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"DAILY EAST OHEGONTAN, TENDLHTON; OUKGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1918.
ALTA
TODAY
The House of Quality
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IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT CONROY'S
The Eagle Finds the High Places, but Con
roy Finds the Low Prices.
COlOH.ffi
525 Main SL Free Delivery. Phone 640
Bananas, Still, Dozen 30c
Corn , 2 cans 25c; case $2.75
Tomatoes 2 cans 25c, case $2.90
ToimHooh, Solid Vuck. cn iSo. vkhc (3.411
IriuHa, wuiuml ItMj and 5e
Kvaixirated I'cuvliea, pound ."mj
lUnc'k FIk, puund I.V:
Seedless Jlulrtinx, pound 15o
Scedeil Ilaifcltu, 2 wcWkcs 25
AIImth Oiiih, MU-luiffn 30c
Olymplu l'uu Cujtn llour. pxiiia 300 "
C'rlwu fmiall 5r, medium Hue, iHrjre tl.M
Slacwoiil, ftwhttti, S jwuiul bux 53o
1 OasH'm Com Ileal, muiid Hack 5c
" 1 lolled (. pound wick 70
K.ve Hour, pound melt 70o
lliickwluwt. B pound fuck , (MIc
lloinlny. 9 Muu suck CUc
Toilet IaM-r. 4 null xau
( ItruH I'oMdcr, pnekago 25c
IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT CONROY'S
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"MAUAJIK UO-PKIil"
"Muuitnio lu-l'eeu," the new Trl
aiiRlo play, featuring Keenu Owen and
adapted from (. Henry'M well known
Ntofy, "Mudtime. Hu-I'cep oC the
KnnchcH." will ho exhibited ut the
Pastime. Thcatro, toduy
It Is a thrilling play In which the
eoHt and the went meet, the Kreater
Part "of the ucllon taking place In the
west. . MIhs Owen appears first o a
mieicty debutante and finally k the
proprietor of n Bheep ranch In the wild,
and woolly weHt. llelng a Hplendid
horsewoman MIhm Owen felt very
much at homo In the role.
Ah the ranch liens hIio Irf annoyed
ly tho attention of a (luHiKuing fore
mau, who thlnkH he can talie advan
tage of her KlrllKh iiiiMojihlHllcntlon.
I''lnally he is forced to flee from him
and Heck protection. Her escape on
horseback In ono of the eJii UIiik fea
tures of tho play. .
Alia Today
Kliort S,miiH of " i
. Tho Kingdom of Ijitn
Into the north, annum; the cold
seekers comen a father mul :i dauKhter '
(Jewel tirnien). The father had li lt I
his wlfo and Hon deHitute In this
rough cumlmny the'clrl meets and
turns uHlde many temptations. Yean I
later ronie'a youth ami a minister, i
Uoth are uttra'trted by the Klrl who hah
grown beautiful., tyie day the youth
Sets a letter. ' He-ntilHl retnrn home.
IJIs mother is 111 unil needs him and;
money for an opei'iitlun ti save her j
life. The iHd shows theletter to the;
girl who discovers that the youth it-'
her brother. , Waiving aside every i
thought of self and without tellitiK the!
lad who she is, she goes to the town I
dunce hall and to, gel the money fop
her mother offers herself lit marriage
to tho hlKhcst bidder. A vile idd i
miner tries" to bid her in but Die '
minister offers more and Kefs tier.
He borrows the homey from the
dunce hall proprietor en eor.ditiou that !
if he does not pay II kick within a'
certain time he Is to be the willing
slave of the proprietor. Tli- minister,
BOCS to dig Bold. The dunce ball pro:
prlctor, whose business he has hurt,
conspired, to put him out of the way
but. tin- (till heroically i-lives I lie minis.
(r. The dance hall man I killed in
the light to (set tile minis!, r ami Hie
minister is free of bis debt. m
course he marries tie hi.
t'osy Today
Heiress to hidden mine of vast alu-j
rescued by sweetheart who ieaps from (
high cliff Into Htreuin.
Miss Carol HolloMuy. Vltuifrupli'-i;
feiirless little star. Is put to one of the;
severest tests in her screen career
when she falls Into a tempestuous
mountain streuni to be rescued by
William Ituncan. while the camera re
gisters another thrilling scene In the
fourth episode or The Fighting Trull"
Greater VitJUfraph's wonderful serial
of adventure and the ureal . outdoors.
She is a strong swimmer and Mr.
Duncan a hereillex, but both were bad
ly bruised b.v helllg dashed - llKalnst
rocks and the sides of the cliff ami
I heir strength well none when he Ki ts
her ashore. lint Hie picture Is made
up of just such scenes where life and
limb are not reckoned too seriously,
with the. result It Is uietuestlonably
the most KrlpidiiK ami realistic screen
Pluductiuu in the world today.
A young American mining eugiiieei
under contract to supply lb" allies
with ore used in the maniif icI lire of :
uiiiinunitjon Is foiiKhl to the death b.v
an uncut of Hie Central Towers, who
employes a li I of outlaws who seek
bj flic and food and dynamite to des
troy the mine.
Ninety-five per cent of the pictures
were taken l Hie wiblc-l reaches of
Hie Sierras in Southern California or
ui I he odKc of Hie ureat -Nevada desert.
OUCH! RUB OUT
l! RHEUMATIC PAIN
Itrfe'FAlV, !SOItK.MS STUT.VKSK,
poi.vncA juirr out mi
S-XT. JAXIIS UVIMENT"
i.'uunt fifty! I'uln gone.
Intoumatlem Is "pnln only." Not
une'ekse In fifty requires Internal
treatment. Mop drugging! Itub the
tnlwrr rlsht away! Apply soothing,
pcnotning' Jacobs Liniment"
dlre'otly upon-tho "tendef ppot." and
relief comes Instantly. "St. Jacobs
l,lnlm.cnt In a larmless rheuniatism
liulntent which never disappoint and
?un not burn or discolor the sliln,
lumber up! Slop com plaining! Het
a small trial bottle of "St. Jacobs I.lnl
Tncitr" at nny dnie More, and In Just
a moment you'll be free from pain,
serene, stlffies and swelling. Don't
Kttff-er! Tlellef 'await you. "St. Ja
cobs Unlment'J ia. relieved millions
of fhouniatism suffer In the last half
century, and is Just a tood for sciati
ca., i neuralgia . luinbnjro, ' bHckaehe,
sprains and nwelllnm.
t-i 'i i i I , . ae
AN OLD RECIPE
rnro DARKEN HAlR
To Bring: 110,00 Laboicrsi
From Porto Rico and Virgin i
Islands to Work in the U. S. ;
SUFFRAGISTS CLAIM AMENDMENT WILL PASS IN THESE STATES
KAUK TKA-ANI. Kl'IJUlll TlltNS
;IIAV;.KAIKI llAril DAHK
. A VI 1iUSV.
assistant srxTUcrrAitv or tt,-
llOlt I'OST TJOI.IJi or PIVNS
TO IMIOVLDK WOlLKCItS
lxm IJAJLIlOAlrS.
The department of labor authorises
the following.
Lsuls F. Tost, assistant secretary of
tho department of labor, in a state
ment, criticized the present aifitntioi'
tor Ihe Importation of Chinese and
Mexican labor for railroad mainten
ance, agriculture, and other unskill
ed work as "unnecessary ami preju
dicial." All requirements for com
mon labor, he declartd. can be met
by the proper distribution of tho do
mestic mipply and by the use of Am
erican citizens from Porto ltlco and
the Virgin Islands.
ror Houtll ami Southwest.
Mr T'ost disclosed the fact that tho
department of labor through the
United States employment service
which has been made the national
war labor mobilizing; and distributing
machine. Is new arranging" to bring
Into the country approximately 1 10.
uiia common laborers from these two
territories. Director Oencral of Ilall
loads McAdoo has asked the federal
Kinployment Service to assist in sup
plying the roads with labor for main
tenance and shop work, and the Im
mediate needs of several roads were
- ' fturned Over to.lho employment serv
ice by Assistant Director A. II. Kinitn.
Tho United Mates employment ser
vice is now arranging with the rall-
! roads in tho south and southwest for
i the employment of these territorial
KIOW "oTT s DAkor V"5 i thvl
'lUVA0A INcfiRASK -t - Jr-F
o L L j-tA-y
I . I tUPPO.rttXY F0V0ftfti '
. - J to furrxioc . V &r t
Woniun MiiffruRlsts whu wrni a vie- them from the I'nitcd Siatt-s cnjitf.
to'ry In the Houw of KMT8intalives whlth has yet to art. Thi-re ore now
when that bmlv i;iicd the const itti- , twelve full mifrase j-tute-. and five
tlohal amendment believe they will be more which j-ermlt women to vote
able to convince twenty-four more In presidential contests. - ot hnw )iitve
Rtnten the amendment Mhould In ud- varloiiH limited forms of soffrnse.
opted by them, that Is. if it goes to Klve presidential and the twelve full
HUffrase states are. of course, expect
ed to vote fr the amendment.
Nineteen others. Home of which have
various rirms of suffrage, !ust vott
IV r the amendment to fill the consti
tutional regulrenient ' of thlrty-nlx
states. Conservative suffragists think
1 ela win o and Vermont are doubtful.
laborers In
maintenance
ii,,,,.,, .,..,,,' t,.u-B o,u common
Tea and Sulphur, properly com- I ' ,d 'or ''elr retKa ,f"r f"""
nniimlril brines h.iek t he nat urn 1 rulor service uurmg me iiir
and, lustre to the hair when faded,
streaked or gray. Years ago the old
way lo get this mixture was to make
It nt home, which is musio und trou
blesome. Nowadays we simply ask at ' any
drug sotro for "Wveth's Suso und
Sulphur Compound. You will set n
l.irgl) bottle of this old time recipe Im
proved by Iho addition of other In
gredient for about 00 cents. Every
body, uses thla preparation now, be
cuuso'jio one can possibly tell that
you darkened your hair, us It does It
so naturally and evenly. You dampen
a s)ionge or soft brush with It and
draw 1hls through your hair, tailing
one small strand ut a time; by morn
ing the gray hair disappears and niter
another application or two. your hair
becorjri-s beautifully dark, thick and
rlossyiand you luok years younser.
WycUt'a Sago and Sulphur Compound
Is b! ulrllghtful toilet requisite. It Is
not lidonded for tho cure, mitigation)
or .rvreiii ion v,.. o .
' . . i. . ! IKun .Milam of O. A. C TelLs Ilonst-
wlics May Alcit the lU-uiurcim-nt-!
of Hie fund Ailmlnlstratloil.
i COHVALUIS. urc., Jan. . "Kiih-
Irr said than done." Is the way many
I pirploTcd housewives felt Monday
niornlnir last after reading that they
"" v.oold bo required to use as much
. ... : nlieat substitutes as wheat products
IF. BACK lIliJtTS U 11UU-l iiid(ir ())0 ncv foU(, a0,nhilstratlon
J'lt IIOTHFHS VOt", IHUXK trder. To hell) them out of their
cultural season in those regions. A
soon us tonnage Is available -Mr. Post
announced Ju.ooe common laborers
will bo transported from Porto Kico
and V. C. Roberts. saial agent of
the lalor department, will leave fox
tho Island this week to muke the
transportation arrangements.
Statement by -Mr. Post.
Mr. Post said:
"There Is absolutely no necessitj
for the Importation of common In
Wrcrs from Mexico and China. The
WiluHon for such ucllon is prejudi
cial becauso it Increases the fnlse Im
pression that thore Is not- a sufficient
supply of domestic labor. The war
problem will be solved Just as soon
as tho coun:ry ns a whole rciilizcs
that there Is no eeneral shortage of
labor, and devotes all effoits do dis
tribution of the available supply
Hence the use of substitutes is not
j so expensive as It seems. At any rate,
j American soldiers and their allies
j need the flour thus savcl. and ail pa
i triotie hotlHow ives will see that they
. get It as far as possible.
MISSING M IKKll, . 1 1 C I .
ItlC.M) IX ITAI.IW'S HIT
1 1- ami Slio W'umlertsl Many la,
Tlii-ougll I IcIiK She Sj. Itut He
Offered No Harm.
Mmpl.KTOW.V. Conn.. Jan. ill.
fcslhcr Strickland, the seventoon-ycar
uld Portland hluh school Klli who dis
aptieared on her way home Monday
atiernoon. Jan. 1 I. in company with
Silvester Yuvioli. wily had boarded
fivo years with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. F. K. Strickland, was found with
Kivoll today In a shack In the Italian
quarter "f South OluKlou bury, here
they had been since Saturday morn
ing. Invld Cavaneri said they had enmo
to his hut for food Saturday and he
knew nothing of the dlsuppeurunce
until Monday evening. He informed
the authorities this ninrnlnLf and the
arrest was mailo by Iepuiy slierifs
House lind Hansen.
Miss Strickland says she wus forc
ed lo go with Uovioii through fear.
After leaxing the unto at Clastonbnry
she was obliged to walk mib-s through
! I. lark loads and fields. All they had
to eat In their wandering wa-s what
they begged. .' They slept hi burns
und sheds at night.
She snvs Knvioil offered her no
Physical harm.
More Funds For Polish ICtiief.
ISKIINK. Switzerland. Jan. J'.i.
Funds for the relief of war sufferers
in 1'iduml again have been transmit
ted through the American legation
here. They include $!u.i,fiiio from the
American lied Cross and $"S.UU0 from
the friends of Poland in lloston. With
in vo months America has sent $31 r, . -aire
through this city to the Poles.
LATE PRESIDENT'S WIDOW AT HER DESK WORKING FOR PATRIOTISM
Some Practical Uses
Of Wheat Substitutes
I
GLASS OF SALTS
.i CLEANS KIDNEYS!
IXTS OF "WATtllt.
I difficulty the O. A. C. news editor
'iiiiiented to lean Milam. of the
'Wjiijii your kidneys hurt you andinm Kconomics department, for a
yuurytHieli feels sore, don't-get scared j practical method of meeting; the re-
and nVocecd to load your stomach with
a lo vbf drugs that excite tho kidneys
atfd ;irrltato the entire urinary tract.
Korp-ur kidneys clean like you keep
yuur l)fw-cls clean, by flushing them
with a mild., harmless salts which re
i.iovc.i the body's urinous waste and
stimulate them to their normal ac
tivity::: The function of the kidneys
l. i. ...filler the blood. In 24 hours
riaulremeiit.
"The new order stipulates that the
housewives must purchase with every
older of flour an equal amount o.'
substitutes.' said Milam, "und of
course they will want to use these
lo the best advantage. Dut they are
not called on to use them all In brend
maklng and so may use part as ce
reals, in puddings.
oa
ironi II r.Bil crutiis of acid! "Corn meal, rolled oats and
and waste, so we can readily under- , meal, barley flour und rice and po
.iA ti,. vinil Iniuortunce of keeping j tato flour, may be used In yeast
II, a bUlnvM acllve
Drmk lots of water yon can't
drink- -too much: also get from any
Pharmacist about four ounces of Jad
Kilts;' take a tablespooliful In a glass
uf water before breakfast each morn
ing1 tut a few days and your kldny
will ait fine. This ruinous salts Is
made 'from tho act of grapes and
lemon Juice, combined with llthia. and
has been used for generations to clean
und stimulate clogged kidneys; also to
bread as substitutes for 1-4 lo 1-3 or
tho wheat flour. The rolled outs es
pecially make an excellent breud.
Bread with any of these substitutes
Is made precisely ua bread without
them." ,
"The use of subtllllles s cereals
mid breakfast foods makes u pleus
lug change in the menu. Hy mixing
dried prunes, slightly conked and
seeded, with Ihe cooking barley
breakfast food or other ccrculs a de
Hsrhlfnl breakfast dish Is oblancd
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,.ii- ih. ei,iH lii urine so it no
lunircrils a source of Irritation, lhuSCorn starch tuny bo used to thicken
,..i,,). l.l.l.ler weakness. (gravies and soups. A good
Jad Salts Is Inexpensive; cunnol Injure-
:makes a delightful effervescent
llthlaxwatcr diink which everyone
should take now and then to keep
their kldncya cloun and active. Try
thls. also keep up the water drinking
and bo doubt you will wonder what
became pf your kidney trouble und
cheese
pudding Is made by using luyers oi
sliced corn meal mush Instead of
slices of bread."
Attention w-us also culled to the
fact that oven though measure for
m'eaaure corn meal may cost about
twice as miieli us wheat flour, pound
lor pound It has Ihe same number of
lories and gives same food value.
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These phutoKl'aphs show Mis I member ,if the executive committee I'.-iuinity to work with Ihe league. 1
Thomas J. Preston. Jr.. formerly Mrs. of the league but she is secretary "t van think of no way in which I could
Grover Cleveland, at her desk In the the oinmltt n i-atliotlsin more surely cniribnt .- my share to
offices or the National Seeill ity Through IMue.itl.oi. 1 1 accept Inn t lie l be pi , -sent n- ,ls of .,ur mti v llun.
Tjeague. IS West Koi-ly-fooilli street position she wrote lo l he league; ' Jidnliia i" the ver iiufo-taut work
N"ew York City. She Is not only a "I am liappy in accepting tins oj- v. lii- li cur breau has undertaken."
HERE'S THE PICTURE YOU ARE WAITING
FOR.
WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS
Jewel Carmen
IN
The Kingdom
of Love
la the Kloiulykc Dance Halls.
Tlic story of a girl who sold herself to the highest
bidder to save her mother's life. The fiance hall
keeper and the minister bid for her who won? It'
all happens in Nome Alaska the land of frozen
wastes.
MUTUAL WEEKLY
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VAUDEVILLE
arville & Mcknight
Acrobatic Comiques.
musical irvings
Novelty Musical
CHILDREN 10c ADULTS 30c
PASTIME
Seena Owen
IN
BO-PEEP"
Itilt Ifart look to your laurel!
Sucna Owen In tho new Triantfle ila
"Madame Co-Peep." rides a Clicking
broncho, leaps from horseback lo
iirovinp train, swims across a luko
wearing a heavy khaki suit and
knueks down an assailant at the same
time making a liyhtnitifj leap ustriiic
her liorse.
CHILDREN rc
ADULTS 20c
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"THE FIGHTING TRAIL"
The Other Half
The Outlaws Have Gathered; Nerve and Six
shooters Oppose Treachery.
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EXPRESS
THRILLS SENSATIONS EXCITEMENT
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Keystone Comedy
A MIRTHFUL THRILLER.
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