The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-09-17
GEM PROGRAM TODAY

Fourth installment of The Trey O.
Hearts. " Dead Reckoning, is being
shown today. Don't miss it.
Rose, waking from her drugged sleep
in the hotel in Portland, is smuggled
out OF the hotel, driven from Portland
to Gloucester, where she is conveyed
aboard the fishing schooner that inter-
cepted the "Seaventure. The sehoon-
er Immediately sets sail. When Judith
comes aboard Rose is locked up in
state room.
Alan and Barcus, swimming to shore
on Nauset Beach, stretch out painting
and half exhausted and watch the Sea-
venture burn into the waters edge and
sink. A mile further off shore Judith's
schooner lies at anchor. Judith and
/ hye male confederates, all dressed as
fishermen, pile into a dory, leaving
Rose imprisoned in her state room, and
row cautiously ashore to capture Alan
| and Barcus. When not far from the
beach they burn a blue flare on the
water. Judith, with a rifle in the bows,
hres at the two men. They retreat
down the beach and strike off inland.
Bleaching the dory Judith strides off
in pursuit. Eventaly throwing off the
chase Alan and Barcus squirm, unseen,
up to the lip of the bluff, where they
overlook the dory and its guard. AS the
latter, unconscious of danger, lights his
pipe, Alan clubs him down. Then Bar
Gus and Alan steal the dory and make
for the schooner. Judith and her com.
panlons return TO learn of their loss.
They hre upon sthe dory. but without
effect. Alan and Barcus also take pos
session of the deserted vessel. Alan
finds Rose in the cabin.
EJudith's party tramp several miles
to the nearest life saving station,
which they find deserted. Breaking
INTO. the boat house they bring out and
launch the motor driven life boat. In
the rcabin of the schooner Rose tells
Alan OF the manner in which she was
brought aboard. On deck Barcus fdg-
cts with impatience because of the de-
lay they take in the lights and proceed
to get under way. Judith and her party
IN the stolen lifebUat, pursue. The
schooner and the life boat round Mono
moy Point. Day breaks land a fog
closes in. - ESaii-,s=.=s=s; $780,; -za @aE9ss
Judith at length runs across the
schooner in the fog. The life boat
bumps into it forward and the five
jump aboard. @sThe life boat, aban-
doned, drifts down the side and sheers
of. Alan jumps for the ompanionway,
where he has left his rifle, but slips.
Before he can recover, he is seized by
two of Judith's party. Two others
grab Barcus. One man holds Rose a
prisoner.
At this juncture a huge coastwise
steamship, running through the fog at
full tilt, runs down the schooner.
Alan, Barcus, Rose, Judith and the five
men, all in the stern, are thrown into
the water The steamship slips past
and out of sight in the fog, then stops
and lowers life boat.
Barcus and Rose come to the surface
together and the latter, aided by Bar
Gus, sWlms to the abandoned motor
life boat. he helps Rose into this.
Alan, coming to the surface, observes
Judith swimming at a little distance,
but cannot tell whether she is Judith or
Rose. He swims to her, offering her
assistance. Judith tries to drown him
ny CiutCuiHB MS throat. lie manages
to break her hold. Barcus finds him,
draws him to the side and helps him
aboard. Alan recognizes Rose, is much
relieved, but is horrifed by the thought
Of Judith drowning. Barcus restrains
him from making a fool attempt at a
rescue-and starts the engine, steering
the lifeboat away from the scene. Ju-
dith comes to the surface unconscious.
The boat from the steamship eventually
discovers and rescues her.
Friday and Saturday
Face Value" An Edison two reel
special.
Chief Of Police" A Kalem drama.
SnakeVille's Most Popular Lady,"
An Esasnay comedy.
Sunday
"The Masked Wrestler. An Es-
sanay two reel feature.
Treasure Trove." An Edison drama.
"Mixup at Murphy's," and Curing
Mr.. Goodheart. = BiOgraph comedies,
Monday and Tuesday
Monday and Tuesday, Sep. 20 and 81,
Hearst Selig Weekly and the next SER
les of the "DnlIv Qf the Dailias -