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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1916. PAGE FIVE ALTA THEATRE! Motion Picture Mews , i Wlml the pi, -tin. -Hhauts Have w, to Tell You. SI agSttBgeTja m K I6M TODAY TODAY FITHOUT FAIL, THE INCOM PARABLE FILM FAVORITE THEDA BARA This Tragic Temptress in her greedy de sire for luxury and her everlasting vow to ruin men's lives brings ruination to thousands in the great Wm. Fox production "Destruction " Sunday and Monday V. L. S. E. BIG 4 PRESENTS THE VITAGRAPH BLUE RIBBON FEATURE "The Turn of the Road" With VIRGINIA PEARSON and JOSEPH KILGOUR and other eminent Vitagraph stars. J 1 you if til moxt realistic (hi- tnoM tt-iil itk 0 lii 'Ths 'iiiKKernaut wrecks VW filmed. In The Inland of kegeneratl"ii ou sa ship wrecks ever filmed. In "Thl chalice of Courage" You St" Uw and rider down I precipice. lu "The Turn of the Road" U will ne of the most realistic automobile wreck ever filmed. A plunge over a huge cliff. Thin U onlj one ot the sensations this picture affords, fur In addition trithis Ih the thrtlllnl fire scene, the fllJht of John KlB and his mistress, a vampire who haw him in her meshes, and other ihrllls too nUmeTOUR t mention, "HEARST-V1TAGRAPH NEWS WEEKLY NO. 6" This Issue is particularly Interesting, containing latent news. Iff - i 3 MM ' Z B : - m LOCALS (8b Advertising in Brief HATES.' Per line first Irmertlon 10 Per line, additional luaertlun 5c ivr lit"'- per month ........$100 N iMhrn taken for lei than 25c Count 1 ordinary worda to line, tarsia will not be taken orrr the telephone except from Kaat orefon Ian paid up mibarrtbers. Wood for aale Phone 4W L C. Snyder, chimney sweep. Phone .18111 For sale- Alfalfa hay Phone 41. Fred Hook Cigar Store. For sale Household good." by the piece. Cnll at 312 W. Alta Penland Hros.' trarmfer Co. hav tot age warehouse Phone JS To rent -Modern heated rooms and apartments close In, 817 Willow. For rent Furnished five room house Impure Pendleton Wools Mills. For rent -Furnished rooms, for lodging Of light housekeeping Brown Hall. Phone 360 Hay for sale 250 tons first c las alfalfa ha Inquire f A Michaels Pendleton, lire. For sale, cheap -Farming outfit and lease on 1600 acres land Inquire "C" rSist otegonlan For rent -Two nicely furnished housekeeping rooms Inquire 114 Stonewall Jackson Lady wishes position on ranch a cook for summer. Phone 30IW of call at 401 Aura street Very many peoie desire to bu lands In eastern Oregon Whst have rou to offer, and price T N. Berkeley. Old papers for sale; tied In bun ilea Good for starting fires, etc 10c a bundle This office. For sale Five ncres land at River side. Good Improvements Easy terms Call at SI 3 Mill street. Prompt automobile taxi service day or night Funerals to cemetery only 13.50. Phone 110, Quelle Res taurant C. A H. Taxi Co., World's greatest heating device. No oot, smoke or ashes. Special Invita tion to see demonstration at t.bo Main street for a few davs Territory manager Wanted Mrs Rdlth Itay wisln s to announce that she will resume tier classes in French On Mondav morning. Febru ary "Hi, at 10:30 and flit and each Mnnda morning and evening there)" after. For trade A new, modern 110 bbl. electric flour mill located In valley town 20,000 population, will trade for eastern Oregon or Washington wheat land. Price 122.000 For par ticular write 565 Trade Street, Ha lt m, Ore. AttMMMMMMBBaaaaBBsnV Br fiSTR.UCTION" WILLIAM FO PROOUCTIOfl WITH THBDA ltl!V U PASTIME TODAY l-arn to tMBDC fluaranteed. Three private lessons Mcrryman. at WSTrenl Music House Phone 114.- Adv. t . and I. CaVb Dance Saturday evening, February 5. Ka- Ite-Woodmaii Hall. roMMiTTKE (Adv ) Public Danoe Tonight. Moose Hall. Tim public Is cordlaly Invited t attend the regular Saturday nighi lance tonight in Moose hall. Music by Sawyer's orchestra Admission iO cents. Adv aPPIilC ATIOXS HHt .lt .lN. PEHMITH. NOTICE is hereby given lltut all appllcationa for permits to grille cat tle, horses, and sheep within the WENAHA NATIONAL FOREST dur ing the season of l!Uii mtisl be filed In my office at Walla Walla, Wash.. ..ii ui before March i. ii. Foil In formation in regard to the fees to be Charged and blank forms to be used in making applications will be fur nished upon request .1 M . Si'HMlTZ. Supervisor. PPI.It VTION8 mil GRAKlXfl PERMITS. NOTICE is hereby g.ven thai all applications for permit! to graze cat tle, horses and sheep within the UMATILLA NATIONAL rORBST during the season 1916. most be filed in my office at Pendleton. Oregon, on or before FebruaT) IJ, 1HI6 Full In formation in regard to the grazing fees to be charged and blank forms to be used In making applications w II be furnished upon request. VY. W. CRYDHR, Supervisor XotJcy 10 Public. I will not be responsible for anv debts or bills contracted on and after this date by Detlel Struve. Dated this 4th day of February, I9IS. Signed (Adv.) MRS it sTltrvK. Belgian Trout cr C'lntapd. tMSTSRSAM. lvi,. i. rbe gian frontier is completely closi travelers it was announced tods is bel'eved this indicates an Ira ant concentration prellmtnarj i strong derm an offensivi lr sale or 1PiUtr b Ownei Three sections wheat land four miles from It It Running water practically level. 125 per acre, 1-3 cash, good terms on balance, or will make attractive lease with right party for term Of years. Further Informa lion write J W HAYS, t Adv ) Idaho Falls, Ida gPXmKHmKl I i Til KIM HAHA IJi Dl.sli:i t ii in AT PAMTTJIE TODAY, si UK. This tuorning's otheri, Paclfi l wmmm 'IS i Oi train brought the delayed 'lheds Hara In "Destruction t the P.is- time and the feature win be presented toda only as we are obliged to send It on to the next exhibitor. "Destruc tion" ranks with the beat Of the The da Hara pictures V i have seen In the past. HI Mill M THE PAhTIMl i vntAoitiMN .cn Kl Hanking with the Blue Itiblion fea tures, "Tile Juggernaut." "The Island of Hegeneratlon,'' and "The Chalice Of Courage," does The Turn of the Flioad," a Hlue Ribbon feature that will be presented at the Pastime Sun day and Monday. l-'.,l lowing is brief synopsis: John King knew he was wrong, his conscience told him so The entreaties or his sick child bade him stay, hut he did not. He was In the clutches of a vampire. Hut righteousness fi nally by a trick of fate, overcomes wrongdoing a plunge down I preci pice In an unmanageable motor ear disables him and near! snuffs out the life of his cludestlne friend, he is running away from his wife and child, deserting them when the acc i dent happens He and his compan ion are brought back t,, his home. For dan her life hangs In the balance-, the overturning of an oil lamp sets fire to the house. Who does John King rescue his wife who loves him dearly or his atnorouse What dots! he do! M AIM. I KltlTK CLARK AT Till Al l A si Ml llnllnwftl ("melt to. of ion ph'' eler fMSdS) Right, qiiiiar s tg, which il apprsr at the vita the The presentation Ml the si reen of "The Prin. e and the Pauper. ' the loremost work of America's greatest humorist. Mark Twain and the firs', of his beloved tales t.. oe picturized. repreaentl another decisive trtsmph for the Famous Players Film Coin.' pany. In the super!, nvepart photo adaptation ol this celebrated and fas cinating romance, Marguerite Clark stars in the dual-title role, in which her remarkable Interpretation of the contrasting characteis will rank with the few greatest histrionic feats ot the screen. Faithfully preserving th" delicious satire, the thrilling romance and the beautiful sentiments of Mark Twain's immortal tale, the production delineates with astonishing realism the adyentures of the ear little prim e who longed to play beggar for a day end Of the ambitious little beg gar who earned to be a prince, both of whom, through their remarkable resemblance to each other, suddenl find their heart's desires gatifled in .i totally unexpected and Intenael) dramatic manner After many stir ling complications, with shattered il lusions, each longs to return to hi former and natural mode ol existence TODAY MAX FIGMAN THE CELEBRATED COMEDIAN IN MY BEST GIRL An excellent 5 reel comedy. 2 Big VaudeviUS Acts 2 See them, you'll say they are fine. SUNDAY roqrui se-- 99 Marguerite Clark K In an elaborate and impressive photo-production of MARK TWAIN'S master-work, ii THE PRINCE and THE PAUPER In the dual role of the Prince and the Pauper, Marguerite performs the most artistic work of her entire career. 2 Big New Vaudeville Acts 2 KELLY & POTTER Singing, talking chatter. CONTINUOUS SHOW. WALTER BEEMER AND HIS JUGGLING GIRLS "Fun in a Rowling Alley." Ml l I ItEAT i HOMING TO THE l i Meeting of Cattle and Horse Raisers Postponed Till May III.VW SNOWS M TRAFFIC RUM'K IDE CAFSES OATH. EltlNfi TO WAIT. HOUSES ARE KILLED Of THE 0-W TRACKS AT STANDFELD WIMAIS BREAK WAY FROM 1GON AMI Rl N IN R Ml -ROAD Yl!l, snow Mono striUi ii.i!,-.i.i- CHJCAOO, Feb. ',. A Knowstorm from the mirthweni .iwept over the Dakota today add:oK Severn! incite to the already deep sun. Portland iitid Seattle train are blocked and have been delayed from five to li h.'tira. Ih,- liallowell MusImI ctomnan nl t tilcago. The Hallowell fnncert Company, of Chicago, is rnnsitlered b) ;il! who (lave heard them to lie the p,oIiiu ien-pleca concert company In Amer ica, The Indivlduali of thl com pany have all appeared with such or ganisations as the 'ITiomas and Mir. neapolli srmphhns orchestra a, Pry nr's. SousaS anil Krt'l oands, Th singer, erho i.s student of Oacaf Baenger of New Tont, also ins star red in the Mudanie ltutterfl grand i per. i rompany He sines either in liftman, Italian .ir Fnelish He has a rich baritone voice and lots of re sonance. Thi company will appear ai the Alta theater Tuesday nlKht. Febru ary n. Admission, adults. 7" cents: children, sr, cenis. iiwihK to the heavy snow and the general traffic blockade, the annual meeting Ol the Cattle & Horseraisera Association ot Oregon has been post ruined until May 1 The following wire upon the subject was received by the forestry office, here Baker. Ore.. Feb. ... llti Thomas Mackenzie. Forest Service. Pendleton, ore. ' wintr to weather conditions, our annua meeting has been postponed to Mas first and second at which time we shall want you with us All in terior points we have been able to Communicate with by wire are snow bound. Please advise M. K. ItUKfc Pros. JiiiIki Fee and stockmen of your vicinity. CATTLE & HOROTJRATJSB1 BOCIATION of ORSGOH. s f CORRBUL Yates, other AS- tSpet iai Correspondence i IX'Hti. ore. Feb 5 About 3 o' clock this morning S team from the! LivervstaMe of A. R Lee was killed b a train in the 0 -W. R & N" vard i in Stanfleld. The team had been Used to take the BCho orchestra to j St.infieid for a dance. On startins t'j return home the team ran into a polei and eettirK aw.t from the driver ran onto the trark where they were 1 standine when hit by the train A crew of five men left Kcho this j morning In a sleiph crawn by four j h .rses hound for the Anton Vey ranch! where the lambinK season has -start-j ed The meadow larks nave all been killed by the severe storm but reports show the China pheasants and equnilj are surviving. A 9 pi end boy was born last niuhtj to Mr and Mrs. Arthur Means t lean the snow Off Your Walk Section 4. Ordinance No 3JS. of the City ol Pendleton, reads as fol lows: "Sec. 1. That all persons occupy ing property on any and all street within the corporate limits whero sidewalks are laid shall and th-y are hereby required to keep the same clear from snow and Ice. Provided that in case of vacant lot the owner shall only be required to cause the sidewalk la front of the same to be cleaned as heretofore provided The penalty for not complying with this section Is a fine of not less than S3 or more than 150 All persons are notified to comply with the above sec tion immediately under penalty of r rest and fine. T. B. Ot'RDANE Chief of Police of City of Pendleton. KRFFXTI.Y VKM1I. M I D TEMPLE THEATRE t nKFOKTABIJC Today World Film Corporation Today Vivian Martin in "OVER NIGHT 99 5 Reel Feature SUNDAY Triangle Photoplays Orrin Johnson with Seena Owen in "The Penitents" A Griffith Supervised Production and MONDAY Triangle Photoplays Ford Starling with Polly Moran in "THE HUNT" A Triangle Keystone of Merit
