AAILT EAST ORXCeOanAK, HVMWIOy, OHDGOSr, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1011
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1AGB SIX
AT THE PICTURE SHOWS;
Extraordinary feature production by
the Edison Co. in two ret-ls for Fri
day anil fat unlay.
1. "The Three Muskateors." Fart
I. Edison. This sumptuously mount
ed production is taken from Alexan
der Dumas' famous story of the time
of liuis XI 11 of France, showing the
celebrated Three Muskateers and
their dashing young comrade, D'Arta
gnan. 2. "The Three Muskateers," Part
II. P'Artapnr.n, the famous young
musketeer, is entrusted by the
Queen's attendant, with whom he is
in love, on a confidential mission.
Though many perils he is successful.
The whole story is full of adventure
and is splendidly presented.
3. "When Two Hearts are Won,"
Kalem. Featuring Mr. Sidney Drew
in the part he Vuvs made famous on
two continents. Alclbldes Phamley
marries Cassandra, a beautiful girl
with a temper and a determination to
have her own way with things In
general, also she is devoted to a pet
dog of diminutive proportions, called
Cara. After the wedding the pup Is
prepared for the bridal tour with
great ceremony, but the rules of the
Pullman car company forbid dogs be
ing carried on their coaches, so the
Shamley's arc put oft the train. They
can not get accommodations at the
hotel because of the rule against dogs,
but they manage to find a resting
place In the railroad hotel by bribing
, the clerk. Here the pup makes
trouble by chewing up the maid's hat.
During these events Alcy has been
getting telegrams from his wife's
folks warning him against her violent
temper, the last one being from Uncle
David, which advises Alcy to give her
some of her own medicine. So he
takes Uncle David's advice and starts
in to mix things up on the pretense
that the pup has swallowed his col
lar button. By the time he has
wrecked the place Cassandra is com
pletely subdued and asks his forgive
ness. 4. "There's a Woman in Town."
Here Is a good comedy by the Ameri
can Pathe Co., with the scenes laid
in the West. It is extremely well act
ed, fresh and amusing. A charming
young lady arrives in town and all
the cowboys fall in love with her. One
cowboy steals a march on the others
with the result that the rest propose
marriage in a joint note. Just what
the outcome is of this affair is too
funny to be spoiled by telling before
hand. 5. "A Hippopotamus Hunt." Pathe.
Showing a series of fascinating views
of a good hunt.
w ait 'til you get home. It's rich. Do
not miss Jt!
"The Uttle. Cripple," Kalem. A
story of settlement work among the
poor. An educational subject that
will interest and enlighten all thoss
who have at heart the well being of
the unfortunate. This story repre
sents parents objecting to sending
tlu'ir crippled child to a hospital for
treatment, but being persaaded to di
so are overjoyed at her recovery. Ths
storv Is well told and the happiness
HSTOK STORE
(Special Correspondence.)
Hermiston, Ore., Sept. 22. J. W.
Glrst and .company have disposed of
their stock of general merchandise
of the family after Its reunion is al-t P Ghent of California
most contagious. It seems to. affect
the whole audience. Everyone wants
t share In it.
"Sir John Falstaff," Eclipse. Ac
tion as shown in the film. Scene I
At the wedding of Miss Anna Page.
Falstaff is attracted by the wealth of
Mrs. Page nnd Mrs. Ford. II He
took possession at once and will con
tinue to conduct a general mercantile
business. Mr. Glrst has not completed
his plans for the future, but It Is his
intention to stay in Hermiston for
some time, maybe later going south
for his health.
A petition has been circulated dur-
covets their fortunes and pretends to ing the past few days for the removal
love both of them. Ill He sends a j of the post oft Ice to a proposed new
building to be constructed by Post-
letter to each lady. IV They agree
to punish him by encouraging his
suit. V He visits Mrs. Ford and is
forced to hide In a laundry basket.
VI The basket Is thrown In the river.
VII Before the inn. IX The Ford
home. X Finale.
Tlie Pastime.
Only the best in motion pictures
shown here. For Friday and Satur
day. "Spike Shannon's Last Fight," Es
sany. The chief interest in this film
is a four round boxing bout, which
seems not posed, but the real thing.
A love story, and the fact that Spike
entered the ring to get money to pay
for an operation for his sick wife
give it heart interest, but the mill is
the thing. Spike wins and he leaves
the ring never to enter it again. If
you want a thrill witness the battle
la the ring, and don't forget that this
is one of the best attractions in
months.
"A Gay Time in Washington," Lu
bin. Mrs. Clayton U delighter. Her
George Is to dine with President Taft.
George goes off in high glee, and he
and his pal proceed to do Washing
ton as it should be done. But Taft
Isn't In Washington and Mrs. Clayton
finds it out "duped:" Oh, George,
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101
YEARS OLIX
HALE AM) HEARTY
COSY.
Extra Fine Rill nt the Cosy for Fri
day nnft Saturday.
That all question of what consti
tutes good entertainment Is answered
to the complete satisfaction of all
who attendetl the Cosy motion pic
ture show to witness the new bill this
afternoon. First and foremost is the
beautiful picture play.
"Won by Wireless." Thanhouser.
Is a story of the "wireless" that is
accurate and true wnere everything
is real from the clickrng of the key
to the flashing of the transmitting
coll. Likely there lias never been
another Thanhouser story that car
ried so much thrill as this does from
the time the wealthy broker and his
daughter set foot on the schemer's
yacht until the police boat arrives
with rescuers the reel is a constant
round of excitement. When the po
lice tug, summoned by wireless by the
plucky daughter, finally overtakes
the runaway yacht, a snarp climax )s
reached and you will feel very hap
py over the outcome.
"Tony Would Be a Cowboy."
Champ. A western comedy of the
Tony Series, showing the most laugh
able pranks, facial expressions and
actions of dime nover reading. This
comedy is calculated to crack a laugh
from an Egyptian mummy.
"The Gun." Bison. Sensational
riding. Eluding the posse galloping
madly on his trail the bandit seeks
refuge in the cabin of Bates & Con
noly. Connoly steps out side to wash
his hands and Bates enters and is
covered by the bandit's gun. Conolly
looking through the window takes in
the situation. Entering from behind
him he grabs u shotgun and orders
the bandit to throw up his hands. The
latter complies. Bate 'hen goes for
the sheriff, who rides back and
takes charge of the bandit. After
all is over Connoly breaks open the
gun and finds it empty. They then
realize what a close call thev had and
the humor of the situation causes
them to break into laughter.
"Charley Has a Manuscript to Sell."
Eclair. Many amusing incidents fol
low in rapid succession through this
picture. A rattling good comedy.
Teddy's Three Duels." There Is
a wealth of real comedy throughout
this story and many ludicious situa
tions are revealed. Extra fine comedy.
Mr. V. IS. Yolin is a Remarkable
Man 11c Has Lived a Very Active
Life, But at this Advanced Age Still
Retains His Health and Strength.
William B Yohn of 128 North Sev
enth street, Reading Penn., celebrated
the one hundredth and first anniver
sary of his birth on May i. Mr. Yohn
was born In 1810, and recalls many
of his country's early struggles along
the frontier. In 1837 he went to
Reading, and has resided there with
his family ever since. Since 1864 he
has resided in the same house, which
he built for his ownw use.
He has always been actively en
gaged in business, following pursuits
that called for physical endurance
and bravery, being at various times a
miller, constable .deputy sheriff and
auctioneer. Notwithstanding this
vigorous life, he looks and feels fine.
Mr. John attributes a considerable
part of the wonderful length of his
life to Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey,
which has been consistently used by
him whenever he felt the need of a
tonic stimulant. In a letter to a friend
recently he said. In part:
"I wwas 101 years of age May 4th,
having been born in 1810. For a good
many years I have used Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey, with very fine results.
I have always felt much better and
stronger after using it. I attribute
my long life to the use of pure li
quors taken moderately all my life
As a medh-Ine I could recommend
nothing better than Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey."
When men and women pass the; age
of sixty they need a remedy that will
aulcken the circulation, brln restful
sleep. Invigorate the brain and pre
vent decay. Duffy's Pure Malt Whis
key l the onlv agent that will pro
duce these happy results. It improves
the digestion and assimilation of the
food and gives tone and vltant to ?v
try organ In the body.
master J. H. Williams and E. B. Aid
rich of the East Oregonian. The pro
posed new building will be located
directly across Main street from the
present location of the post office and
adjoining the Hotel Oregon. The new
building will have a frontage of 50
feet and according to the plans now
proposed will be the most modern and
up-to-date building in Hermiston. A
great many different business firms
have already applied for the lease on
the east 25 foot room.
A. C. Crawford Is spending several
days In Spokane and other Washing
ton points.
Rev. E. Grady is here from Ft.
Wayne, Indiana, looking over the pro
ject. Rev. Grandy recently purchas
ed a tract of fruit land from the
Maxwell Land and Irrigation com
pany through their representative,
Otis Sprague.
E. N. Wheeler, one of the eastern
representatives of the Orchard com
pany of w hich Dr. Henry Coe is pres
ident, has returned from a campaign
in Ohio and reports good work. He.
says many Ohio people will locate
here during the fall and winter.
Otis Sprague one of the Maxwell
Land and Irrigation company's east
ern representatives will return to In
diana the first of the week.
The stock of the Project Durg com
pany is arriving daily and is being
put on display. Dr. Monkman says
that he will have everything ready to
open Saturday. This company will
have one of the neatest stores In
Umatilla county.
C. E. Wood and family have arrived
from Boon, Iowa. They are the
owners of a tract of land and come
here for the purpose of Improving
same as well as looking after some
of the otoher Iowa people's land.
H. R. Newport is spending most of
his time superintending the work on
the asylum contract recently obtain
ecl by the Newport Land and Con
struction company.
E. P. Dood has returned from Pen-
Mr. Ghent H HI : ,IK. L iai U "v WtotMmmmMnLfiWnZlJZ. xS m WH -1& U
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SOUL-MATE IS DISCHARGED.
Frederick Noble Told Ills Services Are
Xo Longer Required.
New York. That Mrs. Grundy lays
a relentless hand upon those who re
fuse to recognize her code of ethics
was brought home sharply to young
Frederick Noble, "protector" and
soul-mate of Mrs. Walter L. Suydam,
Jr , when his employers notified him
that he was out of a job.
A few days ago the boy eloper had
figured that by a little pinchng and
squeezing he could support the run
away wife of the Blue Point million
aire in comparative comfort. Today
the props of his hopeful computations
were knocked out from under him.
The heads of the Boston manufactur
ing f.rm that employed him sent word
that his services were no longer re
quired. He received this ultimatum
after he had admitted the elopement
and that his love was bo overpowering
that he could not. bring himself to
break the affinity bonds that had
drawn him and Mrs. Suydam togeth
er. Th's second severe reminder of the
existence of Mrs. Grifndy followed a
swiftly upon the heels of the fir-t jolt
received when Landlord Serviss of the
Kegina apartments notified the cou
ple on Saturday that they would have
to vacate their three-room flat.
After much pleading Mrs. Suydam
prevailed upon Mr Serviss to permit
her to maintain the flat by herself.
Fred would get a r rn somewhere
In Brooklyn, possibly at his father'--home.
The tars and pleadings of the
young woman prevailed and her boy
companion packed his little grip and
hastener! acioss the bridge.
There was a rurnor that he had
gone to stay and that the romance
had come to an unhappy end. He dis
proved this gossip today w-nen he turn
ed up at the little apartment on West
Tweifth street, his features long with
gloom, to tell Mrs. Suydam the sad
news fo how he lost hi3 job.
Siz'ng up their fortunes at the time
of taking present Invorce. young No
ble and his affinity admitted that their
love, would be tested to the limit with
in the next few weeks.
"But," they announced, "we are go
ing to stick 't out."
Attempt to Save Cat Causes Death.
Detroit. An attempt to rescue a
pet cat from a bucket of boiling cat
sup resulted in the I-uth of John Ba
ralla, three and one half year old son
of Martell Baralla The accident hap
pened wh.lo Jlri. B.iralla was pouring
a quantity ,of hot catsup from the
stove into a bucket on the noor. A
kitten fell Into the bucket and In
trying to pull it out the child was
scalded about the head and arms. Fa
tal convulsions developed.
Threshing machine breaks down? Need more
help? Cook wagon out of coffee or groceries?
Don't leave the farm. Can't spare a hand to go
to town. Need everyone on the job. The answer
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During harvest time a farmer never knows what
moment a costly break-down may happen and tie
up the work. Someone will have to take a team
that is working in the field, drive to town and back
again in the meantime all hands are idle.
TKADB
MARK
It may be a derrick fork a fly wheel a belt or
only a small bolt that stops work for several hours.
How simple it would be to go to your telephone,
call up the implement house in town and have him
send it out, It doesn't cost much to own a tele
phone. You can install it yourself.
OUR FREE BOOKS TELL EVERYTHING
Our book of instructions explains In a clear manner
every detail for a farmer's telephone line. Any man who
can use a screw driver can install a Kellogg telephone.
A Kellogg Telephone is "Standard", you can attach it
to a "Bell Exchange'' or to an "Independent Exchange"
it makes no difference. The time to lock ths stable is
before the horse is gone the time to install a Kellogg Farm
Telephone is before you have a breakdown, a serious acci
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Check a cough or cold In the lun.sjf
before It develops a serious case.
BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP
l an effective remedy for all soreness
or congestion in the lungs or air pas
sages. Price 25c, 50c and $1.00 per
bottle. Sold by A. C. Koeppen &
Bros.
wanted mainly because it was such a
bargain. She counted the coins sev
eral times and then decided that she
could ntt afford to spend so many
dollars for one rug.
FINDS KEY TO ECONOMY.
dlcton where he has been for the past r.xtniva;
Read today's want ads.
ten days looking after business inter
ests as well as taking in the Round
Up. Members of the board of director.
of the Hermiston Commercial club
will hold a luncheon at the Hotel
Hermlstbn today for the purpose of
discussing plans for fall work.
7HU Wifo Cured by Hypno
tism of Pile of Money
Greeley, Colo. How to Inspire, his
wife with the spirit of economy wa.s
the problem successfully solved by
a Greely man, when he sent her $200
In silver dollars to purchase a rug,
A Dreadful SUrtit
to H. J. Harnum of Frcevllle. N. T.,
vas the fever sore that had plagued
ha life for years in spite of many
remedies he tried. At last he used
I'ucklen's Arnica Salve and wrote: "It
has entirely healed with scarcely a
scar left." Heals, burns, boils, ecze
ma, cuts, bruises, swellings, corns and
piles like magic. Only 25c at Koep-iena.
Dogs Guard Dead Financier.
Cutasaciuu, Pa. When Jeremiah
L:izarus, horseman and dog fancier,
fell dead on the street, his tow faith
ful cocker spaniels, which were his
lnseperable companions, not only
guarded his body, but drove away
Undertaker Frederick, who came to
remove the remains to his homo Not
until Frank McCarthy, his employer,
was gotten from bed and taken to
the scene would the dogs leave the
body.
Yellow complexion, plmpltet and
disfiguring blemishes on the face or
body can. be gotten rid of by doctor
ing tho liver, which is torpid. HER
BINE !s a powerful liver eorreotant.
It purifies the system, stimulates the
vital organs and puts the body In fine
vigorous condition. Price 60c. Sold
b7 A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
Read the want ads.
NO CLOTHING FOR CI YEARS.
Mountaineer in Thoroughly Happy in
Nature's Garb.
Savannah, Ga. Word comes via
the North Georgia mountains of. a
strange man named John Castellow,
who has grown to be 61 years of age,
hale, hearty and happy, without ever
wearing a stitch of clothing and with
out ever using a single word but the , g
monosyllable 'Gee!" Says a traveler . 5f
from Harris, describing the marvelous
person:
"He lives four miles east of Wind
sor, In Bertie county. North Carolina,
and his health is perfect. He has not
missed a meal In fifty years.
"When I visited htm he was en
tirely nude. He is the strongest man
I ever saw. His body is normal and
well shaped, but his strength is pro
digious. He can break a double
plowline as easily as if It were a cot
ton cord. He is gentle and has never
been known to hurt a living soul In
tentionally. He cannot speak a word
except the one monosyllable 'Gee,'
which he uses In various Intonations
to express all his desires and emotions."
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PEHC ORDERS 7 SUBMARINES.
American Shipbuilders Get Contract
Through "Dollar Diplomacy."
Washington, D. C. Another victory
for the policy of "dollar diplomacy"
now being followed by the state de
partment was made known when it
was announced that the. government
o.' Peru had placed an order for seven
submarine boats for her Navy with
an American shipbuilding concern.
In placing her order In the United
States Peru has followed the lead of
Argentina which country now has
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