" THE GAZETTE-TIMES, HEFFNER, OREGON, THUBSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1918.
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STABS TPflEATEOS
GREAT PROBLEM PLAY
' WILL BE SEEN AT STAR
To-Night and Friday
Mutual WeeklyMrs. Vernon Castle in
"P ATRIA"
" WHO IS NO. ONE?" Don't fail to see the beginning
of this remarkable serial.
Two Big Comedies, featuring'
BILLY RHODES--" HER HERO "
Coming, Saturday Only Mutual Special
"Damaged Goois"
A remarkable picture version ot the sensational problem play that has
startled the world.
No children under 16 years admitted unless accompanied by parents or
guardians.
The Great Comedy of Sins consequences in seven sensational reels.
A One-Reel Comedy Eight Big Reels
20 and 30 cents
Sunday and Monday
Triangle presents a Keystone Comedy
CHARLES MURRAY in "A Game Old Knight"
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in "The Habit of Happiness"
Tuesday and Wednesday
Triangle Presents
ENID BENNETT in "The Little Brother"
"When Mary Took the Count," and a comedy, "A Self-Made Man"
The one great problem play of the
screen world will be shown to the
people of Heppner Saturday, when
"Damaged Goods" will be presented
This sensational seven-reel film
should be seen by parents, doctors,
preachers and all young people who
have arrived at the proper age of un
derstanding and can fully grasp the
lesson which is taught by "Damaged
Goods."
The great vital drama of moral up
lift is pictured vividly in "Damaged
Goods" and Bernard SliaVs version
has been handled without gloves. The
picture is too plain to be misunderstood.-
The sin of the father is visit
ed upon the child and here is pic
tured the great tragedy of sin's con
sequences. . "Damaged Goods" has received the
endorsement of social and moral up
lift workers. It teaches the lesson
that doctors, preachers and parents
would teach, but the lesson is brot
out vividly clear in the big film pro-
luctlon.
savagely and lawlessly,', freedom ot
speech, of the press and of assembly, .
and are maintaining the -self-consti-j
tuted rule of a minority by the force.,
of bayonets. v ( J
"The deadliest foeof democracy isi
not autocracy but liberty " frenzied.
Liberty is not foolproof. For Its ben
eficient working it demands Bel f -restraint,
a sane and clear recognition
of the practical and attainable, and
of the fact that there are laws of na
ture which are beyond our powers of
change.
I "Liberty can, does and must limit
j the rights of the strong, It must In
creasingly guard and pormote the
; well-being of those endowed with
! lesser gifts for the struggle for ex
' istence and success, It must strive in
1 every way consistent with sane recog
j nition of realities to make life more
; worth living to those whose existence
. is cast in the mould of the vast aver-
age of mankind, it must give political
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of 19 1 8 with a complete stock
of Dry Goods and Groceries
which we are selling at less
than we can buy the same on
today's market. We also have
on our tables piles of rem
nants and odds and ends at re
duced prices.
Come in and see our ladies'
and children's coats at re
duced prices.
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equality, equality before the law. It
must throw wide open to talent and
worth the door of opportunity.
"Under the system of wisely order
ed liberty, combined with incentive to
individual effort whereof the founda
tion was laid by the farsighted and
enlightened men who created this na
tion and endowed it with the most
sagacious instrument of government
that the will of man has devised,
America has grown and prospered
beyond all others." ,
GERMAN CITIZENS ARE
GENERALLY LOYAL
New York Bunker in Address Says
Only Small Part Are Still
for Kaiser.
OUR ATTITUDE TOWARD ENEMY
PEOPLES.
"We do not wish in any way to im
pair or to rearrange the Austrian-
Hungarian Empire. It is no affair of
ours what they do with their own life.
either industrially or politically. We
do not purpose or desire to dictate to
them in any way. We only desire to
see that their affairs are left in their
own hands, in ali matters, great or
small.
"We shall hope to secure for the
people of the Balkan Peninsula and
the Turkish Empire the power and
right to make their' own lives safe,
their own fortunes secure against op
pression or Injustice and from the
dictation of foreign courts or parties.
"And our attitude with regard to
Germany herself is of a like kind. We
Intend no wrong against the German
Empire, no interference with her in
ternal affairs. We are in fact
fighting for her people's emancipa
tion from fear along with our own
from that fear as well as from the
fact of unjust attack by neighbors, or
rivals or schemers after world empire
No one is threatening the existence
or independence ot the peaceful en
terpris of the German Empire." (Ex
tract from the President's Message
of Dec. 4.)
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will both be satisfied with
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may selection you might make In S
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buying suggestions! i
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MrensNce.i
Dub's, saMraeoj, say Pettlaad Beak
The city council is figuring on In
stalling more lights in the vicinity of
the depot, and on the streets of Mt.
Vernon addition. They are badly
needed.
FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH.
Heat rolling in great waves across
a plain
All grey and salt-encrusted
The bed-rock of a sun-burned sky
Which no man treadeth save to die.
Bones whitened long by bleaching
sun;
An empty keg in reach of fleshless
hand.
A dog's bare skeleton near-by
With jaws that 'tween the white paws
lie.
Claudius Thayer.
APPLICATIONS FOR
GRAZING PERMITS
NOTICE is hereby given that all
applications for permits to graze cat
tle, horses and sheep within the
WHITMAN NATIONAL FOREST
during the season of 1918 must be
filed in my office at Baker, Oregon,
on or before February 16, 1918. Full
Information in regard to the grazing
fees to be charged and blank forms
to be used In making applications
will be furnished upon request. '
R. M. EVANS, Supervisor.
Madison Wis., Jan. 15 Speaking
at the University of Wisconsin, Otto
H. Kahn, of the banking Arm of Kalin
Loeb & Co., of New York city, said
in part:
"Wherever in this fateful time true
Americans are gathered together.
their thoughts will turn to a purpose
which is one and the same wherever,
throughout the world, the language
of free men Is spoken.
"It is the purpose of a common de
termination to fight and to bear and
to dare everything and never to cease
nor' rest until the accursed spirit
which has brought upon the world
the unutterable calamity, the devil's
visitation, of this appalling war, is
destroyed beyond all possibility ot
resurrect leu.
"Rome there are, a small minority
always, and getting smaller every
day, among Americans of German
birth or descent who lack the vision
to see their duty or the strength to
folliw it, and who stant irresolute,
hesitant and dazed.
"The vast and overwhelming ma
jority have acted like true men and
loyal Americans. They are entitled
to claim your sympathetic under
standing for the heartache which is
theirs, and they-are entitled to claim
your, trust. It will not be misplaced.
"I am taking very little account of
that insignificant number of men of
German origin who misguided or cor
rupt, dare by insidious and under
ground processes to attempt to weak
en or oppose the resolute will ot the
nation. There are too few of them to
count and their manoeuyers are too
clumsy to be effective. But let them
be warned.
"There is sweeping through the
country a mighty waveband its cur
rent is from West to East of stern
and grim determination, which bodes
ill for any one standing in its way.
"One element there is in our popu
lation which does deliberately chal
lenge our national unity.
"I mean the Bolsheviki in our
midst, tje preachers of liberty run
amuck, who would place a visionary
class interest above patriotism and
who in ignorant fasaticlsm would
substitute for the tyranny of autoc
racy the more Intolerable tyranny ot
mob-rule, as for the time being they
havo done in Russia.
"If it were not for the desertion of
Russia, the battle against autocracy
would have been won by now. As so
often before, liberty has been wound
ed In the hnise of its friends. Liber
ty In the wild and freakish hands of
fanatics has once more, as frequently
in the past, proved the effective help
mate of autocracy and the twin
brother of tyranny,
j "Outczarlng the czar its votaries
are filling the prisons with their po
litical opponents, are . suppressing,
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ner
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