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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
Secretary of War Withdraws
From Cabinet When Execu.
tive Declines to Press for
Continental Schedule.
BRECKENRIDGE FOLLOWS
CHIEF TO PRIVATE LIFE
Major General Hugh L. Scott
Automatically Becomes In.
cumbent of Post Until Ap.
pointment Is Made.

Wnnhingtou' Feb ~ S,or,ta"y
Garrison has resigned from the cahi-
net because President Wilson declined
go insist without comprumis' upon the
adoption of tho cuntiu"riUl ann, pidnl
h, congress The resignation was
tend, rcd and excepted Yesterday and
with MIR Garrison the assistant sccrc-
tar, oi Was. Henry -. Brock"ni .dg"
| !rii the service Of tho government
Tn" reasons Tor Secretary GarI.
sons resignation and iiv acceptance"
b, the president ~" lis'ios"d inl
Iougthy correspondence made public
h.two,u th.m. The CORES puudonoe
revealed that while the secretary lcft
the cabinet pr!ncipally bccau-" thcl
! president would not "4rr"yocnhiV. sup
| uort m. continental army plan, his
| opposttiuq 10 the administrations pru-
gram Tor setting n definite tim" iut|
Finpino ind"p, ,ndon'c was an impor'
ant pctor
Secretary Garrison contenhed that
mt, "A federal continental army lu-
r;.nd Of u recognized national guar !.
could be IN. nnin military dependence
of IA" country whil" tn" president
copt-udcd that 40 one plan could he
enforced upon congress
There was considerable rpocuintIo1
i"iny over n p"'s'h.c 7n'' 't' W 20
'S"'retnry Garrison. Ih"s' ialn'" "'
most prominently ln''u"'u h'P''
sentative Shcriey. of kcntucfy. Se'r"-
'aiN Ian" "i w" 'hl"r'"f H'p' '"i'"'
nuI Assistant secretary Roosevelt "f
the navy department
Tn. president has alroad, made MP
hi- mind TO appoint Democrat to IN"
place. Former Govctnnr Walsh of
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11

ull rho Nustru. iuorlplu foruFu
ntu, iHliH IH.u,d t memorandum de.
lrp.lluug1r, toIl"Ws the hDre taken
at German, Thc m,unrnnuuiu
.htra.. thut the UWsn admiralty
u lHI. caused a. uuUu,r ut mrr'
Irit.-u uu,r. Co no ARMED
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
LITTLE oI IMPORTANCE
REPORTED IttON PARIS

Paris, Foo r. D'35 y. NJ Ihc
official communication issued this If-
tcinoon by the French war depart
m"nt says.
I'm tho cours" Of the night ih"r"
was no event Of Importance to re
puit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
MOTHER ARMED ITkil\N
SHIP GIVEN btNRA<t'I

WASHINGTON, r'rU. II" On rrprc-
s,ntations by the Italian cmuaFsy tnnt
ncr guus Al, to pc used ont. iui de
frnsiyc purposes. the state depart
mcnt today approved a request Tor
clearance from Sew York ,! tine ltil-
ian steamship Tdormina.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
THE DAY IN CONGRESS
sen >1i,.

St> VIE.
Considered y lraguan treaty
IN executive Hc-rinh
Military afiuitH commute" de
cidcd to begin preparation of
army bin MoniI'
IIpt ~.
General drhat, on The post
ofncc appropiiatIuu hin rcsumcd.
Naval ana military affair com
mites continued u'lringa ON the
nutionll dDtcnfr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
Earth QuiUers
Are Registered
in , Colleges
Buffalo Records a Ten Second
Shock. While Georgetown
University Instrument Also
Notes Lengthy One.

Buffalo ~ g. Feb. ll Th" sois-
Wusrrpu at ,.n1sius collrs' her" re-
curd.d an earthquake ut sea seconds
duration M $50 o'nlp"k today II was
stated thu, M, SHOCK Vu- probably
local Geo the United states md uu-
duuhtcdlN occurred in the southwest
Wlshingi,-, Fob H. Earth pull
sniions extending over seF,,ai hours
were rrcord"d today ou tho -'isuD-
graphs At Georgetown university mere.
director Tundnit eltd thrs W,rr oi Do"
isntilpan'r. being part ut q s"ti"e "i
pmlsa'lous Which have been pnluF g.
tor some liur
Arizona republican., 1916-05-30
At the lamara

"The Dumb Girl of Portici," just mentioned like that does not mean much to picture goers in Phoenix, but to say in the same sentence Anna Pavlowa, and immediately there are all sorts of questions and answers flinging back and forth. Anna Paw Iowa can be seen today in Phoenix The Lamara theater, under the man agement of John H. Barnsord, se- cured the exclusive run of four days for this great attraction, opening this morning promptly at II o'clock, with performances every two hours there after all day
 All over the United States this pie ture has received the most tumultuous of receptions. An idea of what is doing with it elsewhere can be ob- tained when it is known that the Cort theater in San Francisco took in s52,000 in one week. or over $7.000 Ia day for seven days. to see the i--- comparable Pavlowa.
 Phoenicians will have the opportun- ity of life time to see this picture in the coming four days. Advice from MT Barncord is to see the afternoon shows and avoid the night crowds.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-30
FINANCES and MARKETS

(Continued from Page Nine)
Arizona republican., 1916-05-30
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
GUN CLUB sHooT-one of the bia

GUN CLUB SHoOT-One of the big gest gun club shoots to be held this season will take place at the fair grounds traps at 2:30 this afternoon. The sportsmen will have out their scatter guns and will participate in breaking the little white flyers. Pres ident Twitchell and Secretary Del. Morrell wish to invite everybody out who is interested in this sport.
 EXTENSION GRANTED-The San- ta Fe, Phoenix and Prescott F. R. was yesterday granted permission to ex- tend the time of their tariff on ma chinery from Jerome to Clarkdale until December 31st. 1916. The new rate was made during the moving of con- siderable heavy machinery from the old smelter at Jerome to the new one in the town of Clarkdale. The machinery is no. all moved. and it will probably take until the first of the year to get t all transferred.
 MRS. BRiSBOiS EAST-Mrs. George o. Bristois left last evening for her former home in Kentucky where she
Arizona republican., 1916-05-30

vote in the primaries. But with George Mcdonald there is said to be lined up an appreciable bunch of the ver-the-river vote, thus breaking the age-old democratic tradition that the entire south would support a Mesa candidate.
 A similar division of the solid south is said to have been discov- cred in the case of C. s. Stapley, of Mesa, a candidate for senator from Maricopa.
 The would-be sheriffs among the demos now include George McDon- aid, present county treasurer; E. L Shaw, w. H. Wilky and Tom Peyton.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-30
ADJUSTMENTS
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
 AT ARIZONA TODAY

Douglas Fairbanks, the boyish star of The Habit of Happiness" a new Tri- angle Fine Arts feature, has surely found his forte in the films That he has already become the most popular juvenile comedian appearing on the screen is the claim of many of his ad- mirers, and it must be admitted that his famous personality has at any rate given him a place of note among screen stars.
 Fairbanks has been on the stage only since 1901, when he made his de- but as the lackey Francois in "Riche- lieu" in support of Frederick Warde, at FOrd's Theater Baltimore. He re- mained with this eminent actor for an entire year, playing a variety of roles in Shakespearean repertoire. Then he joined Effie shannon and Herbert Kel- cey in Her Lord and Master" which played for five months at the Man. hattain theater, New York. His res ignation from the stage followed, that he might begin work as a broker in Wall street; but the lure of the pro- fession compelled his return in 1903.
 He joined Minnie Dupree in Rose of Plymouth Town" After some minor engagements, he signed a seven 4year- contract with William A. Brady and appeared in a series of successes among them "The Pit" which was rem iniscent of his broking experience: Two Little Sailor Boys" AS Ye Sow" "Fantasma," "FrenZied Finance" "The Man of the Hour" and "All for a Girl" Later nm "A Ceptlamop fror, f;Ss;s sippi," with Tom Wise; "The Cub" "A Gentleman of Leisure Officer 666," Hawthorne of the U. S. A." the revival of "The New Henrietta" He Comes Up Smiling" and The Show Shop" were notable engagements. He has also played in vaudeville with a sketch of his own called "A Regular Business Man"
Arizona republican., 1916-05-30
"John Needham's Double" Last Time
 Today


 Theater goers of Phoenix will have their last opportunity today to see John Needham's Double" which is now showing at the Columbia theater
 This picture presents an excellent case where each of the essential com ponents of a production are as near perfect as the most critical could re- quire.
 "The result is an approximately per feet whole and we can unhesitatingly state that John Needhams Double, taken from a comparative standpoint, is equal to the best features of the past half year"
 So much for the critical opinion of the best paid and most feared of the New York reviewers Tyrone Powers is one of the greatest character actors in America. In this picture he has to bring to his work all the wonderful artistry that has made him such a dramatic star in the legitimate.
 The two characters, as the title inn plies. in this drama, are counterparts That is the punch of the yarn, but it is also the thing that makes it the most difficult of production. Tyrone Power plays both. One is drunken profli- gate who is on the road to ruin and the other the man he poisons. But the detail of the story will not help the patron enjoy it. It is enough to know that this picture. can command the unstinted approval of the most caustit and feared of critics and be pronounced by him one of the most perfect picture
Arizona republican., 1916-05-30

expects to visit friends and relatives for the summer. An hour after she left Chief Rrisbois began talking of begin ming an action for desertion. However, this may not be necessary as before departing on tn. first trip she has made away from home since they were married Mrs. Brisbois promised tc write every day and exacted a like promise from her summer widower that Ee would do the same. He spent last evening in inditing the first epis- tie a
Arizona republican., 1916-05-30
SOLID SOUTHS|DE i SAID ID bE BUST

The entry of Tom Peyton, the Mesa marshal, into the democratic race for sheriff has upset the dope all down the line. Now there are four earnest seekers and only one office, and there has developed a deal of spec ulation as to how the north and south sides will line up.
 Peyton, with strong support from the entire south side, would become a serious contender, as his rivals would be dividing up the north side
Arizona republican., 1916-05-30
Charlie Chaplin Last Time at Lion
 Today

Charlie Chaplin Last Time at Lion Today
 It will be a very "grouchy" person indeed, who can see Charlie Chaplin in "The Floorwalker" and not laugh. His best antics are performed on the es- calator or moving stairway, but every foot of the two thousand feet of film will entertain. "The Floorwalker' is the first of the new Mutual Chaplin comedies and Manager Leecraft of the Lion announces that every new Chap lin comedy made for the coming year will have it's first showing in Phoenix at this house. "The Floorwalker" will be shown for the last time today first show starting at 10 a. m. and continu- ing all day.
 Tomorrow the Lion will present Kathlyn Williams in a splendid Selig feature in five acts, Into the Primi- tive" which is said to be even better than Thou Shalt Not Covet," which drew big audiences on it's showing here.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-30

Of the half year just passed This is of splendid value to Blue Bird pictures, for they are just making themselves known.
 Some of the old timers of Phoenix may remember Walter Nalasco, who appeared several years ago at Eastlake park with stock company. He acted with Fred Mussey of this city. His work in this picture is very good.
 The Pathe Weekly showing flood scenes of the Colorado river at Yuma, Arizona, will also be an added feature.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-04-27
PERU

Philip Hapgood is home from somer
vile, Mass.
A. NJ. Best of New York was in town
over Sunday.
Delmer Stone mad telephone
placed in his house this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Crawford have
moved into the Sherman house.
Rev. s. S. Wood was out of town
over Sunday. Mrs. Wood supplied the
pulpit here.
Mrs. L. A. Copeland, who has been
i'll for some time was taken to the
hospital Sunday,
The annual meeting OF the Congre
gational church and society which
was called for Saturday afternoon was
adjourned on account of the rain until
Tuesday afternoon of this week.
NJ. j. Hapgood recently made triT
to Boston for the special purpose Of
attending the great gathering for the
advancement OF the general interests
OF New England, bringing out the
point himself in the meeting that one
OF our chief objects should be th'
preservation of our forests. which was
very appropriate for one who has
decided so much land to the govern
ment
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-04-27
RHEUMATISM CAN Be CURED

Iwant to prove it to your satisfaction. II you
have acute or chronic Rheumatism, Neuritis,
Iumbago Sciatica, Arthritis. Varicose Veins, or
Gout. write today for my FREE BOOK on
"RHEUMATIsM." ! give steam Electrical Treat
ments my office. MY home treatment, PAGES
OIL LINIMEN1.' is on sale at reliable druggists
for soc. and 800, or postpaid from II. P. Page,
los Huntington Ave. Boston, Mass.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-04-27
Congregational Church

Rev. Stephen S. Wood, pastor.
Morning service at II o'clock. Ser
mon, "A Handful of Corn
Sunday school at the close of the
morning service.
Christian Endeayor on Sunday eve
ming at 7.30. Subject, Using Sunday
for this world and the Next" Leader,
Delmer Stone.
The Ladies' Aid society met last
week with Mrs. Effie Russell on Wed.
nesday afternoon. 1t meets this week
on Wednesday afternoon at the home
CT Mrs. Mark b. Lyon.
Cottage Prayer meeting at the par
sonage on Thursday evening. Subject
THE Good Samaritan
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-24

Mrs. Eta GerkinR and daughter
having gone 40 the walia walia vail
ley 20 spend the summer. a vacancy is
left in the office OF local librarian.
Applications VIII be received by Mrs
Alice Price, secretary OF the board.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-24
PIONEERS REUNION
JUNE 2 AND 8. 1915

Al the preliminary meeting held
Monday 10 arrange for the annual pio-
neers reunion. President George w.
Gross OF Athena presided and good
iy collection OF good citizens were
present.
Friday and Saturday. June : and 3.
1915. Weston. Oregon. were fixed up
on as the time and place for holding
the twenty-fourth annual reunion 81
the UmatilIa County Pioneers Aasocia-
tion. The third annual reunion Of the
Sons and Daughters OF Pioners will
be held in connection with the time
honored gathering OF the parent So
ciety.
President Gross announced the ap-
pointment OF the following commit
tees:
Grounds--J. M. Ashworth. =. C.
Rogers, Frank Price.
program-clark Wood, @. r. Rob
inson. Claud Price.
Sports. M. Price. II, q. Sailing.
r. q. Lucas. John Barnes. DIR. G. H.
Smith.
Finance--L II. van winkIe, w. II.
Gould. Orvai Duncan.
Printlng--S. A. Barnes. H. l. He'd
slrick. III. Al. Brandt
Receptionw William Mackenzie, J,
M. Banistqr. John McRae.
Transportation r. u. Watts, A.
p, Perry. s. 8. Nelson.
Radges-H Goodwin. w. A. Barnes.
Earl Kirkpatrick
Concessions-LA r. O'Harra. ]. r..
Snider. A. James.
speakers--E. n. smith. y. 9. Greer,
J. nj. 0'Harra
Decoration--E. o. DeMoss. Sidney
Rarnes. w. 3. Price. Odessa Kirkpat-
rick. Gladys Smith.
Music-J. IL Price. J. II. Williams.
Joe Hodgson.
FIG. Lucas was unanimously chosen
as general chairman or executive head
OF the committee organization. and g.
A. Barnes was reelected general sec
The several committees are
requested to have their budget esti-
mates ready for the next meeting,
called BY Chairman Lucas.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-24
sGucst Dayr or the Ladies. club.

on Saturday. March is, the home
OF Mrs. J. III. Price was the scene Of
one OF the most enjoyable afternoons
In Weston's social history. II WAS the
annual guest day Of the Saturday
Afternoon Club. and among the guests
were a number OF prominent Athena
women The parlors were elaborate
nv decorated in the club colors. pink
and white. pink and white carnations
being used in the dining room. An
enjoyable program was given, con-
sisting OF the following numbers.
Piano solo by Mrs ], Wurzer; an
interesting paper on Household Sani-
tation.'' by Mrs. C. III. Smith; piano
selection, Mrs. r. d. Watts; gypsy
duet. sung in costume by Mrs. E. NJ.
Smith and Mrs. Robert Prondfit.
After the program the ladies We're
entertained with little contest
which proved very amusing, The fist
prize was awarded to Mrs #. Ri Boyd
OF Athena and the second prize to
Mrs. II s. Wood OF Weston. (This
was purely a coincidence, no suhsidiz-
ing or the local press being intended \
Al most ielectable lunch was served,
the club color scheme being carried
out at the dining table BY the serving
OF pink and white cake and Ice cream.
During the refreshnlent hour the la
dies were regaled with grafanola on
cratic selections.
Altogether there were about fifty
present. The guests were:
Mrs. r. b, Boyd. Mrs. M. L. Watts,
Mrs. Homer r. Watts. Mrs Henry Dell
Mrs, w. p. Littlejohn. Mrs. z. b.
Richards and Mrs. Walters OF Athena;
Mrs. j. III Ingram. Mrs z, c. Price.
Mrs. Il. s. Wood. Mrs T. n. Van VIM
kle. Mrs. N, d. Wood. Mrs Hodg-
son. Mrs. ]. w, Porter. Mrs, J. r.
Stanfield. Mrs. A. W. Lundell. Mrs.
n. F, Lavender. Mrs, r. 1. Reynaud,
Mrs. G. M. Price. Mrs. G. w. Keen,
Mrs, II. C. Greer. Mrs, L. /. o'Harra,
Miss Erma Mcintyre,
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-24

IN and after April 10. 1910. the water
viii I've turned on at4the main. r. l..
Wilson. superintendent.
Spring Is here and everyone wants
new clothes. IL you like class and
style. see Mrs. Clemence Raynand. ex-
merit saamstress and dressmaker. Nor
nal Heights. WIN gladly help select
patterns and trimming. (Adv.I
In Justice Parkes' court af penile-
ton judgment was given for plaintiffs
IN the civil action f0 recover on ac-
counts for merchandise. brought hy
Watts n Rogers and r. II. O'Harra
against Or. NJ. s. Kern.
No yonnvster with new red wagon
could he pronder than Roy Read over
the receipt OF his new baritone saxa-
phone. II Ii a splendid Beuscher In
strument, listed al $40.
Lowell and Frank Rogers and &. n.
Dupuis. leading Umatilla county agri-
culturisis. had the fun last Sunday Of
Watching a real Weston shower
o. n. DeAIoss. who has been working
with railroad bridge force on the
Oregon Short Line. IN visiting his
brother and friends In Weston.
! have the Ford agency. Let me
talk with YOU about that new car you
want to hny, III. r. Hedrick ut Wes-
ton Garage.
O. b. DeAIoss, who has heen doing
bridge work on the Oregon Short Line.
Il here for visit with his brother and
friends.
u. Nj. Akers on lone, Oregon. arr
rived Wednesday morning for a visit
with his sister, Mrs. A. w, Lundell.
Mrs. Il. w. Achilles, formerly of
Weston, Is 4 patient In the College
Place sanitarium near Walla Wallis.
Ground Is heing broken for the new
brick store room 0f the Weston Mer-
camille Co.'S grocery department.
Beginning Monday. Royden's auto
stage will leave a half hour earlier, at
7:30 q. m. and 1880 p. m. (Adv.l
MIR, and Mrs. II. b. lee OF Milton
were recent guests on the Scott Ranis-
ters AZ their home near Weston.
The Milton postoisice safe was crack
ed by yeggmen Tuesday night, but
yielded only $40 worth OF loot.
Earl Contts has gone into the soft
drink business at Pendieton In part
nership with Pat McDevitt.
Wen take back plain lard pals and
those bearing our brand ut and l0c
cash. Perry a Weber.
Mrs. Anna Warner OF Baker. Ore
gon, Is visiting her parents, MIR. and
Mrs, N. III. Nelson.
All accounts owing Earl Coutts are
due and payable to me, at once. orval
Duncan.
Mrs. Rebecca Culley Of Walla Walla
was recent guest Of Mrs. j. y. STAN
Held.
Pure.bred Rhode Island Red eggs,
5ocper setting. City Feed MIL.
Mrs d. N. Mcdonald Of walla Wal
la is visiting Grandma Banister.
Monroe Turner has been visiting in
Weston from Spokane.
Fishing tackle galore. Watts 4
Rogers.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-03-24
BREvITIES

w~~N-r-~ -
Good work horses for sale. .. A
; Ross.
ride with Joe Wood at trait
prices. tAdy)
| Pure-bred Rhode Island Red rccs'
tera for sale. Ean Dudley.
preanmakInE and sewing. Mrn
Florence Skinner. Broad street
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for
Matching az SO cents per ssttins Of H.
Mrs. l.. =. Wood
Professor and Mrs. Y. E. oeiss Of
the Pendleton school faculty we're Yls-
lting sunday with Weston friends
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. James were enter
tained Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur
Douglas nj their home near Athena.
Henry PInksrton. pioneer. came
over from Athena Monday 20 see "
his old home town was still ON the
map.
IA. r. johnson was In town during
the week from Fnlryiew Farm. oper-
atinE the phonograph for the Creation
PHOTO drama.
We have Just unIoaded car OF Red
Cedar fence posts. We have them
for sale. all well tsrred with coal Tar.
Weston nrlckyayd.
Mrs ". NJ. Warren spent last week
a. 81 A.r and HMs1Hhs
Ter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warren. at
the Frank Rogers farm near Eastiand.
Just reeeiyed--A new shipment OF
Spring Canyon lump coal, the coal
thnt makes the white heat. A mini
mum Of dirt and dust. Weston brick
yard.
A baby daughter born Sunday TO Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Reynolds at their
home IN this city was called by death
the day following. much 20 the sor-
row OF the young parents.
j. l.. Pauldwin. amctioneer. Stock,
farm and land sales IN Washington.
Oregon or Idaho. Write for terms.
lnuT ~. Main street, telephone 30s3.
waila walln, wash. tAdy.)
Colonel r. q, Lucas has beautiful
hay window. which IN much admired.
This II not Intended. as n personal AL
Iualon. the colonel having just had an
attractive bay window attached 10 his
family domieiie)
Mra Eta Gerking and daughter
having gone 40 the waiia Wnila wall
ley 10 spend the summer. vacancy Ia
left in the office OF local librarian.
Applications VIII be received by Mrs.
Alice Price. secretary OF the board.
chief wilson did come good work
last week in grading and improving
part or Franklin street and Pomeroy
street with ths county's ncraper. This
week the machine was commissioned
hy J. NJ o'Harra, road supervisor for
the district.
Manager Lucas announces that TO
every fannette attending the first ball
game of the season on the local lot |
will be- given. with the compliments OF
the team. score card bearing the pic
,ure of aome ball player OF national
reputation.
Am required by ordinance. dog tax
must he raid ON or before April 4.
1915. at tho rate Of 800 for male |
ard 1850 for female aogr. All nm
sngwea dngs Within ghe city limits
win lc killed from and after that
date. r.. y. Wilson. chief OF police.