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KTOTTTPAO. DAILY TftvST OKEOOyiAy, PENDLETOTT. (VREGON. TUESDAY. JULY 21, 1914. A NURSE TAKES DOGTOITSADVICE And ii Retored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham' Veg ctablc Compound. i:i)jil. r.;a. Ol io. "because of total Ignorariiv f how to cure for myaelf w hen vrrpi.u: into womanhood, and from tMkii g rt,U when pTiing to school, I uf ferl frrni a displacement, and each worth I lud never pains and nausea whi h ftlw ay meant a lay-off from work for two U four days from the time I wi 16 year old. "I went to Kansas to live with my sis ter and while there a doctor told me of the I'inkham remedies hut I did not u thm then a my faith in patent medi cine was limited. After my sister died 1 came home to Ohio to live and that ban been my home for the last 18 year. "The Chang? of Life came when I was 47 years old and about this time I saw my physical con dition plainly described in one of your advertisements. Then I bopin nsinp Lydia E. Pinkham'a Veg--taMe Compound and I cannot tell you or any one the relief it gave me in the first three months. It put me right where I need not lay oiT every month and during the last 13 years I have not f i&id out two dollars to a doctor, and have ioen bleft with excellent health fora wo woman of my age and 1 can thank Lydia E. Pinkham'sVegeUble Compound forit " Since the Change of life is over I have Uvn a maternity nurse and being vholly self -supporting I cannot over estimate the value of good health. I have now earned a comfortable little home just iy sewing and nursing. I Vive recommended the Compound to many with good results, as it is excel- j lent to take oeiora ana aiier cjuiu- birth."-Miss Evelyn Adelia Stew art, Euphemia, Ohio. If to want special adricf wriie t Ljdia F-Pinkhsm Medicine Co, iconB dential; I. ran, Mass. Yoar letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman t-nd held la strict coofldenee. ICE CREAM SOCIAL DIVERSION FOR ATHENA iiurr xrxvs op athkna iix 1M.K AND TIIK AUIKXA tWVXTIlY. Local Playhouses What the IYes Agent Has to Kay of Present and Oonilng Attraction. t Social Correspondence.) ATHKNA, Or. Julv 21. The young people's class of the M. E. Sun day school, gave an Ice cream soctal on the Tompkins lawn Saturday even ing, which was well patronized. Mrs. Wm. "Winship spent Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. D: B. Jar man at Weston. The band rave an open air concert FriJay evening which was much ap preciated. Mrs. II. A. Barrett and sister. Miss Jessie McKwen, are spending a few days at Wallowa. Wm. Tompkins left yesterday for Two Rivers, Wash., In response to a message announcing the serious 111 r.ess of his son-in-law. J. B. Wood ruff at his home there, Mr. and Mrs, Gornall, who have spent the past two months at the home of hla brother, R. E. Gornall, left yesterday for Spokane, Wash., where they will reside, Buth Dickenson was a Walla Walla visitor Saturday. Mrs. A. R. Coppock Is spending the week at the home of her sister, Mr. Woodruff at Two Rivers, Wash. Chas. Ulm returned Saturday from a business trip to Portland. Mrs. Sarah La Hue left Saturday for Pendleton to be In attendance on en Friday at the Chas. Kerklns farm, her son Elmer who had his arm brofc- Mr. and Mrs. AI Johnson and daughter Ethel, are spending the sum- rner at 1-hman Springs. Oliver Dickenson la here from tklah looking after his harvest crops. Mrs. J. W. Welch and three children ! left Monday morning for Silverton to visit her parents. Helen, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Richards, who lias teen seriously 111, U Improving. Tlie Orphoiiiu. For Tuesday and Wednesday the tenth page in the active life of "Dolly of the Dallies." featuring Mary Fuller. "Dolly Flays Detective," Edison. Malone, the manager of the "Comet" and Dolly go to a dinner party and during the evening a necklace, disap pears from the neck of one of the la dles. Dolly flirts with a count who is also there and several days later as he is leaving her home, some ladles call. During the afternoon another necklace disappears and Dolly la sus pected. How she tricks the count and discovers he Is the real thief makes a very interesting picture. "His Wife and His Work," two part Vltagraph, featuring Myrtle Gongales and George Holt. The artist's wife objects to his em ploying female models as ahe knows nothing of art They separata but later through a hard lesson she real izes her prejudices are foolish and re turns to her Joyful husband. "A Boarding House Scramble," Es- sany. X comical tale or ooaraing house love. T iir HARVEST GOES WEIL ARQUHO PILOI ROCK KTl'KTKVAXT PLACE HAS YIELD OP 40 TO SO BUSHELS PER ACRE. GOVERXMEXT SEEKS TO RECOVER THREE M1UJOXS FROM WESTERX FCEL CO. SAN FRANCISCO, July Pastime Tonight. "The Adventures of Kathlyn."" No. 13. "The Court of Death." This cul minates this singular series of adven tures, that has proved an "open se- same"to a new interest for the world In moving pictures. Synopsis: Kathlyn and her party, having escaped a dreadful death from the rain of fiery lava, observe its sub sidence with profound gratitude. The dangers that infest the island, . the fruitlessness of their search, Inspire them to get away from the place ot death and destruction as quickly as possible. They learn from the wounded slave that Umballah has de camped with the treasure. He has a decided advantage In start, but they take up the chase unfalteringly. When Vmballah reaches his native heath, he hides the treasure In a near by Jungle which happens to be the lair of leopards. He is unaware of this. 21. The . ..;n uuki rt recover f - , , tv 7trn fnel bu Mo they have time to hide the JSS1.376.9S from the Western Fuel ,',,. T'mhi. lah and his followers flee. Kathlyn (Special Correspondence.) TILOT ROCK. Ore.. July 21. Har vest is now in full blast and every one ts well pleased. . The Sturtevant prop erty nar town, leased by ton Etter. yielded between 40 or SO bushels to the acre. Thomas Jaques' barley, j threehed by the gasoline tractor of John Royer. gave him very good re turns. It seems that every farmer of this vicinity baa good crops this year. "Bub" Shippley of Heppner died there last Wednesday with consump tion of which he has been suffering for years. Mr. Shippley Is well known here, and his many friends were very sorry to hear of his death Charlie Miller Is spending this week In UkUh on business. Arthur Bond was a business visitor t Pendleton Thursda evening. Clarence Adams Is In town today on buirfness. Mrs. Bert Westgate was in from their mountain home Friday and says it Is so much hotter here than at their home. company in a suit soon to come up In the federal court here. According to t'nted States District Attorney Pres ton, more suits are to follow to a total amount approximating $2,000,- 000. The suit already on file represents me !uu iu. Cmballah. the master villain Is cap- of coal sold by the company to the , ... , . . ui . ' tured and put to work for the rest ol and hec party having landed and be ing Informed of the situation go into the Jungle and secure the treasure and present It to the Supreme Tribu nal. After many exciting Incidents in which our little party are the victors government, mainly for the army transport service. The government asserts that the coal was underweight The law allows it to confiscate such cargoes and as the coal Is no longer available. Preston asks the money in stead. . " While the government charges that when the company sold the coal It did not give as much as the recorded weights Indicated, it charges also that in Importing it. the corporation brought In more than the weights It gave, thereby defrauding the customs These payments, together with heavy penalties, are what Preston will seek to recover through later suits. As a result of criminal trials Involving the same transactions. General Man ager James B. Smith, Superintendent Frederick C. Mills and Weigher Ed ward M. Mayer of the company were convicted and their cases are pending on appeal. The concern's higher of- i fleers got off on the ground that ihey his days upon the tread mill. Kathlyn gives the gold to the poqr and Is freed forever from the throne by the Su preme Tribunal. A week later, ac companied by her father, her sister and the faithful Bruce, they reach the coast and set sail for their beloved : California. "Dr. Smith's Baby." Vltagraph, featuring Maurice Costello, Mary Charleson, Robert Galllord, Harry T. Morey and Phyllis Grey. Doctor Smith suddenly finds himself father of Doctor Smith's baby. Both doctors live in the same appartment house. The baby's mother arrives and the mystery is explained. "His Sudden Recovery" and "Who's Who" are two laughable Lubln com edies on the same reel. lr. Gilliland and family left Sat-j did not jnow their subordinates were urday morning for Lehman Springs to . cheating the government, spend a two week's vacation. j . Glenn Emick was a visitor at the j milioi ,n Girl Work. county seat Thursday evening. T?fRl.!T.Tn'. Ta. Julv 21 When Harry Schlegel left Wednesday for the canjop.s on excursion steamers Condon on life insurance business. J(,ay tango music the 200 girls em- j ployed by the Mississippi Pearl But- tliild HHr.s U Drowned. J ton company refuse to work. 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We have used it in our family for fourteen years with the best results. 11 savea my momer when two doctors gave her up. She had a very severe case or. pneumonia and was in bed seven weeks and part of the time 'out of her mind' so that she did not know me. I told father to pet me two 50c bottles of Dr Kind's New Diecovenr. which lie did, and on taking it she soon began to improve, and lour bottiea cured her entirely. You may pub lish this if you wish and I will an swer all inquiries, with postage en closed for reply. "Yours respectfully, "Wm. Cogger." Coy Tuesday. The third two reel Installment of "The Million Dollar Mystery." Than- houser's motion picture sensation. will be shown here today only, and depicts some exciting adventures In the auest of the missing money. Re- J mfember 110,000 will be paid to any one solving the mystery. By request of a number of patrons we will repeat the two-reel Majestic, "The Painted Lady," In which Tvf- cthv Glsh,-Blanche Sweet anS Mae Marsh are featured. This is one of the very best pictures this house has ever shown. The Keystone picture, "A Sky Pi rate," Is the funnleat comedy we have had for a long time. It Is an airship and features "Fatty" In trie role of an heiress. It Is a continual scream. There are two vaudeville acta on to night The De Ferris Sisters in a fine singing set, and Lamar ana omu- chette In the comedy skit, ine tun ny Usher and the Chorus Girl." Alta Theater. Dorothy Kelly, GeoT Cooper and Mona Darkfeather on the bill. t- iLrv,f excellent photoplay ,...m U.-U! he reDeated In "The False and the True," a Vltagraph life portrayal with James Morrison, uor vv and Geo. Cooper featured "The Gypsy' Gambler," a Kalem Aroma nt western and gypsy life with Mona Darkfeather and Arthur Ortega In the lead roles. An.iv Ha a Toothache," another adventure of Andy by Edison with Andy Clark. Tale Boss and Edward Boulden. A very clever K.W com "The Captain's Chair." An amusing rnmriv hv Sellg. The old man thought he was going to be dupea so he turned the tables on the would-be duoers In an Ingerlous manner. For tomorrow's change me iwo- part offering is "The Honor of the Law" from the Biograph studios wltn a notable cast. nuoe, m i""' loper," a Kalem comedy wlth Ruth Roland, Marshal Nellan and John Brennan. "Broncho Billy's Punish ment." starring G,'M. Anderson, mas ter of western character portrayals. Matinees from t to 5 p. m. every day. The coolest place In town. Sold and recommended br KOEP VICXH City's Street Hallway Pay. KAN FRANCISCO. July 21. Pan Francisco's municipal street raifway, known as the Ooary street line, about six miles long, earned $136,430.20 net during the fiscal year ended June 30, according to figures Just made public here. 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