROBERTSON-COLE RELEASE
A drama of Cast and Ways.
SEE
The thrilling shipwreck scenes.
The mystery and beauty of the sea.
Noah Beery's fight against the Apache band.
SEE
The punishment of a rogue.
The battle with the poachers.
How the quicksand trapped its victim.
10c — Starts at 7:00 — 25c
SHIRLEY MASON
in
"LOVE TIME
LA FOLLETTE WINS
AGAIN IN WISCONSIN
MAS HEAVY LEAD OVER OPPONENT—VARDAMAN LOSES IN
MISSISSIPPI
Milwaukee, Wisconsin — (A. P.) — United States Senator Robert M. La Follette is almost one hundred and fifty thousand votes ahead of his opponent, William A. Ganfield, for the republican nomination for United States senator.
Senator La Follette based his plea for votes during the campaign on his record in the senate during the war, opposition to Newberryism and the Esch-Cummins act. W. A. Ganfield, president of Carroll college, in more than 300 speeches made throughout the campaign, attacked Senator La Follette's war record and urged his defeat also on the ground that La Follette was of no use in the senate to Wisconsin because he was out of harmony with the  Administration of President Harding, as well as every other administration since he was sent to the senate in 1906. Governor John J. Blaine, who is running on the LaFollette slate, had a lead almost as large as that of the senior senator with one-fourth of the state reported. His vote was 63,335; Morgan, 34,016; McHenry, 2972. 