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PAGE FIVE EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1916. PASTIME Tomorrow! The 4 1 r The Year's Greatest Mystery Drama Who Killed Cornelia Alster? Adults Motion Picture News WHAT TIIK PENnLKTOJf MCTURE THBATRE8 HAVE TO IW YOV ABOl'T PRKMLVT AMI OOMIJIG I'llimi PLAYS HUMAN vi iri id i 1 1 1 , i i i .i.i (.r, ..i l . . . , , far Young (ilrt- JSvary girl who has mtriMMl u desire In xii on the stage, will be, deeply Interested In "The Luring , Lights." ii four-net drama which will, he presented at th Pastime toda ' only Miss Stolla Hoban. the popu lar Broadway star.'l featured In this j adaptation of George BftgUUUl's fa MOW novel "Anna Mellevn " It ls! I he story of a irlrra rise from obscur-, lly to fiun. Of what befalls her Irom the time she leaves the country village, to the day when Kale directs' thai he sail step Into the place va-, rated hf the star who ha been over-' taken by an accident The play deals with the underworld of lug city, the , Oreai White Way of Hew fork and all IM trial and tribulation a virtuous' young- girl meet with In trying to, , ii i ii., i tame and fortune In a liK j city. IHvTKCTIYKs UMIIJUI am When the V. L S. five act pho toplay, The Alster Casae." woa com pleted a private exhibition waj held for three of the most widely known detectives In the Totted State The I purpose of the exhibition was to gain a criticism M the mysuyry atory. Atj the end of Hi fourth rwel the sleutns 5 TEMPLE Today Only 6 Reel Mutual Program. THE LONG ARM OF THE SECRET SERVICE." "TAKING A CHANCE." comedy. "MUTUAL WEEKLY." 5e Last Appearance Tonight 10c MISS BELTS AND MISS BURNS IN NEW SONGS. Sunday Monday BIG DOUBLE BILL. The Sable Lorcha U Frum Hazeltine's powerful novel. A weird, fascinatini! stor- of the oriental smugnling trade. A Griffith feature with a wealth of detail full of thrills and novel situations. His Father's Footsteps Featuring FORD STERLING; a 2 Reel Triangle-Keystone j 30 minutes of comedy. ADDED ATTRACTION I Mr. F. Lewis Jeffery The Silver-Toned Tenor . 10s in latest ballads and songs 15 COMING: "INSPIRATION," JAN. 25-26. iimttiiininiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiitiiinniiiiiiiiiiflHiiiiiiiiiniiNiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirl Sunday Alster In 5 parts featuring Rrvint Wsthhiirti Ruth Stonehouse and All-Star Cast. This is the Problem that Keeps All in Highest Pitch of Suspense 15c were Inst in deep thouftht, and each one hud u different solution for the cane. When In the laat act the mur derer Is revealed, the detectives ex pressed nothing but praise for the photoplay, and admitted they were completely baffled by the Intricacy ol the plot. ' The Alster Case" will be shown at the Pastime Sunday and Monday. Mill Wan i fellows Maneloiis yer KalUit) or s-argiierite dark. A circus, a canal and a canal boat j form the settings for Marguerite Clark.! beauty and talent in the Fa-j mous l'layers Film Company's latest, contribution to the 1'aramount pro-: gram, "Still Waters.' which is the at traction at the Alia Theater Sunday. "Still Waters." which is a rare combination of pastoral romance, ru-, rul comedy anil thrilling drama, was I written especially for Miss CJark by Kdlth Harnard Delano, the well j known novelist In It the diminutive, star has one of the greetm! opportu- j nltle of her screen career for the 4U play of her remarkable versatility. A circus was leajietT for the presen tation of those portions of the story which have to do with the circus, and the plants sent three week atj Kaston. i'a.. for the purpose of ob taining the proper atmosphere fot I that part of the action which tran. I plies along the canal and on the old BIG DOUBLE BILL. 9 2 Children 5c TODAY! Kalem Broadway Favoritos Presents "The LURING LIGHTS" 4-ACTS-4 featuring Stella Hobon Also Vim Comedy Pokes and Jabs in Strangled Harmony Popular Prices Adults 10c Children 5c Ii t t barge The scenic beauty of the Del aware river and the Lehigh Valley ca nal, which parallels it at Kaston. lend rare (harm to the tale. Harry La Pearl, one of the most famous clowns In the country, was specially engaged to appear in the cir cus scenes of this production In sup port of Mis Clark, others In the cat rn Robert Broderick, Robert Vaaigluui liiid Arthur Kvers In addition to the above picture and the Paramount Travelogue, two of the blggeat vaudeville acts ever seen in Pendleton ale offered, Wag i ner ft Itruhn. In thetr great novelty roller skatlg act. and Silver to (Jray, In harmonious footing, comedy sink ing, talking and dancing This is the biggest Sunday show we have ever M UJ1 KUiVfi THICK IS TIIK SABLE LOHCUA" TIkiiwi- Httoimm Appeaia Twice in one Beage, Playing tia- Dual Hole of Twin Brother. Big Double BUI. Thomas Jefferson scores a telling effect In the dual role of Hubert and Donald Cameron, the confusion of the one's identity w ith the other being a largn factor in the plot of "The Si ble Iircha." to be witnessed under the Triangle auspice at the Temple Theater next Sunday and Monday. Jeffers.,11 the prosperous and high ly respi ted New Yorker Is pursued by Tully Marshall, a haltnreed Chlna MMBi ami the members of a powerful mi ret society of Chinatown. A hun dred Chinese had lieen killed by the Scuttling of a Junk or lorcha on whiih they were emburked to be smuggled Into America by Donald Cameron. This Cameron is the black sheep of the family and performs the fiendish deed to get away safely with the passage money without pay ing his partners. Soy and Murphy These two men escape as by a miracle Z and make several attempts on Don 5. aid's life unsuccessfully They trace : him to New York and there mistake ; i Robert Ca I n e r n n . his prosperous ;j brother, for Donald. After several ; , my Merlons mess tges the hunted man seeks refuge on his yacht He Is kid jjliaped and chained to the floor of a ! I cellar in Chinatown and wuter turned 1 on !j The other part of this big double bill. "For,l sterling, in two reel Trl i jangle Keystone. "His Fathers Fnot ; steps " Thirty minutes ol comedy ; Also Mr F. Lewis Jeffery. the silver j toned tenor In IstMl ballads and ! I songs I Public Dance Tonight, Moose Hall. : The public Is cordialy invited to ! attend the regular Saturday night i.'Jiice tonight In Moose hall. MusU j I by Saw-yer's orcbestia. Admission ; . 60 cenbi Adv Alton tinn I and I club. ;j The next I' and I Cltsta dance will I ; be given Saturday evening. January S. at Ssaie-Wood man man. i, tAdv COHMtTTKR. PWriMi: St NDAV-MONDAY District Deputy President Julia Cook assisted by Grand Marshal Sarah Newberry and Past Noble Grands Mat tie Brown, Lillie Boat, Fannie Carney and Laura Tweedy conducted the In stallation work. Following the cere monies refreshments were served, Mrs. Carl Power and her mother, Mrs. J. S. Hurchill, are expected to arrive tomorrow from Detroit. Mrs. Hurchill, whose husband recentll died, will make her home In Pendleton with her daughter. Mrs. PoWaf gad Mrs i.Tiarles Uond. g , Through the efforts of the library board, assisted by the ladies of the city, the sum of 1271.10 was netted I fir the library in GODIIMtloa with the ajinual library ball Tin- total re ceipts for tickets amounted t,, $117,91 I and the expenses consisted of hall 115; music, 825; ticket. SI. 50; total 44 1.75. In arranging for the ball the library boaXd members sold the tlck iet. the civic club provided the deco I ration, the Current Literature club the punch and the Thursday After noon club the coffee and sandwiches. The ball this year was the most pop ularly attended of any ever held and was a complete social as well as fi nancial success. Yesterday on her twenty-first birth day. Mrs Hazel Wlckland was hos tess at dinner for her father and mnther. Mr. and Mrs Henry J. Tay lor. Mrs Charles Lsvts, who has been visiting with her sister. Mrs. Wlllard Bond, left yesterday for her home in Portland A party of fourteen enjoyed a sleighing party about the city and countryside last evening and wound up at the home of Mrs. W. P Temple where an enjoyable hour of dancing and refreshments was had. A few friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kraft last eve ning to celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary. The evening was spent at cards and a dainty lunch yvas serv ed at the close of the evening. Those present were Mrs. J W. Shears, Mrs. M. Downey, Mrs. James A. Devlin, 1 Mrs. K. J. Murphy, Miss Jennie Mur phy, Miss Kdna Murphy. Mrs Agnes Nelson. Mrs. Agnes Stillman. Mrs. Agnes Cristy. Mrs. M. J. Cronin. Mrs. K. Koumayoux. Mr. and Mis Chas Dickey and W. Fondnan. The Parent-Teachers association of the Lincoln school held a session yes terday afternoon at which an inter esting program was given as follows Piano Solo .... Margurlte Humphrev Song Marie Fletcher The Kducalive Value of Oames. . . Miss Poyd Songs by Miss Maxwell's Room, Piano Duet. Marguerite Humphrey Esther Jenkins. Heading Miss O'Connell Songs by Third grade iiiartette. Hound Table Talk. leader Mrs. Idle mun. Subject: "What games my children are playing, and how it Is educating them." Mrs. McKnight. Mrs LaOoW, Mrs. Reager. Mrs Jack. Mrs Wood worth. Mrs. Mytinger. Mrs. Averill Mrs. Fell. Song Hubert I.a Dow The three women's organizations of the Church "f the Redeemer met at I the Rectory on Wednesday last and 1 held a very successful business meet- ; ing. The Parish Aid and Sanctuary ! Chapter unanimously reelected the! last year's officers t-i -ervc another J year. Parish Aid, Mrs J F. Robinson president; Mrs. I.ee MoorhOUSe. Mi" I resident: Mis l.irra II. sturgis. treas urer: Mrs. Laura D Nash, seoretarj Sanctuary Chapter, Mrs. h B, Rtck- rrs. president. Mrs. C F. Juibi, .c relury -treasurer. After the husines. meeting a very pleasant social session was enjoyed with Mrs.. .1. V. Robinson nnd Mrs. H. F. Pickers as hostesses The Vestry also had their meeting a: . T an p. m.. and after :ie business was transncted had an enjoyabti social time. Pendleton Aerie. No. it of Eagles last night Installed their officers at the Eagle-Woodman hall with appro priate exercises. The officers, recent ly" elected, are as follows: Past Wor thy President. J. H. Hlmee; Worthy President. A. J. Anders., n: Worth? Vice-President. M. A. Ferguson: Worthy chjipiain. Charles Fraseri Worthy secretary. V Stfoble; Worthy Trcasunr. Ed Hayes: Inner, (luard, Kyle Long; outer Guard. R. .. Mar- TODAY The Charming HAZEL DAWN in her great .uccew, "THE MASQUERADERS." 2 BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS 2 SUNDAY Marguerite Clark Still A novel screen- drama of rural and circus life. If you want to laugh, see Marguerite. 2 Big New Vaudeville Acts 2 WAGNER & BRUHN Novelty Roller Skating. i CONTINUOUS SHOW tin 'hyslclan. Dr. H. S. fiarfleld. Mr. s was presented yvith a handsome Him charm of an eagle's claws in a solid gold setting. As Past Worthy Presi dent. Mr. Himes will be a delegate from the local organization to the grand aerie which meets in August at Savannah, (la. Guy Hays of McKay creek is in to day. J. 0. Parlin of Stanfield is in to day. Hat t y My rick of Adams is in th city ntt. Jr.. is a Baturda: jr hi II. E. Rlacki if Milton th city today. Charles Stai Helix in to. ,-n business. Mrs. L A. Grady of The Dalles IS in the city today. I,. E. Hecklll of Starburk is reals, '.ered at the Bowman. Mr. and Mrs. J. Keegan of Elgin are visitors here today. Glen Scott came in today from his ranch north of the city. R H. Oliver of Walla Walla is in the City today on business. Ralph Richards of Stanfield is in j the city today on business. Miss Malen Burnett of Walla Walla i i staying at the Pendleton. E. Lorensen. Ring rancher. 1-; spin, ling Saturday in the city James Sevey. McKay Creek farmer. was in town today on business. Emtuett Reese returned yesterday : afternoon to his ranch near Helix GeorgS J. Ruri. auditor of the 0. W. Is in the city today on business .1. If, Brinkley. well known travel ing man. is registered at the lYndle ton. Mrs. P. Killiun of Vansycle came' in this morning on the Northern Pa- King of Relll rs in the citv Shopp. valine saleaman in on the N P i has been work as in the city to ecovered from a I'Pe. esentative of the H. C. Hi) lag at Pilo day. He ! severe atta 11. B. c Jewel Tea company of Chicago, re turned to Pendleton yesterday after a , Uslness trip to Athena ii. 1.. Smith. , esters, left on mil will go on dealer in har- li for Portland sioria yvhere he h.is Ar Hilling thur K. Ferguson om their ck to i 'or i arrived thb morning and o visit his sis be Is stay lag , tr, whii I at the St. I kna ' JijSfll sfbV' kfc fl Svafl ' Marguerite dark in Still Waters," tomorrow. St tlie Alta Theater. i Alta Theatre "THE GIRL THAT IS DIFFERENT.' in Waters 99 PARAMOUNT TRAVELOGUE J. W. King is iters in J'endlet among thi n today. Helix vis- Mayor O. H. Bishop of Freewater Is transacting business here today. Horace Walker, ex-county commis si!, ner. is up from Stanfield for the day. Pruoe Shangle. Milton postmaster and editor of the Milton Eagle, if spending the day In Pendleton. HOGGINS I'XDEH I LI AS IN ROOKIE DATS, ST. LOUIS leraltj knewn manager of masqueradi ,1 a'ly nineties, before he big league cir. les. Bug!ns was known ai Proctor, whin he played Paul club. He couldn't u U) name bec.uise his fat! tc a professional baseball hjected 'er fo- : bis son. The elder Unpins had , idea tin, Miller would ever become a big lea guer, so he advised hiin to stay out of baseball anil practice law. but two years later the son was out In the big b'Hgue. The proud parent foraave htm and How-ins dropped the and resumed his real name. 1 1 las W, o on Monday 'endicton Cain tti 10 n rin ,,. .,, grass, of sag members are ! A good time l(Adv ) CF.I; Clerk 1 m naaxxmcia ram.3., P?..w I SILVER & GRAY "Harmonious Fooling.' COME EARLY. LOCALS Sb Advertising in Brief RATES. Per line first Insertion 10e Per line, additional Insertloa 5c Per line, per month 11.00 N" locals taken far leu than 25c. Count 0 ordinary words to line Locals will not be taken orer the telephone except from East Oregoo tan paid up subscribers. Chimney sweep. Call T 5 C.J Dressed hogs. cents pound, at Cash Market Carpet and ru weaving, Mrs R Francis, 1000 B Webb street Found Fur neck piece at Temple Theater. Call at box office. Penland Bros.' transfer Co. have ; 'torage warehouse phone 311. For rent Two furnished house keeping roome with bath. SIS Willow. Wanted Position by man and wlf on ranch. Experienced. Box 379 City. Suits pressed. 50c. Dry cleaned. (150. Rudd, 310 W. Webb Phone. 685. Reliable lady wishes position as housekeeper in small family. Phone 282M. For sale Five room home, corner two lots, desirable location on north side. Phone 84 Old papers for sale; tied In bun- i lies. Good for starting fires, etc. : 10c a bundle This office. I For sale Five room house, corner ; two lots, desirable location on north j side Phone 8t. Very many ; desire to Ouy lands in eastern Oregon. What have sou to offer, and price? N. Berkeley Lost Pair of Frencn kid cravenefte ; shoes. Eagle-Woodman hall. Wednea- , day evening. Please return to this ' office. Prompt automobile taxi service, day or night Funerals to cemetery only 83.50. Phone 110. Quelle Res taurant C. & H. Taxi Co., For rent Xcely furnished five room house on north side Modern j improvement Telepnone -I or : 539M. Wanted Work by young man used I to farm work. Am stout and heart ' j Last two years In Dakota. Writ I kind of work and wages. Roy ivttit. . Crooksville, Ohio For trade A new. modern 110 bbl. electric flour mill located In valley town 20,000 population, will trade for eastern Oregon or Washington wheat land. Price 822.000 For par ticulars write io Trade Street. Sa lem. Ore, Will trade for real state to . r Pendleton 8; acres Improved (arm land In Willamette 1e. 14 acres of Wbjjch is in j-yeur-old apple orchard also tw,, residences in Portland, well as first etug mortgages and con tracts drawing $ per Coal Kattegat For particulars, address F A t ael, Pendlrton. Oregon. Dissolution oikV Notice la hereby given thai 'be firm of Albiway ft Milne bis Cil day been dissoh..! g b.wav re tiring. Hereafter tli bastneS will be conducted in the same location by Chus. Milne, who wi colierl ,i mil and settle .ill ma,, lints Januan J. 1IS (Adv.) ctfAfi m'iisk Leara u, nan e. Guaranteed. ThTSS prtvatl ieSSOaS Merr oi.it1. i' : d I Phone Bid A lwciity.iiyc DaMats it, aM Strayed fnun HermtstOS !. ? g brown mule gelding, bfaaslsd Hi' on left shoulder Weight Ml nnd Reward N'"'C 'lis ffi .- i .:-. for Assortment Rk j Wlnesaps. Bpll tn SI ! Sweet ci.b r Mr E i 1300 W Alta Bn II W anied Second hand sacks Lumber Co.. Went akt
