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ARC A DE
the great success evidenced at the Ar- thel Clayton and Carlyle Blackwell
cade theatre this week.
When Mr. Cohan announced several
years ago, "Broadway Jones," a play
minus his singing and dancing, yes,
GEORGE M. COHAN HAS THE even without an American flag, vari-
P.ITRIOTISM OK A SMALL. , ous ooubtlul ones wonaereu 11 iv oum
HOY
in The Madness of Helen."
TAXES WILL NOT
EEJN CREASED
Revenue Provided for Interest
and Principal on Road
Bends.
Opponents of the road bond bill
contend that the proposed bond Issue
will become an added burden to the
general taxpayer. As a complete an
swer and refutation of this argument,
the Legislative Good Roads Commit
tee has incorporated the following
statement as a part of its argument
in support of the bond bill which will
be published in the official state pam
phk-t:
"We have ascertained from the rec
ords of the office of the Secretary of
State that the income from the pres
ent quarterniill tax Is 1220,000 per
annum; that the income from auto li
censes, based upon the present num
ber of automobiles at the increased
license rate effective August 1st, will
be not less than 1310.000 per annum
to be used in payiufj interest and prin
cipal of bonds. The above funds will
Fthol CJavt nH TnrlvlA P.Ui-V.. be sufficient not only to pay me in-
well ore coming to the Arcade thea- 1 tcrest and the principal of the 16.000.-
' no over with the public. Some of the
George M. Cohan, the famous New ; more bolder acquaintances approached
York comedian will be seen tonijrnt mm on tne roauer vh-wkw
for the last time in "Broadway Jones," decided to put his best efforts into
the great motion picture hit. : something different. The result is a
The play is full of keen comedy and matter of theatrical history and
illustrates the character of George Mr; "Broadway Jones" was conceded by
Cohan himself, lively, full of pep and ! every New York critic, the biggest
patriotism. ! hit of the season. And so, with this
n i -Von'o inm. tnr thn'rame determination and energy he
JWI . vVMW a i - . .
American flag, as set forth in numer
ous songs and plays, is not profes
sional. Even today he possesses all
the patriotism of a small boy ana Is
intensely American in his sentiments.
In addition to his many other achieve
ments, George M. is often referred to
as "the best press agent for the
American flag" the country has ever
known. Not satisfied with being the
most popular actor-author-producer
connected with the stage, he has in
vaded the field of motion pictures with
lias ISJianj liiv iiivmvii pivoutv
field and that he haa already added
thousands of new admirers to his im
mense following can easily be understood.
tre on Wednesday and Inursday in
the latest Brady-Made World picture,
"The Madness of Helen." This is one
of the most beautiful and surprising
stories ever written.
Dane Ashley is informed that he
has inherited from a distant relation
an old place in a small village no
great distance from the city. Dane
000 bonds authorized by this act, but
will also pay the interest and princi
pal of the il.S19.280.55 in bonds author
ized to meet the government road ap
propriation. After paying these bonds
there will be a surplus of at least $2,
793.402.06. Since 1911 the increase in
the number of automobiles in the
State of Oregon has been 33 per
Portland, Ore., April 17. (United
Press) Eighty-five students of the
High School of Commerce are mem
bers of the cadet corps, just organ
ized. All local high schools have
formed or are organizing military
training classes.
nn m,Atxw with thA rnmnietion
is a successiui young aumom roman- 57 2053 r0Vds This increase will natur
tic and emotional nature, and he goes aIly be rge,.. However, we have not
out in his machine to inspect the taken any iDcrc.ase Into account but
property. , have based our figures on 'the present
From that time, in the early part of number of automobiles."
the story, until the very last moment . .- 1
of the play, the suspense and mystery - . Al.iTrnn
of his masterful story will hold you i: K B H N I rK.N
spell-bound. Ethel Claj-ton and Car-, W W W w nwnw . -..w
lyle Blackwell have never been given
such splendid roles and have never be- Good roads will make Oregon the
foro appeared in tho roles given them greatest dairying center in the world,
quite as well as they do in this piece, Remember this when you vote on the
"The Madness of Helen." road bond bill in June.
. .
Hippodrome Vaudeville. j The proposed bond issue will pro-
Wednesday and Thursday at the Ar- Tide good roads at no greater cost
cade theatre will be given another of than the state Is now paying for poor
the Hippodrome vaudeville programs, ones,
starring three big acts. From press
reports this will- be an exceptionally The action of the recent Legislature
eood how. Comedy will prevail doubling the annual icense on au-
throughout the entire bill, and every
one who enjoys a good laugh will like
this show of good music, good pictures
and good vaudeville.
SCENE FROM
"BROADWAY JONES" AT
TONIGHT
THE ARCADE THEATRE
STALLIONS
All Draft Breeds, Imported and Home Bred
YOUNG AND EXTRA GOOD
One Standard Bred IG-baiid Trottting Stallion,
weight 1,300.
One Imported Coach Stallion.
ALL PRICED TO SELL
If you have a stallion that you cannot use longer, I
might exchange
On Sale at W. H. BEGGS' LIVERY STABLE
Telephone 38 Resort St., back of Baker Theater
J. It. JUSTTCK, Importer, Pendleton Oregon
DTi. C. B. PItOEBSTEL, Sales Agent, Baker, Oregon
BAKER, OREGON
tomoblles and making the funds de
rived therefrom available for road
construction is Justified by the rea
soning that it is the automobile that
destroys the road and it should bear
the burden of road construction.
"When public money Is honestly
spent on a road every dollar becomes
threo dollars," says the Portland Jour
nal. "First, there Is the dollar In tho
Lou-Tellc-gen Has Many Adventures, road itself. Second, there remains in
Iu-Tellogen, the celebrated roman- the community the dollar which has
COLONIAL
tic actor who will be seen at the Co
lonial today in the Jesse L. Lasky pro
duction "The RIack Wolf" was unable
to appear before the camera for sev
eral days during the filming of this
photodrama because ' of a badly
bruised nose. During one of those
p!nyful little fights for which he is
so justly famous, he was slinging the
Spanish police around the tavern and
a stray fist caught him right on the
bridge of the nose. Tor a few min
utes it was thought that the nose was
broken, but the company doctor pro
nounced it inta?t however, it was so
badly swollen that further scenes were mission, appointed by Governor Withy
impossible until it improved. In combe, is in itself a guarantee that
"The Explorer," Mr. Tellegen sprained the money derived from the proposed
been paid out for labor and material.
Third, there Is tlie dollar of economio
value added to the land adjacent to
the road. This Is a real value, not a
speculative one. It Is an increase in
productive capacity."
Hotter reasons for supporting the
road bond bill June 4th could not be
offered. It may be depended upon
that Highway Commissioners lienson,
Thompson and Adams will see to it
that every dollar of the road fund is
hoHL.sliy expended and full value re
turned in roads honestly constructed.
The personnel of the Highway Com-
.VjV MMUV tO.O Mtw VOAA INC J. " , y 1
his arkle; in "The Unknown," he suf
fered from a badly bruised shoulder;
in "The Victory of Conscience" he was
burned by an exploding bomb; in
the Victoria Cross," he was thrown
from a horse, and now in the final
Paramount pieture which he is to do
this summer, he is suffering from the
bruised nose. Director Frank Reicher
is going to endeavor to curb his stren
uosity so that he may be sent east
to his wife, Geraldinc Farrar, in a
perfectly presentable condition.
I'nion Sends Recruits. ,
While other towns are boasting of
their patriotism and the number of
young men who have enlisted. Union
is ablaze with the national colors and
the following young men have nlrendy
entered the service: Denzel llaynes,
Casper MeCanile, Dean Upton, I.ouis
Quigley, Georgo Woll, Roy Peering,
A. V. Hutchinson, Hugh .Dryan and
Walter Harris. And there nre sever
al more who have announced their in
tention of answering the call.
l.tnon Republican.
Ifi.OOU.OOO good roads bond issue will
be wisely and economically expended.
It is a further guarantee that every
cent of the money w ill be spent " in
practical road construction. There
will be neither waste nor extrava
gance ia tl.u expenditure of the fund.
If the $6,000,000 bond issue and the
highways designated therein are ap
proved, comprehensive provision for
construction of highways will have
been provided. Road construction will
have been standardized; Federal aid
and co-operation secured; tho cost of
efficient engineering will have been
minimized; co-operation bcteeu
State, Government and counties, to
gether with genuino competitive bid
ding for construction will have be
come a reality. The acquirement of
funds for road construction at a low
rate of Interest and a method of pay
ing both interest and principal of
state bonds out of current revenues
already imposed will also have been
prii,ril ami thl i tvlthmit Qijdittnnnl
tax burden and with' proper safe
guards to tho Kc-nrrnl tnxnaver.
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