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"The Kti-rnel Cit.'' marks the
passing of another milestone In film
history. There have b"n larger pro
ductlons, but these IiaTe been In the
nature of spectacles: big eti with
thutiBanilK of people, and a thin itory
to give tho film substance.
"The Eternal City," however, Is
purely a dramutlc story. While It
ban (several large scones, they nro
only Inelilontal; thoy never ovorshnd
(iw the story. Thl picture marks
an epoch of Mb storlos produced by
bis director, and featuring big
actors.
Hall Calno's story of the foster
brother and ulst'T who, after year
of ueparctlon, mt again In Home,
wherfl ho Ii a socialist agitator and
clio In the companion of tho I'rltno
Minister, grips the audience Instantly.
The Interest Brows constantly to
the Until suwh In which the foundl
ing's uncle, who has becomo Tope,
Ih able to wivu the life of his nephow
who bus killed the Italian I'rlmo
Minister. Tho joung man has been
led fo tho killing by Ills love for
Donna Itotnr., his foster sister. Her
love, too, has reached groat heights,
and ncHUincti the guilt and Btands thu
trial for tho murder.
The play produced on tho logltl
mate stage was compelling, hut this
Kcreeu production makes tho original
irom commonplace and Inadequate.
Instead of a painted drop, tho Fain
ouh Players have brought thu st reels
of Home to us. David Rohsl, the
socialist, addresses an Italian crowd
in the Coliseum; Donna Horaa con
fesses to the Tope In the Vatican
gardens, not In "faked" atmosphere.
The actual photographing of the his
toric spots In which the noel Is
placed creates an Illusion that great
ly strensthens tho play.
It Impresses one with a sense of
correctness and fitness anil Is the only
background worthy l the dramatic
tiding of Pauline Frederick an Donna
Roma. Miss Frederick's change
from the butterfly-like mistress or
tho I'rlmo Minister to a woman whose
lovo uplifts her is portrnyed as prob
ably only she can do It. Thomas
Holding mnk-s e mnnly. engaging
David, and Fuller .Mulllsh. as the
Pope, Is the embodiment of papal
dignity and bonovolencc.
Managers Cot low & Dooner, of the
IJend Theatre have secured this
eight reel picture for a two day show
Ing at Tho IJend Theatre.
Marie Doro, beautiful and talented
dramatic artist, will bo seen at the
IJend Theatre. neM Sunday and Mon
day, In "The Heart of Nora Kljnn,"
a thrilling photodrama. In this pro
duction tho charming star Is seen
as an Irish nurso maid In the em
ploy of a wealthy family. How she
saves tho wife from disgrace, al
though jeopardising her own love,
and how the affairs nrn finally ad
justed, go towards mnklug a story
gripping In Its Intensity and uiiuual
In Its theme. .Miss Doro Is surround
ed by a cast of unusual excellence,
Including Elliott Dexter, I.lttlo Hilly
Jacobs and other members of tho
l.asky all star organlrntlnn. It Is
released on the Paramount Program.
Fruit Canning Season
is at Hand
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Economy Quartos $1.00
Economy Plata OOc
Jelly Glasses JJOo
Mason Jar Caps 20c
Skuse Hardware Company
Hend, Oregon.
Steps wore taken last week b foot
ball Manager Carl A. Johnson to
schedule football games with Hums,
Prlnevllle. Madras, Hood River and
Tho Dalles for this season. All,
with the exception of Hood River,
are understood to have teams this
year,. and It Is the Intention of Man
ager Johnson to bring each team to
Heud for a game this season.
Tentative arrangements have been
made for n game with Madras for
nexf Sunday on the local grounds,
nnd it Is hoped that Prlnevllle may
be taken on here, either Oct. 22 or
29. MiiniH has communicated with
local gridiron fans relative to a con
test, and no doubt Is felt but that the
Harney County sage brush eleven will
come to IJend early In Novomher for
a game. Hums, It Is understood has
nn exceptionally fast team this year
They have been working under nn
experienced coach for the last three
weeks and are now In almost mid
season form to take on any of the
Central Oregon teams. Prlnevllle
has been mourning tho lows of I. Inter,
who was disabled recently In one of
tho Prlnevllle Uahy Heavers base
ball games by a sprnlnod nnklo, but
reports are that he expects to get
Into the game at least against Hend
l.nwson Is expected to return from
the border In a couple of weeks.
Madras has been organizing for
the last two weeks and has signified
Its intention to meet IJend at r.n
early date.
Rend Line Is Strong.
Coach Ketchum has been sending
his men through slgna' practice al
most every night during the last
week. On Sunday afternoon he
took them through two hours stiff
drilling mixed In with a llttlo
scrimmage. He Is working especial-
ly hard with tho line, which this year
will not only bo heavy, but will also
bo fast. Prospects are looking up
for a line that will average at least
175 pounds from end to end. lien-
nett, I.nniberson, Ward, Ketchum
and Prlnglo form a hard combination
to break up on defense and much
avoirdupois to plug holes on offense.
Severnl centers are now working out
for steady berths. Latham and
Shumway have been alternating, and
PrliiKlu'H entrance Into the field Sun
day brought more likely material for
this place. Ketchum Is also scouting
ror a left ond. Stover seems to have
iiMinlf Nelson on right end. Al
though tho conch has soino good
baekllold maturlal, It Is nono too
abundant. Poland, at full, and Ers
klno at half are tho only men so far
who have lind much backileld experi
ence. Kelly and John Steldl are try
Iiik out for places and are making
n good showing. Jim Kelly, nt
quarterback, looks most likely at this
time to occupy this position, although
tho com It has other men In lino to
help Ii 1 in out. Poland Ih helping
whip the backileld Into shape to work
like a machine.
During this week Coach Ketchum
will gie his men some HtlfT scrim
in.tge, ami will have them In Hue for
nct Sunday's gamo If Madras comes
through with Its ond of tho bargain.
Next Tuesday evening the squad
will give u dnnco In tho New Hippo
drome. Through the courtesy of
Manager V L. Doudlali, the hall has
been virtually donated to tho team,
Tlcketc are now on sale for the affair,
v, hlch will bo good for tho whole
evening. Knch dance, also, will bo a
jitney number for non-ticket holders.
The proceeds will bo devoted to
ward tho purchase of first class equip
ment for the team.
County Agent Begins
Work With Potato Men
(Ilv It. A Illanchard, County Agent)
Tho new Crook County agricultural
agent, who succeeds A. E. l.ovett,
reported for duty Wednesday, Sep
tember 27th, coming from Cascado
County, Montana, where ho had been
County Agriculturist for nearly thrco
years. Tho tlrat work of a county
agent In a new field is to mako a
reconnaissance of tho entire situation,
becoming familiar with conditions
nnd getting acquainted with tho
people.
Tho county agent Is not an export
of everything agricultural nor does
ho protend to be a wizard above
follow mon In tho county. In his
true sense tho agoat becomes valu
able to tho farmer because of the
position ho holds; of his function to
render assistance, backed by tho state
and federal departments of agricul
ture, rather than any superior know,
ledge. Knowing that tho people of
Crook County understand the work
of the -county agent, the new agricul
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operation of everybody toward a
profitable agricultural development.
(Srowrrs Meet,
On Saturday, September 30, the
Deschutes Potato Growers Associa
tion held a meeting In tho office of
the County Agriculturist at Redmond.
President C. K. Stadlg stated that
tho association would have In tho
neighborhood of SO cars of first class
potatoes to sell this scaon. Agree
ment aro being signed by the mem
bers to pool their crop In monthly
lots and place a fine of 10 cents per
100 lbs. on any member selling his
crop outsldo of tho association.
Membership Is placed at ono dollar
Tho effects of cooperation In this
worthy lino have already made their
appearance from the excellent qualify
of potatoes produced last year.
Tho secretary, R. H. Parsons, is
receiving letters dalty from satisfied
customers asking tho association to
quote prices. Those, coming from
many parts of the country and from
far away states, proves again the ad
vantage of concertea effort along a
good sound enterprise.
The now county agent has formed
a similar potato growers association
In Montana and will give every as
sUtanco possible toward the success
of this organization. Perhaps the
most urgent factor contributing to
the success of this association Is tho
maintaining f the standards with an
nbolute iron clad adherence to grades
and quality. Crook County Is tc be
congratulated on having such an
energetic and progressive set of farm
ers. Tho new agriculturist will lend
every asslstanco In his power toward
developing this acroclatlon to be the
best of It kind In the Northwest.
Rome! The Hternal City The in.
splratlon of historians--The drtam
of the poets Tha mecca of artists--now-
the foundation of a great picture
play. Will be screened at The Hend.
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