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LA- UlCAAik.-hVfc'MAU' OUSUCVK-': - '""- " PAGE TWO A-.-i-i.-i---r;a BIANOA ill LITTLE JACK REUNITED UIKK GIHISON TRAIN'S . 1XCI.E MAM'S riCHTEi:. By II. C. HAMILTON (United Press Staff Correspondent.) S3E OH - it 4 ft .yr-Kememoer When Mother said she would like for herself, above (vi'iyiliincr.J-lfp, A SET OF FUJiSf When Father expressed a kwn desire for a new LEATMEIJ 7U(i? Wliei) brother said lie certainly would' like to have about six new l'OU IMX-1TANT) TIES? When Sister said "lots" of SILK HOSE had heen her heart's desire for a loiij?, long time? r x. A BUY SOMETHING USEFUL X'A FOR CHRISTMAS AT Hill's Dept S tore Quality and Service I rt ft r-fV '4 ft r, r X' ISItOAmiAVS (iHKATKS.T .MIXODJtAMA TO UK SHOWX AT,' AIU.AD1J. 'I'llKAI'ltlS Harry T. Morey. tli Vitngraph star. has re-created tho role of Joo Darnon In the screen version ot Bay ard Volllcr's stage success, "Within the Law," which is at tho Arcade Thoatro for today and tomorrow. His work la of such a character that It far outshines anything done by nny of th actors of tho legitimate stage when they essayed the rolo of "tho best 111 tie .forger in tho Unlti'd Gnrscn Is a-regular crook, always outside of tho law, until hn meets Mary Turner, upon her release from prison after serving a sentence for theft coniinllted by another. Slio persuadcR Carson that being dishon est "Within tho Law" where ho is immune from arrest by surrounding himself with clever lawyers is not only perfectly safe, but much more lucrative. He falls in love with Mary, but notwithstanding his environments and his companions, his Is tho love of a man: Ho protects her from not only his evil companions, but from himself. . Eventually Mary ensnares the son of the wealthy man who caused Ivfle arrosi ana imprisonuienc. ne mm ensnares him. for revenue, but even, revengo falls before rea.1 love. During the love scenes between Mary and her wealthy admirer lat er her husband Morey, as Gui-son, shows iis wonderful power as an actor. Ho portrays oven human suf fering on the screen; ho lays bare his innermost thoughts through fac ial expression and muscular notion that Is truly wonderful, played to the acme of perfection, neither over nor under-done. liven that terrible an guish of the eyes when giving tip that most precious to him is photo graphed with terrific clearness. Mor oy's eyes simply tall;. And In the end h'o dies for tho woman loved. be protected and silently. I S-T-A-R i .1 KENTUCKY CIXDEKKLI.A AT THIS KTAH TOMOItKOW Tho attraction announced for' ex hibition at the Star thcatro on Tues day and Wednesday is "A Kentucky Cinderella," screen version of F. Hopkiiison Smith's popular (novel,. Ilupert Julian, who also directed the production, and with Ruth Clifford, will bo Joint star of the presenting company. Grotchen Ledcrer,. Little Zoo Han, Eddie Polo, Emory John son and Lucretla Harris will have prominent roles. Great beauty of natural scenes and picturesque vistas will mark tho reproduction of Inci dents transpiring iu California dur ing tho gold rush. Director Julian' took his company to tho Sierra Ne vada foothills and there found Bcenes that will delight the eye while serv ing as background for numerous sen sational ovents and exciting episodes. Later in the play tho delightful nt uiosphero of Old Kentucky will bo reflected amid scenery equally boau tiful of a vastly different nature and fino photography will embellish the splendors of tho settings. I On- titer sumo program will also be shown another chnptor ot tho thrill ing Railroad Kalders, featuring Hel en Hilmcs. . Pacific coast machine shops to be allowed to equip naval vessels. Bend !33,0C0 valuations in l'J17. have Increased Chaniliei'lalii's Couuli Ilemcdy. This is not only one of tho best and most efficient medicines for coughs, colds and croup, but Is also pleasant and safo to take, which is Important when medicine must be given to children. Many mothors have given It tholr unqualified on dorsement ndv. a an a L i.' BP3li fi Quick Deliveries arc a fcaluro of this lumber business. When you give-us an order you can confidently rely on getting your lumber a little before you need it. Tkut Means no delay in coastructioa, no waiting time that yeu kav to pay for. Think that over. GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY Kctail Dept. Phone. .Main 8 THE EMPIRE CAFE 1!. C. Crawford, Prop. Fresh Oysters in Any Style KlnnVf U)nte-M(!(. s panish Hot Tamnle Special for Sunday -- Knnnt Chicken and Itimpkin Pio HOCUS 0 A. M. to IO::to 1. Saturday Night to 1. A. FLOKKNCE MULKEV, Manager. f " : -, fl CHARTER OAK RANGE The ranije that pleased your grandmother seventy years ago and has held that repu tation all these years. This cooking mai-hiiie operates with one-third less fuel and gives A-l satisfaction. Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson - B. 1241 We Pay Best Priees ft)! Used Furniture II 1 ' v w'rjx t 1 ' Mrs. Blanea Do Saulles posed for this photoEranh with her son Jack, age 4, after the boy had been restored to her by the Do Saulles family. The child was given to the mother following he acquittal on a charge of murder for. lulling her busbuud in a quarrel over the custody ft llttlo Jack. Bank Will Lend $5 f "political "notes" j 000 to Boys and Girls,1- J Dr. w. D. Wood, of Hlllsboro, may mo ia urande National ?. run for nt:tto treasurer. Ho is at Hank announced today that It 1 present stnte senator would lend $5000 to tho boys .J. nnu gins oi union county who ..,f T collW fol.se0 t!l0 ,.esult of tne would engage ip pig,.aRd pou- plllllaw , d.oioa .f, -the .Republicans try raising. The money Is to .J. fcr Governor, I might be a candidate be used for the purchase of -J. for the Democratic nomination- for brood sows and poultry. The .J. lhat offlc0i.. Bnld Waltor M p, work will be carried out under annnin,. r,-r., iti- y uUO,v.B.ou or me j. a. u. .j. iowa. counties, who was at the Im- oitension department and tlie 4. 0(,rial vnsierdav. hr nwins h, , boys and girls Industrial clubs. tBrent uliceruinty of foretelling that rhe boys and girls will be result Senator Pierce Intimated that '"u ." "'ney on men- ho probably would not start, injurs, unii ine uiueiais or inc 1 nanu nave every confidence 4. I- that the boys and girls will muko good. Mr. ITorr of the O. A. C. was enthusiastic In his praise of the bank's action. I ! I I I ! l ! ! I I l "Witiiin (ho haw." mm 11 It is not likely, either, that tho Senator j will seek bin party's nomination for 'either United States or Ropresenta , live in Congress from the Socond Dis trict, as has been reported .. Sen ator Pierce is a holdover member of tho Semite, and frankly said yester- day ho would dislike. very much for any other political contingency to .arise which would mnko It necessary for him to terminate his membership in that body. The Orogoman. MM Dr. J. K. Anderson, of The Dalles, the author of the bone dry law, has announced his candidacy for govern or. lie is expected to be a formid able, candidate. The other aspirants are expected to ho Governor Withy- comb, Secretary of State Den w. 01 cott, and President of the State Sen ate Oils C. Moser. j PERSONAL MENTION! ; ! 1 Misr. Jli'llo Matthews ot Eugene went to Enterprise this morning to visit relatives. It. X. Merchant, Paul Newmyer, laud a party of Y. M. C. A. boys left this morning on a special train for Enterprise, after attending the Older linys Conference here. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kennedy are in I Elgin visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clarence llnzen. j Mrs. A. C. Webster returned to I Eli:in today after visiting with her father, Herman Veurs. l! II. F. Kelly a prominent stock- jman of Wnshttickna, is nt the Foley. II H.ll llec. Of C-ilhiu-nv linn, Pn la J through the' corsets them-Si1" Portland on business. 1 BclveS !' J0-0!'1 raluior returned Saturday ' from s"l. oim. t- i . . We eaniiot hol)e to COU-tL 1,0!iN" To "d Mrs, Frank ,. , 4i,' ., ! Connor on Pecemher 9th, a boy. ey in words the merit of, Mr. nni, (;0. EbPll passe(1 a eOl'Set which iillils its i OhwibIi the city this morning from J most fittnnr expression in i 1 illPS l!"kt'r "y- They m I'wnrn fin tii.ii- !;i)uiti NEW YORK, Dec. 10. Mike Gib bons, middleweight excellent, Is, ns a mattrr of fact, too busy to bother about n little thing like a mere fight between a couple of professional scrappers. That Is, Mike's too busy to bother about the mine-run variety of . box-fights, for Mike is spending his time these days clubbing a bunch of young huskies Into fighting Bhnpe at Ft.' Dodge, which lies Just out of Des- Moines, Iowa. Mike had a chance to take on Har ry Greb In an encounter at Pittsburg and was ready to sign articles until conditions were Imposed ho didn't like, so he requested Eddie Kane, his manager, to call off proceedings and let him keep on teaching the soldiers how to box. "Why, Mike Is so wrapped up In this thing I can hardly get him to talk fight," said Kane recently. Ilo got out of bed one morning nt six o'clock and went out to the camp to watch the soldiers go through their calisthenics. He iv-anted to s.i it all and learn It for he is going to In troduce a Mike Gibbons system to those fellows. Ho eertnlnly Is get ting wonderful results with the work ho already has started." Mike himself talked a little about the jabs and right crosses ho is put ting, into the hearts of the men. Ho enthused all over himself, and cet- tijtfi Mike to say a few dozen words! 1uHlra nmlnff n. Ur.Ll.nlt w. 1 - -vt1-" eJ"'S iituu-uiiuru OB wunu fgrnu a dime. ".The boys in Ft. Dodge are getting tho benefit of boxing instruction from a-,;p,astmaster at tho ,art. It Is ex tremely doubtful If the fight gamo ever, has seen a more accomplished master of the mitt than Mike of St. PauJ." He Is an- adept at feinting with' his head. His footwork Is a revelation, ftnd he combines with these graces, the knack of being able to. drive home a punch with murder ous . effect. Mikc'c record doesn't boast of a long lino of knockouts, bjit-ho has tho ability to put the sleep punch over, and sometimes does iU HIs teaching should ho the means of making excellent boxers of many nienCIn the division to which he has bjen,ass!gncd. vBayonot work has been found to combine the work of the boxer and theVbayonet expert. Mike's ifoint-ihgl.-'hls ducking and countering should be a handy thing for these yojing soldiers to have around. 5 Fruits, Nuts and Candy Also All tho Ingredients Necessary for Mscemeat or Fruit Cake PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY roccry Phone Main 70 Farmers Phone B. 192 408 North Fir St. Cross the Track r .''State highway from Corvallis Polk' county line to be paved. to ;stato Lime Hoard leases quarry and will Install plant nt Gold Hill. Fresh Air (iooil for Face. Farm and Fireside, the national farm paper, says: "It is a mistaken Idea that bund ling up to the eyes and covering the face with thick veils protects the skin In tho winter. The more tho face is exposed to the fresh air the better it will be for the complexion, and there is nothing more invigorating and beneficial than a brisk walk dur ing n snow flurry. Never carry an umbrella when it is snowing. The best kind of water to wash your face in is soft rain water, and as snow is only frozenj'ain water there is sure ly no reason why it should be injur ious to the skin: "Do not wash your face before go ing out Into tho open air, but if cleansing is necessary, apply- cold cream and rub it well Into tho pores, afterward wiping the face with a soft towel. Cleanse the face with cold cream and a good massage cream at least once a week, and apply a lotion to the face, hands, and lips overy night before retiring. Tho lips are more susceptible to cold and chap more easily than any other part of the face." LA GRANDE BOYS IN FRANCE Major White Wiros. Boys Safe Camp and Kaking Good Astoria will Smith's point. pave highway' to Highway contract lot from Myrtle Creek to DUlard. City Manager Fred B. Curroy re ceived the following card from George A. White, formed Adjutant General of Oregon, now major in the regular army at Camp Mills: Just learned that all "your boys" are safely in camp and in good health. They are making good and bringing credit to La Grande. GEORGE A. WHITE, 6Sth Artillery Brigade. Portland 6,700 acres on Colum bia peninsula to be reclaimed. Chamberlain's Tablets. Chamberlain's Tablets are intend ed especially for stomach troubles, biliousness and constipation, and have met with much success In tho treatment of those diseases. Peo ple who have suffered for years with stomach trouble and have been un able to obtain any permanent relief, have heen completely cured by the use oT these tablets. Chamherlain's Tablets are also of great value for biliousness. Chronic constipation may bo permanently cured by tak ing Chamberlain's Tablets and ob serving tho plain printed directions with each bottlo. adv. 'iiV'mijiiuii:i;iinMii;""iijii"!i';iMiM!i!i;ii!"i;:i:j 'iniiliiiliillltiinil'iito ft A $n ijilin!iinitlMi:)Ulll!("M;!iiii!i:piiiMiii;MMiiMi' V-?' i:;fc'-;;';i"::::S!!-";; -K i.'.:;".. ISSvi. iilllliwiMii:tiut,,aiitlii:ft(iiiiih....l,iiUin,,tLli:.i..;:il 1,2. I Front Lacod way to California. j ..... i, in.-ii i rifllUH were ltr , , ., t" the tram to bid them good-bvo. We can only tell vou'i j. m. NVweii. of i. r.,-n,i' . that the new design ofl, registered at the Rogers hotel in M O D A R T J'Yuiit Laced j ","y; , . , , . ! V Hllnm Y est, well known rancher LorSCTS SCeni to Have ;lC- and stockman of the Nnrih )n-i. J quired an added urnee and Ueriion. was a business visitor in to impart to the figure still :ikor s"""'hiy- o something more of heauty Jim-ini; of liemvene i ntai to n,n,i. and of poise. puh.adki.phia. Dec. 10. cspec- '-'-J 1 wo-year-oiii Martin Durby M i; consider ,1WI IAU.L i o"' Saturday in the Children's wirpi ' t.xr--r.!fn v- ia 5 iii:''UPi(;i!;insii;!iMt"'i:!i"M!""ll!'!!'i''!;i!!ll!inini illllHliii)f(fiiillililjti.'(iilIlt,ihliliiiilt;illIiiiiijliiiiltiliir llliiWiii.iiliMiiiUlinihlliiilii)iiidiaiiOT;iiJl)iili;U(4:& ma Featuring and 11 The Big, Powerful Melodrama Showing the Power of the Man with Money to Wield the Law Against the Weak and Ignorant 'the best price. corset at anv 1 1 Homeopathic hospital. He drank Jj kerosene the day previous. PAULINE LEDERLE Wtllametto valley to harvest 5,000 acres loiju-.berries m 1918. Bat esvil'c. Baker countv. la n.v sawmill town grown up in a year. Matinee .... 15c, 5c Evening .... 25c, 10c These Prices Include War Tax STEVENS AT THE ORGAN TODAY AND TOMORROW Quality Our Policy 6 7 ? 71
