La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 18, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textr,raOCTKaVsi a-.- - . Jilt.... 9 liTFT?TDAT. .PKIL 18, 1913. 'TTTTIEE e r es0 i ffn tiiiikh uf fthe action has an ea-Uuti (.I IIM-W MINlSTt". J llCl-i.. background, im-Uulin f'i'w ork s '"tirtut Wh.n? Wuy, " ith many inci dent of a humoring; character. I Although the feiilured perform r io Tit iVM S()i liiUKL.MOYiK ST V Mickey's fM Sf'iml Develops Dra matic Situation. One of the ninny channine; feature.) in "Mirkev" to W- :..-n at the A-r cade truntie tn'miT..,v and Saturday is a' s'pi'iTf! whn will ;.rf strai'rhr in the heirts .r :iM the -hilthfit. Ami :a;.d nlihl for Ma thee things that nre like .the , toy.' .Inhnny ire's f r trots a aIuiju'l Jo !; I'atlu-r Iv.s It ul! 'S hihiierv' : t vr. and f'.H- nv.u! are ''for rhil'fcc railroad vhi h 1 Christmas tirtd n tdav with Jiy-'..i?: flay. i no s-.Miir el uor-, a comedy jvene with a jiet ln:I!.j-t tint is delightfully natural. ?.,i,k:-vs '..nil u-vrii'i make one dive f..r the smuutp! and lirer Squirrel ta".!.;' -ut'oi the order o hU pifins. . He heats it for .dear l'fe. Mickey wears - ho.;f,s clothes during the first fjaif of. 'the--play nml --(he Fuuirrel spri:".s up her trouser let;. The hero t; irs to save the lady Troiii tlie squirniiMir ;-(i;;';rl, and hip tmllant efforts h ok -ry pttnil:;.r to Mickey'' foster fatln r vho h:iv.t 'n up hnt on murder and --tdd-n iieath. And then he stes the .--iiii-iv! :'.-! joins tin rescue part;.-. And, hv tii - wav, 'Miekey nueht to fret the Ii o C'-i-s fnr her coiiru.ee Pshaw! Any irh'l niip'ht lead an army like Jeanne P'Ait, or just save ehil' dien in lurnint- houses, or jump ri7 cliff.-, or any i!i;!e tV.inp like hat. Tin1. to let n rnr in a pftuirri' run' up youi; clothe?! () -j! If there were ca!l for voIunt'M ;o save the country hv letting rats 'ivi up i'tps the only rnswer woi;M he a yell fadinf away ir the distance. -COPKMlAltKN, April 1 S. Count m. Ilrnrkdmf f-lisii lyim fliTiiiiiti mp proiim-tinn, Many c un y is I.y iu rnieicn minlsmr, dnu'.'d liy Iho .-in-.' mwns,the Kturt Tlif twinUinj; sulci- sonil.'H! or ih Vienna Neup Kroie lite of "o.v!" is n liunciut;, iwtmnl, I'resse. dcpivi-atps nnolhcr aiiin k cryinir. laujihini; baby ulio hrinirs "to InkJ nilvnnlaw of illanonaious fhiy.riiie Harry ami his outfit of Mtwten the entente powevM and play hanl-tiilim; o.wbnys uerio the conti off n'ne aKuiiiKl another." He dil uent to New'Yoik, where they par- elaies that sueh "wuld be a (oolisli tieipate in iiKidenLs whieh make this imilerl.ikinir," addiliit; orierinir one of the very best thinv-r.j - ,,ilk t lll()ri, ,Hi;nirieil for tho un Oie syn en this year. I ,., deleKules of a nutUin of 70,- i On the same piotrnim will also be, onil.nno frankly and honiwtly to en presenleil.'the two-reel comedy, "Soapjdeavor to rnnrlnce the enlejite of the Suds nnd Sap Ilea. Is.'' Jiislled of all we r.ru Ktrlvliijr for ' Jthan by petty InlrlRiies to fill the pol STl'l!:Y )V.V T1M Ml" ilieal atmosphere aalli with explo- l "TlilMT 'KM l:Ol (ill" 'slvo material. Ther? nre so ninny I ;eonmiou iutoresls anions all taking "Tie. n 'I'm Ko'.i.'h" is the most part in the penco nrnotlatlons that sensatiiMial. daiin:. Ihrilllni;, vivid iwltli a eertain amount of ood will, pirlore eior pimhi'-'d iiy Turn .Mix. 'there remains o baaia for an honor- It i.- one, ,1'iirr pi:)iej: ion of thrills, 'able nnderstandinR." :It's s full of ii p. pimrh mid live ro-1 ' . 'nil lie that it l.i.lkes ono KU'-n ror IIRI) IWADINT. KINV DISTIIIfTS I ,e;i:0ialcn to aid . Uio..m4ilojnuiiu (.Kli.M AN 1.1NKKS HKINC VKACI? rXHKVST.M)X;,",ft''ca1 l aJ'ln:..to sermons ,mT1, ,.9,vr vnvrpi' v lnd talk nlllble cli.ss meethiKS.I KKH1T EI) HI KING Oi AGE still runner work toward fliiilin?; ! ' (work for tho riKht.-w will he Ins.l- WASIIINftTON, April 18,-German .tutetl. the secretary's telKrani said .. . . . .u . ! passenger liners trncd over to the I United Sfates for troop transport ser- I'AC'K KBSP ANU JMI'LOYta TO CONKEK O.NVAf.i:S Michigan (rrv has VctiniMo He Held or Uajifiealinn of I'resent Ar't'ment for-Year, ,f- , for ri'tii-e Is IK'tlared. WASHiVirrriw ivii iai.,. i.,i u.illlm fitted nut tliirinir vovnirea . Sl'HSf'lllHH) I (I V OI'OTV i F isemaiives 01 me live niir pacKinir '. 1 .instead of lieint; laid up after their 1 companies ami their - employes will arrival in the United Sfates. ActinK meet in Chieaifo April M with repre- Oharlotte'is tho'first Xlichi'n eltv'. if Secretary Koosevelt sa.l Thursday ;entatives of the Kovernment to eon not the first in the country, to sub- that' this plan liad been determined IIAHRV- (MilrY T THK S'l'AI! Till.Vn.K HATI'KIIAY lire I h. ' ' " ,' ' "", s " 1 WASHINGTON, April 18.Inter- sti-t:e ever even mt-'inp id l he death ,, .. . ... . . .. , . . ,. ' .,, pellations in the I-nin:sli diet have iletyliiK stunts whkn Tom Mix per- ; ,. A . forms in this pn.du.-tio... lie's , he rtr?m1 th? P"'e. n.m- champion "stunt" artist of Ul : '-"ter tlm f mlaml mtended to mter vorld nd chu.uplon "Home.." as ne " J'sia, it was said In official ir ii, . ... , ei,n ,. f-.L-.-s 1 dispatches received here Ihursdav : His western row h. v ph,v nre dif- flom HeUinBfors. In the meantime, feroit from all others. What he did , however, information reaching Stock in "(.rids Hound-Ui)" and "Aw-ho!ti f,om Uelsinfors declares that Ilhjh" was eonside'vd the zenilh of the Finnish voluntary corps has croH-uait'-deviUsm. Then came "Mr. et' tne Russian frontier north of Lado Loan. I'. P. A.." which, it was A-'va for the purpo.se of safe;uardinK 'cliired. !i-ad eh:tited the "stunt" Finland's interests in Carelia. Runu;3 tiiissildHt. Hut m "Treat 'Kin of bloody fishtinp: have been circuhn- T:euL.'r" he makes 'us previous nio.i. Masses of fugitives were said to dariim fonts appen easy, lie pei - l-b? fleeinpr to K inland to escape brutal itnrms for- the first tiuvo for tho treatment by the increasing Bolshevik screi-n. what niauy : plainsninn has, forces. Red guards have crossed the ii'tt"inp!ed and lost nis life in doini;, I Finnish frontier nt the village of t le 'julhiojrfiiim nf a wilt! si?m to ' Ilyrsyle, in the parish of Salmi, plun- !spM( a .staiiipeded herd. fdering and burning. j That' means this --he jumps from! .. .- ,u swiftly running hoise onto Hkm Vl'l.riTS TO AID JOIILKSS lai k of .4 mad steer, leadine a stain-1 , uirde: throws t'he animal and spliir the herd to save ;h life of n pirl iwl'.o lie In the path of the mud on- I rushintr herd- Also shown, Tauy Arhiu-kle and j Mint and Jeff. Harry Tn aclinowleded master of all "":it ;:'.!" western picture-play stars, wi.l'l aiMtear in his latest Univer sal Spei-ial attraction, ''Hoped,'' at the Star tluatre on Saturday and Sunday in a role that' is different from any Ihing he h;j yet interpreted. ''Roped i--- n thrilliu' we:-tern story in which j CHICAGO, April Is. Jobs for re 'turned fighters and how the United St iles eniployme.it service can be aided in mring fo1' tlie isohliers tinU isiiilors wtll bg preached iro'- the pul I pits of tho country on May 4; which j the national church organizations i Fish Oil Made Palatable. Ihave designated js "Kmployment I lly treating lish till wiih hydrogen n SunUay." That Infoimatlon was re- chemisi has produced an nil suitable ieelved Thursday by Dr. P. h. rrcn- ffor food purposes and a solid suh- jtiss, local director of employme'nt. ! stance closely resembling lard, whieh ifrom Seeretnrv of I-r.hor William R. is tasteless. Indi'aiiapoif iewa, j Wilson at Washington. The churches havo united in n Liberty loan; $?r,000. Kfforts wiH there would he no delay in returning be made to triple the quota. Itbe soldiers from overseas. sider an extension of -the working ......,n..t !.. ..ff..t Tk scribe its full quota for the Victory, Umn by tho navy department so .that! t( tfoverill(r hours um, working conditions, as effective only for tho period of the "war. The packing companies recently of feivd to extend it for tine year after the conclusion of peace. An informal meeting of representatives uf tho em ployes was held nt the department of Inbor Thursday to discuss the proposed extension. It is understood tlv work ers nre fuvornble to the proposal. I ftlumsy Lines in Kkk.t .VUSTRALIAN-U; H. TRADK FAVORS THIS COUNTRY "Sixteen to one" ndvonries ran find jiome very new 'and dis tinctive lines In spring frocks and tilings which are close patterns of "Munisy V Easter duds. Tho dolman on the little miss of six is of bltto velour with a narrow varnished leather Btrlp supporting the new collar.. The hat is velour will a rough blue straw and a wool tiissol. ,Her larger companion is happy In a colltirlelis frock of golden brown iwool Jersey wiih guimpc of navy tuffeta. The two at the right have flummery frocks. the little tot In frenchy georgette of . pleats .with-a. dark blue velvet bird applied. The older girl has u spring velour de lalae in brick red with a ribbon jabot tlio same tint. Balance for 8 Months of I1I1K Is Near ly JS.OOO.OOO In Favor of America. MELBOURNE, April 18. In tin first eight months of 11118 Australia., imports from the United' States ex cectled her exports to America by nearly $8,000,(100, while in I ill '2 there was a balance of nearly $10,000,000 iiKainst Australia, A.'W. Kerrin, Unit ed States commercial attache, said in an address Thursday. Mr. Ferrin said he believed the stream of trade which would eventu ally balance Australian exports in the future would be in wool, tin, hides, f skim nnd prohnblx dairy . products,; while the imports from America would j consist mostly of clothing-, agricultural machinery nnd machine tools. He be lieved the new Australian tariff would be strongly protective, hut that it would not have nny serious effect on Americnn imports. SWISS GIVEN HEFERKNlluM . )N LEAGUE OF NATIONS GENEVA, April 18. The Swisi government has issued an official note saying that the Swiss people will lie called to decide hy n referendum whether the confederation will join the league of nntlons. A mesmcje on the suhject will be presented before the federal assembly during the June session. . ARCADE TONIGHT ONLY lary Pickford' IN A NEW DE LUXE EDITION OF ONE OF HER EAELY . SUC CESSES 'CAPRICE A ntl Mr. and IVIrs. Sidney Drew, in "Romance and Rings" 'Tlti-y ki't'p you smiling' Also Miss Florence Lynch Sinking the Song Hit, "Mickey" Ba Your Boy's Comrade. All little fellows nre nnibltloes to b& comrades' of the "hi Imyji." lie a -hl(C hoy yourself and Ret some fun out of II le. And at the sumo lime you will he Inilldiiif? a future for your nun that Will he a more nlorious memorial, a more ottYetlvu monument to yourself . tlinii muld he raised by nil the man hie nml rranfte lu the '.tills of tne whole world. . Observer udvortinintf will bring re-miltH. mm iiriiiip mm, -" i ,''5 -;2 ti': ..::: .rrr:--. - r.-i: l.f-. rS9- - I. - ',---W-.'jtK-''l: : .. k . s,Xt:X "XX . . , ?'.,.-.r;.'.-'.v:-'A.'.rs''V.' ' mm um iii wiiiWini.i.i,rxiwnv.i' vm w i;ii mmSIW !.- '; V.i.nr-.'JL ' "-''laitiiji-'jiS:"! m m m Mark Sennett's . r i efefesi i J I HaBIH a. -X IUI11 '!'""l H ; i I li 4. Bee!' ; ; III,' lii.i?!1 ! 1 '.: i:.!... :J.i k, , ..I;;,;.1::; .ii . V f n ' ii ..-. - "a; -i-.e--. 1 hi-Bc.xxW&mJ-' ! S f-' i' a-' ' f i if HUMOR ".Mickey" is full of fun and frolic, ft sparkles with humor and bubbles with lauchtcr, so t that there is not a duil mo ment. And when the seven nels are finished, the play stems much too short.- The comedy is built upon the reality of hu man incident and situa tions. Kvery lauirk is sin cere, runninE throiiKh the play as golden threads run through a piece of cloth, (tivini! it pattern and texture and richness. THE LITTLE GIRL YOU'LL NEVER FORGET LOVE I la i'HI'V T 1 !!l,l - 1 nX'i r,'' "i" : .'.: i -'t ,-aVH5 mi&X&:i-X: ' : ... ' 'ill ii ii-,lfi : PATHOS The fi:id and piilhetic incidentH grip wHh a t'en- ,uine, human aiMI HitufltionH are luitural, and never overdraw n, and the HhaduwH hh nd in n perfect hurmonj with the Kunshine of the scennrio; The artinn throughout ik no simple- and iiiiaffert ed and- real, ami the rli ntaxes are reached m sub tly, that the audit nre is frequently on the vrj(e of tearH without ()iiie Know inc why. The heart, hit err st in "M it-key" hs nt ver before been HiiriiasHtcl in motion picture hiwt-ory. Although .the inridenlH . nttendinjf Mit hey 'H eourtship are tin ttKiial. tht'y are an beauti fully human nnd natural as love iUclf. The ulorioun ronuinre, which startH- in the early scrum. Ik Ids and fasci nate to a happy ending' There is a dtep, heart felt apprnl in the unaf " fee ted," whidevome love of hif adorahlr little irl. ADVENTURE No photoplay ha yel been produced ho filled with adventure and thrill an ".Mickey." The novelty and intensity of the thrills are indeed remarkable. Fa talitien Heem to be avoided by a hair'a breadth with a reality that is tremen tlounly eonvinriiiK. There m thrill upon thrill, and each thrill in these HUspenHe-exritinjf iiirinVntH is just a little bit better than the last, intij at their rtimuxen the audience is fairly brought to it feet out of sheer Vnthufam and excitement. WX'f(XV ' XX 1IIR WiU''-.t-J-:;'-'.---"'-. ;., SZ. . .u x- l" l"' V ' ' X,'-xX ft..: v sp-.'H ' 'h .1 .: .;::!i. ':trX ;;:-;'v- I. -f-" , ifci'--r -i.. . ' y-v ww.' ' . wxix?v ; x : f x SAME PRICES AS PORTLAND -ADULTS :;rKIDDIES 15r - SPECIAL MUSICAL SCORE PLAYED B Y MISS MABEL DOUGLAS ON THE OK OAN TIME OF SHOWS Mati nes Nights at at 2:(t0,3:30- 7:l.r), 8:5 - .tr v. ' r f1 x,.A: ;. - f ::-,:.-t- ' ..A , t ' w A J r-SUNDAlTi TOMO .... - 0 e c-j) a O Q w e o