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»ff-*— RflPBicI!*n*iir ~ *... __ * j r p : : 5 i p rvrrratrg?“ ISr** S5wB5583B -«■vyy» i 4 - " - W ITH PRACTICALLY THE SAME CAST AS “ The Birth of a Nation” and “ Hearts of the W orld” ; D. W. GRIFFITH Cast Inetndes Lillian Gish George Fawcett Robert Hamm George Stegmam Presents “THE GREAT LOVE” An ARTCRAFT Picture Cast Includes Henry Walthall Maxfield Stanley Rosemary Tbeby Gloria Hope. 9 A Story Of the re They’re all fight ing the war— the man who should ers the gun and the woman who is transfigured by the Great Love— th e l ov e t h a t places country above all else. henry ----- à W a l t h a l l •** ro sem ary t h e b y generation of women by war. You see the Dowager-Queen Al exandra, Lady Diana Manners, Miss As quith and a host of England’s “proudest” working side by side with the most lowly Londonites, in this picture. Themselves, not impersonators. in D/W. GRIFFITH'S ’The Grea-t Love' A .A B K B A F T I W WEDNESDAY-THHRSDAY December 4~5 W O RLD S U P P LY O F IRON O R E Outside of Wall-Known Deposits, Bra sil Is Bolievod te Have the Great, sot Amount of Oro Available. Iron will continue to be one o f the greatest necessities of recon struction days ss well as during war time and its sources will not cess# tc be centers o f world interest. Of the undeveloped iron-ore districts the one of special importance is an ares about 100 miles square in the state o f Minas Oeraes, Brazil, its center being about 250 miles north e f Bio de Janeiro. The largest de posit of this region is stated to oop- BAKER THEATER tam at least 5001000,000 ions, while there are numerous smaller deposits of 10,000,000 to 50,000,000 tons, and the aggregate quantity o f ore available is variously estimated up to 3,500,000,000 tona Since 1910 English, Americans, French aqd Germans have acquired interests in the deposits. A new railroad gives means for transport o f the ore, and an annual production aa high as 10,000,000 tons is foreseen, the out put going chiefly to Greet Britain. This ore field ranks with the world's five greatest, the others being the Lake Superior in the United States, the Lorraine in northern France and western Germany, and the dis tricts o f northern Sweden and the Orient», Cubs. DO YOU KNOW HER? TH E Chevrolet "June is the month of weddings, I f is. Much wed.” “ Yet, indeed, and it makes me feel very bine* to think this io the first June in five years I'vs missed being married.” ru e s a iv i *845 IS TH E Lowest Price Automobile in the W orld FULLY EQUIPPED with Eloctrftc Lights and Starter- This is the price te you and includes war tax Anderson Motor C o . DISTRIBUTORS E asy T erm s if Desired a id . THE ADMISSION PRICES 15c and 25c domen. The Roentgen ray showed ssosGtote for the silk used for mak on the posterior wall of the stomaqii ing powder bags. The importance an ulceration of a half inch in di o f this experiment is shown by the Really There Is Nothing So Grsstly fact that if it is successful it wil] Mysterious About thw- Presiding j ameter. Exactly at the plaoe indicated by bring about a saving of money in Dotty of the Telephone. the Roentgen ray an ulcer was the ordnance program of about "Central” isn’t any one person, found and behind it a shell splinter 130,000,000, and at the same time it writes Marion E. Bailey. There I very irregular and sharp pointed, will go some distance in meeting are thousands of “ centrals” all over ! about s half inch thick. Attention the eerioua shortage in silk. At the world, and they are just people is called to the possibility of s sol present bags for the large powder like you and me. Wherever there dier having a splinter in his abdo charges used in heavy ordnance call are telephones there has to be one men without any appreciable trace for millions of yards o f silk, and the place where all the telephone wires of a skin wound. scarcity of silk has caused an enor meet. This is called the central of mous increase in the price. Early fice, and there are people in these M A TE R IA L FOR FO W D ER BAGS. in the war Germany used chemically ofioee— the people we call “ central” treated cotton, but the failing cot Chemically treated cotton cloth, — because we do not know tfieir ton supply has driven her to the use we are informed by the Army and names— who connect one wire with of still other substitutes.— Scientific Navy Journal, haa been tested out another, so that your message or the American. * by the ordnance department as a message of whoever is telephoning Will reach the person he wants to talk to. When you take the tele phone receiver and put it to your ear it lights s tiny electric bulb in front of the nearest “ central.” She puts a wire with a plug on the end o f it into a hole near the light, and then she can hear your message. You tell her the number you want D . B AR B ER , Prop., 3 1 5 River St. and she takes another plug and puts L E A V E S IM P E R IA L H O T E L it in the hole that has that number Phone Blue 8 3 Faure to Portland 7 5 Cts. That rings your friend’s bell and connects the wires so that you can Leave..... ............New berg................. 7 a. m. talk and be heard. All day long Arrive....... ...4th and Aider......... &30 a. m those thousands o f “ centrals” sit be Leave........ 4th and Alder............104)0 a. m fore the “ switchboards” where the holes and plugs and lights are, and connect one person’s telephone with Leave.... ......... r.. New berg.......... .. IKK) p. m another -person’s telephone, and then Arrive... 4th and Alder........ . 2:30 p. m « at night other “ centrals” take their 4th and Alder........ 4:30 p. m Leave.... places and sit there all night, ao that no matter what time it is you Arrive.... ....... Ne wberg.............. .. 6.-00 p. m can always telephone SATURDAY NIGHT "JU S T HUM AN, AS YOU A R E" The ranchers o f northern Modoo county, Oregon, are assured that they have a powerful ally in a small fly which is helping to destroy ths grasshopper pest. Vast numbers of nests, each containing eggn, ware left by the 1918 crop of hoppers, but close examination shows that this .special variety o f fly also deposited its eggs in the same nests. These are now hatching out in the form of grubs, wh ich feed upon and destroy HA0 T H E SURGEONS STUM PED ths grasshopper eggs. Grasshoppers did great damage in this country Splinter In Soldier's Abdomen Un doubtedly There, but No Appro- this season, and their return next elsblo Trace of Skin Wound. Mason is regarded with apprehen sion. A soldier wounded at Verdun April 28, 1916, by several splinters A HOOVBRITE. o f shell arrived Tt the American am "The war has ohaagcd Tom in bulance with the diagnosis of super-' fldal wounds o f the right thigh, left cae way.” log, forehead and scalp. Many splin , “H ow r "A year ago, before ws wars mar- ters were removed and ths patient liad, he gara me a box of candy was completely healed of his wounds evwy time he callad; now he giras 40 days after his arrival at the hos me a cali every tima I buy • box pital. Just as he was about to be « f oandy."— Boston Bvsning Tran- discharged he complained of abdom inal pain and said he bad ths sen M ript sation of a_foreign body in his sb> Cut This Out Will Not Appear Again NEWBERG BUS Leave Arrive.... Leave.... Arrive... Leave.... 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