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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1916 PAGE FIVE WILUAM FOX PHOTOPLAY! ftUPMUff ftlllAMO THROUGH FoxFUm CORPORATION Today Tomorrow William Fox Presents The Unfaithful Wife" with Robert B. Mantell, Genevieve Hamper, Stuart Holmes and All Star Cast. An Adaptation of the Famous Play "Vendetta" Vivid - - Startling - - Stirring A Photoplay of Trenchant Power and Virility Featuring the Most Beautiful Woman on the Shadow Stage The ladles' Aid or th; Presbyterian' church wad entertained yesterday1 afternoon at the h'ime of Mrs. Da-: viij Nelson, the hostess's being .Mi.s S Nelson. Mrs. Thomas Thompson ;nl 5B -Mrs. Klvln Craig. During the ifter-! t talk wan given by Mrs. I r. on the subjeit of the Klea n or of Chicago. Mrs. Waller liose two readings, "The lag till! of i Ban builder" and "Tit for Tat." Dc wit t sang two selections "My 'irev Hume In the West" irid "Mighty Lak a BOM." An instru mental selection was rendered by Miss Herbolh and Miss Snyder Ml "Mother Muchree" and "A Perfect Kay " Forty ladlee were present for the program and refreshments were ALTA THEATRE 1 V11IVU 1 noon liees eluh vis. Utttt 1 SB 5.5 i-rved. speak of th today tare. The r WATCH WAIT SEE "The Great Divide" Ethel Clayton. A play of the big out-doors. IHouse Peters imbr nf th- toca ! it be on Baturdftj nil an. If.. Bishop Rugt M church will be t man In considered the lyoeutll course 1 (ieliv.-r hin ricat U Kraph:' f a Boy." of Boho in in ths e THIS IS NOT A MOVING PICTURE SHOW Direct from Heilig Theatre Portland G&skill 6 Mac Vitty (Inc.) Announce Motion Picture News WHAT mi: I'KMihCTON PICTURE THKATRE8 HAVE TO THJ, YOU ABOUT PIURKXT AND DOMING PHOTO PLAYS MEMBERS OF STATE BOARD WILL PASS ON HOSPITAL WILLIAM POX SPENT MILLIONS ON 111 IIOIUIY It la a common paying among film men that William Fox spends mil lions while others only spend thou sands In photoplay making. The proof of this to shown In the lavish stage setting and costly costumes which Is characteristic of all hla plays. No expense lias been spared to make The I'nfalthful Wife" an adaption of the famous play "The Vendetta, " and featuring Robert Mantelle. and Genevieve Hamper, said to posses the most lieautlful face in the WOTld, .Stuart Holmes, the most vllllanous of vidians, and a hKt of other well known actors, an e-pial if not superior to other Kox Master pleceo. .Shadow Ijiwn, President Wllflon'l summer home, la used in many of the scene of thla production. Special permit was given Mr TOX m use these coHtly grounds. The Pastime management Is to lie congratulated In obtaining a tenure of the magnitude of "The I'nfalthful Wife " Thla pic. ture will be shown today and tomor row. MUIK1. NOltMANDts NKW KOLK. a dramatization of Harold 1VII Wright's novel, the dramatlzaton hav ing been made by Mr. Wright ind Elsbery W. ltrynolds. You will ask of this story, "Are the characters In the play real pen pie? Does the old 'ahepherd' live only In the pages of the book or on the stage'' Is there a 'Sammy Lane' and a 'Young Matt?' You will siy they are all very familiar, and you seem somehow to have known them I long time The scenes may seem new and yet old. If you go to the onark hills, you will find somewhere a sheep ranch In "Mutton Hollow" and n "DtWtf Bald.' But It Is from a log house above the mists that jou will view these hills and foreats and take of their peace and strength. The CWnPMy Is on Its way from Portland where It Just finished a J dav engagement at the Heilig theater. li( HUT ( I KNIGHTON WD OTH ERS ILL UUUVE IV t m TOMORROW. I II IhsUI. I'iiWWkt. U lead. NKW TORE, Jan it --Frank Howard Dodd, pi evident of the Am erican Publishers' Association and senior member of the publishing firm of Dodd-Mcad It CO., died at his h me here Coming for the purpose of passing, on the work on the new state hospital wing members of the state board and Architect Knighton will arrive to-l morrow, It Is believed Just what members of the board will come is not known but the presumption is that at least two of the officials, besides the architect, will make thj trip. I The new wing is practically com.1 I'b ted, says Superintendent McN'ary. and some little finishing vor la all; that remains. The work may be ac cepted and (he final work Insured by the retention of a small sum. While the new wing is completed it will not be placed in use for 6U days or longer. This hernuse It WOVE be unwise to use the building while so new. The wing has bom heated for several weeks past ami, heat will be kept up so as to dry out the building as thoroughly as possi Me, About March I the new wing will bt OCCUplod, Kate Me today Deputy Sheriff J. H. West of Kree water is in the city today. it Henriksen of Helix has been a Pendleton visitor today. D H. King of Longvlcw, Wash., is in the city un business. .1. W. McCulloch of fintario, Is reg-i.-tered at the Pendleton. Bertie Templeton of Echo is reels I tered .it the St. George. 1 A. B. Walker, well known Milton merchant, came in on the morning train. Ilmce Bhang le, Milton postmaster and editor, is here today on business with the county court. County ' 'onimissloner H. M. Cock burn came down this morning from Milton to attend the court meeting. Gibson Stoddard, former I'ma'.llla county rancher, is in the city visiting from his home at Clearwater, Idaho F .V. Richmond of Walla Walls, a retired farmer formerly of this coun ty, Is In the city today and w ill go on to Helix to look after some property Interests. wnat me critics oay: "The Play will sell the Book and vice versa." Chicago Journal. "From the rise of the curtain to its fall the piece was given the clos est attention. This regard arose not only from the artistic develop ments of events, but also from the earnestness of the actors, all of whom were excellently fitted for their respective parts." Philadel phia North American. "The production is acted staged and mounted fittingly and the at mosphere of the story is well pre served." Indianapolis News. "The play should attract large and appreciative audiences for it is one of exceptional charm and ap peal." Philadelphia Public Ledger. "A simple pastoral of the Ozarks, really genuine sentiment." Colum bus, 0., Dispatch. Prices 50c, 75c and $1.00. Doors Open 7:30 Curtain at 8:30 H ... 5 YOUNG V1IXW RtXlEIVES la.000,000 LEFT BY ACTOIl e Twelve Cars of Coffin Nails. SAVANNAH, (la.. Jan. 13. Twelve 'carloads of cigarettes, manufactured ir. Klchmond. arrived here for 'shipment to the Itritish forces France Appear In -ssyJen Magic" as Ho-HOss of a Trawler From India. Miss Mabel Normand. the clever, piquant comedienne of the Triangle Keystone forces, appears In a new Triangle comedy, "Stolen Magic," aa the lady of the house where Raymond Hitchcock, a visitor from India, is en. lertalned She rapidly beenmea In volved In the whirlwind action till a Hindu who has been pursuing Hitch cock throws a sleeping powder In front of her She COllapaOl stuplfled Into Hitchcock's arms Then Mack Svnnett. who plavs the husband COinel on the scene He thinks Hitchcock Is trying to break up his home tine of the Sal scenes shows Miss Normand clinging frantically to a chandelier of her nedroom while Sennett again finds Hitchcock an In truder near by In the end all la ex plained. The wrecked magic scroll has done the mls- hler, anil on Its re turn to the Hindu peace again reigns In the upset household Fitraoirrlimry ITixhk-tlon al the Alia Tlicator Tonight. "The Shepherd of the Hills." which comes to the Alta theater tonight Is ! , I HntuBVS "tiRH -1b --"Xw e eeeeLSXiK amJvL LSL H LBatBLQK'i. "iaVBBBm Smrmll'y't H) I'miinc Tlireatnel. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 13 Aus t r.i I la facaa a wool famine aa a result of the Inroads In war supplis. ac cording to the captain or a steamer arriving from Sydney The ship car ried I full cargo of wool. MKN ARE FEW Kit W BEJUJN BBRUN. Jm- 13. - The latest cen sus reports show that Herlln's male population haa decreased by 232.54" since July. 1914. due chiefly to the cHlllng of the men to the army. In fetnalea, however, the popula tion is strongly increasing The to tal population of Berlin is I.S37.IU3, a against the high-water mark of 2.095.090 in 1912 ana 1. 995. gee at ihe outbreak of the war. I l , I linker UC4M hinergein'r laglu IMut ' BARER. re.. Jan. IS. -Machinery for a steam-operated emergency elec tric generating plant, to be used is an auxiliary to the out-of-town plants operated by the Eastern Oregon Light & power t ompany. is now on the way from Portland and will be Installed in Haker within the next 30 F A. Harmon, general manager of the company, said The genera tors of the auxiliary will have a 450 -kilowatt capacity. j i ',..--. t . ; : I i LOCALS 8b Advertising in Brief BATES. Per line first Insertion.: 10c l'er tine, additions! Insertion . 5e Her line, per month ...$1.00 No locals taken for leu than 25c Couut d ordinary words to line. Locals will not be taken over the telephone except from Kast Oregon Ian paid up sutocrltiers. 0 K VI SKI t NOT ltd IB 4) OFEICI VI, SIM I Ml NT i II. The Unt- tHafly authOrlaed - ar y-v it? MBVX v. m -s MZS JOSEPH JyiVJIPH '.KW YORK. Jan 13 The thirt two year tld widow of Joseph 1. Murphy, the famous comedian ol "Kerry (low" fame who died last week will probably inherit the $3, noo. nou fortune left by the actor. Mr. and Mrs Murphy had leen married hut seven years. The actor Wag seventy -seven when he died and his widow is thirty-two. She was hit leading woman when he fell in iove with her and married her Their home life has been a model of do mestic happiness despite the differ ence in their ages. imors nsly ill that the His con dition has never been serious. the officials declare It was necessary for the emperor to remain Indoors for a few days He is now improved and confer ring da'ly with members of the general staff M IX) OAS ( VI sis DEATH. THE GREAT DIVIDE," AT THE PASTIME M XDAY-MOXDAY Peli-omortis " pntal to nn in small Garage at Ills Home. CHICAGO, jan 13 The Ndv of Albert C. Long w:uj fonnd In a small garage at the rear of his home. The garage was rilled with gas fumee. Death was atrihutei to etrom -r-tis or strangulation by gas fumes from the automobile. Chimney sweep. Call 355J. Dressed hogs. 9 cents a pound, at ."ash Market. Penland Bros.' transfer Co. haw torage warehouse Phone 339. Wanted Position by man and wife on ranch Experienced. Box 379 City. Suits pressed. 60c. Dry cleaned. $1 B0. Rudd, 310 W. Webb Phone, III. For rent Furnished rooms, for lodging or light housekeeping Brown Hall. Phone 360. For rent, nicely furnished four room apartments Inquire this of fice, Wanted Practical nursing. Best of references Inquire "M" this of fice. Wanted First class lady solicitors and demonstrators of good appear ance. Money making proposition Apply D. L Kimball, Hotel Pedleton Lost Child's white muff, between church and postoffiee Please return to Christian church. Old papers for sale; tied In bun- .les c.ood for starting fires, etc. '.Oc a bundle This office. Very many peoKi desire to buy ands In eastern Oregon What have .on to offer, and price? N. Berkeley. Prompt automobile taxi service, lay or night Funerals to cemetery only 13.50. Phone 110. Quelle Res taurant C & H Taxi Co., Money making proposition for hus tler Small capital required. Trav eling if desired. Can easily make 1100 and expenses. Apply at once D. L. Kimball, Pendleton Hotel The bonafide clearance sale with every article reduced will last only this week (let your household arti cles for spring and summer now Pendleton 5, 10. 16 Cent Beehive. H G Zllllacus, prop. Lost Fur glove on street Reward I if returned to this office. I For rent Throe room furnlBhetl apartment at 502 Water. Phone 205M. For sale. Airedalee Pair of exper ienced hunters, six paps from hunt ing stock, l brood matron, all full blood AJredalea J O Miller Phono 47. Are you interested in the scientif'o foundations of the Christian faith? i Hear Evangelist Hubbell tonight and I Friday night at the Christian church on "Reasons for Being a Christian." Mr. RIdenour wUl sing at each of I these services. Twenty-five Dollars Reward. t strayed irom uermistoD ijec. r . brown mule gelding, branded Hu on left shoulder. Weight 960 pound. Reward. 125 Notify this office. Loam to Dance. Guaranteed. Three private reason.' Merryman, at Warren's Music House, Phone 524. Adv. Apples tor Sale. Assortment or Roman Beauties. WInesaps. Spitxen bergs, 75c to II. Sweet cider. Mr. E. C. Anlbal. agent. 1300 W Alta Box 262. Adv Wanted Second hand sacks at Van Pettea Lumber Co.. Weat Alta. Adv. VtUmtion F. O. B. and W. O. W. All members of Pendleton Aerie No. 28. F. 0 E. and Pendleton Camp j No. 41, W. O W., are requested to J assemble at the Bowman Hotel eor- ner before 8 o'clock on Friday even- ing the 14th to take part in the pa Itaoe which will start from tnn cor ! ner promptly at that hour, pnxeeding I up Main street to Court, then up 'court street to the Ragle-Woodman i building, in front of which the oft i gage on the building will be borne i. ; and a public address delivered by j Hon J. T. Hinkle At the close ot ! the address all memt-ers of the two orders with theii families will pn I ceed to the lodge hall where the oth ': er exercises of the evening will 0 conducted. , All members n, frif two order , w-ith their families are urged to ! i present and enjoy a good time. By order of the Committee of Ar : rangements. Adv STARTING TODAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Domestic Infelicities Plainly Discussed---1 he Strongest, Most pointed Motion Picture Problem Play Ever Produced 5c 15c "MATRwONY I An Ince Production r ' FEATURING JULIA DEAN Howard Hickman Thelma Salter KEYSTONE COMEDY There is a Smile in Every Foot, A Laugh in Every Yard of This KEYSTONE CTfllEli MACIf'' Maturing Mable Normand, and Raymond Hitchcock d I ULCH If lAUl V sR, DANCING GIRLS 2S;r H,s Coming Sunday 'Double Trouble A Janitors Wife's Temptation HmMyflJ m I ' 1 C Vt si ( m i'iiiffiffiwwMPiiiffii!:i man M OTMyC. .?,. i : .