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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-16
ICE CAKES IN LAKE.

Conneaut, o., Aug. 15.-Conneaut
Harbor has been mystified by the
appearance in Lake Erie near shore
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-16
A Square Deal

"Zolfo Truth deplores the fact that
the state papers are keeping alive the
Knott-Catts controversy" How in
the name of commQa sense are The
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-16
VOX POPULI

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-09
VALUABLE PAINTING
is DESTROYED
ID. II. SotheFn Ruins Canvass WortE
Hundreds of Dollars

II. H. SotheRn Ruins Canvass worth
Hundreds Of Dollars
One scene alone in "The Chattel, I"
the Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature
starring the worlds most famous ac-
tor, e, II Sothern, cost the Vitagraph
company hundreds Of dollars.
Mr.. Sothern as wealthy financier
purchased a beautiful painting called
"Hhe Chattel.' He believes his girl
wife his chattel also as he helped her
father out of financial difficulties be.
fore their marriage. When she learns
of the state of affairs she plays
against him in the stock exchange
and buys her reedom.
It is then that he slashes the can
vass Of THE Chattel,' with sword
--despondent because, for the first
time in his life he has failed in keep
ing what he coveted.
This painting played large part in
the story and was purchased by the
Yitagraph company for a large sum.
Nevertheless. nothing was done to
prevent the destruction Of the valu-
able canvas for TO have eliminated
The scene would have meant dramat-
ic suicide on the part Of the plot. See
this film at the Pastime theater on
Sunday and Monday,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-09
BABY's CRIES RoUT BURGLAR.
Man Attempting to Rob Woman
FIees when Infant Yells Loudly.

CHICAGO, Dec 9.-Wayne du
Kettle got extra hugs and kisses this
afternoon. He foiled burglar who
broke into his mothers home at 6166
South Michigan avenue. Wayne is
5 months old.
Il have a package for you" said
a stranger to Mrs du Kettle, who peer
ed through the partly opened door
at the Du Kette residence. The man
burst in and threatened TO gag her.
Wayne, in another room, began to
cry
Take anything you want, but let
me go to the baby" pleaded the
mother. The robber followed the wo-
man into the bedroom with drawn
revolver seized purse on the dress.
er, looked In and
The baby's cries grew louder The
burglar fled.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-09

The White House stated much food
evidence had been presented Presi-
dent Wilson in the last twenty hours.
All government branches did excepti-
onal work. Wilson will formulate no
remedial plans until every investiga-
tion is completed. The high cost Of
living occupied considerable time in
this afternoons cabinet meeting, Com
merce Secretary Redfield conferred
with Wilson afterward regarding the
probes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-09
PIONEER BLOWS HIS HEAD OFF
Places Shotgun in Mouth, Sprlnging
Trigger With Cane.

BOSSBURG, Wash, Dec. 9.-Fran-
els Reader for 80 years resident Of
this state, and a resident of stevens
county for 7years. met death at his
own hands yesterday. He had been in
poor health for several months The
mems employed was single barrel
shotgun, the muzzle being placed in
his mouth and the trigger sprung with
his cane, the ertire top of his head be-
ing carried away by the force cf the
explosion. He had no relatives in this
region
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-09

fair is the first on the list the privel-
ege of having an early closing entry
list was given it.
The association went on record as
favoring uniform racing events The
events. listed in the resolution ara
troiting and pacing, 2:15, 2:20, 2:35
and free-for-all. All races, except the
free-for all will be under the "every
heat a race" plan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-09
thinks svery role shoul be dressed &c
the minute.
Unique Scene in SISTER of Six at the
Temple SUNDAY and MOnday.

One of the unique features of the
Triangle-Fine Arts production, isis
ter of Six" in which Bessie Love is
starred, is the Spanish fiesta scene.
The old type of Spanish court, with
its Mission style of architecture, was
built for this scene, in which a num-
Der of Spanish dancers appear.
Frank Bennett is Miss Loves lead
ing man. Ralph Lewis, A. D. Sears,
Charles German, Charles Stephen
Alberta Lee and Ben Lewis play i'm.
portant parts, and the Triangle kid.
dies, including George Stone, Violet
Radcliffe, Carmen De Rue, Francis
Carpenter, Beulah Burns and Lloyd
Pearl, appear to advantage in the
production, which is directed by C.
NJ. and S. A. Franklin.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-09
SURE! WHY NOT?
ANSWERS LOUISE

Louise Glaum, whose ''heavy''
roles have stood out conspicuously in
Triangle-Kay Bee productions. and
who appears as the star of Some
where in France at the Temple
Tuesday and wednesday, was accus-
ed the other day of spending all her
very good salary on colthes. Louise
admitted the impeachment, and said
she had hardly got started. She
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-09

Avery Coonley. Riverside, Ill, $3.50:
Mrs. Julius Rosenwald, Chicago,
$3.50; Mrs. Daniel Guggenheim, New
York, $500; Mrs. Edward N. Brei.
tung, New York. $500. and Mrs. e.
NJ Anderson. Stamford, Conn. $50
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-09
EARLY CLOSING ENTRY
LIST BE ABOLISHED
North Pacific Fair Association Takes
Steps at Meeting in Portland.

PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. s.-The
North Pacific Fair association at its
closing session today abolished the
early closing entry list in all fairs,
except the one to be staged at Van
couver B. c. Because the Vancouver
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-09
Catholic Church.

First mass at o'clock; second
mass at s o'clock; high mass at 10
o'clock; Sunday school at 2 o'clock;
evening services at 1880. The daily
mass during the week will be at the
rectory
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-09
MRS. CUTHBERT DONATED
5000 TO "SIIK SOCKS

WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-Expendi-
lures of the National Woman's Par
ty in the recent election were shown
to be S5O,036, by an official state
ment filed with the clerk of the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-09

People who carry on their tran
sactions in profitable darkness have
no great use for Judge Lands. he
carries a light
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-09

In prosecuting offending saloons
the authorities should not overlook
any drug stores that sell liquors to
all and sundry.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-09
house today. The report showed

ThOuse IUudy. Tie report showed
s51 .220 was collected.
The largest contributor was Mrs.
o. H. P. Belmont of New York, who
gave $19,5OO Other large contrib
utors were John E. Milholland, New
York. $4,000; Miss Mary A. Burnham.
Philadelphia, $4,000; Mrs. H 0.
Havemeyer, New York, $500; Mrs
Phoebe Hearst, California. 1410:
Mrs. Ethel Crocker, Burlingame.
Cal. $1O5O; Mrs. Charles Boughton
Wood, Connecticut, $3.50; Miss Mary
E. Kennedy, Philadelphia, 1925; MRS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-09

This year, it appears, the worlds
SORROWS have loosened to an unusual
degree the purse strings of those who
have.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-09

DR.. Henry van Dyke. who was pro-
fessor of literature at Princenton Uni
versity while Woodrow Wilson was
president Of the institution. has sent
his resignation to the president in
Washington, and It has been accept
ed. The reason is not known. DR..
van Dyke has been at The Hague for
nearly four years
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-09

Ben Turpin and Rube Miller are
the headline attraction today at the
Pastime in Poultry a la Mode" a
comedy Of fun and pretty girls. Ethel
Colvert and T. Gowland are featured
in "Her Final Choice" a simple tale
of country folk. Harry Palmers
KOmic Kartoon Of Golf completes
the program.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-09
Alta Theater Had Packed House Las
Night.

Alta Theater Had Packed House last
Night.
The advertisement used to bill the
Great Travelutte show heralded DR..
Herbert /. Travelutte as "The Maker
Of a Million Laughs" and as THE
an who set the world a lafin.' and if
we could have counted the laughs last
night he must have added several
thousand it it woul be difficult task
to count how many times each pa
tron laughed, for there was a contin-
ual round of lauhter.
He has way of presenting his per-
formance that meets with the appro-
val of the most exacting and it was
by far one of the best hypnotic shows
that has ever visited Pendleton.
He is going to change his program
during each performance so if you
would enjoy a hearty laugh don't
fail TO go to the joke factory as the
Alta is known during this engage
ment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-09

Somehow we can't help feeling.
sorry for an ex-hero.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-09

Marie Doro. the brilliant and beau
tiful Paramount star, who recently
created such a success in Common
Ground will be seen at the Alta on
Sunday and Monday in the Jesse L
IAsky production of THE Lash"
from the story written especially for
her by the noted dramatist, Paul
West, and prepared for the screen by
George Dubois Proctor. Although at
first Miss Doro is seen as a child on
forgotten little Island she quickly
blossoms forth into a society favor
lite and the theater going public viii
have an opportunity TO see her in a
number of new and bewitching
gowns.
Miss Doro is surrounded by cast of
unusual excellence including Elliott
Dexter. James Neill, Thomas Delmar,
Veda McEvers, Raymond Hatton,
Jane Wolff.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-09
Motion Picture News
What the Picture Theatcrs Have
TO Tell You.

Riot Of Comedy Mixed Wdh simple
Tale Of Country Folk, Pastime
T1ndnw
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-01
Ser bat Medlt?

3pifhen Der Stabt unb bem
Stadts Superintsnbenisn Der Gfs
feriliden glrbsitsn iinb Weinunaspers
i9iebenbeiteH be5iisIi9 Der gisberIe-
suns Der Bride an Der IA. Strabe
sntiianben. Die Stnbt min an STEELE
Der bisbsrisen Bride, cine Bride in
sleiher 50R nit bem Sirnbennipeau
anIesen, dber Der Gtaats Gupsrs
intenbtnt Der 5ffsniIidsn elrbeiten BAT
bem Stabtinsenieur &rug bisr5u bic
grlaubnib Dsripsissrt. Olraufbin bat
nun Staotanpdlt Saoenle seitsrn
5nrn arus Elm S6reibsn ii5ernits
ieIi, in ipsIfem er Der Mniidt Nuss
brud siebt, bab bic Giabi in Der 9ns
gsIegsnbeit abIolute Wa6tpolIfommsn.
belt beiibi, ba iis bonn Stuat ben ins
nerbaIb Der Siabtsrsnsen seltssutn
Ibeil bes aanals gepahtet bat unb
Der pahtionirait feline geiiimmuns
snibdli. laut iuelfsr Der aurnI In gu.
tunft nod ibiffbdr isin I'm.
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2ofaI Beridt.
g1orO eine. 2sepa6fiean efn6
Die aanbibaten fir bic beporitrbenos
genmtenpabl.

Sir sic am ssreitas, benz q sSa'
nIar, IN @eber's Sale, Ode Gorrp
imo @ine SiraBc, itattiiiioenbe Be
omtenipabl baben Die Ytorlurations.
glusidsiiiie ole foIgerloen amloioatcll
|anfgeitcat:
IotBes 5ifet.
Grdliheni, siSoIpb q. Grlber
8iSe-Iraiioent, Cliff. Maeii, Sornsr
Guraro, Sarrp 6. Sa5en; Sefretar,
tSeo. i. eprif, sr.;; Sd)asiileiiicr.
Gbas. 6. 0ornettc; Direftoren
Gbas. Q. Bell, SDenrp geete, Gil.
ioro 6. Glarf, aRife Gomrollp, ssr.,
ssees. elberielS, Reiiben sslarnlaper,
Sol. @ebIc, glmer !Sciielj 9. u.
Sidshpitt, @tntt. Menges, gntbontj
UliIlcr, SbomnS Sciilp. Stto o.
Spnnseiibcrg, I'll. Steintanp, Som
1iieit; COMMANDER, sSc1n 9. S6red
8laues 5idet.
praiibeni, abplpb u. gru5er; 9i5es
prdiibsnten, Dr. q. s. Bauer, Gbas.
sdtsenbOrit. Sr, gtidarb 3eibler;
S,trstdr, Geo. 3. Gprid,, Sr.; SdaB'
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ren, Ssrar Bed, SIiDsr Wi. Dod,
gbas. $. clifton, III. 5lOdsn, DaIier
o. gsislsr, Gbas. Soman. Jreo.
Meper, gIm.r Meid, Robt. Reilteppb-
Ter, Jreb. Saipab, Dm. s. Stenser,
glarenee g. @tber, German Dsifel,
Ben Weber, SoI. $ Doeite; Grmmans
Der, Sobn g. Shred.
Die .Romiirations. .4usfGiiffe feber
iid aus foIssnbsn Mitsliebern suiam'
men:
RDtbts1idet
geler Drsibams, Sr., &orfibenber,
Gliff glaeii. pari. SubHicn Clarence
gOsbning. Sol, Sbiu.
8Iaues 1tdet.
2ll. Dabman, @oriibenber, gbas.
Reihel, gbas. 6edA, Ei9arb 3eibIer,
Saeob aIein.
2fm Wiiiwo9 qfbenb, bem 5. San..
finbet In ReiHsrrs SoGe, SbiIito
Stpabe unb 6isblanb arb.., su ghren
aller aanbibaten cine lnterbaliling
itatt, fir tpelde bic ,imfafenbiten Dor.
herfif,tuneu oe}roffsu fpprApu iirtb.
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@ranSsisntbums SspOt5efsu.
Rene @ppothefen.


@ottIob SoI5 on Sgoe garf Sab'
ings @anf Co.; $2500.
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MiIIina Sbarp Channels ON 2ibe'
raj 6. lnb 9 Co.; $500.
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8. Co.; $2150.
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9. umo 8. a.; $1,000.
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8n suoe aeanetidlt.

gluf srauiiss slrt tam seiisrn Der
"a SABRE dlts 5ubrmann Nalter
Sbab BON Ro. 1915 Wbeeler Sirabs.
eopinston, um's geben. Sbap mar in
bem Gebdlbe bes aommifionssdnbs
'lers u. z. Reipman, glo. 40 Malnut
Strube. bamit beiddftist, Elm 9stt i'm
aufsus herllnter5uidaffep unD Durps
bierbei, als Der auf5ug iid nat Der
Dertebrien RidhIns bin in geipssuns
ieBte. stpii9en ben MufSus unb bic
Dede bes 9fuf5usfhadtes 70 einses
iIemmt, oaB er, ebe i'm SiIfe stbradt
iperbtn ionnie, ieinen Geiit aufsub.
Die asiae purbe nad Der Iorsue
iiberfiibrt.
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Jafesca.
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bid nidt 5ieben laHen Iolsn, id5 bate
mitgeben ipllen als folbd quarbia". ,
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rent. Das Meer, bic 5elfen RON
Capri uHo bic antits Delt. Wlah pirb
frei uHb groB imSerten unb Gmpfins
ben. man perliert ale fIeinen M1be
ftG5e, ale dnersoaene Gnee unb ge.
f6ranttbsit. Man atfmst bic aua Der
Sabrbunoerte, man -ertpaGt aus bm
Sralim gum Wadeu, unb 2lfles pore
ber f6eint nur cine lange Io6t".
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btinen griefen, aber ipeiter jebt!"
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10 fpenia ipie id tpasten bdrauf sus
ridsutpnImen.
rglber cine Mntlport fanb ih eine
Wode fpdter in ben aatafomben BON
Gan galiito 81 Rom bort in benz
tiefsn 2abprintb Der nntsrirbiiden
Iobtsnitabt, no riibrenbe SnTdriften
uno Sroiiipriihe ouf ben elisen Wins
ben iteben, auf ben Grabtammern Der
Uerfpleten. Dor ldnssr als einem
Sdbrtauienb irrte aud Elm Irmer
bur6 bieIe Giniternib, um bas @ra1
Ieiner 9eliebten gu iuden. Seir Nus
ruff, ieine 5rase, bic er auf bic Wdns
be ichrieb: $50 biit bu, meine Sppbros
MAJ 5iebt iid ipis Elm Saben itunben=
lpeit bur6 bas Wirrfal bes 2abps
rintbs - enolin, an einem gtbgrnnb
perldpinbet feline sSnIdrift. llnD ge=
rabe bort bat man in leutiser 3sit
bic Rubeitdtte Sopbrrnia's sefunbsn.
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riibrenbe Geidi9te, unb 10 irdrsn
mir BEL fladernbem syadellidt ptii IN
Der 5initernib bcrsebrunsen. 3ulebt
iaste er; 9aleseo, aud i'd bin Elm
Gudenber beut. Seit laigen 5a.en
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fir INNER i'm Mbsrunb besraben bleia
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unb penn es nidt Su S6rem Sersen
brinet, 70 foa es nieudls eeiproden
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mein Isin tpollen fir 3eit unb Gpigs
teit. Sd lam es nidt piso:rb-len,
mas sr binSufiiste. Wleine Stims
muns mar cine feierlide, erbafsnt =
iper iann Iolde beilis. 2Iugenblide
idilbern, bic ielbit Elm Stiid Gtpisteit
finb. 9lIs mir sum sagesGitt p'sber
empCriiiesen mar i4 feline b.rlobte
8raut".
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Hobert s. Hbair oil syobn s
Dleper, 7.19 slfer 2ato an Spring
iielo Rife in Seftion 10 in Spring
| iieIo smpnibip (Steuer so; $4,000
sSranccS gilroinl nn gbtparb 0n
lpioirn, % bel 50 SUB al Der 9,oro'
ieite bon @abe Strabe (Steuer S3)i
$l.00.
9fiGarb SaIl on Srances gltroiuI.
oagieIbe GiBertbnm (Steller so; 81
GiYliam 8. StaIep an &elen eta.
Iep, 100 bel 250 SUB an 1ompfins
Roab in Sefiion 16 in GoIumbir
snipnibip; 81.
Charles yi. Seimbad an @m. z
SaasarS, 9ots "a iino 35 in 2ouis
81. gdIce's lluterabtbeiIling an 6air'
bieir Ylaee (steuer $4); 81.
ssubn @onpr an &enrietta Sefier'
tepen, Giscntbiun befannt oils gso
1850 Stte sIpe. (Steuer $2); 81.
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Jui. Sp1ti wv SIuH y. iHtp ~. w.
$4,000.
sSiiiiam 9. etaIccr an Srant ~.
I2epi; $3.50.
1crieI6c an Silperton s. ii,lo ..
Co., $500.
&urrp y. Siiber an Splttb Sioe
z. ilno q. 60; $500.
ssaiies s. Sbnnnon an 9,ropibeni
Sapings q. itio Z, Co.; $4,000.
Ghas. Sod an Mnlrlt Sills Gar.
iiies @nnf Co.; $1,000.
Seiia ManoerD. ali Central 5air.
mount g.. ilno y. Co.; $4,000.
Sono 9,rcipnlctp an llnitp %. INA
q Co.; 5000,
@riiilla $. Gidtt ml George Cor
lnlelle; S2250.
Gbories ". Neinibnd) oil Saflcr
.. nnc g. g.; S24O0.
/ Charles Seppert an Sigblano glpe
6. unS ~ Co.; $4,000.
Glisubetb goiibnt ail @en6ofne 9
,uto 6. 60: $4,000.
Niaric 6. Made an Some Snn.
ings gartf Co.; $2100.
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sdlipri,rr Mannerdlpr.

Inter ben 2tuIpi3ien bes Gdtpsi5er
@dnnerdOrs finbet bsuts III bsr
S4ipei3er SaIIe, an ebeitnut unD
JObn StraBe .siu sroBss Sdtpsissrs
feit fiait, 5u benz ale Ganbsleuie uno
5reunbe einselabsn iinb. gs finb,t
cine @erlooiuns itatt unb auberbsm
si6t ss cine MinitrelpOriieIuus, bic
oIlen 8eiudern gergniiseil unb aurjs
neil In SiiIIe unb JiilIe gsipdbren
pirb. glud fir ben innersn MenIden
lpirb bas aommities in aust6mmIidsr
@eiie Gorge tragen.
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grieimaroer an Der Mrbsit.

Die bisiissn poftoffiees Snipeitorsn
McSenrp urtb @rispplb iinb nit Der
aufipiiruns Der Diebe beiddftist, bie
felt einiser 3eit bic grieftditen i'm
llnion Central 9ife Sniurance Ges
bciibs fp!iematifdb beraubt unb cine
srobe gln3abl ebeds, bic BON Jirmtn
IN bem @sbGuDe ausssl4idt reip. fir
folde beiimmt tpdren. erldngt hdbsn.
cine ansabl bieIer gbads finb dilf ben
giienbdbnseleiien in WafhinstpH,
Snb.. ssfunben tporben unb bies
fiibrte az elmer llnteriudung. fpeld)t
ersab, bab bic DisbitdbIe felt ssrulrisr
3eit itattaefnnben boben.