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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-15
Land Goes Back.

Cleveland, Ohio, July 15.-The Cleve-
land American league club yesterday
Catcher Grover Land to the
Toledo American association team.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-15

The upper picture shows Referee
Eddie GraVey declaring Champion
Richie the winner of the fight with
Joe Rivers at San Francisco on
July 4. In the lower picture is seen
an interesting mixup In their en-
counter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-15

II &c MS = WHeat, DauDeIt'
ThA ,e hit-Williams. Struck
out-B, Curtis, Phelan (2). Bases on
balls-Oh Pierce, 1. Double plays
Corriden to Evers to Safer, Corridor
to Safer. Hits-Of Pierce, 7 In two
innings and none out in third; of
Overall, Z in four innings; off Reul-
bach, / n two innings. Left on bases
Chicago, @; Brooklyn, 5. Time
1:45. UnDireg-Brennan and Eason.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-15
LELIVELT IN GREAT FORM
Allows But One Hit After First Two
Innings-Bugs Ur-
Interested.
THREE-I LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY AND TOMORROW.
Davenport at Decatur.
Dubuque at Springfield.
Peoria at Danville.
g. Quincy at Bloomington.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-15

for the Sox in their half of the rirst,
but after the visitors had been re-
tired, one-two-three in the second in
ming. the indigo gang COPIED their
only TALES of the day, two in number.
Mike Neer accepted free transporta-
ton and advanced notch on Peters
grounder. Mike took third when
Cooper grounded out along the first
base line. Coca Cola Reed, alias Mike
Dcolan. then took his position on the
firing line and tore off beautiful drive
10 right, scoring our sterling first
saCker. The southerner then stole
second after which Eddie Carrigan
ambled to first, his alibi being 5ase
on balls. Jesse Becker. the California
boy, borrowed Pat Flaherty's black
b.udgeon and drove liner safely into
center, counting Reed. Bromwich
died, Baird to Wakefield. That, kind
friends, concludes Davenport's scor-
ing for the day.
HERE'S THE REST.
Donnelly & company registered one
In the fourth on singles by Burgwald
and Lelivelt, a walk, and Wheelers
sacrifice fly. The ultimate helping
came in the seventh. Lotion singled
Wheeler popped out. Wakefield
singled. Clayton. next up, drove a
grounder TO Reed, who tossed TO sec
end in plenty of time 70 compete q
double play. Otto glommed the pill
all right, but his throw to first was
about % feet away from Mike Neer,
and Lotion scored. Delave concluded
the inning with a rainbow to Becker.
The score.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-15
Chicago.

*Batted for Overall in seventh in
ming. fBatted for Reuibach in ninth
inning
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-15

Three base hit-Baird. Left on bases
Davenport, 6; Springfield, I. Bases
on balls-Oh Cooper. 3; of Lelivelt,
3. Struck out-By Cooper, 6: by Leli-
welt, s. Double play-Bromwich to
Neer to Peters. Time OF gare--I:47.
npires-Sullivan and Knapp.
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Sobesi6atten.

NlbiB - 6rau 6ermann lllbit itart
i'm Germ ibrer 2obter. 5rau Geo.
Suebnet, 1903 iibl. 4. Str, an 8oIiers
luht ir Nlter BON So Sabren, BON Dem
@atten, Swei 9odtern Sbmelter M.
Wartlnn uno 6r1u 'Dibner, lpmte orei
S0bnen beteauert.
StahOeti - Sn ieinem 6eim 1881
@lnneb. go StrdBe ltnrb Der alte
Srie9spsternn Micbael Stabosfi. 70
Sabre alt. @r itammte aus YoIen,
unb binterldbt Ole g8ittlpe uuo einen
Sobn. @r muroe am Gamitn9 Roreeu
aui Dem fatbpliden 6rleobof bssrouen.
9lnib - Sm nnuie ihrer 9odter,
6rau o. llaebsr. 932 Miililiippi Str,
ltalb 6raa Gath. 2amb. rs Sabre alt,
an Nltersbelhneroen. Gle nus beute
III Hreble, Dltnn., be9rabsn.
Sn eiuem ~hieiigeu Spitnl itorb Ser
lun9e SEQ. 6arter Don Qocuit Sa., Der
bel elmer ACKNOWLEDGEMENT pOll
elmer Mdbmaihlne ihltmm perleBt
mproen mar. @r itarb na6 elmer
Operation.
Sn einem bieIisen SpitaI itnrb an
elmer Computation BON &rantbeiten
6rau Satrid W onep BON 9lr.
caoia, no oas Be9rdbniB mar.
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= Or. @. &. 8e pom 1nsianapolis
IN bier su 8eiuh. Seine 6amilir weiIt
orIben IN Souiton OUT ldugerem Gufent-
bait.
Trau 5erbit BON sparta meilt nuf
Gid.
Gs ipiro berifiet, bas Sr. unb Hrau
breo 9tttman, & T.. ppn Santa Hoin,
eal., ourtl bic 9eburt zines Sohnd5ens ers
freut uuroen.
eine Tour ourfl ben S1e ITO N # o n E
Ea1t fraten 9eltern bic S~rduIein Florence
Setnlan, &Bcp. Halnie umo @leanpre Yeiss
Ter on. Bon bort aeht Die 6eiie meter
ouTh utab uno Colorado. @tr piiuifeu
alerieIts %peranl9Ie Jiclic. Sic 7Srdule n
Mc9nnn uno Cutting perhen Ip6ter iidl Der
@eieuIhaft anihheBen.
7ie &erren Gobt. Braun uno
sFebaermeiiter e 4 ubert itno non ihrfr
%enropnrelle heim9efehr brit uno pilien uiel
o1pon gu erSGbleu. 9ie 5pur perllef bent.
uurnt9 uno iehr g%enuBrcld, a5er uieoer IN
"a 9rone oafflm gu irin lit aud Ih6n.
@r. Carl Surtenader 1T Der
ltolie @mpfdHger elnes Stobrs uun is
Eiuno @eplflt, ~9efou9en upn 6rl. 2ouiic
8uno in Srout Nnfe. @is. SRI. @uno
iiidte nit elner Ga 8~ambusrutbe mad
8ariden, uno es erfor0erIe gut eine babe
Stunoe cen Stohr Su Innoen.
~ 2ie &crlobun9 pom Sri. Gtber 6.
q or uoH Chicago, elmer Nidtf oes Sotas
Tier punt ron hter, nit 6rn. Nrthur u.
J bompp II BON GItana, Sn., miro bes
tannt gematt. SRI. 9pr mar cine DItere
Seluhertn III ga @rDIie, uno lit bier be.
faint uno belicbt.
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Ser Gim5ige Writmo

@arnm id in lester 3eit 10 piel oariiter
lprot. BAH i'd llber 100000 Rs.ev,s
hlsr perlcrti9te. ut ndmllh oteif.: Sh
molte 1bnen oanit nur bem:tlen, ooB
Id "a" pclIe 3uirausn u%risrtr 0,rrsn
Qoctcreu lolu'e melne. Sablrethen nun.
ben bt'iee, uno SIC audi oobsr gan;
9elihfrt ieln birien. MIDI ST. ndhiteS
Rftept iuberelteu ~ Iaiien. Sre.llh
BIN lh audi cnls bette ausitai1rt iar
oleIee @eldlaIt mt AOem. uno fam
onher ouh leoeS &etspt gsnau 10 Suts.
re'ten. me - Sbr 6srr Doctor uer
lttlsban bat, Niles tommt ndmlid,
ouI ole :, nlitdt Der SeItauoihale.
lorle Die 3uberettuusSart au. in g8trt.
IldIett btrubt Die Wirtinmteit ShreS
&ctepIee 9aniIth auf cieleu spsi
Nuutleu
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e>m Camp Mtperpiciu oben, mel.

Dies uon Der y. V. =. u, unisrbaIlen
miro. batten Die iungsn 3ameu bes
lhioiisn, rs iih in 8loomers bequem
Su MAIDEN. Oh nun ourh olele 3raht
hh Der Observation-Disclosures ani Dem
6Inlle pl0bIld 10 ~uu9ebeuer bob. poer
oh ben 0anlsn Olejes crit gar uitt 10
aul9eIdllen mar. furj 5rduIeln Bertha
0offte, Die Wtntrone oes Camps, ers
ttdrte Die B,Oomers wleosr auBer Orb
nnn8 nno Die iungen Gamen ntulien
nun pteoer in @eieQitn'tslollette ers
ld)etnen. nobel nntnr,lh Die metiten ser
@ampfreuoen ~ unterblfl6en babsH.
oenn III un'ern moosruen Nleioern lit
etn perumitrelien ourh Buit,. 0ieien
nno ote Serge nldt gut mo9llh.
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0runoeigentbunts=M arft.

Sn BEN leBten 3d9en puroen oie iols
ssnoen
por9eupmnen:
ga 9rpie N%ationalhant an 2r. S.2. Gala.
ban, has cite Bantgebduoe an Ode 3. uno
Malnltrobe .$l2,O,O
&en5el &rapd II. u. ar Narp &raua, gis
9entbum in Sealep's 5me;ter MoDiticn
2aniel Il. Mturpbp an Mtitoe[ Y. Murpbu,
@t9entbum I'M Grl9lnalpIatt ppn ga
Grphe ST
6ranf q. Sbante an Suiepb @. Sbante,
Gi9entbnm III 9ealD uno @noerion ) No.
oitlpn 81
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Yergnigungs=@ esweiisr.

Siipn. 3eocn Radmittas uHo &beno
@eanoelbiloer.
Spric. 9eoeH Ia9miitas un5 absno
0dnoelbiloer.
ga Sroffc 1heater. 1onoeIbiiber. Cine
&oriielung Nafmittnas BALI 3 uhr, uno
abenbs Swei SoriteluHgen. ~be9tnHeno
hGI6 s ubr.
Wfaieftie. Seoen Gntmittas uno abeno
NnnoeIbiIoer.
Star. 3eoen RahmitiG9 uno 4beHo
NanoelbIlber.
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Tie ON Momtas ersielfen RE.

Tic am Montag e~rsiclfen Hes
luitale Del Dem surSeIt i'm Camp Gouls
las it%nttfinoenosu 8ettjhieBrn Der
SloatsmlIli 5pets Nusfpabl Der isis.
conliner Risse fir bas sro6s nationale
EteislftsBen I'M tonmenosn WUnnt
bIeiben htntsr ben @rtunrtuneen surild.
Sic errsttten nIdt Die &storos. Die bel
Dem &orihie6sn i'm sunni ~aufaeiteat
mnroen. Die ,poIf bsiten Sdlben
iparsn: saptt0n &pnn 429, M lltsr
Terner 400. Sergeant ,6anien 396.
2eutnant 6anien 394. @emeiner 8oedi
3S9. Sergeant SIonne $50. Sergeant
Rosmdn 3S3. @cmelnsr Broom ISL.
aopttdn McGunp $50. Sergeant @ls
Ils 3fN, Sergeant Sheute 81. Ser.
geant Ge9leistt 365.
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S6ifial.

lSru ole @0tter auserieben,
Ihrc gScrte gu pDIbrin0en,
GIN a III laiien lie jhn itehn,
@tnlam letoen, ciniam ringen.
Bon Der Menge. bon Der Belt
Sbr perteunen, ibn perfebmen II,
Nehens SuIt uno &ebrns 9eio
&croen Sdjatten, peroen Sdemen.
Silt Der 3utunft @e;lterihaar
Njtten Hldo thn nufmdrts eeben,
gtn,n Stern ihn bUh nno tldr
Pin Der Groe Nimmel iebeu.
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9ln Der glrbeitertaa.parao AM

W(orgen oe5 !. September lperoeu i;d
ole9mal 33 QotaI'unlOnen nit inlam'
men iiber 1000 Mltalteoer beibtt.lgen.
8ie Yaraoe tplro IT'D INN s llbr aui
Dem MdrttpIabe 10 mIren uno burt
BEN @siddrt5oiiit,ft5 unO nab Dem
a,tsn SduBenpart marihusn. NO oas
Yldnid liattilnoen iou.
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SOFIA 6.

lie Qafetpof. 8esiunsno nit
bsm Is. Nuguit tonnen per Eadetpoit
20 Biuno : Bndete perian6t meroen.
Bisbsr wnr Die 6reuse tetauntlid II
8iuno. Gas 20 GiunosRafst miro
alio lac folten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01

mad benz norolihen @isconin UNI bort
ipre commemorate Su uerleben. uno
niht LANCE mebr miro ss onusrn eann
fommen lie in beQen Shaorsn. @0bl
Dem Der oann bort feline sigsne Cottage
beiist.@
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gaS pifnif her Staotbeamteu

i'm 3relen Eart obtn am 3lenltag mar
etn GtiOl9. uno bet ibrer Hiittebr am
Nbeno Uolllibrten bic 6errihoIten, NIT
Napor SOrenlen oil Der Sptbe. cine 10
.pVmp0ie BrOceiiion ourh Die 8aldlailss
itrnBen DAB GRANDCHILDREN oauon iit)ers
lid groBartl9 nusseialen waren.
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0im 6. 0tusnit iuiro oas sar

Vim u. WngnIt iuiro oas Zans
9erfelt in 3ubnQue ourf ben GmpfdHg
DER Sdn9er uno einen Gommers oes
Nbencs IN Der @ermonia 0ale efUhnet.
Dim 2onnsritas uno 6rsltog AbenOs
fperoen nm : llbr Die jwei groBen 9ons
certe in Dem prddtigen AUDITORIUM I'M
Union Hdgt ab9ebalten psrosn. Nm
Samltag Nahmlltaa miro es einen
groben 6situmSus seten. pon elnem
Btfnlf i'm atmbsl's Bart geloigt.
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~ Ser Geloer su ma6ieeu 9infen let.
ben nirdte. eineH perldBlihsn Hathaeber inr
7eeos uno Mortsasss brnudr. ooer gelo
auf CUTE Siherheit ausieihen nil. penoe
lih an R. 8. 6idifh, lber benz 8nulien
Sbu6.Gef2dft an 9Senrl Ctr.
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poliseidef 29ebber erid,os

eigenbonol9 IN 320 iuol. :. SunBe
elnen uergIitetsn buno. nm DIE Guulen
oss arnteu 3bieres iu betnoen. Mtln
hebnuptete. DER 6uno iei tod. dber 6r.
Nebber mar anoerer Wielnung uuo er
iagt gan5 rthilg. sr lei nlht oaiur obne
orln9enoe NoIhUenoi9feIt nsn 8 4noen
Mauitorbe nn5uIesen. oenn IS lei elne
0rauiamtelt, uno tonne lie io9ar brett
toll maden.
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,sn Sad,en oeS RuSe Ctr. ltebe, .

gangs. an STEELE oss &lnoutts, iol IN
~. Au9ult bier elne Gonieren, ab1ebols
ten lptroen. pte Die StaotssGilenbatns
0ommiiiion anseoronet bat. Als Ns.
lnItnt etboiit man cine Noiuns oieies
0roblems.
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Gin @lihftrnhl ihlna in be!

yin SItBIttnbI lWIIg III DIT
W0nta9 Ndht in oas 40tal ber 9eona
Garment 50. an Wtnin nnbe ;. StraBs,
gum @lrf absr III in elneu 0auIsn
GHder. 10 oaB bar Shaoen tein groBer
lit uEo Gin S6a6snbrano nerbUtst
lparoe.
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Cine Autotonr ii6er Sano n1o Ssfnr.
SstseonNn mo IeiHe tunnoerboae sanoibaits. 2 Generic. Can 6 laire,
chit elm pabres paraoies Der &oibbdute. Sm idDncm safe
Gbetet, too aud niele ga SrUHe SDmmerfriihler
wehen. Toro'Ssiscpnfn ais sutlmfhaer
2Sanfabrtsort BON Sommersaieu

eier Gag: unters
nahmen Shretber
oies nebit 6omiIie
cine Nutotour uber
Qano, ndmli6 mad
g q II 6 latre,
Der id0nen Stnot
pom y~tlnren @ais
Ter. an ben @au
Claire unb Ghips
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E Ter teite autideu- uHo @epdds
pneenoienit IN Ter Staot futro Shnen ron
Der ntewa j gitp S"raHsfer 6 o.
s~eIieferi. Gbones 119.
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@eiM6ftss0otise

fF Z re. 8. Banjo heutIter 3ahn
arst, 800 8enrl. : r. Geues Sel. I361-R.
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Chas. B~eyschIag {,
Ncccptmrs 9lpptbcfcr,
SOB Msaim, SfraIe.

?. S. IeIephou' uno 4Soit . &eitsls
lnn9en iiuo min iehr piltommcn. uuo
tueroen prompt bsfproertt
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e. g. z. Ban Nnten. &eritderunass
Ngsnt; einreidaits. cher Sider6eits-Sonos
32S sSearl Stras..
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Yuj0ualia.

= or. @. &. 8e pom S%nsinnnpulis
IN bier su Beiudl. Seine Tamilie weiIt
orlibeu in Souiton ouf lduserem Nufent'
bult
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-01

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neighbors in to see what the matter was
but they could not help me. My first
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GETTING OLD TOO SOON.
youths Companion.)

" Outn COHlpdHlOH'D
We often hear it saiG by scientific
men that human beings grow old too
quickly and die too soon. Since every
thing that has life in due time grows
old and dies. we must conclude that
nature intends man to die also. But
what is due time?"
The scientific men say that the race
does not enjoy its full allowance OF
life. and that instead of growing old
in the land which the Lord our God
gives US" we perish prematureiy
there, chiefly by reason of our own
blindness and acknowledgement.
When we look into the cases Of
persons who have lived to a great age
and enjoyed good health all through
life, we generally find that they
were born of healthy and long-lived
parents, and that they themselves led
rather abstemious lives. Almost al
ways we learn that they did not
worry"
When DR.. Harvey wrote his report
on the death of "Old Parr," who Is
said to have lived to the age of 1872
years, he used the phrase, sorry fare,
but free from care" The absence of
worry as an aid to long life was as
well understood then as it is today.
In a recent book ON the subject of
deferring old age, the writer declares
that by following carefully the rules
Of hygiene we can preserve our
youth until the age Of so and live for
100 years or even more. Among the
rules he gives are these:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-01

Be as much in the open air as pos
sible, take plenty of exercise, and,
above all, breathe deeply and regu-
larly. Live on a simply diet, eat
meat only once a day and take care
to chew your food thoroughly. Go
to bed early and rise early: sleep
in dark and quiet room, with open
windows, and take never less than six
or more than seven and a half hours
if you are man or more than eight
and half hours if you are a woman.
Avoid worry about things that have
happened and cannot be helped, or
that may happen and cannot be fore
seen, and be temperate to abstemious-
ness in the use of alcohol, tobacco,
tea and coffee.
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ADJUSTMENTS a,

ograph. A picture dealing with a
couple of stranded actresses and their
clever scheme for raising dough to
get back to Broadway
The Upton Cup" Selig. Intro
ducing Sir Thomas Upton. Kathlyn
Williams and Harold Lockwood play
the leads in this interesting love
story which leads up to an exciting
yacht race.
The Joke on Howling Wolf" vi
tagraph. The joke comes near being
a serious one. The Indian is cap
tured. The sheriff and his sweetheart
are saved.
kissing Kate" Biograph. This
is an amusing farce.
THE Part Played by Air in Respir-
alton" c. G.. P. C. A fascinating ed
ucational film; also THE Genet" a
Natural history picture on the same
reel.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-01

the health rules ever laid down for the guidance
of expectant mothers. 1t is an external appli-
cation that spreads its influence upon all the
cords, muscles. ligaments and tendons thai ma
ture calls into play; they expand gracefully
without pain, without strain. and thus leave
the mind care-free and In joyful anticipation OF
the greatest OF all womanly ambition.
Mothers Friend must therefore be considered
as directly a most important influence upon the
character and disposition OF the future genera
tion. 1t Is conceded fact that, with nausea,
pain, nervousness and dread banished. there Is
stored up such an abundance Of healthy energy
as to bring into being the highest ideals OF
those who fondly theorize on the rules that
insure the coming OF the perfect baby.
Mothers Friend can be had at any druggist
at 81. 90 a bottle, and it is unquestionably one
OF those remedies that always has place among
the cherished few in the medicine cabinet.
Mothers Friend is prepared by the Bradfeld
Regulator Co., 139 Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ga,
after the formula Of a noted family doctor
Write them for very instructive book to
expectant mothers. See that your druggist will
supply you with Mothers Friend.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-01
Cosy,

SOSy.
Friday and Saturday "1O1" Bison
Civil war drama in two reels, "a Maid
at War"
The scenes are laid in Maryland,
and pretty oak woods and a grand
mansion gives the picture a pleasing
naturalness. The story is full of ac-
tion and dramtaic suspense and there
are fine battle scenes. Virginia Ford
plays the lead, that of brave south
ern girl. who captures the union spy.
The story ends happily and is fine
throughout.
Wheels of Fate" Powers. Edwin
August in drama of appealing in
terest.
THE Hypocrite." Victor owen
Moore and FRITZ Brunette in a bree-
zy comedy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-01
The OrpheuIn.

The Orpheum.
An extra good program for Sun
days change.
1. The Smoke from Lone Bills
Cabin" Vitagraph. The smoke from
Lone Bills" cabin is a welcome sight
to Mary. Likewise to Lone Bill"
Mary changes her name and his to
Bill, just plain Bill.
2. The Senator's Dishonor." Ka-
lem. Featuring Miss Alice Joyce and
Tom Moore.
1.-The Chamileon." Pathe. A film
explaining the nature of this we'll
known member of the lizard family.
Making of Hats" Pathe. An in
dustrial picture which shows the
making of straw hats.
1.-The Masher Cop" Biograph.
How cop dresses up as a lady po-
1iceman to arrest mashers.
What Is the Use or Repining" BIZ
ograph.
The Pastime.
Sundays change of program:
'The High Cost of Reduction" BIZ
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-01

talnly done me a lot
of good. first heard
of it when l was a
girl and1 always said
that if l ever had fe-
male trouble l would
take it.
81 suffered from
organic iniamma-
ton and would have
spells when l would
be in such pain that
i would tie ar my
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-01


week should be mentioned THE Ven
geance of Durand" at the Orpheum;
"Snow White" at the Cosy, and "A
Day That Is Dead" at the Pastime.
Snow White" in three reels was
one of those dreamy film stories
adapted from Grimm's fairy tales and
was witnessed by large audiences at
the Cosy on Wednesday and Thurs
day. 1t is this kind of film that is
worth seeing. One leaves the theater
feeling he has seen something worth
while, and he feels good toward him
self and everybody else.
For realistic fire scene, that in
The Vengeance of Durand" was the
best ever seen here. 1t was the
height of the motion picture art in
getting effects. The Vitagraph COM
pany is to be congratulated in this
picture. The story was written, by
Rex Beach and proved a gripping,
thrilling series of events
Tennyson never wrote anything
sweeter than his poem. Break
Break, Break" and the Edison COM
pany adapted the story in the film,
"a Day That Is Dead" 1t is SEN
timent that will always live for in al
most everyone's life is some old mem
ory which is kept with sacred
tenderness The Pastime certainly
secured gem when it presented this
f;I,,, gtOr,y, l., of
program.
"Along the Columbia" was an in
teresting scenic picture at the Pastime
this week
When An Old Maid Gets Busy"
was breezy comedy picture at the
Cosy during the week.
"The Horse That wouldn't Stay
Hitched" was a fairly good picture
but failed as a comedy. There was no
story to the picture and the only ap-
parent reason for the film was to al
low a clever horse to drag an old man
around in a wheel chair.
"a Pigs a Pig" was a passing COM
edy at the Cosy, but was rather fore
ed in an effort to make it humorous.
The pig seemed to be the only sem
sible performer in the film.
How Fatty Made Good was a
lame comedy at the Pastime this week.
1t was funny in spots, but the spots
were few and far Between. The film
exploited an excessively fat man who
was anything bat a good hero. From
the looks of him, he didn't need TO
take boxing lessons to whip a ten
cent artist in a vaudeville show.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-01
Orpheum.
Motion pictures.

High School uditorium-COming.
DR.. Harvey w. Wiley will lecture
at the High school auditorium on
Monday evening, March 3.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-01
The Perfect Baby
Of The Future
ASimple Method That Has Wonderful
Influence upon The Future Infant.

Too much can not be said for a wonderful
remedy, familiar to many women as Mothers
Friend.
1t is more eloquent in its action than all
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-01

Motion pictures, with 1.-The Guiding
Light" as a feature.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-01
IN SUCH PAIN
WOMAN TORE
her CLOTHES
Testifies She Was Restored
to Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Malone, N. Y, -" Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound has GER
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-01
Comment on the
q FILMS q

Among the best pictures of the
week should be mentioned "The Ven
geance of Durand" at the Orpheum;
"Snow White" at the Cosy, and "a
Day That Is Dead" at the Pastime.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-01
PaStinnR

Motion pictures featuring "a Maid
at War"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-01
Grand
Cosy

Musical comedy and motion pic
lures.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-01

OregOn-Coming.
Mutt and jeff" comic opera
will be the attraction at the Oregon
theater at a date to De announced
later