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PAOE THREE . At.f iiAir as.Lfl.Ai' -w trnsi. Ti f If ct 1 -t ft fl n eight pages DAILY EAST UKrAiUJNIAJN. I'lMNDbr.ivni, imm-vjw-h, .hq.mi.i i, '"' -. I '- . ' '. I It ""l iMlisiNaUiipN;:SyiTS I Agents for Onyx Hosiery, MuiiHlng Under. wiir, 1wiich Gloves, Swosln Shoes ami SUuuIiinl PutU:ni. The Alexander Dept. Store RAVK VOUU 8. & II. TRADING STAMPS. Give Complete Satisfaction Buy Munsing Underwear Now. Investigate, Htmly, cxp ii incut all you wish, you will not find it more sensible or a more satisfactory or a more economical solution of t-lic underwear proMem than n MUX SI NCI 1 ' X ION SUIT. They are al ways fine in quality. They will not irritate tho most sensitive, skin. They iv always perfect fitting. They are celebrated for their extraordinary durability and washability. The fabrics actually improve in feeling and appearance after each trip to the laundry. Save money by buying Drug Sundries at Dep't. Store Prices. Nemo Corsets Are here in most of the staple styles and sizes, esixi'ially good for stout figures, although many good models are shown for slender figures. Priced $3.00 to $6.00. Heavy Diess Goods and Cloakings Tn Polo doth white and red, Asthachan tan and bright red, Chinchilla in white and heavy rough mixtures, in grays ami browns, -IS to ) inches wide. Priced the vard , nm, $1.25 to $3.95 n4 A 'HI' i;.' LJ l'V ; i I :.. i :.' ! I'.k' t ; PHOTOPLAY ...OFFERINGS. . News of tho "movies" Uosslp of the pictures Newest photodramas and Comedies of the screen. Where to G In Pendleton. Orphoiiii). An exceptional good program for Tuesday's change. Four full reels of tho best pictures, 1 and 2. Don Jamie and Lnaries V. American l'uthe. Presenting a renowned drama moving all the emo tions. Not the plot of a weird im agination but a master's dramatization of an historical complication. Abounding In tense situations that spur the heart to faster beating, uis- cloMlng Hienlc efforts unrivaled Tor ImnresHlveness. Unfolding a love story romantic. and sublime. The ro- mutiti.. Htorv of two men ana a maia of the follies of the men, an emperor of Spain. Adapted from a novei which has delighted thousands. 3. Mary In Stageland. Edison. This being the third story of What ii.. i n Miirv. This Is the next story of What Happened to Mary It ( i.riiiinnt storv of stage life. Miss ir..iii.r luirtravs Marv in her MINI J A u,.i I ' ' usual. Interesting way. i Thu founts. Vltagraph. How u..mo nrt mudents nut one over on a count who was anxious to marry some American millions. Miss Uorotny Kelly Is the girl. Mr. Jack Bauni the count and Mr. Harry I. Morey her American sweetheart, who she f.nally in a i rles. 5. Weary Starts Things In Punk Insvllle. Vltagraph. The elephant is . , , .... 1 . i . u'H(.n Vl ,1 a verv uocue cremum urn Is aroused, Oh. my. See this picture. Mr. Charles Edwards plays the role of Weary Willie. him but finally gets down to reason and Tom writes his father. "This Is the finest place In the world; my wife and I are going to settle here for keeps. "Tho Dam Builder." Edison. A sensational and spectacular story, the greater portion of which Is played at Jtrown's Station, New York, where a large part of the work of supplying New York City with water Is being I inn leu uu, "For Her Lord." This pictures an Incident of the Chouan uprising fol I 'ouliiLr the French revolution. The interest is sharp throughout and the work of the entire cast is or me uei. "The Uite Harriet Qulmbys Flight Across the English Channel. ihis Mm shows the start of the Iligni, al so the landing, some of the scenes are very good. jllflaj kj - I1" "lrl ll(kniim,!(l """tty of the mm Oregon Theatre Monday Night, Oct. 2 1 TIIK CIlEATEST OP ALIj Itl KAIi COMEDIES IIKAItT Tiinonss SCREAMS OP IiAUGHTEIt JOS 1 Uncle H PERKIM Grain Iawl for Sale. I have a splendid 160 acres of A No 1 grain land for sale at a great bargain. Well and conveniently lo cated. Further Information from U. McKlnney, weiser. iuum" lt the Auio Truck Haul It Our specialty Is quick work. Phone vialn 339 for furniture and piano mov ng short trips tn th city or transfer ring to tho country. We haul any hin Penland Bros The lnwtlme. The home of good pictures. A choice program for Tuesday's change. "The Girl Reporter's Big Scoop." Kalem. A newspaper and high society life picture giving us the adventures ot a young girl reporter (Hazel Nea son) who gets a big scoop on the reasons why an International mar rlaee was broken off. The newspaper woman plays housemaid at tne man i,. i. cet a photograph of the civ... J - ' o- - - . i.t tho f iiHh lent, wnen I'aii. ..in. n.- " makes it. shows the count just aooui t.i m..kA off with the Kerns given to the bride-to-be by her friends. This Is a story that will appeal sirongiy w the many, dealing as It does with high society people In typical back grounds a fine country place and al so newspaper work. The story comes out smoothly and Is also clean. "Betty and the Hoses." Lubin. A t' a rich young fel low whose father sent him to manage Cosy. Monday and Tuesday we will show what Is limiuestlonably the most mag nificent feature ever produced, found ed on the grandest poem the world has ever known: "Homer's Odessey." (3 reels.) Ml lano. This M llano masterpiece cost upwards of $200,000. was over two years In preparation and employs a '. r ,.,r.. Miun 1.011 0 DCOIlle. It tini hi .... - - fur outrivals "Dante's Inferno." and "The Crusaders" which were made by the same company. The story of the Odyssey presents what would seem like uliMirmountable difficulties to the lilm maker, even In Its simplest phases. But the Milanos have seem ingly selected the most difficult parts of the poem and seemed to enjoy the work, because It made unnearu ui demands on the fr.mer's art. The aa vetitures of Ulysses In the caves of Pohphemus. the giant, and on the Island of Helios, the fearful passage through the norrows of Scylla. are verltab'.e marvels of sensationalism that carries one to speculate how they were accomplished. Tne sm " i producers have shown In these scenes I Is bevond the power of praise, as well .v.. i. ..,.ro..ntiitirin of the Sirens ana the scenery and setting of the feast of the Phaeaclans wnicn are i.e.... to the eve and marvelously depict the ancient Creek customs, manners ana household appointments. It is neea less to say that this production con tains flawless photography, perfect acting and Inconceivably beautiful tinting and lighting effects. We have ,i .i.i. f,.nir at treat expense v.... .u,. ..-i ,f Hdmlssion remains II U l llic j. ' - the same. utn "The Millionaire Cop." Imp. King Baggott and Violet Horner in a com edy drama that delights. i Wednesday: Florence Lawrence and Owen Moore in the ru ral drama "Flo's Discipline." It brings back memories of Your Child hood days on the farm NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENES auTnew SPECIALTIES VJatch for the HAYSEED BAUD PRICES: 75c, 0c and 25c Seat Sale at Pendleton Drug Co., Sunday, Oct. 20 ATTHE OREGON THEATRE l nde .!oh Tonisht. v,. l...iter entertainment could pos sibly be offered than the provided by "Uncle Josh Perkins," tne iamuu F.neland rural comedy drama which will be seen at the Oregon the ater tonight. The play tells a sim ple story in which mirth predominates but without obscuring xne ieuuci heart Interest. Realistic pictures of farm life bring back pleasant mem ories to thousands whose youth was spent apart from the rush and tur moil of cities. "Uncle Josh Perkins" continues its mission of entertaining the great mass of theatregoers to whnm its humanity appeals most po tently. The play has been reuresseu hv th management with handsome new scenery and a high grade com- r.anv if dramatic and musical ariiis interpret its pathos and its fun. Many novel specialties will be lnirouuceu. and the famous "Hube Band" will play all the very latest popular mel odies. "BOUGHT AND PAID FOR" A FINE SHOW .i. ,;...,0 in Mr. cieorEe Broad i ne oils -- - . ,iram9 "Boueht and II mi H Kill 1111 lluu.l ...... tu- ... lu miupr- i ,. huh v oe me mii- a country emaie. xmr '. " ra:u rm. -- ..v.. i. i. . u , iii nml charm- ,i ... oruvnn theater Thursday eeo- uuie Ullill lie nii.-tci - I mm tiv v-ri--- - . October "4. has one of the most I tremendous and staggering climaxes ' t ! jin Minium i i i ""T I l i 1 ' i I I I hlM r ' , 4 8 -.s a i , to lIliltl!iSIll:SlifilS y ;x.::-ixv ';xxsf :ixf!:X':':: s Vl' ' ' " v ' ' A - ' MU I10NAluE A?D TUK TKlj KlI()NK UIHL IX "UOUCUT AM. VA1D 1X)U. i .irum:i. it is nowertui oe eause it is brutally and realistically true, and because it reaches into the intimate experience of thousands of men and women. Kobert Stafford, a power, ul and i domineering financier, has married I Virginia 1 Slake, a telephone girl. Al ter their marriage. Stauora ues... coming hojue drunk at almost regular intervals and forcing upon nis y drunken attention. lrginui borne it as long as she could. On this particular night he is unusually offense. After the other members of the fami'.y have departed, he begins make love abnoxiousiy. fne t.i..ta with him. tries to appeal to his manhood: escapes several times fr..m hi embraces. Hut he is per wiut..nt He follows her about the room. At length he goes to the door and orders champagne brought to the nmirtmeiita with two glasses. He es to get his wife to drinK wun him l.nt xhN refuses. He becomes an i.rv 'ami lets forth an ugly stream of .v..rla mz:ilii hp tries to catch her nml fiiree his disgusting kisses upon her. She throws him off. and tells him he is robbing her of her self- r..snei t. He becomes ugly ana insuii ing. He tells Jicr he has bought and paid for her; that she was nothing until he came and lifted her 'out of her poverty. He says he has given her everything and that now she si.urns his affections: he declares he has a legal right to her, and by sheer brute force ho holds her in h s arms I and kisses her. She tears away from him and rushes into her room lock ing the door. Inflamed by his drunk en passion, he snatches -the heavy brass fire-tongs and crying in blind frenzy that he has a right to her. he crashes In the heavy wooden panel of her door and forces lus way into her room. Thp seen., is one of great strength and dating which for over a year has held great houses breathless. His Personal Guarantee. Rmieht and Tald For." the big gest play of our time, and which will be the attraction at the Oregon the ater Thursday. October 24, carries my personal guarantee. It is the same In every particular as drew packed houses It my playhouse in Xew York. If you find anything to criticise any slurring or inattention by the i. 'livers, nr nnv noint about the stage equipment that does not justify the hitrhest claims of the management r uhiiii t-steeni it a very great favor rite me in detail at my j offices in the Playhouse. New York. it hn.i been asserted in some quar ters thnt lack of interest in amuse ments in all but the few largest cit ies has been caused by short sighted mmnisrers who sent inferior compan ies and shabby scenery to these cen ters. I am determined that my name when attached to an attraction, shall be a full assurance of the high value of that attraction, and I bespeaK your assistance to that end. An., r.rnner romtjlalnt you may rf-n.j i i - -mnb win reeeive nrompt and re spectful attention. Vm. A. Brady. fered by investigators In this and neighboring states who have looked into the matter. .Soon after the ducks migrated to the region surrounding the great Salt Lake In the spring, hunters found the bodies of many In the water, and their numbers increased rapidly. Hunting was abandoned, as few persons cared to eat wild duck in view of the possi bility that any that should De snoi might be Infected. The state agricul tural department took up the matter and advised with departments of oth er states. The only explanation that seemed plausible was that the birds had been poisoned by refuse dumped into rivers emptying Into the lake. Dr. B. H. Uansom, chief zoologist of the bureau of animal Industry, who had been studying sheep diseases throughout the west, on his visit here Vio iila attention called to the ducks. He went to some of the shooting grounds and has had some of the dead ducks sent to his bureau at Washington. "As far as I can learn," says Dr. r..,n.,m in an oninlon he has given to local sportsmen, "the sickness is confined to the shooting grounuu i Utah. No case of the kind has ever been reported from any other part v. t-Tiito states. I do not think I Ul 1"0 w - - I the trouble Is caused by the refuse. It looks more like an mrectious or um. terial disease." Saves Leg of Boy. "It semed that my 14-year old boy would have to lose his leg on account of an ugly ulcer, caused by a bad bruise," wrote D. F. Howard, Aquone. M C "All remedies and doctors treatment failed till we tried Buck len's Arnica Salve, and cut A him with one box." Cures burns, boils, skin eruptions, pi'.es. 25c at Koep pens. THOSF. BOXKS. Wills How are the new cigarettes? Gills Fine! This last box I bought contained a flag, two pictures of ball p'.ayers. a cardboard paper knife, a tov balloon and a puzzle. "wills But how do the cigarettes themselves smoke? Gills I don't know. You see. I had to cut each one to pieces to see whether it contained the great grand free coupon which would entlite me to the next box free. Judge. i:piii:mk-s among dicks. Government Scientists Wil Seen Cause of Dentil of Thousands. Ogden, Utah. Scientists of the fed eral bureau of animal industry at Washington will endeavor to explain an epidemic that has caused the death of thousands of ducks in this state during the present season. No sat isfactory explanation has yet been of- Ncuralgla of the face, shoulder hands or feet require a powerful rem edv that will penetrate the flesh. BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT pos sesses that power. Rubbed in where the pain is felt is all that is necessary ... .Arva Gnfferiner and restore nor mal conditions. Price 25c. FO and 1 per bottle. Sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros. You Needn't keep on feeling dis tressed after eating, nor belching, nor experience nausea between meals. Hood's Sarsapaiilla cures dyspepsia it strengthens the stomach and other digestive organs for the proper performance of their functions. Take Hoods. Ims on the Track of the fast express means serious i.'hu ahon.i if nnt removed, so does loss of appetite. It means lack of vitality, loss of strength and nerve ifoiiVnnaa if nnoetite falls, take electric Bitters quickly to overcome th pause, bv toninc up tho stomach and curing the Indigestion. "Michael Hesshelmer of Lincoln, Neb., had been sick over three years, but six bottles . of Electric Titters put him right on his feet again. They have helped thousands. Thoy give pure blood, strong nerves, good digestion. Only BO cents at Kocppens. regon Theatre Thursday, October 24 W'll.UAM A. r.UADV, l.t.l.. I'lvnn W W Wi II i Till: GIU.ATKST PLAY OF TIIK DY AND L -1.Y- oi-.m: p,t;o.Pin"KT PS 1 DIRECT FROM YEAR'S RUN AT WILLIAM A. BRADY'S PLAY HOUSE, HEW YORK CITY. It has the "punch." Big, throbbing, real. S. V. Chronu-h'. 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