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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1913. PAGE FIVE IT PAYS TQ PAY CASH AT CONROY'S JOIN THE HAPPY CROWD AT - . . CONROY'S colors 525 Main St. Free DcliveVy. Phone 640 Eastern Corn Meal, white and yellow, 9 pound sack . 70c Cracked Hominy, 9 pound sack 60c l'oiUtOCS, lui'KC mIm, fine iialllv, 1.75, 1.IH Smi't lotutn-H, 4 jmiuikIm . . . . , 25ir CVIi-rj'. hunch ". IO! Carroln, poinxl 8 parsnips, imhimI :! IICUCM, Kllllll . , BO OruiiKfS, litrise niw, down 5; Navy, IMnk and llayo IkaiiH. ihiiiihI ISO 'om, 2 caiiH ; , , ;So louut Vernon Milk, 2 cuiih 2."m Mucuronl Kpmlittl, Noou;!, package ' I0: Macaroni, KNiglH'(tl, 5 ixiiind box ftriv !. H. Naptlui Soup, i liar . 25! llul) White Soap. 5 lurx 23: CltruM Powilcr. package ' w S.lc Kmr Nuptlia Ioidor, lutrknw disco.' small ."Hie, medium .c. Iarne !.." ImX Cabin Ktu, quart -15c, large Mze hoc Mtudow Gold Butter, Ntill, pound . O.'XJ IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT CONROY'S MAK ;!jpLJJl-irtf B-tf-tWilTSfg"ii jlTinihhi'fiT m U!Ll!!LEia tfr MAItSH A HIT 'op womifn will recognize as his or IX JfhlVY' OVKIIAIXS ' own Individual experiences arc shown , !!n Maigucrile ("lark's latest J'araniount The appearance of Mae Mursi in picture, "HuIh RnrKlar" which will overall! in her new Goldwyn photo- appear at the Pastime Theat.ru on play, "SuttHhine Alley,'' hua proved j Kunriay and Monday. mo HUCceuHful a venture for the quaint j The youth with the budding mous Htar that he Ih threatened with being i tacho wfio Kels desperately 111 on. typed In overall pluys for the rest of 'smoking his first clwar; the lourdinK-' her life. Home way or other, by a wort of "grapevine telegraph' that no outside person hart been uble Uu locate, hcc narlo writers, have learned of her new charm In the bifurcated and have llt- Hchool iflrl who spends her year n al lowance in a month: the lather who understands his eirl's frequent out bursts and stands hy tliroimh tlilck and thin; all these and many inor are found in Mary Uoht rts llinchurt'f erally deluged the play department clever story of youthful 's?i h-deb' with dramas guaranteed to be a per- ;v.hlch uppcurcd In the Saturday liven fect fit. Much hua been told of the ; ing- Jjost recently. trantle effort of photo-dramatists to anticipate tendencies of stars in their (rhlts, but probably no illustration has ever been more forceful than this tor Mae Marsh. Home( time ago Miss Marsh ap peared ' In u production called "Thu Wharf Jiat," in which she had te wear boy's knickerbockers through a number of scenes, but. inasmuch at the knickerbockers were very roomy they did not do the wearer justice and no one really realized the possi bilities until she hurst forth in her remarkable garments in "Sunshine Alley." Alta Sunday and Monday. PKKTTY OIUI.N! HKUirs VOI K chanc i; IX I I K.MS WILLYS-KNIGHT Performance has proven the Knight sliding sleeve valve motor superior to all other types. (Superior in power, in flexibil ity, in quietness, In simplicity, In freedom fuym carbon troubles. And the only motor that im proves, instead of deteriorates with use. That is why It is . important that you should know the ad vantages of the Knight Motor. James L. Elam ovKiu-wn niiAi.Kii 720 JoliiiHon HI. riionu 71 lcndUton, Ore. Mm. -MiMlcrali- TuniiHTnluri'. , ' AVushlnKton. D. ('.. Jan. 5. KrirpcHKt for the week begin- nliiB January 8. I'JIS. Pacific Coast Status. Fair ex- 1 cept occaHlonal rains over north ! portion Bi'cond half of week; moderate temperatures. Northern Hocky Mountain and Platenu Regions. Fair exeept 1 local snows or rains about Tues- day; moderate temperatures. II. C. PltAXKENKIKU), Forecaster. I'rctty Kills here's your chance llryant WaHlilmrn, Ki-irfiy'K star In "The Ccjlden Idiot." haw adopted a pol icy of having pretty nlils, OXL.Y,' In his supjjrjrtlnji companies "A director told nie one time,'' he wild, "that a..Kirl's lu-ijoty varies in versely with her aetlnK aliility. as a general rule. In other words, that the more homely the girl, the better she can act. That may be true, but 1 have found a number of beauties who were excellent actresses, and I believe the l'astiine Sunday and .Monday. ; public prefers pretty Kil ls, even though Experiences that are common to all their work i slightly faulty. I am people, north or south, east or west, , going to try them out, anyway.'' Cosy and amusing episodes that every man Sunday. " UlllI, IS UKSCl'KI FltOM DKATII AS IIF.K IIOItSF. FAM.S OVF.lt I'KIX IIM E William Duncan and Carol Hollo way, who play the leading roles in "The Fighting Trail." Greater Vita graph's marvelous melodramatic se- rial OI ine Olg UUlUUWm, . ....... lives niCny times during the making of the gigantic photoplay and one In I cltlent In particular they will long re ' member. It was during the making of the first episode, which will be shown at thu Cosy theater on Tues- day and Wednesday. Carrying out the action of the dra ma. Mr. Duncan and Miss Holoway. lere riding in opposite direction?, along a narrow mountain "trail II I was Intended that they should meet and become acquainted at the nar rowest point of the trail, where it was impossible for two horses to pass. At the chosen point there was a 1 sheer drop of 80 feet to a rocky can i yon bed. When the two riders met. mims M,tb,ivav's horse reared. the . earth slipping from under his hind feet, and the girl was In dajiger of be ing carried to death with the animal over the edge of the cliff. Duncan lealized her peril, leaped from his horse and snatched her from the sad dle just as her own horse tumbled , over backwards. PASTIlMEALTA I j TODAY TODAY I Marguerite Mae Clarke Marsh in in i ANSCO CAMERAS &SPEEDEX FILM fiff 4u AnfU All the money you intended to save doesn't draw interest. S TU MEZE The Master Prescription for Stomach Ills If you suffer from Indigestion, dys pepsia, catarrh of the stomach, pain after eating, sour, gassy, belching or too strongly acid stomach hHd breath or bloating, go to your druggist and get a bottle of STl'MKZK. This re liable, reconstructive, digestive tonic offers you relief from the ills that be set you. OUCH! BACKACHE! 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"St. Jacobs oil" Is a harmless backache, lumba go and sciatica cure which never dis appoints and doesn't burn the skin. straighten up! Unit complaining! Stop those torturous 'stitches.'.' In a moment you will forget that you exer had u weak back, because it won't hurt or he stiff or lame. "Don't suffer! (let a small trial buttle of eld, honest "St. Jacobs Oil" from your druggist now ami get this last ing relief. lis ! lip; SAGE TEA KEEPS YOUR HAIR DARK W II F.N MIXF.I WITH Sll.l'llllt IT lll!l.S HACK' ITS IIF.AFT1 I I I, I.CSTKK AT ONt'F- IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllimillllllllllllUi Con Dung Low I criop suey, 1 NOODLES S Chinese Styla. I HOT TAMALES ' 1 1 CHILLI CON CARNE SPANISH STYLE. I LUNCHES , COFFEE Everything clean and up-to- date. FIRST CLASS SERVICE j TEA 5c Package I UNDER STATE i HOTEL 5 Cor. Webb and Cottonwood Sts. 5 Phone 6(17. I'endloton, Ore. s 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t 1 1 1 1 f I 1 1 1 i Cray ' hair, however handsome, de notes advancing ugc. We all know the advantages of a youthful appear ance. Your hair Is your charm. II makes or mars the face. When It fades, turns gray and looks streaked Just a few applications of Sage Tea anil Sulphur enhances Its appearance a hundred-fold. Don't slay gray! Look young! Kith os prepare the recipe at home or get flom any drug store a 50 cent bottle of "Wyeth's Sage -i mi Sulphur Coin pounil." which is merely the old-time recipe Improved by the addition of other ingredients. Thousands of folks recommend this ready-to-use preparation, because It darkens the hair beautifully, besides, no one can possibly tell, as It darkens so natur ally and evenly. You moisten a sponge or soft brush with It. drawing this through the hair. takjng one small strand at a time. Uy morning the gray hair disappears: after an other application or two its natural color is restored and It becomes thick, glossy and lustrous, and you appear years younger. V vein's Sage and .Sulphur Com pound is a delightful toilet requisite. L Is not Intended for the cure. miU 'giiliou or prevention of disease. Serial No. order ! 1GS4 Delbert J Thornc' .204 1 Iteamie A. ISall 2042 Mike Keegan 2043 Chester Hroxon ,... 204 4; James A. Myers 2045 Albert 1. Muth .20411 Arthur Johnson 2047 Frederick G. Hof f naslc . . 204 h Carl A. Keeler 204 '.I Kbel J Anthony 2050 Oscar K llenlck ........2051 Hoy I. Hyatt .....2052 Kelt Van Hoouheke .....2053! Francisco Parrlsh 2054 Klmer C. liarrett 2055 ! Harry L. llathls 205C Isaac Harpe 2057 ' J"bn .Nelson 205K : Ulllard F. Scarbery 205!' El F. Harrah 2u0 Klmer U. Sullivan 2061 William W. Helcher ....2062: Peter P. Marcus 2063 Charles H. Hooper 206 I: Clinton C. Craham 2065 1 Karl 10. chapman 2066 1 Albert olsen 2067 Aime Tardiff 206s Leland - Mclntyre C.erdle Argo Frank II. Chatas Clinton o. Martin John K Marshall Cecil L. Hyatt Fred S. Walker ...... Harry K. VViikerson . . Carl S. Kuzmlch Henry L .riubns Mike A. Katsiaos .... Charles A. Fenn William F. Cranholm . C.eorge Sluetel . . . . . Jim Chicouras Ilenj. H. Inlnan Henry Miller James A. Woolsey . . . Charles W. Winder . . Joseph It Kelly Vivian V. Henderson Cecil M. I'oe Walter W. Hugh Herman Mueller Frank S. Hutchinson . Kng Fok Chen Orville Gibson Pete J. Kukouras Klmer Hendrickson . . Jain's W. liilley Charles F. Hastings . . Charles liennett Krnest J. Huney Archie -it. Wilson Peter J. Itohde Alfred 10. Frame Angel Chirakes Harvey A. Frown Hangus Olson i itlo C. Waeinan llert lieed 2 1"! Pert o While. 2 1 1 H lioy Colbert 2111 Fred Sandnieler 2112 Tyro o. Ulackwell 2113 Maurice M. Johns 2114 Jess White 2 115 Fred A. llarden 2116 John 1.. Doane 2117 I.ouis c. . SVharpf 211 Henry Schuls 2 1 1 !l Thomas C. Power .......2 120 William Mccarty 2121 Klmer 1U Pavls . . 2122 Howard A. Weicllleiu ...2123 Nets (1. Winbcrg 2121 Laurence Italns 2125 John H. Weddle 2126 Paul M. Heed 2127) Cecil H. Reynolds 212S Kdniund T. Walker 212!. Walter K Ash 2 1 an Clarence Hand 213 1 James omohundro 203." James A. Ioake 2 135 Vane F. Itoynton 2!34v Wilbur T Prltchett 2 t 85 Antone J. Vey. Jr 2131! Dean T. Willaby 2137 Otto Nelson 2I3S Pink Dixon 213'' Milward Patterson 3140 James N. Haker 214 1 Walter I.. Morrlsette 2142 Robert Menedict 2143 Harold C. L.tliib 2141 Joe M. Jos.iuln 2145 William II. Wachter ....2146 Sheldon D. Taylor 2147 Joseph K. iinllezore 2 1 4 .H KldrbiKe Klliott 214!l lioe 10 McFalls 2150 Archie A. Taylor 2151 Robert .1. MoOulL.iigh ...2I.".2 i Mho St.. II ..... . . . . . .2153 472 177K i:m2 130S 4S4 2266 Ceorge 15. Cariuii'hael . William II. Allcnhaugh. James S. Johns Lucas A. Smith Gilbert V. Ellis Herbert M. lioylen William C.. Cray f HUN WATCH TOWER v HAS FOUR STORIES OOOOOOO1 703 1704 1041 1220 6 14 6 S3 1U6 2 150;! 412 H'26 !!) 30 I 1056 7 3 3 2133 1044 5S7 2115 S2K Mil I 14 10 !I37 4SI0 3 4l 17 'J 2 143 1 706 7 2 it 4 0 1 7 lit 1.S0 2 5 1 :-, 16611 1 100 56S 538 15611 1356 22X4 213S 1706 164S 1412 2 1 V 3 171 234 5 3 2 76 L 71 7 7 2 . 4 3 K20 11I5S 1 11 SO 2334 5 17 1122 X5 iS'.lS 610 135 2 15 2 22 51 2343 5 2 0 2''04 j 1434 j 13SS I'.SX 2OS0 , 2"S1 20K2 20S3 20S4 20S5 2 OS 6 . 20-V7 20SS 20NII 2onii 2oiM 20:12 2 on 3 2O04 2 0!I5 ' 2 0i 6 2 0 '." 7 2MHS ' 2o:i!t 2 1 "ti 210 21112 , 2105 2 104 2105 2 106 2 107' 2 HiS 4 TTA VI ! . IP rrl lily I I power to win the war. and to build up and conserve the mental health, of the civil population for rieet!ng ths problems of the present and those arising after the war. "Many people," he said, "are sur prised to learn that in this state there are about 38,00(1 Insane persons under treatment In Institutions. "Immorality causes an incurablt form of mental disease known as pa resis, or softening of the brain. About one out of every seven persons In tho state hospitals of this state is suf fering from pareis which causes about one thousand deaths a year. "Alcohol is a brain poison. It is the cause, directly or indirectly of the mental disease of about 8 per cent of the women and 15 per cent of the men in the state hospitals to Ws Burglar FAi:-TO-FAC'K Marguerite Clark has never seemed to adorably lovely as when she plays thu match-maker in Mary Roberts Itinehart's "sub-deb" stories that provoked so much na tional comment when printed in tho Saturday Evening Post. IN ADDITION Katzenjammer Kids' i ; CHILDREN 10c I ADULTS 25c Sunshine Alley . - nrvi.'-is'l-r BRAY LAKlUUfl BRAY PICTOGRAPH. EVENTS INTERESTING MAGAZINE OF VAUDEVILLE .t The Lindermanns Novelty Tight Wire Act. . Fields & La Adelia Comedy Talking and Dancing. "The Janitor and the ilaia. Children 10c Adults 30c "Insanity always increases In war limes. Available statistics indicate that an army of 500,000 men may be counted upon to furnish 1500 Insane patients a year In peace and not few er than 4500 a year In war. or even perhaps during rapid mobilization." Ac-lies and lains of rheumatism are not permanently, but only tem porarily, relieved by external reme dies. Why not use an Internal rem-, ecy Hood's Sarsaparllla, W'hlch cor rects the acidity of the blood on which rheumatism depends and cures the disease? SPRINGS Manufacturing and Re pairing. . FLEUCKEN AUTO SPRING WORKS (inaranteed bDriners M Neagle Building. QUALITY DENTISTRY Dr. F. L IflGRAM DENTIST. .Booms S and 4, Belt Bids. Telephone 623. vvJU) 11 WEDNESDAY OOOOQOO1 THE BEST SERIAL EVER The FIGHTING MIL ,' If the top stbry of this German t-watch tower is shot off, the ob server Slut can qo ma apyig iruui the third story then the second, and first. The photo was takes from a Gorman prisoner. I ' You Never Saw Such J Marksmanship MOKE INSANITY IN Alt. STATIC KXI'KIIT K .Alt KS Sl'HXKt'TADY. Pot. 2H. I'mc-eerl-itLty on the theory thiit the bi'.t time in treitt an ins;im nnin Im while lu- Is n tho oarly slants of the dispose, the New York state hospitals ore eHtalt liwhint? a State-wide system of free clinics or dispensaries for nervuns and mental disorders. At a puMie meetinjj on mental hy R!ene in t his city toniKht t he open ing of the thirtieth dispensary, which will he located In the Kills hospital here, was nimoiineid. Inst niht's meeting was addressed hy George A. llaKtinss, Kxcutive sec retary of the committee on mental Hygiene of the stale charities A id Asocint ion. who sa id the country should he made Vane for democ racy. as well as safe, both to Increase the effectiveness of the nation's man IflnWhpflflpltevs I WIS IIIIVUUVVVUW try my favorite Post Jl if fife Children 5c I y;.rr l,r ri "mi- IIOMIICM. TRAIL." icve.il-.. This is Grrater Vt'ar.ipirs nirvclous serial mclo- dnn-.n. featuring William Duncan am! Carol Holl.jw.v-. a-i l la a stary of ths rrct out-do!.. When outlaws shoot. hey shoot wcil .-.n-J llifl Iari('i:s in thh r.re no rxc-ption. !:rl.-ed, tl.cy ere ex ceptional "iSolj." and the photoplsy record: 'heir ni-rl;manr.hii unerrincly. YOU FEEL LIkF. DUCKCING IN VOL'R CHAIR TO AVOID TiiC GULLETS: i hc shooting stuff in tliis serial i on a par witli the hreak neck feats and stunti it constantly shows, one more srnrat.onal tn?n t.ie other. Adults 20c ! f ilts 20c i I I I 1 THIS IS CHAPTER NO. 1 The Priceless Ingredient Don't fail to see the starting of the most wonderful picture ever made. IN ADDITION HELEN HOLMES I -In- "THE LOST EXPRESS" ! Spectacular Daring KEYSTONE COMEDY, "DANGERS OF A BRIDE" ooooooe KEYST0 OOQOOOO t