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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-31

this year. This is regrettable for two
vile has always managed to scrape
together a pretty nifty team, and the
other is that Oroville has the best
playing grounds in the county, barring
none. There is quite a lot of new ma
terial in town, so it is reported by
knowing ones, and should the public
become enthdsed club could be or
ganized that would hold its own
against all corners. The season is a
trifle early, and there is no telling
what may develop before real spring
comes drifting along.
+. G. Romig, of Seattle, who is as
ISOLATED with Fred Gadberry in the
handling Of Okanogan lands, with an
office in Seattle, spent Sunday in OrO
Vile and while here put in his time
looking over the adjacent country. Mr..
Romig devoted a number of days in
different parts of the valley familiariz-
| ing himself with the land situation so
as to be able to talk Okanogan to those
looking for location in the best I'M
developed portion of the state.
Guy Fruit was over from Loomis
Tuesday. Mr.. Fruit has been holed up
at home all winter, and with the excep-
ton of a trip to Tonasket it was the
| first time he had been out Of his home
town since last fall. He reports the
roads between Oroville and LOOMS to
be in very fair condition. Speaking of
the winter, Mr.. Fruit AYERS that the
past winter was the longest and most
severe that he has ever experienced in
northern Okanogan county, and he is
one of the pioneers of this section.
i Ensign Emma Anderson, financial
Representative of the Salvation Army
Rescue Home, of Spokane, was solicit
| ing funds in Oroville for that very
worthy institution Monday, and met
with kindly reception and liberal re-
Spouse among the business men. Miss
Anderson is a young woman of very
pleasing personality. She has been an
officer in the Salvation Army for
eleven years, and proves by her de-
meanor that one can be cheerful, hap
py and genial while carrying on re-
ligious work.
John Reed, one of the cattle kings of
the Loomi3 section came to Oroville
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-01
Grnabrungs-Trage.
1iirite i'm Safe eines Giienbagn'
itreifs iiir Cincinnati nidJt ge'
fGgroet lucroen.

gg9eil ooS bier gc5p9ene @emilie mo
ionitige gtabrungsmittel, Die &c.
p0bnlih na6 Dem Often qe3en,
bier arlf oen Warft gebrnd)t per.
ben miiiien. - IS iii all6 bis al,f
neiteres feline @efabr fir einen
Sleiifmangel oorbanoen - San,
oelsfanlmer ien6et Gepei6en naW
Baibiugton uno tritt fir 9ei6e-
lalting be5 S6ie6sgeridJts
3ips ein. Central Sabor Goull.
eli perlanat ad)tltiiitoigen glr6eits.
tag 6ei 5eGnitiinoieem 2oGu fir Die
giienbabncr. - 8erlpabrt fiG &c;
gen ~ancatidaft" fir meritani.
ide glrbeiter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-01
0ies mno Sas.

Der Banter unO 5abritant
Cabin 3. 5ribman DON Rep Rias
mpnb, 8. ertldrte iid ssitsrn i'm
8unoesgsri6t fir 5G3lunssunfdbig.
Gr sie6t feline glttioa nit $40, ,165
uno bic pafipd nit $21, ,331 an.
- SIM itdbtiideu 9siunbbetsamt
tpurbe gsitern lpieoer bic grtruntung
zines atnoes semeloet, pon bem man
bsfiir6tet, bab es Sinberparulpie bat.
Der Grtrantte lit Der Elm Sabre alte
R6arb Wliller BON NO. 1852 Bitten
bouie StraBe.
- Die ssren9 Bros. Bauer So,
ptro am SanaI in Der 9lGb. Der
9lum Strabe sinen pisrit6dieen gau
ais neue getriebsunlage erri4ten ldis
ZEN. nit ben 2lusgrabungs ngsarbeiten
fir bas Sunoament lit bsreits besuns
nen tporoen unb Der gau biirfte, fpie
geItern Der Superintenbent Der Sir
ma Guhel Chapman benz itGotis
iden 9autommifIGr Rsnbigs mits
tbsilte, etpa 100000 tpiten. Sas
9ebduDe pirb aubsr ben bier Stods
ipsrfen iiber benz StraBenntpeaur srpei
Studtperte unter Dem StraBenuipeail
baben unp plab senug 5ur glufnabme
BON 5000 Souuen Gts babeu.
= Die &. 81. 81. 5. 9emeinoe, De-
rem Spnasoge Iib on Der Siebenten
unp Gutter StraBe bsfinbst, bat bas
uormalise 9(pon 0dnbelbilbertbeater
10. S1s Rpdoale glpenue, gepaAtet
lnb in cine tsmpprdre Spnugp9e ums
gebaut, bic uls 3peignieoerlaiiuns Der
bienen uno am Sumitas
gum eriten Ulal benubt fperoen pirb,
Su Der 3pii9en5eit pirO it9 elm
nah einen geeisneten
Sauplab fir bic Grridtune eiuer
Spnasose in 9lDpnbale umtbuu.
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= Der Itabtii6e 8uutpmmiFdr
Henoiss tonoemntrte qeitern ben
Sinterbau bes 6auies g&O. 967-969
Oft McUliQan Strabe, b.r tiir5lih
ourd 5euer beiddoigt porbeu III.
Das @ebduoe geb0rt Clara 8. @auIe
ier in purtsrsburS, W. 9u.
- qm beutigen Gage gslansen bic
2i5enfen fir bic Sunoe 5ur 4usgube
uuo Der 2luorang Der Serren Sunbes
beiiber i'm Bureau oes Staptoubitprs
5iirfte infoIsebeFen elm iebr lebbaf=
fer iein. 2lm geItrtgen Gage iiher.
len fi6 ihon Oeri4teoene itdbtif9e
Seamte bic 2i5enieR fir ibre Oierbeis
nigen Sausfreunbe uno gum erfteE
Male isit elmer Reibe BON Sa6ren
aiug baburh bem Surb bes Cabbage
Corps bas 2i5ensI6ilb So. l berlo.
rem, Oab iif Serr 9upIon 8ladmore
bon ben itGotii6en Buferperteu
basIelbe fir Fine gulbOgge ii6erte.
9as SuloaassGorps erbielt bic 2is
sens go. 2 uno No. 3 bolte iih Stnnts
auditor 2eimann iiir ieinsn &Oter.
- Sm itdbtiiaen 8auumt purbeu
geitern bic 9lGne fiir Elm 5psiitOdiges
GebGuOe binterlegt, pelhss in Der
binoun5 nit bem i'm Ban bsgriffer
men mtoi3iHiiden gollsge btntsr bem
itGbtifden 6oipital erriftet lperbsu
ion unb etfpo $1,000 toiten biirfts.
Oas @ebGube III fir bic 9lufnuhm.
Der 5biers beitimmt, nit oensu i'm
gplIege erperimertiert lperben ptrb.
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Seatid, amsrit. stabtSubanb.

Deit g6idiif)t dilf ben llmitano,
Que Der mn nIorgigen 1ase beporite.
benbe 2eutide 1aa oas geianrnltc
ss,iitereiIc bes 9eiitidtbums in sln.
iprilf, rrinlrnt, lit oie WonntSper.
itunmIlng oes Gtdotperbanos, bic ei.
geirlih beite itattfiroen ioIlte, ar;i
Sreitog fonuuenher @ode. ben 8.
Gcptenber, peridpberr iucrbm. GcIe.
genflih oieier @eriauIrnIuns 1T Die
AnrpcIenbeit aller 9eIegaten un6 gin'
samitalieoer oringellb eruiinidt,
benn aIs Sm.ptseiddft Iiegt oie @lbl
Der Beanrten Dor itn6 ferner 1T nnd)
lrIeoiptns Der porIieeenben @efddf.
te Elm seislliaes gaiaapnsaisi1 ae-
plant
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-01
Wpn am1,pdrts
@troeu ylepublifaner fir ben
imsbes GmpiaHs einselaSeu.

sln brominente Hepilblifaner o.r
bcnadjbarten Counties iiilb geiterll
non !Serrn Gopelle, Dem Yoriiser ocs
bieii5eu republifaniifen sanlpague.
tqntnittees Ginlao,inaen 3iir 9etbeiIi.
g;ng an Der 8eridmmlitng ergangen,
gelegcntlib Delfer am fonuetloeil
Dicnitag slbeno Der repiiblifaniife
Observation-Disclosures Charles G.
SugGes cine slniprahe baltelt ipirb,
9ie @crionurillng iinoet befarut.
lid an Der Dritten unb plum Strabe
itatt. no eIite Stebnertribiine aiiige-
itlageil iperocn miro.
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eterbii@feitsberidJt.

Georgia Mfap 90 &ane, 40. 41o
popfiils Strabe, arebs.
agnes g9aaner. 81. 4706 @inona
Terrace. slitbma.
9luton Reitner. 58. $40 GanbaI
glpe., arebs.
CHARLES gseiifoui, 81, 3141 @iibap
StraBc, 2iiftrobreIleitt3iinming.
&clis 8iesIe, 76, Grie unb Barton
3ioao, RiereiIleioert.
glonIberta 8bite, 73. 1878 Sinn
StrdBe, Ser5erfDelierung.
aena Goerfcr, II, 1895 @eit 81.
bertp StraBe, SreiienbraHS.
Blanoina Jtirf, S6, 1913 TleaIant
Stra5e, Ser5Ieioen.
Dsarp SameI, ~, Yarf unS Dfc.
.Riaan Strabe, 9ierelleioeit
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unb gumerene, iutpie an bic fons
sreBa6geOrbnsten 2onglprrtb unb OIL
len Depei9en ssIanot, in pel4en iie
auf9eforoert iperben auf bic gluna6me
einss 9eieBes bin5uurbeiteH, bur6
pel6es ben Giienba6nanesiteGten Elm
aatftiinbiser 4r6sitstas gu ben 2Dbs
nsn, bic lie ieBt erbalten, 5useitanben
psrbe. gtuBsrbem piro ensrsiih sss
gen iebpeOe GeieBe proteitirt, bur6
ipeIdbe .ansritaniihen Qrbeiteru, uno
lei ss audi nur fir einsn Sag, unfrsi=
ptGige StIaDeret aufse5pungeu
tpiirbe".
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Snsenolide Surdbrenu.r.

Gie ToIi8ei iuuree scitern eriuht,
Spei jusenoIife 9ur6brenner 5u
failen. aber aaer @obri6einIi6feit
nod miro Gas 8ard,cn Der heiIiBen
Sermanooo erfolgrei6 elm Sdnipp.
den i6lagen uno unecbinbcrt III eea
Saien Der Che bineiniegeln. Die
Nurnbrenner iiuo bic 16 Sabre alte
gIunhe @hirpbp Don SO. 1928 Slap
Gtrabe iinb Der Is Sabre aIte Wia.
i9iniit elmer Bartlett Don go. 1921
GIap GtraBe. Die geiSe IN aller 6ril.
bp geitern DSorgcn ibre elterlid,sn
@obnulsseu perIieben. @ie Bartlett
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Nas sbornbpie modjte.

glnpaIt Tbornbpfe bat seitern Cen
Silfsitabtanrpalt 3ieloufa In einenl
ldngeren Sdlrciben miieeforbert, ,ul.
Der5iisli6 cine sHase geaen qoIi5ci.
def GopcIdn uno Siherbeitsoireftor
iSriebIanber anb1ngig sii MAIDEN, oa.
nit iie 6oran berianoert peroer, Oeil
polieiforporaI Tbiering inro bie'Ho.
IiSiiten Sor rib @raofbaip gum Me.
parirrn non antomobiIen 5u beiIuten,
Ia, ,pie Tbcrn6pfe bebniipta, oieies
cine ,ingciebIidc Bernitsgabuna Don
oitentlitcn @elbern iei, neil bic 2esi.
te aIs BoIioiiteir be3abIt peroen.
ferner iol mi6 cine Drcbbdnf.
ieldlc in Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be-
niist piro, tpie Tbornbpfe tpiiuidt.
beM Maiiwmt elsri6csgebe,1 suer.
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garffouserte,

ssm gurnet 8ooos Yarf ptro NOR.
gen 9safurittag I'M balb bier llbr
,iH aoiBert itattiinben. seIegeutIity
ocIien gsberger's Rapeue oas folgen'
De Nrcgraulm a,tr 9uraiiibrulJ
briitgt:
@iarf6: ySenper SHELLS" Seiiia
DIpertlire su .seidte aaDaIlerie"
Suppe
@aI5er .GagIioftro" gtrauB
potpoiirri aus .Sweetbemts"
Serbert
golitii6er Sans $40. I Sdarpcufa
acrnctiolo (gInsgepdblt)
Carl Balls.
@crriet !. @aSerepsfi
7. gSalfh' tie Gos" grods.
yotpourri aus raDe Goriune SeIler"
SeroetI
GelegeinIidj bes sioBerts Inn goen
Tarf am Ginnlitag Radpnittag miro
Die Sobn 6. @eber'ib Wlilitirfapelle
bas foIseloe Yrogranlm ou Gebor
bringer:
Qaarid,: .GIorentiner" Silcif
Siibcrtilre gu Ser @arbier bon Se.
piaa" Roiiini
aelnetiolo ..galie Caprice Sdaefer
afngitit GGoefer
Botponrri aus vaatinfa" GrimI
s,ctpourri ans 81 Iropatore" 9eroi
Snierm55o .RaiIa" OeIibes
ptarraiie iiber ~2obengrin" @agner
9le6crpotpoarri @eber
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0lmS ben, Ntmni3ipalgeri6t

@erfdisbene 2(utomobils unb Wos
iorabraier ipurben seitern pi,ber
gti9tsr 4feranbsr porgsfiibrt unb
nit GslbitraIen bsbaht. Gtarles Jrep
BON go. 3428 9iafibe 2lDenue mubts
$25 unb bic Soften be5ublsn, neil er
on cine baltenbsn Strabenbabnpassn
poriibsrssfauii mar. Grrit Snsram
BON 5lp. 30 9slen StraBs, Cartilage.
mubte SIS unb bic aoiien srlssen.
neil Ct in raisnbsm 5empp bieSpring
9rope 4penue entlang ssfabren mar.
gussne 2edrD DON Ro. 1900 Sbi.rs
patorp Roob unb griptn psntar Don
SO. 1920 Bin. Strab.. nie iid ebens
faIls tpssen automobilraitns su psrs
atltiportsn batten, tdmsn nit elmer
yeIbfrafe bon je S. baDon unb nod
sIimpflidxr psrfubr Der Ri9ter nit
70. 3. Wo3ea bon go. 1926 5olman
Gtrabs, grpinstcn, Der nur nm 81
unb bic Rotten beitraft tpurbe.
WiIiam 5ilbre!b BON go. 10 on
syiinfi. Strabe btianni. iib s,itrn
fhulbig Wettssttei in ieinsm 1eiiB
aebabt 3u Babsn unb ipurbe 5u elmer
G.lbitrafs BON $50 unb Rotten pers
urtbsiH.
Der Gdrbise Robnsb Starts Don
go. 118 Gdno alIsp ipurbe 3u feds
Wonaten 4rbtitsbaus unb elmer
Gslbitrafe bon $500. bic er sltiHs
fdIs i'm arbeitsbaus abperbienen
mub. ptrnrtbeilt, neil er i'm Jilion
Outlooi part Mdb4eH beldftisi
hdtie.
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ieincn glilae66rigcn idon frii6er nit.
octheilt bottc, pollte er nab Souis,
bile gcben, neil er BORT cine lpbnclt
Sc Yeidaftiglnlq geiirnbcn hatte mn
9Hciielstbnc fyct @lund)e i'm ali oie-
ier 9teiie begleitet. 3ie beioerieiti6en
9Riitter luaren geitern tieihetrii6t, na'
mcntliG 6rau MlrpbD. ba rad ibrer
9lniid)t ibr Go6tcrdlen NOD ptrI du
Jung gum Seiratbcn lit.
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cen. bon Dem iie geborgt iuurbc.
Ibornopfc argumeniirt in ieinelt
griei, oaB fieie Irebbonf uid)t Der
Steot gebore, ionbern oeir @aiierwer.
Ten, bic pon ben 2eilten erbalteu mir.
:'e, iu2ldle Die @aiiernlietfe be3ablten
Cb Sbornopfe nit ieinen @iiniGen
crioIgreif icin miro, bleibt ab3lpar.
ten.
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Spiepb SOffmun Bon yto. 32
Serforo 2lpenue, Surtrpea, melbete
Der qoIi5si, bab ibm aus Ieiner Dobs
nuns Elm 9iumontrins i'm Wertb BON
$175 ssItpblen purbs.
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gsm Is. grs, ssiatnm Nuns
SBe Snie Soramnnn Co., Subn g, sietsmepr,
5oi. e. 6SDf & 80, T. Z W!nlut6in
Cunningham & 1pbbliug, 3oGn " giensr
&HhnelD Carroll, q. y. Wiasrs Son,
GDus. 8. EbDHnu, D. & 8. Wiener,
gsni. y Sunimanu ". g. Dluprmanr,
%. 9. GHnn e. Co., 6befer s 9innsn,
Il. ". SegenGnrt, 66ns n. 0liarr,
Sreb. ". 6rihsn 6bas. Is. DieBsr,
Games 8. Sirn @oiuarb Wicier. Sr.,
gsIiam y. 8Ilbusr, ". seiSbarb te spns,
3pbu Z. 0naan Sreo Eagels & CONS,
Suiau @ilbsbaus, Sphn J. 8iabrl Gp.
James @iligan, Sobu Z. Nabel,
5Olu 6ooapp, ". u .Hcnnn,
3oiepb oub's spn, getsr 3ebolb
Shco. Sumer, Better Mebplo's Suus,
prnrp 3muaat & sun, Gto s.. BpBos d g.,
81 Sbenoorf, Gar Tabe,
~. wiad 5obnion, n. =. Noie,
u. Z. 5acOds &c., Shep 5ipir & Con,
5be Naoel sintp e @arase Co.,
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Sefanntma0mm9.

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". o.. spaeth,
7. 0l. Swinbler 60,
3oi. sdrriber q sou,
u. ". sirfis spns,
sgm. Di. 2ewaro,
Z. Z. Sullipnn a. 60,
&altrr 8. stEeibig,
Stnrb u. Sdjmiot,
u. ~. SurbiS,
9Iunbsrbuar d stettr,
gitt q Stermtr,
". n. Unttius,
The Meiis Sdlca 6u.,
Nillinm Z. g9irmel,
y. VI. Meiiermaun a. gun,
Mitt e. So,
Nrahmnn q; Sarffnedlt
Weu. u. gpiltiee,
I. I. gnngbiutb & Son
NrnoB 9lnto Serpiee So,
Gin'ti D. u. Smnibus 60,
I'll. E.ue.n Gin 9iuert 6p.,
E 3umiteiu rnrienb 6p.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06

For rent-Apartment in Monteras-
tell Bldg. Phone 290J.
For sale-Horce, light wagon and
bury lO9 W. Webb.
Lady wants work on ranch or cook
for bachelors 307 Aura.
Second hand sacks-I have a guam
tity for sale, Alex Manning
For Rent S-room house Garden
and Shade Inquire 617 Willow ST.
For sale by owner lot in block c.
on Thompson street. Inquire this Of
flee.
For Furnished room, suitable
for gentleman. Apply 401 Aura.
Phone 3GSW
For sale by owner, house No. 41S
and lots s, and s, Chestnut street
Inquire this office.
Lost-Three keys on ring, opposite
Forshaw's Finder return to Hoh-
bach's Bakery for reward.
Wanted-By man and wife, a job
harvesting, Prefer a combine outfit,
Address BOX 574, Newberg, Ore
Rooming house for sale. Main
street. in center Of business district
Doing good business. Inquire OF PEN
land Bros.
Mattress making, furniture repair
ing. upholstering. called for and deliv'
cred, city or country. La Dow Bros
2lg Beauregard, Phone 227J.
For sale-Five room house. east
Court street. Desirable location, close
to shool A genuine bargain. For
particulars address r. c. Jory, Mau-
pin. Ore,
For Sale-The only exclusive con-
fectionery in town of 1900, doing a
good business, Selling on account OF
other business Address East oregon
Ian. No. IL.
have 500 acres in Harney valley
10 miles from railroad now building,
200 acres good grain land, Joins good
range, all fenced, good well and
small house and barn on place. Lant
lays level. no alkali. $50 per acre. or
will trade for income or residence
property. Address Ed Haher, Starkey,
oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06

Alice Rlady, the popular star Of the
speaking stage who has recently been
signed to a long term contract by the
World Film Corporation, will appear
at the Alta theater on Thursday only.
in the great Larry Evans story of
all outdoors, Then I'll Come Back to
You"
In filming this five-act production
the producing company was taken out
west, where the big timber tracts, the
gushing rapids Of the rivers and the
very surroundings for miles around
would leLd to the story the very at
mosphere the author desired for the
technical and atmospheric interpre-
tation of mis- story AS it was neces-
sary to seek a location where the riv-
er could be spanned by a railroad
bridge, and where the spur of tracks
of the railroad bended their way into
the very hearts of the forests, Direc-
tor Irving spent considerable time in
finding the ideal spot. That he was
successful in procuring locations that
Will give lut SlOIN It's pIOptI dlIlOS-
phere will be realized the moment the
audience lays eyes on the splendid
forests ard timber regions, the rush
ing of the great river below the bridge,
the coming Of the timber rush down
the river are all so vividly portrayed
as to leave the spectator in wonder
ment as to how it is possible to give
such realism in a motion picture. Suf-
flee it to say that realism is one Of
the pet hobbies of the World Film
Corporation. and that it must be pro-
cured by al its directors, regardless of
cost
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06
Motion Picture News
What the Picture TheateFs Have
TO Tell You.
PARIS SLUMS SEEN
IN MOTION PICTURE
Director Edwards Reproduces Them
in THE Spider and the fly

The scenes Of the Paris slums in
the william Fox production, THE
Spider and the Fly" are exact dupli-
Gates Of certain spots in the poorest
quarter of Paris. J. Gordon Edwards,
director Of the picture, was in Paris
few years ago. Among other places,
he visited the Paris slums. He was
so impressed with their filth and
squalor that he decided to show them
on the screen If the time ever came
in which such scenes could be used.
When Mr.. Edwards read THE
Spider and the Fly" which was writ
ten by Franklin B. Coates. he decided
at once that in the scenes of the
French capital he could make use OF
settings showing the slums He dug
out an old notebook in which he had
jotted down his impressions and, re-
freshing his memory, began work on
the settings.
Mr.. Edwards located a scenery ma
ker, long a resident OF this country
who was born in the poor quarter Of
Paris. Under Mr. Edwards direction
the man built and painted the sets
called for. As the result Of the care
/ ful selection OF costumes and the care
given to the preparation Of the
scenery. THE spider and the Fly has
a peculiarly French atmosphere. al
though in reality the production wa:
made amid the tropic splendors of the
| West Indies.
Pastime ,theater today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06

non. a girl-slave who mas been SNUG
gled into America by a Chinatown
trafficker in opium and humans. The
rescue of this girl is effected by an
artist. wto has arranged for Mignon
to pose for him at his studio. The
scenes are laid in both China and Am
erica and Rex Ingram, who directed
Miss Mersereau in the production, has
perfected many scenes of Celestial
beauty. The Chinatown revelations
are pictorially authentic, having been
photographed in the famous colony
and include exterior and interior
scenes of great interest. Thrilling ep-
isOdes abound, and a series Of adven-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06

Photographs taken under water, Of
a fight with knives between VIM. s.
Hart and an Indian, are a feature OF
the new Triangle play, THE Primal
Lure
Robert McKimm, asst seen as the
unworthy husband in THE Stepping
Stone" again has a coward part in
THE Primal Lure the new Triangle
drama starring VIM s. Hart.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06
Sewing by day, Phone 263R.

Sewing by day Phone LoSh'
Housekeeping rooms sos Willow
Lost-opal stick pin; reward.
Phone 2s0J.
Competent woman wants to cook on
ranch Phone 207R.
For rent-Furnished housekeeping
rooms Phone 53sW.
haul your garbage and trash
Phone 553M. l403 w. Railroad st.
For sale-lO head OF good work
horses, $3.50 each. Inquire e L Smith
& Co.
For sale e--Emmerson piano in first
class condition. Inquire Folsom s
furniture store
For Residence, Eugene, ore
gon. Add. 2245 Dwight Way, Ber-
kelley Cal
For rent-Nice room furnished
house. Has gas and light Phone
2lsN. slr a
Good building lot for sale on West
Webb street. Telephone 524.
Suits pressed soc; dry cleaned.
$3.50. Rudd. S1O w. Webb. Phone
6s6.
For sale-lO head OF good work
horses. $3.50 each. Inquire E. l. Smith
& Co,
Call Penland Bros. van to move your
household goods Telephone 339 Also
baggage transferring and heavy haul
ing.
Prompt automobile taxi service
day or night Funerals to cemetery
only $3.50 Phone $50. Hotel st
George. Carney Taxi Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06

oregon consumes 217 cubic feet OF
wood per capita annually, compared
with 100 cubic feet per capita for the
whole United States This high per
capita IN oregon is due to the fact
that 80 uLr cent of the consumption
Is for faei purposes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06
NOTICE

There will be a meeting of the In.
land Grain Growers Association al
the Commercial Association rooms
Pendleton, Saturday. July Sth, at .
p m. object of meeting to consider
the advisability of purchasing sacks
All members interested in buying
sacks are urged to be present.
c. A. BARRETT, Pres.
Pendleton, Ore, July 5th, 1916
ADV.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06
cook Wants Position

A man of experience, all around
good man, INDUSTRIOUS dependable
qualifications rar7'y founl in the so,
called cooks Tle very best habits
Small hotel or farm crew. Must be
Al place. Sdlary $3.50 per week.
EN- FAIRBROTHEH,
211 Wesc Court Tel. 26SM.-Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06
Gard of Thanks.

We desire 10 express our sincere ap
probation and thanks to the friend!
who so kindly Offered assistance ant
sympathy during the illness and los
of our mother: also for the beautiful
floral offerings.
MRS. GIDEON BROWN,
W. H. MCORMMACH.
(AdvO ]. W. MCORMMACH
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06
Al the Cosy.

The secrets of Chinatown are dis
closed in the Bluepird Photoplay,
Broken Fetters" to be the attraction
at the Cosy theater today with violet
Mersereau enacting the role of Mig
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06

The Argentine government has made
large appropriation to finance a
campaign against ocusts, chiefly by
propagating parasites Of the insects
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06
IITTHTHTTTTII NININIIIIIIINIIIII

lures are introduced in logical se-
quence TO hold the attention gripped
in the uncertainty of the final OUT
come
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06

We want rs tons of bundled wheat
hay. PENLAND BROS. TRANSFER
(Adv)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06
Auto Stage

For Adams. Athena and Weston
leaves The Quelle restaurant at 10 q
m and p. m. each day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06

Golden Rule Cafe Will be open for
business after July under new man.
agement. All white nelp Meals Csc
and up. Mrs. NJ R. Thomas, prop
Adv,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06
NOtitr.

All bills contracted by the Fourth of
July committee must be presented by
Friday. GENERAL COMMITTEE
(Adv.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06

Statistics show that only one man
in 2OS grows to more than feet in
height.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06

For Rent, Kenmore Apis.
and rooms. Call at 6l7 Willow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06
Auto for Hire.

City or country trips. Phone D, B.
Waffle. Residence 2S4M; office 1870
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-06
Notice.

NOICC.
Private maternity home. Skilled
attention Address P. o. Box 1856, La
Grande, Oregon.-Adv.