\'rlI Shipman* nr, ihr flppmr* In her *ml Mg-seest feature, +*rtnlt;rk toC*«mS** i ««nnlr? (M v*Mrl* «lll romim**’ to nhtsn at t t Its* t»|l»fitjr thrdtrr UU -HI tiimarrtit* inltlnl^Kt.TODAV'I? FILM FEAWRES.Columbia -— Marguerite Clark,*'t«uck In Pawnf Mit jref le—Ueorg r I,oa -*lt;- Tuck-er The Miracle Man/'Peoples—Mil Murray, TurinPawn*/*Strand— .Madge Kennedy, In“Strictly Confidential/*Star—C r e I gft t o n II a 1 e Yvonne D«l va, *ThtsCUglr,”UJbtL rty—Nell Shipman, Sack to noil'ii Country/*SuMjrt—Churbe Ray, “The Lav of the North/*Ci rcl e—-Marguerite C 1 a r k e* •'Come Out of the Kitchen/*IfI!♦♦♦♦4kI:i♦**♦Lilwrrty,ORTLAKD is making the acquaint*anco of a new motion picturebeauty and actress tbt* v. k through the Liberty theater feature.to Cod’s Country/* itarringNell Hliipman.Mitts Shipman is not particularly new to motion pictures, but Back to tJods Country4* la her first big starring production. Melodramatic to the core, but convincinstrikingly artistic in curtain scenes and replete with novel features* her vehicle has given her an excellent opportunity for a r*:al debut. She has d^tuon-Pirated In till;* opportunity that flhe ha:1 not only the person ! charm but also the brains to warrant making her tilt1 center of :t big picture, Undottbl-ttdly more Xelt Shipman productionnwill follow Back to God's Country/* and they will dttubtloas be exhibited in the largest and finest houses throughout the country.As Dolores*, the daughter of a Canadian woodsman, she is «hown as an outdoor grlr), a marvelous swimmer* afrit: nd of the *creat burly bear and her two cubs, and even of a porcupine. to say nothing of the d«»K h. squirrel* untl chipmunks which value her companfottehip. A (great surly be a t, of a mini, lacking aU the quiet, faithful qualities of her dumb friend**, breafc* into even tenor of ftolorc*'life. How «he escapes from bsm ufi'r he has killed her father and *hr i* ipparently In a foreign v. orld, only to find that the mim'B evil plans have ferreted h^r i«u* tnd a^ain brought tier and her hub band Into danger form;* the sior* of thla picture.Snow scene*, refreshing pictures of mountain streams and forest* and glimpses it.to the strange life aboardii whaling vessel in northern seas are but a part of “Bjnck to Clod's Cour*-try/*actera that appear In the picturenewspapers throng bout the country, J*re moving to the motion etudfoa to ally th* ms^lv. s w^th J R, Bray’s comedy creations. Through a deal consummate lawt w« ek between BrayPictures corporation and th- Ir*s?r-national Film company th© screen versions rf the popular newspaper per?,onaJlties will hereafter reach the public via. Goldwyn-Bray pictOK^Bphs and othsr Bra? releases. which are handled by the Goldwyn Distributing corporation.itsOne seen#* In Byes of Youth/* with Clara Kimball Voung, had to be photographed 63 tlines* * *Gladys Brock we ;A now announces h*rr Intention—no* not of flying to Ihe norfh polo or of purchasing atr»uQ© tur coat, but of taking a course In scientific cookery, just like any ordinary girl-Oh. no’ I’m not p!i*»nitt.r to takeup dnnif!“l tcit y ait a proTrnslon or adopt a family, or any such Hung.' laughed tlie «tiir when told utoout tiernew bobby; but r fe*! that I want to be an all-around woman, for I believe that to be Kuch will make me a better nctresaORCHAR DFEARS RELIEVEDHood Elver Official Sa- Authrac-nnsc Can Blt;* Clit'ckfil Now.WOOI RXVKR. Or,, N'ov is,—(Special. I—Lelloy Chtlds, superintendent of the ITood River experiment station. t.un relieved fears of orc-:irdiBtA over anthmcnose. it was thought that growers, th^lr lime taken up With completing harv«‘i»t* might have awaited too lor pr for effective nppit-cations of spray In checking a spread of anthracnoac Hport??s, Mr. Childssays that he has heeri engaged In laboratory tests and ha* found that b*sa than 2 per cent of the Ht»or.*H have been scattered, despite the favorable warm weather.Therefore/* says Mr. Child?, Kpr.tyn applied at once will hr effective. Growers, however, should loseno time/'