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Newspaper Page Text:lV. 1 i PACK SIX , " ' EVEMXO RQ3F,nrHO HEVIEW. S.ITl RIAY. AJ'KIL SI. 1017. '- - - - - JTy - :prrr??M""' " m.m.wm.m-mml ! OAKLAND MAN PlfASED 'A m . -w s ti .a. II o DI7Y7FC U 5 u!,rr MAJESTtf today0 2 5c and 10c Always A COOD SHOW WE BRIGHT SPCI Matiuee tvtry day 2 to G. XOUAV. Kvenlng 7 : 1 S and 8 : ONE WAV OM.V L7ai Walker (The Girl With lht Dimple I io INDISCRETION A five part Vitagraph feature, romance. story full of pathos, humor and IIEARST-PATHK NEWS With Uii' lati'Ht wwk lrorn ail ov-r the world. HIHDS KIIOM kicky ( I.IMK Kduratiofial. TK.MI'KST IN A I'AINT rT. Kurtoon Comedy. TOMOItKOW, T. Asft VALKYRIEN Who won the Government prize as the most beautiful woman In jH iimark. See the wonderinl scenes showing u maiden thrown to the crocodile. Also tin 7lh chapter of PUARI, OF THE ARMY I h. pn-al Milil.iry Serial. (MI; .MONDAY AND TI'KSDAV, Willi, ii:l 81. "111:1.1, MOI!;AVS ;lltl" WITH EASTERN OREGON; BUSINESS IS BRISK FLAG RAISING WAS VERY WEIL ATTENDED; ROSEBURG MAN SPOKE An Impressive und well attended Oakland of the tient known Oakland ililnitv. arrived here today II ll..hiibu..n i.nnillfl.'ite for ,.., ,,.,.. !u.i,',.r ui Hi., lu.l Ke-f'aB rainliiK look place at ...ii.ii, ... .,ri......v ..i... Hi. n 1.1 wl fine' "'' arterno.m at about 2::!u o'clock. 1 . Tlta lluu ui.u u it.iv lurVM l.i.nner iiriierH in tne anu me pole wart , ieei iohk. i e f...r a roups- . w l spent in """""m '"" i"" ui.i KaMern or. ton and Idaho. square and a very d.-ll(!htful pro- ,, Ikiuiii wan (lira. Die w iiool child-, Mr. Hennksen Hated thin after-, mi ajBl, wih ,.. KrriM.t and noon that piimiic .s at limn tide ,jo ,lnn((1. ,h(; throughout Intern Oiwrn and ()f WahliiLilou and ho It ran, hern and, ud.lr.-st. was Kiu-n l.y men hanlrt are enjoMtlK unpreeedent- . , I prosperity. While the crop, may meaning of the i Mate. ' .Nothiuy mo enthusei me ait the Kinht of that grand old tlaK." aaid Mr. Hermann, "and the devo- not he unite a lame an In former yearn, the prteea will he higher than for many wjwhh pa-i. I'pon hln arrival at Spokane. Mr. Ilenrikwn Baid'he was nhliked to visit hlx ho tels before he eould seeure a room for the nitht. Slinllar conditions prevailed at other towns and cities he visited on the trip. Although the, consumers are beins compelled to pav hluh prices for their mm nuiditi'd. Mr. Ilenriksen says the wastes paid in the eastern part of Oreiron anil Washington lire IiIbIi and they are well satisfied with con dit inns. Mr. Ilenriksen will leave tonight for his home at Oakland. isi 1 1; at i:i ;i:ni:. A . II. Hodgson, nf the I'oithind fuicMiy oiri.i's, v.m spi-lit the p.tst iiuiie or da: s in Itnscliiiig terming dala for a recreation learlet which the forestry department ptoposes to I' f ile (luting the next few months, lelt this- nllcrnoon for Eugene, where he will continue his wotk. The pam phlet will be very complete ami will contain much .valuable infonmitlnn for the tourist and camper It Is expected that the hooks will be In readiness for distribution not later than June I INSPECTED HERE TODAY; MARKEE WAS LANDED I l. ft oil liiiif ' ri'i .M in. .1. K. Iitsley left thin ninrn iii'.: on. it !i ml 1 1 w hh-h will ij'l fTt-r t'lriMmli tin Southern anil KusU'Mi uliil'v. Sh' experts to p.- , tfoiic for .-litl mo tit lis ji ml will i.-it Wit h i ' hit m es in I llinoin and 1 New Mexico. She lell thill InoininK lor Meiiionl. wlieiM sue will upend I mi.. iii mi;,(i,. i,v Cnl. .1. ' Miller itist a few days hefnie le;i in lor Santa ' M.fnn. he Poinded a train for I'ort l. New .Mexico. Inml this afternoou. .Mr. Miller is 'nnl. Wen I'leii-iii). Ihe National inspector for sotdieri' i, .in ii. , v.., - i.iiii'lit ! Tl,,i11 ami lias iMieii in iiiht-iui s tion to it in coiniiiK to he HiKnificant to the whole world. When it in plaied by the side of the I'nion Jack in St. 1'aul'n ('atheidal we know that the I'nited States is a world ower. Tor that ha a never l.een done be fote." Mr. Hermann ave a strongly pat riotie. talk and he wait Kreatly heered. Dellnhtful niusiial numbers were enjoyed and Mrs. Markee pleased by renderiiii.' several beautiful vocal o!o. t 'oui ma n i la nt Markee also addressed some splemlid remarks to the gathering, and at the close ol 1 lie occasion, the nerving of re freshments to the Honor Cuarri (litis was a deliKhtful social feature. Remove theScreen From Your Vision Preserve your youthful eye sight as you Jour Ley through ttie years. The eyea of your youth. They could instantly adjust themselves from near to far. vision. Hut with the ad vancing yeai'rt, thousands of men and women find that thev need KlaHs for close work. You must take them off every time you look at objects more than three or four feet away. This removing and replacing of glasseB or fussing with two pairsis a nuisance which can easily be remedied by wearing kryptok ;Iusm. Kryptok re move the screen from your vision" enable you to see both near and far objects as clearly and distinctly as with the eyesight of youth. We want you to try Kryptoks. Call and see them. Quality Service. BUBAR BROS. Jewelers anil Optometrists. ANTLERS THEATER. j A Carnival of Fun. Tuday only, matinee 2:1 j, evening 7:15-8:45. g CharliefMChaplin J In the new two-reel Chaplin-Mutual feature comedy j "THE COUNT" S A riot of laughter and merriment. One of his bent productions. 5 5 never before shown in the rlty of Koscburg. Also on this program FRANK KEENAN 4 That Oreiron Soldiers' Home, situated hi.Wesi lt"seliur. is in the ; prime of condii ion, was t he state- Itiddle Man Mnlisf A not her yoiin? man f: t;m l: hl llt hart entered the service of his rutin try. lie Is It. Q. Kurd, a nenl hetiff Ceo. K. qilllie. of thi- M r. l-'ord arrived hen' last e en In it and has enlisted in t he hospital corps of the Fourth Company. Hm spent today visitinj? in the city. a delU'ht- hil hosti'ss at her home in West Itosehlll f. Ptl eenillK. etltertaltlltm it h an inl'ct in a I eveiiini- at cards. Kl v e li uiidred was played in merry i i .ilt y, until lale in t In e eninu !i o 1 1 1 s, when the hosl ess fiw 01 ed wii Ii vei y dej ioiis refreshments. w of rt linn the t.ibles were: Miss Alice ellv. i feland. Miss ("s YA iiar'on. Mr. att-i Mm. 11. C. Iiarhv. Mr. and Mrs. .1. M . Throne, l-'rank Clemens. Carl K. Wimbetly. and the host ami hnii'ss. Mr. and Mrs. W hart on. Majestic Theater THlvfrKKlCMTfrSl'OT Monday and Tuesday, April 23rd and 24tli Hell Morgan's Girl The Most Sensational I'liolnplay cvtr Shown on The American Screen I 'resent in DOROTHY PHILLIPS Supported by LOS CHAM:') and a Clever Co. of BLUEBIRD ARTISTS A Crippin) Story of the San Tiancisco Earthquake. YOU HATE HER YOU I.OYE HER YOU DOl'HT HER YOU CONDEM I1I.R YOV P1TTY IIER SI IKS WOXIWRFCL Admission: Adults l.V, ('hildtvn li-v. on several occasions dtiriiiK the past lew years. He was accompanied to Kofieiiurn hv Mrs. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Miller arrived in ItosehniL' l-'iiday niuhf and went df rirt to the Home, w here they were the miests of Coiutiianda nt and Mrs. M a i kee. 1 Mirini; t he former's stay here he tnaile a complete inspection of the plant and found it lu excel lent ron il it ion. The KosehurK Sol diers' Home Is one of the best coii- I acted institutions of Mm kind in ihe Cnited Stales, arcordini; to Mr. Miller, and the aued veterans should he well satisfied with the ninnaue ment. Mrs. Miller etpn-ssed her sidf a delighted with Koselntr and eiifci s to u com pi- nv her husband here at some future date. Mr. and Mrs Miller were the guests of Com mandant Markee at dinner today. TO SEND DELEGATES TO MEDfORD MEETING A letter was ecejv ed ill Uf.selnii ur (oda asking that two delcc.itt'H he sent from this it to attend the liood . IJools uitetlim li be held at 4 Medtord n May IK and 17. The iiicclirii; uill prohahiy be one oi the hest ever held in u (heuon ami will be attended b a nurnhei nf prominent road builder. Special rates to 4 Medtord will be aitthori.ed ly the Southern Pacific 4 patiy. Attlioimh no definiti Hen has liceit t.ikeu here it i; 4 pievinmd that seeral Unsc biiiu icoli will attend Ihe me. ljir- ( tln liuie K 's. nu I h'-id n uo.ul road1 rally a - ti-rt w eclis ;ti;n U ite a 11 11 III - J Per nt lei!oi,l jxnple .-te ill I- alleml.til.e. Com- U ite in'- (Continued From rage 1.) I 'ilibnster 4'oiisi riptiott Hill. WASHINGTON. April 21 Oppon ents of the conscription bill this af- I ternoon started filibuster tactics to j delay the measure. .Senator Thomp son demanded the regular order and consideration of the npy bill will be taken up at the expiration of "inorn , itiK business." A scon of anti-con- MVPl'TOf 1 IU DllF D st'r'l,t iomfts predicted riots if the LIYLjIULiV IU lilYLn conscription bill passeri. The House military atlairs committee voted 1 to N, favoring the general staff army hill with an amendment "authoriz in" the President to call volunteers wishes, before the selective HEALTH OfflCER WAS SUMMONED TO OAKLAND; Dr. (leorge K. Houck returned here at noon today from Oakland, w here he was summoned to investigate if he complaints that several head of cat tle and two horses had been drowned in the, river t here and their bodies had not been removed and buried. While at Oakland Or. Houck niter viewed the owner of the horses and he promised to reinov e the animals I'luiu the river at once and have them hurled. Dr. Houck also left instruc tions with the o Hirers at Oakland to ascertain Ihe owners of the cat I le and see that they are burled w ith- out delay. From what Dr. Houck could barn at Oakland, the cattle died from star vation. Feed is very short there at the present time, according to per sons with whom Dr. Houck talked, and not a few animals have died in that vicinity because uf insufficient nourishment. I uless the orders of the county health otficer are obeyed. arrests will follow. draft system is tried. l or ttnMuii Commission. WASHINGTON, April 21.-F.lihu I toot. Professor Harper of Chicago 1'niversity, Theodore Itoosevelt and Charles Crane are among those con sidered for appointment to the 1'us sian commission. Sill isfaci Ion I leuiaiided. IICKNOS. AVKS. April 21. Ar gentine has formally demanded sat isfaction from Germany for submar ining t he Monte Protegido. an Ar gentinian steamer. The La Marion, Argent i ne's leading newspaper, de clares that if Germany's reply is un satisfactory t hat President Irigoyen will declare war. Huiiaiy I-acini; lievolul ion. UO.MK, April 21. - A revolution is imminent in Hungary, so the Vatican is advised. Resulting from disturb ances, Budapest and 2f other towns have been proclaimed under martial law. (erniiiii Destroyers Sunk. A very large attendance was pre- i LONDON. April 21 - Two German eni for the session of the Oakland ' destroyers, and possibly a third, were Odd Fellows bulge at Oakland Fi I- i dest roved when enemy vessels at- dav evenitm. when they received an 1 tempted a raid on Dover, so the Ad OAKLAND ODD I I I COWS. 5 '4 i i 5 "THE BRIDE OF HATE" And a new Paramount Comedy and Mutual Oaftte. A great big nine-reel program for 5c and 10c. Sunday only, afternoou at 2:15. evening at 7:15 and 8:45 DUSTIN FARNUM IN AN IRISH COMEDY DRAMA "A SON OF ERIN" Irish wit. Irish humor. Irish pathos. Irish music. Also a new Paramount Pictograidi and Hu rton-Holmes Travelogue. Admission as usual: 5c and Inc. Monday and Tuesday. Special matinee Tuesday only at 2:13; even ing performance at 7:15 and 8:45 lilt; SPIH'TAl'l I.AIt Sl ItKKI. FOX SI'I'KK I FA Tl III". THE Taleof TwoGities" Starring the incomparable screen favorite William Farnum In I'harles- Dickens' immortal Story of thf French Kevolul ion." si:f. tmk sroitMiNt; or thk iiastii.f: Thousands of people were employed in this production. All scenes and incidents are historically correct. DO VOF liFAI.I.F TIIF POSSII1II, ITV OF A JIICHTV ItF.VOI.l' TIOV IN Ft KOI'K AT 1IIIS TIMF? DO Vol KM Til AT I INF Sll II l(F Ol.l TION HAS Al.liFAIIY TAKFN I'l.At'F IN Ill's SI A? SFF WHAT A ItFAI. UFA ol.l TION LOOKS I.IKF AS PtlliTllAVFD IN THIS l ! I! I I I, Pit Tl UF. The Biggest and Best Wm. Farnum Picture Ever Made AN IIMtATloN AND AN FNTFItT A I N Ml ,T AS WKl.l.. Adiniv-inn: Adulls I.'m-. cliihlien 10c. t l1IM. StlON! official visit from Grand Master H. S Westhrook. of Portlami. Mr. We-t brook gave a splendid address, and a erv delight f ul program was rendered. The Sutherlitl Oild Fel lows and Kchckahs were invited for the occasion. Mrs. S. M. Kelley. of Itoherts Creek, was also a visitor. o of M Wolt ItlCF. .lOMIFD. Ma or I ic w as t he target considerable joshing todav as the ie- suit of findnm a torpedo haimtng on j the door of his office Friday morn-! tug. Ihe mayor sa s he ,s confi dent that the torpedo was placed on his door by some person who want ed to make him the victim oi a joke. The torpedo is now on display at the mayor's office, where it is attrait Ing considerable attention. Mnlli: ( HIM s COMING. miralty announced. Will Flv Foreign Fbms. WASHINGTON. April 2 1 For the first time in history, Hags of loreicn nations will fly from Washington public buildings. Flag poles were erected today over t he entrance to t he State. War and Na y building for Fnirlish and French flat's. Ship Sunk; Crew Landed. YKFIDKN. Holland, April 21. Nineteen Americans and la of other nationalities, composing the crew ol the Norwegian windjammer Kongali, ! a itelgmn relief ship, lamb-il here to I day. The crew reported that the !ship was submarined or hit a mine. ) w ill pi i; ham: iionds. P.UM. I Ford a ui omobile, ttiioi) t hat he epi ot aliloiuotules I ; (bum ;u auent for the stale, I t his al ter ls another carloail ai ne in Kuse- sideralde ti:tliculty in f. ua i tm p; 1 i n hu In answer to an imiuiry from the FeiPtal reserve bank as to whether or nut the bank would care to pur chase an w ot the bond ant horied under t he seV ell lit 11 ion dollar bond issue, ihe Douglas National Hank has answ ered that tin y w ill purchase Jlo.tiiii) of the issue. It is under stood thai the bonds will not be ac- 1 tually on the market for a few ks Ustnmei s C0C'v0O'XOC'vC'C,e:-; 0 yet. the Federal reserve hank want ing to know the amount wanted by members tit the Federal reserve ss- lelll. atur day Specials, Shoes And Low Shoes Our Store will be full of 'them Tenuis Oxfords, all sizes 69c Children's 2-strap kid slippers 79c Bis lot of Ladies' low shoes 9Se Ladies' tan button Oxfords dome and look, them tner R9S Koseoui Sooterie ro hocs that Satisfy and Fit vour Feet ill 'il Toinoinivi John T. Cole ami M is Man lleckner. o: t h is city, will lie mar ried heie tMiiotittw alternoon Mis lie. kner is a very popular young lady i'l tii N city ami has been em ploy ed at the home ot M. .1 Shoe maker for several months. Mr. Cole is ii ti en: ploye ot the Sout hei n Pa cific Company The young people will make t "tei r luntie in this it y . when- thev ate well known and have many IiienJs. Shortly a Vie1 t lie w edd mu toluol! i1 w thev will p.n e lor Kiddle on a hi ief visit o - Homer Oat man was here from Mvrtle Creek on hiiMiies- today G 1. Humphrev went to JetTerson this atternoen to vi-it over Sunday. Prof A. A H.i rr hp an bit rarlv thi" niorntPC for Glendale. where he sp.-iH the dav attending the teacher' in-it it :it - there. 1 T !i it nev and fa m il v 1 arte! ii' -on tor ( i i atlltev ille whete C.rv will -I'.tKe tt.vr h oi, e Mr h it tie li,nilli! been ;doed hv a n-inini; coMip.im Mi-s Irene Pron-on. who ii.nl h vixitrtig lore tor the p,it s w .-ek-s lett thi- afternoon for bT htone at W alien illr She will peiit a few tiavs at Ijikpiip enroute M-s C It p.itii. k and daiu'iter MARY PICKFORD in the 'POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL' 2 i ha Miss Katherine Itusenbark ar ri ed t his morning from Kugene. where she is employed at a stenog rapher at Hie l uivetsity of Oregon, to visit with her father. John Itusen bark, nf Melrose. Mrs. S. M. Kelley returned this morning, follow ing a short visit at Sutherliu and Oakland. Mrs. H. H. Howman returned to Mvrtle Creek this morning, after a j short visit in this city. c W.i'- r; ' -. .- A Y A ! I'l.! ,il:f The New Wirthmor Waists Are Here for Saturday The New Wirthmor V;tits are here and there's value added to jjimkI value in eery one of them. They just came in by fast express. The styles are delitfhttully pretty new modish, distinctive created just a few days a?0 by de signers in constant touch with stvle evolution. n.rr"n.mi LJJ mod. 1 larmingly s i in p 1 e id. .Material is a beautifully checked Organdie, in excellent fabric. Large col lar culls and vests of plain Or gandie Collar out lined with pretty rut'tle. affording an ex tremely vouthtill effect. Large cean pearl buttons for fanning nwotnew hat -'"than other more Hire,. i m i el.il t t Portland tl' XI . Ii, !'. er. i et ' I ' tv i'io tntii:. w i T'ie w cri i P'l'l 'iVl'M Hill and w . bete d f: this .-t. v.t pleading sub rollar, outhn Val Net rev, it.g lare Far tine tio ks trin "eft. dlor. d: ornate t b s in a v er pn it v , l.arte shaw I 1 wnb. dainty e- with tu.itch and cl u -ter of front Made uf able Voile. D7' liunli l ... t boilv w ill 1 1 k for it's ilveiilcillv tl.'. it ;unl llkeahh' .tyl... F:m liroiilfivil tlot.s on trout utiil collitr in prailuateil si.-s, an. I hs n.'atlv worked as if dolif ttv li;ilnl. Uirpo collar and front f'lrtlitr trnniiipd with Ii.mu--t i t.hinif . Turn bark cufts. Wry cood Voilv. -orilinary is th .or,l 'that ht-st d.'scriltt's this hlousi-, and kIhIm uniiMial in I1., is l.c ill. ',( appralinir. Ilro.id l.it. r.il tm k d. lid.'d itli ll.'litlltrhitlk .Atfllds arross low.T f.irt uf l.odir... KutthiT IniMH-d with piMttv St. Call inihrnii.Tv. and dainty tnrks. Mad- of fr,'il.'!it ll.itist.'. !.t-vii'.-..;, I.. a .U at sithtlv. D8l,hl cthtT ilolhir w;iist can l.t- like the Wirthmcr. fur no ctluT ilt.llar . ai.-t is made ami s..h in the trtmomii-al way. Sold in just imc yooj store in eivry city and sold here cxclusircly by BELLOWS A WOMA.YS SHOP For M O.V.I.VS W EAR -rfi MW TnlHI. IVrkirs l)U Cass St. 'J liKI.Il WANTKH I . oii,j,. -t.-nt it in n-'ti oi k l a. I at ' t ! t..p! ..n. st .