La Grande evening observer., June 22, 1917, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1917.
A Quality
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Now is the time you want a full supply of shirts
with the quality kept up. ; You will find them here
and they are beauties, gentlemen. Percales, Madras
or Heavy Silks in dress shirts, golf or sport style.
$1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 to $5.00
seeing- his wife, Elsie, in the arms of
Robert Amory, shoots Amory and
flees with his little daughter, 'Sarita,
to Mexico.
The lover recovers and marries El
sie, and his son by a former marriage,
is offered a position in the diplomatic
corps. On the way to Mexico City,
young Ned Amory is left behind in
'a Mexican settlement, is robbed and
thrown into jail. Graves finds him
and learns that he is the son of the
man who stole his wife. So great is
his hatred that he induces the Mexi
can government to sell him Ned prac
tically as hia slave, and subjects him
to the utmost cruelty, arousing the
pity of Santa who as now grown
into a beautiful young woman. These
two young people fall in love and flee,
leaving the father childless and alone,
as the cost of his hatred. Miss Wil
liams has two unique roles in this
thrilling drama: at first she is seen as
Elsie Graves, the mother, and later
the charmine Sarita Graves, 1
daughter. Supporting Miss (Williams
and Mr. Roberts in the cast are Tom
Forman, J. W. Johnston, Jack Holt,
Charles Ogle, H. B. Carpenter,
others. ,
E. R. G. R. EVANS.
Commander cf the Broke,
British Destroyer Which
Routed Foes.
and
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"INTOLERANCE" BEGINS
MORROW
TO.
ARCADE
KATHLYN WILLIAMS AND THEO
DORE ROBERTS AT ARCADE
TONIGHT.
Two of the most distinguished
stars of the photodramatic stage,
Kathlyn Williams and Theodore. Rob
erts, will be seen at the Arcade to
night only, in the Lasky-Paramount
production of Bculah M. Dix' thrilling
story, "The Cost of Hatred," which
was produced under the direction of
George Melford. '
The story of "The Cost of Hatred"
has to do with Sarita and Justus
Graves. Graves, a stern, harsh man,
, D. W. Griffith's latest spectacle 'Mn
tolcrance," which opens at the Arcade
. tomorrow for a two-day run, is such
an extraordinary theatrical offering-
that words fail to convey any idea of
j its magnitude and: grandeur,, its
marvelous spectacular effects, its hu
man interest and its amazing irepro-
duction of historical events. In. "In.
, tolerance," there are four separate
stories, each with its own set of char
acters. Ancient Babylon, Judea of the
time of Christ, Paris during the reign
of Charles IX and a modern Amen
can city are the scenes of these stor
ies. Such film stars in Mae Marsh
Robert Henron, Seena Owen, Mairgery
Wilson, Minam Cooper, Lillian Gish
Tully Marshall and Bessie Love have
the leading roles.
For the past six months this Grif
fith masterpiece has been playing to
crowded houses at the Liberty thea-
ONE OF THE BIG SCENES FROM "INTOLERANCE" AT THE ARCA DE THEATRE SATURDAY AND
I SUNDAY.
Lay in a Good Supply of Post
Toasties before they advance
Select Your Sunday Dinner From the Following
WATKRMKLONS
CANTALOUPES
APRICOTS
CUOUAIBKRS
KIIUHARH
OOOSEUERRIKS "
SPINACH
ASPARAdUS
ONIONS
RAD LSI IKS
TURNIPS
R10ETS
CARROTS
LETTUCE
TOMATOES
BEANS
PEAS
NEW POTATOES
If you outfit here when you go fishing you will
always come home with a full basket Trv it.
j tre, New York. Long runs in Chi
cngo, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, San
I Francisco and iLos Angeles also evi-
, dence its remarkable popularity.
Cholera Morbus.
This is a very painful and danger
ous disease. In almost every neigh
borhood someone hns died from it hn.
I fore medicine could be obtained or ft
physician summoned. The right way
is to have a bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic mid Diarrhoea Remedy in the
I nouso so as to be prepared for it.
Mrs. Charles Enyeart, Huntington,
Ind., writes: "During the summer of
1911 two of my children were taken
j sick with cholera morbus. I used
Chamberlain's Colic nnd Diarrhoea
Remedy and it gave them immediate
relief." Adv.
Complains of Postal Service.
Washington, June. 22. (Special)
I Representative McArthur has called
, the attention of the postofllcc depart
i ment to the general demoralization of
, the mail service in th ePacific North
, west in a letter to the second assist
' ant postmaster general.
This Safely Removes Worms.
CALL MAIN 35
HUG'S GROCERY
Worms are a common disease of
children and every mother should
know their symptoms. Sallow com
plexion with dark circles undor eyes,
. irregular bowel movement with
; stomach hard or swollen, grinding
teeth or itching may mean that
. Kicknpoo Worm Killer is needed at
once. It is a mildly laxative remedy
in candy tablet form that children
, like. Kills and removes the worms
nnd lets the child grow strong and
, healthy. At druggists, 25c Adv.
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Photo by American Press Association.
Draft Will Bring
Health Survey of
Over 2,000,000
Women Are Recognized.
Washingtmi, June 21. (Special)
Women employed" by the navy depart
ment are to receive the same pay as
men holding similar positions.
Under the provisions of the selective
draft bill at least 2,000,000 young men
between the agea of nineteen and
twenty-flve will be subjected to a rigid
physical examination to determine
their fitness to serve In the army
which the administration plans to
train to a high point of efficiency for
possible service In France.
This will be the most widespread
physical survey of the vitality and
health of the nation ever made. Dur
ing the civil war many more men were
examined tn tbe course of four years,
but never as ninny within the time
which will be devoted to the examina
tion of the young men who are to make
up the new fighting force of the United
Stntes.
Just what the machinery will be for
the examination of the young men of
today has not been determined. The
physicians and surgeons of the coun
try are being organized rapidly by the
general medical board, appointed at
the Instance of the Council of National
Defense.
This organization within a short
time will reach Into many thousands
of counties. It already has been start
ed In more than 3,000. Whenever their
services are required these men can
bo called upou for medical examinations.
There are about .7,000,000 men of be
tween nineteen and twenty-flve in the
country. It Is estimated that probably
5,000,000 of theso will be exempted for
ono cause or another, principally be
cause their services would bo equally
or more valuable In present vocations
than at the front Large numbers also
n 111 be exempted on nccount of having
encudeiit relatives and many because
of serious physical defects.
Exempted Not Examined.
The medical forces of the entire na
tion would not bo ndequato to examine
carcfullv all of these men physically.
It would require a year or more for the
work. Consequently men In the ex
empted classes will not be examined,
While this will modify the value of the
nation wide health survey, the number
to be examined throughout the states
will furnish a fair Index as to the rela
tive physical stamina of each commu
nity.
Eminent physlclnns and surgeons In
the army, navy, public health service
and those connected with the general
hoard of the Council of National De
fense are looking forward to the results
of the physical examination of so large
a numlier of young meu. Persons luter
estcd In social welfare are equally in
terested in the project
lb Is entirely probable that men will
be passed Into the array who hnvo minor
defects who are now consistently re
jected. But no man who Is physically
deficient will be permitted to get by
unless he manages to fool the examtn
lng surgeons.
There are two reasons why great care
will be exercised In the examination of
young men for all branches of the gov
ernment service. The first Is to Insure
a fighting machine as nearly perfect as
possible. Another Is to guard the pub
lic treasury against another great drive
by pensioners. Uncle Sam Is willing to
pay any man a pension who Incurs dis
ability In the service, but be Is desirous
of reducing the number to a minimum,
so far as It Is possible to do so by de
termining the exact physical condition
of recruits at the time of enlistment
The wholesale examination of young
men for military service, together with
the examinations now on for enlistment
the big Increase In enlistments for the
navy and murine corps and for several
classes of reserves should give the coun
try a valuable survey and throw much
light on the general state of the public
health.
The first Increment of riOO.OOO for the
selective draft army Is to be mustered
in Just as soon as registration Is com
pleted: or not later than Sept. 1 and
possibly a month earlier.
DEPENDABLE
COFFEE
Demonstrated at Our
Store This Week. Call
in and Have a Cup. o ; i ;
Tastes Better--Goes Further
Harris Grocery
PHONE MAIN 70 FARMERS PHONE B. X92
408 North Fir, St. . Cross The Track
P oultry S upplies, and Feed
Just Received a Carload of Dry Yellow Body Pine
Highest Price Paid For Poultry
SMITH-NOBLE PRODUCE CO.
Home Ind. Phone M 734
Union County M. 291
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Retail Dept. Pbone Main 8
Double Duty Dimes &
Dollars
During Red Cross Week, in addition to my personal subscrip
tion I will donate 10 cents for every dollar you spend with me
for Paint, Varnish or Wall Paper.
Anything in the line but Lead and Oil.
And remember, not a price changed on account of this.
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