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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR DAILY EAST OREGOXIAX. PEN'DIJTTON, OREGON, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, 1916. EIGHT PAGES miiiintMmiiimimmiimiiiiiiimimummiimiMHimiiiimtiMmiiimiimiiiiMiiiM .f ""H: -.. -.wiOWii. .aMi 1 M in rf . ;U.ii j I JsS i MXatfk. stWasMCslesMM iBiffuitli iiqniuli iWii iWWtrriHttaIMi'jfciii.i4fa, JwflMMvafcifeaaajJwft l 11 U o lantMIi tX Actrrs. SBS IttT HOW tiarai-tcr Is U- slip has played. IS MIXTIKK OK ftOMKN. Cleojwtra. i'armcn aiul ficarvllo. All rvprcsent td In the Darvilovtl'- really a "Girl Hamlll." WILLIAM FOX (u r4 ( n II lll .li PRESENTS 151 A GIRL ItANPIT Is Uu iimnc by which VIRGIN! A PKAHSOX calls Uio character ntie portrays) in DARK DKVUj KATE, the new drama of a Woman's Redemption. D f( UULUJ I A Powerful Drama of the Old West with its Dance Halls and Gambling Hells VIRGIN. PEARSON Is Featured as the Proprietress of one of the Most Notorious Dives of the Early Days DAREDEVIL KATE IS NO MOLLYCODDLE SIm' Knows Trouble When She Sees It, and Shu IHirs Not Object to Plunging Headlong Into It. Tliat In Why She lias Rexvived Sucii a Nickname. A Soul-SUrrinK Story of a Woman's Kedepmtlon. GOME Adults 15c EARLY Children 5c When Woman Loves She goo to any Icnfgh to protect the man to whom she lives Iht love. VIRGIN! A PEAItSON In DAKKDKVIIi KATK stakes All to Save the Man. " - .: ,.r" - ' ' ! r 1 ! j I i ., , ..:. ': : '.. ' A li v :: fi S - ( ! j y ' . - r A 6 Acts 6 y jri -g.-w-"'"" J J. . f f ft i) I . ! s ..! k K X;r 3JttI--. i-Sj.,-. O Tfc'.Bi,1 Wt ... .. ... V I R- O I N I PCR.SON D I R. E C T I O fvj VV Ikkl A M F O V Kate is Saloon Keeper When Story Begins The story of a woman' rise from Mipi ietor if a small shIikmi In the Wext to wife of an I. astern elnbtiiaji Is told In this William I'm ;de. tins.. TIIK llltAINS )l' THK KsT (.INsT Hh- stmiuth of the WF.ST. HiistittiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiitniiiiiitiiiiMiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiii inn iiiHiHiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiittiiim iiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiMiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiitiiiiMiiiiiiuiif iiiiriiiini ttitiitiiitiiiiiiiiiiiuif iiiiniif mil titiiiiiiiiiiiriint iiiiiiniiit iiimiiui niiinii tiiiiiiitiiuiii j 1 The claim that the presi dent tyrannically drove con- thought of poor men's children in the lump. In those days if eress to enact an eight hour law the children were taught to .... .. a! 1 . . A 1 1? 1 1 an iNDEHSNmiST nkwspaper , that will increase the wages ot reaa, w me ana skip aoout " n Vi o A 3 Vi i r ' fl 1 1 1 0 t 1 V 1T1 SI ritVl TT1 otlP it U'9Q I'aDluuMd Dilly inrt Semi-Weekly it Pen-omincu anu uia a Haiui.n-v.-v j Ti. ",7 t. j It. on the roaas. lnis Claim as-, t-un-siueieu mat mey nau uie diet on. Oregon, bv tbe AST OKBIiO.N'IA.N t'UBLlSHING CO. sumes that the president used i keys to the locked doors of such wsff(!lt'J'?SLJ.I?S!;i.ti. i his position to serve the train-i other knowledge as they might Rotered it tbe poMtofflce at Pendleton, men have the inbred power, Or the Hunt responded with a righthander . was something of pauper labor him self, having of tourse reference to his being a foreigner. At this Mr. Hunt became nettled and replied to Mr. Jackaon, the epithet of "You're a liar. Mr. Jackson a-sked him what was that he said and Mr. Hunt as promptly repeated the language and Jackson at once struck him an open handed blow !n the face. Mr. I Oregoa, as second class mail natter. OS SALB IN OTHER CITIBS Imperial Hotel News Stand, Portland, Bowman News Co., Portland, Oregon. ON FILE AT Cntcaco Bureau. 9o Security Building. Wasaington, D. C, Bureau, 501 Four teeottl Street, N. W. Velepbnac I SUBSTRIPTION RATES. IIV AtlVANCRI aily. sne year! by mail 15.00 DalW. atx months, by mall f ?" DaHy. three months, by mall l- ' Dally, sue month, by mall....- Dally, one year, by carrier T.so Dally, lx months, by carrier. S ,5 Dally, three months, by carrier l Dauy on montb. by carrier.-.- o Beau Weekly, one year, by mall. .. l.w sVeol-Weekly, six months, by mail. .7S Beml Weekly, four months, by mail 2 The claim that the eight ! need, to acquire. The children hour law is not an eight, hour I taught in mass proved to be law at all; that it means noth--quick learners. But "a nation ing whatever for the trainmen j of personalities needs indivi- UUUULUIg OVUVViO f vllvl VlVl V reduction is needed in the size of the classes in the elementary schools. No class in an elemen tary school, according to the professor, should be allowed to contain more than thirty chil dren, while for very young chil dren the number should not ex ceed ten or twelve. The limit of thirty children in a class al ready is enforced by the gov ernment in the case of second ary schools. The professor al so insists that there should be liberal advances in the present rates of the salaries and super annuation allowances. and is really inimical to their interests, etc., etc. This claim is made on the assumption the president is a hidden enemy of labor, or something of that sort. Ridiculous as it may appear the foregoing is a truthful pre sentation of the position taken by partisan critics of the presi dent. Mr. Hughes included. On one hand an appeal is made to capital that the president is pro-labor; on the other hand labor is told that Wilson is not their friend. The G. O. P. ef fort is to play both ends of the game against the middle; to chase with the hounds and run with the hares. Their insincer ity is so manifest as to make the thing a joke. The very fact that 70 republican members of the house joined with the dem- i backed by his 200 pounds of avoir dupois full in Mr. Jackson's left eye. Then friends of both parties rushed In and separated them. Immediate-! ly after the unpleasantness both ot 1 the interested parties shook hands' and exonerated each other from all blame. Mr. Jackson acknowledging that his personal allusion and intima tion was the cause of It all. Mr. Hunt and Mr. Jackson were strangers yesterday but they are friends today. LOCALS Advertising in Brief RATEi l'r line first insertion IKc l',T hue, additional insertion.... .V l"r line, per month II 0" No locals taken for leiss than 'J5c Count ordinary words to line Locals will not be taken orer ' telephone except from Kast Oregon lun paid up subscribers. AMERICAN CITIZEN AND U. S. MAIL HELD BY GERMAN WARSHIP THE DECATUR INCIDENT HOSE Wabash workmen at Decatur showed re spect for the president nrrais in enai iinn uie nuaiunuu , , , , - , , . ., , , j ii, i anu me nag mai some rauruau law ana mat weir uiuidi iwu ,,,, j ,,.,. WIIKX KATI1K.K (MKS. VOI) When father comes, are voi) happy. When he lifts the old latch of the gate' I io your eves twinkle gladly and snfitiDV? With a smile and song do you WHlt? Well, you vhould! You should listen to hear him! Tou should ' line to his side and be i, ear him! Vou should think of his day in the heat of the fray: r tt u. i magnates vvwuiu mf. nvgnes. ".aaC ,i ; emulate. The men had a flag ion whatsoever, is in itself suf-, . fic.ent to take all the wind out; J d t ,k th ; :, , , . r , iri ners trom neaciquaners. tne V entitled to respect .if he w oil d f,ae takpn iranKiv annouii.:Mi.c..: u.c Here is a case wnPre the eanuKiate n, special prmi plen jn the sh showed frinnd. , and that his view of good times , for iin America is a state of allans; ,5 , .. ..... , ! ! T he mny a P,oltcd ; U ader of the republic while 1 for the benefit of the few . , .. . orrt,nora n,a;tliv lacking in this regard. WASHIXtiTON, Sept. 28. Official state department advices today re port seizure of the Dutch steamer Prinz Hendrlk by German warships do not say on what charge Isudor I' lak, a naturalized American, was re- j moved from the vessel and held. Thej j department is investigating. j Much significance is attached by of-j ; ficiaLs to Germany's seizure of mall aboard the steamer. Some time ago! 'Germany claimed the right to censor j letter mail on the Basis that The Hague convention, declaring the "in ; violablli'y" of such mail, had been ' rendered inoperative iiy failure of aev- -I eral of the belligerent nations to rati ! fy it, but more recently the practice ; apparently had been discontinued. ! This renewal is taknn to show thai I the Teutonic powers are acting on much the same principles as the al lies, both in diverting neutral ships i to belligerent ports and in taking oif t'irct class mail. j EDUCATIONAL METHODS w f;.'hir comes home, -liould rhwr him you ie bring yu n, d- from th- Id ot-i.l ' li i-r n li.- iii : be s i,,. K tl- ' W.-li tic -lioild' lb- should hi. nger M In ;aii" n Th home of hi h-;M and to lighten. VttlfB oloucou fnf fllO .,J A L.I il.U v.i(rss.s till HIV little ones, and more day-! light and fresh air for ootn younger anu oiaer pupns i this is the gist of Prof. M. E. , Sadler s long article on euuea n fuiher comes home. d.- ;4:,, ft,-, Cntemhpr nnmbpr 4S t '"-t ' i., ,-.h., r ' of the Contemporary Review. iti.iss i kg Ms 'hm:tv i Mil 1!S IN IiKXICO 4 As ziM: or iM'it.sriT 28 Years Ago Today Th. "V.ri of ..:i,-h one V.lMl :l ,,f i; s'lli i .troiiiel his leci mid tr.'liten Ko'gi r M' Kin-ev (From the Dally Kast Oregonian, ; Sfpt. 2S, 1SSS.) I I. A. I'ayne and family are in town ' from Sisson, ('alifornia. Mr. Payne ., .. - nl I tm..v r.nujtt.1 . . M ., , I" I" "I" tOOTI, IIU'NIR l.ncXM 1 he importance OI tne eie-lnr,)UKn eastern Oregon In the palmy; mcntary school is emphasized j days of He win hereafter reside IV the professor 11 p''roOnu ' "' I'endleion and add another name t who have tried to teach young j "w" '", "f t""lr" k "'m- i children, he says, will have r'' H ; learned that every child has a The capacity of the p. miieton put- distinct personality; that each iic school u crowded to the utmost. i has his own characteristic gifts ' " "p nttendanee keeps on i,,c.,s,ng , . , I th" engagement of a new ai lier and mir vi mviiiai (:ii. he I itlimr r, of another room will i.e. , If- T it- r wardness and temptations: each a neetl fur individual help and care. Attention is then directed to the typical English town THEIR DOUBLE GAME 1 school for beginners, where one sees "rooms crowded with nu- 7f N their extreme desire to nils, serried rows of faces be- mm . . ... - , II def a me President Wilson fore the teacher's desk." This ""' '""k i,;,r' A s"' rTancis,.. gen for having settled the U ascribed to the fact that the! ""'""i M J ,.;! I i;t .... 1 o.-oi-t.,, .-i i i ii i i 1 reference to the pauper labor oi i-,u uiln.ad ytnKe and .nitetl ta- large class in the elementary L,.,, ,, MnK r rl,h ,.xnr in lamity the tones resort to two school dates from the time Is j, kson said to the clfc.-t thai wi lines of argument, to-wit; w hen charitable people hou.d not make u n-i. as io cine absolutely necessary. 'Iiile crowd of a d.z-n or more commercial travelers and citizens were awaiting 'he arrival of the de layed ea.stboiind passenger train last night in the Villard House office the much discussed subject of politics came up anil nearly everyriouy pres- 4 !. - r - MAJ.-GEN TASKEP-H. BW5S,' NEW LONDON. 'iinn., Hept. 2.--The last word on present border con ditions and suggestions for the pro tection of the international boundary has been laid he'ori. American and Mexican commissions here M iji.r General Tasker H. Wins, assistant chief of staff of the army, presented to the commissions tbe observation-' of his re-eni inspection nip. For sale Square piano. Price $7.r. Phone 363W. House for rent and furniture for sale. Apply 319 Thompson. Furnished house for rent. 812 Col lege. For rent Front Bedroom. Phone 237R. For sale Few odd pieces of furni ture. Phone 311 W. Wanted Girl for general house work. Call at 410 Madison or phone 56S. I haul your garbage and trash Phone 653M. 1403 W. Railroad St Furnished room with bath. Close In. 414 Jackson street Phone 686W. Fresh Olympia oysters for sale at Otto Hohbachs. Pnone 80. Miss Muir, dressmaking. Rooms II arid lj. Association Building. Fresh crawfish and Olympia oysters ai the Quelle Suits pressed 50c; thoroughly clean ed Jl 50. Rudd. 310 W. Webb, phone SS. Furnished room for rent Suitable for gentlemen. 401 Aura. Phone 308W. Wanted at once, an experienced girl for general housework. Phone 352J, or call 722 Jane. Miss Comstock. beauty specialist Mason's Millinery. D. B. Waffle auto for hire. Phone !!MM. Stand. Charles Co Phone 7. Wanted position ti.v .'irst class hardware man. Good reference. Ad- ' dress I'.ox ilia. Pendleton. High school student wants work evenings and Saturday in office, store or garage Address II, this office. liudd i. an expert at cleaning white lurs and ostrich plumes, Kudd, .110 W. Webb. Phone 685. j For sale or rent 8-room house, hot i water heat Inquire Buford Butler at Otto Hohbach'8 Bakery. Call Penland Bios, van te move your household goods Telephone 339. Also hsggnge transferring and heavy haul ing. For sale Five room house, east Court street. Desirable location, close to school. A genuine bargain For particulars address R. C. Jory. Man pin. Ore Rooming house for sale. Mall street. ,ln center of business district Doing good business1. Inquire of Pen land Bros. Mattress niakirg, furniture repair ing, upholstering, called for and deliv ered, city or co i.itry La Dow Hros.. 2111 Beauregard Pohne 227J. Hoard and morn that Is homelike also furnished houseKeepIng rooms 'lean and close in. Itrown Hall. Tel ephone jr.ii. H II. ropeland. Lost On K.cho-Pendleton road, be tween Pendleton and N. Yoakum, pa'r glasses, handbag and two letter. Finder leave at this office and receive re wari. i Wanted Milk cow. not over o yeariil old, ma-l be giving s gallons mllki per day and testing al le.ist 4 per cent. S.-p or wri'e .Miles Keinler, P. 'i. !: x l')J I'.-nilb ton. 'ire. For rent Modern 6-room house, , north side. Address XX this office, j For rentTwo large furnished I housekeeping rooms. 203 Garfield, j For sale No. 5 I'mlerwood type- writer, good as new. Address Box ; 574 City. Hogs for sale. Win, Kupers. City. For rent Front steeping room. ! Phone 25 M; 502 Water. For sale Second hand Ford totir 1 Ing car. in good condition. Fully ! equipped Phone 54311. I Wanted Position as housekeeper ' or cook for small crew by middle aged ' woman. Address "A" this office. For rent In private family, furnish j ed room, modern heat and hot and cold water Close In. Phone 193W. For salfi Fine blooded mare, 6 years old, weight, ' 1300 lbs., also one Jersey cow, fresh. Apply Wm. Milne, 911 W. Court. Prompt automobile taxi service, day or night Funeral to cemetery only 13 50 Phone 680 Hotel St, George. Carney Tail Ce. Men and horses wanted on govern ment feed canal. Good long Job. Ap ply to the Newport Construction Co., Hermlston, Ore. For sail- White sweet clover seed. Sow sweet clover and Increase the yield of your crops. Wlnslow & ' Dyer, Hermlston, Oregon. j Salesmen wanted To sell ourl splendid line of fruit and ornamental! trees. Good terms. Good territory.! Good prospects Cash advanced on' orders. Albany Nurseries, First Nn-I tlonal Bank. Albany. Oregon. I Wanted Party with office expert-' ence and few thousand to Invest In' local business Only men who are will-1 lng to rustle need apply This Is nut a get rich quick scheme. It will take hard work and lots of It to make a I success. Address I. R. this office. For sale al a Bargain. Corner lot and two houses. Pin shade trees, cement walks, including gas range and coke burner. A lei Manning. 800 W. Alta. Adv Great Ilissim-NM Opisirtonltj For Kale Rest paying dairy buul ness In Pendleton. Good reason for selling and a bargain If taken at mice. Inquire DX this office To Whom It Slay Com-fra. All persons knowmg themselves to be indebted to me will please arrange te settle their ax-counts by October 1 1916. us after that date there wtll lie a change In the business. (Adv.) H M. HLON Autc sttage. For Adama, Athena and Weston, leaves Hennlng' Cigar Store at Is a. m. and 3:30 P m. each day Adv. Lost. One small black (female) shepherd pup, about 3 months old. Finder please return to me at $810 tncent streut, Pendleton, and receive reward. Dan P. Smythe. Adv. MiiiiimimiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiM. I Cornet Teacher ( S Mlllo A. Howell, Teacher of : Cornet, of Iis Angeles. Cal.. Z. Z pupil of Dr. K M. Hlner. For S Z reference call E E MR. li. A. M. HON ALU E Studio at 203 W. Webb Bt r iiimiiiiiiiimmimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimm: Dr. B. W. WITLEN Optician and Optometrist Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Room 8, Smith-Crawford Bldg. i i A FEW GOOD BARGAINS 120 acres, close to Milton, good stone buildings, water right, snd ditch In; lanfl all tillable, 175 per acre. This land is adpt ed to alfalfa and fruit, free fiom rock. 00 acres, close to town, produced 55 bushels of barley this year; has produced '.0 bushels of wheat per acre. 50 acres set to alfalfa. Go id buildings, orchard, mid all kinds of small fruit. horses, and harness, header, seeder, all machinery, chop mill with motor power 2 cows, chickens and everything goes with the place at 345 per acre. f hae some good bargains in residence property in Pendle ton. Come In and look them over before they are picked up. ST K'H RANCH FOR SAI.K. One of the best propositions ever offered In the west for two or three young men who want to engage In the stock business. 8,000 acres well fenced and cross fenced; fine range, good build ings, big barns, orchards and abundance of water; Duo tons of hay. all farm machinery goes with It free of cost - the price has been reduced from 110 to $1..j(i per acre on easy terms. You can buy with It, 850 well-bred caltle at range prices, calves thrown in. owner has made all tbe mom y he wants and islies to retire. , 1 E. T. WADE, Pendleton, Ore.