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nire S1VR r vj EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1916. ----c 2 J WHERE QUALITY IS A REALITY. NOT A PROMISE Today, Last Time, Personally Picked Program The Black Crook Children 5c The ( 'urn nt Uteri lng set fr Friday w Aldticta it" hoit h ad. Adults 10c Tomorrow William Fox Presents "A Parisian Romance With H. Cooper. Cliffe and Dorothy Green Richards Mansfield's Greatest buccess. From the Noted Stage Play of the same name. In addition ANITA STEWART and CARL WILLIAMS in Chapter 2 of The Goddess" Serial Beautiful A meeting of the i holr of the Church "f the Kede, mcr for rehear sal will lie held at th- recb.r t ri i.h evening at 7:30 o'clock. Prnl. Cecil Teai John's Episcopal Vnrk. will give a the evening of Mi at ihc Methodist H Will stop hen New fork from H i AlThe 9NPKTIET m IHVKI.& OF IN EMIOX I SMI IN KU1 MOM- M m li:i.i SI BBS REPRODFCED in Tomorrow Knx win pre Doroth) Or greatest stag Romance it th I The picture runs for 10 week ami ICTl'REM li Shown every Thursday and Fridav . - ...i.i. .. . .. .1 Ma U'illiiim along won a wn ". Ptatlme William Tot fi-ature. H. Cooper I'liffe & . Richard atanfleld'i cess "A Parisian Marguerite ( link at Mia Tomorrow rbeat. frt "Dice) iiii"lii and Daring Heart'' Has Aeroplane St on is and Bomh I viao-jom like Those iii Present War. Funmaklng up to the minute might dealfnate "DtSsy Heights and Darin Hearts." the new Triangle-Keystone Mac k Sennell, the dire, tor Ihe btayitone furies, bc uslng the latesl marvels oL hi invention In his wonder- s. For Instance, he shows remarkable scenes about omedi rcn In this it v. i route back to Franclsi o where he gave recitals during the exposition. Announcements of the betrothal o: John W Campbell of Hirmiston and Miss Alice Taylor of Palo Alto. Cali fornia, were received t. ecmii' ton friends this morning Mr. Campbell. who is a I'niverslty ot Washington graduate, is a prominent young mer chant and farmer 01 the Umatilla project and has many friends in tall city HI fiancee, win. is a Stanford graduate, taught in the Hermiaton schools last year. She I a very at tractive and accomplished v.ung lady The wedding is to take place during the spring tat evening at the odd Fellows' Hall. WUdWOOd Camp, No. 2333. Ftoy- al Neighbor of America, met in reg ular session, at which time a class of eleven candidate were initiated ir.n le Jones presided. The work of Initiation was very nicely carried out the degree team, and the secret work of the society was given to the candidate! bj Neighbor Hamblen. At the close of the regular busi ness sessioti a social time was enjoy ed by the large number In attendance At a late hour a banquet was served in the banquet rooms A short ad drts wa given by Mayor Bent, who has recently been elected Camp Phy clan. Musical selections by Mrs. Howard Mclean called forth much anolaUM and were greatly appreciat- The Alta Theatre MECi i em cum - . Tomorrow Only By Request Marguerite Clark in "Witdflower" LAST TIME TODAY THAT WONDERFUL YOUNG ACTRESS Mary Miles Minfer IN "Barbara Frietchie" A beautiful story of the Civil War without a single battle, a heart throb from start to finish. II L ' . -- mnriR in pattern Oregon What have 4, Hi Mi i.l. turf i hut I") thnlilnn scnt! 1 "win .ml startling . Umax. has few equals, patrons, the Alt,, has finally secured aeroplane factory. Then there U a ..no mat oint, "" ' ' ' , b, ,, Mareuerlte! trial f ght. which i.ictute how an It is a nirn. t adaptation ot tne is- me muni --- - -- - 5 ESS 5 &S& S S i. - Httin S 2S .. i t.i..i. .. ...ill i... uni.u'l. n:iv iiiii. H l.'.'l-H 111 ,1 II' II . 'I, ' . I ... B. Schaefer Is this after noon entertaining three table at auction bridge at her home on Wa ter street. LOCALS (& Advertising in Brief KATES. Per line first insertion 10e per line, additional lasertioa. 0c Per line, per month 11.00 No locals taken for leu than 25c. Count ordinary words to line. Locals will not be taken orer the telephone except from East Oregon lau paid up subscribers. The t'nited Artisans las! evening held a special meeting at the home i hapter two luring Anita bams This beautiful am i neatei at J ot "The Ooddaas," Stewart and rirl is the Vitagruph I 1 is parking Qu P. ortland every week fea-Wll- ipl wing gets looae und the avia a narrow escape. There are Prtda) and Saturday, waciyn Ar-iwnei i,, uie will be i. resented in ' The lie-1 tor 1 form Candidate " This shows the other scenes that surpass anything popular comedian In his latest auc-j that has come from Hie European cam w"r- gunda and Monday. Pannle Ward House Peletrs .as the part of a win appear In The cheat " This somewhat double dealing operator phMUIW created more talk In NeWjon Ihe New Yolk Slock Exchange iu Y,.rk than any other picture over! "Between Men He w as born m . i ..... Vitrk'l I'l.ft..., i . .... in isyi inar a TIM. who like An,... Stewart an- t, ' ' , ,R , BkTl Williams should make It a point greatest the '; , ,di looking , see chapter J as can , atch the e curd, r ( i,.l4rnt)irv ,. ,.. ,.lve)inK drift (.f tile story as rani; in m chapter as you oulo In chapter one. over, rowdlng their nouses. .. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin street, an. business session a ' ived. Sandwich were served. Kdniond. .'.'2 r the regular time was en e and coffee '"phi OoddeSS11 i different from nnv serial heretofore shown and Is sure to create a good deal of favor hl comment here In Pendleton The Current Uterature Club will meet Friday of this week at the home if Mrs. K. J. Summerville with Mrs. I Bommervtlle and Mrs. George Clarke as ln.stesses. it was announced this ' afternoon. Wood for sale. Phone 694W. I. C. Snyder, chimney sweep. Phone 381M Penland Bros.' transfer Co. haw torage warehouse Phone 339. To rent Modern heated rooms and apartments, close In, 61T Willow. Wanted Situation on ranch, bj man and wife Inquire 218 E Alta. For sale, cheap Farming outfit and lease on 1600 acres land. Inquire 'C" East Oregonian Woman want housework in sma'1 family Prefer elderfy couple. Ad dress "A" this office. Very many people desire to Ouy lands In eastern Oregon What have I rou to offer, and price? N. Berkeley. Pound Stewart auto crank, Feb. 1",. Phone 10. Wanted Job on ranch by experi- J enced man and wife. Box 891 City Wanted Fasttlon as cook by ladvj in country Best of references. X. ; this office. Old papers for sale; tied in bun ReE Good for starting fires, etc. I 10c a bundle This office. For sale Five acres land at River side. Good improvements Easy terms Call at 813 Mill street. Prompt automobile taxi service, day or night Funeral to cemetery only 13 50 Phone 680. St. George Hotel. Carney Taxi Co. For Sale or Lease ny Owner. Three sections wheat land fur miles from R R. F.unning water, practically level. $25 per acre, 1-3 cash, good terms on balance, or will make attractive lease with right party for term of years. Further informa-' tlon write J. W. HATS, (Adv.) Idaho Falls, Ida Sheffield, K.ngland. employes wo men car conductors. Hi BBER When yoU buy anything In rubber you have to rely on the druggist regarding it quality. The only safeguard you have is to buy )nr rnbVr giMsds at a reliable store than carries only reliable makes. Buy your Rubber Goods from ug we offer xu . better qual ity for le moncj Tallman & Co. Leadmg Druggnti .unpad ajcutta Austr, Then came nn.l South , h llrownell was up matllla. 1 Africa, He was engaged In the Boer war and It II I carries scars of buttle. He has appeared In New York In "Everywonian ' and "Bought and Paid for " He made his screen de hut opposite Mary Plckford In "The Bishops Carriage." other produc tions lhat he appeared :n are "Salomy Migni'ii. " "Mrs igg ..1 the : June. I Cat B r Knoll of Pilot n.'.'k spent yesterday In Pendleton C J. Stiibling of The Dalles is r-c-Uttered at the Bowman E. N. Stroupe of Otnapfne, is a guest of the St George Mr and Mrs A. N". Jones of Baker were visitors her.- yesterday. I KlMUliiiHiiuiuiuiuaiai imwHninitnu lulluiamiluitH iiitiitliilllllirillllliattlllllllftlllisillltlflltltlllltlltilltlll11tll It 1 11 111 J II 1 1 1 lltlllllt I II ttl t tt 1 1 1 i tllllf III llllllllia IHIIHH Illllllllllllllllllllllllllll 1 1111 1 1111 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIITOIM mil urn mmv ; lijiiiii Patch ;tii Golden West i glnia and " C Enid I lain whosi Ma Ion count ' dead): hand ! a native .f Denver able engagements lla Ihe role of I.in.i 'Between Men." on Han and Peters havr to hand right, she is one of her not- Itb Nat Good. win in Hvcr Twist." she Thomas 11 nice ver sin . esTlll ii ; Trail" and "Th was , n In 1914 "The Veri Good Ifk-hcBtc. CLEVELAND. . I., Feb. HI II K Knapp. pfone i" do what bis nam. I m piles after ihe alarm .lock ring! In the morning, used to get up. shir c. d Qabrlelsot a nee man. is at tl H. 11 I.orenzen from hLs ranch 0 I Horace Walker ; ing from his turn .1 M Harris,. n ! a Tuesday visitor I ll R, Newport ' tor. is spending t E L Hoppel. agenl of the N l ; ton a visit j E B W.....1. . h the O.-W i a brief visit. Mr. and Mrs lln. were in last werl , N i last even - 1 1 unfield. on contrac- in the city ing treie-ht I ;ln Pendli -: ; .; nc ' b.- . "; 1 TODAY AND TOMORROW Big Double Triangle Bill THE TEMPLE Offers Another Knockout Keystone Comedy a worthy successor to 'A Submarine Pirate." , CHESTER CONKLIN and dare-devil Keystone cast, in H "Dizzy Heights and Daring Hearts" V the i " A PARISIAN ROMANCE" WILLI API FO rswvvi ivn iu..har,i Manafletd's oreatesa Stag - win. n Cooper ciiffc n..r.ib .rM'i. ai the iwdw T hnmrtey and rrtday. off and go Lack to bed and j oversleep so much thai he got three more nr.. users, put one in each cor i ner of the room and now, by the time Ihe has made the rounds and shut them all off he's ready to stay up. Kale Slasher of No-! veiling for ihe black! and white masque. P ml Whitehouse, W t Adams and Harry Paxton came over yesterda afternoon from Walla Walla to be present al the black and whit, masque. OREGON V THEATRE MONDAY, February 21 The de Koven Opera Co. Acknowledged by all critics THf GREATEST COMIC OPERAORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD In a magnificent production of ROBIN HOOD The Ever Welcome Idyl of Light Opera An all-star cast. Company's Own Orchestra Gieatcst Singing Chorus on Earth Prices 50c, 75c, 1.50, $2.00 Seat Sale Warren's Music Store Satin day, Feb. 1 9th at 1 0 a. m. Mail Orders Now Japanese steamer sjnk LONDON. Feb It. The Japanese steamer Kennonmaru, tl das nut I from Marseilles for Baltimore, foun dered in a storm In ihe Atlantic, The crew was landed at Plymouth. Ijcern to Dance. Guaranteed. Three private lessons Warren's Music Housa Small Herman warships have been a, the In the North fea recently. The German war office announced last week that tWO Hritiah cruisers hao been sunk, but the Itiltisli s.ti.l Ihe (W,.S referred to were mine-sweep- i Mieniion ltd Mem mat Phone 114. AdV. IN HANK HI li. in the Oietrte. ttmrrt ol the ratted litatea for the litrlii of Oregon. in the matter of Robert U. Todd, Bankrupt nn.l Odd follow oclal session .i It, 1.0 O. F . n Wedneadaj evening. February llth, All members, their families and visitlnK friends are cordially Invited (Adv.i 1 COMMITTKE THIS ACTUALLY HAPPENS A 200-foot brick chimney at Inglewood, California, was recently purchased by the Keystone company for this comedy. In the climax of "Dizzy Heights and Dar ing Hearts" the "hero," who is on top of the gigantic tlack, is rescued by an aeroplane at the same instant the "villun" touches off a 100-pound dynamite blast at its base. This is not trick photography, but startling real ism. Thousands journeyed to Inglewood to witness the performance at the time it was filmed. Seven cameras clicked off the remarkable feat from every angle, and it is all clearly depicted in the film. T i M n in in ii It It Umatilla and District Bankrupt, Notice Is lierebv given II i. ih dai ol February. D said Robert C To. Id was duly iu Icated a Bankrupt, and thai the meeting of his creditors will be at Ihe office of Ihe undersigned tree ill MaiikrupKv al Pen. II Umatilla County. Oregon, on Cebrg arv the 2!lh. A D. IH, at 1" o'l lock A. M.. of said day, al which lime and place the creditors may a-1 tend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee examine the Bankrupt, andj transact such other business as may properly come before the said meet ing i Done and dated at Pendleton, Org gon, this 16th day of February, A. D 11. Tllli. nTZ I'.ICUAI.D. lisffli in K3 f fl m ikiry'-fl ill W Perfectly Ventilated. m maU gBE 1 IitiiiiiBB ; s.iu nonBoiim rnitTcsit , i . .,i iTriirrrff. .iViltl 1 1 Mini M 1 1 1 n M 1 1 1 M I ' ! 1 1 1 1 1 it si) 1 1 l.llll M 11 1 11 1 11 1 It 1 1 The Dramatic Offering Wm. S. Hart Enid Markey House Peters IN THEIR BIGGEST DRAMATIC SUCCESS "BETWEEN MEN" READ THE CRITICISMS: "Between Men" is one ol the best offerings from the dio. William S. Hart knows how to win his audience's tion, by his acting and his direction. His performance the sort that brinjts a dim moisture to the eyes time and Motion Picture News. "Between Men" exploits William S. Hart and his tl the man of great physical strength and strong native i bound to count, if not to win. in a clash with the force: refinement, especially w hen those forces spell moral i "Between Men" is a story of gratitude, admiral. ly told, exchange scenes arc probably the largest of the kind e on the screen. Motion Picture World. (nee stu-admira- here is Ol again." leory that mpulses is i of ultra lecadence The stock ver shown TEMPLE Theatre Comfortable , tMP men B"SR fB.trcsit lLHmi Hefere in Uankruptcy. l Mia Theater. 1 Urn- l.sbn !r!lillllll!IIIIIIIIIIH
