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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1916. PAGE FIVE III lllllllllllllllllllllllllllll WHERE QUALITY IS A REALITY. NOT A PROMISE .Cay Only :t PART KALKM CEATTRE "TheWoman of the Sea" li'uiiirlim Miss JAOKII SANDERS Thi' Maud Adams of the screen. In a gripping drama of ih- deep. IT lOR XI'll PR s Ms 'Levy's Seven Daughters' Sl.l.K. PHEK1 Ms "Orders" VIM 11 s in. ( Mil. hill &c Tomorrow! SUNDAY V. L. S. E. Big Four Selig Red Seal Play "SWEET ALYSSUM" 5 Stupendous Acts 5 Chas. Major's Appealing Study of Oil Fields Featuring Tyrone Power Kathlyn Williams Edith Johnson splendid acting; il has stirring red blooded 1MB- thrilling ex plolU bUl all these are the Dotal of tenderness. Be Sure and See the New P. P. P. Adults 15c Children 5c .-.i-n::;:!;, .,iL;:i:.:.j:; . . . . . ...i:.-.i.iii;i..-.;;;:.;i..ii::i:--..;:-. :.,m ..:.:i;hnni:;.i i.iiii.:...::....-. : 'jij:-.. Pretty Party at llormlston HEKMISTON, Ore , Jan. 22 With Mrs J. D Watson, Mrs. II. u. New port, Mrs. F. A. Phelps. Mra. Wm Kenni'dy, Mm. C. O. Wains ott, Mrs. J. T Hlnk.le, Mm. Geo. E. liayhlli and Miss Maude Phelps as hostess. The IlcrmiBton Auditorium was the wceno of one of the prettiest and largest parties of the season last night. The hall was artistically dec orated in evergreens and red ribbons From the renter of the room a largo ball was suspended, streamers of red and gTeeB trailing to all parts of the. room. At intermissions pouch was served by MlaaM Clarice Watson. Francis Hlnklo and Arllne Kennedy. The first part of the evening was devoted to leap year dances, after which the grand mdrch was led hy: Mrs J. D Watson and V. M. Oul vlrta. The hostesses were assisted In serv-J ing the refreshments by Mrs. ("has j Baker and Mrs. H. M Straw. Many out of town couples were' present, the disagreeable weather ap-! parently preventing none from attending. Dr. and Mri-. Mux 8, Kirn WBW to Hermlaton yesterday to attend t h dancing party there last evening. They will remain over Sunday. Mrs, A. F. May Is enjoying a week. ml visll from her brother, p, 8. Weit enhiller of Spokane who Is enroute a Burns. LOCALS Sb Advertising in Brief ItATKS Per line first lmrtlna 10c !r line, additional Insertion 5c lr line. mt month $1.00 No locals taken for less tlian 2Tic. fount tl ordinary strils to line. IxMali will out tie taken over the telephone except from KaM nregoa lan paid up nubai rlbem. Hay for sale, Boss Jones, City For sale- Household goods by t ho piece Call at 312 W Alta Penland Hris.' transfer CO, hav tlorage warehouse Phone Sit Wanted- -Second hand roll top of fice, desk, phone 101. Suits priwscd. I0c. Pry cleaned $1 50 Itudd, 310 W. Webb Phone, (15. For rent Furnished rooms, for lodging or light hout.ekceping Urown Hall Phone 350 For sale Alfalfa hay. Inquire at Moot's Cigar Store. Phone 4(1. by "A" this Wanted Work on ranch pcrlcnccU woman. Inquire office For rent -House and five ine mile from town Call. Hsrrah. For sale Housekeeping inents. Always full For ptu call 305 Mrs Teel For sale, cheap--Farming and lease on lsfio acres land "iy Fast oregonlan Wanted- Dressmaking at home or by the day Prices reasonable 2nd floor, room .". Ilrown Hall. Phone 3T.0 acres, W. W. part-rulars outfit Inoulr-.' I. C Snyder, chimney sweep. Phone ttlH, Very many people desire to tiuy lands In eastern Oregon. What have rou to offer, and price? N. Berkeley. uld papers for sale; tied In bun tlea Gpod for starting fires, etc. 10c a bundle This office. Prompt automobile taxi service, day or night Funerals to cemetery only 13.50. Phone 110. Quelle Res taurant Ci & H. Tail Co., Salesmen wanted Write us for our new and special commission of-1 tl r We propose to do the business Address Capital City Nursery Com-' pany. Salem, Oregon. Salesman Wanted To sell out j fruit and ornamental nursery stock, roses, shrubbery, etc ; exclusive terrl- i tory, liberal cash advance weekly on j orders; free outfit Yakima & Colum bia River Nurscrj Co., North Yakima, Wash. For trade A new, modern 110 bbl. eb ctrlc flour mill located in valley j town 20,000 population, will trade for eastern Oregon or Washington wheat land. Price 112.000. For par-1 tl. ulara write 5(5 Trade Street, 8a-' lent, Ore. Learn t nam. Guaranteed. Three private lessons Merryman, at Warren's Music House Phon 624 Adv. steamer Afire, Have 10 Port. NEW YORK. Jan. 22. With a fire biasing In one forward hold, the I Norwegian steamer Sygnn. said to be loaded with ammunition, raced to quarantine this morning other ves sail played their searchlights while j the crews of flreboats fought the flames The fire was controlled lat-1 sr. Officers refused Information as to the probable cause. Old you .See It- 'Say. Mandy, did you see it?'' "What, Zeke?" "Why, that Automatic Washing Machine In the Pacific Power & Light I'ompany's windows. The blamed thing turns round and round and the machine turns round and round, and then there is the sweetest lltle cuss you ever sot eyes on washing Just like an old woman, side him sots his gal Just doing nothing, but I think she ought to for It seems to be her washing hung out to dry. Shooks. Mandy. I can't toll you half about IL You go look, then if you want the thing -why Just call on Zeke." Adv. is here i H. Public Dance Tonight, Moose nail. The public is cordlaly Invited to attend the regular Saturday night dance tonight In Moose hall. Music by Sawyer's orchestra. Admission. 50 cents. Adv Something New. We have a new line of 30c choco lates We challenge you to try them and say if they are not equal to any 80c chocolate you ever ate. Pendle ton 5-10-lSc store. (Adv.) THE BBS HIVK Ulentlon I and I chili. The next U and 1 Club dance will e given Saturday evening, January' It, at &sf It-Wood man hail. Adv i I'OMMITTKK Attention. Pauline Rebecca Lodge No I will entertain the Rebsccal and families and the Odd follows and their fam ilies on Saturday evening. January 22, at I. O. O. F hull. All visiting members Invited By order of NOWe i Irand. Adv. last evening. Robert Foster is up today from Pi lot Rock Junction. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Duncan of Wes ton are In the. city. Jacob Narkaus of Weston has been visiting here today. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dale of Helix are visiting here today. Jerry Foley of Walla Walla is reg istered at the Pendleton. Harry Myrlck Is here today from his home at Myrick station. "hri. Johnson cme In this morning from his ranch at Vansycle. 'Qb" Greiner, Echo merchant, came1 up this morning from his home. 0. M. Morrison and family, Adams, are registered at the St. George. i Mrs. Jennie Peterson of Stanton was a passenger on the morning N. P. train. , J. 0. Kinoald and Sam Jinkins made i trip to Pilot Rock Junction this morning. Col. H. G. Newport of Herinlston. arrived today on the Northern Paclfi ' tram from Pasco. Pete Sheridan, prominent Hotter i 'reek cattleman, came in this morn ing on the motor. Walter Hawkes is in today front Myrick and Fulton stations where he has lieen engaged in loading wheat. Mrs. Jessie Smith and daughter Katharine returned today to lone after having visited here as the guest of Mrs. A C Smith Alta Theatre Today! The Beautiful Edna Goodrich in Today "ARMSTRONG S WIFE" 2 BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS l Tomorrow! Sunday and Monday MATINEE ONLY (on account of the Maude Powell concert, this picture will not be shown Monday night. Don't fail to see it Sunday.) The Foremost Emotional Artiste of the Screen PAULINE FREDERICK In a Thrilling Screen Visualization of the Great Dramatic and Literary Sensation "BELLA DONNA1' j As Bella Dona, Pauline Frederick surpases all her former screen triumphs PARAMOUNT TRAVELOGUE i 2--Big New Vaudeville Acts -2 ft PAtiUNK frctO'K'K tssf The Dares Novelty Equilibrists Edith Haney and Company Comedy Singing Dancing, Change Novelty Continuous Show Mrs. H Brown "f Hermiston is a visitor here today. J. M. Harrison, well known Hirch Greek farmer, is spending the day in the city. William Kvans, Pilot Rock stock man, has lieen here today on a busl nes trip. Joe Evans of Cayuse came in this morning on No. 18. He reports the rain has lieen heavy in the moun tains Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sturdivant be came the parents of an eight and i half pound girl yesterday, born at St. Anthony's hospital. H. H. Decker, well known republi- can of Thorn Hollow, came in this morning. He reports there has been lots of snow in his section but the Chinook of the dast two days is driv ing It off rapidly. The following Helix people have lieen in the city today. Ira Scott. Art G rover, fharles Stanton, Frank Stan ton. J. K. Bott, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Geiss. W. H. Morrison, LeRoy Pen- land. William Ruthers. Everett King and M. V. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Jackson arrived here from Portland this morning and are house guests of Mr and Mrs J. V Robinson. Mr. Jackson is to at tend the Commercial Club banquet to the railroad men tonight. Mr and Mrs Elmer Brewer left yesterday for Portland where thej will reside permanently. Mr. Brewet having taken a position with the B T. Hudson Arms Co. W1IJ. BK CITY'S (.1 RHTS (Continued from page one.) Mrs. Wlllard Bond and Mrs. W. U Thompson are planning a series of! parties for the near future, the first of which is to be given rfeit Wednes day afternoon. Dr. Alexander Reid of Stanfield, has been visiting here today. Miss Clara McDonald. Mrs. Jack Young and Mrs. Jack Ince visited with friends in Stanfield last evening. William McMurray, general passen ger agent; A. Kelling. representing H. E. Loundsberry, general freight agent; A. Buckley, assistant superin tendent; J. S. Corbett. chief dispaters er at La Grande; E. Thomas, master mechanic at Xjt Grande; A W. Per ley. eeneral agent; Robert Burtus, district traveling agent; T F. O'Brien, local agent; A C. Spencer, attorney; Blaine Hallock of the tax depart ment: Charles Nordy. Frank Jackson. George W. Hansen and Henry Han sen, locomotive engineers; Messrs. Regal. Moore anil Woods, titles not learned; C S. Jackson, publisher of the Oregon Journal, and A. F. Ma rion, civil engineer in charge of tlia construction of the terminal , 08bium now holds the rec-high-priced metal. Today Only "Gould a Man Do More" a 3 reel drama "A Deal In Indians" Comedy "The Warning" 2 Reel Drama Sunday -Monday 5c 15c TRIANGLE PLAYS Lillian Gish With Rozs'ka Dolly and Wilfred Lucas in 'THE LILY and THE R SUPERVISED BY DAVID W. GRIFFITH INTERESTING I'l.W 18 "THE UtA M nil. ROSE." THE r'IXE 4 UTS I'IDI PUODUOTION, 1 WHICH lIIJJAN OtSH STAIW Willi ROBSIKY IrOIXV. WILFRED lit IS PLAYS till PART M Mil MANGE VFEAIRN iND EX-EOOTBALL HERO, WHO MARRIES I mi: ML! IMIHH GISH), ONLY TO FORSAKE HER FOR IIANOER, THE Bosk (Miss DOLLY). Chas. Murray with Harry Hooker and Louise Fazenda in "The Great Vacuum Robbery" Motion Picture Mews WHAT THE PENDLETON PICTURE THEATRES HAVE TO Ti l I VOI VBOET PRESKKT AMI COMING PHOTO PLAYS sum.'" ami Tyi Brooks, np tl spectators aiv "SWEET UjYSSVM." t harlcs Major's ppeallng Story of the Oil Fields. In tire stirring reels. Edith John son, as the matured "Sweet Alys- Power as Roanoke aftStTifujl of ,heir r the eyes, in a simple little drama that might be taken bodll) out of any average home. That is why the play, adopt ed from Charles Majors widely read novel "Sweet Aly.isum." makes such an appeal it deals with elements Which aie all a part and parcel ol our own lives in the play there is a babj a de licious, fair-haired, curly-locked, dim- pied little crearun alwayg find Just around "Daddy's" 'Sweet Myasum'1 crown up. Splendid acting i blooded scenes, th in which the greater part of the ac-!s tion transpires, and provides Missis Frederick with a role in which she 5 far eclipses her previous record of 5 achievement as the oremoet emotion- 2 al artiste of the screen. In addition to the above production . Z two Pig time vaudeville acts Hum iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iniiiiiiiiiii iimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitii I DRS. IDLEMAN AND INGRAM Dental Specialists Our Painless Methods are a Surprise and a Delight to Our Patients in IAN (JISII STARK l "LILY Wl ROSE" Two Lady Assistants Always in Attendance 5 ?iinMlinilMIIIIHIMIIIUMIIIIMIMIIIinilllMIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIn , w-Tiose tiny arms the rifcht place neck This is before she Is i has stirring reo- ill.'ng exploits. Put . are its notes of ng at Tin r.is- Itlti M v l Y PROOH M IT llll M I X TREAT Kit Pnnlbtr i mtarirti Will Be s-n m " Bella Oonim novel and play. "Bella lmtt As ,1 greatt at o llteran and photoplay it GREAT KEYSTONE FARCE TEMPLE Perfectly Ventilated Theatre Comfortable Tuesday and Wednesday "INSPIRATION" na" create satlons of dramatic will mtdoubtedlv lie recorded as one of the most powerful emotional !ra maj ,-cr presented on the screen in the famous role of the alluring Mid treacherous Bella Donna, whose anal contain! all tin- passion of the orient fend whose Impulse! are as exotic as the Nile Itsel P'ullne Frederick has suggested -i ci-oiture of rare fas, ma Hon and unusual power Beautiful and cruel .irresistible and pitiless, she 'is out into the black night acroaa .the grim desert, into the nowhere The Famous PUayers Film I'om j nam's impressive pnoto-pmdtlctlon f this celebrated literary and dra in.nl, m afterpiece fsithfullv illus Iri tes the orient a , splendor of atmos pere and the mystical environment tTtarmlng Yonng AtrcMs pias Appealing Part i0 New Tri aiufU1 pmy, There are some Intensely tragic mo- i ments in the new Triangle play. "The : Lily and the Kose," which will cotnc to the Temple theater tomorrow. However, this intensity is enthralling and is saved from being excessive bv a lightening of the perspective in the end. Ullian Gish stars as the I.ilv and her portrayal is convincing 81 the young pure touted gin brought up apart from the rude burly burls world. Wilfred Lucas is the husband whu has been a man ahom town pH- BOlace in the exciting society of a daring stage dancer, llozsika Dolly. Miss Gish is effective in displaying the gradual maturing of the young girl into a woman who sees the in tense passion that drives her husband to neglect her and fix his attention on the shallow naturea dancer. She becomes gradually reconciled to her I in Vim n J.'.t 7.7 VI ' band might have claimed Miss 1VII exhibits the Opposite oi Miss Gish. She is tac Boat, whose florid and loud charms appeal to the rather coarse grained man Ol the world as shown b) i.ticas The sc cret of solution when the part ot air ion is played with the abllit; and charm dlaplavyed by atlaa Dolly, though she is faithful to the idea ol auparflclatlti and errancy ol bean that characterise the play, lit- danc ing on the sands is .milling and pic tureeque The pia offers one or the nest ab sorbing stories recent f) seen in th-' films ami it is predicted that it will have extraordinary popularly wher ever it is presented. Great Clearance Sale OF HATS ANY HAT IN OUR STORE, TRIMMED OR UN TRIMMED FOR $1.00 These hata range in price from $5.00 to $12.75. AISO ONE SPECIAL LOT FOR 50c THIS SALE STARTS Monday Morning' Masons Millinery 821 Main St. Ph. hi.-