Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1916)
EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1016. PAGE FIVF. WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS Ruth Blair Clifford Bruce IN 99 WHERE QUALITY IS A REALITY, NOT A PROMISE, Last Time Today BIG DOUBLE BILL Samuel Ryan "The Fourth Estate The Greatest Newspaper Play Ever Written. A Story of Love, Hate, Adventure. Mining Scenes, Strike Scenes. Vital in It's Action. IN ADDITION Anita Stewart and Earle Williams In Chapter Three of the Vitagr&ph Serial Beautiful "THE GODDESS" Adults 15c A BIG SEVEN REEL PROGRAM AT USUAL PRICES Children 5c Coming Sunday Lubin's Masterpiece "A Man's Making" mm Dr. BBW Sire. I U Temple ente tained lust evening with a box par al the Temple theater Their gueJ included Mr. and Mm, Lowell Hogti Mr and Mrs. G. 1. Iji Dow, Mr. rj Mrs Sam I'alne, Mr and Mrs. A Koeppen, Mr and Mrs. Ralph Ti som, Mr. find Mrs W '. K Pruitt al Dr. and Mm T. M. Henderson. District Attorney and Mrs. Frede kit Steiwer and little daughter, Bets left at noon today for Portland for short visit. Mr. and Mis. Clarence Tubtw a today being felicitated upon the a rival of an eight pound daughter their home early this morning. TI j mother was formerly Miss Lois f'u and, her husband la assistant instruct In manual training in the publ schools. J. A. King is among the Helix visit ors here today. It U Smith of Athena, spent the night In Pendleton. D. B. Wolford of N'oiln. is a Pen dleton visitor today H M. Topllff .if La Grande, is a guest of the Pendleton T. Sears. Gibbon farmer la a Pen H dleton business visitor F A. Bailey of Pilot Hock is ref I istered at the Bowman. LOCALS (8b Advertising in Brief KATKH. Per line flint I Martina -It lr line, additional Innflrlloa .V Per Hat. per auiQth $1.00 No lOCSJa taken for lees than c Coast 6 ordinary words to line. I.ocsla will nut lie taken over tbe trlepltuiie except from liast oregon- lan paid up iuIhu libera. Addre this BCgs for hatching. Phone I. C. Snyder, chimney sweep. aim Wanted To rent :, or 6 house. Phone 240W. For rent- Comfortably fu -leeping room iOTM Phone ; 0 9 J . Phone Penland Bros.' transfer Co. hav etcrage wurehouse Phone 338 T rent Modern heated rooms and apartments rinse in 617 Willow. Uady Wishes position as housekeep. Per si!' lois'-ni ss For parti Cafe. For sail side 0 04 lepi It W.inleil i tamtam Restaurant flood real-"11- uiars. inautta "R" this of- doing good for selling. OoldoD Bule res land at Rlver ovements Fax' I Mill street, young ladles, nlce wllh light house keeping facilities office. , Piano for rent Phone 475. For Bale, cheap Farming outfit snd lease on 1600 acres land. Inquire "C" Bust Oregonlan Vary many people deelre to buy lands In eastern Oregon. What have rou to offer. and price? N. Berkeley Prompt automobile taxi service, day or night Funerals to cemetery only $3 t.0 Phone 6S0. St. George Hotel Carney Taxi Co. Dressmaking at home or by day 1201 Baal I'ourt Phone 26fM. For rent Furnished housekeeping rooms, till Aura Phone 308W Wanted- To Bell or trad for second hand Ford car. P For rent Nicely furnish room, clow in. Call 'event did papers for sale; tied In i!ee Good for starting fin t Of a bundle This office. For sale -Full blood White I. tggs for hatching. $1.01 f,,r 1 paid. Guaranteed fertile. Blackmail, Milton Old mattresses made over 111 new one.i made to order furniture repaired, city Phone L'l'TJ I.a D" Beauregard street. r trade for P 111 lain near Pi tated omnium tn i Yakima river. S piano, ne 446 I a v W J 1 1 Gtis Winkler of Milton is transact I ing business here today. Col. H. G Newport came up this ! morning from Hermlston. It. N Adams, Stanfield stockman, is a visitor in the city today, M. Lj. Morrison Helix merchant, is ia Pendleton visitor today Frank Sloan, Stanfield sheepman, is ' spending the day in the city. Louis C. Proebstei of Seattle is reg istered at the Hotel gt. George Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lobaugh came in this morning from Vansycle. C A. Barrett, state senator, came ! In yesterday from his home at Athena William Potts of Helix came in on the Northern Pacific train this morn ing. Mr and Mrs Qui Wyrick left at I noon today for Portland for a brief I visit. Mr. and Mrs C K Powell of I'm,, i tilla. came up yesterday from their i home Mr. and Mrs. S P Alta Theatre Today and Tomorrow DENMAN THOMPSON'S IMMORTAL RURAL CLASSIC The Old Homestead THE GREATEST SINGLE TRIUMPH OF THE AMERICAN STAGE, IN 6 REELS. 2 Big New Vaudeville Acts 2 THE ZIROS Comedy Juggler. EVELYN DUFRESNE Dainty Soubrette Sunday The Noted Valeska Suratt in "The Immigrant" B Iagp IW Dance Feb. 29. Ragle-Woodman Hall Tuesday ev ening, February' 29. Good music, good time for everybody . The public cordially invited. Gents 50c, ladies free. Lady floor managers. Remem ber. Tuesday February' 29th, comes only onre every 28 years. Adv. Motion Picture Mews Wli it tin Picture Theaters Have to Tell yon. different from that which she has dam. holding back an smmense vol heretofore appeared, either upon the, ume of water and the destruction of stage or the screen. a large house by the released torrent Miss Suratt Is first seen as a poor j These scenes are said to be the moat Russian immigrant bound for Amer-' realistic ever presented on a screen, lea. Later she is given ample oppor-1 The dam and the house were especial tunity to wear many of the striking j ly built for the occasion Dy the Lasky gowns for which she is so Justly fa- company at an enormous expense mous. Three hundred laborers worked eight One of the big thrilling scenes of. and day for two weeks in order to the play is the blowing up of a greHi build the dam Wa : iuiu. tiphii or i-terlng. ountry Miss Evelyn Dufreene, tin little ftonbrette, in rw atari iiiiiu inc at the Alt Todnj ami Tomorrow, . Il II OIU, id singing Theater 1 sun WSJ .' Helix thi X. P train For sa property 10 acres at mouth ladws il' on t looking sa' iturday, Adv. mm wm rvw EUal ' ' 'IBm TODAY and TOMORROW "The King's Game" FEATURING PEARL WHITE, GEORGE PROBERT AND SHELDON LEWIS. The story telle of the adventure! of an unusually young Duke, whose lather, the old Grand Duke of Kiev, cove',' ,1 the wife of ('mm. Dardiniiis, his Colonel of luzzars. Pathe News All the latest news of the Pacific Coast. ANIMAL MOVEMENTS ANALYZED, in natural color. Sunday and Monday "MISSING LINKS." "BECAUSE HE LOVED HER" COMING "THE HORRORS OF WAR." TEMPLE W. S. Mitchell, representative ol I the state industrial accident commit" j sion, is at the Pendleron today. James Haley, little ion of Mr and lira. Hoy Haley, went up to Athena I yesterday and will return this even Mr. and Mrs. C. 1 Graves of Spo j kane. arrived this morning via I'm i- tilla en route to-WaIla Walla where i Mr. Graves will superintend sonic j building work. Mr. Grave? recently I Junction. Oottvkged Pastor Loses. SAX R.v.V.'iSCO. Fil'. -'3. The Conviction and sentencing in a three year prison term of the Rev, K. K Robbins. a Methodist minister .if s... LAS! CHANCE TO BEE BIG XEWSPAPT5R Em Fourth Estate." with Clifford Bruce and Ruth Blair. This William Fox feature made a decided hit with the audience last night. 'harder three of the Vitagraph se rial "The Goddess" with Anita Stew art and Earle Williams, will also be shown The Pastime was taxed to its capacity all last night and many people stopped at the box office to express their appreciation of the high chass entertainment offered them by the management. Tomorrow Wathiyn Williams will be featured In a Selig play. "The Black The Kelyascann Robson Ben Hur CO. will make their first appearance at the Alta theater next Tuesday ev ening and 'ill present their vcr "ii of the mighty success. Ben Hur. pro. nOttni ed to Jie the most gorgeous sce nic spe tacle of the century. In ad dltion ill appear the wonderful psychii phenomenon Paollnetta, in a sean of mentnl telepathy . ducn Whi h. :;i a most uncanny way. she answers ..'.1 questions thought of by the a i.'i. nee, .Miss Taulinettta is a A SCENE FROM 'THE KING'S GAME"' (PATHE) TEMPLE THEATER TO DAY AND SATURDAY. tittcntion l ami t lata The regular V and l club till be given ai Eagle-Woodman ha Febr- 1 earn to pmiir Ac Ciu.irani'i Merryms n Phone 024 thi ti. nal dancing feature. M s! a i " the Cleopatra cobra ventriioquitun. E ih evening's performance will contlsi -!' three turns of vaudeville and five new reels of motion pictures. With change of program each night Popular prices will prevail during For gale or .'-asc try OW1 Three section" iviie.-u land itlea from i! u. Running iracttcali'' level, $25 per c I'he Immigrant" at the ita Sunday. ValesH suratt the celebrated Am Id ii actress, will be seen at the Al Theater Bttttday ant Monday in Jeasi I.. I.askv production Of Mn- Perfectly Ventilated Theatre Beautiful I Alta fheatre COMING TUESDAY EVENING BELASCO & ROBINSONS BEN HUR CO. Presenting a vivid and realistic portrayal of that mighty success. The Phythic Phenomenon and Crystal Reader PAULINETA (Fay) In a SEANCE OF MENTAL TELEPATHY Durmvr which she will answer all questions asked by the audi ence of full sister to ANNA EVA FAY. The Sensational Dancing Feature ALBERTINE In Maud Allan's Famous Bare-foot. CLEOFATR COBRA DANCE Si nsational Thrilling Beautiful. The Humorous German C FRITZ KAUFMAI e Magic Crayon Drawings Feists Bros. Trans-Atlantic Novel TRAINED AN!MAL CIKCU Consisting of Trained R; The Tight Rope Hen Ret Man two Mi. THE LITTLE SINGING FIG FOGARITY A Man's Making" h:i li.n l Bhsi ami Unartla Brie siuahv 4lfiHliii . Big Double Enteitainmen 3 TURNS OF HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE 3 5 NEW REELS OF MOTION PICTURES 5 POPULAR PRICES WILL PREVAIL DURING THIS ENGAGEMENT
