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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13
Nns ben, poli3ei9ertdbt.

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tpssen 6erumlunserns perbdftss poS'
ben iparen, sIGnsten geitsrn i'm pOiis
seieeriht ourh ablpeienbeit unb ibrs
8lrsfhaftsn. tpelhe bon bem profei.
iionellen giirsen Siuue BalIsntins ees
ftellt lporbsn fparen. iuuroen fiir Der,
fallen srilGrt.
We6rtre anbere Wertreitrinnen bei
6albnelt tpurben tpsssu 5erumhin.
germs gu ie $40 nno ben Rotten Der
urtbeilt.
Die 0erbanbluns ssssn Gmmeil
George unn leona 4llen, BON Nc
550a Carlisle Mpenue, ipeIhe ON
Wontae Mtenb beim Spiumrouher
abgefabt iporoen tpursH, ipurbe aul
ben 80. Dt3smber pertdst.
Sn einsm Shuppsn an Denhom
unb Dumont Gtrabe lisbsn am RoH.
tag Mbenb msbrert Wdnnsr ben Bier
ieH.I irsiien. bis fie ale msbr Obsr noe.
niger angetrunten iparen. ais bic II
Scbre alk Mbbie gruinn. BON 30
3742Weohe Mptnue. porbeitom. per
(u1te gborlss paneoit. elmer h.r 81
Ger. iie In ben Snuppen 81 ihIsppen
MnI bic 6iIferufs oes Wdb6sns tilt,
poli3iit @bsriDooo btrbei, bel btneT
Anblid ok aerle Rtibaus ndhmsn
lem Henmisn selans es iebc6, bsr
pnneofi einSubolsn uno mad bsftistn
Wiberfanb fsltsunehmsn. MhberDtrs
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panfoIi nnrhe tpssen tb6tliHen IN
sriffs Az 80 1osen Mrbeiisbans. Sex
nnb Rotten perurtbeilt, npGbren0 Use
Abams ipee<n unorbsntliGtn Detrd'
9fnS NIT ein<r Gtrais bon $6 uHo r.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13

Rad LANCER Debate beitloB ni.
Dottssadsr GjeiellIhoft geiiern abenb,
ooB bic Guaoumente aller Ronus
meute, Grdbiteine etc. 5 5ub tisf uno
auf iolioem untersrunbe anselest
rperben miifsn. Die 3ootengrdxr
Der brsi 9c!sssdder tperben baDon be-
na1rihtigt ipsrosn, iih Itrens an oisie
8oriHrift 81 baIten,
Sn Der ssftrigen 9eriommlls,e.
ipelfe unter gorfts bon 6erru 6p.
aiItnsr unn Der protptollfiibruns bss
6errn Geo. .. Shranb In Der ct.
Markn Shulballe itattfu, b. ipurben
bic 9erihte ntr ftebenoen 3 ,mrnitteen
perIsfen uno aneenommerl. Gs sebi
borous betpcr. bob im 9e, ,laufe nes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13

Wonuts auf benz ct. Marienz8ottegs
oder go. auf bem ct. Soiepbs AZ
unb auf bem Ct. Sobannes 9ottess
ater "a Geiten beerDigt purben, ous
runter bic BON 8 4rmen. Der Sber-
i6asmeiitsr 9srr 5rant SelI6er be-
ri6tete, oaB bic ginnubmen nit aai.
ienbeitanb $384732, bic ausgabsr
$275704 betrugen, 10 bag $1090.2e
in Der aaiie perbleiben. Qn Die Or.
men purpen $314.25 ausbssdblt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13
etarb sm MlterSld dblsGl y.

Die 80 Sabre oIte 6rdu Morp
&tttt, BON 30. 211 Msit 16. Gtrobe,
iDtl6e beipubtIps duf ber 0ouStreppe
Np. III MdrD Gtrobe litoenD dufs
gefunben ipurbs, ifnrb ipdtsr TN nab.
HT3en 6cfpitol, obns bal HspubtieiR
'iDishsurlunGt ~ 1dbsn. Dst Goscner
lpuybt bena9ri&tisi nnb fis1ie II
tsssI4 4Dd&s nab Gsf46pfan9 als 50,
bsIuria9e fejt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13
llnIauterer Wetfbemerb.

Die Staats Steuertommthore
pabit unb Munu itno geitern ppn Cos
lumbus Tn elmer bsionosreu UtiHlon
bier einsstrpffeu. Gs lit bstannt. bab
perfhiebene yirmen, Die sigene sIettris
ite MnIagtn bobsn. els.trifhs aruft
fir NeIeuhtunsss oosr 9etriebssiDsde
an Nnnbarn pertaufsn. Die bon Der
perfloHenen GtaatsseIsBsebung onets
nommenen Steusrgeiege ftsmpeln bas
als unIautern Wsttbeperb, oenn iie bes
ftiinmen, bob nur regular tcn5sfios
nirte 8eleu6tunss GeieaiAofttn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13

Ter groBe Bad oesielben finbet am
20. Sanuar itatt.

Sm 8anrifhen ltntsrItiiBungsoers
eir freut man itd ihoH uuf ben gdu,
ben Der 9srein am 20. Sanuar in ben
Sdlen Der Irbeiierballe perauitdItet.
Set einigsr 3eit fhon lit Elm eifriges
Gommtttee nit ben 9orbereitungen Be-
ihdFtigt unb in Der geftrigen Ser.
iommIung lteb IS burh ieinsn 9orz
tiger, 6errn gonrdo 9robtopf, beri6-
ten, boB bic arrangements i'm beiten
Gange iino uno Elm erfplgreihes Seft
in 2lusiidt ftebt. 3ahlreite befreun-
nete 8ereine tdtten bereits Die ginz
luoung angenommen, iooab Elm itarter
2eiuh ntht ausbleiben tann. Die
9ptttbsilungen bes 6errn 9robtopf
purben nit groBsm gsifaa auFgenom.
men uro Die cnfpeisnben Witglieber
beriprahen ihrsrisits, purh regsn Si-
dstperfauf gum Grfotg oes 5eItes sben=
raas bsitrasen 3u pollen.
Die 8sreinsperIdmmlung fanb ME
ublih in Der 4rbeiterhalls Itdtt unb tie
mar trob oes fhlshten Dettsrs gut
heIuht, Elm gsnsis, oab Die 5errsn
pom gaperiIten untsrItiiBungspereiII
an ben Qngelssen6eiteu Tires Bereirs
oSntereTe nebmen uno Regen Tie bon
rem 8erfammlungen ni6t fsrnbaItsn
fam. 5err Qbam SenosIbah fiihrte
rem goriiB unb 5err Dan. 2agenbtehI
oas qrototol.
Der 9erein Bat tpieper 3upahs sr'
haItsn, oenn 5srr Sohn Rsnner bon
9to. 1913 gine Strabs tpurbe CUR mit.
gItsoThaTt ertpdblt unb nit elmer her3s
li6sn Qnipra6s bon Seiten bss 9rd.
fbenten eingsfiibrt. Die 2rantsnliitc
rurbe BON ben 5erren 6snrp 6dfner
uno Sohn 9eBner eineereitt. sic ent.
belt Die Tamen BON bret ertruntter
Mitglisbern uno bic Gruntenunteritiis,
uno gum 9etrass bon $27 puroe be-
trilIiot.
Der beutfte aonfuI uno engert
Qanbsmann Or. Oscar me3ger mir
IN Der ndhiten 8erIdmmluug iein 8i
plom in gmpfang nehmen.
QGhIten Sonntag babsn Die baneri
iben @sreinsbriioer einsn eefhdftigsr
5ae, aber bas 8sidGft lit BON arse'
nehmsr glrt, benu ss beftsht i'm geiud
Der '5eftIthteitsn breisr befreunostei
gsreine. Die MitsIieoer psrfammelr
Iit an oteIsm Sage um 5 l6r Rad
mtttoss Bel Ssrru 5snrp 6dfnsr al
Ter Gin unb 2ibsrtn StraBs uno Be
aebeu fih Don ha sur Central 5urn'
halle, aIlpo Der 8sutihe 2anopsbr
perein unb Der Rbeinpfdl3er untsrIt
Gersin ibrs SseTtfihteiteu hoben. Rah
hem bic Wtitslieoer auf beioen Steler
lanoe asnua pertpsiIt baben, esht e
ndh Der 2rbeiterhalle, benn bort 6a
| Ger 9ooofellofp Sdnaerhor feline lin
terhaltung. 8amit bic gansrn nih
Ictb lsiosn, 1T Elm sntIprsaenber BE
troe aus Der 8srtinstaFe oeripillia
tporben. Die ginlaoun9 CUR Seitlth
felt nes Shpeiser Mdnnsrhors an
81. DECEMBER tpuroe sbenfalls dnae
nrmmeu. bod piro iif Der 9erein nu
nah arGften betheiltaen. Rsqsr Be
fuh tpurbe ben Wiitglieosrn ans ger
selest.
| Die Ginnabmen oes ositrigenQbenoi
betrussn S7.20 unb Die @usqaben Sal
| Raheem Die geT6dfte srlsoist paren
| blieben bic 6erreu nod 3u einsm gIdu
oers uno Rneipitiinodeu belfammen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13
3ieberfra,s3s 6o,s3ert.
SntsrsFamtes prssramm ionmt am
nS9hen 1onneriias In Der Wemorial
Gale CUR Gar9iabrnns.

am icmmenben TonnerItag abenb
peronitaItet Der Cincinnati aieoerz
irun3 in Der RemorioI 6alls iein
sriiss aon3,r. In bi.fer Goiion unb
Mtifier Gbrgott bat NIT feiner irddes
rem G6ngerinaar cine Reibe neusr,
prdhtigsr Gborlieber einftubirt. 5ers
ttsr Tnb fir bas aon3ert aud 5fpei
krporrog<nbe Soliifen estponneu
tporben, nGmlid bic kiannte Sopras
niffin Grl. Mortba Die.meisr uno Der
Diclinift Serr 4colf Borjss. DDS
Dolitdnbise prOsramm bes abenbs iit
ipis iolst:
Ghrr rDsihe bes 2iebes"
O. galbamus
gariioniolO 5.rr Sa,Db sissus.
Colo fir 9iOlin. = ~poIonaifs Bril-.
Iiante" 8. Wieniaips,i
5err Wbolf 8. Borits.
Gbor - .GIus Der aiebe" 9oltsIisb),
arr. BON Cthsgrapen
Sung 5nnn." Gang.
colo fur Sopran-. .Wsibnah.sli.oer
peitr GorneIius
,Qbriitbuum".
Die 6irien".
.Th a0nise".
Simeon y
rGbriitus. Der ainberfreunb'.
.ghriftustinb1.
Fri. Martbc g. Gietm.ier.
Gbor - .Guomi's Gans4, 3. Wail
.9as glodbausA, WihIsl
GoIo fir DioItns:
s6umoreste1 u. DDord'
.Gennnb:" GrbIc
Serr aboIf goriss.
Gbor - Der aiidud ruff"
.R. Ghwalm
rDcs pIapptrmduIHen1
@. WobleemutE
Golp fir Sopran Der 6imn,el
ia. cine Itrdne stipsint". q. Rider
s5rl. Wariba 6. 9isiinei.r.
Uiolin Cblisato-5srr Horits.
gbor - Die perlaiiens miibIe
Esmpletpn Gtrone
| SopranfpIo sJrl. D;esmeisr.
Die Besleituns biersu BAT Ser,
Woltr Gsberser frsunblinit iiber'
nrmmsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13

Jn sinsm Mannlon an Der Ode Der
9. An. unb WoInut Gtrabe fanb seT
.herR NOreeu s.sen $50 utr cine
'0assrploiion iia.t, tpel1e BON elmer
Iauten. ipeitbin borbdren Detonation
beekitet mar. Der UprfolI rief b<Deu.
ienbe Mufresuns In Der Rahbarihaft,
nnmentlin nni<r otn Gdften Der psrs
idiehsu<n nobe Der llnfa1jtsle befian,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13

liden 6oteIs berpor. SpriBen 60. 8
mar in fpenisen Mainuten sur 9teIle,
brauhts jeoob niht In gbdtigteit 3u
treten. Bel benz llnfaa purbe Hie@
manb berlebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13
UafesUau.

Senrp S'Dap, premtersShi
Der glat. Qisa. Geftern gum
5duptltug Der .Rebs" ernannt. -
Seine Wabl bsfriebiet ben 8lub
unb bic sans. -llnteriu4ung
bes gifet. Sfdnodls i'm Sanpe pers
laufen. WisoererDdblune oes
prdftbenten 2pnd pom Der Hat.
2iga. - 0erbunb Der beiben gros
BEN Gisas aufssl6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13
MRS. R. YAEGER,

Sruft IieIsrn bIrfen. Die beiosn
Steuer aommifdre polIen nun uns
tsrfuder, bis 81 peltem 8raos piez
Ter runIautere Wettbetperb" bier aes
biebsn 1T. Die betrsffenoen 5trmen
foQeu epentueu 5ur Rahbeiteueruns
6eranosapoen peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13


grdIioent Quguft 6errmunn bat
8ort gebulten uno geitern (8ienitas),
tpie Dor ietner 4bretie BON Cincinnati
peripro6en, ben Hamsn bes neuen
0duptlings fir bic ReDs (9enrp
S'TaD betaHnt gsgeben. Seine Bahl
1T ,auf einsn Wann gefallen, DeHsn
Namen niemaIs unter ben pielen Be-
rperbern eenannt Dorben mar unD
oeifsn 4niteauna fopobl bic Spislsr
oes alubs ala bas geiammte Bale
baa. .publitum ben Cincinnati NIT
aubergepohnlihsr 8eFrieoisuns err
fiilt.
5srr S'9ap srfrsut fih iton felt
langen Sabren bes fpohlperDienten Ruz
fes, Der bette ShisDsri6ter oes 2anz
bss gu isin uHo ipiro als Iolher BON
Spislsrn unb Bans sea6tet. gr mar
in feinen iiinseren Sabren als Shlsus
osrer in perIdieosnsn Glubs Der gros
ben 2isa tbdtig. 5err S'01p miro gss
gen gnbe oiefer Wphe in Cincinnati
sintreffen unb iofort Die 3iigsI bes
Glubs in bic 5anb nebmen. Wit bem
Material, bas ibm isin 8orednger
Griffith bintsrlaiIn bat, tpirb sr i'm
Stanbe Isin, i'm ndditen Griibjabr Ell
nsn Hlub in's BeIo su fIbrsn. Der
Cincinnati gu Gbrsn eereitsn unO in
benz Sabrestumpfe um bas pen
pon 1912 cine prpminsnte Roue ipielen
nirb.
SSn Der Sisung Der RationalsEoms
milton, bic am montag 8ormittaq
in Rem Yort nntsr osm 8orIib Bee
5srrn auguit 5errmunn 3uIammsn:
trat unb il6 um 6 lhr N6enos per:
tast., tpurbe Der IidetpsrtauF. .Stans
bal Der Observation-Disclosures Be
| ssi6lpfisren 5biirsn dusgsoroitsn
Gs iheint inoeB BEL Der uHteriuhun:
nitt gelunsen 3u isin, bic Shulb si'
nes 4noeite(Iien Der 6eipen Champion
Glubs - yRiefen" (Rdt. 2iad) uni
.2ltblstics" C4m. 2iga) - feit3uitellsr
Obsr in 9sr6inbung nit bsn unsrluub
ten 9orpertauf bon 1itsts an bi
rStaIpsrs" gu brinsen. 5offsntlih II
bieis uniaubtrs QHgelsgsnhsit oauI
abgetban, bod bGlt Tth Die aorlrii
| iion 6ereit, ntues gsipeismateriaI sHt
| 9s9en3une6men.
|
5n Der ss'trisen 5abresperiamm
lung beg 9irettoriums Der Rational
2isa, beitebeuo aus ben 9rditoentsl
Der 8 alu5s, tpurbe 5err Sbomai
Gpn6, Der jssige grdIibent ber 2iga
auf bic Tau.r bon einsm Sa9r pisoer
srpablt.
Cine Tspsf6e aus Rem gort Be
riftste seitsrn Qusno. baB ous Dor
tdgenbs 9irsttorium Der 4merical
Gisa Ii9 burh 9sIhlub BON ben
gunoe nit Der Rdtional 2iga gstrsnn
bat. Tn Ginselbeitsn oisfes beceu
tunqspolIsn S6rittes fehl.n nod
SoFfentli6 1T ss nur Elm Sturm In
5bee.eIiel, BON oem GrSn0r9ler Sobn
ion 6eraufbsIhporen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13

Sn Der ssitrissn 5abresperiamms
lung beg 9ir.ttoriums Der Ratipnals
9iga, bsit.beuo aus ben 9rdiioentsn
Der 8 afu5s, puroe 5err Sbomas
2pnt. Der jssige grdiiosnt Der 2iga.
auf bic Tau.r bon einsm Sa9r pisoers
srpGblt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-21
If YOU HAVE ECZEMA OR ANY
SKIN OR SCALP TROUBLE
HERE is GOOD NEWS.

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fled with results. We have so much
faith in Zemo that we want you to
try it by sending to the e. w Rose
Medicine Co, 1892 Olive Street, st.
Louis, Mo-. 10c in stamps to pay post
age for a generous sample of ZEMO
and ZEMO (antiseptic) SOAP and our
32 page booklet on skin diseases OR
get a bottle today at Pendleton Drug
Co. and If you are not pleased with
results they will refund your money.
ZEMO is a clean, scientific prep
aration that washes away and de-
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that cause the trouble. stops the
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after one application. ZEMO abso-
lntely cures eczema in all its forms as
we'll as hives, rashes, acne. letter. bar
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Indorsed and sold by druggists ev-
erywhere and in Pendleton by Pen
dleton Drug Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-21
At THE PICTURE SHOWS
The Orpheun.

Pendleton's favorite picture the
ster. Program of interest for Friday
and Saturday.
:. Told in the Sierras." Selig.
Written and produced by Frances
Boggs. In the early days of Califor-
"a, stage robberies were of common
occurrence. This is stirring picture
Of those days and the interest is in
tense Pictured amidst the wintry
E1ows of famous Mount Lowe in CAL
fornia
2. 'The Stumbling Block. Vita
graph \ comedy drama. The par
excellence of picturedom
Jean" the Vitagraph dog. is in it.
Jean" is the stumbling block to
FIorence's love. Through strategy
Billy wins Jeans" love and Flor
snce's. too. A dandy picture. Don't
HISS it,
3. THE Ransom" Gaumont. How
Jimmie aided the police. The we'll
known boy actor plays the hero in this
strong drama Of love versus duty. Jim
mie has excited the most faborable
comment by his clever acting and he
was never better than in this picture
He makes the picture delightful.
4 "A Fascinating Bachelor" Lu-
bin. He fled from all who loved him
and loved the one who fled from him
This sparkling comedy presents the
adventures Of a rich bachelor who be
comes the cynosure Of the eyes Of al
The marriageable women in town But
he falls in love with a nurse employed
m his house. And then comes q
Wedding
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-21

of others might not be imperiled, Mrs.
Jacob Leon grappled with her large
shepherd dog when 1t was suddenly
stricken with hydrophobia. The dog
was tied to its kennel with rope
when Mrs. Leon discovered its con-
dition. An instant later II had bitten
the rope in two and, swapping, snarl-
ing and frothng at the mouth, 1t
started to leave the premises.
Realizing the danger to others, Mrs
Leon called sharply TO the animal
and catching it by the sides of the
head, forced 1t into a woodhouse.
William f. Green, a neighbor, was
summoned to dispatch the dog with
shotgun, and when he arrived the dog
was dashing madly about the wood
house, biting everything within its
reach Mrs. Lepn's arms were
scratched by the teeth of the dog as
she held it, but the skin was not
broken.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-21
The Pastine.


The house Of quality Attractive
program for Fridays change:
ivan Bibber's Experience" Edi-
son drama. taken from the pages Of
@Richard Harding Davis" This is
nnesuccess. It shows how Van Bib
5er made a man Of a convict just out
from term and unable to get work.
Two Of Edison's best players take
the leading parts and make very
sraiseworthy picture Of the situation.
The scene where the convict, freed
months earlier because Of good con-
duct. comes unexpectedly to his wife
e fine: its worth while seeing. Van
Bibber and the clubman who lost
Ais gems act their parts well. The
situation is one very worth while pic
turing II is well conducted and very
interesting
"The Mission worker" Selig. Helen
Maitland daughter Of minister, de-
Fotee her life TO the uplifting Of the
Chinese. a rich Chinaman falls in
Enve with her BIS friendliness angers
Author Hadly. the girls lover. He
1uarrels with her and they separate
Put Helen discovers afterwards that
ne Chinese go from her school to the
gambling den. Then in strong scenes
she shows that she is honest and NO
eniy renounces her useless and un
appreciated work but wins back hel
lover.
"Mary's Strategem" Melies Co. W.
have i'm this film a western picture
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-21

that is different. Girls have been
captured by Indians before, but it re-
mained for this girl to challenge the
chiefs warrors to a race. On the
chiefs warriors to a race. On the
forgot to stop and soon all the war
riors in the tribe were after her There
was a little jealousy mixed up with
the matter to begin with, lovers
misunderstanding of a gaudy hand
kerchief Only for this Mary would
not have been riding alone and
wouldn't have been captured by the
Indians. The disconsolate lover en-
ters now and rescues Mary.
Avenged" Eclipse. This is a
story of Gaelic people and it has some
very beautiful scenes including one
that pictures a Drudic wedding.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-21
The Cosy.

A program abounding in dramatic
strength and full of stirring situations
that thrill and delight for Friday and
Saturday.
''The Child of the Rancho" Bison.
CDel Blancett and wife appear in this
picture They will be seen at this
years Roundup in Pendleton.) At
appalling speed a horse gallops madly
along, while on it's back clings a
frightened child of 12 screaming for
held A cowboy appears and rushes
to the rescue, plying spurs and quirt.
His noble steed responds to the call
and one watches the wild race with
breathless interest. The cowboy gains
on the runaway; now he is along
side and without slackening his kill
ing pace leans far over and grasps
the child. This is one soul-stirring
scene shown in this great western
film. Some cowboy games are also
shown, making this a feature West
ern. Finely colored
"Sunbonnet Sue" Yankee. A
beautifully colored film telling in a
delightful manner a story of "Old
Kentucky" Sue owns some wild
mountain land which is wanted By the
steel trust as it contains valuable iron
ore. A graphic story of the greed
Of a great corporation in trying to
| gain possession of her land and the
/ methods they used, only to be beaten
/ in the end. A pretty love story Is in
! terwoven. Auntie and her corn-cob
pipe will amuse you.
Pack to the Soil" a country boy
| goes to the city to study art and after
| a year his money is gone and he finds
! himself in trouble. His sweetheart
goes to the city and unknown to him
buys his worthless pictures so he can
pay his debts. The boy decides to &c
home and the manner Of his arrival
and his welcome makes a happy end
ing to story Of great human inter
est. Finely colored.
'The Question" Power. 4 Jewish
girl marries a Catholic and when 9
child arrives bitter discussion over
: the baptism ensues as to which ser
, vice shall be used. The priest and th'
rabbi finally decide to leave the ques
ton TO a higher power. In after year,
2 the husband leaves his wife. The bo!
: throws a ball at Jew peddler. fellin,
him to the ground. His mother tell
p the boy the old man is his grand
r father A reconciliation Is finall,
brought about Finely colored.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-21
Go On sentimental journey.

ces Bower and John Weddell well
known and popular young people of
the Sunnyside neighborhood, went to
Walla Walla in Weddell's auto ac-
companied by her sister and gen.
tleman friend. After their arrival
Miss Bowers and Mr.. Weddell slip
ped away from the other couple
about o'clock. procured a marri-
age license and went to the Metho-
dist Episcopal parsonage where they
were welded by the Reverend H. o.
Kimball. The bride is only II years
of age. out the parents have forgiven
the happy couple
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-21
HE COULD READ At = YEARS.
Kansas Boy Is Educational Prodigy


Topeka, Kan While educators in
the eastern states are making a close
study of the Boston boy who is an
educational prodigy and a sophomore
at Harvard, the Kansas educators
have also a prodigy that is arousing
considerable interest among teachers.
He is Lewellyn Lai Zpre of Lawrence,
who will enter the sophomore year at
the University of Kansas next fall at
Is years. and will receive degree
from that institution before he is IS
and at the usual age for boys and
girls to be entering the university.
In seven years this boy has done
all of the common, high school and
freshman college work. His parents
refused to allow him to attend school
until he was years old, and he has
done two years ordinary school work
every year. except one. Lewellyn
Zure is the son of d. Lai Zure of 1897
Baker street, Lawrence. He was
born at Columbus, Kan, October 23,
1895. He Is a nephew of Samuel j.
Crawford former governor of Kan
sas, also nephew of L. l.. Llewellyn,
duulHtI lOllltI sONtillpl VI lHe Sldtt'
and a distant relative of the late Sam
uel j. Tilden of New York
He Is Real Boy.
This boy mastered the alphabet at
16 months and could read when he
was two years old At five he was
reading, for amusement, the lighter
| plays of Shakespeare and at 6 he was
studying civil engineering. The boy
after completing his regular college
work. intends to take up engineering
| The father and mother would no
send their boy to school, so he studied
and read anyway. The lad was as
| healthy as any youngster He ha!
never had the attention of a physi'
clan. He is a tennis devotee but ha!
never aspired to be a major league
/ hero.
When he started to school at
years he began making up lost time
and never missed making two grades
a year until he entered Baker univer
sity at Baldwin last fall as a fresh
man and with high school grades HI
spent all of last year as a freshman
at Baker and then his parents moved
to Lawrence so he could enter tn
state university.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-21
@ s4a @ DRIVES OUT
-. -. =. MALARIAL POISONING

Ml N disease which gradually destroys the Strong noulSt
inc elements of the blood When the maara poison begins ABSORB
the rich red corpuseS of the circulation we see pe o
Weaker the appetite falls digestion disturbed cis and slight
fever are frequent and aggravated cases bos ana epmo
oft On hc Hh Malaria is poverty and the only way 10 cure
the trouble to enrich and purify the circulation Nothing equai
SSS ac blood purifier and is especially adapted 10 e % & %
maaral oub because it contains harmful minerals aa we
rjddns the system Of the maaria germs SIS builds up me es
constitution by its tonic effects IT you are sueaG %
Malaria begin the use of and rid yourself OF this weakening
disease Book on blood and medical advice desired Se "
to ali who write and request SSis sold at drug stores
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co. ATLANTA GA.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-21
Remembers The Dog.

North Yakima, Wash.-Mike Short,
who was sentenced last week to serve
out a good sized fine on the city
chain gang, by working at the de-
struction of the old Jail building, es-
capped with two other men turned up
again for work, with the air of one
who was to receive SO cash for his
day. instead of that much credit on
his fine Mike explained to the Of
ficer who acts as foreman that he
had left his little dog tied beneath
the bed at home, and that for three
days the dog had been without food
or water