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THE 6AZETTS TTltXS. HXPPNER.ORE.. THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1917
AMUSEMENTS
THE STORY OF "LIT
TLE EVE EDGARTON"
THE CAST.
Ere Edgarton Ella Hall
Miss Van Eaton Doris Pawn
Cousin Elsa Gretchen Lederer
Paul R. Edgarton Thomas Jefferson
James Barton Herbert Rawlinson
John Elbertson Marc Fenton
' Little Eve has always been the
companion of her father who with his
friend John Elbertson roams the face
of the earth in search of rare botan
ical specimens. Eve has never known
her mother auI has been reader by
he father in the studious atmosphere
of the scientist, without any thought
of love or anything approaching af
fection having entered her life.
Shortly after the play begins, her
father decides she shall marry his
friend, who is a man many years
Eve's senior.' The girl accepts the
dictum as a matter of course. At this
time they are in the heart of South
Africa following their scientific pur
suits. A native runner brings cabled
information that there will be at Los
Angeles, California, a meeting of bot
anists, and the two men decide that
they will attend. Eve, of course, going
along as part of the traveling equip
ment. James Barton, a young man of:
-wealth and highly flirtatious disposi-J
tion, has grown tired of New York
society and decides to shift the scene
of his activities to Los Angeles. Short
ly after he arrives there, the atten
tion of the hotel guests is divided be
tween his escapades with every pret
ty girl in sight, and the strange gath
ering of delegates to the convention.
Little Eve Edgarton has attracted
considerable attention from the
guests because, being a rather pretty
girl, she remains hobnobbing with
the botanists. Dressed very plainly
and unattractively, her big bow spec
tacles make her noticeable upon the
verandas and in the rotunda of the
fashionable resort hotel.
Barton has a cousin who has set
her heart upon the young man marry
ing her friend. Miss Van Eaton. This
cousin is inclined to play pranks upon
Barton, and when she introduces BaV
ton to Eve Edgarton, the courtesies
are extended more as a joke than any
thing else. But as in many cases, this
joke did not work out as intended.
Barton takes a sudden interest in
the little botanist and the flirtatious
yonng man finds much to attract him
in the quaint and unusual personality
of the little student. They indulge
In horseback rides and gradually be
come better acquainted. On one oc
casion, while they have ridden their
horses to the top of a mountain, a
Tiolent electric storm comes upon
them and during the outbursts Bar
ton is struck by lightning. Eve half
drags and half carries him to a cave
and by scientific methods of massage
she restores him from- the shock.
Here in the cave the senior Edgar
ton and his friend Elbertson accident
ally discover the yonng people and
then it is that the minds of scientists
are opened to the fact that youth
courts youth and age is out of the
runniug. We are left to believe that
ultimately the young people will en
ter a new life in partnership.
There is the direct telling of a
simple story, never complicated The
photoplay, "Little Eve Edgarton,"
will be exhibited in the Bluebird
series at the Star Theatre on Satur
day, April 7th.
Star Installs New Picture Machine.
The Star this 'week received a new
Powers machine which will soon be
installed In their operating room, af
ter that place has been, sufficiently
enlarged to accomodate it. The ma
chine, which is the latest thing in
this ) ranch of the motion picture bus-i
iness, is one of the many improve-!
ments which Manager Sparks is mak
ing at the Star.
"W'afs Women" is Powerful Photo
play Coming to the Star, ,
'"Wars' Women" is a powerful pho
toplay which is coming to the Star
theatre Tuesday, April 10th. It is a
cinema protest to civilization against
the violation of women in time of
war. Frank Keenan and Enid Mar
key take the leading roles m the plot
around which tflis photoplay with a
purpose his been written.
The play primarily teaches us that
we must prepare to protect our moth
ers and sweethearts from the ravages
of war. The picture is well timed.
The situations shown are those which
which might arise in any country at
war.
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nights, tired. 4aU days and distress
ing urinary disorders, don't expert
ment Read this twice-told testimony.
It's Heppner evidence doubly prov
en. '
J. H. Cox, carpenter. Baltimore
St, Heppnerv says: "It seems that if
I catch the least cold. I suffer much
from pain la my back. I have seen
the time that I simply couldn't go
and had to stay in bed for a week or
ten days. - I care used a great many
medicines, but I can say that Doan's
Kidney Pi lis have done me more good
than anything. I ha vent been both
ered now (or eulte awhile."
The above statement was given
April 8, 1910, and on May 11. 19L6,
Mr. Cox said: "It has been, a long
time since I have had any occasion
to take a Kieoey medicine. I still
Consider Doss's Kidney Pills a good,
reliable medicine for backache and
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Some 7 Per Oes Money to Loan.
Smead & Crawford have seven per
cent money to loan on improved farm
lands and stock ranches. If you de
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Heppner.
FOR SALE 1840 Acre Wheat and
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of spring water for stock. All farm
implements and improvements go
with the place. Easy terms. Eight
miles from railroad. Inquire M. J.
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Alfalfa Seed.
We have on hand a considerable
quantity of highest quality alfalfa
seed. Get your orders In early if
you want any.
Heppner Milling Co.
WANTED Old iron, rags, and
junk. Buy and sell second hand fur
niture; will buy your hides and pelts,
paying market price; f 3.50 per ton
for old iron delivered at railroad in
Heppner; old rags, 75 cents per 100"
pounds. Geo. W. Verdot, at Second"
Hand Store, Heppner.
' For Sale r Trade Belgian stal
lion, 8 years old, weigfat 1(00, bred
from imported horse, will sell for
$200 or trade for horses. Oeod colt
getter. Jan. Carty.
NOTICE OK ANNUAL MEETING.
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the Stockholders of
the Morrow County Creamery Com
pany will be held in the office of
Woodson Swaek in Heppner, Mor
row County, Onegen, on the 21st day
of April. 3917, at the hour of ten
o'clock A. XL of said day. Officers
for the ensuing year -will be elected
and Bach other business transacted as
may come before the meeting.
CHARLES THOMSON.
President.
JOHS R. VAUGHN,
Secretary.
Chm-ch of Christ.
The Strsday morning service at the
Christian church -will be an Eister
service for the ''old folks." ' All el
derly and old people are especially in
vited to be present.
There will be no preaching service
in the evening, hut a union Easter
Cantata win be given at the Federat
ed chnrcTr. ' '
III in I mm
STAR THEATER
A Plea for Preparedness
Wars' W me dd
A Photoplay with a purpose
COI1ING TUESDAY, APRIL 10th
Saturday Only, A Bluebird Feature
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published in Everybody's Magazine
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Never before has the demand for Ford cars been
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