La Grande evening observer., January 12, 1916, Image 8

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Manganese fiber strops are made of selected hides
taken from animals especially adapted. These fibers
are treated with a chemical solution tliat transforms
them into what is known as Nutaloid leather and
which is used for grinding belts and strops, for edg
ing tools and instruments. ' i ' '
See our display windqw . ' '
Putman's Drug Store
17U fHnaSJL term
CHIEF JUSTICE IS II HDiTE
CHIEF JUSTICE FRANK A. MOORE.
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tains and woods were ransacked for
the gypsies who add to "Carmen's" in
describable and elusive charm. A
real . Andulusian . bull, ' wild, raging;,
splendid in its brute strength, and
wary picadores, bandenlleras and
matadors came with them. Jiaoul A
Waluh given overwhelming proof of
his unapproachable directing genius,
: Prepare to rub your eyes in amaze
ment! Adv. '
AVENBING CQKSGf ENGE HERE
BIG FILM RUN THIS AFTERNOON
, ' -FIRST; TIME.
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Three Performances Each Night if
Necessary Says Manager.
' Appurtenances necessary to. run
"Avenging Conscience the socalied
biggest film picture ever sent into an
Oregon town, arrived today and the
first run of the big picture was made
at the Arcade this afternoon. The!
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jiim remains until wnrairrow mgnt an
if. necessary three, runs will be made
each evening.' The first begin at the
usual hojur and ' two are guaranteed
and a thud will be (put on if the crowd
is there to demand it. ": .So' much has
been said of the film, and its merits 'so
well known that there remains but lit-""
A1 " .!.'... "''1 I. .-!.! i. .1 , ira.. ' :
tic iuui iu tie vbiu luuay.- inpsewQO1
sow the picture this afternoon are live
boosters' for it; magnificent, grand and
stupendous are some of the things it
has been called. Sol Baumj is In
charge of the picture, ! c ;: . .
1 PREACHER fN DISCiUISE. ; -''
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Author "Servant in the House" Has
Varied Literary Life. ,;
The ' Servant in the House is based
on the , ideal towafdwhich the world
is slowly moving, universal love and
truth.
Charles Rann Kennedy, the author
of "The Servant in the House," comes
of a famous English family of schol
ars, preachers and educationalists.
The -Samily includes the dramatist's
grandfather, Charles Rann Kennedy
the elder, whose studies in Demos-,
thenes are well known iri this countrv:
Dr. Benjamin Hall Kennedy, the late
itegius "roressor of Greek in the Unl
versity of Cambridge, England; and
Mr, wuuam Kann Kennedy, the pres
ent 'Lord Justice of Anneals.
Mr. Kennedy's grttat grandfather,
Kann Kennedy, a noted cleric , and
classical scholar in his day, was an in
timate friend of Washington Irving,
who wi-ote portions of his "Sketch
Book" in the old Kennedy parsonage
at Acocks Green in Warwickshire.
His father dying young, Charles Rann
Kennedy has earned his own living
since the age of thirteen.
. . In his time' he has . played ' many
parts--ofltee-boy, lawyer's clerk, tele
graphist, socilist organizer, magazine
writer, lecturer, theatrical i business
manager, actor, producer and drama
tist. In addition to the above, he at
one time studied for Hold Orders, and
hs he playfully confesses himself, he
I is "even now, only a clergyman in dis
J guise!" , - ..
j This, the greatest play in the Eng
lish language, will be presented in
the high school auditorium Saturday,
January 15, at 9 p. m. Seat reserva
tions can be secured at Van Buren's.
' ' 1 Th United Store has the nice warm Blankets, Comf oi-ts, Coats, , Under
wear and shoes and lots of other things to go with them priced so any body
can af Cord to buy them - , -
, Cotton blankets
Wool Blankets . . . :
Comforts .. . . i . . . .
Indies' Coats . . . . .
Wool Dress Skirts
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......$2.49, $2.98, $3.98 $4.98
. . . .$6.90, $7,90, $8.90, $9.90
$2.98, $3.98, $4,98
Wool Underskirts 49c, 69c, 98c, $1.49
Wool Hawkey Caps ; . ; . ............ .. .49c
Wool Shawls ....49c
Ladies' rubbers . 49e
Ladies, shoes ....... i.,$l.P8, $25, $2.49, $2.98
Children's 'shoes 9c, $L1S, $1.25, $1.49
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5 Men's Mackinaws W.98, $4.98
Men's Caps . . . ". 25c, 49c, 98c
Men's Wool Gloves 9c
Men's Wool Mittens 49c
Men's Leather Lined Mittens ..,..49c
Men's Fleeced Underwear ................. .39c ,
Men's Wool Underwear .69c
: Men's Wool Unions ,.. $1.98
Men's Fleeced Unions 98c
Men's Shoes .$1.98, $2.98, $3.50
Boys' Shoes .....$1.39, $1.49, $1.69, $1.89, $1.98
YOU CAN 'ALWAYS'
j DO BETTER AT
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J. C. PENNEY CO.
83 BIG BUSY
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BRINGS UEVS
ENGLISH ANXIOUS FOR A FIN
' FIGHT. ""'';;!
Submarine - Scare- Has 3 - Abated
; Missed Zepplin Raids Each Time.
Distinguished Jurist Who Today Announced Candidacy for Re-nomination.
' Portland, Ore., Jan.- 12V(Special
- Chief Justice Frank A; Moore, of
St. Helens, today announced his in-'-
tention to seek ; re-nominatioh ;for
' Supreme Judge at the Republican pri
'mariefl. .-vitv.?: h::Ait:'
- Justice Moore has been on the su
preme bench of Oregon for 24 years,
'and during that time he (has, served
a chief justice four times. '.;:i.;;.,.,i'.
Excellent health and a strong
physique have discounted- 'rthe years
that have (passed over Jdstice . Moore
for he is hale and hearty and a vigor
ous worker. - ; "; ? ,: p-' '. ' 1 ';;',-'
His re-nomination is generiilly coh
ceded ; amd endorseu by all,1 arid so
well is he likod by men of all parties
in the state it-is doubtful if the Demo
crats .wil 'oppose 'Mm at the election.
. SHERRY'S TO RUN THEDA BAR A
WCTURE. ; ' .. .
Two Days' Run Begins Tomorrow of
Well Known Story. '
Wonder follows wonder in t the
"Xranscendontal William Fox produc
tion of "Carmon." Edward Velasquez,
noted Spanish artist, was brought
from Sovllle to supervise the tetchni
enl and wrchitectural details of the
Spanish cities which Mr. Fox created
at his studios. The film begins a two
day run at-Shorry'8 tomorrow;' "
, . Colonel Antonio Bravo of the Span
ish army drilled the Wattalions . of
picturesque dragoons. The bull-ring
is an exact replica of the famous El
Toro of Seville. The streets, houses,
cathedrals, plazas' and castles of the
studio Seville and Cordova covered
score of acres. Five thousand persons
participate in fosta scene.
Theda Bara as Carmen, the gypsy
flirt, irises to histrionic heights never
attained in ny previous triumph. Hor
immediate supporting company , is
composed of the pick and pride of
Harvest Dant Refuses War Cenlrarts
l Moscow, Idaho, Jon, 10. At the aii
ual meeting of the stockholders , of
the Idaho national harvester torn-'
pany today contracts tendered tfor
the manufacture of the war muni
tions were rejected. The ;. company
declined to convert its harvester plant
to turn but shrapnel, torpedo iaps
and other war accessories. - :
The Idaho national harvester com
pany is the largest exclusively com
bine harvester plant in the world.
The machine is an Idaho product in
vented by Idaho men and financed
principally 'by State Senator Jerome
J. Day of Moscow, one of the owners
of the Hercules lead-silver mine and
the Tamarac-Suster mine in the Coeur
D'Alene district of Idaho: head of the
new smelter being rebuilt at North
port, Wn., and of the refining and re
duction works just purchased at Pitti
burg Pa.
The Idaho plant's product is design
ed for harvesting grain on side-hills
ns well as level ground; one opera
Baker, Jan. 12. -Although the Erig
liah people, as a 'whole are anxious for
peace to bo concluded, they are' just
as anxious that the war be fought
out to a hmsh, eliminating the re
sumption of, later hostilities, accord
ing to Fred Swinger,, son of Charles
Swinger, formerly of this city, who
returned last night from a two years'
mission in the British Isles for the
L. D. S. church
"A small faction in Ireland tassert
they would just as soon live under
the Kaiser as under the King's rule,"
Mr. swinger said today, "but on tne
whole, the people are intensely loyal.''
iwnen I iert conscription was be
ing awaited by a large number of
citizens who' believe that if the coun
try t really needs them, drafting, will
be resorted to. . The common people
are optimistic, but since the barriers
of censorship, have broken' down, they
realize to the full. the. seriousness of
the situation. ', ,
"I saw trainldad's of .-wounded and
Other trainloads being rushod to sea
ports to go to the front and fill the
gaps left in the ranks by those re
tired for injuries," or Rilled. ' Several
times, I was in London1, but each time
miiised a' Zeppelin -raid. - Except. for
the incesslant plan of seraiVhlights in
the heavens, the cities of England are
absolutely .darkened at night. Often
I was stopped bv police officials, and
asked to show mv papers to prove
thit I was not la Germarr spy."
M Swinger declared tliat the sub
marine, situation has ceased to cause
fear, in England, but emphasized the
heavy drlain which enlistment is mak
ing on - the. i nation. ."Everywhere
women are beginning to fill positions
once only open to men," he said. :
ANIMAL LIFE IMPROVES. ,
Government Points to Improvements
- . : in T airing uisease;.
Washington, Jan. . 11. (Siwoial)
Tt.. 1 l C J.U- -D
Animal Industry, of the department.
which has just been published, states
that satisfactory progress was made'
during the year in the, work eradicat
ing a number of animal diseases. In
addition to stamping out the foot-and-mouth
disease, much was done in
the South toward the elimination of
the cattle tick, and in the West the
eradication of scabies of sheep and
cattle has been brought nearer te-
completion.
clubs now have 9,000 members and the" '
poultry clubB nearly 4,000.
Livestock, demonstration work in
areas freed of ticks has 'been carried
on in North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Tennessee, and - ArWansas in
cooperation with the State agricultur
al colleges. Definite demonstrations
with livestock have been conducted
and registered beef cattle and hogs
introduced for breeding purposes. -
- Improvement in the qulality of mar
ket milk is also noticeable as a result
of the efforts of the department and
various other agencies, Further
more, by means of cow-testing as '
sociations, the milk yield of many
dairy herds is being increased and
the cost reduced. ,
The report also calls attention to
the increasing extent of the meat-inspection
service, more than 58,000,000
animtals having been slaughtered un
der Federal inspection during tht fis
cal year ended June 30, 1915. Over
seven and a half million pounds of
meat and meat food products were
, Iliuro VL I i ; 1 m.
a; - - ., i; . iiu . J; 'urcuaicu uuuur ueuerui lliuiJUCLiun. lilts
Vvk aeMwf1" from pork in products that are
itgisUion'fof fhe erceent olrte" SffiES ITtfJT
laws. Although some States are well Ef$
equipped in these respects, the erad- Sw meth.od .f d!rtJyln,? trlcninae:
ication of hog cholem within their J" ZtL-
limits would SM leave them exposed ttJSJi,2. 5Th?:
to the risk of reinfection from other WR1' SJSS
states. Until tne country is pre- " . . -
pared,therefore-, to undertake a ?al ;ZSJZ5TZ&
a considerable number , of animals
have been lost in the part from an
1 trax, no deaths resulted among those
which were, immunized by the simul
taneous method. An outbreak (among
hogs in Maryland was checked by the
same means. In connection with this
work attention is called to the cura
tive effect of the serum as well as to
its immunizing value. ' ..
Hog-cholena work has been con
tinued, the report says, and' now con
sists of investigations into the pos
sibilities of county . control, educa
tional work designed to secure the
aid of the farmers, and the enforce
ment of the virus-serum-toxin law.
The results of the work show, the re
port says, that losses from hog chol
erti can be reduced to a minimum and
the industry of hog raising increased
in any given area. ; At the - present
time, however, a country-wide cam
paign for ! the .-eradication of hog
cholera is regarded as ill-advised. As
a preliminary to such a campaign, the
various States should have more ef-
the Federal Government should be to
a large extent confined to assisting '.,
the States in orgranizinir stable or-1 '
ganizations -among, farmers and ' in
securing, a '" proper ; distribution and
administration of potent hog-cholera
serum.:' 'The nature of hog cholera,
the ways in -which ft is spread, and
the best methods; of combating-it
should also be made plain to farmers
through lectures,, demonstrations, and
printed articles. ; Bach farmer of the
State' should be acquainted with the
location of the nearest serum depot,
and hntr-fihrilem senrm nTrnnTH h
Baby's Skin Troubles.
: Pimples Eruptions Bczema quick
ly yield to the soothing and healing
qualities of : Dr. Hobson's Eczema
Ointment. . No matter where located,
how bad or long standing, Dr. Hob
son's Eczema . Ointment will remove
every trace of the ailment. . ' It will
restore the skin to its natural soft
ness and purify. . Don't let your child .
suffer don't be embarrassed by hav-
made as tesdily available as possible. ! ing your child s face disfigured with
In conrfexjtion with the nroblems of
production,' the report calls attention
to the value of the boys' and girls' pig
clubs . and" poultry clubs: The pig
hfamiafipq nr iiflv rtrrir."' - Tlfl Dr.
Hobson's Eczema Ointment. ' Its guar
anteed. No cure no pay. . 50c at your
Druggist.
PIANOS
$187.00 . 7i-t'
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Sohmer : ; ;
Ivers&Pond ?,
Estey
Schumann
Bennett
Lester
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Other High Grades
RICHEY PIANO HOUSE
No culls nor worked-over pianos ..'shipped from other towns.
' , - We do not buy froni Portland jrctnil houses, therefore we are
. ;: in a position to sell at right prices. ;'i " f
' Call and examine goods and 'get prices before buying else
v where. ... ;
Orders for tuning will be attended t o by Mr. Ardrey, a man of experience
and reliability.' !
Richey Building. . V ; , . ,.: , ,.'.:., Opposite Elks' New Building.
In regard to the eradication of the
tion cutting, threshing and sacking f?"1 tfk the JePor .J68 at a
the gi-ain. Two men and eight horses , the-work proceeds and its benefits be
operate the machine at an expense of come more apparent it is being more
Si an acre.. heartily supported and pushed by the
people. In the territory already freed
Our Want Ads bring results. f c. "M including .the area
i freed since the beginning of the cur-
rent f5scai year, is now more than one-
third of that formerly quarantined.
work is being done for the building up
of the .beef-cattle and dairy indus
tries. Effective cooperation, - it is
said, has come from transportation
companies, commercial clubs, bank
ers and other business metf who were
farsighte.d enough to realize that the
eradication of the cattle tick and -the
subsequent development of the live
stock industry means an increase of
business for all interests concerned.
The work of eradication is being done
in cooperation with State authorities
and is being pushed forward as rap
idly as possible with the means at
hand.
- During the fiscal year ended June
30, 1915, nearly 10,000 square miles
in the State of Utah were , .released
from quarantino on account, of sheep
scabies. Nearly 4,000,000 sheep were
dipped in this quarantined area during
the fiscal year , in cooperation with
State officials. ': iA ' total of J4.200
square miles was also released from
quarantine on account of cattle scab
ies. Good progress is also reported in
the eradication of dourine in horses. ' ;
' Progress has .been made also in the
treatment ,of anthrax. Experiments
on both large and small animals have
proved the effectiveness of simultan
eous injections of an immunizing
serum and a spore vaccine. Several
outbreaks of the disease' furnished an
opportunity to test, this method in
'actual practice. In Mississippi, where
PLAYER PIANOS
$398.00 j
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Sohmer "
Ivers&Pond ;;r
E&tey' .;.-' r i
Schumann :'N ?
Bennett
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Sterling
Other High Grades.
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