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Local Playhouses
What the Pi Affent 11m to
Say of Prevent and Coming
Attraction.
Orphcnm Saturday Only.
Arthur Johnson and Lottie Briscoe
In a two rl Lubtn feature, "Kiss
Me Good Night"
Retty. a petted society girl. Is a
terrible flirt and leads all the young
men to think she will marry them,
then suddenly Jilts them and keeps
their rlnss for trophic. But Bob Is
different When he receives the usual
note he goes to her house and carries
her off and forces her to marry him.
At first she Is very angry but when
her husband bravely risks his life for
hers she coyly offers her Hps, saying,
"Kiss Me Good Night,
"Only a Sister." Vitagraph. Fea
turing Margaret Gibson and Otto
Lederer. A beautiful story of a sis
ter's sacrifice and daring courage
which free her wayward brother
from bad habits and associations.
"The Little Hobo." Selig. How a
great collision was averted by a little
girl dressed in boys clothes.
"Mabel's New Job." Two reel Key
stone, Mabel Xormand. 'Fatty."
Charlie Chaplin and the whole bunch
of Keystone acobats, police and fire
departments In a comedy scream.
"Youth and Art." American. Yln-
nifred Greenwood and Ed Coxen in a
rleasing- drama.
"The Old Derelict." Majestic.
Francelia Billtngton and Clifton
Brooks in a fine film story.
CHAJJ-EXGE WIUTERS TO DUELS
IUmtai of Pari Paper Would Ron!
Oorrexndenta With Swords.
PA1US. France. July n The
brothers Paul and Guy de Cass&gnac,
Joint director of the Bonapartist
ne;aper L'Autorite, have decided
o use theli rapiers to drive all the
correspondent! of German newspaper
tut of Pari. This ambition is the
result of the sentence Just passed by
a LeipMic court against the Alsatian
caricaturist. Hansi. popularly known
in France as "L'ncle Hani." whose
Tunny drawings of German citizens
and ejiwcliilly of German soldiers
were adjudged seditious.
The artist ws condemned to a
year's Imprisonment, but was allow
ed Xl'ree days before presenting him
wlf fur incarceration. HanM seized
this opportunity to cross the French
frontier, explaining that his health
had lw-n broken under the strain of! "Trooping the Colors." Kalem. It
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to i.iiKidim B irt-iiri iiiai uuniitic vail
a liner body or troops be round tnan
Pastime Tonight.
"Trinkets of Tragedy," ((Essanay).
A thrilling two-part mystery drama
based on circumstanclal evidence and
a girl's Innocence. Featuring Fran
cis X. Bushman assisted by E. H.
Calvert. Chas. Hitecock, Bryant War
burn. Ruth Stonehouse, Rapley
Holmes and M. C. Von Beta.
Synopsis: Frederic de Peyton-Reu-ter
had known riches all his young
life, and like his father before him,
became an enthusiast over curios.
While visiting a shop he meets the
proprietor's niece. Miriam. Fangbone,
the shrewd Russian proprietor seeing
that he was fascinated with Miriam
keeps him calling for a fan he is re
pairing for him. When Reuter call
ed for the fan on the fifteenth trip
he had learned to love Miriam. Irit
ski. an enemy of Fangbone and a
member of a black hand gang, sneaks
into the shop and prints an Insignia
on the broken fan leaf, which means
"death." Fangbone is killed and Mi
riam is arrested for the murder.
Hyde, the famous detective is em
ployed to solve the mystery. How he
does it makes a fitting climax to an
interesting picture.
"The Rummage Sale" and "A Man
Superior to His Clothes," Selig dra
ma. A pleasing picture delicately
handled featuring Wm. Hutchison,
Stella Razeto and Lillian Hayward.
- "Dogs of War." Pathe. In this ex
tremely Interesting Pathe picture the
War Dogs are used. Around them Is
woven a pretty love story.
Pastime Sunday Only.
"The Acid Test." Vitagraph in two
parts. Maurice Costello and Mary
Charleson acquit themselves with
great credit in this dramatic presen
tation. A society belle who has been
secretly accused of marrying for
money stands the "acid test" and dis
closes a heart of gold. The plot is
admirably sustained throughout and,
right up to the last minute, the audi
ence is kept in doubt of the outcome.
There are two kinds of love. One
demonstrative and the other reserved.
The latter was the love that" made a
husband doubt his wife's attitude
towards him. He puts her to the tent
by having himself declared a bank
rupt and pretends that he Is ruined.
There is something extremely satis
fying in a picture of this character.
It is a lesson and gives a better under
standing of true womankind.-
"Fleeing From the Flees " How a
rtinger is stung will keep everybody
laughing who sees this amusing Kalem
comedy. Marshal Xellan. Ruth Rol-
and and John E. Brennan, the popu-
lar Kalem funmakers, are at their
! beet in this feature.
ALT A THEATER TOW AY ONLY.
Ruth stonelumxov Richard Trnveriy
lrliKi Mona Warkreallier on
Ur Bill
"The Call of the Tribe," a Kalem
Indian classic contains many fine
scenes. The acting is above the av
erage, the leading roles being played
by Princess Mona Darkfeather, who
has won distinction for her faithful
characterizations of the American In
dian girl.
The educated Indian wants to mar
ry the white girl but when confronted
with the race question, he returns to
the tribe, answering their call and
making them happy at the loss of his
own happiness.
"An Angel Unaware," Essanay dra
ma, starring Richard Travers, Ruth
Stonehouse and Gerda Holmes.
"Summer Love," and "A Brewery-
town Romance, a couple of Lubin
laughographs that are proving popu
lar with our audiences.
Sl'XDAY OXE DAY OXLY.
Several Popular Players on This Bill,
Itiuiny, Finch, Price, Augustas
Phillips, Chas. Ogle.
"Father's Flirtation." a Vitagraph
comedy with John Bunny, Flora
Finch, Kate Price and Louise Bau
det. Bunny lets himself loose. He
pays a pretty penny for his fun and
keeping it from his wife and daugh
ter.
"Molly, the Drummer Boy," an Ed
ison drama that takes you back to
the Revolutionary days and the trying
experiences of a young girl who,
through loyalty- to her country en'
lists in the continental army as t
drummer boy. The beating of her
drums and the burning camp fires re
tard the British soldiers' . advance.
saving Washington's army. The
leads are taken by Viola Dana, Au
gustus Phillips and Chas. Ogle, with
a notable Edison supporting cast
This subject was proclaimed by the
critics of the Moving Picture World
to be such a strong Interesting film
that it could and should - run two
reels.
"Hearts of Men." A Selig story of
the desert with Harold Vosburgh and
Myrtle Stedman.
Matinee every day from 2 to
The coolest place In town.
Services
at Local
Churches
the UWL He intends to recui-erate In
Kntrire and th-n return to Germany
lo M-rve hi sentence.
The brothers le Cas.agn3c accuse
th I'nrU correspondents of German
newspapers with complicity in Hansi's
condemnation, because, though living
in Pari. they consistently "GalJoph-.U-"
Therefoie the De Cassagnacs
hae eul challenges to the corres
pondents of the Slrassburger Post, the
lxkaijnze!ger aid the Taglische
Itur.d' h;iu, who have not responded
J et.
the Life Guard. With every man at
least six feet tall, and superbly ac-
countered. the Life Guard presents a
striking appearance.
"The Myctery of the Fadless Tints"
Ediwn, featuring Benj. Wilson.
Cwy Sunday.
The De Ferris Sisters in songs and
character work, will be the vaudeville
attraction on Sunday matinee and
night.
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Pure and Pleasant Dr. King's New Dis
covery Drives Away Cough and Cold.
Makes You Feel Fine.
You know how very embarrassing
it is to constantly cough at parties,
in church and other public places.
Besides suffering the distress of
coughing, you regret the annoyance
to those with whom you are brought
in contact, and decide not to go out
again while your cold lasts, causing
yourself much inconvenience.
"Every winter," writes Mrs. If. 0. Cross,
Granlury, Texas, "I suffered with erer
cough nd colds, but since using Dr. Kine'
New Discovery, I have not bwn bothered or
annoyed with either for over two years."
Ask your druggist for a bottle of
Dr. King's New Discovery. He will
refund your money if not satisfied.
KOETfE-Nr
Baptise
Sunday school at 10 o'clock a. m
regular services folowlng at 11 a, m
Mr. J. H. Morris will flU the pulpit
and deliver an address. Subject, "The
Appointed Time." Toung peoples
devotional meeting at 7 p. m. On
account of pastor's aba ence no even
ing service.
First Christian Ctinrcb.
Corner Main and Jackson streets.
Tolbert F. Weaver, minister. You
are cordially Invited to attend the fol
lowing services tomorrow:
Bible school, 9:45 a. m.; Christian
Endeavor, 7 p. m.; preaching, 11 a.
m. and 8 p. m. Morning subject will
be, "A Report of the Turner State
Convention." Evening subject, "The
Kingdom of God Within Man." The
evenulng service will he held in the
cool basement of the church, '.'pe
dal music at the services.
CtirLstian Science Churclt.
Services are held at 11 a. m.; Sun
day school at 10 a. m-, Wednesday at
8 p. m. Subject of lesson sermon,
"Life" Reading room at the church
open dally, except Sunday from 2 to
4 p. m. Corner East Webb tnd John
son streets.
Method. Ctiun.li.
Sunday school at 10 a., m.; Ep
worth League at 7 p. m.; preaching
at 11 a m. and 8 p. m. Morning sub
ject, "Personal Evangelism." Text,
Matt. 4:19. "And he saith unto them,
Follow me, and t will m.iks you flsh
crt of men." Evening fubjett, "Is
.e Young Man of Pendleton Safe?"
Text, 2 Samuel 18:29. Ws would be
Citd to have all the fathers and
mcthers attend both of these preach
ing services. Chat. A. U.idaMre. pas
PreHbytesian.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.; morning
service. 11 a. m. Dr. W. H. Bleakney
of Walla Walla will preach Duet,
Mrs. Power and Mr. Bishop Violin
solo. Largo, Handel. Miss Margaret
Lowell. No evening service.
CAT ACTS THE TAUT
OF J ACK-LN -Tl LE- liOX
WATEItBURY, Conn., July 18.
One of those hybrid rabblt-talled
black cats, so often seen south, had
a long sleep In a wicker trunk which
was closed in Richmond, Va recenUy.
The trunk was in a hotel here.
The cat gave a great shock to the
auto tourists who owned the trunk.
The cat semed equally startled. It
plunged through an open window on
the second floor to liberty.
J. F. Branscombe of Baltimore,
owner, of the trunk, says the thinks
a Joke was played on him to get even
for one of. his own Inflictions on per
sonal friends In Richmond. He and
his wife are positive that the cat
never made Its presence known on the
trip.
"Huh'" said a hotel porter. "May
be they didn't hear that cat when
the car was going, but he caused the
very devil bawling al night down In
that storeroom."
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