East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 24, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FIVE EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1916. WHERE QUALITY IS A REALITY. NOT A PROMISE Last Chance Today "SWEET ALYSSUM" Tyrone Power, K&thlyn Williams, Edith Johnson and All Star Cast We Announce for Tomorrow THE SPECIAL VITAGRAPH Personal Picked Programe A Four Part Feature and a One Part Coir.edy. VITAGRAPH PRESENTS "The Making Over of Geoffery Manning" 4 PARTS 4 Cast includes Harry Morey, L. Rogers Lytton, Belle Bruce, Ned Finley, Marion Hen- ry and Kate Davenport. VITAGRAPH PRESENTS "The Pest Vamooser" 1 PART 1 Kate Price and Hughey Mack. Personally Picked Program at Popular Prices. ADULTS 10c. CHILDREN 5c LOCALS 8b Advertising in Brief BATHS. Per in. tint MM rtloo 10c Per line, (iMItluQal MMM . 5 fm llBf, per month 11.00 No kxsli ink. ii fur lau tbu 2Sc. 1 'ooDt A ordinary word to Hot Ixicsis will out be taken ofer tbf tclepboDe i"', from Psit Oregon tan paid up (ubtrrlbcri. I. C Snyder, chimney sweep. Phone II1M For sale- Household irood hy the piece. Call at 312 W. AM Penlund tiros.' transfer Co. hav storage warehouse Phone SSI. Wanted Second hand roll top of fice dsak. Phone 101. Suit pressed, tor. Dry cleaned. 1 50 Itudd, 310 W. Webb Phone. III. Kdr rent Furnished rooms, for lo'lalng or light housekeeping Brown Hall. Phone 350 For sale Alfalfa hay Inquire at Hooks Cigar Store. Phone 461 Wanted Work on ranch, by ex perienced woman. Inquire "A" this office. For rent - House and five une mile from town Call Harrah For imle HousokfepliiK mania Alwayi full. For particulars all .105 Mrs Teel For sale, cheap Farming outfit and lease on 1600 acres land. Inquire "(" Kurt oregonlan Wauled Dieeamaktni at home or by the day Prices) reasonable 2nd floor, room I, Hrown Hall. Phone 350 Wood for sale Phone 694W Lost Uidles' Mack velvet bait, bo tween agem y and Pendleton. Keward If returned to this office Very many peofie desire to buy lands in eastern Oregon What have rou to offer, and price? N. Berkeley. Old papers for sale; tied In bun ties: Good 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 C. & H. Taxi Co., Salesmen wanted Write us for our new and special commission of fer. We propose to do the business Address Capital City Nursery Com pany. Salem. Oregon. Salesman Wanted To sell our fruit and ornamcnlal nursery stock, roses, shrubbery,, eto ; exclusive terri tory, liberal cash advance weekly on orders; free outfit. Yakima & Colum bia Rival Nursery Co., North Yakima, Wash t lll sii Ills N liAAVYEH. I .Voted sinner t Defend HimaeM in1 Taxi Driver's sinoo suit. I NEW YORK, Jan. 24 Though Kn-, rlco Caruso will not sing the role, he Will act and speak the part of his own 'counsel in a municipal court In this city within the next feW days. I He Is financially able to hire a dis- I tingulshed lawyer, but he says he hut grown tired of paying out money for I defending suits which are qulckl) dl- Mr. and Mi Chutles gamut! Jack-1 sor of Portland, Dr. and Mrs F. V.' Vinci.it and Mr. and Mrs. John B. RobUMOB were dinner guests y eater -riay at Hillside Home, the country resideme of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fra iler. The Duplicate Whist Club Is no t Ing .his afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. It. Dickson. Owing to the Inclement weather, the reception planned by the Thurs day Atiernoon Club ror Maude Pow ell, famous: violinist, who appears to night the Alta theater, has been cancelled. However, society promis es to ha out in numbers tonight for the concert which is iierhaps ths greatest musical attraction ever booK ed in this city. The advance sale hs been large and every seat will be fill, ed. Complimenting Mrs Charles Sam uel Jackson of Portland, Mrs. K. W Vincent entertained a few tables at bridge at her home on Water street Saturday evening. The mu ting of the W. C. T. U., called for tomorrow afternoon, has I been indefinitely postponed on ac I count of the weather. Society events of note during the present wreak will be the dancing part) to be given in the Kagle-Wood-man hall tomorrow evening by a number of popular young ludles. and the bridge afternoon 10 be given Wednesday by Mrs w. l. Tnompaon and Mrs Willard Hood This will be Ihe first of a series Of parties by these two hostesses. e Alta Theatre Tonight Maude Powell, The World's Greatest Woman Violinist Curtain at 8;30 Tomorrow and Wednesday The Charming and Talented Actress Valli Valli in "The Woman Pays" 5 act photodrama Teeming with Romance, Realism and Thrilling Incident iSllM-VKUTES OF TODAY. Plli Rock, the acres, w, w. a purl - 1'urn to Dunce. tuaranteed. Three private lessons Mi rryman. at Warren's Music Housa Phone 524- 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 KOc chocolate you ever ate. Pendle ton 5-1U-15C store (AdV.) THE HKK 1IIVK I missed. This lime Caruso Is U) contest the ! claim of Vittorio Franco, who sup- j j plied a motor car for the tenor last ! season and insists there was a con-1 j tract lo do likewise this year. When Caruso arrived in New York in the fall he announced he was ge(- ting so stout he must walk much and ; ould not need an auto. Monday night the singer was met ' at the Metropolitan's stage entrance j by a man who handed him a summon-1 in a suit for 11000. "I pay no more money for the lawyer men." said Caruso. "J shall m ! own lawyer be. I will tell the Judge , what it is he shall wish to hear." A F. Michael . ihe city today. Ed Klngle of Hi day in the city. B, c. Rochester of North Yakima. Is a visitor here. F. J. Wymon of Prlneville Is In the city today on business Albert Harala of Touchet came in on the N. P. train this morning Mrs. Douglas and daughter, Miss Frances Douglas, came over from Pasco this morning. Mayor James m. Kyle ffnd t.iod Riches, editor of the stanfieid Stand ard, were up from .-tanfleld Satur day and attended the banquet givtn to the railroad men. I hli f Lionel i:iei trliity has been a big factor in j cheapening w ater supplies for town and Cities, and Its employment Is , rapidly grow ing WOTTING TO THE FRONT. Postmaster: No not much doin taown Did ye hear ertiout I.em Hi gins get tin a teleRram Farmer: Not Im : Postmaster: Yes. i.em. Farmer: Ry ctlcxy: It beats ther wa the young fWlers are fol in' ter the front.- Chicago News. The sons of Ishrrraet are today the Redoulns, who live east of the Jor dan and south of the Dead Sea Their banishment from the society of set tled tribes has not . seriously hurt them. They are the sturdy sons of the desert, who are so often pictured on their spirited Arab steeds, armed and maaly In their carefree, but alert grace. Hut the daughters, the Hagars am ong the Hedouins. have a harder timt of it The hard work of the camp falls to them, and they sometimes fight side by side with their pictur esque but lazy and proud husbands and masters. The real Bedouins were tent dwell ers and nomads and neither built huts nor cultivated the ground. But the coming of a degree of law and order even in Turkey has caused some Bedouins to settle down to a life under a roof and of tilling the fields or tending sheep or goats in stead of Arab steeds or ungainly camels. The Hadarl. or settled tribes, are partly nomadic and partly agricul tural. When drouth occurs In the desert, famine drives the Bedouins to rob : and pillage, but they are really kind ' and polite, endowed with a certain gran- of king. If one eats bread and salt w ith them he Is sare, for the true Medouln can be trusted by all, as his law of hospitality is inviolable. The Christian Herald. A small X-ray machine is now used In dentistry for locating root canals, erupted and impacted teeth, etc. Rear This In Mind. "1 consider Chamberlain's Cough Remedy by far the nest medicine In the market for colds and croup." says Mrs Albert Blosser. Lima, Ohio. Manv others are of the same opinion. Obtainable everywhere. Adv. DIDN'T BELIEVE IT. A certain little schoolgirl Is learn ing, both at school and on the street as a recent happening demonstrates. The knowledge she picked up at school; the phrase regarding the cat the heard either from some older child or from some careless elder "Mother, what does f-a-t spell?" she. asked the other night on coming home from school. "Why, 'fat.' my dear," replied the mother. "And wnat doee h-e-r spell?" came the second inquiry. " 'Her,' " again vouchsafed the in formant "Now 1 know I was right and that old cat of a teacher tried to make me believe that those letters spelled father,' " exclaimed the child with not a little indignation Columbus Dispatch. Turks and Hnsxtans Clash. CONSTANTINOPLE. Jan. 24. Turkish and Persian Irregulars occu pied Kengevar, southwest Hamadan, on January It. It was officially an nounced They also took Chakpar kan. and now are advanvlng to Assa dabad. A hundred Russians were killed when the Turks and natives re pulsed a cavalry regiment. Another regiment was defeated south of Ur-mis. Eat HOW TO t I RE COLDS Avoid exposure and drafts. ignt Take Dr. King's New covery. It is prepared from Tar, healing balsams and mild laxa tives. Dr. King's New Discovery kills and expels the cold germs, soothes the irritated throat and allays In flammation Search as you will, you cannot find a better cough and cold remedy Its use over 45 years Is a guarantee of satisfaction. Adv. Notice laaatern Star, , There will be a regular meeting of Bushee Chapter. No. 19. O. E. !.. to morrow evening January it, rinre will be Initiation and refreshments. By order of the worthv matron. MART JOHNSON, (Adv. i Secretary. Laughter id Digestion. Laughter Is one of the most health-; fill exertions; It Is of great help to digestion. A still more effectual help! Is a dose of Chamberlain's Tablets. If you should be troubled with lndl- gestion give them a trial. They only cost a quarter. Obtainable ever- j where -Adv Motion Picture News WHAT THE PENDLETON PICTURE THEATRES HAVE TO TELL YOl' ABOUT PRESEN1 IND COMING PHOTO PLATS TYRONE POWER IN A STRONG f ftj5c LAST TIME TODAY TRIANGLE PLAYS 15c 2 LILLIAN GISH 2 With Rozsika Dolly and Wilfred Lucas in L mi nil Sfe I ft SUPERVISED BY DAVID W. GRIFFITH Chas. Murray with Harry Hooker and Louise Fazenda in o "The Great Vacuum Robbery" vT 30 Minutes of Fun The Lily and The Rose PJ r TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY Sr. MISS AUDREY MUNSON INSPIRATION' Tells df the wonderful adventures ot a country girl adrift in a irreat city who overcomes every obstacle and becomes the most famous model in tin- world. AUDREY MUNSON was selected from hundreds of beautiful women to pose for the official statuary of the Panama Exposition, the central fig ure on the Maine monument in Central Park, New York, and other famous sculpture. COMING THURSDAY AND FRIDAY "ALOHA OE." "THE VILLAGE SCANDAL." H n ft O o 3 (T H P) v r PJ "Sweet l uin" PlH . ! Ileal'! I tor I. "Sweet Alyaaiim," ilia V. i. B. K.. Rill 4. Sells lieil Ssal ri . WhU'.i will be presented at .a Past into Ib day for lin laJ time wa well tt Calved at it. pwaenaRiGiv'yeataTda'. Tyrone Power ftvaji .. njawls Inter pretation nl the i ha:. .e el Roai ifcfl Hrook. the braVi wateiiman whoae wile, played l Ka.a;u Williams finds thai "Tlie t "in I death." Babs (Jene FHurer as little "Llaauiri." i wondarvn; for a child actraaa, and Edith J'h-.m .ore the Success il her e;;reer in the I'.-'.e o, the matured "Sweat A lyaaum " The KHS) M.I PICKED PKO- I.l! M MM II Mi - movinK picture exhibitor! in the I'nit AK1 ed States. The idea la to submit eaeh program t" these firten eihibitors and if it meets with tnelr approval it is stamped as a Personally Picked Program and released ifa such. In till way you are always sure of a good entertainment when you see .1 Personalis picked Proaram advertis ed 'Ihe Pastime ha secured this pO'xram to lH' shown every Tuesday and Wednesday and the management statris behind tach and every one oil them and further slates that no fea tures shown at the l astime will excel tbeee programs. The Personally picked Program I A V x W W m es I M' V Slzidi-ay 0 S-X M 1111 TKMPl.E. i tr pn II X XIII l ilTA Tl'BSD X M l- OM l IV Alt the much heralded i' aonally Picked Progri Is a new departure In ture field. We erill plain it-i meaning. ie of the Holi'e Photo, le program of the Me-j Corporation in which1 ramoui BagHah act. rred. Tills versatile rted bj an excellent '.ii ie EtnoreaB. Kd- ,s in the procurtton, ending a thrilling anil realistic storm, a tree is struck lx lightning and llllllllllllllllllillillllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I DRS. IDLEMAN AND INGRAM I E Dental Specialists Our Painless Methods are a Surprise and a Delight to Our Patients Two Lady Assistants Always in Attendance Siiiiiiimiiiiiiiimwiiiiiiwimiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiitiiiiitiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiuiiHiiiiiiiiiuir: er iled ii. swecraivssuei a stuio we seu hiv,ith orncYN wilciams TVOjONC POWCS I PiTM XHN$ON,ftr";Wft.CR.OAI(.MAN TONIGHT ALTA THEATRE WORLD'S GREATEST WOMAN VIOLINIST Maud Powell Direction Heilig Theatre. Portland A MUSICAL TREAT FOR PENDLKTOnJ Seats on Sale at Box Office NOW Prices 1.50,81.00 Ii at SO tsnti MUaVSBBBaSBaSBHHBl r vsi imi l.. a