East Oregonian : E.O., January 29, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1916.
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EIGHT PAGES
WHERE QUALITY
IS A REALITY.
NOT A PROMISE
Vitagraph present,-"
the laughable
comedy
"BUNJAMIN
BUNTER,
BOOK AGENT."
ADULTS 10c
Today SATURDAY ONLY Today
ESSANAY PRESENTS ! Sehg presents the
"The Woman With the Rose"
Lillian Drew and Earl Maupin.
A threc-nart drama of exceptional merit.
POPULAR PRICES CHILDREN 5c
Western drama
"ON THE EAGLE
TRAIL"
M Sunday
and Monday
V. L. S. E. Big 4, Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature
"What Happened to Father"
A meeting of the Pendleton
Si phlan Club was held on Friday a
; noon, with the newly-elected i
PJ dent, Mrs. Will Moore, in the c
S3 I The following Interesting prograi
i Mesopotamia was given:
S3! Clothing, Mrs Moorhouoe.
S3 An hitecture and Decoration,
S i Muliinix.
5 j Itellglon, Mrs. Cohen.
53 j The Laboring f'lass, Mrs. Rog
35 ' Professions and Medicines,
35 I Vaughan.
55 I The soldier, lire ;. M. KIM.
55 'Hie Medes, Mrs. Nash.
35 a kangaroo court" provided
5E ' principal entertainment last eve
55 at a social meeting of the Eplcu
Sj : ''lob in the school houM at River
J 'llie court was composed of J. S.
35 : ilane, judge, Miss Winnie Chish
hair, i
n on!
erk, Robert Pa'to
in, district attorm
sheriff, F.a 11c
and J. W, En
lih, attorney for the defens
Wi
with the inimitable
comic opera king
Frank Daniels
and all star
Vitagraph cast.
A VOLCANIC ERUPTION OF FUN A RIOT A SCREAM A HOWL.
Nothing like it since "Tillie's Punctured Romance." fl
Added Attraction for Sundays and Mondays
HEARST-VITAGRAPH NEWS WEEKLY
NO. 4
News hot off the press Today's features as follows: "Dies in Bowl Fight," fl
undergraduate killed in annual class rush at Philadelphia. "Biggest Warship Sails"
Oklahoma, largest ship afloat, tests speed. "Foreign Lands," with the Germans on g
Western Front, with Italians and scenes in Christiania. Other news and comedy car- g
toons. HI
ADULTS 15c Don't Miss This Show. CHILDREN 5c j
liam Payne Chlsholm was the de
fendant and was charged with tin ;
larceny of a pair of coots from Lin- j
coin James and, a'ter 'air and In i
partial trial, wan found guilty as ,
charged by a Jury composed of John
Baker, Bertha Coe. Mrs. Myrick, Mr.
Uoerlng. Mrs, Mae Chisholm and Mrs.
II A. Tenny. After the U"St a soci d
program was given and the good time
concluded with refreshments.
The Haptlst Indies' Aid and Mis
sion Circle will meet next Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs W. H
McCormmach on North Main street
with Mrs. McCormmach, Mrs. Mary
Harvey and Mrs. Dunn as hostesses
The subject for the afternoon will be
"The Afro-American,
the South."
the Freeman
The Parent-Teachers Association of
the Washington school will meet
j Monday evening at 7:30 at the school.
All parents and friends are invited to
attend.
Motion Picture Mews
WHAT T1IK KKNDliETOX PICTURE THEATRES HAVE TO
obuj too about raassm vm coming photo plays
All
Notice to Free Masons.
members of Pendleton Lodgn
No. 52, A. F. A A. M , are requested
to meet at the Masonic hall at 1 ".0
p m. (prompt) Sunday, to a tend tbe
lureral of our late brother. Charles
Wllklns at 2 p. m.
Hy order of
lAdv.i S. H FwltMl W. W
M
W.'l OWMWi BIG
SUNDAY
ikm.i: M
( lUnimli' Itiddin," .riiict OopTM)
ETer Filmed He WwwWvtw,
In bringing before the photopla)
public again, the popular American
in. dial,. Victor Moore, the Jesse L
LMky Fwitur. PlS) company present?
toplay based on the I haracter of K
W. Townaend's ChlHtmle Kudden.
Mr. Moore's third Paramount Vehicle
U 'Chlmmie Fadden Out West." said
io be fitting lUCOeeeor to the very
ntertalnlng production "Snobi" and
"(3lmile Fadden "
Chlmmie Fadden is a character ol
American literature likely to live as
long A Tom Sawyer or other famous
I'tlon. Chlmmie is city
a product ot the bowery,
Instincts SAd manner
city ragamuffin, whose
is United sk.. scrap
puvements.
tt
ouths
bred. He Is
with all the
Ism of the
v Ision of life
en and stone
What happei
toes to the ftl
ing proepectoi
1 1 f e is most
"Chlmmie Fad
Mr. Cecil II
ernl of the Lei
pany. is the pi
Fadden Out
In addition I
the Paramotiii
new vaudeville
i'henny Ixckb
i allot, and Ke:
In a Toy Shop
"JORDAN IS
is I
OOMR OPEH KINt,
IS PR IVk IWNII l
New Vitagraph Jester Star In "What
HiLppeoi il to I atllcl .
Among the beatitudes which maj
have been overlooked Is this:
"Blessed are the Lough-Makers, for
they lighten the Ills or the earth '
Certainly. Frank Daniels, now star
ring In "What Happened to Father,
Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature,
would be classed among the benefac
tors of the race, for it would require
a superstatlstlcian to compute the
number Of human woes which have
taken wings and fled berore the magic
of his Inimitable drolleries. A quirk
estimate discovers that if marshal'ud
In columns of four abreast, the
"grouches" he has dissipated In his
ears before the public would take 17
weeks to pass a given point.
What Happened to Father" is in
a sense the triumph or a triple enten
te, in that Story, the star and the
Attention V and I (inh.
The next U and I Club dance will
be given Saturday evening. January
29. at Eagle-Woodman hall.
(Adv.) COMMITTEE.
For snle.
A few good white face bulls. 3 and
4 years old. Address Gilman Fol-
som, n l. Box 83. Pendleton. Adv.
Strayed.
From the Peebler ranch at Stage
Gulch, I white horse. 1 sorrel horse.
1 bay mare, l bay gelding, 2 bay
bulea and 6 dark mules, all work
sto.k. All with either halters or
bridles. Reward. Boo, Peebler.
Pendleton.
Immle when he kind. Thi
h of the best of
nversant with the 1
IW that to bold interest
.Notice to Patrons.
The Specialty Cash Grocery will be
Closed all day Tuesnay, February' li
for invoicing HARRY K. DYCHT5.
(Adv.)
Jack Roche of Echo Is here today.
I, C. Lord of Echo is here today.
John F. Hill of Pilot Rock is in to- j
day.
Joe Rose of Echo is in the city to
day. Charles Stanton of Helix IB in the !
city.
Horace Walker of Stanfield is here
today. 1
John I, Baker of Meacharn is in
the city today.
A. R Woodworth or Echo is In on!
business today.
Miss Ila Norville of Helix is aj
Pendleton visitor.
J It. English Of Weston spent ihe I
night In the city.
R. B. Stanfield of Echo is a bus!-!
ness visitor here.
Otto Serelle is In town today from
his ranch at Vansycle.
A. R. Woodworth or Echo spent
over night in the city.
C. M. Gorern of Roseberg is in the I
city on a business trip.
I
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ALTA
THEATRE!
TODAY
DUSTIN FARNUM
IN THE BIG HIT OF THE SEASON
"The Gentleman From Indiana' '
2-BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS-2
Tomorrow! (Sunday and Monday)
THE GREATEST COMEDY EVER FILMED
with the incomparable Broadway Comedian
Victor Moore
In the second screamingly laughable picture
series of that supreme Irish-American
Comedy Drama
"ChimmiB Fadden
Out West"
(You saw VictorMoore in 'Chimmie Fadden'
now see him 'Out west' greater and funnier one continuous laugh.)
The Story of His Adventures in the Wild West
2-Big New Vaudeville Acts2
PHEMY LOCKHART
High-Class Vocalist
PARAMOUNT TRAVELOGUE
KENO & WAGNER
Fun in a Toy Shop"
Continuous Show
Public Dance Tonlffht. Moose Hall.
The public Is cordlaly Invited te
attend the regular Saturday night
. dance tonight In Moose hall. Music
I by Sawyer's orchestra. Admission.
60 cents Adv
Sloan Thomson, well known Echo
resident, came in today,
S.' D. Peterson, attorney of Milton, i
is in the city today on business
Prof, and Mrs. H. W. Drew of He.
Ilx have been visKors In the, city to-;
day.
I). H Nelson left on the delayed
No. 17 for Portland yesterday even
ing. Miss Fern Hoisington. teacher at!
Stanton, has been visiting in the city I
today.
.1. T. Hoskins and son. Charles Hits-'
kins. Kcho sheepmen, are in the oityj
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! Merryman, at Warren's Music House I teresting musical program has been
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Attractive commission contract. ISS
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Very many people desire to buy
lands In eastern Oregon. What have
rou to offer, and price? N. Berkeley.
Old papers for sale; tied In bun-
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10c a bundle. This office.
For sale Five acres land at River-1
side. Good improvements Easy '
terms Call at 813 Mill street.
For trade-A new, modern 110 bbLl Woman wants poslti..n
electric flour mill located in valley "housework, country or town
town 20,000 population, will trade E tnls office.
for eastern Oregon or Washington Salesmen wanted Write us for
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For information address
Pendleton Ore Adv
generaJ
Addres
grid's turpentine output
WikhIiik-h or World Attention.
Mr (.lllx il I'.ukor I
n ;rcnt Film, SU
(fellirM'ail anil IX
That the love ol a
di-uhter can lran.-t"
dangerous bandit Ui
of rare self abneg i
the Sir Gilbert Parkt
.: rdan Is a Maul it
tin Temple theater Si
day. Oimpcau pla.i
iather. inn Mlnden,
Doroth Qlata l Corf
laughter who has bat
Ignorance ol ha fal
Campeau brings oi
gradual development
Hum the rude, savag
lather Who luxes hlr
much that ho lays, dc
she may ttw ftappl
i'i fiM-tivc moments en
Camneau i talking with ins dsugnti
and tells her that he
her father II'' smpnaalsei o
strain! the overmastertnl
Mlnden to claim his dSUghU
own.
Anotaei effective m sne bl
which
ivited.
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iHaiuonds Uie itoikt Hem,
lamonds bs usual pradotnlnated
years' Import "ii precious slotn
continue to be the favorite ovt
he lace of their Increased cost
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A throe reel mystery drama.
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One reel comedy.
Human Movements Analized
Unusual picture of the Human
Figure in Action.
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One reel comedy,
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Also BLAKES PEERLESS HAWAIIANS 6 of them
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the Sight of his heaUtlfUl, l"'re dallKh
ter. Miss olsh. plaving the organ snd
singing. Tlu re is a fWS . Umax WlWN
the mortally wounded bandit d s
charar his aim and tells his daURII-
ler It Is an accldeni so that h
linon hr nume free from any
due to his robbery. Satisfied that he
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A story of life in the Canadian Wilds, of a reformed outlaw who sacrifice all suf
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THE ONE BIG, STRIKING MUSICAL NOVELTY OF T HE SEASON. A COMPREHENSIVE COMBINATION
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"Fatty and the Broadway Stars"
A Roaring Burlesque on ihe Doings in Keystone Kamp.
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