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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-14
Motion Picture News
What the Picture Theaters Have
to Tel You.
kOLB & DILL IN THE THREE
PALS AT PASILME TO-DAY

Mike and Louis are poor farm
hands on an Illinois hayranch when
Mike discovers that he is the heir to
a fortune. He and his pal. Louis,
hasten to the city to acquire the mon
ey with celebrity. But the lawyer in
the case, one Philo Markham, sells
them a ranch for all save $500 II
their fortune and allows them to de-
part for the west 10 look at their ac-
QUESTION, a tract known S "El Re-
poso,"
It just happens that on the same
train Markham's daughter, May
elopes with a no good gambler. The
CANISTER rapidly loses all his money
and seeks to take his wife's money
from her. She eludes her husband
by dropping off the train.
But Mike and Louis find that Mark.
ham has robbed them, that "El Re
poso" is an arid, barren waste. The
two pals are comiserating when MAY
thrustes herself upon them as a
charge and then there are three little
pals. May is pursued by her rascal
husband, Chester, who is aided and
abetted by Pedro, a Mexican person ~
low degree, The scheming pair is
put to rout by Mike and Louie.
Mike and Louie 90 to work for a
farmer. May gets a Job in a dance
hall. Plotters make her rescue me-
cessary. Mike and Louis plan to kill
each other and leave her their insur-
ance. The plan fails but succeeds by
a strange twist Of fate. At last theg
all return TO Chicago, There is res
ti%tution, forgiveness and all kinds Of
happiness, after many dramatic en-
tanglements and curious situations.
In addition the Columbia River
Highway, Oregon's scenic marvel. ami
a clever cartoon comedy
Pastime today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-14

ture at the Cosy theater on Tuesday
and Wednesday, when Mimi" a
play vitality Bohemian in all its entire.
ty, will be the vehicle used to bring
Miss Brady back to th6 city.
Her success in opera, on the stage
and in the silent drama proves her 10
be a natural born actress
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-14

tiers Bpon me adventure which fol-
lows the wager, and, despite some
pretty tight squeezes he never loses
ibe "TaiYDanks smile"
In the star s support are Jewel car
men, George Beranger, Macy Har-
lam, Eugene Ormonde, w. P. Rich
mOnd and DHth Darling,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-14

creased $4,000, 600 in the last fifteen
years, and the number Of beef ani-
mails has decreased 5000, 900 and
sheep 10000, 900, while hogs have in
creased only II. 900, coo
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-14

Stolen. .
One Emblem" gents bicycle, double
truss frame, black and blue enamel
Mud guards front and rear. Suitable
reward. Notify 'Fo' this offioe.-Ady
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-14

Alice Brady, the petite emotional
actress who played such a charming
role in Tangled Fates,' will be the
attraction in another World Film fea-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-14
Domestic economy is taught in tina
school of matrimony.

Operating a gin at rapid speeds in
jures the fiber of cotton by cutting it
The Washington times., 1916-01-20

with comfortable neckbands, carefully finished but
tonholes, generous body sizes, correct dimensions,
neat seams finished right throughout, and desirable
in every particular.
All sizes and all sleeve lengths Every shirt sold
The Washington times., 1916-01-20

Odd lot of 72XS0 extra large
double-hcd size WooInap Blan-
kcts full ~ lbs. weight; in
white or gray. with pink or blue
borders. Fine French Combed
fleece nap. soft and warm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27

oos Sod5eitsgetpouO elmer Seenfoni.
Gin fmun 8u iiberiddbenoe
Shmudiahen piiroe ser ryunoler ans
BEN lnic6einbaren &iiten ln0 &oiten
otf iinieren @inf entbiiIen ~ bod
beute miilen mir ellen. llnirer bnrrt
elm niht oIlt69lihes Shouipiel gSir
iinO bonn Sntenoouten Der @eione.
niiie sur @eiidtieung Oerielben elm
geloOen; 5ipei rieliee 3uhtb6uicr
lebren oen aus gon5 Snoien in 9ena.
res 5uionnenitromen0eu &inOu ole
9ldtins Dor oen enslii6en @eieBen:
0os @entrol-Soil ltn0 Iiitritt.Soil.
8oa beiebt lin0 oie Iangen 8ollen
in Sen bon rooiolen Nlmuern 0ir65o.
geneu freisrunoen Sofen, nit oereu
.Silfe Der @erfebr Der @efangenen bel
ettpoieen Wleutereien gebemmt wer-
oen fam. 9air sic Oberleitung liegs
in Den S6noen peniser elIropder Die
glufiibt iuirO 0urh Strdilinge bon
gutter sSiibumg beiDirft.
gln Ger Sopferideibe ooer om &odl-
berO, am G1rbertrog ODER am Sbnlie-
oefeuer miiiIcn sic @ciangenen orbei.
ten, lie nod ibrer 2ulte. SSn Der lon-
gen Soae BORT boden sic Eeppihruir-
fer, 6ie nob uroIter @eiie ibre 0eden
iueben, notitrlih. ipie bel allen @ano.
orbeiten in Snoiel inter 8u6ilic.
nobme Der 6iiBe. Net oen groBen
3eben wir0 ser ShuBiooen bin mo
Der ge3ogen, pdbreno Ole 9dnoe oos
@oheiien regieren.
0luifouenoeripeiie tritt sic sen gng.
I6noern eigeue Gorge, oas aoiten-
borreht ser einflnBreiben 9robnn-
men All mobren. ielbit bier i'm @efdng.
mis- an Gage. 9licbt aaein Dab Die elm.
aeIperrtcn @o6minen bel ibrer 9lr.
beit biibId inter iid bleiben oiirfen
ielbIt oos @lien erDaIten oieie Serreu
ans einem 6rtrofenel, in Dem mir
Qode berlumriibren 0iirfen, ole gleid.
fans sic belize SHnur Der @rubnii.
nen ouf Ser Sdulter trogen. sat
aber Qor elm Spisbube o0er ionitiger
Gerbreder, ser Der @rabmiuenfoite
onqeb0rt. Ole in Sen inoiiden @e.
fauqniiler ieit einigen Sabren nieocr
einaefiibrte @riioelitraie perlpirft, 70
piro ibm Die neitnidmdn5iee &obe
nir bon einem wliteeiongenen aus
gIeib bober 2aite peru6reidt.
9lur pioeritrebenO miro ms audi
oos Srouengefdnenis aeoffnet, All.
ndhit Die &ornniibIe. @elhes @nir.
iben, anorren &ouiheu ser uudti.
gen Wliibliteinel 8iuei sSrouen erorei.
fen Die @on0babe 0es oberen Steines
uno orcben ibu I'M oleideu Soft NIT
Den oroeren 5rouen ouf Dem unite.
rem, eroBeren Steinc berim.
Yin Stoblringen trugen oieie g9ei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27

Glefanten ino aamelen, ltn ange.
iidts Oes iiber Dem beiligen @onges.
from oufltroblcnoen EagesgcltirneS
ibre glugen 3u ihlieBen inO BORT Oer-
bronnt 81 iperOen; ser SOB berliert
feline S6reden fir ocn Sinou onr6
oie @eiuiBbeit, Dab bic in ieinem Gor-
per ,,5u S1mer5 uno 2ilit eeiiioten
gltome" no9 Dem 9lbleben in gIi6en-
form Der aeiui9en Whltter @anga"
onoertrout irerOen.
2ongiom ru0ert uniere 9orfe an
6cn enoloien Treppen boriiber, ole
aus morihen Eenpelboaen lno So
loli6ofen oos 8luB6ett biuiinterIeiten.
sycbt, am gto6uittoge, liegen oieIe
M}armor- lno SonoIteinihiien ber.
6oet, otf ocnen Bel Sonnenouf- unO
nie0ereang Elm imobiebbareS Som.
men ino @eben bon 9oocn0en ipogt.
Sie in0 Oa boden inter rieiigeu Som
nenI6irmen aus gonlbuSgeilcbt elm
paor nodte SSogiS, bI0oiinnig gepor-
ocn 0urh iina6ldiiiges SSu-oie-Sonnc.
Itorren o0er 1bnlic6c 9uBnbiinqen.
Gurt ober, unipeit oes Ibimmern.
ben @aloiteS oes 9foiob bon 9loepur
BORT bcrriht geidditiges Sreiben.
Rouhpolfen quoImen entpor uno
troqcn sic fiirdtboren 9iifte ber-
bronnten 6leiides, oeriengter Soore
iiuo &nohen 5i ms beriiber.
8oblreitbe Steinplatten ltno Sbe.
Iisfen erinucrn an iene ,,SottiS", Sic
bis gum Subre 1880 bier nit oen
toten @otten Derbronnt muroen II
ober wie oft purOe mobl oeren n;yrei.
iuiIigfeit" ourd gfie0er0riiden nit.
tells Striden iin0 Scbe6Gunen befor.
bert, r6breno gellen0e NhiiAelb0rner
lino roienoer SrouunellGrm 0ei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27

!Silferuf ser ltngIiidIiden iibertoutel
Ta Iteben am lebntigen @angeSutcr
bier nieOrigc &ol5itoBe, in oenen be.
reits Oie 2eidnome perpodt iinO. @ir
ie5en ole Spiel Der 2eihentiiber an
0en 8uBenoen ser S1eiterbaufeit Ber-
borbGneen. @inige 0bums, @orioS
nieOeriter Sorte, iino beldGftigt
trodeneS Strob 6piiden oie Sol5-
icbeitc 5u lteden rno nit geihnol5e.
ner Butter 81 beeieBen 0omit Ser
Sol8itoB Seuer fGngt, ioboIO ibu Der
nGdlte mGnnlihe 9ln0erpanOte Oes
@eritorbenen nit ieiner 6udel ans
woblrie6euoem SanOelbol5 beribrt.
llngepobnIid, fiir infer @efii6l
iogar berleteno, lit aaes, mas nit
oem Itcrbenoen Sinou geihiebt.
Stirbt er innerbolb ieincs Sndes, 10
miro er, in elm peiBes ooer eeIbes.
rotgelprenfeltes 9ofeu geipideIt, mii
elmer ro6en 9oDre ans Dem Souie
aetroeen II ober nibt our1 oie Cir.
ionoern 6urd elm In 0ie g8onO &C.
Iblogcnes uno 6onn ihnea 5uge-
mauerteS God, onuit sic obgei9ie.
oene Seele feinen 9tiidpeg su ben
Sinterbliebenen finoe iinO iie nttbt
belturltbige.
S5n eilieem Srube Idleppen sic
ErGger, beitdnoig sat bal, lat bal"
feudeno, sic Seide on oos @onees-
rfer, 100 fe eiui9e 3eit 10 nieoerge-
Ieat piro, ooB iie bon ben @eIlen oes
Stromes beipiilt unS BON Der Come
beidienen meroen fonn wie Oies uiif
inierer 9(bbiloung eriihtlitb lit. GAS
aerooe oieie beiligen gSeuen Seiicbcn
iHnell meiter berbreiten, obnt Der
Sinou nidbt.
@eri6ieo ser &raife in ttuntittel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27

borer 9adbe Oieies gebeneoeiten llfers,
10 miro cine %orOboG @nngesiAlomnt
mif 0ie erblei6enoen 2ippen eeoriidt,
Oonn miro Der geritorbene mif oie
@obre geleet, oieie IN oos @onge5-
moiIer getauht imo i6lieBlib 5ipi-
irben Die Sol5fniittel ooer ee06rrten
@ib0iingeridei6en 0es S8eiterbou-
fens berpoft. ginise idiuoitiiden
Seften beobo1ten oen furhtbaren
@rmtdL 5ubor cine &ofosutB oui
ocm SdGOel oes Soten su 6eridIoeen,
Der Damn bon Oem Softe iiberitromt
mir0.
Ser SoI8ltoB linfs itebt bereitS in
boQen 6lonumen; po aber tpeilt Der
2ei0trogeuoe, Ger iie entfodtes Dort
fauert er geloIien ~ Iiufs oberboI6
0es Smeiterbaufeus II neben benz
@e0enfItein elmer Sotti, tp1brenO Inn
nod SinouIitte elm 9orbier sic Soore
ipiegeIbloitf bonn &opf inert. &ot en-
uitf oieie 99eiie ieinem Werlirt gIus.
0rud eeseben, 70 i1mau5t er nit an.
oeren 8eriponoten cine oeneinihoft.
li6e. nit Gptim eefiilte Sufo.g8oi.
ierpfeife, bis Der .SoI8InB berlmter.
aerbronnt lit II 0arn inmmeln otc
@iuterbliebenen Die uidt boaig Der.
brannten @ebeine, begieBen iie NIT
@lilh rn0 eeidmoI8ener Butter inO
berieufen iie ihlieBlib in einenI
Ebonfritg IN oen @onges.
3oA lolien mir Die Gotten rltbenl
g8ir rroern ans 2ono; inier @ogen
roiieIt ourb Die engen &a3argailen.
gobl bergen Die iuii5igen Saoen
ooer, riHtieer, Oie oorin oltfgeipei-
c6erten Srlben sic felieIroe glugen-
peiOe: ouftige grofatitoffe, pie fir
Glen eeidboffen Stidereien wie filr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27

Der bOl3erne al0te nm oen SaI5. onE
oenen ibre SiinOen nno Die Dmer
ibrer &erferitrafe 8u leien iino; ia
weiBe Glider iino sic ,lcihtcreu ii
oronge8el6e 0ie b0Sorti9eren 8erbre.
deriuneu aetleioet.
Sn 0en angren3enoeu SpinubouS
erregt cine oerartige Grongeoome
uniere 9luimerfiamteit. @loroen ioll
iie megen @rinoroung ibrer beioen
Eodterncn in Die Sraffolonie obae.
iboben perOen. &eiiie bat man i6r
Oie 3uciielboite ggobltdt erpicien.
ibr fleineS So6nden mif ciniae Ql6.
lbieOsihnoen III i5ren Rerfcr Al
lollen. glbergloube mo 8oiieusmanq
boben oiele 6roiI sur Gerbrcherin ne.
nlabt. Sbre aolte gebot ibr, sic Scr.
mabhmg iener Eodter 0creinIt init
emen fiir ibre Wliitel Qons uner.
ld)mmglihen 9lufmono 5n ieiern, ser
glber0laube aber rounte ibr su. 0oB
tie logor elm guteS geerf tue mein Fc
Que tletnen Nl0ohen Dor 0cn @il0e
oes standardization Gbegoites @o.
nel9 ~ einem Aciicl NIT iieoen0er
g'il1 sum 0pier bradte. 0enn sum
Sobne miiroe lie oieie bei0en ainOer
nohmols ais auobcu ac6arcn Nohe
@elonmlnen inuBien iii iriihcrpn
3eiten oeu 9rabmnlen crlcat iueroen.
oonit iie IN ioIder @cie Sen nncr.
piinidten @laoten6eIiono uermin.
bern bolfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27

sSoriHen mir beute iti1t ben mD'
tboloeiiden @riinoen Der Seiliefeit
bieies Srtes nod, Den ser Sin0u ia
fir eine Ger 8erf0rperlngen ieines
%ottes S1ipo betro6tet. 4ein 8un.
Ger, ooB bier olles ouf Oen Shiwa.
&uIhas 9c.ug bat. Ser groBe Eempel,
Der emit Dem onOern Sauptgott Der
&inou, Dem g9iihnt, gepiOmet mar,
Iieet in Sriinmern, ouf Ocnen Der
iieerei6e @roBmo8ul glurlng5e6 an
gnoe oes fieb5ebntcn Sobr6unOertS
oie i1lonfen Wlinorets elmer Wloi6ce
eriteben lieB, Inn meitbin 81 DerfiIn-
ben, Dab ser SsIom Den brobmini.
fden Sinou.&lIltls 5u gooen 9e-
i1mettert babe.
9o1 boriibergerouidt iinO aud
0iele Gage, iinO eS folgt cine unOere
Tremo6errIdoft 0ie flug genug iit
Die Sin6u uaA ibrer 6acon icliG mer-
ben Su loiicu un0 in ibren aliltus
nitbt 5u Iioreu.
9ie Se6ciSiuiirOigfciter bon Be
mares iino i6on oft beI@ricDeu Die
ielbe SorOe frenlOeniiibrenoer Sollln-
fen trei6t oie eiirop1ii6eh 9feilenOen
togous togein boltig nnO gerdri3poa
aus Sen StGaen ser beiligen &ilbe
I'M ,aoI0enen" Sempel 5it Dem Senl'
pei Der beilioen 9lifeh bon Den blen-
Denoen @ooegbots 81 oenl irnlpfi9en
@rloiiingsbrunnen, bis Der iiberldt'
tiqte 93ciicnoc frob lit, Oen gan5erl
%untult i'm 9iiiden 81 boben OBJ
qleib er oft oen @olO Dor Salmen
ribt geieben bat
5hluit, pie Ser Sinou nun einndl
iIt, bemiibt er ii6 n6nIi6, ocn per-
boBten GuropGcr mo9licbit luenig an
6ie IStellen gclan9en 81 lallcn an
0enen oos inoii6e 2e6en IN aler
6tiQe sic boaiten, icb0nlten gliitcn
treibt. @or ollem iuMt Ger Soinouoie-
ner 6ie 4obnfobrt Lungs Der Babe,
plate, Die @lon5niimmer oes Reilc-
proerontms ieiner SerriAaft, mog-
libIt rei5loS 6li MAIDEN. glngeblih
feblt es balO an Subr3cugen, bolO an
sSG6rIeitten. Ger 9leiicnoe abnt eS
nibt, iUie iid, inoent er Oie ent-
Siiden0 fiiblen Wlorgenltlnocn M
pirIh bermorten muB, bic Ebplio-
qnonlie oes @ougcsironOcs 81 ieincn
llnguniten dnoert, gSdbrcuo i'm
Sdeine Oes Wionoes, I'M Sbtnmcr
Der oitfoGnunern0en Wlorgenrote nur
Bertreter ser bo1iten 9oiten 9iaiabS
uno grobnlinen cole 5rnuen unO
Snrte WlGofen, in beafarbige Wfulie'
lintiiber gebiiat, i'm @oiIer iteben
rn0 oas @ongesuaB ans goloenen
ooer filbernen 2otolhaIen ii6er ibre
@lie6er ibiitten, ltnbefiimnert nm
bas ionIt in gennres 10 itreng bco6.
udtete SDItem Der 6rauenabicbIic-
EBune, iper0en bon Shinoe 6n StunOe
kbie 9oOenOen orlinoeripertiger" iin0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27

iblieBIib nur nod orlnIelige, Der.
fiimmerte @eitolten Der 2etten oeS
@oIfes an oen llfern 5u ieben, oonn
erIt ldBt Ser liltig IddeluOe Sinou-
fiibrer Den @uropder eroBmiitig oic-
ies Sdouipiel senieBen, Der Damn
ieiner @nttGuidung notiirIi6 gerei5'
ten glusOrud oerIei6t. 90 aub in ben
&enpeIn. @obl iiebt Der &eiienoe
genug 0erlelben in0 Oorinnen piocr.
lihe, ituioubere @ettler unO 9ra6mi-
neu nieoeren 9ioneeS in Wlenge, aber
Die Gore Der gebeinlnisboIliten
n9torns~, Sie al6iter uno 3ufhi9tS-
orte europderfeiu0lHer, balO MIR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27

Gr5dblte ga oieler Saae Gin mc.
id1oitsmonn BON einem autcn @c.
fonnten, Der ion ouf ser StroBe troT
imo ibn ia Elm @eiprdh iiber Sic Si.
non3.Sattiten ser europaiIhen Sse.
glcrun9cn beripidpIte.
ngSillen Sic, liebcr SSrcimS Iaote
Der 9lorn, iheinbar aan3 unperlnif.
tet. ~id1 bin Sbnen nod imncr Sem
Dollar iduIoig, 0eu sic mir Mr.
5wet N1ouatcn geborgt bdben, inns "a
orgert mid firhtbor. ooB id Nm
nod uiht nieoergeaeben babe 9lber
i1 fonn Sic beriidern ~"
-. lalleu Sic ooh qit lein,~ er.
mioerte Der Gelmdiismann es
fonimt uidt 10 oorouf onln
- Ia mir fommt as 0aronf an
ertlorte Der anoere NIT @eltinmtbcif
gtlno id muB 0oDon eiumal re0en.
S1 fonn Sic oo6 nidDt 10 lauae onf
Shr Selo marten laiicu. &h min eS
eben Surlid5ableii. Scbcn zic. 0a
babe ih ooron aeoodt mic 0ic @caie.
rungen eS modcn penn tie cine GIN.
leibe einloien. gseun sic mir iebt
81 Dollar boraen nolIcu bc5ablc id
Sbnen Shren 2ouor oaf scr Strne
5lriid, uuo mir iangen bon borne
an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27

8enores, Die berugnte StoOt Der
1900 Eempel, Der gSonfobrtsplos
Der Sinou am beiIigen @anges, ent.
tGiiiht fpobl ieoen moOernen @lobe-
Erotter, Der SnOien burdeilt. 0ie
rultbe @irflihfeit entipritbt ni1t oen
BorIteIluneen Die er iih bon Oen
&mlienoen BORT baoenoer SinOu.
frmien unO manner 5uredtgeIegt bat.
Wait einem bloiierten u9lidts 9elon-
Oeres, nibtS 0riginelles" tut er ole
Grinnerilng on Yenores ab.
(llnO OoH lit genores fir Ben Scr
Sder inoiiden golfslebens cine liuer.
f9opfli6e 6unogru6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27

nod IN 2eger0en borfommenoer 8I.
ber aus oen bornebmen &lniien 0es
8olfes bleiben ibm berihloiien.
8u elmer Der merfuiiroigiten Stels
len oieier 9(rt fiibrt cine Der 9lbbil.
ouneen.
Dos 9IoIter, in Dem ii6 oieier
Plos befinOet, bat biitoriidle 9eOeii.
tiing, oenn bier berborg ii6 ant
SdluB 0eS 1S. Sobrbunoerts II Der
leste tnobbdnoige 9foiob bon 8enn.
res auf Der 8hiht Dor @orren Soit-
ings, Dem Ito9lbarten 1raufgdnger,
Der nit einieen 0itsen0 oor5iiglib be.
wofineter englii6er gl6enteirer bic.
fen unerneBlid reiden peidber5i.
gen Sinoufiiriten aus ieinem Ralalte
bertrieb.
Sier inmitten Oieier S6ipo-S0oIe,
Oieier olten iteinernen Qinganli6ulen,
Die er 10 oft an0Ghtig nit @angeS.
maiIer, nit Wfil1 ltn0 geIbmol5ener
Butter begoiieu botte - iUie es iett
ebeu bic nit 6eiliger &u6Oiineeroi@e
beiidubten SogiS (9iiBer) TIM oeren
ME 6cidnittene Soore bis 81 oen
6iiben b0ugen innlitten oa oieier
2ineoms, Die er 10 oft nit eSdsmin.
Bitten befrGu5t botte, fiiblte Ser
froiume @inouiiirit iih iic6er; er
puBte, ooB ieIbit elm @orren Soft.
ings nidbt po0en ourite, Dem 8erbot
Der @rnbmincn troecno, Oieies Sci.
lightn 81 bctreten.
SSn oieienl n9lonn" bringen oieie.
nigen @robminen 5ipolf Suge nit
@ere1runa oeS Singan-Sools 5ii Die
bon @enoreS ais Sonpoilis binats.
5ieben moQcn ais r2eute, sic frei.
wiQ;J oacs butter iicb gclaIieu ba-
ben, i6rcn peltlihen @cfb uno
aQes, mas oos @cbcn ihmiidt, Inn IN.
ter einenl abgelegencn beiligen Ban.
Donbolnt in elmer einiomen SHhtdt
i6rc Gage ais eutioemigSOoIe aIous-
ner 5ii beidlicben. 9ledbtS an Der Set
tc fbt elmer bon oieicn Sonpaiiis.
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4. Scppidjfnhpfer i'm 3ndt6ane
2. electromagnetic Der Sei6cn Gunues.
3. SnOesm6rSeruuen am SpinnrnO.
4, Seise 2iugamitattc NIT Saheru.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-30
Liquor Fight orening.

Evidences are beglnI ne to Seen Of
the approaching struggle for and
against the repeal of the prohibition
'aw. One of the most remarkable
features of the situation is the alb
sence from the arena of the saloon
protagonists of former campaign do
not appear to be taking an active
rart in the contest Whether they
will do so later in the campaign re-
rains to be seen. Former saloon
leaders are engaged IN other oecu-
pations. or have removed TO other
states, where they ale conducting
teeir business through the media OF
III mails and the express companies.
The advocates of repeal are the local
eptionists, of whom Ben L. Griffin, 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-30

member of the last legislature from
Pulaski county, is tie leader. He
is planning to make :. campaign Of
tie state in the interest of the bill
which he initiated.
But the prohibition forces Of the
state are not idle in the meantime
They are organizing for an active
campaign against the BILL. The Anti
Saloon league will lead the fight.
? .ded by the W. C. T. II and the vari-
ers church organizat ons and tenn
1arance societies. # 10 realize1
that this will be the most significant
test of strength ever staged in Arkan-
Sas between the saloon and the ant
sa'oon forces. The Prohibitionists
are relying largely UPON the record
rnat has been made since statewide
r.ohibition became effective January
/ 1916 Statistics and testimony are
being compiled TO prove that under
3rohibition the state las prospered
in every material way as never be-
:e4e, directly refutine tie theory oil
ne saloon advocates that to take
away the saloon will kill business .
Increased bank deposits, better mer-
camille collections. heavier sales ac-
counts. and more prosperous wage
earners are pointed out as the result
Of saloon-less cities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-30
AUTO BUSINESS
IN ARKANSAS
NOW THRIVING
With More Than Is, 600 Ma
chimes in State, No Bust
ness Grows Faster.
tBy Clio Har Ler)

Little Rock, July 2A-There are
more than 10000 automobiles in Ar
kansas, according to tile licenses is
sued by the state highway commits
sion. OF these, Zoo are owned in
Little Rock. There is no business
growing so rapidly as that of the sale
and up-keep of automobiles. About a
million and a half do''ars is invest
cd in automobiles in Little Rock
alone. and some Of the dealers re-
port that they are unable to keep o.
hand a sufficient supply of some OF
Tie popular cars to supply the de-
nand.
Incidentally, this Tremendous in
crease in the number of motor We
n.cles produces the most complex
Question with which tie city has to
sd--I, that of traffic regulation. 1t
has become acute in tie larger cities.
and is becoming he e. Owners of
hundreds of automobiles park them
On the public streets rring the day.
AID in consequence aonle of the
S reefs are congested And when
they are moving, it is d serious ques-
lion to keep them moving. prevent
accidents, and lpermi none to en-
croach upon The rights of pedestrians
Or vehicle drivers.
The city council is experimenting
y ith regulation Of the i:tneys, safety
zone, signal posts, parking methods.
aid other expedients adopted in the
larger cities, including the prohi-
b.lon of "iay-walking," in an effort
10 solve the vexatious problem. Some
If these experiments will be made
this week
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-30
P|MPLES COVERED
BABYS FACE
Back and Chest Also Broke Out.
Greatly Disigured. Cried
Constantly. Completely
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

My baby's face first began breaking
out in small pimples and in d short time
it was covered, looking dark and ashy.
We tried several remedies, bur nothing
did much good. and his back and chest
also broke out His face WIS greatly dis
figured and itched and terrified him
great deal, and his cIethes irrItated him.
The eruption made him very Cess and
irritable and he cried constantly.
He had the trouble months before /
used Cuticura Soap and Ointment. They
relieved him in a few days and he was
completely healed in about two weeks.
and I only used enc box Of Curcura
Soap and Ointment. (Signedl Mrs.
Z. vi. Love, DougEasviile, Ca, Mar.
Is, l9l6.
Sample Eack Free by Mail
With SIP. Skin Book on request. Adj
dress postcard. ''Cuticura, Dept. I.
Boston. Sold throughout the world.