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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-26
GiHes 0ialers GbrseiS.
sie striabs eiHtm isiHer gemdIbs brH srisRHs
tsz pIat I'm wluisum uerinaffen psIltf.

Gin Barrier Weitarbeiter Der rRbeis
niId.peitiGliiben 8eitiins" er5dblt
ans 9lnIaB oes ~Woua 2iia" IRaiibeS
elm amiiantes @egenItiid 5u Der
Sorte Der Whiielimsbiebe un6 erins
merit an ienen NaIer Charles Sour
bier, Der Dor einem Sabre Die Sci.
terfeit bon gang Sranfreid hoOur9
erregte, baB er periudte, elm Bib
in oas Wluieum bon 81. t.-@louo elm.
5uidmuggeln. Sn oieiem 0tuieum
iparen BON Rapoleon III. ungefdbr
200 giIoer untereebraf)t lporoen,
Die i'm 9ouore feinen Blas batten.
Gin 8Grter borte nun eines cages
ODER pieImebr zines gta1ts elm frGf.
tiees &Iopfen. @r begab fi6 5u oem
Srt Der 8ubeitorrng unb fanb bier
einen iebr iirngen Rann bomit be.
ihGftigt, einen Gaeel in bic 8ano
eirSuidIagen. Der iunee Mann mar
10 Ieioeni6aitIi6 bel ieiner arbeit,
oab er neber iab nod borte, mas INN
i'm borsiug. Der Starter mar neu-
gierig, mas Der Singing pobI rpolle.
un6 Iieb i'm rubis seip6bren. ba &C
fab, bob nitt elm 9iebitabl beobii1-
tist mar. @nOIid aoe Der Singing
aus einem Bodet elm 3iemIid grobes
Bib in foitbnrem Iabnen beroor
un6 bGngte es an bem Rogel aut.
Damn mari er Gem 8iloe nod einen
liebepolen rn6 ItoIaen Bid Su m6
lpoIlte iid entfernen. 9a Iegte iid
aber Die idpere SanS oes @eieses
auf ibn. Der B6rter faBte ibn um
&rogen uno fragte i'm, mas Der I'm
tug ioIle, uno Oh man ibm bas Bib
abgetauft babe. Ser n66tlide 9eiu-
der berneinte 6ies un6 erfI1rte, ipei-
ter feline sIusfunft seben au ipoIIen.
Or mubte olio nit aiif Die Bolijei.
gluh bier tpollte er anfanes Die 9e-
ipeggriinoe ieines Sbuns nift ange-
ben, geitano aber f6IieBli6 inter
@rrotben elm, 6aB er CHARLES Sour
bier beige umo RiinitnlaIer Iei. Or
babe bisber MIR elm 8eItreben ges
babt: eines ieiner 9iI6er in einem
offentliden Wuieum bdngen 3u ieben,
babe Der WIielimsoerpoItng au6
ihon bes ofteren 6as glngebot ge.
maft, ibr elm Bib bon ieiner Sano
aIs @eident gu iiberIaiien, iei aber
itets abgelpieien iporoen; oo babe er
es benu auf 6ieie eigenortise 8eiie
oeriu6t, elm Bib bon iid in einem
Weuieum gu ieben. 9a er peiter
nidts oerbrohen bate, rpur6e er io-
fort auf freien Sub gefest. Sein ff0-
ner Eraum nabm aber balo elm @nbe,
oenn oas Bib tpur6e mieOer abge-
bdngt unb an Dem 9ogel, ben er NIT
10 oieIer Itiibe einidIue, bGngt iest
elm SortrGt RapoIeons III.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-26
Die Sniel Der SdpadJiiHnisen.

9ie n91ntfde 5iiriorse fir
Sduaffinnige" bat Dor fur5em eine
interefante Neuerlng eingefiibrt.
Sic er1parb Die i'm 9infioro geIe-
gene $50 Settar sroBe Sniel 9io0.
Inn bort elm gipl fir ifhpafitnnige
RGnner nit antiio5iaIen Sen6enjen
gu errihten. Die 309Iinge, Die aui
Sieie SnieI fonmen ioQen seb0ren
Bu 6erienigen Rategorie oonS6pa6-
iinnisen, Die i'm Rabmen elmer gro.
ben SeiIanitaIt pegen ibrer anti.
io5ialen Senben3en unb tpeeen ibres
$nnses gum 8aeubon6iren It6ren.
unb obtpobI ibr pfpbii6er 8uItanb
es eigentIih peber for6ert nod min.
ifensauertb maht, aus 8riin6en Der
Siderbeit in 3eIlen eingei6Ioiien
peroeu miiiien. gIuf 2io6 6agegen
t0nnen iie, tpie 8rofeiIor Seller aus
greining in Der Seitihrift fir Die
gebanoluns oes ilsenbIidenS Sdrpah.
iinns auseinanoeriest. ibr 2eben no
tiirIider unb freier geitalten. So, iir
f0nnen ibrer Reiguns sur 8aanbon.
Sage in getpiiiem Gimme frobnen,
obne bnb ibr @utfommen bon Der
Sniel 3u befiirdten lit. gluf berSniei
1T au9 seniieenb arbeitsseIegenbeit
in 9nito. unb Sorfttpirtbibaft Dor.
ban6en, ipGter iou aud 9iegeIei unS
Gorfmoorfnbrifntion on5itreten. Naf)
ben bisberisen erfnbruneen.. Die man
anoer1pGrts nit 1bnIihen Ginrihtltn.
tunsen in Der Shpafiinnieenfiir.
forge gemaht bat, IiBt iid BON Sem
neuen Experiment pieG 8utes erbof.
fen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-26
Gin Sergiuerf, has Friiber ein 8aIS
iuar.

Ger feItiamfte aIler gergtpRrfsbe'
triebe finbet fih tpobI in Siiorub.
lamb. No6 elmer UeittbeiIung Der
,Renue foreitiere De Srance" tpirt
bort nGnIid Elm 9ergiperf ausgebeu.
tet. in bem nidt 2obIe ooer era ge,
idiirft, ionbern SoI5 eetponnen nirb
unb 5tpor broiines, roienfarbenes,
blaues uno geIbes @i6enboIs. 9ieie
Sbatia6e fIinet 3unGbit oertpunoer.
lidl. berIbt aber augeni6einIih au'
ourdaus ribtisen gInenben. Be
9ogeerungen in einem SIuiie ent.
oedte elm ruIiiider SoI3erobbGn6Ier
auf oem @riin6e bes @aifers iebr
gut erbaItene @idenit1mme, lno bel
genaiieren llnteriu6lingen itelltc
iid beroiis, bas in eeringer Sieie
unter Der SberflGde in gon3er 81.
hempolb oergraben Iiegt. Der etipn
200 GuabrotfiIometer beoedt. 9as
Sol5 lit gang oortreffIidl erbnIteR
uno tuegen Der eiseutbiimIihen SGr.
bung Die es angenemmen bat. fir
Die oerihiebeniten mo6ernen 9ii6.
Iernrbeiten beionSers geeignet, 10
oob Der gIiidIi6e gfuiie oumit elm
sutes @eihGft MAIDEN miro. @r red.
net oorauf, bob iein r9ergperf" ibm
luenisitens 10000 nobIerbaItene,
bunte giheuitdmme Iiefern tpiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-26
Cine S6penidiaSe i'm Dfuabiter
Suiti5palait.

Seit einigen @o6en eri6ien in
ben HGumen bes Woabiter 9rini-
nalgeridts 5u Berlin Elm etipa 30
Sabre alter, elegant gefleioeter
Nann, Der ii6 itGnoig in ben 8e-
ridtsiGIeu aIs 3uborer aufbielt. gr
Itellte iid iiberaa aIs ,,Staatsanpalt
Or, Marfitfo" Dor ,mo CAB al. bel
Der 9eri6tsbeboroe in San Srm.
5isfo tbGtig 5u ieiu. Bie nerlautet,
ioa Der angebIi6e ,Staatsanpalt"
iogar bon einem StaatsanmaIt beim
2anbgerid1t |. Die @rlaubnib erbal-
ten baben, bas llnteriuhungseefan9.
nib 5u beii6tigeu. Bon peribieoenen
8oriisenben nur6e ibm ferner ee-
Itattet, pabreno Der iInter ausidlliIB
Der SeffentIidfeit itattiinhenOen
8erban6Irlngen i'm Soale anpeieno
5u bIeiben, mofiir iid Der ~Serr
Staatsannalt" Itets nit eIeoallter
@erbeugune beoanfte. 9lls elm pom
YoIi5eipr1iioium ausgeben6esSh Shrei.
ben 5irfuIirte, in 6em Dor eineiu
SdipinoIer eeparnt tpuroe. Der iih
in S6ulen, 9otidaften. @einnot-
itaften uno Staatsminiiterien ber-
umtreibt, Inn bort 9iebIt1hle 5lI be-
aeben, tauhte Der 8eroadt nnf, ouB
oieier 9ieb nit Dem angeblihen
StaotsanpaIt i6entiid) iei Oils Die
fer inn @eridtseebGuoe erid)ien. MR.
De er auf @eranlaiiung oes 2nnoge-
ridtsaiiiitenten geder unb a!peier
@eridtsoiener BON einem 9rilninal.
beanten perbaftet. Der Seitfeuom-
meme CAB gu, nidt Staatsamuolt 5u
fein rno erfIGrte, Stern Su beiben
unS aus San Srancisco 5u iein. Bon
Der 9oIisei tpiro permltbet oob es
ii6 um ieneu felt 5ebruar geiuhten
Neeniden bnnoeIt, Der crit in ben
pornebmen S1uiern bes Sbieraar-
ten, bann in SeiIanitaItcn unb Hran-
fenbGuiern unb bunn in oiicntIjteu
@eb1uoen 9iebitGbIe uerilbt hattie
Gs niro ferner uermuthet oaR Der
SseItaenommene aud nit ienem
Manne iSentiid, lit, Der Dor einigen
Saaen befanntIih i'm Sinonininiite-
RUM einen 9iebitabl ueriibte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-26
8sseR sberrfarbcniIede anf Der
Sunt,

fpie beiipieIspeiie Sintenfiuaer. oie
man iih II. a. beim Seftograpbiren
Sujiebt, eibt es raid)e uno Iei6te
glbbiIfe. iuenn man etlpa % 8ramm
trpitauiiirtes Gbromi1urehp0rat In
siuem tueitbaIiiaen nit @IasIt0pisl
periebenen SIGidhen uno einen
tIeinen 8orrotb bon SaImiafgeiit i'm
9ureouidlranf bereititeben bat. Ron
hraudt oonn nur i'm 9eoarfsfalIe Ell.
nige ariit6llden 6es Ghromtriornos
auf Der gefGrbten Sautitelle su Der
reiben, bis Elm oeutIibes 8Grmeae>
iiibI eintritt bann nit einioer
Sropfen SaImiatgeiit rmS i6IieBli6
nit pieI @aiier nab5uipiiIen.
Or. armitrons erfIart, boB Sen.
tleber n II cine nerp0ie Storung lei.
gtur9 Daniel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-26
Sin puriidltiser SelbitmOrber.

gIus Berlin puroe tiir5lih berid,-
tet: Gin ionberbarer 2eberrsmiioer
bat ieinen 3eben Elm @nbe gu MAIDEN
oeriudt. Ger 32iGbrige Sfneioer 3.
ans Iiroori hate nit ieiner @attin
b1ufig Streitigfeiten, 10 boB er in
ben SoS su geben beidloB. er begab
Ii6 oeshalb nod Der aaubenfolonie
am &Glniihen llfer in Riroori uno
Dolte fib BORT erbGngen. @r hatte
aber einen 3u oiiilnen Strid gelpGblt,
oenn pIosIid rib Die Sdmur uno g.
ftiir5te su 8ooen. Der Soriaa mar
bon mebrerenBaiianten bemerft NOR.
ben, ilno man Ioite 6em Sebensmii-
ben, Der irjpiiben oas 9elpubtiein
oerIoren bate. Die Sdlinge pom
Salie. gu ibrem @1talmen ianben
Die 9fetter aui Der @rrit bes N1an.
mes einen 3etteI. auf Dem foIsenbes
ftanb: Sir Den Sal meines Gobes
traee i'd 15O Marf fir Die 9eerbi.
gungsfoiten bel mir. SoIIte i'd ie.
bo6 nidt iterben, 10 bite i'd. mid in
metre @obnilng su 6rin9en. Ser
boriidltiee SeIbitmorber tpurbe ie-
bod, entgegen ieiuem Bunide, in
oas Mrborfer &rantenhaus eingeIie.
fert, mo er ii6 in tpenigen Stn0en
10 melt erbolte, hab er nad Sauie
9eben fonllte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-26
Sinitlide 5arbeHblinbb it.

@s lit fir eineu rormnliihtiacn
Meniden nid,t leiht, iih Den 3uItnno
Der 5arbenbIinobeit riftig uorjnitrI-
len. Wan fam oas aber lciht err
reihcn, inocm man iif cine crime
9riac auficet mo oann ucriudt. cine
9lmabI peridieoeniarbiaer @oaidNcn
III Iortiren. 3a ale rotben 5arbcn
ourh bas Grim ser 9rile ausaei6dlt
iinS. wiro man merfpiiroier grnj.
ruuaeu Sariibcr MAIDEN, OoB 6nS lin
tcri6eiOunsspermPeen fir Die far.
ben in bobem @Ga1e beeintrGftigt it,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-26
@onneritas, 26. OftOber 1911.
SdJIafenoes @iIo.
Bas aata ftarHti9sr espiHerxauit In ssais sHi
/ Sch ssisbtH passH iauH.

! Sat ipdbrenb Der Radt ein untpet-
Ger getobt uno oas RebUilo beltanoig
sanf ben 2Gufen gebalten, fam mon
5fters idIafenoe Hebe antreffen. 90
f&reibt elm Sberforiter i'm SpeIiart
foIaenben geri6t: rSSn Der gta6t
bdtte Elm beftiges @eipitter gefpiitbet,
Dos bis gum folgenSen Rorgen an'
bieIt. glIs Die Come tpieoer ihien.
soa i'd ins Renier, nm 5u blatten
Reine @etpobnbeit beim 9Iatten be-
itebt barin, pom 8aIObIobe gu gloBe
su piri6en unS oas 9lattiuitrument
nur ielten gu beniisen. 9ieier 8e'
pfIogenbeit fam i'd aud an ienem
Waorsen nod. 3abei itieB i'd tpab'
renb peniger Stun6en aiif flint felt
fdlafenbe Rebe. gti6t elm Stiid er.
tpa6te, aIs i'd auf meinen fat lart.
JoIen @ummiiobleu an ibnen por'
iiberaing."
x8pei meiner 9efannten,~ berid'
tet Der SGger peiter, ~aIte Sriinrode.
bic i6on Sunoerte Don 8oden erlegt
baben, botten offers @elegenbeIt,
idIafenbe 86de aiif3upiri6en. Bon
Ratur aus bat bas Rebpil6 einen
tebr Ieiien S6laf; penn in einSelnen
ssGIlen 6us 9egentbeil 6aoon Su be-
obaften lit, oann banoelt es lid eben
nm aubereep0bnli6e gfiioigfeit Der
betrefienoen Stiide."
slud Der Studs. Der nit allen 8at
fern gerpaidene grSideIm, i6Iaft 5u'
peilen 10 felt, 6aB man bis in ieine
unnlittelbare gt1he beranfommen
fam. Sm itrengen @iuter oes Sab
res 1894 entoedte elm Sfilaufer Elm
rotbes Gtuas, 6as auf elmer !SalOe
lag uno bell pom be- 8interionne be-
fd,ienen puroe. Der SfilGufer elite
bin5u unS entoedte eincn noh 9Irt Der
Sunoe 5uiammenaeroaten Suds i'm
tiefen Sdlaie. 9oicr Sfnee, ben
Der S5inoer uuf 0cn Sfotbrod mari,
bratte ibn nidt gum @rlpahen, crit
Elm 6erber StoB nit Der Sfiitonae
Iieb ibu en1pori6reden un6 idleu'
nieit fIiiften.
Der Speite SOIL ereignete iid bel
elmer berbItliten Soieniuhe in ben
frGnfiihen @einbergen. Gtnige SSa.
ger famen an cine nit Steinen ous'
geIegte Wtuloe, in Der EN- tSudJS mad
Sun6eart Suiammengeroat laa un0
fblief. Gin Steinmurf ifeuhte ben
Strauhritter empor. ben Der Shrot-
ihub zines SGgers in Dem 4ugenblid
erreidte, oils er i'm Sduee Der oidt.
itebenoen @einit0fe ueri6pinben
tuoIlte. gs mar elm iteinoIter Bur.
i6e, beiien 8ebor pobl idon etlpns
i6pnd geiuor6en mar.
9efanntIid bat Der Saie einen iebr
Ieiien Sd1Iof. 6enn iein 8ebor lit 10
i6arf boB i'm idlon elm raibeInOes
9Iatt, cine buifenbe @ioebie aus
bem ShIofe oufipeden. lln6 tros.
bem finoen Die 2an6Ieute i'm 6eIOe
bGufig idlofenoe Saien, an Die Iie 10
nabe beranfommen f0nnen. oaB iie
einen ioIden SdlGfer nit 6em8iIug.
itode 5u eridIogen permosen. auh
bier Dir6 itorte llebermiiSung Die
llriade zines 70 feiten SdIafes iein.
Inter bem Se6ertpiIo iin6 es be.
ionbers Die iSaianen. Die Der SGger
bdufig felt ihIafeno ontrifft. sIuf,
oas guerfpiIO idIdft felt, ood nidt 10
feit pie oie Safdnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-26

Rroieiior G. G. lSapiG fiirttct einc
ueberproouttion an aepielu. De.
geIebrte Serr fennt oiieubar Oel
Sbittruit nift.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-22
COSY.
Extra Fine Bill ut the Cosy for Fri
day ana saturday.

That all question of what conSti-
tutes good entertainment is answered
to the complete satisfaction of all
who attended the Cosy motion pic
ture show to witness the new bill this
afternoon. First and foremost is the
beautiful picture play.
won by Wireless" Thanhouser.
Is a story of the "wfreless" that is
is real from the clicking of the key
to the flashing of the transmitting
coil. Likely there mas never been
another Thanhouser s-ory that car
ried so much thrill as this does from
the time the wealthy broker and his
daughter set foot on the schemer's
yacht until the police boat arrives
with rescuers the reel is constant
round of excitement. When the po-
lice tug. summoned by wireless by the
plucky daughter. finally overtakes
the runaway yacht, a snarp climax is
reached and you will feel very nap
py over the outcoms.
"Tony Would Be Cowboy"
Champ. A western comedy of the
Tony Series. showing the most laugh
able pranks, facial expressions and
actions of dime move, reading. This
comedy is calculated to crack laugh
from an Egyp tian mummy.
The Gun" Bison. Sensational
riding. Eluding the posse galloping
madly on his trail the bandit seeks
refuge in the cabin of Bates & Con-
molly. Connolly steps out side to wash
his hands and Bates enters and is
covered by the bandits gun. Conolly
looking through the window takes IN
the situation. Entering from behind
him he grabs & shotgun and orders
the bandit to throw up his hands. The
latter complies. Bates rhen goes for
the sheriff, who rides back and
takes charge of the bandit. After
all is over Connolly breaks open the
gun and finds it empty. They then
realize what a close call they had and
the humor of the situation causes
them to break into laughter.
Charley Has a Manuscript to Sell
Eclair. Many amusing incidents fol-
low in rapid succession through this
picture A rafting good comedy.
Teddys Three Duels." There is
wealth of real comedy throughout
this story and many rudicious situa-
tions are revealed. Extra fine com
edy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-22

wait Til you get home. It's rich. Do
not miss it!
THE Little Cripple" Kalem. A
story of settlement work among the
poor. An educational subject that
viii interest and enlighten all those
who have at heart the well being Of
the unfortunate. This story repre-
sents parents objecting to sending
their crippled child to a hospital for
treatment, but being persuaded to do
so are overjoyed at her recovery. The
story is we'll told and the happiness
Of the family after its reunion is al
most contagious. 1t seems to affect
the whole audience. Everyone wants
tn share in it.
"Sir John Falstaff," Eclipse. Ac-
tion as shown in the film. Scene L
At the wedding of Miss Anna Page,
Falstaff is attracted by the wealth OF
Mrs. Page and Mrs. Ford. HE
covets their fortunes and pretends to
love both of them. III-He sends a
letter to each lady. IV-They agree
to punish him by encouraging his
suit. Vie visits Mrs. Ford and is
forced to hide in a laundry basket.
VI-The basket is thrown in the river.
lVII-Before the inn. IX-The Ford
home. X-Finale.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-22
The Pastine.

Only the best in motion pictures
shown here. For Friday and Satur-
day.
Spike Shannon's Last Fight" Es
sany. The chief interest in this film
is a four round boxing bout, which
seems not posed, but the real thing.
A love story, and the fact that Spike
entered the ring to get money to pay
for an operation for his sick wife
give it heart interest, but the mill is
the thing. Spike wins and he leaves
the ring never to enter it again. If
you want a thrill witness the battle
in the ring, and don't forget that this
is one of the best attractions in
months.
"A Gay Time in Washington" Lu-
bin Mrs. Clayton is delighter. Her
George is TO dine with President Taft
George goes off in high glee, and he
and his pal proceed to do Washing
ton as it should be done. But Taft
isn't in Washington and Mrs Clayton
finds it out-"duped." Oh, George.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-22
HERM|STOK STORE
CHANGES HANDS
Especial Correspondence

Hermiston, Ore, Sept. 22.-J. w.
Girst and company have disposed of
their stock of general merchandise
Il p Ghent of California. Mr.. Ghent
Took possession at once and will con-
tinue to conduct general mercantile
business. Mr.. Girst has not completed
his plans for the future. but it is his
intention to stay in Hermiston for
some time, maybe later going south
for his health.
\ petition has been circulated dur
ing the past few days for the removal
of the post office to proposed new
building to be constructed by Post
master ]. II. Williams and f. b. Aid
rich of the East oregonian. The pro-
posed new building will be located
directly across Main street from the
present location of the post office and
adjoining the Hotel Oregon. The new
building will have a frontage of so
feet and according to the plans now
proposed will be the most modern ana
up-to-date building in Hermiston. n
great many different business firms
have already applied for the lease on
the east % foot room.
A. c. Crawford is spending several
days in Spokane and other Washing
ton points.
Rev. E. Grady is here from Ft
Wayne, Indiana, looking over the pro-
ject. Rev. Grandy recently purchas-
ed tract of fruit land from the
Maxwell Land and Irrigation COM
/ pany through their representative,
Otis Sprague.
E. n. Wheeler. one of the eastern
representatives of the Orchard COM
pany of which DR.. Henry Coe is pres
| ident, has returned from a campaign
in Ohio and reports good work. He
/ says many Ohio people will locate
here during the fall and winter.
Otis Sprague one of the Maxwell
Land and Irrigation company's east
ern representatives will return to In
diana the first of the week.
The stock of the Project Durg COM
pany is arriving daily and is being
put on display. DR.. Monkman says
that he will have everything ready to
| open Saturday This company will
have one of the neatest stores in
I Umatilla county.
c. E. Wood and family have arrived
| from Boon, Iowa. They are the
owners of a tract of land and come
here for the purpose of improving
same as well as looking after some
| OF the otoher Iowa peoples land.
| H. r. Newport is spending most of
his time experimenting the work on
the asylum contract recently obtain
ed by the Newport Land and Con-
struction company
E. P. Dood has returned from Pen
dleton where he has been for the past
ten days looking after business inter
ests as well as taking in the Round
| Up.
Members of the board of director
of the Hermiston Commercial club
will hold a luncheon at the Hotel
Hermiston today for the purpose OF
discussing plans for fall work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-22
At THE PICTURE SHOWS
Orplleunl.

Extraordinary feature production by
the Edison Co. in two reels for Fri
day and Saturday.
/. The Three Muskateers," Part
/. Edison. This sumptuously mount
ed production is taken from Alexan-
der Dumas famous story of the time
of Louis NlII of France, showing the
celebrated Three Muskateers and
their dashing young comrade, D'Arta-
gnan.
.. The Three Muskateers," Part
II. D'Artagnan, the famous young
musketeer, is entrusted by the
Queens attendant with whom he is
I'm love, on a confidential mission.
Though many perils he is successful
The whole story is full of adventure
and is splendidly presented.
8. "When Two Hearts are Won"
Kalem. Featuring Mr.. Sidney Drew
in the part he has made famous on
two continents Alcibides Shamley
marries Cassandra, a beautiful girl
with a temper and a determination to
have her own way with things in
general also she is devoted to pet
dog Of diminutive proportions, called
Cara. After the wedding the pup is
prepared for the bridal tour with
great ceremony, but the rules of the
Pullman car company forbid dogs be-
ing carried on their coaches, so the
Shamley's are put off the train. They
can not get accommodations at the
hotel because of the rule against dogs,
but they manage to find resting
place in the railroad hotel by bribing
the clerk. Here the pup makes
trouble by chewing up the maids hat.
During these events Alley has been
getting kilograms from his wife's
folks warning him against her violent
temper, the last one being from Uncle
David, which advises Alley to give her
some of her own medicine. So he
takes Uncle David's advice and starts
in to mix things up on the pretense
that the pup has swallowed his col
lar button. BY the time he has
wrecked the place Cassandra is COM
pletely subdued and asks his forgive
ness.
4. There's a Woman in Town"
Here is a good comedy by the Ameri-
can Pathe Co., with the scenes laid
in the West. 1t is extremely well act
ed, fresh and amusing. A charming
young lady arrives in town and all
the cowboys fall in love with her. One
cowboy steals a march on the others
with the result that the rest propose
marriage in a joint note. Just what
the outcome is of this affair is too
funny to be spoiled by telling before
hand
3. "A Hippopotamus Hunt" Pathe.
Showing a series of fascinating views
of a good hunt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-22
soUL-MATE Is DISCHARGED.
Frederick Noble Told His Services Are
No Longer ltequned.

New York-That Mrs. Grundy lays
a relentless hand upon those who re-
fuse to recognize her code of ethics
was brought home sharply to young
Frederick Noble, protector" and
soul-mate of Mrs. Walter L. Suydam,
Jr, when his employers notified him
that he was out of a job.
A few days ago the boy eloper had
figured that by little pinching and
squeezing he could support the run
away wife of the Blue Point million
aire in comparative comfort Today
the props of his hopeful computations
were knocked out from under him.
The heads Of the Boston manufactur-
ing firm that employed him sent word
that his services were no longer re-
quired. He received this ultmatum
after he had admitted the elOpement
and that his love was 20 overpowering
that he could not bring himself to
break the affinity bonds that had
drawn him and Mrs. Suydam togeth
er.
This second severe reminder of the
existence of Mrs. Grindy followed a
swiftly upon the heels of the first jolt
received when Landlord Serviss of the
Regina apartments notified the cou
pie on Saturday that they would have
TO vacate their three-room flat.
After much pleading Mrs. Suydam
prevailed upon Mr. Serviss to permit
her to maintain the flat by herself.
Fred would get a room somewhere
in Brooklyn, possibly at his fathers
home. The tears and pleadings of the
young woman prevailed and her boy
companion packed his little grip and
hastened across the bridge.
There was a rumor that he had
gone to stay and that the romance
had come to an unhappy end. He dis
proved this gossip today wnen he turn
ed up at the little apartment on West
Twelfth street, his features long with
gloom, to tell Mrs. Suydam the sad
news 70 how he lost his job.
Sizing up their fortunes at the time
Of taking present invo;ce- young No
bic and his affinity admitted that their
love would be tested to the limit with
in the next few weeks.
But" they announced, eve are 60
ing 10 stick I out"