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DAILY EAST OREGOXIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL C, 191
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SPORTS I
COAST I.EAGIT.
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Sutmliiig of Cst Ijcoguc Clubs.
W. L. P. C.
Lf) Ang.Ios 3 1 .750
Vernon 3 1 .750
Oakland 3 1 .750
Fortland 1 3 .250
San Francffvo 1 3 .250
Sacramento 1 3 .250
ivvivors stiiutyliterod, 13 to 1.
Lais Anss. April 6. Los Anpeies
won yesterday's game from Portland
In the first inning by pounding Stel
ger for ;ijc hits and seven runs, with
no one out. Steiger was retired and
Temple, who succeeded him, held the
locals well in hand until the seventh,
wliile two doubles and an error net
ted four more runs. Portland scored
ono in the fifth on Lindsay's single,
an out and Lalonge's long single.
Score: 11. H. E.
Los Angeles '. 13 13 4
Fortland 1 9 1
Batteries Tozer and Holes; Stelgerj
Temple, Gilligan and Howley. La
Ion ge.
A'ornon 8, Sacramento 2.
Sacramento. April 6 Happy Ho
gan's Vernonites played their fourth'
errorless game in a row yesterday and
got away to an 8 to 2 victory when
Sacramento contributed eight errors.
Sacramento's errors figured in six of
Vernon's scores and a base on balls
figured in one of the remaining two.
Hughte Miller, Sacramento's first
baseman, was the Star of the day with
& double and two singles in four times
up. scoring both of the local's runs.
Score: R. H. E.
Vernon 8 8 0
'Sacramento 2 6 8
Batteries Breckenridge and
Brown, .Knight and Price. Umpires:
Casey and Finney.
Oakland 3. Frisco 2.
San Francisco, April 6. Oakland
defeated San Francisco, 3 to 2 yester
day In a tame game. Miller did well
for six innings, but in the seventh Cot
knocked the ball over the right field
fence for a Tiome run, and in the
eighth Cook scored the winning run
with a sing'e to right, a sacrifice by
Leard and an out by Hossman, when
Miller failed to cover at home.
Score: R- H. E.
Oakland 3 8 2
San Francisco 2 8 0
. Batteries Malarkey and Mitze.
Miller and Schmidt.
Other I.eajme Scores.
At St. Joseph Chicago Americans
(second team. 10; St. Joseph (West
ern league), 8.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia Na
tionals, 0; Philadelphia Americans, 4.
At Columbus Columbus, 3; Cincin
nati Nationals. 5.
At Washington Washington Am
ericans, 5: Boston Nationals, 7.
At St Louis St. Louis Nationals,
7, St. Louis Americans 4.
At Louisvi'Je Louisville, 12: De
troit Americans S.
NOT SALTS. OIL
PILLS BUT CASCARETS
No Odd How Sick Tour Stomach, IIow
Hard Your Head Aches or Ilow
Ritioit Cabarets Make Y"u Feel
Great.
At Mobile Mobile 5. Philadelphia
Americans (second team), 1.
linker Still Uncertain.
Baker, Ore., April 6. Baker prob
ably will enter the Trl-State league,
although it will not be definitely
known until tonight, when the com
mutes complete their work. It had
been given up. but on the solicitation
of Mr. Sweet, the Boise promoter, a
few local fans took up the burden
of raising the funds. Some of the
people want league ball ana some are
opposed. This city has had bad luck
with organized ball and a fast city
league will furnish good sport In any
event. The league supporters, how
ever, are confident this evening that
they will bo successful In their ef
forts in spite of the indifference. The
entrance of Baker now depends on
whether Weiser or Ontario comes In
but Sweet is confident of either one
or the other.
AT THE PICTURE SHOWS
i Orpheuin.
A very good program for Sunday's
change. Four full reels of the best
pictures.
1. "A Spanish Dilemma." Bio
graph. Two brothers are in love
with the same girl and she can not
make up her mind which one she
loves the best. After they hit upon
a good plan the lady becomes en
gaged to another.
2. "The Engagement Ring." Bio
graph. Harry is successful In win
ning Alice, despite of Redmond's ef
forts to dethrone him In her esteem.
Redmond swears vengeance and de
clares he will win the young lady.
3. "A Cruciclal Test." Selig. A
dramatic and romantic story of the
rough Klondyke days. Bill Wilder
and Jim Firster are partners. ' They
become separated and after many ex
citing adventures are again united.
4. "The Baby." Edison. An Eng
lish gentleman volunteers his services
to a woman with a baby In apparent
trouble.
6. "When Duty Calls." Pathe. Dr.
Rush has received a large sum of
money to build a hospital and de
posits it in his desk drawer. A burg
lar watohes where he puts it and
when the doctor is about to leave to
attend a sick person he meets the
burglar in his own house and is badly
beaten. He however, goes' to attend
the sick child.
Musical program Hungarian mel
odies. 1. Barvsarkez az yazak, etc.
2. Kegase kollak roszam, etc.
Naem a tkozlak nem Szekasom.
of art and imagination. A tramp af
ter being given shelter attacked the
girl, who struck him with a club. Be
lieving him dead she and her father
hid the body in tho woods. In the
night the man's ghost came In their
cabin and after a night of terror and
horror they found it was not a ghost
but the man himself.
"An Indian Martyr." Bison. A
thrilling story of self-sacrifice by a
noble Indian, showing many exciting
events and ending In a wonderfully
realistic execution in which the In
dian is burned at the stake. Pictured
amid beautiful scenery.
"Miss Biffin's Demise." Yankee.
A lively comedy. Alter a family row
Madam decides to suicide so finding
a bottle marked "poison," she im
bibes and awaits the end. But it was
inly hubby's whiskey bottle, disguis
ed, and when the doctor smells her
breath he knows. A mile of smiles
In this funny film.
"Desperate Desmond Almost Suc
ceeds." Nestor. Lively comedy with
western settings and some clever and
amusing stunts that cause many a
laugh.
"The City of Mosques." Eclair.
Beautiful views of Cairo, Egypt, ta
ken from above the city.
Coming Madame Sarah Bern
hardt in her greatest success, "Ca
mtlle."
At The GmiKl.
Something new and novel opened
at the Grand for this change. The
best comedy team ever visited here
and the only acrobutic act that ever
made a success in Pendleton. Both
are at work in one bill.
Sam Dalton and Lillian Travelle
are the best quick change singing and
comedy artists on the circuit. They
permit fun, sketch, music and ridi
cule to enter their play In the few
minutes they are at work In such a
way as to please, all and to affend no
one. It is quite a relief to to get
away from the monotony of the gen
eral run of sketch artists.
As a general accurance the acro
bats have a very poor show in this
town. The "Landy's" are making an
exception with their novel way of bal
ancing and introducing all their new
features they have made a hit where
the others failed. Their most daring
stunt the walk up-side-down on the
ceiling is one of the cleverest acts
ever worked here. This Is one of
the best bills and no one should miss
seeing it. ,
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AT THE OREGON THEATRE
TO SHOW WONDERS OF
ALASKA IN MOTION'
Olyan ember to rok birs, etc.
Raeg elhuztak as estell haran-etc.
You men an 1 women who somehow
i"i.n't get feeling right who have an
almost daily headache, coated tongue,
foul taste and foul breath, dizziness,
can't sleep are bilious, nervous and
upset, bothered with a sick, gassy,
disordered stomach, or have back
ache and feel all worn out.
Are you keeping clean Inside with
'Oascarets, or merely forcing a pas
Karewav every few day9 with salts.
rnthnrtlo nills or castor oil? This is
important.
Cascarets work while you sleep
cleanse and regulate the stomach, re
move, the sour, undigested and for
menting food and foul ga3es; take the
excess bile from the liver and carry
out of th? svstem all the decomposed
waste matter and poison in the intes-
tins and bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will straighten
you out by morning a 10-cent box
from anv drug store will keep your
entire family feeling good for months.
nou't forget the children. They love
Cascarets because they taste good
do good never gripe or sicken.
The Pastime.
The home of good pictures. Sun
day's change of program:
"Bounder," Selig. A remarkable
and thrilling animal picture depict
ing a mountain lion's devotion to it
mistress. Miss Betty Harte plays the
heroine role. You can't afford to
miss it.
"The Five Senses," Vitagraph. The
sense of hearing, seeing, emelling,
tasting and touch, which are natur
ally a part of everyone, are admirably
and humorously shown by that mas
ter of expression and fun Marshall' P.
Wilder. He's a funny fellow of world
wide reputation. This Is another
laurel in his wreath of fame.
"His Wife's Mother," Lubln. Pack
as is usual treated his wife's mother
pretty badly, and tells her to go
home. His wife soon follows and
during her absence Jack plays the
stock exchange and In an hour he Is
a defaulter for S 10,000 of his firm's
money. He is on the point of com
mitting suicide when his mother-In
law comes to his aid, after this the
grand old lady Is given first place in
his home.
"A Story of the Circus," Vitagraph.
A little trapeze performer has the
riendship of the performing ele
phant. The boy meets with an acci
dent. The elephant performs for
him in the ring, and he continues a
member of the troupe.
"Wifey's Ma Comes Back," Lubln
Bob recommends physical culture
They put on the gloves and mama
puts Bob out in one round.
Musical program:
1. Cupr Chasa, Polka two-step.
2. Kydz Json Nasi Fivavall Sedi
ak Songs.
3. Miadenci, two-step.
4. Bozenka waltz.
5. Andulko Safarova, two-step.
Cosy.
Friday and Saturday, all good live
ly ones in this program, with two fea.
tures.
"A Terrible Night." Eclair. Won
derful dramatic story, a masterpiece
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One of the most interesting enter
tainments coming to the Oregon the
ater is the Tourographolog on Alas
ka, the Great Wonderland, by.Bev
erly B. Dobbs.
'America has only the slightest
conception of the wealth and resourc
es of Alaska," said Dobbs this morn
ing. "A few years more, however,
and we will all realize that it Is all
that the term Implies; a new world
filled with every kind of work and
pleasure. Far from being the wind
swept ice field which seems to be
the popular conception of the coun
try, Alaska has millions of acres of
valuable farm lands, cattle ranges,
and homesltes, where a man may ac
cumulate a fortune just as surely, if
not so quickly, as he can digging gold
fro the creeks. Civilization Has
merelv scratched at the surface of
Alaska's possibilities and from the
way she has responded, surely entitles
her to serious consideration as a val
uable undiscovered continent. Al
though my pictures are not wholly de
voted to the exploitation of the big
territory beyond the Yukon, they
will undoubtedly open the eyes of
America to the possibilities of Alaska,
both to us and our posterity." .
The moving pictures shown by Mr.
Dobbs include the big Walrus Hunt,
a remarkable battle with a huge polar
bear, the life and customs of the
Eskimos, through the heart of Alas
ka, the Copper River Country, to the
richest copper mine in the world, the
mining and dredging for gold, and
many other diverting subjects.
These pictures appeared at the Hel
lig theater in Portland during the
past winter.
Pierpont Morgan und Andrew Carne
gie made their great success in life,
from a financial standpoint, because
they never tried to sell valentines on
the Fourth of July; never played foot
ball in April or baseball, in Novem
ber, and never played yesterday's nor
today's game tomorrow."
He declared that education in the
west is in';advance or that in the east
iecause the people here are more
wideawake and up to date.
That tho absence of mother's milk
means a loss of one inch in stature
for each three months the baby is de
prived of its natural food was the
statement of Dr. O. Stanley Hail,
president of Clark university of Wor
cester, Mass., and he cited the results
of a test of 300,000 soldiers made un
der government supervision as proof.
Dr. Hall condemned the moving pic
ture shows and urged that films mul
be closely censored. ,
Frank W. Cooper, superintendent of
city schools of Seattle, spoke in fa
vor of a teachers' retirement bill,
which would provide for the teacher
in old age. Incidentally he urged the
importance of teachers taking out life
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