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DAILY EAST 0 REG OMAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 7. 191; EIGHT PAGES .M!ltHn!HU!U!ll!;iIlini!i;MilllillllllHlli:.'llll!fll!ll!ll!Itll!:!llliIIII!f!!!ll!llllitlMJ i VI, ' fit ;: y-A 3 iKf i.U' RESOLVED That the lug lirop ig drops tome .cos when we in our pric first mark our jrrocer- ! les. uur motto is Quick l - - a li r-A taies anu small proiu. i BUSTER BROWN. The health of yourself and your family depends on s what your grocer furnishes you. Our groceries are fresh E E and pure. Our store is the place for you to trade. 1 PHONE 96 I I STANDARD GROCERY GO. E Where all are Pleased Court and Johnson Sts. E ilMMIII!llllllllll!llllllllllllllllllllllll!lll!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllli: The Picture tion in Portland. The Most Talked of Picture Ever Made TO DAYS OPs3LY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Count Leo Tolstoi Darins: Drama WITH ALL STAR CAST NANCE O'NEIL, America's Fore most Emotional Actress, as The "Wronged Sister. THEDA BARA Who starred in "A Fool There Was" plays Celia Friedlander, The Vampire. WILLIAM E. SHAY, as George Randor, "The Man." Nance O'Neil is beyond peradven ture of a doubt one of America's one of the world's, in fact, greatest emotional actresses. , Theda Bara adds another "Vam pire Woman" to the part enacted in "A Fool There War." THEDA BARA NOTED PARISIAN ACTRESS PLAYS CHARACTER OF GREAT STRENGTH AND SINISTER FASCINATION IN "KREUTZER SONATA" Theda Bara, the famous Parisian emotional actress, created a veritable earthquake of comment throughout the country for her marvelous telling performance of The Vampire, in "A Fool There Was," repeats her gripping characterization of that role in her rendition of Celia Friedlander, the beautiful and ruthlessly passionate girl, who, without scruple breaks the heart of the faithful Miriam, so that she may possess herself of Miriam's husband Gregor, the brilliant violinist, is one of the strongest screen parts ever written and in many ways-the most startling and remarkable. Miss Bara's powers were never displayed, even in the memor able "A Fool There Was" to more transcendent advantage than seen upon the screen. With cruel, serpent-like cunnning, Celia fatuated Gregor. She casts her unbreakable spell of beauty and fascination over him till Ore eor forgets everything in order that he may be m her arms. From the farm in Russia, where, as a wealthy land owner's adopted "Kreutzer Sonata, to the last throbbing scene of the play where she and Gregor are trapped by Miriam and, in a scene so thrilling as to be almost painful in its intensity, meet their deserts, Miss Bara's superb art never falters, nor steps aside. Her rendition of the part is bound to make "Kruetzer Sonata" one ot the most discussed picturizations yet produced. Will Create More Discussion Than "A FOOL THERE WAS" MATINEE PRICES, ADULTS 10c; CHILDREN 5c. CHILDREN ICc . H ;. -4.1 1 ; l , y . vr- (31 iV'irSi- A ftiy FcCZ. Ui 7 m m w .'' VS. That Created a Sensa Theda Bara, Wm. 1 i J V ! Jl it- U v Famous Beauty Known. 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The three year old win of Thomas Sehelell. well known Indian farmer, died yesterday at his home on the reservation and w ill he buried today. i Will G Fast for Treatment. j Dan P. Smythe, well kmyvn attor j ney and sheepman, expects' to leave I sometime goon for Koohester. Minn esota, to undergo an operation for stomach trouble at the Mayo Bros., Institute. t "ommltux! to Hospital. Cynthia C. Weaver, 7S veara, who has been a resident of Pendleton for many years and who has lately been In feeble health, was yesterday after-j noon adjudged Insane uJ committed to the care of the Kastern Oregon! State Hospital. Leases Xye Itooniin Houstv George H. Clark yesterday leased the Nye rooming house on Water street and will take charge at once. A. W. Nye, who has been in charge for some time past, will leave during the latter part ot the week for Port land to spend the summer with his daughter, Mrs. Jessie Shults. Leaves Hoy in Walla Walla. H. Struve, who was arrested this morning by Patrolman Tom Doyle "h a charge ot violating the traffic or dinance, by passing a street ca: while it was discharging passengers, has been released on $ bonds for appearance In police court this a(-- ernoon. Walla Walla Bulletin. Half-mUcr Indisposed. Cecil Curl, well known high school half mller, has been under the wea ther for several days. It is hoped that he will soon be able to be out for track again. He is the high school's best halt mller, having al ready this year run this race four seconds better than the first place man at the Wallowa meet last year. Iloklman Coyotes Suffer, Coyotes In the neighborhood of Holdman suffered severe losses last week due to the activity of three residents ot that community. Newt Miller and son killed 26 pups and two old coyotes on Thursday and Friday evenings and Pierce Dugan bagged 13 on Sunday. Three dollar bounty makes coyote hunting a prof liable business. Partners Buy Out Eaeu Other. Frank Downey and Judd Rogers, who have been associated together In the management of the Oregon Mar ket and the Cosey theater for some time past, have dissolved partnership Rogers yesterday bought out the In terest of Downey in the market and is now the sole owner while Downey is in exclusive possession of the the ater and will manage it in the future. Cranston Leaves This Eve. C. K. Cranston, secretary of the Pendleton Commercial association, will leave this evening for San Fran cisco as Umatilla county's official representative at the Panama-Pacific exposition. He will be one of thoaJ in charge or tne eastern uregon booth at the Oregon building and will be in a position to do some good exploitation work for this county. To Confer With Cliautauqua Men. A. J. McAllister, who is In charge of local arrangements for the annual Chautauqua in June, will leave Sun day for Portland to confer with the management ot the Ellison-White bureau which is under contract to de liver the talent for the Chautauqua. Mr. McAllister states that the bu reau will this year send better musi cal attractions and better lecturers than last year and he believes people all over Umatilla county will come in during the week. Motanlc to Join Auto Club, Having purchased a big automobile a few days ago, Parsons Motanlc, well known Indian farmer, is thor oughly Impressed with the need for better roads and has announced his determination to Join the automobile club which Is to be organized in this city Friday evening. The primary purpose of the organization Is to work for better highways and Mo tanlc, like many white men, wants to be enrolled as a strong advocate for them. Eastern Oregon Pople at Fair. The following eastern Oregon peo ple have registered in the Oregon building the past week, according to a letter from W. E. Meachami H. Markman, Freewater; F. W. Ham bel, La Grande, J. Harrell, Lostlne; Thos Wade, Island City; Harry E. Wright, Heppner; Don Shintaffer, Wallowa; H. Jeldness, Halfway; W. B. McCarty and wife. Baker; J. N. Crafton, The Dalles; Fred I Olm stead, Vale; Joe Morris and J. P. Rector, Burns. Is Xow Licensed Kmbalmer, J. T. Brown, local furniture dealer and undertaker, arrived home this morning from Portland where Mon day he took the state examinations and received a certificate as a licensed embalmer. The examination consist ed In questions on anatomy, the prln clnlea of embalming and practical demonstration and Mr. Brown made an average of 88 per cent. ' The cer tificate was issued by Dr. Calvin S. White, secretary of the Oregon state board of health. Pheasant Kills Self. Evidently bewildered at being In the city, a China pheasant yesterday afternoon dashed against the Qus srhmldt house in west Court street and was instantly killed. The bird came from the direction of Main street and waa flying exceedingly low and at great speed. It narrowly mled other houses In the range of 1U flight It struck the Schmidt house nut a few Incnes from a largo window. Wher the bird came from of Pendleton is not known but It la supposed it had flown into the city and then be coming frightened waa mukiiijf great hu.ite to escape. Officials on Toiir. On a routine tour of Inspection a party of Northern Pacific officials have been here today, having made the trip on the regular train from Pasco, two special cars being attach ed thereto. Those in the party In cluded E. C. Itlnnehat'd, general man ager; I. B. Hlchards, general super intendent; W. T. Tyler, superintend ent; L. 11. Perkins, engineer mointen aiue of way, and P. E. Anderson, loadmaster. Deserted Wife Wants Divorce. Deserted by her husband. B. F. Hensel, Just two months to a day af ter their wedding according to her complaint, Mrs. Florence M. Hensel this morning commenced suit for a divorce. They were married in Port land on March 20, 1911, she alleges, and on May 20 of the same year he left her contrary to her wishes. S. A. Newberry Is her attorney. CASTOR I A For In&nti and Children. His Kind Yoa Have Mwajs Bosgb: Bears the Signature CARPETS CLEANED. Color in Old Carpets Restored. WALL PAPER, CLEANED. Tou had better see me before you have that room repaperea. I might save you some money. E. W. ALLEX. .Phone 343R Why have your glasses fit ted by a M. D. when the Op tician can fit you Better. I can refer you to a good many people who have paid Medical Eyespecialists from $15 to $1500 with absolutely no relief from their eye trouble, that I have fitted with glasses (in one setting) to their entire relief and sat isfaction. 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Tripple seamed heavy rein forced work shirts.. 9S Men's work shirts 25, 39, 43. Men's socks 5, SVat, 10 and 12V,. Men's leather gloves, short wrist 49S 69, 9Hf, ?1.45. Men's leather gauntlet gloves 49, 69S 98, $1.45. Men's high class suits in greys, browns or Scotch plaids $12.50, $14.75, $16.50. YOC CAN DO lULTl'tCH AT WE have the most complete and un-to-date grinding plant in Eastern Oregon, and can duplicate your broken lens in a few minutes. W. H. HILL, Optician with Wm. Hanscom, THE Jeweler Thin Is the wife of a popular physician of Umatilla county. Her eyeB were .straightened with glasses in our office In twenty- minutes. The principles of glass fitting that did this will give you a glass that will never need changing. Occulfoxts cut the muncled. If either oceullsta or opticians could do this with glasses there would be no cross eyes. 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