The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-12-03
GEM PROGRAM TODAY

GEM PRUGkAM lUDAY
The last installment of "Ihe Trey o.
Hearts," is being shown at the Gem
tosy. The miners together with Ju-
dith, Barcus and Alan, crowd TO the
edge of the cliff to see what has hap
pened TO the motor car containing jim
my and Marrophat. The car lies over
turned and total wreck at the foot Of
the cliff the bodies Of Marrophat and
Jimmy visible amid the wreckage.
The chauffer effects temporary re-
pairs on his motor car and starts out
with Urine.
Judith and Rose are about all in with
reaction and fatigue. They retire in
the bunkhouse. Alan enters the bunk
house. sits down at table and falls
asleep.
Late in the afternoon Judith wakes,
and careful not to disturb Rose, steals
out of the room intending to bid Alan
last farewell. Finding him asleep she
bends and kisses his cheek just as Rose,
who is awakened by Judith's leaving
the room, enters with revolver which
Judith has carelessy left on the chair
beside the bed. Judith mistakes Roses
thought, and, turning to her tears open
her shirtwaist and bids her shoot.
Tempted for the moment, Rose lifts
the revolver, but before she levels it
at her sister, suddenly turns it on her
self. Alan, awakened by the sound of
their voices. springs upon Rose and
prevents the suicide. Judith pockets
the weapon with "a strange smile in
dicating that Roses attempted suicide
has suggested one way out.
As Judith leaves the bunk house
Trme's car rounds the bend in the cliff
road. Judith informs him Of the death
of Marrophat and Jimmy. Rose and
Alan come out of the cabin and Alan
promptly commanders the car. Barcus
has gone for another. They start of,
Judith between her father and Rose in
the rear seat, Alan with the driver.
The pocket in which Judith carries her
pistol is next to Trine's left hand. He
snatches the revolver and levels it at
the back OF Alan's head. Judith inter-
feres in time to divert the shot. 1t en-
ters the shoulder of the chauffeur, who
loses control of the car which dashes
over the edge of the embankment.
spilling the entire party, but injuring
nobody save Trine. Barcus arrives ,on
the scene with another car and hurries
the party to the nearest town and ho-
tel. Trine remains in coma ell the
way. Arriving, they summon physi-
clans. Two days pass and Urine is pro-
nounced out of immediate danger.
Alan telegraphs Digby of conditions
and that he means to marry Rose that
night.
Judith, who has intended to stop by
her fathers side during the ceremony,
finds she can as little endure not to see
the destruction of her happiness as to
see 1t, and steals from the room leav-
ing her father apparently asleep.
As soon as Judith leaves the room.
Trine rouses, lifts himself out OF his
chair with both arms, and discovers
that the accident has cured him. he
goes to the bureau, secures the revol-
yer and leaves the room-moVing feeb-
ly. but surely.
In the telegraph Office this message
is received Marriage to Rose i'm
possible. Rev. MIR. Wright advises me
that your marriage to Judith, last
week, was consumated before being in
terrupted by Marrophat. Judith Is le.
gally your wife; would have advised
you sooner had | known where to ad-
dress you. Digby."
A terrific storm breaks as messen-
ger boy sets out to deliver the tele'
gram. He arrives at the inn just az
the ceremony uniting Alan and Rose Ia
concluded. Barcus reads IL and starts
,, to interrupt, but is forestalled.
A cry brings everybody about and
Judith out of hiding. Trine is seer
slowly tottering up the aisle. As Allan
faces him Trine draws the revolver
, and levels it. At the same instant 9
. fash of lightning breaks one of Tbs
windows, kills Trine instantly, kill
! Rose and all but kills Alan.
! Immediately after the accident Bar
! Gus takes Judith aside and tells hel
! that she must never let Alan know
that Rose ia dead. Judith refuses poin
blank. Barcus shows her the Telegram
proving that she 10 already Alan'l
! wife. She then yields. When Alan a
: length comes to himself, she tells him
: I. judith is no more" She kneels be
side him and says: IL am your wife
love you." They kiss. but after lonl
: embrace, Alan lifts her head and hold
her SO that he can look deep into he
: eyes. He says quietly: II know"
t Friday and Saturday
!, "His brother Bill" A Lubin tw
J reel special featuring John E. Ince.
"Bellas Elopement. A Vitagrap
!, drama with Maurice Costello and Es
:. telle Mardo. =
"a Wise Rube." A Kalem comedy
d Sunday
r Whatsoever a Woman Soweth.
n An Essanay two reel special.
O Politics and the Press" A Wits
!. graph drama.
!. A" Horseshoe for Luck" A Vita
i graph comedy.
o Monday and Tuesday
10 Monday and Tuesday, Dec. and
% Alice Joyce feature and Hearst-Seli
e Weekly.
!; Rubber Stamps for Apple Boxes mad
to order at the Glacier office.