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DAILY EAST OREGONIAy. PENDLETON, OREGON". FKIPAV, FEBTUTATtY 10, 1012.
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DOWNEY & MARSH.-Proprietors
F. M. DOWNEY
Phone Main 444
G. E. MARSH
AT THE PICTURE SHOWS
Tlio Orplieuin. j
Where pictures are shown under
the most favorable and delightful
conditions. Vltagraph feature for
Friday's change.
1. "The Heart of the King's Jest
er." yitHgraph. Feature film of ex
treme beauty. Th6 "Jester" falls In
love with the king's daughter. She
falls In love with a young shepherd.
The Jester tells the king, who con
demns the shepherd to death. The
Jester repentB, saves him and aids
the young couple to escape. It de
picts tho manners,- customs and dress
of the slxtefcnth century. It Is a Vlt
agraph and that means a whole lot.
2. "The Maid's Double." Kalem.
A very dramatic and absorbing story
dealing with a dishonest maid and a
young society girl who is Just return
ing from Europe and is to meet her
fiance at the railroad station. It's a
rattling good story, fresh and pleas
ing. 3. "Jimmlo on Guard." Gaumont.
He takes care of the farm, although
It proves strenuous for a time.
4. "Crossing the Alps In a Motor.
Gaumont. We have an excellent view
of a beautiful excursion In the Alps.
Beautiful colorings throughc it the
film. -
5. "The Cowboy's Adopted Child."
Sellg. A tense drama of rare west
ern life. It Is a very interesting pic
ture. 6. "He, She and It." Sellg. A
screamingly funny comedy In pantomime.
Frl-
Francis Dainty, at tlic Grand
Thcuicr.
Tho Pastime,
The home of good pictures
day's change of program.
"The Younger Brother. Vltagraph."
An English military drama with the
Soudan, at the time of Kltchner'a sec
ond campaign, as Us background. The
heroes of the story are two English
soldiers. One Is captured by the
stately horsemen of tho desert. Tho
other disguises himself as a dervish
and rescues bim. This Is a picture
one can safely commend to every
one, even the most exacting audience.
"Oblect. Matrimony." Lubln. There
is a comical mlxup In this picture
when Jack runs away from Nancy
and Bess runs from Tom. Jack and
Bess finally meet and everything
ends happily.
"The Higher Toll." Kalom. A
romantic drama. The theme of this
story is the sacrifice a girl makes for
her slstec even to smothering her own
love that the younger sister may be
happy.
"Hearts May Be Broken." Kosmik
The story of how an Innocent coun
try lass was deceived by an artist, and
how her lonely heart finds rest.
"The Oyster Industry." Lubln. Ed
ucational.
scene. A story that grips the heart
string. .Simply a "better picture."
"Mutt and Jeff and the Black
Hand." Nestor. They saw dreams
of glittering wealth via the black
mail route, but alasl the end was
a nightmare. It9 a snappy, lively
funmaker. r
"The telltale Parson." Powers.
Comedy of a village deacon, a run
away horse, an unexplained parasol
and a Jealous wlfey.
"Romance and Uppercuts." Nestr.
Country comedy with a little love and
lots of fighting.
Coming! Great two-reel submarine
feature, "From the Bottom of the
Heft." It's an ' Imp nothing more
need be said.
the management of the theatre has
decided that the spectators In the
first three rows should recline, those
in the next three rows be on their
knees, and all the others be standing.
In that way everybody will be able
to enjoy the play."
This notice is followed by a sug
gestion implying the Turkish wo
man's lack of romance:
"It Is strictly forbidden to laugh,
for It Is a tragedy that Is being performed."
Then he astonished the town by
walking into a barber shop and hav
ing his bard removed and h5s hair
trimmed.
The beard extended to his waist
and his hair hung dow.j his back al
most an equal length.
GIRL OF COURT IS THIEF.
FEUDIST, WHO KILLED
TWENTY-TWO, SLAIN
At The Grand.
Friday nnd Saturday.
The Lost Freight Car, a Kalem
film. Showing a real railroad wreck.
Lieutenant Grey of the Confeder
acy, a Sellg film, showing that great
General Grant.
The Foolishness of Jealousy, a Vlt
agraph film, the same old story, the
wife-, thinks her husband is in love
with his stenographer.
In connection with our splendid
motion picture program. Miss Francis
Dainty and company, novelty slack
wire and bicycle artists. Miss Fran
cis Dainty and company has been one
of the feature acts with Rlngling
Bros, circus for the past season. They
sail March 9th on the steamer Sierra
to do an engagement n Honolulu and
go from there to China and Japan,
continuing on to Australia and New
Zealand.
Aged Kentneklan lulls From Con
stable's Bullet Just Before
His Son.
Pikevllle, Ky. Lewis Hall, one of
the most noted feud leaders in the
Big Sandy Valley, who had boasted
of killing twenty-two men, -was shot
and killed at Shelby Gap, in the Pine
moQtains, by George Johnson, a con
stable. Hall's son, Morgan Hall, met
the same fate a moment later at the
constable's hand.
People of that section fear a re
vival of the feud.
Johnson had a warrant for Morgan
Hall, who was suspected of operating
a "blind tiger" and. had openly de
fled detectives to enter his home.
Johnson followed Hall out of a
store to the porch and was reading
the warrant when Hall made signs
of resistance. The elder Hall, who
was eighty-three years old, rushed
out of his home, a short distance
away.
Johnson at once opened fire, shoot
ing first the father and then the son.
FREE BOOK OX TILES.
Telia How Cures Are MnJo With An
Internal Medicine.
TO CROSS OCEAX IX 2 DAYS
Daughter of Emperor Francis Jos
eph's Physician Admits Stealing.
New York. Miis Marie Werr, a
young woman reared in luxury and
moving in the charmed circle of roy
alty In Vienna, where her father was
physician in waiting to Emperor
Francis Joseph, was arraigned In
the West Side Police Court on the
charge of burglary.
Greatly annoyed by the questions
of the judge, she haughtily confessed
that she had stolen $20 from Mrs.
Emily Johnson, with whom she
boarded, but did not apparently real
ize the seriousness of her plight. The
magistrate informed Miss Werr that,
her friends would send her to Vien
na, he would dismiss the charge, and
the prisoner thought this could be
arranged. The girl was remanded to
the Florence Crittenden home.
GERMAN PRINCE TO COME.
Adalbert Will Visit United Slates In
June With Squadron.
Berlin. June has been selected for
the v.'"'1 of the German squadron to
the United States to. return the visit
to Kiel of the second division of the
United States North Atlantic squad
ron last year. It is now certain that
Prince Adalbert, the Emperor's third
sen, will accompany the squadron.
Investigation and say the negro with
a quantity of eggs. Realizing the
high price of the commodity, he in
sistantly drew a revolver on the man
and arrested him.
Abandon McKinley Trip,
Seward, Alaska, Feb. 15. Profes
sor Herschel Parker of Columbia
university and Belmore Browne of
Tacoma who set out in a small dory
from Kern creek, February 9 en
route to Knick to join their Mount
McKinley expedition encountered a
heavy ice pack when three miles from
their Ico pack and were forced to turn
back. Their boat was caught in an
ice jam at night and they experienced
great difficulty in freeing their craft.
They left Kern creek today with dog
sleds to make the trip overland to
Suistna where the others of their
party await them.
Army Adjutant Disciplined.
Washington, Feb. 15. On account
of "insulting letters" written to the
secretary of war and General Wood,
chief of staff, Major-General Ains
worth, adjutant general of the army,
was relieved of his duties today and
held awaiting orders as a measure of
discipline. The action was taken on
orders of President Taft.
BAPTIZED IX ICY RIVER.
. Deafness Cannot Be Cured
h local applications, s they cannot reach
fh dlHcaBr. portion of the ear. There Is
only one way to cure dcafnejs, and that ;
by constitutional reraeciles. Deafness Is
rinsed b an Inflamed condition of ! tha
mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube Is Inflamed you have a
rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, ana
when It Is entirely closed. Deafnesa is tha
result, and unless the Inflammation can
be token out and this tube restored to Its
normal condition, hearing will be destroy
ed forever : nine cases out of ten are caus
ed by Catarrh, which la nothing but an
infl.mt condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars tot
anv cone of I)afncB (caused by 'at"")'
that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars free.
K. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, O.
Hold by Drnrolsts, TRe.
Taka Hall's Family Tills for constipation.
DYNAMITE!
McNanmrns nt the Pastime Saturday,
F. K. Blackndar of Los Angeles,
lecturer and newspaper man, will tell
of this dynamite outrage and,,the sub
sequent McNnmara trial.
Actual thrilling scenes of the trial
nnd of tho dynamiting of the Times
building will be flashed on the screen.
All over the country the pictures
have been shown to capacity houses
and It Is a certainty the Pastime will
bo crowded to the doors Saturday.
Will be shown In addition to the
regular program. All for the usual
price of admission, 10 cents.
Cosy.
Friday and Saturday's program
looks good on paper, it looks better
on the Bcreen.
"The Cattlemen's War." Bison. A
fierce war started over one little calf.
See the genuine round-up and brand
ing. Sensational riding, desperate
battles, a drop or two of love and fi
nally peace and happiness, A fea
ture. Western. "
"When First We Met." Powers.
If ever you went swiping apples in
kldhood days you'll like this sweet
little kid story.
"The Musician's Daughter." Am
erican Eclair, A feature picture with
real sentiment expressed in every
Do you know the cause of piles?
Is it inward or external?
Is it a skin disease?
Will salves or cutting cure for
good ?
Do you know how Dr. J. S. Leon
hardt found the long-sought Internal
cure?
These questions fully answered in
a booklet mailoJ free by Dr. Lcon-
hnrdt Co., Station B, Buffalo, N. Y.,
or by Pendleton Drug Co , who sells
HEM-ROII), the successful remedy
at $1 pe'r large bottle, under guaran
tee. At all drug stores.
TURKS SOLVE PROBLEM
OF HUGE THEATRE HATS
First Three Hows eellne, Next Three
Get on Their Knees nnd tho
. Tlint's What an Englishman Says flis
Invention Will Mean.
I London. To" cross the Atlantic In
(two days lsthe ambition of a san
guine inventor named Burdet, who
claims to have created an entirely
. new system of marine locomotion. He
calls it the "Burdet lever traction."
Iits prlnclpnl feature Is a large horl-"
-aontal fin projecting flush with trie
water from the stem of the boat.
The slow flapping of this fin pro
pels the boat through the water nt a
remarkable speed. A small boat fit
ted with one of these fins and oper
ated by hand was navigated by a. child
! seated in a boat so successfully that
it attained a speed equal to an elght
oared skiff.
Burdet believes the same principle
on a big scale applied to ocean-going
vessels would have the Mauretanla
classed among the old windjammers.
Remainder Stand.
Constantinople. An amusing and
curious notice Is to be seen In one of
the theatres In Constantinople. It ef
fectively solves the- problem of peo
ple at the back obtaining a clear view
and is very much more radical than
the polite request made in English
and French theatres that women
should not mar the view of the stage
with their huge hats. The notice
rends:
"In order to render the perform
ance agreeable to all those present,
BRYAN FAXATIC IS DEAD.
Connecticut Man Who Let Hair and
Beard Grow Is Xo More.
Stamford. Conn. John H. Kidney,
who gained notice by vowing when
William Jennings Bryan was first
nomalnted for president that he would
not cut his hair or 'beard until the
Nebraskan should foe seated in the
White House. Is dead at the Soldiers'
Home at Noroton at the age of T9
years.
He kept his vow until a year ago.
Seventeen Negro Converts Go
Through Ceremony at Four
Below Zero.
Brownsville, Pa. With the thermo
meter four degrees below zero, twenty-seven
men and women converts at
a recent revival at Mount Zion Af
rican Methodist Episcopal church
here were immersed in the Monon
gahela river after a hole thirty feet
square had been cut in the ice.
One convert, a well-knowr negres
of the town, chilled at the sight of
two negro preachers with icicles in
their whiskers coming for her, resist
ed and had to be ducked.
Three thousand persons shivered
two hours and a half watching the
baptism.
PREFERS EGGS TO JEWELS.
Thief Ignores Silver. But is Arrested
With Precious Haul.
Baltimore, Md. Eggs looked big
ger nnd more valuable than silver
and jewels to James Frlsby, a negro
vhen he entered the home )t John
B. Brown, 300 North Sticker street
Patrolman Daly, seeing a window
broken nt the Brown home, made an
TILES CURED IX e TO 14 DAYS.
Your druggist win renind money
If PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure any
case of Itching Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles In 6 to 14 days. 50c
Colonist
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