East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 01, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST 0REG0N1AN. PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1916. HnHnnnniuiHiiiiiHiMmiiiiiiiiiiiiiittiiiiiiiiMiiiiBmntHtMiHnNiiitiuiiHiHiaiiiil.iIi..il.IHUU. - - ,.., & SPBM 1IIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIHII WHERE QUALITY IS A REALITY. NOT A PROMISE Today Tomorrow A Personally Picked Program VITAGRAPH PRESENTS "Who Killed Joe Merrion" 4 ACTS 4 Cast includes Joseph Kilgour, S. Rankin Drew, Betty Gray, Mabel Kelly, Denton Vale, Herbert Frank, Rose Tapley and George Steven. "When Hooligan and Dooligan Ran for Mayor" ONE ACT COMEDY. Cast includes Hnghey Mack, William Shea, Flora Finch, Kate Price. PERSONALLY PICKED PROGRAM AT POPULAR PRICES. Adults 10c Children Sc Coming Thursday: Theda Bara in DESTRUCTION" PENDLETON BOWLING TEAM TO PLAY MATCH AT BAKER To try conclusioni. with the best bowlers oi' Baker, a Pendleton bowl ing team left thin morning for tha ; city and will contest in the. allay there tonight. Tomorrow night they, will bowl a La Grande team and ! hope to win both matches Those who went over to represent this clt.1 , are Iiren Hoover, '(mar Stephens. Herman Krebs, Jake Myers. John, loggers and Harvey Hanavan. Last night In the local tournament tne Happy Canyons took two out of, three games from the rorty-Mners and made the best three-game score, 589. and the best single score, 22 ! The following are the scores: Forty-Nlnere. Hook 161 202 226 Harnett 182 168 171 Bott 180 177 1S8 Jlandolph 20: 146 160 Hanavan 22- 178 175 583 521 515 947 871 iiap tiaowoaa. McDevItt 18T 187 Hamley 182 151 Hanscom 211 14 Baum 203 HI Mi-Monies 141 211 188 191 170 175 203 524 575 53!t 924 04 The Alta Theatre Today and Tomorrow THE BRILLIANT AND DELIGHTFUL SCREEN STAR MARGUERITE SNOW M With the talented dramatic actor, PAUL GILMORE, in ROSEMARY" "That's For Remembrance'- A ROMANCE FOR OLD AND YOUNG, IN 5 ENCHANTING ACTS. THURSDAY "DAVID HARUM." FRIDAY AND SATURDAY CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD AND SIDNEY GRANT IN "JANE." llllllIHllllllll II, I H JUDGMENT DAY FEARED BY DALLES RESIDENT HI HldlKs WISCONSIN GAME COM- MISSION OFFHIU.NO TO PAY IXIlt VIOLATIONS. such payment and he would At The N DYKE MAKES PROTEST. NEW YuKK, Feb. 1 An infor- 0ft Wm afl HI &Jl H i Statistics Show Pendleton Health Record Excellent n MADIStiN. Wis., Feb. 1. Fear that he will have" to answer on the iiwIiYiunt it:iv fnr hr..:tkini the ni.- former i llne stamsnip uoueruum oy bthwii utborttlw in the Downs was tueu mtiil from the Holland-American Gardner laws of Wisconsin caused citizen of this state now livin&r at i .kfl, tvnn tne hoarding omcers l Dallas. Ore., to write and ask COMPARISON INDICATES Tills Cm AS III AI TIII I I IS ANY IX CDVNTin ve him and allow him to make res titution He wrote that ne had killed game in Clarke county, southeast of NYillsvllle, about three years ago J Ister to the Netherla Dr. Van Dyke Wt i hoard the steamer, n tne arrival of the 'Hi.' ommiasion told him to make I he had taken this action. Judging from rales, I'endletoi I healthful a plat I on the map of Atneiii death rale for the jei proximately 10 6 for uLition. there having In the city, exclusive and j.rematui lupart just i live tth tl births which in government statis higher than Utc no tor S. I.. Rogers of of census, has jus nts of the mortallt lou.nou inhabitants. louu pop- M deaths 1 births I n't In-Thi II it. mo imi TlfiSTIUK:TION William rw production rilKIM BARA. PA&t 1MB THtlRSDAIT ' AH1 PRIDA1 LOCALS (8b Advertising in Brief UATKM Per line flril Insertion lot rer Hne. aMIUoUl Insertion It Per line, per ne.Mb J1.00 No loots Kken for less than S P nut orillmrj wards to llne. I lis will owl be taken orer the telephone eirept from Kul Oregon tun fld up iirterlbef. nt For Aura To rent npartnienti Wanted housework Apartment llollBe Inasmuch hi tor the diffi distribution rei e marie no allowa ce in the sex and the population Modern heated rooms ana CUM in. 1" Willow. Young girl to assist In Phone mornings, JO.'.W Wnod for sale Pnone 94W I. C. Rayder. chimney sweep. Phonsjsoot S'ults pressed. TiOr; dry cleaned II. DO RUM, 310 W. Webb Phnni 186 Woman wants position housework, country or town P! this office. I....l wishes position on cook fur summer. Phone all at 40 Aura street. World's greatest heating devlc general ddress ranch S0SW e baed upon populations estimated. The following shows the death rate Pendleton for IS16 as compare! th the 1!14 death rate in various ties' over the country: Pendleton .6; Mobile, Ala, 21 S; San Diego. Colorado Springs. 14.7; Hart COBB. 17.5; Wilmington. Del., Jacksonville, Ha., 18 6; Savan la., 25.4; Springfield, 111, 15; rt Wayne, tad., 11.6; Kansas City, n., 13.1; Owenslioro. Ky., 19.4; rtlxnil. Me., 16. t; Cumberland. Mil 1; Springfield, Mass, 15.2; Sagl- No smoke 31M Ior sale Fred Hook For sale Alfalfa hay. Phu Store. Household goods C J or pie. Cnll lit 312 W Alta Penland Bros.' transfer Co. hav (orage warehouse Phone 339 Wonte.1 Second hand roll top of fice Aesk. Phone 101. For rent- Furnished moms. lor lodging or light housekeeping Hrown Han Phone 360 For sale, cheup - Farming outfit and lease on 100 acres land. Inqulro "C" Bust Oregonlnn Waated Dressmaking at home or by (he day Prices reasonable 2nd fleor, room h. llrown Hall. Phone 350 Very many peoie desire to ouy lands In eastern Oregon What have tau to offer, and price? N. Berkeley. Old papers for sale; tied In bun lies Good for starting fires, etc. loc a bundle. This office. For mile Five acres land at River side flood improvements terms Call nt 813 Mill street 1 lion ti Who r of prn n glv Ileal or ashes, Spe etnonstration a few days tnted Sntergetic woman her whole (line te merit. Splendid ness experience n nil invlta. Ml Main Terrltor) M i'i.K tions I'oii ;i:.it; PKHMITS. NOTICE Is hereby given that all cpplicatlons for permits to graze cat tle, horses, and sheep within the WKNAHA NATIONAL FOREST dur ing the season of 1916 must be filed! In my office nt Walla Walla. Wash, on or tiefore Marrh 1. 1 M 16. Full In-1 formation in retard to the fees to lie ; charged and blank forma to be Used In making' applications will be fur- j nlshed upon request. J, M. SCHMITZ. I Supervisor. 19.3 ford 15, nail. Fort Kan r i naw. Mich.. 13; Dulutn. Minn., 117; Springfield. Mo. 16.3. Butte, Mont. 17.2; Lincoln, Neb.. 12.1; Dover, N H.. 19 2; Atlantic city. N. J , 15.4; Schni-ctady. N. Y 11.4; Wilmington. N C, 23.5; Akron. (., 13.5; Brie, Penn 14 6; Woonsncset. R. I, 13.6; Charleston. S. C, 27.8; Chattanooga. TentJ., is. 4; EI Paso, Tex., 30.4; Salt Lake City. 103; llurlington. Ver 20 4; Norfolk, Va.. 196; North Yaki ma. I; Wheeling. W Vn. 16; Kacine, Wis., 11.8. These cities have been picked at random, one from each state regis tered, and no attempt hns been made o secure cities with high rates. Very few Indeed are those whose death rate is given lower than Pendleton's and most of those are mnked to indicate that the registration Is incomplete or the population overestimated. PiatSONAIJ-Y PICKED PIKXiR-YM , ful drama, written by FOR PENDLETON PEOPLH ! Sullivan. For a number of years MIsb Ksel- Today the Pastime !s presenting red scored heavily in successful another of those famous Personally , Broadway productions. Her sensa- ' I Picked Programs, consisting of a four! tional Interpretation of The Woman jact feature and a one part comedy,; In "A Fool There Was" brought the. i "Who Killed Joe Merrion?" is the ti- attention of the cntlcs particularly tie of the four part reature. An all j to her wonderful ability. Under Mr : j star Vttagraph cast, headed by Jo- Ince's direction Miss Kaelred founa ' seph Kelgour and Betty Gray have unusual scope for her talents. In her the leads. The story follows; I face there are the neetlng emotion Rather than let an innocent man j expected of the finished artist, but suffer unjustly, Judge Randall fol-; it is the use of her hands and arms ! lows out the clue in his possession, that she perhaps Is the most wonder Iwhleh inexorably leads straight to his j ful- Her slightest gesture has a own son as the guilty man, and de- meaning and suggests all the fire and (termined to sacrifice nls son. hepa5ion of the Russian adventuress. forces a complete confession from the I Elaborate settings have been pro- nt, including urniture and d wears IS gear in keep ay styles em blewoman and the boy. To his great i that the killing wai Meanwhile, the SUSP prison and blaming to his home and stat I he learns of the saci ! had planned, and j atones fully for his ! son's good nann I preserved. Adults 10c, children 5c. id Judge, goes i. Too late. the judge rse-stricken, I, while the ppiness are ded for her apa costly rugs. Russi trappings. Miss K different styles of ing with the prest ENCHANTING SCREEN STAR AT THE ALTA TODAY t loan the sn Off Your Walk Section 4. Ordinance No ",'it, ot the City ol Pendleton, reads as fol lows; "Sec. 4. That all persons occupy ing property on any and all streets) within the corporate limits whero i Marguerite snow Whas New lAiirrls sidewalks are laid shall and th?y are in Rosemary." ! hereby required to keep the same "Rosemary That's for Remem- j 4 1?ar from snow and Ice. Provided j brance." How pretty Dorothy that in case Ot vacant lots the owner Cruickshank eloped with Captain Eni1" on'' he required to cause the j Westwood, how ehanco leads the con- j sidewalk in front of the same to ! - pie to take shelter in the home of cleaned as heretofore provided. 1 Sir Pasper Horndyke, protector of penalty for not complying witK her father's bitterest enemy, how thls section Is a fine of not less than Dorothy and her lover are overtaken! ' or more than 150. All persons sx there, and the strange and exciting : ntified to comply with the above sec- events that follow form a quaint and uon immediately under penalty of ar interesting story, brimming with ro-lrosl and f'ne- mantle and pleasing situations. This T. B. GtTRDANE picture will morrow shown tc and to ! Chief of P. I of C1t (Adv.) if Pendleton. MISS KAELRED, V YMPIRK. STAR. ON THK SCREEN Noted Player in "A Fool There- Wa ! WiH lie Seen in Tito i us ed Idol." i Katherine Kaelred, who will ap pear in the Triiingle-Ince play. "Th Winged Idol " at the Temple Theate Wednesday and Thursday, has bee ?atc ;im i KATHARINE KACL3ED AS THE RUSSIAN CRYSTAL GAZER IN WINGED IDOL." AT THE TEMPLE WEDNESIMY AND THURSDAY "THE the American st entree in motio direction of Thi role of a Russia r WiSSW Does '4 m W 4 Times a II I IJTITTniHl Suve. Work. Get a Not Rub Otliert, Can Today iT Notice to Investors. Anyone with 15000 to invest can be assured of 10 per cent net Income Basy I on glltedge security Principal and interest payable monthly. Best of Prompt automobile taxi service, i r"f, r''' fUrnUJiad as to reliability dy or night Funerals to cemetery M'"'"' Information address Bon 186 .! ll 1,11 phono 110 Oimlto Hps- ' enuieinn. tne -A tauraat C, & H. Taxi Co., Lenrn to nam. Guaranteed. Three private lessons tjrrri,n at V .. , r u m.O,. 11., ...a IAianatk I I Phone f.24 Adv. i 4. 'Wf'wE'jtBSBBKm mil of I'baiiK-, The widow and other relatives of Iho late Adln I. Sloan wish to ex press their most heartfelt thanks and letpest appreciation for the many lets of kindness and expression ot lympathy to those Who so greatly ltdtd them in their recent bereave- MRS ADIX IV SLOAN meat (Adv 1 AND SON, Horse mOn Attention. Why 'H' strangers big prices for I horses when you can buy a reglster I ed Flench draft stallion from a home man for $ftO, Guarantee a sure foal getter Itroke to work single or tllile. Also a few brood mares and four year old fillies Would consider trade on the stallion. Address J M, Harrison. Bog 460, Pendleton, Ore. Adv. L-.u. oc, . v 1" Oregon and Washington there are. outs de of the national forests seme from "Iloscniary,'' With lb about 1,000,006 acres of logged off neantlful Margiierlto Snow, Alta1 land, much of it agricultural in char-ThcWi-r otay and tomorrow Iscter, now lying Idle. rTTITIIIIIIIIIIIIIIirillltlllliriTTIITITIIItlTIITIIIIIIIIIIIIfTTTTTTTTTrrrJllIf Tf f TTTTTTTTTT1 Perfectly Ventilated TEMPLE Theatre Comfortable Today Only Pathe Presents Today Only CYRIL MAUDE AND LOIS MEREDITH The Celebrated English Actor IN The American Beauty Girl THE GREATER WILL Picturization Vivid and Replete With Dramatic Action. A "NE'ER TO BE FORGOTTEN" PHOTO DRAMA Tomorrow and Thursday Triangle Photo-Plays "The Winged Idol" Fea,rS;elrei! "Crooked to the End" his bunch of trusty funmakers M ;iITTIIlIIIItIIIIIIlIIMIIII3tIIIIIIIIiriTTITTIIIIIXIIIIII33IIIlIIIIiytTTTITIIITTTIITIIITa: