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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
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willie IimulrtWhn. presenting one
of the musi remarkable acts ~ Naud
cvillr. In the hradHncr on the new
hi opening a. the Empress today
lie ~ known ds the worlds great
est pcfsonntor,' and Will offer his
new timely. shining conception en-
tlied "Mcn of the Hour" IN which
he puts before his audiences In real
flesh and hlOud the statesmen, rul.
era and lighting heroes OF America,
Eng gland. France and Belsium. and
incidentally presenting "A few old
friends who are equally IA familiar
to tho public Zimmerman has met
personally and talked with each
character hc pwwntA IN baltimore
he rode In his makeup with General
Juffrc aud the crowds which lined
the strecia 90 greet the French hero
were puzzled to see two Joffres In
the Amc machine. much To the mcr-
rimcut of the real Joffrc. Before
General prrshing went To Europe
Zimmerman. As his counterpart, met
him tu the hotel, We'll. YOU certain
" look liko me. exclaimed the
American hero. ~ he extended hts
hand IN greeting II ~ wonder
ful act Zimmerman brings and !,
Will ruihusc und entertain royalty
Jennings 4 Mack another well
known Orphrum team. IA another
feature act ON the new hill heginning
this afternoons matinee. They pre-
sent "a novel ana original offering
which they bin The Camouflage
rnNi A. u isa surprise net, II would
not do IN describe H. but It " "a big
hit everywhere.
The Jordan Sisters three beautl-
mi young women who also come
from the hlg .Arcuus, present under
| ,ho utlc ',MnlNbf Nrricty" "A comb
nation suhg dance md wire act that
N Hlii tn hr a whirwind ot clever
ncsS, and ability They are remark
|ull. artists ana their offering is not
only beautifully cdNumcd but won
dcrfully presented ana is plcuSlngll
entertaining
Armstrong 4 Grant, In coined,
sluging aud piano. and tho Whirl
wind llUnna make up the show
which looks 90 be another unusuall,
good one
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
mo NN

There viii ho an cutro change ~
program at tho broadway uHfrr
starting ihhia afternoon Whom u,
~ Jinks company viii pr,,rI 4,
clever oriental cumci, .lIt
Chinese sweetheart THIS y r
other one ~ Edgar nntu,'l. ..r.
olnl brands ~ hirh elias, ,.m.i.
and those who are fur'uudtr ,u..rf,
tu Drt seats today viii appr....'.
tNrfv phase ~ the bin h",aYsr 'r
barnett, Al ana l,ouic bridge ~ 10
have enough comedy To mtk, H.
situation "A continuity ~ l.p.f...
Every turmrer ~ the COMPANY NI.I
be- seen In Hprropriltc rolls uI
there VIII ho a splendid uu..tI
program with new Hougt ana dan .t
and beautiful special sthrc s,''.ns.
Eddie llrffernan ana Juy Graves
viii present "a special song number
thn afternoon, Mr. licft'runn htN.
ing composed the song while 4u..
dlrr In the service uf Uncle sun
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
Inn ItIN

womtus untamed impulses
pitci against "a young divinity
students stern rules Of conduct form
tho story ~ when "a Woman Sins
the Thcin nna super production,
which. with Thcda Kara M the riar.
Will hc the chief attraction At the
Liberty thcntrr for three days be-
ginning today.
The woman. poppca, had. through
an piuH accusation, become no.
turluus Wpntun Admirers Mt,ed
about her like moths, but rhe
stripped them ~ their wealth aud
then flung them away Al last she
meets u young divinity student. and
upon his stern character her charms
beat IN vain she loves hlm wildy,
and finally iu despair, she IL about
tn attempt suicide when he sends
her a message Of furgivcneSs nud
love wrapped up In a bunch OF INES
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
AT Tulsa Theaters
Movies-Vaudeville
Legitimate
MAJESTIC

Heading n splendid picture pro.
gram ut the Majestic today and 10.
morrow II nas,lc nnrriscnle in Two
Gun Rctty," which ~ vlaimcd hy
critics TO he the most entertaining
western" released IN "a long time.
In this play Miss iihttiscnlo dnuS
the regulation putfit ~ the Wild ana
wonley CuwpunChcr and earns the
sensational and rather threatening
nickname OF Two Gun H'ttN.' Hrd
through series uf thrilling and
many laughahle situations becomes
known ns "a real hard guy Tho
play itself was staged IN the cattle
country ~ Wyoming And the cow
huys appearing In tho production are
the real article There are many
fcats 81 splendid horscmnushlp and
daring and the story IA such ns TO
hold the intercst Of the audience tu
the finish. Tor II IL constructed along
new and original lines.
ON the same hin IL "ilcr first Mis.
take" Mack Scnnctt comedy fra
turing Louise tnzendl, Chester
Conklin aud Myrtle Lind with the
famous "ncnuty battalion" THESE
fun makers viii assure the most
hlasc fllm ian of u hearty laugh Ia
the show at the Majestic today Just
radintcs smiles and laughter
Coming Tuesday and Wednesday
" Tom Moore In Goldwyn's latest
production Thirty a week " In
this picture Tom Moore, whose pop
uhritv IL growing by leaps and
bounds. poses NJ u chauffeur and
makes love tn the daughter ~ tho
richest man iu town
The last hair ~ the week, com
mcncing Thursday. viii be- given
over To Mary Roberts Rlnrhtrt's
famous story, The street ~ Seven
stars" This ~ u thoroughly vlcnn
and artistic picturiE1tiun ut the story
which appeared scrinlly IN the Sat
urdny Evening Post ana was litcr
published In book form. II ls framed
IN u picturesque setting with init
mate glimpsrs ~ the quaint Latin
quarter ~ Paris the famous -
MoritG ot Switzerland ana other
scenes Americans spend fortunes tp
see and enjoy when pcnc" permits W
travel The star II beautiful Doris
Kenyon, whose wiusour personality
has cFonted large following. Mrs
Uinehar,. tho author. SAYS. The
street W Seven stars is my most
beautiful aud artistic story
hooked for an early showing is|
the third United St1tcs government
official war picture. Under -Four
Flags This II the oulN government
flm showing actual ,losr.up Views
ot the fighting on the famous battle
fronts W Europe These pictures
which show the battles of the Nurne.
Chateau Thierry, iiave and Mount
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
I,Iti,'

Not an the circuscs are IN winter
Quarters despite the fact that the
circus SEASON IT. ~ m end
In The Iron Test" the newest
Ni,ngraph 1crial which has been
booked hV Manager l'ruwn, to run
In tho INric thontcr Tor 10 weeks.
beginning nrNt saturday n complete
circus II showing and All the thtills
that mako the circus great are shown
on the screen.
Antonio Moreno and Chtol HOBO
way. stars of this new chapter pie
turp. perform numerous circus stunts
along with the regular acrobats and
In addition do some wonderful ria.
ins
Tho NitagtNph company provided
winter quarters Tor the circus In Cal
iforna and used I, IN practically
every episode ~ The Iron Test"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
STRAND,

~ ,uurs" you have travelled IN. q
Pullman ear Df course YOU have
had your shoes hlacked hV the col
urod porter ~ course you have
ruug the he'll fur "GrnrGr" and given
nm instructions about tlis and
that However until one has actu-
ally been Pullman porter himself
hr cannot begin To- appreciate the
thousand ana one udi requests that
are made ~ the dusky diplomats In
charge ~ the average Pullman car
William Russell star uf "llphhs IN
"a Hurry the newest American
feature showing ~ the strand the.
ator TODAY and Monday. takes the
place ~ the Pullman porter IN order
t. b" near the Etrl he loves and dts
covers that among "Grorge's' regu.
lar duties are such little tasks ~
shining - pairs ~ shoes. heating "a
hot water bottle Tor the tat man
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
ENGLAND'S CRIMINALS
CONVERTED BY WAR
number ~ Inmates IN Iiritish I'ri--
nus l,,r r,ps-'- 80 Per Cent.
statistics show.

IDNI,nN n.c 1, criminals IN
9t,at Iult,Iu are making good
sin,e m, u,r b,xan IN. number of
ln,u,,,. ln uritish Institutions has
fallen ~, ,bo,, IA No, cent
r,.o thing. are r,suon.ihle. ac
rofilnK Ia MIR EVELYN Uusslcs- lirisr.
chairman ~ tho prison commission
,,. anJ dtr,r,or. of conyict prisons
Ia, ruylnnJ ana Walea
rIrsi The wsr
sccn,d rnoccntr.ted pollcy OF
"rutif,lnr" youns criminals
Iyf,y io,.I n.n,l institutions
,vht,n b.ld tAgIg In prewnr daya
rn,, n,ss..s on,y AK
nf a, ,rn,t institution. 20 have
l,,n cio.,d sinc. ihe b.sinntna OF
~. var
rha ,..r a. ,nrtlv ,e.pnnsihIe for
,,a I.rT.,., tn ,h,, /, nbsorhrd tho
,r.n' ,n,s. az nn,mpioy,, into use
,,ins.. A., ,h,, ann. ana navy
.r,a .,.te,, h.,d,ns Off IN.
y,,,n. ,rinlnni ana in.,rur,ins him
a,,, ,'"ta ,,ws,i, u.efuu 4, hu.
mnnitv ~ forc,fuI check
Anoth.r AID /. the government
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15

srutation In a Sew York th.ater on
September 20. 1875 when II was ac'
claimed ON. ~ the best phutoprUduc-
toms made IN years
Aside from the interest ~ the
story the arruos of Sporting l.ifr
Hr" unusually wnNUyc and interest
INK Thrte Include "a gypsy cSnip. u
ptlfr fiuy contest In the Nat Onal
sporting club ~ London, racing
r'thI" e hittl"' on a dismRntlrd
terry boat the rescue OF stolen
horse frum me cellar ~ - tent.
mrul ana finally u view W tho
derby a. Epson showing the king n
nuN
N" various Characterization ar"
IN hIrhb capable hands The east
Includes lttlph Graves Mntnrr
lt,hmuni charles Eldr.dgr charles
craig llrur, Nvt Constance and
Van iuuucN aud Nillcttr kcrHhu,w
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15

with toothache In lower 10 o."
sending wire at l o'clock IN a.,
morning for the pretty girl IN stat.
room a." and, most surprising ,,
all, rcsculng "A hound ana hcIp,...
prisoner In st1teruum ~" who h,..
been kidnapped by hls trctch,rrt,,
twin brother In order that a r,t,,.,.
mining property may be sold 10 Am
eastern capitalist
After completing this rns,u
drama. Russell said he Wuu.ip.t
take "A job with the Pullman ..r.
pany 1s regular porter Tor s. 900
"a day. And after seeing the pruIu..
ton. you VIII certainly not h.u..
him "lig lill"-hcttcr To set ',,
atmosphere ~ the work. W..
coached 10y sunset Smiley a go.
cran porter of the southern rl.i,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
I'NI,At r.

po Won like m~lodramn The rra
Old Dnnry Lane brand tilled lo IN"
brim with stirring acton, SlApeht'
and genuine thrill' Who docAn = "
you do Won should not fan 10 ""'
Sporting iAfc.' Maurice Toutneut =
superb plciur sation ~ the famous
brury Lane success of 20 years ago
which viii he shown at the lhlh'"
th..t.r next Tuesday. "wednesday
and Thursday
Just as iu the days when IN" viva
mrlodramas thrilled young ana old
altke. the picturiHniiuns OF the more
famous of these thrillrfs. II rouH ns
pnp,tiar interest to "A high dcHrrc nt
Intensity when Mr. Tuurneui began
work on sporting Llfe" Ne his firsi
offering as an independent producer,
n. yave orders that NO expense
should he spared to make the photo
pIny a distinct work NJ art, and That
hin wisdom was appreciated by the
public was demonstrated un Is pre-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15

very lin. Thr Arabs are no,
friendly 10 The service men anu
they yet mn lot ~ trouble. on "
10 nnd sanctuary ~ an old '"n u.
shete the Arabs Will not rh'"'
Thrir insn gets away from them ana
r,tutna Ia the SreurS ~ MA crime 70
nn.y 90 b. followed by ~" never
iIrei secret service. he gives lI'm
IN. alp the second I'm" ana wv
chase continues back To A'tl'
wher. he finally mrets hiH death a.
th. hand. ~ A dancing glrl Whie hr
|. tnrturinx one of the service men.
IN. MAY ~ rll ~ comedy hud lh"i'
In absolutely not tear IN tho "ullf"
play, from one end 10 the o'h'i, ON
the contrary there D. q lhush 'N''N
other line rhr stock company l"'
on "Wednesday 10 make way Too '"'
llirA Ministries
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
TIME LIMIT EXPIRES
ON REMOVAL OF MATERIAL

The time limit 20 remove material
ot property from the site ~ the Fi.
wards building under construction
and partly wrecked on the shoals of
wartime finance expired Friday
The owners ~ tho lot gave 20 days
to remove all material not actually
used In the building only very
small amount ~ stuff was taken
away.
The claims against the property
murt first he settled before any
steps can he taken To complete the
building Suitn ana claims pending
VIII probably result IN the building
being ordered sold by the court.
ana the amount ~ money paid for
u would he divided among the cred
| ilura
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
Tuisan Declines Offer
OF Flight in Airpiane

when Captain saunders brought
HIS party ~ officers Ia Tulsa IN an
airplane flights from Fort Sill hc
aud his fellow officers wrrr taken
Tulsa and surrounding country by
A j. roiin of the polin Tire service
After nm extensive tour they a ned
nt Sapulpa Captain Saunders IN.
vitcd his host to take u little spin
among the clouds but the Tulsin
declined, stating that he would
ratehr do HIS travelling on tires
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
AMERICAN AVIATION m
DEATHS NOT HEAVY
comparatively infrrInrni During
the Training ~ Niiiinr,
Ar iiiuiS
SERVICE ADVANCES RAPIDLY
Argrr >uw THAN nil'.i ~ini'-
Army ~ irglnnlng ~ War
iAs,igi Ncn inll-trd


Tho alt .,f.I.o htg recently
mad, puhu, tof the rrH iluc Hn'u"
ui,fosiluE figures 'uu''tuIug lh'
taIuluH 90 aNHtufH ln The uii,d
italos army Tho most s.riklug ~
hes" b. a statement showing the
e 'umpiftiN' infrUuu'nt} uf titl.
lev M tho trnining ~ American
NlutH.
burtn. ia, euttr, u,rInd nf Tim,
I.,uied IA tr,inins of ayntnf.. up iu
IA, wr.t ending Nu,,utLr % nr
,arh aylator Killed ir hrcIdrlt tho,
are recorded ,0Iv hnua gII.ulu
ull.s az fltKh
Tho fn.loWtng nruirs SHOW tho
,rr,t de,rluptnrut winch a., s,rsI.r
,as ntt.lned
II Al a trained la tho t.ul',i
{tntsa arm, Ala
rr,s,ut attendance at A. N A
,chools ,NJE
Ufndu.t,, ~ advanced schools
Igig.
Total graduates given flyinx ia
Number nf flyer. Including pilots
,nd ohserN.ts trained abroad GO
October .. iglSI. i.SOO
Number of m.chnnir. trained at
American schools. i,..Oe.
strength ~ the AIR nervice In No
Iemb,r 4, 1915, I6k,t2b
The air service was thus Istser
han the United states army at tho
beginning ~ the war. These figure.
80 not incIude tho flgures OF the
United states naval OF marina air
service.
Ni,ools
Approximate number ot army ny.
ing school. In the tinted a,at-A. 80
hchooir of military AeronuntleH. o
balloon schools, \
Radio schools, !.
Photographic schools .
Air depoiH, IL
The United STATE. government has
now complete control of the building
ef alrplanes and the training "
tviators u has under lts uri.dic.
lion substantially all flying fields.
,sronauticai schools and plants OF
,irplane construction in the rnit,d
states
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15

Tho play Tor today and Monday
ana Tucsity. will be- quite u little
different from anything tho stock
company has played this season. II
viii certainly bee interesting to the
audiences. as lt Is filled with thrills
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15

Gtappa are the most comprrhcnsivc
ever taken aud give one the I'm
precision ~ realty being at an nj
Vauccd observation post watch for
the dates
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15

The record Of the Red Cros "
unparalleled by any agency
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15

"Do not he too modest. sing Red
Cross Guy"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-20
USPECIi

Londyli, ID. cervna. Ia
jemnfk briticke admiralty, j.
Nc Namara areferoval dnes y
parlamentu, ze nedAvna angli-
4 cka blokada pfistavu Zeebrug
sge, tedy zakladny mem! poi,o-
rex Y Belgii, byla daleko doko-
nalejsf nez pnvodne predpo-
kladano.
zatarasenfm tamn9jsfho fisti
prdplavn 20 n2meckych torpe
doborci, tncet v5pomocnych
kffznikl 4 celia flota ponorek
lezf necinne We vysusen6m ka-
male. Spojenectf letci bombar-
dujf tn chvfli blokovane nepfa
telske lod'stvo a pakli v bonn.
bardovanf tom bude pokraco-
vano, v nekolika dnech . mem
eskadry Y Zeebrugge nezbyde
mic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-20
cEsKE zTRATY We
FRANCII.

Washington. 20. cervna.
Ma sezi1amu imen hrdinii, jill
We Francii bud zahynuli nebo
byli zraneni, a jez generalem
Pershingem kabelovany do Cd
boru valky, jsou take krajana
John Belak ze South Fork, Pa,
Antonfn J. Ptacnfk 3 Newar-
ky, N, J., Josef j. certfk z Law
renee, Mass, prostf vojfni d
Michael f. Sykora Z Minnea.
polls, desatnfk. Prvnejsf pod.
lehl rane, v boji utrEene, dru-
hy podlehl zakefne chorob9 a
tfetf 4 ctvrt5 byli vazns IRA
sn9ni.
Dnesni Pershingdv seznam
ztrat obsahuje imena til tezce
ranenych ceskych pesakGl:: n.
Mikese Providence, R. l., SER
szanta v. Dudy q Chicago a K.
sVanka z La Grange, Tex.
(. ' = 4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-20
CENA N1NINARSKEHO PA
PlRU STANOvENA !.
VLADOU.

: Vcera byfa vladoG vyhlase-
ma cena novinafskeho papiru
"a sice: 100 lb. npfi cbjednavce
sjedne kary "a $3.10.' " men,
Sim pax $3.22h. DIE .jakosti
,:od $3.10 az do $3.521s "a 100
lb. Jednatele nesmeji pocftat
vice jak Is c re sto Iiber pfi ka
Re papfru, pfi niensich objed-
navkach pax 40c. Ceny tyto
isou platne cd l. dubna t. r.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-20
'ODPoR vLAcHo Sc zMAH4
I (BulIetin.)

Rim, 20. cervna. Italska pc
ehota ma plani Asiago pfesla
d1es We protiofe fensivu. q zatla-
ella nepfftele podel cele, Asia
go fronty, zajavse nekolik set
Mad'ard ukofistivse asi ste
strojovych pusek.
Rakousko V nynejsf offensive
sztratilo dosud asi $50, 900 mu-
I'll.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-20
PoDEkovAN cESKoSLOvENsKEMU LDU vsEM KDo PoNdoIII
KE ZDARU aAvNosTfK PocTE PROF T. q MAsARYKA

inanim
rach vzanyh Maaryk-
Il
pk
Narmadg msym enym veteem
B G ide Reserve University vi
m y o lai
-4
amek e#P Leader News
Dn melm edhm
2 {
"a evo opo
smos ot.a onjace epavod
jim dny 49, .s !,
il ea kra loo noan pH nanpofMa
sendam
armad ey A.
pnuchrm ermady Svac,
D.
ovsm,m lm Gavi male kPbk mlemus
q ca a in ho
houznnf pdmn zzvadmuy yyboru
q a
aIjamepo knp prasae eskade eukouvk
Pmtum mas ra "Bau cd I e racva do
3
-
Z A = fAn nedi c@aa4vsnas 0rs1Aass K BERNREITER
oeevna1s1 . hmrslpra Armoy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-18
"CASCARETS" BEST If
HEADACAY, BILIOUS,
SICK, CONSTIPATED
BEST FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
BAD BREATH. RAD COLDS,
SOUR STOMACH.

Get n 10-ccut box.
Sick headache, biliousness. coated
tongue. head and nose clhggcd up with
n cold-always trace this to torpid
liver; delayed. fermenting food IN the
bowels or sour, gassy stomach
Poisonous matter clogged n the in
testines, instead of being cast out OF
the system is re-absorbed into the
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue is causes conges-
ton and that dull, throbbing, slcken-
ing headache.
Cascarets Immediately clcase the
stomach, remove the sour, undigested
food and foul gases, take the excess
bile from the liver and carry out all
the constipated waste matter and pois-
ons in the bowels.
A Cascarete tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning, They
work while you sleep-a 10-cent box
from your druggist means your head
clear. stomach sweet, breath right.
complexion rosy and your liver and
bowels regular for months.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-18
FOREST PLANTING is
TO BE STARTED SOON

PORTLAND, March Government
forest planting operations in Oregon
and Washington will lbe largely cur
tailed this spring because of war
conditions, according to District For
ester Geo. H. Cecil Portland, in whose
office the plans for spring refoTesta-
ton work have just been completed
These plans provide for tree planting
on 1882 acres divided among five
National Forests as follows: Crater,
14O acres; Oregon, $50 acres; Santiam
47O acres; Siuslaw 292 acres; Wen
atchee 800 acres The species plant
ed will be mainly Douglas fir, and
western white pine, grown at the Wind
River Nursery, on the Columbia Nat
ional Forest, and a smaller quantity
of western yellow pine grown at the
Page Creek Nursery on the SisMyou
National Forest. Only the best grade
of stock in the nurseries will be used.
Spring planting will begin on the
Tallowbox Mountain planting project
in the Applegate region of the Crater
National Forest, March 10, This is the
third year Of planting on this project
The area is an old yellow pine Burn
that has grown up to brush. 1t is
unproductive at present, but is being
restocked with yellow pine seedlings
from the Page Creek Nursery. The
brush is so dense that the planters can
only work down the slopes. Lanes
have been cut through the brush along
the upper and lower sides of the area
with a connecting lane by which men
can go up and plant down through
the brush. This planting is largely
experimental as the brush type of
land presents new and unsolved plant
ing problems
Since the Forest Service began plant
ing trees on old burns In the North
Uacific district, 10000 acres have
been stocked in oregon and 5000
acres in Washington.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-18
SATAN HAD HALO
IN GOOD OLD DAYS

Certainly most of us would be sur
prised to see a picture of the devil
with a halo above his head. We
have become accustomed to recognize
the the halo as perquisite of sacred
persons, most of whom are painted
with this aura around their heads.
But in the olden times the devil was
also painted with a halo of his own
as medieval pictures will bear wit
ness, and long before his satanic ma
jesty came to be a figure in Christian
religion other men were represented
by painters and mosaic workers as
having a halo over their heads.
In fact, this custom antedates Chris
tianity itself. The halo, sacred now,
was a pagan invention. Roman en-
perors and other personages were al
ways accorded a halo by painters 1t
was the symbol of power. And what
more natural than to invest satan
with a halo when Christianity took
hold of mems minds? For he was
the supreme embodiment of wicked
ness, of power diverted to bad ends.
Milwaukee Sentinel.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-18
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-18

and advise all ailing women to try
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and will guarantee they will
derive great benefit from it. - Mrs.
FRANK FITZGERALD, 25 N. dist Street,
West Philadelphia, Pa.
There are thousands of women every
where in Mrs. Fitzgerald's condition,
suffering from nervousness, backache,
headaches, and other symptoms of q
functional arrangement. 1t was a
grateful spirit for health restored which
led her to write this letter so that other
women may beneftfrOm her experience
and find health as she has done.
For suggestions in regard toyour con-
dition write Lydia l.. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass. The result of their
40 years experience is at your service.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-18
S TUNE Z T
PUT THIS MAN
BACK TO WORK

This is to certify that S1r. r. l..
Wolfe. 220 Ash st, San Diego, Califor-
mia. purchased three bottles of STUN
EZE. Mr.. Wolfe stated that his stom-
ach was giving him so much trouble
he was unable to work; but since taxi
ing STUMEZE he is entirely relieved
and able to resume his duties. (SiEned)
THE MONARCH DRUG co,
San Diego. California.
when your stomach is sick you arc
sick all oVer-Asoou knocks you out
Don't run the risk Of total disability:
go now to your druggist and got n bot
tie of STuMEZE. the real mfdicinc for
stomach ills. 1t is guaranteed.