PACE tlfiST
DAILY EAST OREGONUN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING. JULY 29,
TWELVE. PACES
iT THE THEATRES
Ing the life of annthnt
1 an a man be forgiven
by tle
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AIM'AIMl Till I18HAY
Ml Kll.1l MVSTI-HY
i 1'1,T I PICTI'Jllli daughter of the man he killn,t-
fan murder, ilint.r any circum- The above are some of the questions
mnre. be pimttrinlile? , taken up and answered unshrinking.
Cfni a mmi 'ever be insi1i;.Ml In end-; ly 1n. "The rtlver's End," the new
. j Marshall Ncllun production? written by
1 james
Oliver Curwood and ilisul
buted by First National Exhibitors'
Circuit, which will tie shown at the
Arcade Theatre toddy.
"The River's End" deals with the.
i story of a. murkier, tho strangest on
j record one that will ploy on your
(every emotion. And wet, counter
plotting the story of this strange mur
der, a romantic interest of unusual
tteeign gives the production Its lighter
and less gripping moments.
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of hcrcom-m
mr the
enprarancr
pk'fttorv rentianent
tnd trmpotary kin
troubles are effectively
concealed. Rcauoro un-
rumual color nd correcu
grrasy skirts. Highly antiseptic,
used with btndiaal results as
via curanv Rpfni tot if vcars.
AI.TA TODAY OXIA"
PRIXCE PARTS A
PAIR OP INTERS
'"The Heggar -Prince." in which
Sessile. Hayakawa "will be seen at the
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Today
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Only
Children 10c
Adults 35c
What Youll See in
Tfie ftjjgaj Prinb
A Mastej-piece of lotlon-P.e-ture
Art. ,
A complete Fishing Village In
a Far East Village.
Sumptuous Settings of the
Throne .Room of an Oriental
Prince. - ,
Hayakawa in the Dual Role of
a Wicked Prince and a Beggar
Fisherman.
A bevy of Beautiful girls in
Striking and Original Oriental
Dances.
Graphic Picturlzation of the
Voluptuous and Fantastic Pleas
urea of an Eastern Prince.
Picturesque and Beautiful
Scenes of Satalina the Paradise
Island off the California coast.
The Gorgeous Palace of an
Eastern Prince, such as might be
seen in "The Arabian Nights."
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.iu 4 iipuht? louu.v uniy mttin una
to an Imaginary land whore fantasti
cal hnppenlirv take plaee. This is n
Robertson - Ode Superior picture,
iroductil by lluwrtrlll. It was n:tule
In OUIftu'uia on otto of lbs must .beau
tiful of Pacific henches. .
The scenes ere laid In a fisher vil
lage .above, which lowers a castle in
which lives a young and ba'.lly spqlled
prince. Iu the village there is a poor
young fishermati; ' -known as " Nikl
.who Ut in love with u beautiful girl
of the village, named Olala. They
are very happy until the day when
the prince comes down Xo.. tho beach
and see Olnla, whoreupon he becomes
Infatuated, and determines he must
have th girl. , i I
Attacks I bo lVince
lie never has been denied any
thing, andi does not think to sU
whether tho girl has any relatives or
friends in the village. So he only he-"
comes angry when a young man pre
sents himself, and bog the prince not
to take away the girl, who is his sweet-"
heat. His treatment of the poor fish
erman, who loves the fisher girl, is
so scornful that' the latter rebels, and
attacks the prince.
This is the opening wedge in a story
which tells how the prince and the
fisherman changed places, and hoy
the poor fisherman, who had seen
enough of life to know the value of
kind treatment and Justice, and to
apply them when he comes into
power renders-the country great aid.
Hayakawa plays the dual role of the
prince and the fisherman, who look
so much alike that nobody In the
kingdom can tell them apart.
Beatrice La Plante, Thelma Percy,
Bert Hndloy, Joseph Pwicknrd and
others arc seen in support-
MOTHER!',,
"California Syrup of Trigs" y
Child's Best Laxative
PANTT.MK TOKAV
KWtlM "KIIOHTY IIAMIITiON'
AXOrNrlTMKNT
time nnre will Shortly Hamilton
appear at the Pastime and- oil Thurs
day ho will be seen in "Tim Snail."
This tluu vShorly " will Im found
first as the malinger of his falhor's
snail arm in the' far brf China, and
later in his own attractive' Imperson
ation of the venture seeking cowboy
in our great cattle lands. . A t us
uhuuI. Shorty slurts Ihlnns by fnlllng In
lovo and now we have as an object of
his llTieetion tt charming little hulf-
brned Oriental beauty named Tela
.Sa(j, who returns his love with all the
ardor that is to iio found In a litUc
Chinese maldcu's heart. This- lovo
does not find smooth nulling, liowover
Shorty's father being bitterly oppos
ed to tile, Union between his full fledg
ed Aliiertcan son and the sapposud
daughter of hla native fonimuii.
Shorty deflea his father and a series
of big red blooded action then follows
In rapid succession. The little niauien
Is sold into slavery and deported to
San Francisco's Chinatown with Hhor
tv in ouick DursiUt. Once more a
friendly Chinaman of the custom or
smugjiUng ChUicse girls across the
Mexican border and having railed to
find his sweetheart amidst tho usual
haunts of Frisco, enlists the support
of fellow cowboys and members of the
Texas rnngors and awaits the next im
portation over the line. A thrilling
encounter is shown with Shorty ever
in the lead and here fale takes a hand
and with victory for the American
party, comes the rescue by Shorty of
his lost sweetheart. With an abund
ance of events preceding, there Is yet
a most surprising and plenslng event
to be chronicled before the story Is
brought to a happy conclusion and
this is tho establishing by Shorty of
his sweetheart's claim as the daughter
of one of the most Influential and
wealthy men of that country and
which is accomplished In a most legiti
mate and consistent manner. Their
marrage then follows and all ends as
any real love story should. Everybody
is made happy.
Accept ''California" Syrup of Figs
only look for tha name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most
harmless physic for the little stomach,
liver and bowels. Children love Its
fruity taste.' Full directions on each
bottle. You must say "California."
"DANDERINE"
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CALIFl
AFTER VISITING RIETH
(East Orcgonlan Special.)
RLETH. July 29. Mr. and Mrs.
G-ish left Tuesday morning for their
home in' California. They have been
visiting Mrs. Gish's sister, Mrs. W. W.
Snyder.
Ruth Ellis, Bessie Heath and Wal
ter Holden returnetl home from Ka
mela Tuesday.
Walter Holden came in Saturday
frbm California and surprised a great
many friends. .Mr.- Holden is visiting
at the home of Mr. and ' Mrs, Wm.
Ellis.
Among the Ritth people who wore
in" Pendleton Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Gentry Short, Mr. and Mrs. John
A few cents buys "Danderine." Aft
er a nappllcatlon of "Dendortne" you
can not find a fallen hair or any- dan
druff, besides every hair shows new
life, vigor, brightness, more color and
thickness.
4 , Children Sc ' ' Adult.', 20c
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Heath, Mr. Thorctmorton, B. M.
Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Langley, Gillian
ISngllsh.
(Bennett Dohl left Monday for
North Dakota. He has been visiting
his mother, Mrs. H. H. Hillman.
A crowd of young people formed a
swimming party Tuesday evening.
Among them were Mrs. J. Roork, Lil
lian English, Ruth Ellis, Bessie Heath,
Frederick Heath. Carl Livingston,
Perry Woods, Max Livingston, Clar
ence Pnyder.
Frederick Heath arrived home last
night from The Dalles.
Lillian English left for Helix today
for a short visit with her sister, Mrs.
E. E. Ehler.
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San Fracisco'a China Town The) Opiuiw Joints
Smugglingr on the Mexican Border -
This it the Atmosphere of This SHORTY HAMILTON
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In Addition
CHRISTY COMEDY "PETTICOATS AND PANTS"
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"Till" TAYLOR. , .
Portland Telegram.)
Only west of the Missoifci river are
"Til" Taylors developed. The East
does not know them except through
newspapers, .maaafclnes and books
dealing with fact and fiction. It has
never come into personal contact with
the ideal inter-mountain and Pacific
coast sheriff the man who' li: boy
hood and y&uth learned to ride "any
thing that Btood on four legs," to shoot
from the shoulder, or from the .waist
without sighting, to put a hole
through a tin can thrown Into the air
with a revolver bullot; who was cool
headed and courageous, conscious of
danger, but never seeking to avoid It
when the emergency came; who was
champion of law and order, the bated
enemy of criminals and outlaws, and
the stanch conservator of peace. ;
Such a man was Tiiman Taylor,
sheriff of tTmatllla county, Oregon.
who was murdered In the discharge of
his duties.' In him were embodied
the skill, the bravery, the strong sense
of public duty, the social quality and
the romance that attach to the. west
ern sheriff tif earlicn du.va. .He was ji
man among men all Mrts of men.
As the supreme peace officer within
his bailiwick, he kept on us good terms
with the orderly saloonkeeper, liefore
prohibition came, aa with the circuit
Judge, and looked upon the least crim
inal denizens of the underworld as hu
man beings despite their sin and frail
ties. He held this respect together
with the respect and . tii-ver-faibng'
moral support of the great law-abiding,
orddr-loving majority.
Underneath his service wbtcn m a de
bt m the most conspicuous figure in
Umatilla county, if not In Eastern Ore
gon, lay character, the firm founda
tion for the best Aemrlcan citlsensbip.
His re-election as sheriff for seven
successive torms on the ticket of the
minority party, end In violation of the
two-teriu tradition almost universally
observed elsewhere. Is a Just trlbtiu
to his manly character., Also It may
be token as a mark f ,af feilonaU' r re
gard from his neighbors' mid friends.
Without "Til 'Taylor, what will the
fumed Pendleton Honnd-l'p be? Not
quite the same as It. hits been in the
past. It will still be tha unique Insti
tution, less "Tins" living presence,
but the memory of him will survive
and among his contemporaries -hi;
spirit will linger for many years.
wiij, ssiyr ioie
' SEATTLE." Wn.. July 29: Ray C.
("Mike") Hunt, cuptuin of tho Unl-
eerslty of Washington (oolbull team In
1U1&, has been engaged to assist Gll-
mour Dome In coaching the -Cornell
University eleven thU year, according
to a letter received here from Doblo.
Dobie,. former University of Wash
ington coach, was with the United
States Military Academy at Annapolis
until lie went to Cornell last year.
Hunt Is from Yakima, Washington.
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Mary Conniston
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A Romance of
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AC K i s is John
Keith, a fugitive
accused of murder.
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ESCAPE THE HEAT BY, ATr
TENDING THE MATINEE
IN A COOL THEATRE.
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BY JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD
God's Country
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