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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-25
Local Playhouses
WhAT the PTess Agent Hes 10
" Say Of Present and Coming
Ath FACTIONS - - - -
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ORIENTAL ROMANCE THRILLER
THE Marked Woman" at Pastime Is
Great Production

Barbara Tenant, a beautiful and
talented actress, is featured in a
Shubert film. "The Marked Woman" "
at the Pastime today.
1t is a story OF the Boxer uprising
in China in 1900. The heroine is a
Russian girl and the hero is an Am
erican naval lieutenant, who rescues
her from the castle OF a Boxer prince.
The feature Of the story is the stirring
capture Of the castle by Lieutenant
Dare and his dauntless bluejackets,
who scale real walls and perform
marvellous feats.
The role Of Olga, the Russian girl.
is taken by Miss Tenant. Olga, Nj
hilist, falls into the hands Of the Rus
sian ambassador and barely escapes
being sentenced to Siberia. She meets
Lieutenant Dare, who rescues her
from death. Then she falls into the
hands of a powerful prince. whom
she Is forced to marry to save the life
Of Lieutenant Dare. After years Lieu
tenant learns OF the whereabouts OF
Olga and heads the attack upon the
castle Of the Boxer prince. In the
flight Olgas child and her Boxer hus-
band are slain and the lovers are re-
united.
Admission, adults 1Oc, children sc.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-25
UNIONS ARE GOOD.
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company's earnings. including bonds
held by the Rockefellers, never ex-
ceeded three and one-half per cent
per annum. he said
Doubtless. mistakes have been
made and conditions are still imper-
feet" Rockefeller declared. "I have
no desire to defend any conditions
that are justly subject to criticism:
l only ask that the responsibility for
them be apportioned fairly"
His efforts are being devoted. he
testified. to develop increasing good
Will and to improve existing conditions
as far as possible. Frankly" he
said. II confess 1 felt there was some.
thing wrong in a conditions Of affairs
which rendered possible the loss of
human lives. engendered hatred and
bitterness, and brought suffering and
privation upon hundreds OF human
beings To relieve this condition.
he said. he had recommended the
study of labor problems by the Rock
efeller Foundation.
Cooperation between the Colorado
miners and the company manage
ment already has reached a highly
satisfactory state, he said. Rookie
feller said he believed the ultimate oJ-
iect of all activities in republic
should be the development of the
manhood of its citizens and that in
1ustrial enterprises can and should
be carried on along these principles
THE welfare Of employees should
De constantly in mind" he said, "and
)rofits at times should be subordinate
o this. If fair wages and reasonable
living conditions cannot otherwise be
provided. dividends must be deferred
II the industry abandoned. Neither
abor nor capital can prosper unless
he just rights of both are conserved.
further believe that, in matters OF
Industrial relations. the public is en-
tiled to confidence and consideration.
fy appreciation OF the conditions sur
ounding wage earners and my SYM I
athies with every endeavor to better {
1ese conditions are as strong as those
any man. If. with the responsible S
les have and the opportunities Civ 8
n me. am able to contribute toward !
romoting the well-being of my fell
'wman. through the lessening of in Z
Istice and the alienation Of human
shall feel that II has been
ossible to realize the highest pur-
ose OF my life"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-25

be infiniteslmal compared with the
terrible sacrifice in men and money,
Then what II they would all agree to
quit fighting and go back to their
homes and to their work.
wouldn't it be a Joke on the kings
and kinglets and the ammunition
makers?
Who knows but there are reasons
why the war gods do not want the SOL
diers to fraternize too much?
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The dachshound tried TO get away
with another English bone yesterday
but the bulldog was on guard and the
intruder had to beat 1t homeward.
They are getting snow down at
Jaurez and we need it here SO badly.
what do YOU know about that.
~~S~S~~SS
The United States will sell goods
to all who want them and no favorit-
ism will be shown.
~O$SS-S
walla walla is such an original
town.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-25
ORANGE CROP
PROMISES FINE FRUIT

1
With an anticipated output OF a.
600 cars of oranges ind 5000 cars OF
lemons from the state of California,
citrus fruits promise to be conspicu-
Gus during the, present season and
available at prices even lower than
apples. The new naval crop now
coming on the market Is the finest
fruit ever seen at this time of the
year. The lemon harvest will double
that OF last season and in a few
years Californians expect to produce
crop of sufficient size to eliminate
the necessity Of foreign importation.
Since 1896, when the California
Fruit Growers Exchange was organ
veloped from a hazardous undertake
ing to a profitable enterprise. Dur
ing the past decade, while the popu-
latlon Of the United States increased
21 per cent. The aim of the Ex-
change shippers is to make the name
Sunkist a guarantee to the purchaser
OF the quality of the fruit. In other
words. by careful grading and selec-
tion they aim to maintain such
high standard that the name Sunkist
on citrus fruits will convey the assur- b
ance Of the term sterling on silver.
The California Fruit Growers Ex-
change, which packs the Sunkist
brand. is made up of 1000 growers
who are voluntarily affiliated and aim
to market their fruit at the lowest
possible expense. This gigantic fed
Grafton has succeeded in reducing
the marketing cost to S-5 per cent
on the gross sales, which Is the most
of that one any agricultural crop in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-25
Baby's Happiness
Depends on Health

} Cross, fretful babies usually need
a laxative to make them comfort
liable. and comfort begets happiness.
I Constipation is the cause of much
} discomfort Mothers should watch
! closely the condition Of their chill
I dren's bowels and see that they
are regular.
A mild, pleasant tasting laxative
such as DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin, is ideal for children because Of
its natural composition and gentle
action, and because 1t contains no
opiate. narcotic or other harmful
habit-forming drug. DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepson is sold by druggists
everywhere. A teaspoonful at bed
time will bring easy, certain relief,
A free trial bottle can be obtain
ed by writing to DR.. W. 3. Cald- I
well, 452 Washington St. Monticel-
10, Ills.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-25
Reappoint Adiutant. General Asked.

ASHLAND, Ore, Jan. 25.-First
Company, Coast Artillery Corps. Ore
gon National Guard. of this city. has
memorialized Governor Withycombe
to reappoint Adjutant- FINER
on his staff. This action has been ia.
ken, so the artillery contingent here
states. for the good OF the service
and the petition has been signed by
the entire command.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-25
Cartridge Company BUSY.

ALBANY. Ore, Jan. 25.-That an
order for 100000 rounds Of ammu-
milton has been placed with one Of the
large cartridge manufacturing con-
Germs Of the United States, was tho
statement Of j. E. Reid Of Portland,
representative Of large eastern COM
pany. He said he was not at liberty
to state where the order came from
or to what point the shipment will
be made, but the supposition is that
II will 90 to Europe.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-25
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1t is heartrending to note the deeI
love for the cause OF states rights
that comes over
Strange Zeal for some OF our tories
State Sovereignty. when federal ac-
ton promises some.
thing for the people without giving
monopolistic interests a s5 per cent
rakeoff.
So harrassed is the Portland Ore
gonian over the thought the Ferris
bill may be adopted and thereby give
the people some control over property
that belongs TO them that it urges the
legislature 10 arm against the foe and
get other western states to do like
wise. There is yet time. 1t asserts, il
al speed II made.
In its zeal for state handling Of
these resources the oregonian is as
sincere as a pole cat that tries to pose
as a rose bush II the legislature
could and should undertake a prog
gram Of power development truly in
hehalf Of the people that journal
would have 81 varieties Of fits and
would greet each sunrise with a wall
that oregon had fallen into the hands
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-25
Penrose Charges 10 wnIt.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-The SEN
ate elections committee stated that
further investigation OF the charge
that Boise Penrose recently reelected
senator from Pennsylvania, spent
100000 In his primary campaign,
would not be made until Penrose re-
covers from his present slight Illness
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-25

rehandling and the ability to handle
in tremendous quantities are the main
factors which have made It possible
for the sunklst people to place their
fruit in practically every store In the
country at prices which render them
available TO rich and poor alike.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-25

of oranges. or 1Oh5s.7a4 boxes. In
addition they handled about rs per
cent of the lemon output or l.1O5, 461
boxes. making a total Of 2s,1s5 car
loads.
Scientific cultivation. efficient mar
keting. the elimination OF unnecessary
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-25
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
OUR SHARE.


= He did not make it all for us, Z
This sweetness OF the world 4
that seems 4
In days like these to flood the 4
heart 4
With beautiful and tender 4
dreams. 4
Our share is all We ought to
have, Z
a little Of the cheer. the sun. Z
And then with loving brother =
hood &
To pass It to some other one. .
y Not all the roses can be ours, .
Not all the singing and the .
cheer; .
= We must partake in turn of .
showers, .
or shadows and the contrite .
tear. O
= We cannot have II all our way, .
our portion Of the light, the .
glee. o
= And then a little shared with .
those .
= Who also yearn for light to .
see. o
= Our share-and then the pass .
ing on 81
y To other lives that need It ~l
= too. Hl
= The loveliness of cloud and sun. .
= The bright sky whether gray .
y or blue. 81
y Our share-it is not all for US, .
' And never let our greed be- .
= tray o.
= The envy in our heart for those .
= Who pass us on the upward .
= way. .
= -Benztown Bard. .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-25
the world. 1t accumulates no profits
and declares no dividends.

The influence of packing a depend
able quality OF fruit is clearly reflect
ed in the increased demand for cit
rus fruits. Last year the Sunkist peo-
pie shipped 61.s per cent Of the crop
Evening journal., 1915-08-17
ITALIANS OBSERVE
feast OF ST. ROCCO

The annual celebration of the Feast
Day of St. Rocco among the Italians of
the local colony was held yesterday.
This usually is one Of the most spec.
tacular celebrations held oy the Italians
Of this city, but on account of the war
1t was curtailed this year. Only the re-
igious side of the occasion was OBJ
served The money that ordinarily
would have been spent in the social part
Of the feast day was handed over TO the
war relief committee.
For many of the Italians of this
State, this viii be the last celebration
Of any kind they will take part in before
their departure for Italy on Thursday
next, when the reseryists will sail from
Philadelphia 10 JOIN the army. The last
call 10 arms has been issued by their
government. and every man liable for
military duty. who does not report 10
his consul by that date will be classed
as a deserter. This means that. should
he return TO Italy within a period of Is
/ years he would be subject 20 arrest and
/ Imprisonment. Prominent members of
the colony here say practically all those
subject 10 this call have responded and
there will be few laggards
Evening journal., 1915-08-17
JOHNSON Saves MAN
FROM death IN river

Milton Johnson, aged Is years. Of
No. PIP West Fourth street, this city.
employed as an electrician at Car
ney's Point saved the life of a middle
aged man who was swimming at Fen
ton Beach yesterday afternoon. The
swimmer. who refused 10 give his
name, had become exhausted and his
cries for help we're heard by John
SON who was returning on the launch
Geisha. Engineer Parker. OF the
launch, also threw a life preserver
TO the man. Johnson carried this 10
the exhausted swimmer and slipping
it over his head. he was grabbed by
the man Johnson managed to break
his hold, however, and swan to shore.
Another launch picked up the man
who was floating with the life pre-
server.
Johnsons daring act was witness
ed by the boatload Of passengers and
a number of pleasure seekers on
shore
The women screamed anu several
OF them were almost overcome John
son, who is is years old. only weighs
l2O pounds. while the, man whom he
rescued weighs close TO $50 pounds.
Evening journal., 1915-08-17
ASSASSIN FIRES Twice
At MANUFACTURER
President of Chester Box
Factory Is Target of
Unknown ASSailant
TOWN POLICE
ARE MYSTIFIED

CHESTER. Pa, Aug 17-Police are
mystifed at a shooting. which oc-
Cured here last night when some
one fred two shots through the
hedge in front of the old Baldt man
sion, which is occupied by Benjamin
B. McFadden, president Of the Com
mercial Box & Envelope Company
Both shots struck the porch. accord
ing to the report to the police by Nc
Fadden.
Policemen hurried to the residence
at Ninth and Kerlin streets. but could
find no traces of the intruder.
A bullet was found in the wood
work OF the screen door The seconC
bullet could not be located. McFad
den has been here but a few months
coming from Binghamton. N. Y, wheI
the box factory was removed to thu
I city. There have been no labol
troubles at his mills
Mr.. McFadden could not be founC
last night.
Evening journal., 1915-08-17

ing of the young stage ravorltes Of
the day.
"Kilmeny" is a powerful story of
the kidnapping of little rich girl by
the gypsies. The young girl grows up
with her wild companions, absorbing
all the love Of nature and animal life
which is germane TO these rowing
tribes, retaining the while those
natural instincts due 20 birth and
breeding which stamp her as a girl OF
refinement. Little by little the thread
of the story is worked out in
Morosco's most powerful style SO
that the birth and breeding Of Kill
meny are established and the story
ends dramatically but happily as the
young brother rescues Kilmeny at
the very moment preceding the at
tempted enforced marriage 70 the
prince of the gypsies.
Evening journal., 1915-08-17

Bbenezer Harvest Home. Thursday.
August 49, Automobile will meet car
arriving at Stanton on the hour.
Fare. zoe single trip. or 30c round
trip.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-08-17
col. LACKEY BUYS
MARKET Street PROPERTY

Frank D. Lackey OF Lackey and
Co. brokers. has purchased the prop
erty No. 923 Market street. which is
now occupied by the Industrial Saw
ings and Loan Association for $685.
600.
The property has a frontage of 80
feet on Market street and extends 10
Shipley street Colonel Lackey al
ready owns the property No. 921 Mar
ket street. which is occupied by the
Berger Cigar Company.
This is one Of the biggest local
real estate transactions for some time.
The new owner has unbounded faith
n the future OF Wilmington.
Colonel Lackey is not prepared TO
BAY what disposition he will make
of the new property The sale was
Negotiated through the real estate de-
partment Of the Delaware Trust Com
.pany. The price is $4,000 per front
foot a new high price Tor the west
side Of the Ninth 10 Tenth street
block
Evening journal., 1915-08-17
An Unfailing Way
To Danish Hair
Beauty Notesl

TIl7HUIF NUTtElT
Ugly hairy growths can be removed in
The privacy Of your own home, if YOU GET
> small original package of delatone anc
mix into paste enough Of the powder
aud water to cover the hairy surface
This should be left on the skin about
minutes, then removed and the Skin
washed and every trace Of hair viii hav,
vanished. No harm or inconvenience car
rssnlt from this treatment. but be sur,
you buy real delatone.
Evening journal., 1915-08-17

ORANGE. N. j.. Aug. 17.-Dr. Anna
Howard Shaw. the famous suifragist
leader is deeply gratifed at the re-
ception accorded her and the suffrage
movement in general here on the oc-
casion of the dedication of the Lucy
Stone memorial tablet Dr. Shaw
predicts that both New York and New
Jersey will vote in favor Of women S
suffrage this fall
Evening journal., 1915-08-17
Good TEMPLARS TO
GATHER AT The SPRINGS

There will he at least two important
events at Brandywine Springs Park this
week. the first being the observance OF
Farmers and Merchants Day at the
Park on Thursday and the annual con-
vention of the Good Templars of this
jurisdiction on Saturday.
Il is the feeling of the park manage
ment that as the crops are now harvest
ed and the farmers have the opportunity
to get a day off and the stores in Viii
minrton are closed the same afternoon,
that 1t Is a good plan to get these two
important branches of workers together
once a week on these occasions in order
that they may become better acquainted.
There is considerable agitation on this
subject at present and the park man
agement win willingly receive any sug-
gestions as TO how this day may be
made a BIG success in the way Of bring
ing about better acquaintance between
the farmers and the city people.
II has been decided by the Good
Templars of this jurisdiction to hold
their annual convention at the Springs
on Saturday. The management of the
park has donated the use of the dancing
pavilion for the lodge meetings and there
will be a big attendance. In addition
TO the lodge meeting special music has
been provided for the occasion both by
the Templars and the park management,
and there viii be field day events in
addition 10 the lodge meeting One Of
the features will be q game Of baseball
between the Tomplars Of Avandale in
Pennsylvania, and Newark. in Delaware.
The officers Of the lodge which will
meet here are. Grand Chief Templar,
Elwood Nichols. Of Hammorton, Pa;
Grand Secretary. Edward Coleman. NJ
Philadelphia Grand superintendent
Of Work George d. Turner, Philadel-
phia; District Secretary. Miss Olive
McCovale. Of West Chester; Past Dis
trict Chief Templar. Miss Elizabeth
NJ Pyle of Mortonville. Pa. District
Chief Templar. II. G. Little. Harmony,
Del; District Councillor. =. F. Davis,
Of Newark; District Vice-Templars-
Mrs. Lillian Stroup and F. Ross
Farra, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1915-08-17
AT THE MAJESTIC.

"Kilmeny" is the title Of the new
photoplay at the Majestic today and
tomorrow. introducing IN the title
role Lenore Ulrich. the beautiful star
OF the Bird of Paradise"
Miss Ulrich has long been noted
as an extremely beautiful young
woman She was featured in the
Hearst newspapers throughout the
country a few months ago as one of
the most beautiful and most promis-
Evening journal., 1915-08-17
Amusements in Parks and Theatres

tion and portrayed amid surroundings
true to daily life. Letters commencing
the producers of this beautiful play are
being received from the highest men oi
the pulpit and educators from every
part of the country. Wonderfully
screened and the highest work in pho.
tography, it is indeed a masterpiece
Added today viii be scenic and comedy
subjects Special augmented orchestra
gives orchestral accompaniment to all
pictures. There are afternoon and even.
ing performances.
Evening journal., 1915-08-17
YArnEYmLT AT sHELLPOT.

There is an excellent vaudeville bill
being given at Shellpot Park this
week. and it is one of the best which
has yet been offered. There is plenty
of comedy and music and this is what
the people Of Wilmington like Thurs
day nieht will be mateur night. and
on that night there will be a double
entertainment. as a number Of ANA
teurs viii contest for prizes in addi-
tion 10 the regular bill.
Unusually large numbers OF picnic
parties are now enjoying themselves
az Shellpot Park, and in addition 10
this the attendance from Chester and
other places is greatly increased and
the pretty park is more popular than
Il ever was in its history
Evening journal., 1915-08-17
AT THE VICTORIA.

Today and tomorrow the masterpiece
photoplay and sensation Of the day,
"Iho Blindness OF Virtue" featuring
Miss Edna Mayo and Bryant Washburn
and an all.star cast. will be given az the
Victoria Theatre. II Is one Of the most
touching and tense dramatic plays. and
the screen version one Of the finest pro.
ductions Of the period.
Every situation. every scene, is A
beautiful sstting 10 good moral instruc
Evening journal., 1915-08-17
sHUr BOY up ro sAvF H1M

fredericksburg. Md. Aug. H.
Rex Sheppard, l0-year-old brother OF
wish" Sheppard. the colored voutl
awaiting death at Denton for criminal
assault. has heen sent 20 negro reform
school az oheltenham. Nd. as incorriai-
bic Numerous thcfts Of late had hoen
laid 70 the lad. and the police though;
best 10 have Rex sent away IN hope that
he would not follow in his brothers
footsteps.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-10
sSm anberer spnart,

Wdbreno in Der er1ten ariegs3eit
Die italtenii9en 8lGtter 1i9 gar ni9t
genug barin tun fonnten, bie @9retz
fen 0es 9ungers in 9euti9lanb in
f4ndr3eften Sarben gu malen, fiiblt
fid iebt plGBli@ bic uStampa" berz
anlaBt, Dem beuti9en Grfinbungsz
geiite in Der 2ebensmittelfrage oas
folgenbe gum Sell re6t pbantalieDoG
ausgei@mudte 2pblieb gu 1ingen.
nM1an nabm in 9eutf9lano Elm nobz
reg Snpentar Ser natiirli9en 9ilfsz
quellen auf uno 1tente bobet fe1t, bab
GENTLE pflon5en, Die btsber fir unz
senieBbar galten, einen boben Ndbrz
merit beitben. 8ier3ebn milbna9fenbe
&&rduter, bic als @rfuB BON Sptnat
%geeignet itno, nurben babel berausz
gefunben; flint pflan3en, bic porz
aigli9en @alat nbgeben; neun Mrten
bon Mur5eln, 6ie fir Menf9en u11b
Siere bur9 ibren hoben @tdrtegebalt
Elm gefunbes @enubmttte1 bieten. Dor
Dem &riege erportterte Mmertfa Sel
unb Settle in grpben Mengen nod
9eut14lanb. Ser Nusfaq ntrb BON
ben beutf6en gbemitern geI9idt aus<
gegli9en. Man fat cine groBe @Dnz
nenblumenfultur angelegt, ba Ser
@amen bte1er 8lume Dor5iigli9es
Del liefert. 90 bic @onnenDlume
iiberoG geoeibt, fDnnen Die 9euti9en
auf biele Weiie bas gauge Sel erietz
gen. bas friiber aus Mmerifa tam !.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-10
|Qegte @orratb Gin tilt
mebrcre Sage.
Sralt bon Erineetpn crbGlt Grlcidtc.
rnng bpn elmer Glaide Sanlae.

Nadoem file cine 6laide SanIac,
Ole Meiiter<M c6i5in, gebraud)t bate,
mltrbe Die Irau Sobn 8roberid, cine
moblbefarl1te 6rau bon Grinceton,
SSa., 10 ldneQ n11o arii1blih berge.
itelt BON ibren 9eioen, einidlieblih
eines Magenleioens llno anoere1
&orperleioen, SOB lie nad Davenport
fam llnb Bret n%peitere 6laibn far,fte.
Sic iagte, bob lie 10 biel bon ser
MSeoi5il1 beltft, SOB lie bethlehem
miro, sic MseOi5in ein5lr1ebmen. Sic
iagt:
uMeilt &orper8uisano mar ieit Ian.
gerer 3eit ldledt. Mein Maaen ,por
ouber Srbnung; altd lit ih an @er-
itopfltng lno Sdlaflpfigfeit, 10 oaB
mein gan5es &o'rperipltem in MitIei.
oenidaft gesogen murOe. Nadbem
i'd cine Tlalde Sanlac eingenommer
fiib1te id 10 mobl, DOB i'd be-
orei apeitere 8laiden 81 fol,-
fen, Elm 8etpeis, tpeldes gertrauen i'd,
in Die Me0i5in iebe. 6ra11 @rooerid
empfieblt Die Me0isin anberen Set
benben, 90 Tie nit 5iderbeit o1<
nimmt, BOB oieielbe eineln Seoen gut
tBlt11 miro.
SSn @hlegeI's Mpotbefe, 22o melt.
lide 2. 9traBe, D%abenport, miro 0ie-
lie mirfiame Meoi5in bemonitrirt 11n6
.berfauft. Ganlae lit cine number.
bone Rraparation fir Meumntis.
mus, &atarrb=2ei0en, Mogen, 2eber,
ginee1pei6e, @dlafloiigfeit, @erlult
oes @ppetits nnb elm ougemeiner
Observation-Disclosures.
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