PAGE BIX.
DAILY BAST ORBQOKIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TIIIRSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1913.
, EIGHT PAGES.
Particularly the LadiesJ
Not only pleasant and refreshing to
the taste, but gently cleansing and sweet
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effects, always note the full name of the
Company California Fig Syrup Co.
plainly printed on the front of every
package of the genuine Syrup of Figs
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For sale by all leading druggists. Pace
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Theatre
J. P. MADERNACH, Prop.
High-Class
Up-to-Date
Motion
Pictures
For Men, Women and
Children
Program changes
SnndayY Tuesday's and
Friday's
See Programin Today's
Paper
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Best Pictures
More Pictures
Latest Pictures
and illustrated songs ia the
city.
Shows afternoon and eve
ningg. Refined and enter
taining for the entire family.
Next to French Restaurant
Entire change three times
each week. Be sure and see
the next change.
Adults 10c. Children under
10 years, 5c.
PENDLETON'S POPU
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Where the entire family can en
joy a high-clam motion picture
fchow with comfort.
Fun, Pathos
Scenic
Thrilling
AH Properly
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Ojxn Afternoon and Evening, j
Cluwifro Sunday, Monday, Wed-
ncduy and IYlday. j
Next lwr to St. George Hotel, j
Ad Million 5c and 10c. j
OrplM'uni.
Excellent program for Friday and
Saturday.
1. "Sunshine Through tho Dark."
Blograph. The poor little housemaid
despairs of ever experiencing a kind
ness. Even the spoiled child of the
household orders her about and treats
her with disdain. The child wears
a bright ribbon sash, which is beauti
ful to the slavey, so much so that she
Is tempted to steal it.
2. "Home." Edison. The picture
Is full of the sentiment of home, the
story wld reach thousands or hearts.
It tells how a personal. Inserted to
reach an absent son had a far-reacn-ing
influence.
3. "Courage of Sorts " Vitagraph.
There are many sorts, this Is the right
sort. A doctor falsely accused stops
in his flight and saves a little child
rather than himself.
4. "Some Mother-in-law." Lu
bin. She gave son-in-law several red
hot surprises. Mother turned out to
be a peacherino and the Joke was on
the son-in-law.
The Pasting.
The home of good pictures. A clas
sy program for Friday's change.
"A Woman Scorned." Blograph.
Her revengeful spirit aroused through
jealousy. The little sweetheart of a
sneak thief finds herself neglected for
another, vows to get even, and she
gets a chance she little hoped for.
"The Man In the Taxi." Lubln.
There was no "bless you, my children"
stunt when John Mason and pretty
Betty Brown wanted to get married.
Elopement, robbery, arrest and some
other forms of exciting adventure
make the path of their love extra
rough. But it U came out right in
the end.
"A Tennessee Love Story." Selig.
A strong story possessing fine quali
ties of humor, sympathy and under
standing of character.
"Incendiary Indians." American
Pathe. A western that thrills and
throbs with swift mad rush of excit
ing events.
"Glimpses of San Francisco." A
beautiful series of views.
Cosy.
Friday and Saturday, two out of
the ordinary dramas and three Joy
dispersing, gloom dispelling comedies:
"The Breach of Faith." Rex. A
sensational stilletto duel. Knowing
that he stood no show of winning the
girl, the brother resorted to treach
ery and pays dearly for his deception.
"The Horse Thiers Bigamy." Am
erican. Closely pursued by outlaws,
the man and girl dashed across the
railroad track Just ahead of a long
freight that stopped their pursuers,
and gave them a sufficient start to
escape.
"A Temporary Millionaire." Solax.
Suppose you were dead broke and
some kind soul gave you a million.
That's what happened to Weary, tho
hobo. Come In and ee the finish.
"A Quiet Evening at Home." Re
liance. The comedian O'Sullivan
plays the lead in Pat O'Brien's far
from quiet evening.
"Winning Papa's Consent." Reli
ance. Dad said no, but the young
folks got him in such a predicament
that he was glad to say yea
At the Grand.
Tonight, complete change of pro
gram. The Austin company presents
one laughing farce comedy, "A Trip
to Coney Island." This Is positively
the best bill put on by the Austin
company. We can truly say this as
each bill Mr. Austin produces is bet
ter than the one before it When
you come and take "A Trip to Coney
Island" bring your doctor along so
you won't laugh yourself to death.
This is the same bill that Billy Wat
son and his beef trust bathing girls
made a big eastern hit with and can
be relied on to please all. Six classy
song numbers will be rendered. Two
feature reels of motion pictures to
night. Amateur night Friday night.
AT THE OREGON THEATRE
"Polly of the Circus," Frederic
Thompson's mammoth production,
with Miss Ida St. Leon in the leading
rile, will be seen at the Oregon the
ater on Sunday, January 14th. One
of the great features of the play is the
realistic third act in which the circus.
scenes are depicted, including a min
iature circus caravan disappearing in
the distance. The second scene of this
act shows a circus in full swing, with
the trained horses, ponies, dogs,
cowns, acrobats, ringmasters, bare
back riders and aerial acts of all de
scriptions, with all the necessaries of
the white tops, and is in full keep
ing with the standard set by Frederic
Thompson, producer of the play and
the creator of the huge Hippodrome
and the greatest amusement park in
the world Luna Park, Coney Island,
New Tork City. Watch for the parade.
POWKI.L BOCXD TO SEE WIDOW
Even an Injunction Couldn't Stop
Him Calling on Her.
Bel'.fontaine, Ohio. Sherman Pow
ell has been served with a temporary
Injunction restraining him from call
ing upon 119, Desta Vandemark of
Vaughnsville.
Powell Is 45 years old and a widow
er. Some time aso he met and learn
ed to love Mrs. Vandemark. He be
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Scene In Fnxlerlc Thompson's "Polly of the Circus," Ida St. Leon as Polly,
Oregon Theater, Sunday, January 14th. i
gan to pay ardent attention to her,
but the admiration was not mutual
and finally she appealed to her broth
er to check Powell's love making.
Powell visited the village almost ev
ery evening and, armed with candy
or flowers, insisted upon entertaining
Mrs. Vandemark in her parlor. The
brother's intimation to Powell to
cease his visits seemingly had no ef
fect upon the swain, and fina'ly Mrs.
Vandermark appealed to the courts.
The papers of the Injunction suit were
served on the persistent lover. Sun
day night he again drove to the house
of the pretty widow and demanded to
see her.
D. R. Riser, her brother, and Da
vid Sherry, his friend, encountered
Powell and a fight Is alleged to have
ensued. Riser then appeared before
a justice of the peace and swore to
a warrant for the arrest of Powell,
charging him with a breach of the
peace. Powell has pleaded not guilty
and has been held to court of common
pleas.
Burled In 40-Inrfi Coffin.
Bloomington, 111. Occupying a cof
fin forty Inches wide, especially made
for him in Chicago, Leonard ("Baby'
Bloomington's famous fat man, was
buried the coffin being hauled any
miles towanda Cemetery.
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(March)
Dedicated to Mabel Taliaferro as played in Frederick Thompson's produc
tion of the same title which appears at the Oregon Theatre, Sunday, Jan. 1 4
The Music Complete will be printed in every copy of next Saturday's issuo of the
Composed By
Frederick Solomon
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14 16 Broadway, N. Y.
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