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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-21

A politician who IS great walker
was out ENJOYING his favorite recre-
alton. After going a few miles
he sat down to rest, says the Utica
Globe.
Want lift mister asked
good natured farmer driving that
way
The two rode On in silence for
while. Presently the farmer asked:
professional MANI"
Yes" the politician answered,
who was thinking o. a bill he had
pending before the House
After another long pause, the far
mer observed: You amt a lawyer
or you'd be talkin': you amt no doc
tor, cause you an't got bag, and
oyu amt preacher from the looks
CT you. What is your profession?'
"I am a politician was the reply.
The farmer gave a snort of dis
gust.
politics amt no profession; poll
tics is a disease" said he.
| Have YOU seen young Mrs Brown
lately Maria?' asked the little thin
woman behind the courter.
The customer shifted as she held
up a yard of silk against the light.
Yes, I've seen her; the airs that
woman puts IN since she came back
from Europe would make you sick
| suppose you know she has baby
My lands, no.
well, she has; sne told me yes
terday. Such an idiotic way of tell
ing me, too. Some of her foreign
talkin, suppose. Mrs. Smith, says
she. Won must come and see us now
we have a new baby grand. Any
woman with sense would have said
right out that she had grand new
DaDy-anO ncen UOllc Will IT, ~
adelphia Times.
Mans instructive and perfectly rea
sonable preference for reprimand de-
iivered in private is illustrated by
story told by Lieut.. Gen. Sir VIII
liam Butler in his recently published
Autobiography"
A general commanding at Alder
shot had been forcibly reprimandec
1y a royal comrn nander-in chief. He
openly rebelled.
81 don't mind Icing called a fool,
he said, "if it pleases your royal
highness 10 call me SC; but l dc
mind being called fool before your
royal highness' other FOOLS sweep
ing his hand toward the commander
IN chiefs large and brilliant staff
Youths Companion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-21
HEAD STUFFED? GOT
A C0LO2 TRY PAPt'S
ONE DOSE OF PAPE'S COLD CON-
POUND GIVES REllEF-CURE
IN FEW HOURS.

You will distinctly feel your cold
breaking and all the Grippe symp'
toms leaving after taking the very
first dose.
1t Is positive fact that Pape's
Cold Compound, taken every two
hours, until three consecutive doses
are taken, will end the Grippe and
break up the most severe cold, eth
er in the head, ctomach ot-hts, les, ,bk
er in the head, chest, back, stom'
ach or limbs.
II promptly relieves the most mis-
erable headache, dullness, head and
nose stuffed up, feverishness, sneez-
ing, sore throat, running of the nose,
mucous catarrhal discharges, sore
ness, stiffness and rheumatic twinges.
Get a 25-cent package OF "Pape's S
Cold Compound" from your druggist
and take it with the knowledge that
it will positively and promptly cure
your cold and end all the grippe
misery; without any assistance or
bad after-effects and that it con-
tains no quinine-dont accept some
thing else said to be just as good
Tastes nice-acts gently.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-21
Porto Rico's New Wonder.

From far away Porto Rico come
reports of wonderful new discov-
ery that IS believed will vastly ben
eft the people. Ramon T. Marchan,
of Barceloneta. writes, ''Dr. Kings
New Discovery is doing splendid
work here 1t cured me about five
times Of terrible coughs and colds,
also my brother of a severe cold
in his chest ana more than 20 9TH
ers. who used it on my advice. We
hope this great medicine will yet be
sold in every drug store in Porto
Rico" For throat and lung. trou-
bles there is nothing better. A trial
will convince you of its merit. SOC
and s1.O0. Trial bottle free. Guar
anteed hy Ringer Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-21

and lets you think clearly. II gets At the cause
whether from heat. cold. nervousness or eripp.
Capudine is liquid. pleasant TO take and quick
ly effective Provo to yourself that 1t cures head
ache. Try it. lOc. 25c and J0c ut drug stores.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-21

A Georgia woman who moved 10
Philadelphia found she could not be
contenteG without the coiored NAM
my who had been her servant Tor
MANY years. She sent for old mann
nv and the servant arrived in due
season. 1t so happened that the
Georgia woman had to leave town
the very day nanny arrived. Be-
fore departing she had just time to
explain to nanny the modern con-
veniences with which her apartment
was furnished The gas stove was
the contrivance which interested the
colored woman most After the mis-
tress of the household had lighted
the oven, the broler and other burn
ers and felt certain her old servant
understood its operations the mis-.
tress hurried for her train. She was
absent two weeks and one Of her
first questions to nanny was how
she had worried along. de finest
ever" was the reply And dat air gas
stove-oh my, Why. do you know,
Miss Flo'ence, dat fire amt gone out
yit,"-EXchange.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-21

I'VE had roast pork for dinner, and
DR.. s., who carved, held up rib on
his fork and said: Here, ladies', is
what Mother Eve was made Of Yes.
said Sister Patty. and it's from very
much the same kinG of critter. -
Kansas City Star.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-21

Ambassador James Bryce was talk
ing at a reception in Washington
about the abolition of "birching' at
Eton. the famous English public
school. says the Los Angeles Times
81 am glad" M. Bryce said, that
Etcn boys will no longer be birched
am afraid that some of the mas
ters of Eton have hitherto believed
too strongly i'll the apopthegm-
"a pupils extremity is a teach
ers opportunity
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-21

Pure country sorghum and pure
honey at Campbell & Campbelrs.
lift
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-13

Sigb StroBe, itarb on 2eberleioen i'm
Nltsr bon SO Sabren. Gr biuterldBf
bic 9ittlpe, flint 3inoer uno bier gn-
Eel.
Das sseIt.aommittee iii emIia
OH Der arbeit, nm ollie 9orbereitlln.
gen fur ben gntpfana lno Die getpir.
tbilng Der Sdnger bel Dem gesirfs.
Songerfeit in bieiiger Sto6t i'm
SUM 5u treffen. Otto Ghirmer, Ti.
ltritt. .Sraiibent, miro aIs sseitreoner
tiingiren lmo Wopor Stromb miro
oie gegriibinlgsrebe bniten. Charles
y. Shmiht bon Cincinnati, graii.
bent oes Decentralization S1n.
eerburioes, miro Die Saitptre0e BEL
Dem Seite holten, Ddhren0 Qrof
6reo. Wcper aIs sseitoirigent fi,ngi.
rem miro. Ger ,SeltpIaB, ChIinaers
8arten, lieat mehrere WeiIen moro.
lif pcn SomiIton uno lit NIT Ser
Ohio GeIeftriihen giienbobn Ieidt
'lt errciden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-13
u E n, , TT.

lie Veippert Office fir Sas .Gin.
ciunatier @Olfsblatt" befinoet iid in
Go. 339 Yorf Strake, sescniiber benz
Guurtbanie, moielbit 9euisfeitcn, Yin.
seigen II. !. To. bis 10 lIbr 45 Ninn.
ten Ibcnos sntsegemsenommem iuer.
ben. Selepbpn Sonth 2401.
- Se1r pihtise @ef6Gfts perben
in Der naditen 8eriammlung bes
Deuti6 Nmeritaniihen DomenSipeiz
ges perbanbelt. 0ieielbe finbet itatt
am WittDoh Ruf,mittag um 3pei
llbr i'm 8eutIhen 5aus an Der Neuns
ten uno Sardtoga GtraBs. 9as Rom.
mittee beg perfloHenen Gaffsefrdn3e
6ens niro 8eri6t abitattsn.
- Die 0emotruten BON Campbell
gountp treffen 0orbereitunaen sur
Stoots aonpention. 4m Samftaa,
ben 25. Wai, Nahmittass nm 2 lIbr,
finben in iebem pre3inft in gtabt
uno gountn 8eriammlungen ftatt, um
einen Delesaten gu nominiren. DieIe
Delesnten geben am Montag, ben 2?.
.ai. naA 4leyanoria. Rr. I'm "a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-13

- Glfis grasmsr, 6 Sabre alt, tltI
osItsrn in ibrsr Glternpphnung, 9to,
eli Sshfte apenus, Danton, BON e.
rer Stisae uno srlitt einen gruh nes
linten Qrms.
- Hruu R. 9urtett BON To. 119
Doptpn apenus, Gapton, purbe ooa
einem Sunbe in 4rm uno gein gebtl
ZEN. Or. Spiselbergsr brannts Die
Dunpe aus.
- 4us 8srieen tront Garl CARL
ton, Elm anabe pon 305 gsrrp 4Denue,
8ellepue, 9lmoniut uno ertrartte febr
oefdbrlit. Gin 4rst bra6te ben anas
ben aubsr 9sfahr.
- Oas 2ei6enbesdngnib Der pere
itprbsnen 5rau gsrnaroina 8. Biiie
finbet morgsn gormittdg pom 3rauers
baufe, Ro. 1912 0ritte QO., Ddptpn,
aus itatt. Sis bintsrldbt einen Sobn
Soispb 9iHe.
- Sobn Smith mub iid hsute i'm
9dptoner Staotserift pegsn 6olttns
.inss biifigen 5unoes psrantDprten.
Der a0ter foll angsblih sinen anas
ben Rdmens Ri9arb gsrenbion sebiis
'en hQbeu,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-13
s. a m lit o n.

llnier gsent in Samiltpn III
Serr Goaarb grnf 419 Sab Tiinite
Strake. gea Sci. 476 g., Some
Ebpue 1851 u. s
- CHARLES abiIlips, BON go. 10
Roble glnenue, 2inbenlpalo. meioete
Der Boli3ei bnb iein II Sabre alter
Sobn 1homns 8biQips, irelher OIL
epileptiihen ar0nlpfen Ieibct, ieit
porseitern DIittag nermiBt mirb. Ger
annbe fpnrbe geitern 8ornfttag in
Wiamisburg gefungen. gr brnnnte
ieinen eltern 0urh, neil oieie ihn m
Die slnitalt fir Gpileptifer in Cali.
polls ihisen MOLTEN
- 3as i6lehte Asetter geitern be-
eintradtigte bic sseier Der Ginlpei-
bung Der neiierbaliten ct. Etepbons
Stride in 8e5ng G,f Die Harabe Der
8ereine am Hahmittag. Die sSeier in
Der Stride mar gut beinht.
Ter Wtiami slnB lit pieoer i'm
Sfeigen begriffen
- Colbert Gonarbs4 pom 30. 1a1s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-13

raume WsiIe biersu. Gebs grempla.
re 5u flint Sous! Sd bate pieIleift
an einc geftimmitng gIaubeii fonnerl,
fpenn ih mid IN meiner angeborenefl
6latterbaftigfeit nift ploEIid) BON
oieier art Sittcrohn abgeipenoet ufto
Dem Ibenter 5ilgefpe1oef bate. asn
iDeiiiger nenn eiitern Sabre fabri3icffe
ih bier 3ramen, beren Iutor, Shan.
ipieler uno Rcgifieiir ih siigleid)
fparo. "a imiere Mago oos ihlpere
llnref1t beging, Die Waniiifriptc gum
Sepen Der Sefem 5ii gebroi,hen, 10
bciise ih heltte MIR nebr cine miino.
Iihe llcberlieferilng bon ibnen, Die
aber oud) burh Die .3eit tpeientliA
perblaBt 1T. llebrigens beitonoen bic
Serte norluiegeno aus iseniihen ge,
merfiiugen nebIt einigen groBortiaen
liraecn, Die Die geripetie begIeiten.
Id CLAUDE falnn, oas ielbit bel
Shotelpeare ober Dumas nit ntebr
Siebern mo Wteiiern bautiert iuur.
DC, aIs in meinen Tramen. "a fraf.
tia 5itaeftoRen tuuroe, unb bic Geaeu
ons SoI5 geihnttt noren, bIiebet
mad, ben 3man5ig bis oreibia Oil.
oern aus oenen meine Shopiinaen
meiitens beitanoen, in Der Reael fur
mebr Reite BON @afien suriif. gonS
cbgeiehen bon ben Triimmcrn Der
SeiieI, Die OILS aaroiien, Chrome unb
Sageritdtien hienen mirsten. 9lidt
ieltcn geitobs, baB lid cine Dirflihe
9iallierei oits Den qeipielten anarii'
len entruifelt. hurd ipelhe elm tala.
briidcr 8ou6it bic SanolunJ
ipieite INNER in SfaIabrien iif)
Der Sd)ase 5u berndd)tiaen iltfte, bic
bic Iofter cines reifen ganficrs
infer Den Siiieil hires Magens, B +.
inter Der StrobiiiIlimg eires StliB.
les ,perbarq. Die 3rpiitigfeiten ipnr'
ben merit Surh cinen Beodd1tnisfeb.
Ter eines Der Sdnnipieler berouihc.
id,nnren Ger siegiiieilr briilIte:
~Tunmfopil GrotteIl 9IoSes 9ieb,
Tnnn fUuroe geraiiit uno gepriiGelt,
ino Die or1nc 9'onfierstod,ter fam,
nit ben @eincu in Der 2uit, bel Scr
9inlticrei itnooe 3u SaIle Sd]Iieblid
mlrbte mein Voter su Ger giniiht ae.
lnngcr, oaB ihm ole auiiihrungen
nit icoeSnoI feds bis aht ISranfcu
Sda6en on Serbrofenen StiihIeu.
qanS obaeiehen oon ben onberen frei.
miIlig eeipenbeten geitrdgen bod
Elm Denie 5u foitipieIip iuilrbc. Tas
Eheater iuurbe mitten i'm beitcn sc.
idlditsaoune geihIoi'en. lme id) pers
Ior metne SdlnripieIer; i'd, beoouerte
es ihmer5Iih. llebrigenS CAB ih bier
blob cine ihmnhe ssrobe meines Ora.
matiiher lalentes: rs blieben faft
irner on 5Dan5ig 2eihen aui bcu
TIieien."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-13

Gquip1etn nit ben prddtigtn fpdnia
fhen ROHsn nirften in ibrtr Dss
fommtbeit sfDtartis uHb pruntpon.
Gsitbem bic por3islih< ftdbiifds
MniittdpeIIs Dor eiuisen Jdbren &c.
griinbet fpurbe. finbtn auf Dtm pefea
aonserte ftatt. bic fi1 zines re9en gu,
ipruhs erfreuen. 5ier itromt om
Mittag bic slesdnte mtlt suiummtn.
Dit Damen IaiIsn iih auf RobriefIeIn
nisbtr. unb idmude aapdliere fhiDdrs
men umber unb nipnlsH iih init qeib
unb SseIs bem 5Iores, bas iit, bem
fpesififd fpdniffen 5liri. Gr beftebt
I'm fpeientIihen porin. mehr ooer nee
niger ipisige Rompliments 81 MAIDEN.
,Shpsrenoibsreisn" gu iagen. Der
5lores III cine 2ieblinssbefdG
Der fpaniffen gaboLeros. unb ndnhe
brinsen es bierin 5u einsm gttpiHen
0iriuoientbum. DDS pIaubern uno
3ahen auf benz Qaieo sebt bic unb bd
in tote 2useeloHenbsit iiber, 81 Der
bic pridslnee Muiit cine quite gegIti'
tune sibt. e.B.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-13
auf benz Baieu.
W O brib i'm glpril.

M Mohrib, i'm Gpril.
Der Gems iit seiommen. bic Baum.
fdIaeen aug. 9isiss Sabr pisl iribsr
in Wlabrio dls ismaIs. gDir buben eis
nen rseneriften, duberIt miIben Wins
ter sebabt, mid. Elm siusisss WaI bats
gefrcrsH, niht Elm siuSigss Wal bats
geihneit gIun srint es unb bliibt ss
an Gllsn euben. Nus 4ranlues, no
bic f6onsn 1age nun begonntn baben,
tommsn sauSe Dnesonlaoungsn BON
Spnrgel uo Grobeeren. beren Wartts
preis ungIaubIih bilig iit. Die qros
menaoen unb pdrtanldasn entialttu
ibrs ganse Baum uno glumenprd6t.
Gin ponniser 8eilfens uno 4taSisnz
bliitbsngsruh srfillt bic Cuff. ,Sier
tn sgut ieIn, mir tpolen uns 5uttsn
bouen." Gas beibt. mir nolItn uns
nieber1sben unter siuem jtner luftigsn
3elie. i'm poiso Be Recoetos, no
ihtpar5dugise 9alsnsianerinnsn, Bu.
len. Giirtd unb aopi nit bIutroibsn
uno iafranesIben Roien uno ReIten
gefhmiidi, bic $oortatn treoenstn, nit
iiiBem ,einlaosnoem adhsln, s0orhata
III Elm miIdtpeibss .sistdItes G<trdnt,
bos aus bem se5uderttn @rtratt elmer
art GromanbeI subereiist mir. gs III
toitIih Dob!ihmsdsnb, erfriihenb uno
ktommlich.
Der Spanisr i'll i'm alleeneinsn iein
JreuHc bon altoholifdbsn Getr1nten,
uno man bes,gnst bier ielttn einem
Bttrunienen. Gubsr ben Mablstitsn
tutro ME Wein sstrunlsn. bobftsns elm
gldsden ,Sere5 obtr Wuloga. gs lpiirs
be serobesu perbliiffen. fax man bier
Jenanb in einem offenili6tn grinflos
idI cine Jlafdhe Weibs ober Rotbp<in
fin su Oemiitbe fiibrsn. obne oosu au
sHsn. Noh Biz Dor peniasn esabren
ipubte man in Mobrib bonn giertrins
Ten iebr lptnia. Das enaliitx unb
bopsrifhs 5Iaihenbisr III fir bieiiae
0erbdltniiIe 5u ofiobolhnltia unb
5u tbeusr. nnD bos einheimiihe Bier
tduat niGt pisl. Das Bier nennt Der
Wabriber nGerpesa omorsa", bitterts
Bier, unb Der aimonnbe eibt er ben
Ramen ~Gerpe5n BULGE, fiibes Bier.
gDonis Der Taobriber Bier trins
fen, unb bos that er ME aus innerem
Drama fonbern aus Gnobismus, nm
.auh bns mitsumof<n1. 10 beiielIte sr
BEL Der aelInsrin 5und6ft eine erobe
GalaiTniifel unb tinen Rohl0ffel. ssn
Der GhiiHeI ipurbs bnnH Der Snh6I.
ringer Glnfhen Bier unb Qimonabe
nebii gefrorenem 3itrOnenfaft 5ufoms
menseriibrt unb nit b<m Q0ffel in bic
yl1itr gesOisn. gs fhmedie berrs
lih fpsnn man elm Gpanitr mar!
6ierin III nbsr felt Rur5tm Elm To-
[ofnIer umfhnung eingetreten. gs
purh<n. uHitr beutfher Qtituns, mt6e
r,re srobartige Brouereitn gtgriinbe..
bic ein<n Gtoff erseueen, Der ben
Riin4ener probutitn ipenIg nnnfebt.
Es eniitanben an alien Gnben Bier
balIen. mo- mdn ben eOlbfnen Gtrittns
left frii4 BON eab. II s4t<n beutf4 den
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-13

Dber mebr Delegaten 3u erpdblen, bic
Campbell Gountp in Der am 20. Mai
in 2ouispilIe itattfinoenbsn Staots<
apnpention pertreten, auf tpelder
ipteoerum Oeleenten 5ur Ratipnals
3onpention I'M Suni in Baltimore
ertpdblt iperoen.
- 4m Sonntas unb Montas, ben
26. unb q. Mai, finbet in bieiieer
Stdbt bic Stadts Gpnpention Der
st. Sobunnes Bitter itatt, an Der Rit=
ter aus allen Sbeilen oes Staates
tbeilnebmen tpsroeu. gfm Gpnntas,
ben 26. Wtai, i'll cine srobe Gtrdbeus
parade unb Elm prsis Grer3iren finz
bet in mteoemanns 8aiebau 8urt
itott. Die rpeitgebenoiten gprbereitune
| gen fperoen getroffsn, Inn ben Ritteru
ben 4ufentbaIt in bieiiser Stabt 10
gsmiitbIid als mOsli6 gu MAIDEN.
- Cine 4bidrift Der Gntideioung
oss IppsIlationsssridts i'm Safe Der
Stabt Nepport gegen Die Rspport
Rutiondl 8ant purbe ge'tern bem
Stuot Solicitor Aihter Otto Wolff
3ugeianet. Das Geriht snti9iso, bab
Die Stubt in Der Nngelegenbelt Der
100000 9onoousgobe Die gan5s
Sroinans in 53eitungen bate publt5is
rem iolIen, onItatt zines ausSugs, uno
bdb tnfolge oeIfen Dem 9eIsB ntht 9ea
niae eeleiitet tpurbe. Die SteuerSabs
Ter bGtten BON Der poGitdnbigen Orbit
nonS benadritttgt peroen IuQen.
- Der bieIigs Shulratb 1T nit
Der unteriuhung beihdfttgt, oh Die
| friiberen GenIusauFnabmen rt4tts pas
rem. Die unlGngit beenbets gsnIusz
aufnabme bat cine 10 beosutenoe Ibs
ndbme Der Sinber ergeben, bab oiele
Dem Shulrotb auffaQer muBte. Gnts
tpeoer bic frubererS Sdul5eniusaufnnbs
men paren niht torrett, ober bic leg
ten 3enIusaufnebmsr babsn ihre
gfli6t niht getban. perionsn bon
onbsren Waros rpuroen CUR nonma'
liaeu Qufnabme bsorOert uno mar oas
RefuItat baTelbe pte III Der erIten
biesidhriaeu gufnabme. Gs puroe
ebenfaqs aefunosn, ooB Ramen uno
9loreFen ongsgsben Daren, pis gar
nidlt eriftiren. 9d Der Staut mad Der
3abl Der ainber in Der Staot tur ben
llnterbalt Der ShuIsH betiteuert, piro
bieTer 8etrao in bieiem Sabre bsosus
teno gsringsr iein, als in frubsren
Sa9ren.
- 9efunbbeitsbsamtsr Or. Sobn
gpbb beri6tets 'oIgsnoe Soossfdls
fir Die perfIoFene Do6e; Grant
Braun, 81; gictOr GIfreo, 3 5age;
GliIabetb syeiit, IA; GDpdro 2. Dill.
3 Stunbsn; Snfant Batter, tOotgsSps
rem.
- 9orIibsnoer 8istsn pom bsmos
!ratiIhen Gretutip apmmtttee bat
Qa6ri6t erboltsn, oob Die gilenbaPs
neu bic Ruubiabrt sur bemotratuden
Staats aonpention am 29. Ulai aur
1915 feitgsisst baben. Cine groBs
0elsaotipn BON bier piro ND Sur
aonpention nat 2ouisplus bsgebsn.
- Seuts gaa6mittag um ! ubr ftns
bet Sos 2ei6enbesGngntB Der aatbas
rino altsmsper, bic in ibrsr siterliatn
Dobnung 80. 931 SamIet StraBe
perIdieb, pom 5rdusrhouie aus itatt.
gfep. 7Frsberid &napp oon Der Go.
9rot. Ct. Sobannss Gir6e piro ben
srauerattesolenIt i'm Sauie leltsn uno |
bic fterbli6e 5Ias tpirO auf Dem ,5ms
mergrln 5riebbof beigsfest perOen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-29
At THE OREGON THEATRE
"Tbe SnuaW Man."

II is not often that our theatre go
ing such high-class artists as will APP
ing such higs-class artists as will APP
pear at the Oregon Theatre April 30,
and it is hoped the theatre will be
crowded to capacity. The newspa-
pers from adjacent cities are high in
their praise where THE Squaw Man"
has been playing to capacity houses
and herewith is reproduced a clip
ping from the Winnipeg Free
Press. Consensus Of opinion at
the conclusion Of the performance
given by The Squaw Man company
at Walker Theatre last night was by
far and away the best seen at the
theatre since it was built and the
company is to be heartily congratu-
lated upon having given the most
complete satisfaction. The Squaw
Man was the title Of the play. the
story told was powerful and full OF
human interest, the Interpretation
given by the artists left nothing to be
desired. To single out one artist for
special mention would be an invidi-
Gus proceedings. for the company was
well balanced and each one perform
ed his and her allotted task with true
and histronic ability. Utterly devoid
Of convention or artifice. sometimes
more than succession Of profoundly
realistic scenes transferred from life
to the stage. The play proved vi
tai source of inspiration alike TO ac-
tor and producer. Hand in hand with
the playwright goes the player. both
seeking truth and an almost sacred
art: both striving to place before the
public an unflinehing lesson in sin
cerity and an irresistible appeal to
sympathy. Every detail even to the
very words the characters exchanged
with each other soto voice at the back
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-29
Big Animal show Coming.

With the Al G. Barnes Big Three
Ring Wild Animal Circus which will
give two performances in Pendleton
on Tuesday, May I, there is a herd
Of elephants which does almost every
thing with the exception of talking.
They operate a barber shop, run a
laundry. play ten pins, etc, besides
their acrobatic work Elephants
come next to the dog in smartness
but it is rather difficult to teach
them tricks because of their size.
In learning an elephant to stand
up on his hind legs, ropes are attach
ed to each of his fore legs and then
attached to a crane high up in the
air. At certain words of command
they are gently hoisted in the air
leaving the elephant supporting him
self on his hind legs. This has to be
done sometimes as often as fifteen or
sixteen times before the huge beast
understands what is wanted. But
after a while simply from force of
habit, he begins to raise himself at
the signal. II takes about fourteen
men to operate the crane.
Much the same sort of thing Is
done in teaching him to lie down, only
in this case a rope with slip moose
is passed around his body at the small
OF his back, one hind foot and one
fore foot are tied and moved out from
under him, and then the ropes are
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-29
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-29
The Pastine.

The home of good pictures, a Vita
graph feature for Tuesdays change.
THE Seventh SON." Vitagraph An
incident from the life of Abraham
Lincoln. Abraham Lincoln's wisdom,
justice and mercy. never reached
grander and more eloquent climax
than in "The Seventh Son" A Wild
owed mother loses six sons in the
civil war The president pardons and
saves her seventh. After he was con-
demned to death for desertion.
Hello, Central" Lubin. An anus
ing, romantic story. played by Miss
May Buckley as the telephone girl
and Harry Myers as the business man
who sent in the hurry call. He had
already fallen I'm love with the pretty
central. He sent the call and she
didn't hear He got no reply and re-
ported the girl, then she was furious.
The final scenes are very good.
THE Mine on the Yukon" Edison.
From 1.-The Thaw at Slico's' by Rex
Beach. With snow several feet deep
and a blizzard raging in one scene
there is a feeling of convincing real
ity about this story that gives this
dramatic and unusual tale an added
strength.
Their First Kidnapping Case" BIZ
ograph. Farce comedy. The two
sleuths' first reward Is their running
into a case OF smallpox and their be-
ing detained at the pest house for
fourteen days.
Help Help" n,::S-----''. A fun
ny one that will entertain young and
old