East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 22, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1916, PAGE FIVE WHERE QUALITY IS A REALITY, NOT A PR OMISE, Today Personally Picked Program Today LUBIN PRESENTS JUNE DAYE IN DANIEL CARSON GOODMAN'S PLAY OF LIFE'S SHADOWS and SUNSHINE "Heartaches" IN 4 DRAMATIC ACTS. THE LAUGH COMEDIAN DAVE DON IN OTTO'S CABARET PERSONALLY PICKED PROGRAM AT POPULAR PRICES. ADULTS 10c. CHILDREN 5c LOCALS Sb Advertising in Brief RATM Pm ItM firm huMTtion ioe I line, additional Inaction be I'fif line, per mouth $1.09 Mo I'H-ala taken for Itwa tliao Count 1 ordinary word to line Loral, will not t takes OVtf tba trkpnouf except from K.i( orefop tan paid up uacrltT.. U'.lMtftl f'-r aM If. Inquire ide. pi Phone 'ROBIN HOOD" IS DELIGHT TO PENDLETON AUDIENCE Uaru lii Winer QtUMUItMd. Three private lewona Mi-rryniun. at VA'arren'ii Muak Houm Phone 124. Adv. WHd fur sale ITion.. 494W mum foi batclttBf. rbeae I0TM. I. 0. Snyder, chimney eweep PhOM SUN Her renl 4 room apt funtlahed with piano I'lmse 114 Kor rent- Comfortably furnlahed oleeplni p.'.m. Pfc'uie 20JJ Kor tint Furrlnhid Lfjtrtmeat MmbIHm Court LUtoth etreen Penlan.l Hroa.' transfer "o. hav toran- warehouse Phone !!. IV real Modern fci .itod rouene Hnd ariirtnienU i loae la 111 Willow. Kor aale Keataurtuit and ruonilnf houae chl' Inquire 1J6 SV Vobb Lidy wlabf issuing M ti..i)i'l ex Qood cook, lmiuir "B 'hi of I nr Sal or Hi Owner. Three sections wheat land (our mile from K R. Humilng water, practically level. 2C per acre, 1-1 caah, kooiI term on balance, or will make attractive leave with right party for term of yeiiri. Further Informa tion write J. W HAYS, (Ad.) Idaho Fall. Ida llawit' Tne-Jhiy :vi-iuiig. Thi re will he . dam e on WiishliiK fcon'a IUrt1nliiy. Fehreary 211. at V- ' Hall, Klvea by the Mooia oniinltt'-r Admission SOc. ImAU: free Adv Imuhv WeiliaxVij Night. ptlbllC .lance will be Kiveti WVtl neada) evening. February 23. at Kojeae Hull, under auaplcea of Mono b.ilK All invited ami naaured a go-vj time (HMMITTF.K. I Adt i K"! aai Roatauranl ioing ouaVaeaH. Jol reMOM fOt "e For parti- u'.ar. ininlrc Golden v'aie. For ae Five acrei l.iod at Kiver-, xide 1 i" d Improvement BatV rm- all at 113 Mill street Kor aule. .i Farmlnc outfit and leaae on KOt ai res land Inquire "' BUI I'tegonlan Old paH-r for aale; lied In bun tlM Good for eUrtlng flree. etc 10c a bundle Thle office. Nolle.' to tile imbBi . All permma are hereby notified thai i I will not be rMpomibte for any debtl j entrained by any one after this date, i Dated February 19. 1SH, Athena I Oregon. MllS JOBBPH KoKKST. (Adv.) 1 (, iiii nnv Tonight. ton's birthday . I M1c hy leatra. Lady isi"ll jo rent A. It. Slebert will leave today for Portland to vlalt hla daughter Mra Paul Me Ford. Mr Siebert la elowlv Improving from a severe attack of tv phoid fever and rheumatism and hopes the changi ol climate artfl bene fit him. The tWlOe-postpoUod Kik.--' dancliu party haa now been definitely set for Thursday of this week In the Baffle Woodman hall. e A charming linen shower was given In honor of Mis- Rose Willoujihb'. b Misses 1ouise Knight and Mamie Vi-y at the home of .Mrs. Herman PeteM last evening. Tin- evening was si i-nt In s.ngiiig and s mook marriage waj performed by itev. Joy Molmes I Louise Knight i. the blushing bride fMlas Coldie Caldwell) carrying a lovely bouiuet of (oeler) I, and an an tique bridal veil tlace curtain i, was another charm The bride was at t( tided by Mis.- Annie Vev. The groom (Mia Alta Meyers i wore a gray suit and was attended by a Flench nobleman i.Miss Clara. Man teze. ) A regular ring ceremony was used and the Mendelssohn wedding march was placed In Miss Marie Vey. Refreshments were set veil at a late hour. Miss VVftloUghby who will be a charming bride of the early spring received many beautiful gifts. Auspatch ITellx visiting toda I. F. Kane of Pilot Rock, Is a guest of the Row man Mrs Jane Garden of Athena, is a Pendleton visitor. lee Le Roy of Helrx spent last i.ooi) voio.s M) TiNKn M, Htm In the BONCJ8 WWIS Ttt MAtOE w. Alken of Heppnir, Is regis- OOtllG OWBM MJOOBM. lured at the Pendleton. .. i " .. . , j Mrs. C. H. Riyer of KameU is d-wn pfagentad In Pendleton have had the i ombinatioii Volcea. choruses, col-1 tinning, settings and other pleasing effects such as the old favorite "Rob In Hood" had last evening and wlthi which it wove a charm about an au- j dlence which, in justice to the attrac-i Hon, should have lieen larger. The Alta Theatre TODAY AND TOMORROW GRACE ELLISTON WITH EDWARD BRENNAN AND GRACE VALENTINE IN BLACK FEAR The Sensation of the Season SEE The large ball-room scene in New York's famous Chinatown. The death of a man, falling from the 4th story of a large building. The Spectacular View of Hades A DELICATE SUBJECT TREATED IN MASTERLY FASHION. A THRILL FROM START TO FINISH. "At The? MCTIET been lost in Wall street. The next scene shows the exterior of the home as the man leaps from the fourth story window to his death came He The voices of the principals were, without an exception, unusually fine and well adapted to the beautiful mu sic ol "Robin Hood," and at that no sacrifice was made in suitably cast ing the characters. The chorus, which supported the principals, par ticularly the male section of it. also had a gualll) lo its singing not found 10 often in latter day choruses. While the lyric soprano of Ivy fcotl i Maid Marian i was that of a leal stai and was heard to advantage in ht-r several selections, it was the rlch contralto vi Cora Tracej tAlan-t-PaleJ in "u Promise Me," the bar itone of, James Stevens iLittle John I in "Urown i n toiler Ale" and the deep bass ot Herbert Waterous (Will Scar let i in the "Arnjoi'i r s Song ' that most pleased the audience. Tile whole score ol melodies sung by real voices was a welcome relief from the raggy stutf that carries along the av erage niu.sh.il comedy of this day. The comedy last evening was well taken tare of by Phil Jiranson as the Sheriff of Nottingham and Sol Solo mon a Qtiy of Oil er's Impersonation Inoculated with the many P0M de I eastern Oregon tc buy it have i ' ' 1 1 utoffrag 1 1, t.'ij, rou i" ' Want Iv futui. ' ep lu heil nam facilities with li tddrea v Mise-thls offlre Prompt automobile day or night Funera anlg I V l'l Hotel Oarney Tnxi C tail .-.itit.i Monica. Calif., has a gro servlce. , r, (tors where the patrons niovo , etnetery ,,r,,n,i :,n,i help tkemaelvag to the de lieorge ro,i articles, which have been pre viously put up in convenient Back luges, and the bill la checked up a-s i h.-v th' cstnbllshtll''lll . tin plc years '! !. il.- yed her will go jrne, the form one too deeply irits of "Brown oig particularly hi r the return of endleton was quite is vnea the opera ate to predict that, meritorious as tri.it from the mountain top. Commissioner .Mas COCkbOTn down yesterday rroin Milton. Mr and Mrs. Tom Cook are visitors in the city today Mrs It. F.. Bfngliah of Weston, was Pendleton visitor yesterday. Mrs. Perry Myrick and mother. Mrs. Anderson, are Pendleton visitors Mrs Huthers and two daughters are visiting in Pendleton from their home at Helix. J. M. P. Snyder of Walla Walla, father of Mrs. W K. Lowell, is regis tered at the St. Ueorge Mrs Retta Won baU gh, well known local nurse went t" the P.eese ranch near Helix yestenlay. Hugh .1 Hell was in rvm his ran north n the city lust evening to at tend the good roads meeting. J R Flynn and Al Bchroeder, pop ular triiveling siilesmen. will come over from Walla Walla this afternoon. Bean, formerly of this with Q. F Hall & . .. "f ien spending a day or two here. Rufus Holman A. A RoaenthaJ c. c. Chapman, who addressed good roads meeting tast evening this morning for Portland Irwin o. Hrooks. bookkeeper of t Athena bank and Champion teni plaver of the county. i spending t holiday in the city with friends William Ksseltyn. manager of t Tum-a-lum Lumber C . of Hel passed throvdfh the city today route to the lumbermen's conveejtl in Portland. le K id nov has PcrsonalUJen of Keystone Favorites Who Will IK- soon in -Intty and Mabel Adrift." Tno hundred and eighty-five pounds of fun and frolic are concen trated in Roscoe Arbnckle, who stars with pretty Mabel Normand in the new Keystone "Fatty and Mabel Adrift." Fatty Arbueale started out in life in 188". in Smith county. Kan sas His initial weighing showed 16 pounds to his credit and he has been acpilrlng avoirdupois ever since. He began his stage career with a hypno tist and made such a hit as a comical subject that he yielded to the glamour of the stage. He sang illustrated songs and then adiled comedy effects and makeup. It finally ended in a clowning act. His first hit was in a musical comedy. In this same year, 1S08, he married Min ta Imrfee. He played engagements a i with the Ferris Hariman Opera Com- pan and with Oliver Morosro. Then came a successful tonr of the His entry with Keystone ci was made in "The Oangsters " Mattel Normand, or "Keystone Ma bel" hails from Atlanta and New York, but she spent the last ears in Los Angele She went tion pictures. Her first work was with the Vltagraph and the Blograph companies Her big prcture with D W. Griffith was "The Diving Girl." Mack Sennett later acquired her as his leading woman at the Keystone studio. She Is popular for her pi quant personality and daring. PRIWONAU1 PICKED PROGRAM II M' DAT IN 'HEARTACHES.' five by -Black Fear" a Sensation. "Byack Fear." a sensational part feature picture produced Rolfe Photoplays Inc., will be shown at the Alta tomorrow and Wednesday. An all-star cast will be seen in this production, which will Include Grace Elllston. the gifted dramatic star, fJrace Valentine. Edward Brennan, John Tansey, and other well known stage and screen artists. The story of "Black Fear" is an ex leptionally strong one. filled with tense and thrilling moments from be ginning to end. One of the scenes Is I be a spectac ular view or Hades, in which orient, i more than one hundred persons ap mediesj pear. This scene is nsed in an alle gorical prologue, on which the main theme of the feature Is Tiased Another interesting scene is a big few I ball in progress at the home of i from wealthy man in Kiverslde Drive who Today the Pastime is presenting the ever popular Personally Picked Pro gram Lubin presents tne four act life drama Heartaches" The cast in cludes June Daye. Jesaie Terry. Fran cis Joyner, Helen Green, Arthur Forbes and Eleanor Barry. Kate Berry, the daughter of 1 washerwoman, marries Will Cairns, s worthless fellow Soon sne realUet his bestial character, leaves him and goes to work in a department stor Here she proves her worth against heavy odds. She goes through all the trials of a young girl who has to make her way in a city. The finger of suspicion is pointed at her. but she triumphs in the end. She meets a real man and real happiness Is her reward Otto's Cabaret " a farce comedy with the favorite Dave Don. will also hown thLa program ;s In five act. four act drama and one act corned at the popular admission. Adults 10c. the musical OOtnedj stage int.. the mo- learns that his fortune has suddenly the left I lint on for night. aaothe the I t.n-arrt fs injured. BERLIN, Feb. 12 - Anier: bassador Cerard broke nts c In an anlderrl. Tongman, Shot, is Dead at Portland A Free Piano and a prises ..no it arrnnc the nt Plg)Olng three three opposite WBV that tbel reat quantity of oihei valuabli ire to be g veil away in a PI" nufacturere' contest, can you lllbers above each Mill th. direction, using each once' Mathematlcls each ther. ill such a .till It In everv number Ofn) as have said it ran be .t"H. is 1 Read the announcement of this great contest on page 3. this Issue. (Adv.) BaVd9M JMefiHfJ' jQjHj f - s " T "' ' V"' '''"' " ,-s -- Mfi gggflBi y. . Vg V'the fourth bstate lakrV I Pol .It V, BrXHN t I. i:N-l I' or III I EATOWN PEAC 1 su n i l 1 IKES At TION. PORTLAND. Feb Thing, the tongman sho i running tight with H 22 Won, isterday :r, Sing hiet-- WITH CMl'lHHtii BEDCE M KI Tll BLAIH, PAETIME Till Hs-FiM. hlmfel s. lice hav Chlnstot ed carr? turned c and Ihel ian AMI being h d thli inarm in. arresting several suspc. ing revolvers. Sml. we m i- to government autborltl - deportation is probable, ju era, a half caste Chinese. 2 Mam shet'ii Perish. GOLD BEACH. Ore.. Feb. 21. It Is "s'timaled that over 3000 head of sheep have died during the winter in this county. The Elk river bridge was badly damaged during the late rise in the river and several small bridges were washed out. I Killed In Fjploedon. 'AKLAND. CtA, Feb 22 The Tro. Powder Works at San Lorenzo n up. One was killed. I There is an extraordinary echo la j the Cathedral at Pisa. If yon sing I two notes there Is no reverberation. I hut if you sing three thev are taken up. swelled and prolong,.,) , , m beautiful harmony. He Could hardly Wecr HU Clothes d be Re IAN nrl w ;ir l.e.'t the FRANCISCO, Feb o stop the bloodshed 11 between the Hop sing and g tones the Chinese Peace S sent the president twn delegal Portland and Btottte today, neantime I'h.riiitown exi new out break lit ail) n flarntton of peace. Bow th- THC GREAT FINANCIER. DAVID W.'.LTHAM. REJECTS HI PLEA FOR THE WORKING CLASi'ES THESE CHARs! THE CORNER." A STRIKING KAY BEE PfiCOUCTION ARI DY GEORGE FAWCETT. THE DISTINGUISHED C H Afi ACT E AN0 LOUISE BROW NELL. TEMPLE IHETEH TOMOKROM INDTHI RSDAT ' Ft S ER8 IN PLAYED ACTOR. Sowers. Ade. lnd , end In his back and Ibi for eight vears beio finally used Foley Kidney Pills sass: 1 would bloat up nt i - s . that I couid hurdiy wear my ciothea. Secretions were scant and very red. Foley Kidney Pills wore rsBOHmnUed tc me. and the flit box removed the pain and alter taking only tlree Foley Kidney 1111s is ami recommend them From every in the Colon cutr.e letten B Foley Kidney Pill:;, be...., .. l ine up and st.vngthen tbe S that by their rtcoroui healthv Sold KMTjwhen- FROMFORCESSENTTO CAPTURE HIS TROOPS mm i - o BEHIEtiE CAR I! N,1ST I,I, is SENT ot T lt) HF3,r. EL PASO, Fi llowera have h. 2!. Villi besieged and Today Only Helen Holmes Today Only The Feailess Film Star in "The Girl and the Game" GLADYS HULETTE IN "His Majesty The King" Tomorrow and Thursday Triangle Photoplays Willard Mack and George Fawcett in "THE CORNER" rbuckleand Mabel Norman in "Fatty and Mabel Adrift" R oscoe Art ChlhUfthUA, And the oomnmntler of thr i'rrjin7-i ;urrlson hss .iproaletl ftr Mltotance, siiyinfc htn forotH nre ' itutnuinbrroti Villa exooutpt! Srt prtjl- -r.,;- tnketi t94kt 'nslsuiriaeliU' after Aliptrtlllf CftlTf ntlftAI undor t'avn lUNL MA1 t exti'iintiiHtt him. Thnuigh thp veitrv. Villa will replenish his , norc nf amnianltlnn. TEMPLE Perlectly Ventilated. Theatre Comfortable .1 lt l-I l-t 1.-1 Isi J A i ' T't ," I