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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-05
AT THE ILLINOIS.

A musical comedy with a real plot
and real music is Adele the play
which comes to the Illinois theatre
next Monday night, with the endorse
ment of every critic, without exception,
in New York City adele" is a rar-
ity in the theatrical world, a musical
comedy with real plot, logical and
interesting story which develops "a
tionally, act by act. More than that, 1t
has sparkling lines, clever comedy and
splendid music. 1t has no star mem
Der of the cast to stand out with par
ticular performance, and the absence
of a star gives every individual of
this competent company the greatest
opportunity to display his or her abll
ity, to the best effect. adele" is from
the French, Paul Havre being respon-
sible for the book and Jean Briquet
for the music. 1t was prepared for the
American stage by Adolph Phillip and
Edward A. PaultOn and produced by
Ben Teal II possesses all the lightness
and cleVerness which we are accus-
toned to associated with French en-
tertainments, with none of the doubt
full situations or double meanings
which sometimes mar the dramatic
output Of that nationality. Although
everything about the performance is
delightful, the music will be credited
with being its chief charm. There are
solos, duets, tfSs, quartettes and en-
sembles to the number of more than
a score, and all Of them are good. The
story is that Of a young girl, daughter
OF wealthy canned goods dealer who
wishes to marry the son of her fathers
rival, but the match is forbidden by
the parents. She schemes to marry an
tmpecunious young nobleman, who is
to desert her Immediately after the
wedding, so that she can secure a d.
vorce; and then, as a divorce, be
free from parental restraint and marry
the man Of her choice The plot is
carried out, but the young man falls
in love with his wife and she with hel
husband, and the discarded lovers
have to console each other. A notable
cast has been engaged and included
Myrtle Jersey, Clara Palmer, Charlie!
II. Bowers, Maurice Lavigne, FeIi1
Haney, Fred Frear. Dorothy Belts
Sidney Davies, Jules Epailly. Elsi'
Burt, Priscilla Maddox, Margaret Liv
fngston, Leila Thorne, Dorothy Fer
nandez, Edie Sewell, Vivian Brennan
Isabel Carpenter and others.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-05
Too Much Realism in Shipwreck Seen,

IUU NuCH NtdHbW III SNIpNItCh DCtHt
Harold Lockwood and May Allison
had taste of the real thing after the
big shipwreck scene in Lilo of the
Sulu Seas" was photographed during
bad storm off Santa Cruz island. The
company started back to the main
individually journey Of three hours
in the little schooner Sea Wolf. The
vessel battled with the elements for
six and one-half hours before COM
pleting the crossing and the party was
drenched to the skin and chilled to the
bone.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-05

In THE Man in the Sombrero"
Harold Lockwood appears as an adver-
tisement for somebody's hats. The
handsome actor, posing beneath a
huge sombrero, is one of the scenes
Of the picture.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-05
AT THE MAJESTIC.

William S. Hart, whose forte is west
ern characters, has been given most
important change in his newest sue
cess, Between Men," in which he will
be seen at the Majestic Monday and
Tuesday Mr.. Hart makes a novel ap,
pearance as the westerner who dons
evening clothes and is quite at ease in
metropolitan society To make the con-
trast more vivid, Hart is first seen
wearing the combrero, the buckskin
shirt and the corduroy trousers. Then
he comes to New York to rescue a
friend who is in the tolls of a Wall
street operator. Assisting is House
Peters, himself a star of the first mag
nitude. Miss Enid Marley is in the
cast, too, and it is play personally
supervised by Thomas H. Ince. The
comedy end Of Mondays and Tuesdays
program is said to be a real scream.
Chester Conklin is made to do all sorts
Of hair raising exploits In Dizzy
Heights and Daring Hearts, a real
Keystone feature in which the funmak-
ers were put through their courses by
Mack Sennett. There are scenes which
make you laugh and some which make
you catch your breath. Pauline Fred
erick is at the Majestic in Bella Don
ma" tonight and on Sunday Madame
Petrova appears in What Will People
Say a thrilling and most sensational
play by Rupert Hughes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-05
AT THE BURTIS.

Edwin Booth, in the mind of the
present-day theatregoer, represents
the traditional Hamlet Of the Ameri
can stage. By him is every player
judged who acts the role Of Hamlet.
Forbes-Robertson, who appears at the
Burtis. Davenport, next Tuesday, ia
today universally recognized as the
greatest Hamlet of this generation and
by him will future Hamlets be meas
ared up. 1t is interesting. therefore, to
read the following comparison be-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-05
AT THE SPENCER SQUARE.

William Courtenay in Sealed Lips"
is to be the featured photoplay at the
Spencer Square tomorrow. Cyril
Maitland and Henry Everard, friends
since childhood, are the contrasting
temperaments, the former hot-blooded
and impracticable, the later cool tenn
pered and possessed of sane view
point of things. Cyril, studying for
the priesthood, is engaged to Henry's
sister, Marian, and Henry, studying
medicine, Isl engaged to Cyril's sister,
Lillian. Cyril ruins a pretty, young
and passionate girl of his parish,
Alma Lee, and when a child is about
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-05

When opportunity offers, the icy
Lady Of the Lilies" forsakes her pose
Of unapproachable virtue and gives
free reign in resorts of questionable
character to the baser impulses of her
nature. The period Of this drama is
modern Spain and in the development
of the play hundreds of characters az
pear and special sets of great magni-
tude and picturesqueness will be en-
. ployed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-05
completely as it did when it was
among the actualities of the stage
AT THE EMPIRE.

An excellent play was the verdict of
all theatregoers who witnessed the
Waller Players production of Myron
Leffingwells great play, THE Red
Circle" at the Empire theatre yes
terday matinee and night. There is
something about the play that is diff
ferent from the usual run of drama
and it made strong appeal to all. The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-05

Mabel n Ormanu.
Mabel Normand and Roscoe Ar
buckle are making the film world
laugh with their comedies. They play
opposite each other in Keystone pic
lures.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-17

An cunce uf e4mrA1r elz1nlNA1 - .
pound a fArk is EDOs nz<AFus1 Frssp-
aratfon th1t faTner1 rnay use " cevsr
the hrirhk parts cf their Es1at1e&
The scum that forms IN making MS
mixture should be taken off u y s
desired 20 have the prepar1fi01 rne
same color Of the machine. lead NAY
Be added- The mixture shO1ld be ap-
plieH to the vel cleaned parts and Al
lowed to remain about twenty honrs.
Auy excess may be rubbed OF he
mixture forms Grating that viii take
q good polish when rubbed with soft
esssh. AxIe grsase is also excellent
for keeping pi0w bottoms from rust-
ing ard may be used Cor the bright
parts Paint Is . good rust preventa-
tive bat Ii hard TO get off.-O- - {.
Bulletin On Care Of Farm Machines
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-17
sBaIOe URd lnxDATt A1lox
On NnOAM PREPAREDNESS PUN

washlnston d. c. = Danger 81
grave complications gro~Ihs oui o.
,hs ssndlnr of American trcops 'n'o
Mexico 70 hunt down villa and HE
hsndl,a was voiced In The senate
Tuesday BY senator Chamberlain
chairman of ths military sommisiss.
and Senator BOrah. Republican, 10 -.
vosa.Ins laying ssids temporarily sil
ths other lsgislstlon 10 dlsposs
rompsly Of prsparcdnesa measures
Thslr statements prseiptiassd sen
srsl dlseuasloa. In which Senator.
VarismAn ard simmons dsprsca,ea
nerrsslons that ths United States Sas
not prepared 10 deal with any situs-
tion that might Ariss with hexieo.
whlis The senate debate vas ln
proxrsas Speaker clark and Majority
issAsr Kltehln were repostinE 10 ths'f
colleagues of ths houns on eonfersnss
early In shs day with President WI
son. Who urged them 10 sped up 'hs
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-17
kaalsba vsies Dry.

winnipeg. Man. = BY q vote Of
slightly more than two 70 ora. Tho
provinces Of Manitoba Monday approved
the provincial temperance act. which
closes all hArA wholesale liquor houses
ard licensed clubs In the province after
May 81 next.
Stormy weather throughout Mani.
toba prevented q heavy vote, paFticu.
lsTly IN the country districts. In Soma
districts snow was piled 10 high and
tho roads In such condition that farm.
ers Mere unable 10 reach tbs polls. 70.
ports said.
The temperance act passed BY the
last Legislature win become effective
May 81, thus closing nearly ZOO bars.
42 wholesale liquor houses and seven
licensed clubs.
Monday was the climax Of one Of
tha most vigorous political battles In
Western Canada in q quarter Of . cen
tuFy.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-17

VERY few people realize hoe paias
takiugiy the service end cf husomoolie
sslsgrshnsion Il cared tof ey the factory
a. well as b. the dealer considered
worthy az gppfeaentinG . hleh efada
ear With . vel earned repaiAiion 10
mAintaim.
A. al example of thia psssoaai Do
sire 10 serve sha users q Reos no les
. persoe thAn u. T ThomAs. shlet
enKineer Tor the REQ Motor Car Sosn.
pAny has the Service nepaftmsat %
nat great piAnt under hts pefsonAl ~
Fnctinn. When be was aahed by Char.
Aa Msnxies. sales manager o. the
Northwest Auto Co. why be devoted
hla own time In part TO THE vofk hs
said:
III has always been my Idea 70 map
out 4 course where could Be IN daily
touch with the performances ot keo
ears. To do lhla know Of no better
way than belng Ia Immediate tencA
with tho detail wogk Of this depart.
msnt. 90 I am touching elbows Win
the REQ owners through the eoopsra.
tion of each department bead aud !
am Al ali times open 10 the suggest
Ions Of REQ owners. We aim ~ par
ticuiar 10 show our ascent IN this -.
apect through prompt handling OF al
correspondence which relates 20 tho
service end Of the business. figure
cannot be In too close . personal
touch with each owner and dealer aud
regardless OF bow much OF nay own
time Il takna~ihe results more than
Justify the efforts made IN thia d.
Fuction."
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-17
THAT COLD YOU have

may bring sickness, doctors p'iis ano
loss q work, you knov that ..s'ou,
slckness usually start, with cold, and
. cold only exists where WEAKNESS
sristA Rasemh0 flsf.
Overcome the weakness, and nature
cures the cold--thai Is the lav o.
reason. Carefully svuid dugged pulls,
syrups or siimulan,s, they are only
props and braces and Whips
Isn the pure medicinal ncahshmens
In Scots EmalsiOn that quickly en-
Hchcs The blood, strengthens the lungs
and helps heal the aif passages
And marx this vcll-Seost's Enul
sion generates body heat as protection
against winter sicknesa Get Scots
al your drug store today. IL Lsays
asenRthens and builds W.
n-a sssa bs~ss. h,s~AAsas. Nj
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-17
LOOK RESlN0L HAS
CLEARED THAT AWFUL
SKlN.ERUpTl0N AWAY

Every day thousands Of skinauffeFe
ere find that the moment that Reaanol
Ointment touches their tortured akin
the itching stops and healing beginA
That IL Why doctors have preecrthsd
II 90 successfully for nvcr ~ years IN
even the sevcrest cAsea nt sckenA,
rlnEworn. rashea. and many other tor
mrnting. dlafsguring skin diseases.
Aided By warm baths with Remlnol
Soap. Rcainol Ointment usually makes
sick skin or scalp healthy. quickly.
easily and at little coat
Realnol Ointment and Renlnoi Soap
also greatly help 10 clear away pslsa-
plea and dandruff sold By all drug
gists. s.--Adv.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-17

To underx.zzd E7E s1rwe q @aa
sanry ens MAST nrxx kzrw s4zE C1azs
Anrek1zse = rAe Fazrz - SeE TarE
wMere me scen@rT Ez1 EruEe<-es &C
nnas a. tAe sAe4Ersr11 pra@ zGrszIzz
shx1 wees Al Ez1ze1y fzsE ara nGz<
fer stnrzge-
A gr0up of members sat = tAe Ez=E.
Hry Ct the Lambs Cab ca Al 1fEer-
noon nct long EsoL A sOzhrE gate
man. wearing his hair AcEg G.a via
rubber rims On his eyeglasses. EaSsed
thrcugh-
WHO is fhztg- asked one q the par
ty. addressing Hap Ward. the ccmed-
ian.
Ward locked up and recognized b
the p&sser = playwright who whcte nc
less than three pr0ncunced faSlurss
last season
-Oh. fhat" saId ward--thatis
Gains fzvsrife author ---Saturday
Evening Post
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-17

Errs ts - Ese6 for hasehing shoesd
As xntkrre6 Hf least cnre Gay. Istce
4xsIy or cfteHer Ia bssteF u tAefN u
xnsxsr e srNeGisE % severe eahhnk.
e. 4 tAey aTN tkahle 70 becene nasdy
frua sews CT henz or set ca ~ efoodl
As1s 91rszx TIE cay. Tie eGk = iAsa
scr cns pzrpeee eaiy: The A2tcAing q
a eAbxR. HE'S tkas purpose along ~
saSszx preEwr care - tke eEx before
seez1.x TA@ freaAer tAe sEEr are Al
u=s e sesrkGg tA< hsstsg. HoSeyer.
sxrs can BE kspt ten TO twelve dAys
Asfsrw nsst1ak NhNa tAAn - aonA
sAey sAczA hs kept u . cool. rsAsoe.
aAEy cry pace xwAy frum the sunb
r1ys ana snr1e4 cGre daily. A tempefs
ars-e q 50 degrees % - degrees Y =
rsxAt fcr ke<paag the eggA Aveia
kemzszg EAesz mgay esy& 60 sAe W
sa1ssy q sho nsing germ u lowered ~
k.ssaizg. Do net keep ths sGEA u Q
ssmpsrafure above % degrees Y. se.
fecx for hntchlag the kind Of e&xM you
sAsA % Erc1ac~. TIE sire. shape And
eoEsg q tAe egss are Inherited char.
screrasgAeA Select well rrUpcriioned
ezra Tea eAnaos tel the ser Of the
eAsrkea an egg VIII prc1nce ~ iss
Stage
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-17
NoRTHxEsr MARKI REPORTS;
GENERAL CR0P CONDITIONS

Purtlsua--wh whest-- Blnestsm. li.0ii
fortyfoiA ele; club s2e: red hfe'
s1<; Russinn p1r.
Hsy-Essterp Oregon timothy. 1850
0is.so: valley tinssthS. SIC: alfalfa
81
MEnfses-spos prisss; Braa saa@
13.so per ton: shortA $3.50 = -;
relied bariey, ss1. .So1s4So.
Con-whsis 81 PER toa; eraekeA
sss.
Observation-Disclosures. sscssi pr
.susss: tonaaoss. stel1-so psr er1tss
e.bhaxs, 81. sol. 50 hunArud; garlic.
Zoe pcara: psppsrs. 20 = 2se; ear
pinnl 1se; sprUufA ettse; horssrsa-
ish sac; cnnli6owsr. S191f5; esissy.
81. 80 pr crate; lsttneA. sz.so83. =
psr crate; cnrumbsrA si-3S & Lto;
hrtkouss Ietfucs. TSc<2si bon: spinach
soce7sl: asparagus. 9oG2s per pound; |;
rhnbarh t1Q1Ite poupd
Potatoes - 0reg0a. Sl-1S q Lso.
yakima 81. soa- lso per saek; ssestA
g. 2St13. 50 per hunarsA
Oui0ns -0regun. buying pricsA ~
Z. O. b. shipping poinG
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g. rs: fnn<y. 81; choice. si-1s<tl 50;
Yell1E Newaouws extra fzn<y. ~:
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dnekn. isfalee: geese. lee
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The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-17
TELEPHONES Foa ToURlsrA


TIE Lincoln highway tourist across
NevnAA ks 10 have another co1ven-
tence AZ his ssryics i 4 piaz1net %
run : doukse copper teiepAc1e vie
alung the LtBcogn higAway fr0m salt
Lake 20 Ezy. and theEce % ke1n
Cuttn stAttons VII ~ estahl1xAed o2e
nIle apart afcng TIE wHy. and ~
meMna of these st&ff111 10 tr1geier
cnzid ever become stranded ~ great
e. distance than = kA1f ME rro1
tefephnze stzttcn. frezz whicA he could
enu fnr relief A trzyeser VII be aAse
% procure an tnzrrz@ezs ~ ezxher e14
a. the rrgse ~ payzzg snzaM <eRua1f
On q. just amffieSe@E % izEzre rs re-
kmrm IN proper en11trhC1 wAez he
re1ekes ne szzEksn ~ r1e rehe< ez1
81 MS sgzrzeE- Cer-zzzkF rke Ss-c1llss3
aewr1rs of Seaer1 xzE@2 are rz9a1AE
heenEzg sAnwn C EA&zr t4rr1r1
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-17
naa use Fer IL

Al a dlnnsr the other night speak
er referred 20 the witty remarks ocea-
sicnaily made by the feeble minded,
and tod this story as an example:
Rseeztiy . man happened into q
tcwn where there wEs . county Asy'
IuEn. and in walking past the place be
got Into q conversation With one o.
the harmless inmates who had the
privilege Of the grounds
4 suppose remarked the stranger,
@that you are familiar with the ecun'
try around here
-Oh, yes," was the prompt rejoindeF
og the feeble minded oas, 4 know AL
about if.~
Good" commented the stranger
Then you can tell me where thia rail-
road goes
II doesn't 20 anywhere" seriously
replied the other. I'VE keep II here 70
run trains on."-Philadeiphsa Tcle
graph-
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-17

Once there was q Iax7 servant vhc
wizhed she was rich
SO = fairy appeared and gave her
lamp.
-Rnb that lamp exrAAined ths
fairy, -and y0u can have what Jon
want
But The lazy servant Was not I'm
pressed
..Htfs Just q scheme TO get the brass
work polished she yawned-
And 20 her fortunes remained as
they we're
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-17

Mobile, Ala. - An experiment. un
ique in the eountry's military history
was begun here when two American
batttleships - the New York and Ar
kansas-bombarded armor test FORTH
cations near Fort Morgan. All day
long the two superdreadnaughts huries
big projectiles from their batteries
into the Notifications with high OH.
cials Of the War and Navy department.
looking on. The results Of tho test,
which ultimately are expected 10 have
important bearing on future fortiHca.
tions legislation. were not announced.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-17

r~-----~
Legislative pruxram with . view 70
aetiea On all lmpogtant measures 10
tins for ediournmsnt u Jane. Ths
hoase leMasrs agreed that Il weud BE-
impoasEbls 10 aeeompliaA the tahk
ahsmd In 90 slurt . tins. alsho1ga
steps win b taken 70 hurry On with
the u'oFk as rapidly - poesibis.
D9mansas for Immediate aefion on
the part of preparedness bills were
mnda in the senate whan tAs matter of
taking up The public lands. watsrpoveF
ara rural credit ieginlntion was
hroarhed. Senator Chamberlain de-
elMred be wcald noe be SURPRISED u. ~
q result Of the punitive expodition into
Mexico. 6snarai villa were proclaimed
: national hero ard 50. 900 Mexican
trOopa rallied 70 hIa standard 70 resist
American tToopa.
Senator BcFAh. who has been one Of
The m0st persistent critics of tia ad-
ministrAtion's Mexican policy up q
this time. gave complete lndcrsemsns
70 the Presidents action. bat warned
congress 70 prepare for war. declaring
that no man knew what consequences
might follow the invasion Of Mexico.
even on q punitive expedition. He re-
ferred 10 the Prcaident's recent warn
ings 70 congress concerning intaTna-
tionaI complications. and said congress
had not heeded the warnings. but 81,
still with regard 70 national defense
/ Iexialafion.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-17

London With view to liberating
more men for active service In the
army. the government has revised the
list Of starred occupations, employ
ment which has hitherto exempted
workmen. Il il announced details will
be published Immediately.
In eases where Il is found impos-
sible to remove occupations alto
gether from the starred list men under
80 years win be replaced by women or
older men.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-17

TIE admiration which Rob felt for
his aunt Margaret included all her At
tributes
Il don't care much for plain teeth
Ike mine. Aunt Margaret" said Bob
one day. after long silence. during
which he had watched her in laugh
ing conversation with his mother.
4 wish / had some copper-toed ones
like yours. Youths Companion
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-17

n Paso, Tex.-A party of so sold
iers from Fort Bliss began the pursuit
of Q number Of Mexicans Saturday,
who, with q wagon train Of small arni
ard ammunition, were said TO hsye
taken . westerly course along the Rit
Grande, on the American side. Sil
Mexicans, suspected Of being Villa
spies, were arrested by the "a Past
police. Among the number Was Gen.
eraI Manuel Banda, formerly viii
commander Of the Jusrez garrison, and
Colonel Pablo Luna, formerly a mem
Der Of Villas personal bOdyguard
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-17

Wages Up Twice Since March I.
Tacoma, Wash. - Wages Of the
Northern Pacific and Milwaukee rail-
road section men have been raised
twice since March !, II was said BY
railroad officials Tuesday. Ths frat
advance was made March /, from
sI.50 to sf.65 day. and the second
was made March 10, from tl.66 70
s1.T5 day. Seven hundred and fifty
men are employed 10 tho Tacoma divis-
ion Of the Northern Pacific and 760 on
the Seattle division. The Milwaukee
railroad employs regularly 500 section
men between Tacoma and Cle Elum.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-17

Laredo, Tex. = American concerns
operating in the Monterey district and
in the vicinity of Mapimi, state Of
Durango, have ordered their employees
to leave Mexico at once, owing TO un-
rest aniong the lower classes Of Mexi-
cans, according 70 American passen-
Rers from that section. 250 Of whom
reached the border here Monday. There
is no apparent ill-feeling against
Americans in Nusvo Laredo and the
order in this vicinity is normal.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-17
Straight Stuff.

Il can't see but that women are
just as rational as men" declared the
proprietor Of the PIupeFfect picture
parlor.
How now
Haven't had any demand from the
women that ] run the last reel Of .
lore story first Louisville Courier
Journal.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-17

Washington, D. c.-Representative
Borland's amendment TO the executive,
legislative and judicial appropriation
bin, which would require the thousands
Of clerks IN the executive departments
Of the government here to work eight
hours . day instead Of seven was
stricken from the measure in the house
on q point Of order. Mr. Boriand then
introduced another TO reduce the num-
Der Of clerks by 10 per cent on June /.
Republican leader Mann made an at
tack on the annual appropriation for
automobile expenses for cabinet offers.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-17

No one ever doubts the curative
powers of Hanforda Baisam after
once nsEng II for external ailments on
man or beast. Countless unsolicited
testimonials from users Of this valu.
able remedy show what II has done
Tor them. and the manufacturers guar.
antee insures your satisfaction or the
return OF your money. ADV.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-17

-FA," said little Jimmie, Il was very
near getting To the head Of my class
today"
How was that. JImmie7"
why, q big word came all the way
down TO ue. and II only could have
speIt Il should have gone clear up
Philadelphia Record.