DATLY OA PITA r. JOtJRWAlv SAUEM, OHEOOB. - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1010.
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"THE CITY"
FITCH'S
BEST PLAY
Ingenious, daring, stirring and
powerful Is "The City", Clyde Fitch's
posthumous play which Messers.
Shubert produced during tbe latter
part of 1909. "The City" might
aptly be said to have made stage his
tory on tbe memorable night upon
which It was offered to the public
Given to various "openings" New
York hu never witnessed a perform
ance ho charged with sensationalism
and the ovation or torrents of ap
plause which greeted tbe play, caused
the news of the wonderfully tragic
drama to spread like wild fire. Tbe
word was not confined to New York
alone. Visitors, bofore they csme to
Manhattan, were well versed In their
knowledge of the Fitch epic with the
result that the engagement at the
Lyric Theatre proved one of the most
remarkable In the annals of Ameri
can stag life. The Messrs. Shubert
are sending "The City" to the Grand
Opera House next Monday, Oct. 24.
"The City" Is in three acta. The
scenes quickly change from a village
to a massed centre of civilization be
tween which the city versus the
country tbe author bos drawn a
vivid contrast, Ceorge Rand, $r., a
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Oil Company
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banker of Middleburg, N. Y Is the
father of a family. He also has an
Illegitimate child, George Frederick
Mannock, who continually bleeds
lil in for money, not knowing the na
ture of his claim. George Rand, Jr.,
tbe ambitious son of the "banker, dis
covers the secret. The blow kills his
father. Thereupon the family, con
stating of mother, son and two
daughters, moves to New York
yields to the "call of the city"
Oeorge Hannock Is taken along as
young Rand's secretary. After r.
year or so Rand enters politics and
Hannock becomes unbearable. Added
to his vice of cocaine snuffing, he
becomes a practical blackmailer,
Rand's campaign manager calls for
Hannock's dismissal. He cannot "be
discharged, eays Rand. The Issue,
however, must be met. In the wordy
contest between Rand and Hannock,
the latter says that he has married
Cicely, the younger of the banker's
daughters. Realizing the Impossi
bility of such a consummation, Rand
tells Hannock of his parents. "You
have married your own Bister" he
declares. "You're a ( liar" comes
the retort like a thunderholt. The
Innocent girl enters, and rather than
let hr know tbe secret, Hannock
bIiows the only mark of manhood In
him, by silencing her forever.
The moral of the play, If Mr. Fitch
Intended that there should be one.
is that the city Is not responsible for
one's downfall, but that It puts the
stuff of which they are made to the
crucial test.
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CHICAGO
FANS HAVE
COLO FEET
THE WEATHER IS WET AND
COU, AND CHICAGO FANS ARE
DISCONSOLATE, HOPELESS AND
FILLED WITH SORROW.
(DMITBD PIMI LSMSD W1S.)
Chicago, Oct. 21. After an all
nlht rain, today dawned as raw and
cold as tbe feelings and the feet tof
the Chicago Cubs' ad.'terenta. The
ground keepers squashed their way
across the sodden ground, and the
straw-strewn diamond at West Bide
Park, and their expert opinion was
that the grounds were In poor condl
tion, and that a postponement of the
fourth game of the championship
series would be announced this af
ternoon.
Meanwhile the spirit of the Chica
go fans Is as damp as the weather,
All the sporting writers concede the
defeat of the Cubs by Connie Mack's
men from Quaker town. Captain
Chance alone holds to his faith In the
National team. Otherwise the uni
versally expressed opinion is that the
Americans will make it four straight,
Connie Mack, privately known as
Cornelius McGllllcuddy, today Is the
Napoleon of the national pastime; he
Is the highest authority, the ne plus
ultra; the cerebrum and cerebellum,
and then some, of tbe baseball world.
He was criticised liberally for what
appeared sheer recklessness kn pitch
ing Coombs after Tuesday's poor
showing by the big twlrler; now all
hats off to Connie Mack's rare Judg
ment.
A reorganization of the Cubs, fol-
lowing the expected fourth defeat, la
a iceneral Dredlction here. Several
of the old stand-bys of the. Cub ma
chine will be disposed of .and the
Chicago Nationals next year will have
an Infusion of newb lood.
Many predict that If, by some
miraclo, the Cubs win from the Ath
letics finally, changes in the team
next year will be made.
Meanwhile the Athletics have broad
and bland smiles adorning their faces.
Their per cent share of yesterday's
receipts amount to $20,000. If they
pull down $15,000 today, or when
ever the next game is piayea, me
winners will divide at least $44,000.
This Is almost $2000 for each player.
Here are a few crystalline com
ments on yesterday's Cub faux pas:
Hugh Fullerton "The Cubs looked
like a stale, worn out aggregation
pitted again a brilliant tenm with a
dashing attack. Their fight and
courage apparently oozed out."
Fielder Jones The offensive and
defensive playing of the Athletics
was far superior to that of the Cubs."
Charley Comlnskey "The Cubs
are done for. It was the worBt de
feat I ever saw tbe Cubs take."
Joe Tinker "Our pitchers fulled
us. That's all there was to it."
Ty Cobb ' Bender and Coombs
have won the. sories. The Athletics
are the world's champions."
Cap Anson "It was a perfect
slaughter. The Cubs were out-hit,
out-fleldod and out-generaled."
Bllle Lange "I am about ready to
give up hope for the Cubs. The Ath
letics played them off their feet."
George Mullln "The Cubs were
outclassed at every stage. The series
will not go beyond the fourth game."
AN UP-TO-DATE DRUGGIST
says' it Is surprising how many' old.
fasliiourd remedies are belli used, which
goes to show that It is hard to Improve
soma of our grandmothers old, time-tried
remedies. Fur liintsnoe, for keeping th
Ualr dark, so't aud glosny, nothiux equal
inir our mrandmolUer' "suite tea" has vr
keen diNCovered. Althouith, by the addi
tion of uuliihur and other lutirwdieuts, this
oM-fuiihiuued brew ba been made mars
effective as a sculo tunic and color re
storer. Nowadays when bur hair comes
out or gets faded or (.'ray, Instead of go-
lug to tin gurilen or garret lor nerbs ana
n:ukln lb "tea" ourselves, we simply
in to the reareiit drug store sua lor
a buttle of TVyeth'e Kaee and Sulphur,
This preparation Is sold by all leading
IruFKlxt for fk) cents and H a bottle, or
Ik arut d reet rv the Wyeta Chemical
Company, 71 Cortlandt St, Usw York
City, upon receipt of nriee.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE
J no. F. Oordray, Mgr.
MOMMY, OCTOllEH 84, 1910.
Sam S. and Lee Schubert (Inc.) pre
sent Clyde Fitch's latest and greatest
play
"The City"
Direct from one year's run at the
Lyrlo Theater, New York. The sen
sation of the past New York season
A drama that grips and thrills you
"The audience sat spell-bound at
the audacity of the scheme aud fas
cinated with the working out cf
problem of unusual dramatlo strength
Dig, powerful, melodramatic,
creates a sensation.' Seattle Fost
Iutulllgeocer, Oct. IT, 1910.
Prices. 50c. 7 Be. $1.00, 1 1.60. Seats
on sale Saturday 9 a. m.
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INNUMERABLE BILLS
CONFUSE THE VOTER
Nurmrous DivisDn Measure?
Would Change State Map
Beyond R-cognilian.
"Buslneps men ol Oregon WIS do
well to take note of the Innumerable
county division bills for the considers
tion of the people next fall. Alread
so many division measures have been
filed with the secretary of state tba.
If half of them are adopted the map
of Oregon will be so changed that it
will not bs recognized even by na
tive son," declares the Pendleton Eas.
Oregoniun in its issue of July 25.
"Furthermore tbe indiscriminate
creation of new counties cannot fal
to Increase taxation. This state can-'
not cra;e ten new counties and pro
vide lor ten addltonal sets of count;
officers and hope to get along with
present levies. Tbe divlslonlsts make
assertions to the contrary. But that
is 'campaign' talk. That same argu
ment was advanced in favor- of tbe
creation of Hood River county. , Yet
E. A. Cchlffler, a Pendleton tailor who
owns VrIerty in Hood River, found
his taxes increased 61.4 per cent the
first year of the new county's exist
ence. It Is the history of every new
county that division brings on Increas
ed taxation. This Is only natural.
"Another feature ot these division
fights Is the fact that division meas
ures are sprung when the people re
siding In the proponed new counties
do not want division at all. Take for
Instance the Orchard county scheme.
Manifestly the people residing In the
greater portion of that proposed coun
ty do not want dlvlBloa. Two of the
four towns Included In Orchard coun
ty are hoily opposed to the division.
They are Weston and Athenn. They
have good reason for being opposed.
Division will irunn increased taxation
and that business now held by Atheia
and Weston wflf be diverted to Walla
Walla. Milton people Imagine they
will gut tliRt business. But they
won't. Milton Js practically a suburb
of Walln WaUi and such It will al
ways remain. If Orchard county cur
ries, that business wl'l be lost to this
state,
"The Orchard county measure was
drnded In secret by a little clique of
MKion busluess men. It Is purely a
10 fish measure. Representative men
iving right In Milton and In Free-
wafer n:e opposed to the proposition
ii I'onmiunlontlons to this paper they
.lave so declared tnemselves. Even
re newspapers of MHton and Freewa
er hjve lulled to take up with the
proposition. Neither the Freewater
rimes or the Milton Eagle advocates
the division measure editorially and
this fact has caused much comment.
The Weston Leader and the Athena
Press have dec'.ared themselves as
utterly opposed to division.
(Paid advertisement.)
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head Just as soon as some member
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inary sneeKiug or snuffling. It glvej
immediate relief and a day or two's
treatment will put a stop to a cold
which might, if not checked, become
chronic and run Into a bad case of
catarrh.
Flreboats owned by several of the
larger cities are now supplied with
masts to elevate the discharge nos
xles, on the same principle that
water towers are used by land fire
men.
Doll's Eyo.
This world amous rifle shot wbc
holds the championship record ot 100
pigeons in 100 consecutive shots Is
living at Lincoln. 111. Recently Inter
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I. N. Rldgeway, 485 S. 22d street,
Salem, Oregon, says,: "For a long
time I knew that my kidneys were
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in the small of my back, especially
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morning bo lame and sore that 1
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They went at once to the seat of my
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(Statement given March 28, 1906.)
After Three Years.
On Nov. 20. 1909 Mr. Rldgeway
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For More than Throe Decades.
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and ailments of the throat, chest and
lungs. Contains no opiates, and no
harmful drugs, itefuse substitutes.
Red, Cross Pharmacy (II. Jermau)
o .
A revolution is pending In the
Swiss watch industry. The hand
made watch Is passing, to make room
for the article produced entirely by
machinery.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
By local applications, as they conno
ach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
Inflamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian Tubo.
When this tube la Inflamed you have
a rumbling sou id or Imperfect hear
ing, and when It is entirely closed
deafness is the result and unless the
Inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored to its- normal con
dition, hearing will be dlstroyed for
ever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an
Inflamed condition ot the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case ot deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured b.
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for clrcu
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Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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Excursions to Yaqulna.
The run of salmon In Yaqulna Is
unusually large and the fishing this
season exceptionally good. To ac
commodate fishermen and others de
siring to visit the coast at this, the
really most beautiful season of the
year, the S. P. and C. & E. will con
tinue to run the regular Sunday ex
cursion train from Abany, leaving et
7:30 Sunday mornings. This ser
vice will be continued up to and In
cluding Sunday, October 29.-
WM. McMURRAY,
10-19-tf ' Gen. Pass. Ag't.
It Is in time of sudden miahap oi
accident that Chamberlain's Linl
ment can be felled upon to take the
place of the family doctor, who can
not always be f und at the moment.
Then it Is that Chamberlain's Lini
ment Is never found wanting, in
cases of sprains, cuts, . wounds and
bruises Chamberlain's Liniment takas
out the soreness and drives away the
pain. Sold by all dealers.
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The only cash drug atore In Oregon
owes no one, and no one owes It,
carries large stock; Us shelve,
counters and show cases are loaded
with drugs, medicines, notions, toi
let articles, wines and liquors ot all
kinds tor medicinal purposes. Dr
Stone Is a regular graduate In medi
cine and has had many years ot ex
perience In the practice. Consulta
tions are tree. Prescriptions art
free, and only regular price for med
icine. Dr. Stone ttn be found at
bis drug store, Balem, Or., from 1
in he morning until 9 at mjsbt.
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