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Pittsburg Festival Orchestra.

The Pittsburg Festival Orchestra, as
sisted by some of the best known artists
of the country will be heard here In con-
cert this evening at the New National
Theater, at S:15 o'clock.
Those who will appear with the orc!les-
ira are Nine. Jeanne Jomelli, prima don
ma soprano: Nine. Alice Merritt Cochran
soprano, whose oratorio work is known
throughout the entire country; Miss Lillia
Smelling contralto: DR.. Franklin Lawson
tenor, who is already well known to
Washington people. and Mr.. Frank Crox-
ton, oratorio basso.
The Pittsburg Orchestra, under the d.
rection of Carl Bernthaler, is known to
music lovers throughout the United States
and Canada. The orchestra, for its spring
tour of April and May, includes forty OF
the best musicians from the Pittsburg
Symphony Orchestra, of which DR. Emil
Paur is conductor and Mr.. Bernthaler as
sociate conductor.
The program for this evenings concert
follows:
Part II. Overture. "Coriolanus', Bee
tfoyen) Pittsburg Festival Orchestra 2.
Song cycle I'm Persian Garden U-eh-
mani. Nine. Merritt-Cochran, sopranof
Miss Lilfia Smelling. contralto: Or. Frank
lin Lawson. tenor; Mr.. Frank Croxton,
basso with accompaniment by the Pitts.
burg Festival Orchestra.
Part Ill. Nutcracker Suite (Tscslai.
kowski) Ca Chinese Dance; OBJ Dance Of
the Toys; (c) Waltz of the Flowers. Pitts
burg Festival Orchestra 2 Aria from
That's" (Massaneu. Nine. Jomeih. Z.
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the oldest clothes i'm the house. The
people who come nearest to looking like
stage trampS are going to get enough
money in good gold coin TO buy a suit
dress of good clothes. For Wednesday
another confetti carnival is on the list.
The last two carnivals of this kind were
so successful that the Midway intends
TO keep them going. with entertaining
amuSementS scattered throughout the
evening. Comedy quartets. tramps and
other characters will be on hand.
Prizes for fancy dress costumes will
be offered for Thursday.
masked ball is scheduled for Friday
night. Every one who wants TO get In
with the crowd must wear mask For
the others there are seats in the bal
comics. Saturdays feature is In the ma
ture of flower evening" New features
VIII be announced every week. The fact
That single admission ticket admits To
everything. dancing included makes a
Midway evening very much like a big
party or dance with novel attractions
between numbers
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Portable home has stolen servant in the
guise of son-in-law, Shelton Perry.
Perry. iii addition To other faults, has
written u much discussed play called
also is Matrimony Failure? lie has
been bold enough to declare that not all
marriages are happy. In fact, ne and
his wife on the verge of one of their
frequent separations.
Most of the RoSedale couples have been
married by Justice OF the peace, or
rather 10y a clerk of the justice in the
absence Of the latter y visiting lawyer
struggling to clear mp the affairs OF the
iamented Justice decides that all these
marriages are void and half Rosedale
finds itself free from the other half
Promptly, the husbands, whose petty
quarrels with their wives have been made
clear, band together and shout defiance.
Never will they yield and consent to
renewal of their matrimonial vows under
lawful auspices until the individual wives
have agreed TO grant all they ask
The literary Perry proves their able
leader. A 10 less determined lieutenant
is found in the person of Frank Bolt, the
local contractor, whose years of married
life have been varied by frequent trips to
to New York to study the architectural
problems presented in the neighborhood
of Broadway and 42d street. The hus-
bands having made up their minds, the
wives find an even more skillful leader
I'm the person of Mrs. Bolt. who marshals
them in q revolt against the husbands.
The wives in turn take up their quarters
in the village inn
How the husbands are forced to sue
for quarter and how terms are made
form the story of the play. The cast in
cudes Frank Worthing, William Nor
ris. w J. Ferguson, Jane Cowl, Ann
Sutherland, Jane Grey, James Bradbury,
Robert Rogers, F. Newton Lindo, Louise
Macintosh, Louise Woods. Louise Rip
lev. John F. Weber. Edward Langford,
Frank Manning, Blanche Yurka, Josie
NJ Sullivan, Julia Reinhardt, Gilmore
Scott, John Randall, John THESE. Helen
Ferguson, Gretta Yandell, Marjorie Polk,
Josephine Bernard and Frank Denny
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GaYetY.

Bob Manchester'S burlesque and eXtrav-
asanza company. The Cracker Jacks
will be the attraction at the Gayety Thea
ter this week. Each season. under the
title of the Cracker Jacks. Manager
Manchester introduces AN entirely new
show made up of travestieS on the best
musical and dramatic offerings, the best
and most popular vaudeville entertainers
and novel and sensational acts.
Heading the feminine contingent this
season is RUBY I.eoni she is assisted by
the VivaciouS Soubretle. Lillian Nedder.
and the French QUAKER Maidens. Among
the comedians are Billy Hart, we'll known
in all the leading vaudeville houses in this
country and Frank Harcourt, another
unctuous farCeur. Some OF the speciality
acts are the Great Piroscoffis Troupe.
Pealson Colder and Lee. a trio of singers
and dancers, and La Belle Marie, dancer.
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Columbia.

."rhurstop." announced as the world 8
greatest magician, comes to the Coiumpla
Tbeater for a weeks engagement begin
ming tomorrow night.
This season Thurston brings an entirely
new program of mystery In lnoia he
made a study of the India magic crea-
tions and during his engagement in this
citv will introduce the Indian rope trick,
SO frequently described by travellers In
the far east. The Lady and the Lion
is a costly illusion. which necessitated the
Importation of a full-grown lion to give
Defect To the creation. Thurston's enter
tainment is not only elaborate, but re-
fined and interesting.
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Midway. 14th and Park road Prizes in
gold will be given for costumes on two
evenings.
Baltimore's champion cakewalkers will
entertain the crowd tomorrow evening.
Washington's champions went through
their PAGES last Monday night The Bal
timore team will arrive in the city today
and will hold rehearsal in the Midway
this afternoon before an invited audience
The floor will be roped off tomorrow night
and the audience will be able to see every
step In the entire contest Dancing after
the cakewalk promises to be better than
ever. as the Lion and the Mouse Maze
will be taken from its present position as
soon as possible to enlarge the dancing
space. Prizes in gold will be given for
"tacky' costumes Tuesday evening. The
idea is to turn the whole crowd into a
big "tacky party" To be "tacky' wear
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Coming Attractions.
BelaSco.

David Belascos production of Leo Dit
richsteins is Matrimony a Failure?'
has been secured for a weeks engage
ment at the Belasco Theater, beginning
tomorrow night. 1t had its premiere in
New York at the Belasco Theater Au-
gust "a, and has been there for seven
months.
The question which gives the play its
name is raised for American audiences In
the rural community of Rosedale, a town
near enough to New York to permit the
wandering husband 10 journey there, but
far enough away to have its own COM
munity life and its own independent
business men In the opening act they
are gathered to celebrate the twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary of the local bank
president and his wife. Into that COM
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New National.

At the National Theater this week the
attraction will be James Forbes newest
comedy. THE Commuters." Mr. Forbes
is the author of 1.-The Chous Lady and
1.-THE Travelling Salesman" In his latest
play he has gone into the suburbs for
dramatic material and energies with a
happy family living in Auburn Manor,
and about it's members has woven a most
amusing story.
The play is In four acts and the plot
concerns Larry and Hetty Brice. suburb
antics. and Sammy Fletcher, q New York
bachelor, who for years has been the
bosom companion of Mr.. Brice. Possessing
the intuitive qualities common to q great
husbands occasional diverEencies from
the, straight and narrow path are due to
the influence Of Fletcher the bachelor.
Fletcher has no more sympathetic
feeling toward the quiet life Of the
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spised by the settlers along the Canadian
line of Montana, but not without his
good points.
Val Galbraith the son of a roadhouse
keeper, has killed a reservation Indian
under peculiar justification and was
wanted by the Canadian police. Having
an affection for Vafs sister and being
otherwise under obligation to him. Pierre
undertakes to inform the fugitive's father
he is thwarted by the act of the sister,
Jen Galbraith, who, to save her lovers
honor carries to the headquarters of the
police the dispatches Of the trooper, who
has failed in his mission through plan
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Arcade.

moving picture theater at the Arcade
all day Saturday for the particular bene-
fit Of the school children of the city
The feature will be with Roosevelt
Through Africa" the rolls of films which
have attracted hundreds and hundreds of
folks to the Arcade to see the actual re-
production Of life in the dark CONT
nent Of the country's former chief ex-
ecutive during his long hunting expedi-
ton at the head Of the Smithsonian
party. Equally interesting to the chill
dren will be the special nlnas entitled
wild Birds In Their Haunts." For the
little city jewellers there will never be a
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suburb than Mrs. Brice has for the lights
and frivolities of the city. In order to
overcome the prejudice of each Brice in
vtes his friend to spend a day at his
suburban home
1t is here that Mr.. Forbes develops the
complications of this plot. He introduces
into the story a great many characters
typical of suburban life. MI Henry B.
Harris. under whose management The
Commuters is being presented, has Sc
lected the following cast: Jane Marbury,
Orrin Johnson, Taylor Holmes. George
Soule Spencer George Lawrence, Pauline
Duffield, Lillian Thurgate. E. Y. Backus
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Academy.

This week at the Academy II. B. Harris
will offer SEVERN De Deyn In pierre or
the Plains" which attraction had con-
siderable run at the Hudson Theater,
New York The play is in four acts and
IL based on Sir Gilbert Parker's Pierre
and His People, Mr.. De Deyn has re-
tanned the chief characters in the book
and has limited the action Of the play to
two days The actor impersonates gam
bier and border renegade. generally de-
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Majestic.

The vaudeville bill at the Majestic The
alter this week includes the Delmonts in
comedy acrobatic musical and dancing
act; Hill. Cherry and Hill. comedy cy-
clists: Major Smith and Mae, in singing
and Juggling act, and the Great Corbett,
comedy ventriloquist, and the majestic
graph.
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Casino Sunday Concert.

The program for this weeks Sunday
concerts at the Casino includes the I'm
perlal Comedy Trio. in up-to-date songs:
Williams and Weston. clever entertainers
known as Those Funny Boys: Wells
IL DeNeauX. in a musical number and
the usual high-ciass motion-picture plays
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Chase's.

Chase's this week will present Edwin
Stevens and company in a musical
comedy, "Guardy" Mr.. Stevens, as
Reginald Decapo. a New York clubman.
is said to have charming assistance
from Miss Tina Marshall, In the role
of his ward. The added attraction will
be Johnny Hyams and Leila Mcintyre.
in 1.-THE Quakeress," by Herbert Hall
Winslow. The prologue Of the ancient
English morality play. "ENeryman." as
produced In church by the monks in the
fifteenth century, will be included in the
Offering by Mabelle Carolyn Church. the
London interpretive artist. Twenty Min
utes of Tune and Talk from Edwards.
Murray and Terney; the Woods and
Woods trio in the pantomime. AN Mope-
ment by Wire; "Pilu.' the Italian mind
reading dog. and his naively humorous
master, Signor Ancillotti: Frank Odell
and Rose Kinley in strenuous comicali-
ties. and the vitagraph showing Bear
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better opportunity for study of the real
life and habits of the countrys feather
ed songsters and game birds. Announce
ments of the special entertainment have
been made in the schools, and because
the children are coming the theater Will
open it's doors at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning instead of the regular hour, :
o clock in the afternoon.
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Casino.


The Casinos bill for this week in
cludes. besides motion pictures, Spellman's
bears. an extraordinary animal act. Prin-
cess Chinquila, genuine Indian woman,
assisted by Maj Ed Newell, traveller.
musician and pistol shot, Princess
Chinquilla appearing at the door of her
wigwam in full native dress. which
scene is reproduction of the Pine Ridge
agency ration day, South Dakota, in
1875. Culture and musical talent are
qualities foreign to the Oldtime con-
ception Of the Indian, but the princess
is said to possess botk. Her voice Is
contralto and her songs are charac-
teristic and appropriate. In assisting
her Maj. Newell gives an exhibition of
japanese feats Of skill and strength.
performs on the banjo and does some
expert revolver shooting. The prin-
cess also presents a Cheyenne-SiouN
war dance.
Mile Capretta and the Chefalo COM
pany will present their Illusion, The Gar
den of Mystery and a number of other
mysteries. all of which are entirely new
and novel. A scenic production entitled
Fishing will be produced by the Pow
ers brothers, in which they will introduce
singing, dancing and a new roller skating
novelty. De Pace brothers in an instru
mental number, Georgalas & Co. in
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New LYcellm.

The "Brigadiers' will be the attraction
this week at the New LyceuIn This
season they will present their latest two
act musical comedy called 1.-The Kidder."
There are fifteen original vocal numbers
and ensembles. A number of vaudeville
specialties are distributed throughout the
production.
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Midway

Every night during the coming week
will be marked by special features at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-24

a novelty act Kerry and Whtford In a
singing sketch and George Brown and
his acroDatic dogs conclude the bill
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fDWlN II CURTIS
1TAaE DIRECTOR COLUMBIA
Pr LAYERS

Maude Knowlton, Louis Haines, Amy
Lesser Adelyn Wesley and Isabel Fen
ton.
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N ABELLE EsrELLE,
AcADEnr

laid by Pierre, thus bringing about the
final arrest of her brother. fact OF
which she is ignorant.
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Hunting in the Rockies conclude the
bill.
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- ~OTHING happened.

rOTHING happened.
\ The Walls OF wrath were
III emptied I'm torrents, but The
Lady from Jacks" (whO as
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-28
CAN TELL CHILD'S AGE
BY FEELING WRIST

Cambridge. - Professor Thomas
Morgan Rotch, of Harvard university
IL working along the lines set by DR..
Macmillan T. E. Grossman to deter
mine the actual development of a
child's mind and body, not by his
or her years, but rather by different
tests on child's wrist and arms.
Professor Rotch believes that young
children should be classed by their
anatomatic age rather than their
chronologic age.
You can tell horses age by look
ing at his teeth. but in the child the
truth is to be found in the wrist" he
says The formation of many little
bones, that together makes up the
wrist, is the index of the development
OF the child. Whether his years num-
her four or ten, the number of bones
in the wrist will determine whether
he is in reality a 4-year-old or a 10
year-old in strength of body and
mind
The babys wrist shows two tiny
bones in the mass of cartilages; the
child that is just finishing childhood
TO enter upon the next period has
wrist full of bones so to speak"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-28

Market closed Ia to s-4c bushel
lower than yesterday.
At the opening of the market con-
siderable long wheat was for sale and
this brought initial quotations s-s to
o-Sc lower than the closing of yester-
day.
Liverpool gave the market its first
taste of bearish today. Opening val
ues there were ga to 7-8d lower and
the closing 1 3-4d under Yesterday.
AT Paris further weakness was en-
countered. wheat closing s to 20
centimes lower and flour dropping
20 to so centimes.
Minneapolis advices stated that
there was absolutely no demand for
cash wheat there. Elevators at Kan
sas City were reported heavy sellers
even though the news from there
stated that Kansas crop advlces were
bad.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-28
Two Days More
Fer-Don Medical Experts
To Leave for Their Offices at Boxer
City, Ore, Sunday Morning, July 81
Liberal Offer to Treat All Who Call for Cost of Medi.
cine Only Positively to Expire Saturday Eve July 80

To Whom it May Concern
Nearly five years ago l was struck
with paralysis of the entire left side
of the body, being unable to move
even finger. l have been under the
care of three doctors and have taken
a great deal of patent medicines, but
was not cured. Three weeks ago l
began treating with the European
Medical Experts and the effects OF
their medicine and treatment are won-
derful, for have improved more un-
der their care in the three weeks than
l did all the time before and I take
great pleasure in recommending them
to all sufferers. / walked over seven
since took down sick five years ago.
MRS. EFFIE NJ. GOLDSON.
Junction City, Lane County, Or.
The Carnival of Healing the Sick Still
Goes On.
When Fer-Don and his medical ex-
perts first came to Pendleton his In
tention was to remain here until June
18th, but the public requested him to
remain longer, and the phenomenal
success OF his experts in curing the
very patients that other physicians
failed on compels the great Fer-Don
to remain until Saturday evening,
July 30th. There was great Joy at
the office last week when Fer-Don
announced that he would remain
longer. Many people from far and
near are coming in to consult these
medical experts. Each day at their
offices can be seen a carnival of heal
ing.
Wonderful Cure Of Paralytic.
Mrs. Meichais, OF 1913 1-2 Second
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-28
Knees Became Stiff
Five Years of Severe rheumatism

Barton Street. Boston, Mass, is anoth-
er victory by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
This great medicine has succeeded in
many cases where others have utterly
failed. Mr.. Goldstein says: 81 suf-
fered from rheumatism five years, 1t
kept me from business and caused ex-
cruciating pain. My knees would be-
come as stiff as steel. / tried many
medicines without relief, then took
Hoods Sarsaparilla, soon felt much
better, and now consider myself en-
tirely cured. ] recommend Hoods"
Get 1t today in usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-28
Bids For Wood.

The County Court OF Umatilla
county will receive sealed bids for so
cords of red fir wood cut from green
timber to be delivered at the Court
house yard on or before Nov. 1st,
1910. Bids to be filed with the County
Clerk on or before 10 o'clock August
9Th, 1910. Bids must be accompanied
by a check of five per cent of the
amount OF bid.
The county court reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
Dated July 18th, 1910.
FRANK SAILING,
County Clerk.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-28
A Golden Wedding

means that man and wife have lived
70 good old age and consequently
nave kept healthy. The best way to
Keep healthy is to see that your liver
does its duty 365 days out Of 365. The
only way to do this is to keep Bal
lard's Herbine in the house and take
1t whenever your liver gets inactive.
DO cents per bottle. A. C. Koeppen &
Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-28
DAIRY CATTLE SELL
WELL IN ST0cKYARDS
GOOD QUALITY Is
IN EXCELLENT CALL
Demand Is Much Heavier Than Sup
plies and All Good Quality Brings
Big Pricc-Caltle Strong.

Portland Union Stockyards. North
Portland Or, July 27.-Sales of cat
tie recently have been made at low
prices, but this is due entirely to the
lack of quality offerings. First class
cattle was never In better demand
than today. The recent sale of steers
at So could be duplicated today, ac-
cordlng TO the trade, We're equal quail
ity offering. In the main recent sup
plies have been inferior and, con-
sldering this, values obtainable have
been good.
Portland has come TO the front as
a center for the sale of dairy cows,
and scarcely a day passes but what
there Is an excellent call for this class
of stock Prices obtainable vary,
naturally. but good offerings are al
ways quickly picked up at highest
quotations.
No hogs arrived in last night or this
morning. That branch OF the live
stock market Is steady
sheep market is firm, but the alb
sence of arrivals during the past As
hours has caused little activity and
nominal prices.
Among the shippers
Lee Miller had a load of cattle in
from jefferson today.
G. O. Vernon was a shipper from
the same place today. He was offer
ing load Of cattle. calves and horses
today.
l.. L. West, who holds the Oakland.
Or. trade, brought forward a mixed
load of cattle and calves today
:. l.. overton of Brownsville was
an arrival with a load of cattle.
]. ]. Miller shipped a load of cat
tie, calves and horses from Lebanon.
George Perry was in from Heppner
with a load of cattle.
Knorr and Zumwalt had two cars
Of cattle from Cottonwood. Idaho, in
the yards today.
Ed Knorr shipped three loads Of
cattle from Grangeylle, Idaho, to the
North Portland yards.
Today's run of livestock compares
with this day in recent years as fol-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-28

DIR. LYNN K. BLAKESLEE, CHRo-
mic and nervous diseases, and dis
eases Of women. X-ray and Electro
theraputics. Judd building, corner
Main and Court streets. Office phone
Main 70; residence phone, Main bs4.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-28

WANTED-Classified ads. such ~
help wanted; rooms or houses T
rent; second hand goods for sale;
in factany want you want to gel
filled, the East Oregontan want
your want ad. Rates: Tire lin 5
one time. 20 cents; two times. &c
cents; six times, 10 cents. Five
lines one time, 80 cents: two times.
IS cents: six times, ;1.16. Count
six words to the line. Send your
classified ads to the office or mail
to the East oregonian, enclosinS
silver or stamps to cover the am
cunt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-28

General range OF livestock values
as shown by actual sales:
Cattle-Best oregon steers, 6: ordi-
nary steers. s5.7Od 5.75 common
steers. $3.50: best. S4.65: fancy $i5o;
poor, 50: heifers, s4,75G5 $40; bulls
S3d375.
Hogs-Best east Of the mountains
$1O.20m10.25: fancy Sl0.l5. stock
ers. and feeders. So
Sheep-Sheared best yearllhg
Gethors, 1925. old wethers, $3.50 W
$3.50; spring lambs, $4.50a6; ewes
S3.25mS.50.
Calves-Best, S6.75; rdnary $3.50
d5.75; poor, s4G5
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-28

4 year ago today there was a INN
tone In all lines OF livestock, but cat
tie were exceedingly strong. No price
changes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-28
PHYSICIANS.

II. s. GARFIELD, M. D., HOMEO-
pathic physician and surgeon. Of
flee Judd block. Telephones: Ofnce,
black 3411; residence. red 1858.