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PAIIiY KAST ORKGOXIAN, PEXDIiETOX'OUEGOX, 1 HI DAY, REPTEMIIER, 29, 1911.
EIGHT PAGES.
ATM PICTURE SHOWS
. Orplienm.
Prfgr".m uf Interest .for .Friday
and Saturday.
1. "Tho Prince and the Pumps."
Vitagraph. A bright, dazzling com
edy, wherein a young fellow steals
a young lady's pump, and has a hard
time to find the owner. History re
peats Itself. The "Prince Charming
of our dear pld. fairyland days reap
pears and llvee m this twentieth cen
tury. It Jb funny and amusing we
might say a blessing that human
nature retains Its ideals and life its
fancies.
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2. "The Call of the Wilderness."
Idellea. A wealthy young Londoner,
tired of cUy life, Journeyed to Colo
rado, married a pretty Indian girl
anJ had settled down to a peaceful
western life when word reached him
to return at once ao London to claim
an e tale. He went alone, and tried
iho society life, but the yearning for
I he woods was too great, lie heard
the call of his little bride and re
turned, but too late. A broken heart
hail been given eternal rest.
3. "Jimmle's Trick." Gaumont.
The famous boy actor amuses the
guests at his parents' home by feats
of conjuring that mystify and amu
them greatly.
4. "An Oasis In tho Sahara desert
and the Village of Gabes, Tunis."
Gabes .s an t important village of
Sud,. Tunisia, in the Gulf of Gabes.
It possessed a very good harbor and
makes an Important export of dates,
the chief production of the oasis. This
film shows the country, the plant, the
Nomad Redouins, their life and cus
toms and how the dates are gathered.
"The Promoter." Knlem. A
Plunge In high finance. A comedy
In real life. Hertie and his boarding
house friends furnish most of the fun
In this breezy comedy. In it grim
truth "Is seen peeping over humor's
Bhoulder now and then.
remarkable Interesting drama, rich
In fine detail, splendidly played. It
tells of the struggle of a young play
wright against adversity and of his
ultimate success. After having hla
manuscript rejected by different
managers until he is In despair and
falls in a faint on the street. It is
then he is rescued by a young lady
and her mother, who give him a room
In their home. The daughter and
dore Schley, In an erfort to show that
at h's command, his flagship, the
Brooklyn, turned to run. away and
then thout?ht better of it when In
tater waters and tb tide of battle
had turned against the Spanish fleet
The other charges, largely techni
cal, were never serious'y regarded by
the public, but Rear Admiral Den-
ham and Kanway fond a report un
favorable to S.hley
AT THE OREGON THEATRE
the playwright fall in love and a few! the following:
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days later they read a personal in the
paper advertising for Frank Rieh
mond, author of "The Golden Age,"
whose play is to be, produced. This
story has a heart tug. that pleases.
"The Cheyenne's Bride " American
drama. There Is an exciting race. In
this picture which will give many a
thr'll before It ends. There Is eriem
Ity between the Sioux and the Chey
enne tribes and when a ''Cheyenne
woos a Sioux maiden he Is promptly
taken prisoner and condemned.", to
death, but he girl saves him. The
girl's incensed father binds her on a
horse and provides a hone for the
Sioux brave and the Cheyenne. The
race to save the girl is exciting.
"Mrs. Johns' Harem Skirt." Me
lies. Texas John and his wife were
elected to the city she went shopping
and wore back a "Harem Skarem
Skirt." At 1 home he remained and
treated the boys. The mlxup that
took place on their meeting forms a
clever comedy.
"The Local Bully." Melies. "Roar
ing B.ll" was the terror of Black
Bear Gulch, and everyone held him
In fear until John Grey came to town
and took the bully down a peg or
two. It was a case of a westerner's
brute strength overcome by an east
erner's wit.
"Villagi; Gossip." A strong por
trayal of life as It Is.'
The turn of the Krooklyn tr ttar-
b ard wan niacin to aiol l getting In
to dimgei 'Us proxim ty to the Span
ish vessel.'!. The turn' was made to
ward the Texas and caused that vessel
to stop and back Its engines to avoid
possible colli, sion."
Xow comes Admiral Chadw.ck,
whb was Commodore Sampson's chief
aide, and by the documents drives
home the impression that the "loop"
by the Brooklyn, instead of being a
d'scredltable fart, wa-, In fact, a
br'lllant and praiseworthy military
manaeuver, for which Commodore
Schley and Captain Cook rhould have
been given great praise.
What the Walla Walla Union of
Thurtday, September 21. says of one
of the be.-t musical offerings of the
season. This Is good news to local
which contained l theater goers, for this delightful mu-
sical comedy is booked for the Ore
gon theater Sunday night, October 1.
In "The Flower of the Ranch," Le
Comte & Flesher have sent out the.r
best mu ileal show of the year, as far
as Walla Walla knows. The play last
night was good, very good, and the
audience was well pleased, and a good
advertisement for tonight's perform
ance. Tho music of the play Is nothing
out of the ordinary, but It .s catchy
.-tra'ght through, and it balances well
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Toll Hoiv C'urcH Ar Made Wit lAn
Internal Medicine.
Do you know the cause of piles?
Is It nward or external?
Is It a skin disease
Will salves or tutting cure for
good?
Do you know how Dr. J. S. Leon
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These quepfons fully an wered In
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t'u plain I'mlcr Crrra Says Brooklyn
prevenuxl the Esea;x of the Span
ish Ships.
New York. The controversy fol
lowing the battle of Santiago, which
developed Into a court of inquiry to
consider charges that practically
amounted to an accusation of cow
ardice against Admiral, then Com
modore, WInfield Schley, has been Re
opened by the publication of a his
tory of the Spanish-American war
from the len of Adm.ral F. E.
Chad wick, commander of th flagship
New York undijr Admiral William T.
Sampson, chief of staff at the time
of the battle.
To settle the matter of charges of
"reprehensible conduct," 'and other
misdemeanors made against Commo
dore Schley, the court of inquiry was
appointed, with Admiral Dewey at its
head.
All during the Inquiry the "ioop" of
the Brooklyn during the flghf was
made the most of by "the naval cabal
Nn Need to Step Work.
V!ioi. jour doctor orders you to
stop work, it staggers you. "I can't"
you say. You know you are weak,
run down and failing In health, day
by day, but you must work as long
as you can stand. What you need Is
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them. Every bottle is guaranteed to
satisfy. Only 60c at Koeppens.
There are no particularly strong
songs, but they are a!l good. "Just
Say You Care," "In the Days of '49,"
"Watching the Blue Smoke Curl,"
"Worried," "Wishes," "The Pajama
and . the Nightie," were all excellent,
and took well w.th the audience
It Is a western play, but It Is a
good one. It hinges about "Flower,"
a delectable little person otherwise
known as Betty Caldwell, who Is as pe0ple.
clever as need be. "Jack tarnum i
by Tom Arnold, Is also good; ana
James Baber as "Bob Brandon," the
sheriff, was well cast, singing his lone
song In good style.
The choruses are without doubt the
best that have been in Walla Walla
this season, better than have been
here in many moons. As far as beau
ty goes, the girls, big and little, were
there. The.r costumes were new and
fresh their work snappy and fast; and
the success of the show Is due ,in no
sma'l measure to their work. Their
singing is not to be forgotten in that
summing up, e-tier.
Many novelties are Introduced,
mainly about "Skivers." who Is in or
dinary streef wear Jess Harris, a
most capabia comefian and whose
laughs are put over in no uncertain
s;yie. He did his part well, and the
comedj part was fully equal to the
music,
ATHENA LAND SOLD
' . FOR FANCY PRICE
(Special Correspondence.)
Athena, Sept. 29. David H. Sand
ers this week sold his home farm
which consisted of a half section oT
choice wheat hinds in this vicinity to
A. H. Mclntyre for a consideration
of more than $25,000. Mr. Sander
Is one of Umatilla county's pioneer
farmers. He homesteaded one quar
ter of tho land which he has Just sold.
Mrs. Delilah Hill of this city sold
her half secuon of land to Mrs. Dora
Lockwood for a consideration of more
than $25,000. In this case also, Mrs
Hill held the original patents from
the government. These lands have
made the owners rich In le-s than
one generation.
Again revolution Is Imminent ' In
Spain. The revolutionary cry might
be, "Remember Ferrer." .
Senator Bailey rejoices In the defeat
of reciprocity in Canada. Bailey re
joices In any thing that Is bad for th
DYSPEPSIA
IN FEW flUIES
Let Goorire Haul It.
Phone George Stangier at Gritman
Bros.' Main 511, for light or heavy
haul ng i f all kinds. Trunks, furnl
ture or pianos moved promptly and
with care to any part of the city.
Municipal expenses constantly out
grow population and wealth. Official
dom, like the horse leech, is never
WON COUPEE
WED IN PORTLAND
GAS, INDIGESTION AXD ALL
STOMACH MISERY GOES
Heartburn and Headache from Stom
ach and Oilier Distress Is Emled
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in Washington oppose! to " Commo- satisfied; always wants more.
DANCING GIIU.S.
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(Special Correspondence.)
Milton, Ore., Sept. 29. Earl D
Dickey and Miss Elna Hull were mar
ried last week in Portland. Both
young people are well and favorably
known in this city where they were
raised, and have a large circle of
friends who wish them happiness.
Mrs. Roy Samuels was a visitor in
Walla Walla today.
Week of prayer is being held this
week by the ladies of the Methodist
church!
Mr. and Mrs. Holly. Groom have
rented the Itobt. Vancil cottage in
There yould not be a case of Indi
gestion here if readers who are sub
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If your stomach is sour and full
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V....II. Tll...
' Frank Steen was in the city from I and y0ur m!"ls dr;n't seem.to fit' why
St'ene from "The Flower of tho
Ran eh."
Night.
at the Oregon Theater, Sunday
Ills Fine creek home this afternoon.
! . Tillor wns a husiness visitor
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F. W. Tracy has rented the George
Edwards c"tt?e on George street and
is moving lis family in.
Mrs. W. A. Bacon and children are
preparing for a visit east to Mrs. Ba
con's parents where they will spend
the winter."
Mrs. Ruth Swain and children will
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Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and
daughter, Mrs. Cha.s. Hobbs, Mrs.
Dorsey Nichols and children of Port-
i.inu L ' 'in l'i 'i'u tin uui'- jxniy iwui.li
visited Walla Walla Friday. i
William Retzer is having a chick
on house built and will put into it jne
hundred fowls this fall.
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