Born, Sunday, May 28, to Mr. and
Mrs. G. E. Manson, an eight and one
half pound son.
County Commissioner John Cone of
Princeton spent the week end in Mos
cow.
MONDAY, MAY 29, 19*2
Mrs. Lillian Samms and small
daughter of Newport, Wash., are
guests aat the home of her parents.
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Carithers.
G. E. Eide of Lewiston spent the
week end in Moscow on business.
Mrs. W. M. Lennox, Mrs. D. A. Bar
! ton, Edith and Edgar Lennox motored
I to Spokane Saturday aftetrnoon.
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Star-Mirror Tomorrow
The Star-Mirror will not be issued
tomorrow. Memorial Day, thus mak
ing it possible for the office force
to enjoy this national holiday.
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MOVIE ACTOR FOOLS
WESTERN COWBOYS
Ben Hendricks, Jr., who plays the
9n i part of the tramp o the Hodkinson
fjjjjf I released feature, "Free Air," which
I comes to the Liberty theater tomor
Hl row for an engagement of two days,
Bh j turned the tables on a party of real
Sg; western cowboys one day during the
i$jß filming of the picture.
«ft ■ . ,, ,!p company was working in Gla
jgfe ; cier Park, shooting some of the ex
j terior scenes, when the talk between
w| j scenes drifted to horse riding, or
83 wrangling, as the westerners called
HI : it.
Some of the cow punchers were
MB boasting of the horses they had brok
99 1 en. and as Mr. Hendricks was made
Bwj up in a costume resembling a west
HB j ern 'bad man," one of the cowboys
IB laughingly asked him if he could "ride
H the nart."
I guess I could," replied Mr.
