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1TATLY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OKEGON. TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1919.'
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MOV1KS
In the suburban district we have
, a movie show
Each night, also bi-weekly matl-
noes;
It's packed from door to cur
. tains, up stairs and down
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' We've no amusement save Uiese
. silent (lays.
All oru of people tend it, ttray
. haired and babe In anna,
New-wedded, middle-aged and
wlddies.'
But that part of the concourse.
that has the greatest charm
Is that bunch way down in front
the noisy kiddies. . ,
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It's true the films are ancient
we've Just started on
war
And Fairbanks' debut on -the
speechless stage
little wars after the war with
which tuurope is cursed.
For a time the Paris Council
closed its eyes, since this inva
sion aided in putting pressure
on Jiela Kun to retire in favor
of a representative Govern
ment. These conditions passed
when it became evident that he
was on his , way . out. Every
step taken since then by the
Roumanians has been taken de
spite Entente warnings to them
and Juitente pledges to the
Magyar people.
This ugly incident of a con
fused and perilous time has its
lesson for us. Nothing prevents
tliaca lif-fla nrors orlll
from running together into an
i other general contest, put the
inurnosps and the nowcr of the
But that cuts no ce with young;- four Western nations,
lamong which the United States.
i To those children down in front ;by its financial strength and
. each acre a page ,wealth of material for recon
Newly printed, illustrated, from Jgtruction, occupies a command'
wo"du' bk..f "ffJ. 1 ling place. The League of Na
. ..LiMr' tions is operating now. It must
For the child's no caption critic do so. While the Senate still
. w ith keen, dissecting knife. drools debate, order and choas
to tne K.di,e evemmng tnais ' contend for the world, and on
Z Z that issue the United States
-hes the imust take its stand. rew
. Hisses for the Kaiser
kaiser for us yet
. And will be doubtless for at least
, two years,
. Till we're used up all our old
films, and there's plenty left,
i I bet .
. But when Old Glory's showing.
then the cheers,
Ah, tell us not the old folks
make pictures a success,
Who quiet sit like hatching chick
biddies;
Uh-uh, there's but one Teal
thins, you only need a guess
To say its brought about by acts
of kiddies.
York World.
NEWS FROM ESSEN
THE ZONE SYSTEM
HE KRUPP WORKS have
given their name to many
famous guns and to fam
ous plate steel to resist the mis
siles of guns. But all at once
ithat prodigious labor of des
truction has proved as vain for
!the land of the Krupps as a vol-
iley of blank cartridges. Not
onlv is this war dead but all
war i3 moribound, and the
iKrupp Works are clamoring
eairerlv for civil contracts and
"JOTH the .National tentorial; peaceful opportunities.
Association and the state A vivid picture of the new
editorial association of era is given in an Essen dis
Oregon are committed to the f patch which tells of a general
policy of a zone system for pos- jappeal made by the managers
tage rates on second class mat- jof the industry to the workers,
ter. It is easy to understand jRecently the Krupp concern
why the- country publishers iwas a bidder for the steel work
take this view. on the Norwegian state .rail- i
': Under the old plan in vogue ways, also for a big contract
before the zone system was (with one of the largest concerns
adopted a flat rate per pound iin Holland. Nevertheless, the
was charged for second class j Holland firm allotted its con
matter. A newspaper or maza- itract to an English competitor,
ine sent from Pendleton to jand Norway will secure its rail
Walla Walla, a short distance, road steel at a much higher
was subject to the same carry-'price from the United States,
ing charge as a paper of the i There fore the Krupp firm
same weight from New York begs its workers to take warn
to the Pacific coast. On the'ing, for. the managers believe
long shipments the flat rate of these contracts were lost be
one cent ,per pound, meant a cause of strikes at the plant and
heavy annual loss to the gov-, industrial unrest in Germany,
eminent . jThe directors; implore the em-
One eastern magazine of but p0yes to cooperate in the ef
moderate circulation is declar-lfort to secure all the business
ed to have enjoyed mailing pri-p0SSible. .
vileges that mant an annual) a vivid picture is this of a
loss of $400,000 to the govern-striking change. . A few
ment. The larger magazines, 'months ago and the name of
profited more in proportion, ! Krupp was almost as imperial
the annual deficit 'through theas that 1 of Hohenzollern.
unbusinesslike arrangement jThroughout four years 01 eann
, Hnio, Thamar Karsevliu , .
of
UluKhlleffl
X, fPKan.n. l.'aK.A.Ina . to n.mildrini' in A Rt'li8lJ H
t...i kn. i ' i. j 0 tnikoii.nf woman in England and on
hows her' in the startling coiu...c
the continent.
The Firebird.1
This portrait study
Ratfmir Ponoo Pnnfprpnrp WnrriPS Taid
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costing Uncle Sam 100 millions quake the enormous mills roar-
or more each year. - ed anitonea to mane ew
TV.O smaller mao-azines and Lwnos' t-rt cause mankind to
Being one of the principal represen
tatives of one of the big four at the
peace conference was trying work and
there was little chance for relaxation.
However, a number or aeiegates
snatched an afternoon from theix
tasks and relaxed at the Lrongchamps
race course near Paris the day the
Grand Prix was run. This snapshot
shows Mr. Balfour studying the race
card, trying to pick the winner of the
big race. With the British statesman
is Captain Malcolm Bullock, who re
cently married Lady Victoria Primrose.
Girl is Badly Hurt
In Fight With Lion;
Tries to Choke It
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HA L.L.Y. Idaho, Aug. 13 Lell.a
Burrell. 15, while herding cattle on
the outskirts of town was mauled
Sunday by a mountain lion and after
a struggle In which tho girl tried to
choke the animal, she was found un
conscious, her arma. buck and cheti
badly Uteemted. ' Tho Hon jumped
upon her bock while she wns In a
sitting position, tearing her clothing
Into shreds, and a shoe which was
torn from her loot could not be
found. Cltixens at ' once, organised to
hunt the lion-which has been seen In
tho vicinity of the town for a month.
The girl will recover.
Widows and splnlsters naturally op
pose men who -do not propose.
LEMON JUICE
TAKES OFF TAN
Girls! Make bleaching lotion
if , skin is sunburned,
tanned or freckled
' No' man is nccessurlly simple
cauao he lives tho simple life. , .
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lt Is human nature to want to abuse
seme one occasionally, if. 4
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j . At any place where soft beverages are (old. 'Ill
ml Bottled In 3 itiea .V
4 THE HENRY WEINHARD PLANT tj
PHONE 680
Snuexse the Juice of two lemons into
bottle containing three ounces of
Orchard White, shake wtll, and you i
hsi-o a rina rtop rikn t tt (ha hoot i-a- 1 I a I
Eiitiburn and tan lotion, and complex-
ion whttener, at very, very small cost. I m
Your grocer has the lemons and any A
dru? store or toilet counter will sup- yA
ply three ounces of Orchard White for I J
few cents. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion Into the face, neck, ' fj
arms and hands and see how quickly 'K
the freckles, sunburn, wlndburn and Xw
an disappear and how clear .sort and
white the. skin beeomes. Yes! It is
harmless.
Typewriters Cleaned
and Repaired
We also sell Ribbons, and
RIBBON COUPON BOOKS.
In this way you can get ribbons for any machine
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The Northern Crown
The Northern Crown is one of the
few contellatlons that is arranged like
the object supposed to be represented.
It is composed of seven stars arranged
in a semi-circle and Is a conspicuous
cluster in the northern heavens. It. is
a prehistoric constellation and rich in
myths and fairy tales, one la to tne
effect that the crown was presented
to Ariadne, the daughter of Minas,
second King of Crete. The legend re
lates that Theseus, King of Athens
was shut up in the famous labyrinth
of Crete to be devoiued by a ferocious
monster, also confined in" the laby
rinth. This beast "was supposed to feed
upon young men exacted from the
Athenians as a tribute to Mlnas who
was said to be somewhat of a tyrant,
even in that day of unsocial customs.
It Is said that Thesus attacked and
slew the wicked monster, and Ariadne,
who was very fond of the Athenian
gave htm a ball of thread by which
he rxtric-ated himself, from thj wm 1
ing passages. He then married the
beautiful damsel, but afterwards de
serted her. Bhe was sorely grieved at
the action of her spouse, and tried
to hang herself, but was persuaded
against it by Bacchus who married her
and presented her with a golden crown
and after her death it was placed
among the stars. The constellation is
also called Ariadne's Crown."
publications throughout tne shudder. There was no lacsoi
country have been retarded irrhands then, nor 01 coniratia,
growth through what has been !nor power to compel toilers to
nnthino- mnr or less than & na-ianppnf conditions.
tional subsidy to the magazines) now these famous furnaces ,
and certain large city dailies. are again dimly lighted tooe
The complaint against the gign pacific efforts. And where
zone system comes lrom m has tne war ieit me -"""
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beneficiaries of the old order.
The country dailies are cheer
fully paying the increased rates
which are not heavy. ,
THE ROUMANIANS IN
BUDAPEST.
makers? Far behind, xney
made guns to blast cathedrals,
to hurl flame into the libraries
of LoHvain, to snooi oaui
seventy-five miles of country
side into a Paris Church. And
they have finally destroyed
their own security, shattered
HE Roumanian War Coun- ;their own prosperity, aim mu
Ul cil sets high value on re-jbegin the nwnu -venge.
The only reason conciliating their employes,
given for invading Hungary to and begging for coiwderation
its capital and marching into in the foreign markete whicn
the city is that Hungarians oc-;they planned to dominate ior
CUDlt'U 13 UIllUlt.il. UU1IHS . , I
t .. 1 tr-l it io o no-ur nirture m the long
war wnicn is at an cuu. I t V I ;r,fj uv I
this brief satisfaction the Ru- gallery of pictures painted by (
of the civilized (penaent.
reprobation
world. ' ,,l
Hungary has been cut off
from the sea and closely trim
med to nationalistic demands
upon every Bide. Budapest was
for months at the mercy of an
autocratic tyranny which,
though milder than Lenine"s
has completed the ruin of the
country. Not satisfied with
this, the Roumanians passed
the new boundaries and waged
in Hungary one of the twenty
Losing: Struggle Against
Hiirh Cost of Living Causes
Mother of 5 to Suicide ;S
THE DINING ROOM IS OPEN AGAIN AT 4
HIDAWAY SPRINGS
Serving three fine meals every day. .
Go with the crowd to this beauti
ful mountain resort where you can .
romp or rest. :
In the Blue Mountains of Southern Umatilla Co.
X IL M. CULTER, Prop.
Dancing, Swimming, Hunting, Fishing, Etc.
- Hot Mineral Water Pool and Baths.
Cottages and Tents for Rent -Free
Camp Grounds.
Groceries, Gas and Oils Can be Had on Grounds.
iJCWARK, K. J . Aug. li. Iespond. IS
cnt over, losing the struggle against s
the high' cost of living which. she,s
said, kept hrr five children ill, Mrs.s
Catherine Wohlford committed sul- ! 5
cide today by 'iking poison. Neigh-S
bni told the police she recently said s . - z
(hat owing to b gh prices she could ,S
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