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tA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1916.
BIG CITY PAPERS CHARMED
' BY GRIFFITH t'OIIOER
HENRY R WALKER, STAR OF "A BIRTH OF A NATION" AND NOW
IN A SECOND WONDER PICTU RE, "AVENGING CONSCIENCE,"
AT ARCADE NEXT WEDNESDAY. ' .
BEAIR
In Mind
that you can save money by reading this advertisement.
Special for Cash
Saturday
Every article in our window will be 10c. You
will benefit by coming and seeing for yourself.
WHITE'S GROCERY
305 N. Fir Phone Main 42
FEDERATION
TAKES STOCK
ENTERPRISE INSTITUTION GOES
OVER ACCOUNTS.
Money in AH Department But Lack
. . ', , . . of Interest Shown. , ,
Enterprise, Jan. 7. The (Record
Chieftain last evening said tihe future
of the ..Federated .church of Enter
prise was considered, at the watch
meeting and . annual (business, meet
ing held last Friday night. Speakers
commented on the strength and weak
ness of the union and proposed new
lines of activity to widen the church's
efficiency and usefulness to members
and to the community. J. A. .. Bur
leigh presided at the meeting. .
: Rev. A. J, Adams and J. L. Wor
rell particularly dwelt on the future.
In his annual report the pastor re
ferred to the small : attendance at
services, considering the population of
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the territory, at the' same time em
phasising the unusual conditions dis
closed in the financial reports, with no
debts and funds on hand in all de
partments. :'
The chief weakness in the federa
tion, he thought, was the indifference
of tha members. They are Interested
in other things, in the summer lacing
drawn away. by excursions and out
ings. ;, ,V-V-"--' -.
"The church," ne said, "la not the
social center it should be. A gym-
ed. - It would provide entertoinmejitrfj"
evenings and draw the community to R
the church." -:
The Sunday School is too scattered,
different departments meeting in the
various V churches. - All should be
centered "so that all could work to
gether in closer harmony and could
get the benefit of the enthusiasm that
comes with large and prosperous
organization. : i
"The strength of the, federation,"
he said, "lies in the fact we are unit
ed and working together. This is
one step nearer to the Lord's prayer
that all be one. The federation is the
best thing found yet to advance that
ideal. Let oib develop it more muy.
We have found we can work together,
getting out of the rut of Individual
churches. The next step is for united
From New York to Portland the
leading newspapers have gone into
ecstacies over "Avenging Conscience''
the D. W Griffith "supreme achieve
ment" which will be at the Arcade
theatre Wednesday for two days only.
Its producer, Griffith,, says it in
greater than his "Birth of' a Nation."
It has all the stars in that picture,
with Blanche Sweet, in addition.
Critics say that Henry Walthall does
greater work than at any other time
in this picturization of Edgar Allen
Poe's "The Telltale Heart" and "An
nabel Lea." ' ; -
' Here are some of the criticisms on
"Avenging Conscience:"
Baltimore Sun "The average per
son will hesitate at paying 1.60 to
ice a motion picture, but if packed
ouses and enthusiasm are any crit
erion, Baltimore considers the great
Griffith picture, 'Avenging Con-
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Oranges and Grapefruit
Received Today
ORANGES ARE MUCH BETTER
THAN THEY HAVE BEEN.
. ORDER A DOZEN TODAY, WE
HAVE BOTH NAVELS AND
FLORIDA S, IN ALL SIZES.
Quality
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Service
Grocer
Honest Prices
science' well worth the money." '
Chicago Tribune-i"See 'Avenging
Conscience' and you see David Grif
fith's chef d'oeuvre', his finest his
last his ibest and you will , agree
with Griffith that it is greater than
his 'Birth of a Nation.' " .
New York World " 'Avenging
Conscience' marks an ' epoch in the
motion picture airt. In no other pic
ture ever , shown have the uncanny
workings of a criminal's conscience,
the inner conscience of. man, that is
so vividly portrayed by Poe, been at
tempted, it abounds with thrilling
situations cleverly inteflrven with a
thread of love and affeWbtV'
St. Paul Pioneer Press "Dont
miss 'Avenging Conscience.' It is a,J
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me, it is a far more wonderful pro
duction than that other Griffith sen
sation, "The Birth of a Nation.'."
action to bring, all together in other
ways.' Now is the time for action and
something along the line proposed
shsyld be evolved in the coming year."
; Mr."- WoTrtil said he could not un
derstand why the attendance was no
greater at the services. ,But he felt
an effort should be made for greater
usefulness by the church by providing
entertainment for men and making of
the church the social center of the
town. He referred to Y. M. C. A. or
ganizations in other towns, saying
one would fce proposed .soon for En
terprise, he suggested the church was
in a position to start a movement
along lines of the associations. He
would like to see a gymnasium opened,
with pool tables and other games and
amusements. ' , ' '
In his annual report, Mr. Adams
said he conducted 39 funerals and 53
weddings during .the year, certainly
a great .record for so small a town. :
C. H. Zurcher told something of the
churches in Enterprise 25 years ago.
He recalled attending the first church
service held here, in a log cabin by
h? river, In. .1885. The preacher was
a Methodist minister of Alder, named
Rev. Wood. In the early days, after
three churches had been established,
he said the attendance was fairly
good; there was no other place to go
on Sundaysv
Speaking on the "Old Year," G. W.
Hyatt emphasized the fact that the
influence of church had brought re
forms, citing the fact that the pro
hibition law went into effect the next
day. Ho though people were drawn
away from the church by too many
outside amusements. '
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LUMBER CARGOES TO MJCIQO.
Steamers Wapanta and Klamath Do
Big Business at Mexican Ports.
St. Helens, Or., Jan. 5. The sailing
of the two McCormick steamers,
Wapana and Klamath, Monday night
for Mexico indicates a revival in
business in the territory at Mexican
coast ports.! The Wlapama carried
500,000 fewt of piling'and 600,000 feet
of lumber, while the Klamath's cargo
consisted of 500,000 feet of piling: and
600,000 feet of lumber. The wapama
on this trip to Mazatlan and the Klam
ath to Guaymas. ..." r 'V i " . J 5
Owing to improved conditions - in
both places, both steamers will have
good passenger lists from San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles, as many min
ing men and those interested in Mex
ican industries now are returning
since Carranza has complete charge
of .the country , in which their several
enterprises are located. Just to the
south of Mazatlan is an island which
is being developed by Los Angeles
capitalists and Purser Howard, of the
Klamath,, stated that on his last trip
50 passengers were taken down to lo
cate on this island, where pineapples
and other fruits are raised easily and
marketed at a good profit.
Both steamers expect to be back
in. the Columbia river in about 2
days and will make several coastwise
trips 'before again going to Mexico.
The Southern Pacific railroad Mexi-
ican' system,.' running - north from
Guaymas, has now been pod in condir
tion and a regular schedule ia being
maintained, while that portion of the
line from Guaymas to Maratfcffl is be
ing repaired as rapidly bj uiyrfMrend
regular' service is expected fcortly.'
The cargoes on both Wapama and
Klamath will be used in railroad and
mine construction in Mexico;
The ' Parr-McCnnide 'eamship
San Ramon sailed last Friday night; -with
950,000 fee of lumber from
local mille for delivery at San Pedro;'
Cal. This is the first trip of the San
Ramon under her new house flag, sh
having formerly been owned by the'
Dodge 'Steamship company. The, San ;
Ramon was followed Saturday 'by the''
steamei? Daisy Jadsby with 800,000
feet of lumber for San Francisco de-;
livery. . ' ' ' ;'.
Found a Sure Thing.
I. B. WSxon, Ftrmers Mills, N. Y
has used Chamberlain 'c Tablets for
years for disorders of the stomach anc
liver and says, "Chamberlain's Tablets
we the best I have ever used." Ob
tainable everywhere.
"One reason we respect
Hie Bull PcVis that he
finishes what he starts
For Rheumatism. -
A a onnn 4ia an f f atAr nf T? VlPllTTint lSTY!
.1.1 OUWII Mil ww. V
begins apply Sloan's Liniment. Dont
waste time .and sutler unnecessary
nwn & few 1rnns nf Sloan's Lini
ment on the affected parts is all you
need, rne pain goes ai once.
A grateful sufferer writes: "I was
f hntB wpalt a with
Chronic Rheumatism and Stiff Neck,
although 1 tried many meaicmes, wiey
failed. Fortunately I heard of
GlnanV, T.in!mnn anil nffrpr l!Rin(? it
three or four days am up aind well.
I am employed at tne oiggesx oepan
ment store in S. F. where they employ
1 I V 11 L D.A :w Vll.U IIU..." - T
tflrey surely will hear all about Sloan's
Liniment. H. a. miwi, aan rTan
cisco, Oal. Jan. .1915. 25c at all
Druggitts.
W Keep Open Sunday.
The Dulles. Ore., Jan. 5. People
nf Tbp Dulles will not be deprived I
of the privilege of bv-ing a cipar, a ;
Iwx of cnmly or a frt aruiK, or oi i
plnyiiifT n game of pool or cards in the j
civ'nr stores on Sunday, for local offi
cials do not intend to enforce the old;
stale low wjmrdinit t'1P closlnc of,
notirly all Vinds .of establishments on-.
Pi'ir!-,'". Hot H county arm cry oui
oin's liiivo nrrrec'l that tho mo--: 1 eon-
!dit;on of this city i'oull not he iw-
proved by the onforoemont nf tlic
( IMi:tl.U(. "itl -r in.. ...ii.iii- n.j
wmsld lo romppnod to ncr were n uo-
mam! Tnano that tncy comrei tne sus-
Special
On Hats
Saturday
$3.00 Hats $1.50
$100 Hats $3.00
Valours $0.00 Hats $3.50
Valours $3.00 Hats $1.75
ONE DAY ONLY
' pension of business generally on the ,
first day of the week. ' I
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1- Jig
Just Received a
New Shipment
ON
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From Idaho
Try a jar of it for your hot cakes in the morning.
We have some of the finest Irish Mackeral that
ever came to town, 2 for ... ..........:... -25C-
Our bargain counter is over-loaded, see that it
saves you some money.
Vegetables and Fruit in Season.
Oregon Co-Operative Association
1113 1-2 Adams Ave. La Grange, Ore.
urancjies ai . -
IMBLEE, OE. ' EVAKS, Vt!
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