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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1913.
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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.
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' 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.
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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
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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.
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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."
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,' If the top stbry of this German
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from a Gorman prisoner.
I ' You Never Saw Such
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MOKE INSANITY IN Alt.
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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
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the effectiveness of the nation's man
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Carol Holl.jw.v-. a-i l la a stary of ths
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