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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-31

Phillips & Hassell Buy Barber Shop
Dale Phillips and Emery Hassell
have purchased the Central Baths at
636 Main street, next to Bond Bros
and invite all their friends to drop in
Four barbers a good shave, hair cut
or bath.-Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-31
THE COLONEL AND THE
PIG TAIL

NNN HEN Col. Roosevelt
w criticises those whom
he charges with hav-
ing put a pig tail on Uncle
Sam" it might be appropriate
for opponents to respond that
if this country wears pig
tail" seven years growth OF
that ornament may be charged
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-31

Madam Kennedy is at the Hotel
Bowman with beautiful liAe OF
hair goods and prepared TO do ali
kinds of hair work. Room 80, phone
90.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-31
Takes Position Here.

Takes Position Here.
Miss Virginia C. Todd, one Of Her
miston's most popular young ladies,
has arrived in Pendleton to take po-
sition at the Alexander Department
Store.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-31
KEEP YOUR SMILE.

. I've thought at times, "oh,
= what's the use
. The hand Of fate is sure"
. I've felt the sungs of long
= abuse
= AID know the word endure.
. Say folks. I know just how you
= feel
= When all YOUR plans go
= wrong;
. The punch at times has made
= me reel
. And almost missed the gong
. But listen. folks, to what | say;
. Your life and mines the
q same:
. II youn do your part every day 4
. Wen win. though hard the
= game.
. Now, follow me It's just like
. this;
. It's free and without guile;
= 1t moves the world and cannot
. miss.
. It's this, just keep your smile. 4
. B. F. Gray. 4
q q 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-31
For TTire

Studebaker touring car. d. B. Wat
fle. Residence, 2S4M. office phone
130.-Adv
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-31

Company will be allowed to stand, ex-
cept as modified by general finding.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
Gasoline to $l8 a Barrel.

credit 'r % fc,I independent VNrr,f
when 800 won't new ari'tI w., so direct
q. the American u,Hp', 1000 Isn il, u
dependent pres.
There .,U b, ,fruf tH,,r buut,sI
.ugs,,i rI V,u. o., ...t ,v r
.sa and aud, u.t or ,.,i...
.r.r tt, u,.t ,,, .. ... ul,.
fourth. .i n....t b. ,. mot ,..
.B. ITO .,u ..,,. fI. t,.t ,.tu.t H..
.f tIri Ft,i, .I .v
rrl.t IA Lad. I,tV..p e. s. .,t g. m
rrf h.,tr.I h . all, . u,.. ,f TNs
n... .p, ,.H ..v.4rr .rf..r
bolttry. urf. .rf...,ut ,,
,ur9I ID, surui ,t, ,.u..,... t,
i, .u. i,.u.. f|r. ., .u.N ,,.I
ding wlt one, doom ,...fynI,. ~
r.r H.,rIu.t.1 Ind Incl.
profit. uu his .'u.a 40 rrrs,ri pf,.,s
n"' g'''' el, .H.' l'l .I
WV L.'
~. .l',l' '.nl '.'' nl r"
,, r., NN POI
wv l'' 'N' -'N'IN, I.N
Wv N' ''N' NoN'l r'"Il
'" "''. "'
" " ' N.'' ''''.'l .''
r.t Do.
M ..,, Az ,r"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

b..
lh. IN VITO VIZ ''
''n'' r'' s'''"N ' wv" ''' ''',
WV, ,n''''.' Wv, 'l
' n'''a S'',', VI VIII '''n ''',' '','
''''. !" Nov n'"'' wv, wv ,''
'. WV" '''" ,"' wv
' '''
banks huN, refused him credit Nr hna
,.,, ai.,,tut,,t,I against h, unfair
49, - A.
'N''l'''"N 'N' unjust ',N wv ""
boon laughed A. hN hirh brow i'iorw'''
vt, b,,, sr.,fs1 IA "a, uI business a.
al, ,unl.
'' w" '''''l"'N'' '' '""' "'
waking up tu the NHsi Importance ui ih'
.,r.,tp ,b,t drill. u' wells
lh' t'''. ''I.I ',''+ ' '.''
are In the N'n''s 'h''h"'n' ana l"'''
uI iirlds iuHt, Tile l'.', sem on
. 49, ,t..... ,-.J,y,,t..t 10
'"'u'N W"
hH7 Fought i' Nn' ih'NNth N'''''Nl'"''
in prnsrprt,
... ., 90 all
" WV ''''''''' WV
and ras lands mud Iva.'s Too tho f'"l nI
brit Ia. n,,f ieH pfuIUtur we'll. On.
v. ,,.,.,t, b. ...,
"'h''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

EMBASSY HEARS
THAT VILLA HAS
DIED; UNOFFICIAL
Il, en,,rs.d from rae, tn,

" "N'fNafN iNM fsNF WV
line ~ commune, atom uni, 1000 troops
remain ln the unlici states met ,nssuri
WI the border
w~sshinuton's Information m.susr
uencrsl scott sl.u stated tuda, That
NJ wntd ~ the chase " VIVA had been
'erel,ed irr ssyctai ds,s either irnn
General pershins W. General funstnn
The department uskrd lev details " G.u
cial rsfshinr unteien,c With gsrufai
Herrera and auiirrrcf but V,urrsi
Funston stated ,uia, mn Wfthsr vufi
had cunr from General TrrshIns
Nmrflusn consul fletcher vf t'hInut.
hhs apparently is BIdira General t'.rth-
ING ~ ee, supplies Gsnrfai Funston TO.
rnfted today tina, General 20 shint fr
rotted being In touch with Consul
l.ichct and expected t. rsi supplies
fruin Chihuahus
specisl AGENT iiu,ls,fs. VI the state
department. assigned ~ yananta >
headquarters 81 uusfs,stn. ~,riseraphsb
today he sas detained In Mexico CIV
IN connection With commercial question.
affecting the hide marhst and mining
taNss
NJ state department sit .ts e.fs IA
tn report conditions qui,i ~ibinlfhnii
MsNlcn The department uas without iu
%in'tna'inn regarding the reported activity
90 General sslsaan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
EXPECTS RECORD
cRoWD.AT MEET
Rotary Every Member Gath.
erIng Next tuesday:
Tax Question.

'ui.W iU'lIN predicting that ihs
'y,p m"ubor. meeting ~ IN. Rotary
club witch D.. .,H'duIcd 10 be- held In
fu, DO 80 h.uqu.' room uf the Le.. Huck.
Boo. hotel at go O'Clock next Tuesday
evening. 500 be- p record breaker as Ia
ns attendance q concerned. Leonard
lu..', s",r'tar, ~ a., club made an
adifr'7 h'furr tho membership ~ N.
regular nouudp, luncheon In the = n,
rrfI. room ui the Lee Hu,kin. hot,l
rI'sil y
Nr pEI', urged IN mcmbe ~ the
club in attend. and declared tho on
'.. suitu'. .y.Isr 'r ahs'uc, was m.
moss .f H..'H
70 e. Patterson chairman ~ the club,
'HN committee appointed hV President.
lH, Thompson un Tuesday NJ lsst week.
uHl" b report ir vnirr bc outlined IN.
VD.k ot Il. committee since IT, inc.p.
tIoH &c. ..uIIt'ylpt'd the Rntari,n, on
tHr leading f'I" the, took IN the agii,.
i'ur tn eliminate 'N, tsy ferret frum
ut',u"w' count, mud expressed the he.
PEI iunI tangible result, would Soon
,u .It
lruf IS T. Iuut of che Musical AT
Institute favored .h' club with two we'll.
received selection. previous 10th, ID.
I.r Of ". r,'',
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
FINANCIAL
wsn street,

WsN sffssf
NEW YORK. Apfl ~ Tho unli sS-
rcptinn ~ N, scnrfsl nfmncss " tues
DAYS opening was New Havrn. which Dc.
vlinvd n point NOsi n,hct issues. active
mud otherwise. vttr n%aytirnanf hirhrt
while Ctucihle steel led tho Wat rroup
with an advance NJ -. United States
steel Opened with u sale " 1900 shares
~ y slight gsin over Mondays close
ronrefs and w-tal issues Ne u whole
seemed disposed ~ make favorable ~.
sronfe 10 remarkable ,fsds conditions.
hut marines were frlstivrl, uulti Trad
ing becomes lieh, and tentative srsr the
initial offerings. prices showing mufe r.
regularity.
Tradins became more l.thafrir In tho
afternoon leading stncks tending w low
~ levels while some ohscut. tissues al
tanced lnsefsrll Rand VS. runspiruni.
In the latter class. rising - 10 ,hy ntN
record ~ 100
lead M spsl,.t
NEw InnK. April II LEAD t55ku
a.. spcl,st. 'ifm. .po, Fss, ~ tnuis De-.
iivstv Offered a. iec At London. lead
ftt. Sc. spsl,sr. rS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
STOCKTON otns oAtntp

The annual stockholders meeting n
the Eiisruuf nsk~r Mercantile cnmp.n,
vss hold Tursda, ~ " luncheon nd ,Ne
isv nurk'ns hotel D. " Uldenrnf and
y \ IHk'i s.n'o' members Of 40.
finn AMI nUiN fr'm ka1sas tit,. N,rs
,ursis Ur h.Ir Nihf. siu. kbuIiDr.
V'fr n.y. s. t.ui,.. e. q Nsr
,iort rorn.m DO " rou,tf ,r..
.ttank W,lIt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
ALLEGED roeorp seLp

JOHN NrIH4Ifrrr. Nhu Ia .N,rrrl with
attempting tu pNas ~ forged check ff
'lin nn ihr ulnhr Clothing rumIaut
waived ]rr,INm'u,r, hearing iu the count
of iusii., lfi.v nu rursd1, and uas
nuInd eve, " tbu district court under
ruui uf iuUr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
DOCTORS CASE CONTINUED

THO pr,umrBtr hearing NJ ur Charlie,
ii'mbuu. .b,rsrd with criminal mtl
practice. Wa continued iu lut,i,, Ir,, O.
court TUESDAY until \ptI a The con.
t'umu,, was er'r'rd ~ the r,uu,st NJ
ILL -nIMIA AllNLntA md ihn ILI.nI.nI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
Moosr eAses eoNrlNvep

\ rouHrslsI docket boo the count, court
caused county Judge William " Yvir,
Ten continue the Moose liquor eases until
Thursdn, afternoon The, were sct fof
hearing Tuesda'. Fight members W tho
Moose lodge urr charged with violation
NJ the pfuhibturN law
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
pAsslon seAsoN stavlers

iir, 4 li4uk Roach. utstnr M the
Nrsi Methodist phufyh. Fourth aud rnh
lnsUn sirrsts will .ninmyntr % srrIrs ,f
Passion sras1n ru'ti,ps ai that bu,,b
rursin. r,rninr Tho services viii con.
tiuIp tt.h evening until FASTER
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
MAYOR oots 70 outaeie

litilr busiurst vns conducted h, ih,
,t,s chief executive Tue say. n. that
gentleman Uba iu Uuihr'c attending an,
district republican convention aud icoa
inr st.i hi# nf.., pressing business hrr,
Ht tsI.Ul.HV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
TRYING 10 LOCATE WOMAN

The whereabouts ~ Nra Nrulr III.kr,.
who v0s las seen in oklahoma Jli,. pr,
wanted Nt Nrs Mar, N Bowman. ;u;
Arizona u,ruu, ~ worth. according iu
a. lrtir. received 90 the ms, "a, : Mite,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
p%po~isssr MASON olss

COLuMniN. s e. Nptn a. vhaties
FRANK Jackson iof the pati q ,es,s
treasurer ~ the risnd rhsutyt ~ South
Carolina Rntal Nrh MsFun. ilsd o.
his hum, here Munisl 81 III, ssr NJ
-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
ALLEGED 10 OF a FUGITIVE.

Arthur MrJrium. Haii 10 be y msi.
iI,r rrW Justice nt duncan. was ricsrd
r h ', police ru,sia, aud held pend
Inr iu,,.tlhiIuu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
COTTON.



Nl.W Work Nprl 70 Some ..'.
ms Liquidation of mean months proven
ed u hl rc-pou.c To higher Liverpool
cable. NJ the opening ~ The cotton mar
k't here Tu"sln, mofnne N"tr muntNl
Offering we're prctts well absorbed hr
trade hu, ms. hove,sf. and after open
ug steady 81 nm ahyuur. uf 'p 9 points
active MONTH, cold 1huuf point. me-
hirh'r with MaE vorklng 1910 FOO % ''.
Jul, tu l. Toe aud October o.. sl, q,
The Weather map showed Usn,r tenn
perstutcs ~ th, south and vt. cu1sld
cred more favorable. hut there had teen
little buying % N the scattering complaints
NJ Monday and the improved conditions
iid not seem t. promote any selling ini.
morning Business vas moderately active.
nj the start and there seemed Co De
some commission house bu,irg u' new
crop months Liverpool Wa q moderate
seller ~ October
iNorroul also solid ltmtr, u,r, up
u ,nnsidvfahl" scale iutuH tH, ffs
hour aud tv" m ihf'. prirti, ,ahI,.
were received pf,llHiirl Vtb dlrer.
VT wv .NffN Nf NNN WN| N'' lI.
selling checked the 'd,bnU, hon, around
- soc fof lulI and tfsdrr I,tr IN ,r.
morning was quiet with n~uU'uttiins mar.
row aud irregular. hu, With N, und,r.
tone fairly STEADY a. u net nd,,up, OF
: NJ J points
New orleans Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS. Nprl n quiet
hut stead, ton prevailed IN the first
hHlt hour ~ business an tue cotton mar.
Ne, here Tu"sda, and prices advanced
I IN . points. cables vrf, byucr than
due and reports NJ 'hr klllIng en- a
large scale uf GUNS cotton D., recent
cold weather stimulated mri,rpir huN iul
Reports from tho belt telling nf an
Increased Nvr"1g" c,rf,Vhef, checked
the upward swing ~ noon tire wfi. :
we're ut an advance N 3 points
Liverpool Cotton.
liN ERrOOI. Aprl n JDTTuN
Spot. steady Goul mlddhus God.
middlins. issi low middnns. e ga SALES.
900 iot speculation and export. 1000
receipts. 2o.ooo futures. very STEADY.
Aptil, ;tid. April. Mas, ;std. Ma,. june.
ibs June. july, t,td. lui, August.
a2'td August. September. e tst,h. sen.
icmbsi .u,iab.r aa4d uytr,rr Nuyrw
her. ias's. November December. slpi.
December January. ;1ud. lauuap fsb
tnarl. Esd. Fcbtuat March. ,sa'.d.
March Aprl. sptsd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

MILLING PRICES


MI III gl'lAll'lMN
f0f sound. well.hrok"n mules from 3 20
> years Did. FAT With quality lu the class
ne follow ips prices prevail
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

Quotations Monday.
IIn.Ina QnotaiIon.


CIuC\Gu. Nprl n HOGS Receipts
o.. uol. slfunr Ruiz. s. iuboti. ught,
S. snup 70. mixed. s. luu' ~. heavy,
~ giba -. Tough s. 2uu' 81. uiss. s. iur
10 CNrTLE Errr.rts. 'Uno. STEADY
Nniiv' beef st~t.. 8; Suhas Vi. western
steers. s. bOftN ~. Si1ekcfs. . SakS S.;
COWS aud h%rifers. itT3, calves. ~ sou
o5u SHEEP Receipts. $4,000, STEADY.
MrlhrIs. in0li. lhmhs. g. .s0Mll 20
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

After an carly squirt, IN which the
buzz 81 tho DAYS cattle supply changed
hands 1T steady prices. the market set
tied down, and closed Il shade higher
AZ the wludup Hot Weather spolt DIX
ill. aud packers were determined TO
nNuld heavy water cost. There was a
hb"ru' offering Of native CornfrdF rhrl'
top bringing s. ~ IN % load ~ Inc
quality klowu ounty steers hett"r cat
Tie, however were sti|' uus"ld NJ u Tate
hour and the prospect being for - top
~ $50 ar s. ~ Fed steers sold latg"l>
Ut 81 1bHs ~. Hul rummou jersey klllerH
81 Juui 0u lutohmi trading wa plumb
steady. due TO an especially urgent
speculative demand odd lots ~ cows
ana h,l'els sold g. UpdN50. th" highest
basis ~ the wear Few cpHs sold under
S. co. nnd 10 hIing less than hat they
had 10 be- pretty short On TAT tn"
storker aud feeder market continued 4"
creep upNHtds and uuusualN heavy
.Drius demand requiring many time.
more than the stltf witch came 49, Good
'%carlings sold a. ,Uus ou and stock
calves aud h"ifcss I1.15HS5n.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

stained. black. SOtty. srsdy. sandy rnd
Nurty NJ there value United ieora g. less
than tied Binder twice wed. g. less than
woods tod with glazed wool tWine.
NOHAlK OR GOAT HAIR
clear ........ BuI
stained. miisd. ,utiy. yurfy Of there
'asut.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
csIy.,
Eiou,

Brat, trading vas the feature IN tho
.p,nl hog market tpld1 SONS, sales
showing q -to,dy hn,.s. aud other ga To-,
higher re .ciris were light for TUESDAY
hut $500 b,sd omns Toy vss - On
and bulls NIaHE g.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

KANSAS cry. Aptil II HOGS pe.
rcipts. 1000. higher Rulk. issu2s SO;
heavy. g. ,oba 50. light. p?ousiS. pigs.
ii7juNSi CATTLE Receipts. $500,
steady ~ si'ons Prime Ted steers. 81 Is
ffFsi; dressed beef steers. Nna2j;
southern steers. tihsia: COWS. ibsOn
Ngs. hrifcfs, ib2Ta; storkefs. - ;sH
SIS SttEEr Receipts. ti.Oo0. strong IN
higher Lambs. ilinli 70; Nr,tuuss. " so
Jio %. wcth'rs. is5oussS " $50
ST. louis Livestock,
IT Louis. Npril n HOGS Receipts.
I 900. higher rigs and lights. s. $50 = 20;
mixed and butchers. tajnuaN. good
heavy. tNfsn9M CATTLE Receipts. l..
200. steady Native beef steers. q sou
? Is; ,%eRflinr steers and h.ifefs. $500
80. cows. s. sous. stockct,, ISous 50;
Texas and Indian steers. bssuSib;
COWS ana h,ifrrs ,l1s; native calves. "
Iie SHEEP Rrrrirts, i.ton. stead,
N.sflinr Ntthrts. Nuio ~. lambs. isu
n 80. ewes. 50 tnnSbO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
S1,6OO

BUYS u dnnd, nyc-room modern home
ou two south front lut. trait ttoDs,
shade. chicken house u r"ai home; north.
d est. ou Vet, ems, tc.Ws Mr. N"si.
Wal b2S2. 32t Ice BIDS Res phone Wal
oiiS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

su.ut boo kpuH,. tiIt th, homo head.
ulyfi,s ~ The tu,l~ Sam uu Compani
i.f H'trt NyHIr.lH now uniN IA cents Ne.
a'I'"f HEH|U.t a a. au cents ~ other
places where freight fHtrs are the same,
lI' nu Uncle am competition. Ths
lN.', Som ufl tuWpanN Is fsuues'ing
''. Washington tutUufttits 10 validate
uH utIr, I.1f' Uf tl6. NnN ACRES with
PROV IUH written u the lress suthorii.
IuE state uiilt'' ur corporation con-.
WIssIuUU Goo ia t.v pfiyv 1T nl and oil
product from This great government
"H' Hi'H lrrFr Co., 'Hr rrnuls The TED.
''H' government of nue Lies ran ,alidat~
iinI luUlr sam lease 600 tbs ts.is snd
'H.t, iNr Hlulr provision On an gINen.
WrNi leases and end uIl monopoly
m 'nI Hfv "a tcl. hlurdei American
IiI Wisl tp 1|d r. fiFhtcnus cause and
H' ihC p Wr tHu. make biz profits take
dove iul| .Hr.k luuk and inin nur IN.
"%rnrulsHt HTHnI u.v eighteen thousand
.I'ung ari H.'V huild This great In.
dependent uri ia Rod White end nlus
f1ul wagons Rfd Huin trucks viii dsi,as
h f.lr N7w ui lee even principal trsds
.ru'rf |r iHr United states
AZ U Iw.f ~ Tho ,lusidsfatinn ths
iuUuIU. reserves tho Hrhi IN approve
n. ''ir.i ar. .INs tlptlHn ~. ~ transfer
n'|l. stools The ain.t y ntsets.
tr, Subject in ufiuf sHlN fr'ui'tsu.ss
u'I Do, ."ial uu the following basil,
HU.fI haf1 fE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
LOCAL MARKETS.
WHOLESALE MEATS


WiibLFPhLr POULTRY.
Swift a Company ~. giving tho follow.
Ing prices. subject 20 market thhng6 with.
out notice. live poultry, healthy aud frss
from FEED
Heus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .1tl.
Springs ...... .1ii.
l~luOatefs ........ o.
Ducks = T. = o.
No ~ Turkeys NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
No ? Turkeys ......... ....... o.
No hrcsn E.s' per case s.
No, / Packing btUCE butter ........ 40
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

HIDES WOOL AND TALLOw
corrected BY CrGWduH Bros. .Dl East
Grand Avenue
nIhEg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

int Hn y Urpesltr The stock vrir wsnt
Hi Witr 'l remittance ~, able 10
THE lrp.g eaw uu ,unpant hy check,
ifaN uFt order
Wit, uur name aud sidfss. plainly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

FOR SALE -Four lots, ooruc ON Hudson
close In; also four apartment modern
fiat Phone DwucT. Maple ll6I.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15
BUILDING AT sILvERToN

Activity in the building line has be.
gun in this city. A contract was
signed Friday by Thornley, 6 Jones foI
the erection of a one story concrete
block building on Water street be
tween West Main and Oak streets fol
Marion Palmer and Il. +. Taylor who
own the lot adjoining the Ames hard
ware. store.
The building covers the entire LOT
and is to be 42x64 with full concrete
basement, with seven foot walls. Two
store rooms 2lx64 will be built. The
contract price of the building is 1880
II is to be 'Made in Oregon" build
ing The concrete material entering in
to the construction is manufactured by
the Silverton Building Material Co.
the wood work coming from local man
utacturers and the contractors are 10
cal men. Workmen commenced excavat
ing the basement Monday morning and
the building is contracted to be com
pleted within sixty days-Appeal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15

"The Flirt' and the wonderful direc-
tion that made "John Needham IS
Double" production distinctive
among features is fully credited to the
Smalleys.
"The Eye of God" will again have
Tyrone Powers splendid acting to give
it the impress of genius in photopiay-
ing. The story and scenario is the work
of Miss Weber and she viii again APP
pear upon the screen as co-star with
Mr.. Power and likewise assisted Phil
lips Smalley in the direction.
An unusual production, in every way,
is the Bluebird promise, "The Eye of
God, " crime film that bids fair to re-
peat the excellent impression "John
Needham s Double' recorded through
the artistry of Tyrone Power and the
skillful direction of the Smalleys. The
confession of murderer is recorded in
the passing of five acts. The interest
in just how the crime was committed
even though the very act is presented in
the pictorial story, is sustained until the
very end when the trickery of the cam
era reveals an incident that has been
the keynote of perplexity throughout
the narrative.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15

One of the most effective minor
scenes in "The Birth of Nation, "
coming to the Grand Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, July "a, 25 and 26,
shows Miss Elsie Stoneman, daughter
of the "Great Commoner," who led
congress in Lineoln's time, playing a
guitar to soace wounded rebel officer
in the Patent IS Office hospital
"I haven't known you long" says
the little confederate colonel, Ben Cam
eron, "but | have carried you about
with me for years and years. +" He dis
plays half-faded dauerreotype of the
girl, picutre she had given her brother
and which had fallen into Ben's hands.
Soothed by her kindness, Ben makes
rapid recovery. In the second half
of the story, the scene of which shifts
to South Carolina, they are sweethearts
in the dread time of the second south
ern uprising. To portray the fine flow
er of northern womanhood throughout
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15

the whole troublous era is the task of
Miss Lillian Gish as Elsie Stoneman in
this play,
Miss Gish is of the "golden aureole -
blonde type which makes for photo
graphic beauty. She is singularly
graceful, and her features never lose
their piquency in-or outdoor scenes.
The eyes, before the camera, are most
expressive. The acting conveys sincerity
as well as true feminine charm-at least
so the New York critics thought. Both
Lillian and Dorothy Gish (the two be-
ing sisters) are the favorite actresses
of the studio where ID. w. Griffith, the
director of 'The Birth of Nation
does his work. 1t took eight months
to stage the Civil war and reeonstruc-
tion epic. A Elsie Stoneman figures
in hundreds of scenes from the early
wartime to the end of reconstruction
and her marriage to Ben, Lillian Gish
had hardly an idle moment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15
CITY WILL TAKE HAND

San FRANCISCO, July 15.-The city
will take action today against l2 EN-
ployes of the municipal railway, ac-
cused of attempting to aid the proposed
strike of United Railroads platform
men last night. The proposed strike
proved complete fiasco, only one man
going out.
The municipal railway employees arc
declared to. have deliberately stopped
their cars on Market street at intersec
tions with United Railroads tracks in az
effort to block the traffic of the latter
lines.
The San Francisco labor council re-
fuses to indorse any proposed street car
strike.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15

Decisive Battles Of the Civil War! Shermans March to
the Sea! The Burning Of Atlanta and the Flight Grant
and Lee at Appomattox The Tragedy Of the Death Of
Abraham Encoh Petersburg at the Crest Of mighty in
vasion How bravey the Mothers and Sisters Did Their
Part! History in Making!