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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1916.
EIGHT PAGES
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QUALITY jj
REALITY,
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t'nder the ausp. m of the W. C. T.
I', a sliver medal contest will be held
at the Haptlst churth, Tuesdav even
InK. March 14, with
HlOWing pro-
a. 1; TJn
g iasi lime ioua;
V. L. S. E. PRESENTS
M RICHARD BUHLER and ROSETTA
g BRICE
In the Spectacular Railroad Story
"The Gods
of Fate
BY DANIEL CARSON GOODMAN
Among the thrilling features of this
great play are the sensational factory
fire and the spectacular wreck of a pas
senger and freight train. Not a dull mo
ment in the whole 6000 feet of film. One
big sensation after another.
Children Sc
M Adults 15c
TOMORROW
Edith Story in Vitagraph Feature
"HER WEDDING INKiHI"
BiPiilill I
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I gram:
organ prelude
i. F. Stephens
Congregation
ev. Claner
I Song
j I'rayer
The Orphan's Pra er,.Enmi Qof
I Dook'l Xma, or The Silver Hat .
The Drunkard' II
the
Mi'Monles
A I.
u)d Ha pay
ittle Child Shaii I:.cd Them
Alice Ma.v
Eva Mason
' The old Man's Account of the
Meeting uaphna Daubner
J.ir.ne to Sell, or Uttle Hlosaom..
i Iva Beeman
Sri tOM and Soprano Duet
Hal Hishop and Arloene (
gar.
Talk by Itev. E. R, ClavanfW
Vocal solo Mrs. Mae HaK'i'
, Decision of Judges arid Prescnta
i tlon of medala by Prof. W. K. Liv
ingston. i No admission will tie charged but
a silver offering win be taken. The
regular business meeting of the W.
1 C. T. U. will be held tomorrow after
! noon at 2:J0 at the riaptist chop h.
Mr and Mr.. If !' Peters an
Hot Lake.
i'. I, cjraves of S
e city yesterday
i PICKET
u K M RAILROAD WR k
.N1 l'AtTonv FTHE
IN PASTIMI s I I 1 1 RK
"The Qods of Fate," the spectacular
I.ubln feature with Rosctta Price and
Richard Ruhlcr showing today for the
last time hud Its Initial showing at the
Pastime yesterday and a big and ap
preciative audience viewed the picture
from the opening time until late nt
night, many expressing themselves
that "Tlie ciocls of Fate" aa the best
picture of the kind they had ever
seen In the picture is a real factor,
fire, not a small blaxe like most ram'
lag picture fires, but a fire thut ex-;
tends for blocks burning a factory
that covers ten acres of ground. The
wreck is a head-on collision between
a long freight train and a passenger;
train, consisting of an engine and ten- (
der and nine coaches The crush Ol
the two monster trains Is In good view j
of the audience, happening as It does
In eight feet of the camera. There It
a delightful love story woven In the,
!lu.
Orral lmaou In "Escape" at the MM
Tomorrow and Wednesday.
Drawing the lesson or clean breed
ing, as practiced and advocated In an
imal life by all authorities. Director
cirltfilh, one of the greatest moving
picture producers In the world, car
ries the thought further In "The Ks
cape." and attempt a similar lesson
for the human family. The story ol
'Thu Ksciine will oe shown at th'
aiiu Theater featuring Blanch"
swec. Mae Marsh. Owen Moore and
others, is o tremendous Intrant It l
the story of a girl of the Blums and
her esc ape.
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I NATIONAL j
I "Wire Your Home" I
MONTH
March I5th to April I5th (
, RUBER 1 WARWICK IN
THE MVS Ol' StH'lETV
' The suis of Society" is a gambling
drama, a film sermon on the evils of
this insidious vice It illustrates
some of the most exciting Incidents
of New York life in its moBt spectac
ular aspects, and includes In its many
startling happenings the sinking of a
troop ship by a suinnarlne some
thing that we are reading about these
times In the newspapers This seem
nlone will make the picture a note
worthy offering to the motion picture
theater going public
Robert Warwick has a fine, manly,
heroic part in "The Sins of Society"
and that excellent actor. Alec Fran
cis, is In the cast.
Dainty little Frances Nelson, who
was so popular ana successful in
"The Stolen Voice" and the "FamllV
Cupboard," is the female star in this
photodrama.
"The Sins of Society will be pre
sented at the Temple Theater tomorrow.
Henry Stthl left this
th ranch of his brother
T. S. (ilbson of Pilot Rock. Is a
Pendleton visitor today.
Mrs M. A. Black Wt on the mid-.
Bight train for Portland.
William Timmertu.in came in from
Helix cm the morning train.
Miss Esther She a spent Sunday at
the Strand ranch it Vansycle
.1 S. Norvell, prominent Helix bus
iness man. la a visitor here today
Mrs lva Russell of pilot Rock was
among the Sunday visitors in the city
.1. A. Hawks, principal of the school
jat Yoakum, was here upon a visit Sat-
I unlay.
A T. Park, principal of the Her
! mlston sc hools, spent Sunday in ihe
! city.
William H Daughtrey, president o!
Ihe I'nlon Stockyard Is at the Hotel
Pendleton.
Jack Littell, deputy collector of in
ternal revenue, is In the city lor a
short visit.
c slmcinson. supervisor of bridges
ALTA
SlS THEATRE
LAST TIME TODAY
Americas' Sweetheart
Mary Pickford
The Foundling
2 Big Vaudeville Acts 2
Tomorrow Tu IT ADIT"
6 reels
A mean man always attributes his
dislike of his neighbor to envy.
and buildings for the N P. came in
this morning.
11 W. Collins is preparing to leave
tomorrow for Memphis. Tenn.. on a
business trip.
Fred Gorton and U C, Plough hava
returned from Fulton where they re
paired a warehouse damaged by the
recent snow
I.. K. Harlan, editor 0fU Hepp
ner Herald, motored over from Walla
Walla last night after spending sev
eral clays there
W L Hartlett of Portland Is a
guest at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. K. B. Haslop Mr. Hartlett is a
piano salesman and will work here
several days
K.mmett Mallaghan. Frank Tala
here. Louis Bergevln. Charles Mc
Quide, Al Schott. V. J. Ryan and Al
beit Niebergall, Jr.. were among the
Knights ot Columbus from Walla
Walla here yesterday
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BMP J
aHHnn!LaePn
i Mae Marh In "The Kucape," at Alta Tomorrow and Wednesday.
R. E.
For sale Tent house, 307 Wll.ow.
Found Gold earring May have
same by calling at this office and pay
ing charges.
id hand traveling
n good shape and
'A' this office,
small Clack purse.
containing mone. Finder pleas re
turn to this office and receive reward
Wanted Seen
bag. Must be
cheap Inquire
Lost Ladies
Eastern Star Notice
A regular meeting of Bushee Chap
ter No. 19. O. E S.. U1 be held to
morrow evening. March 14. In Ma
sonic hall. Initiation of candidates.
Bv order of the worthy matron
MART E. JOHN90N.
(Adv.) Secretary.
Motor Cycle for Sale.
Indian Twin, fully equipped, m?
chanically guaranteed. City Auto Co .
Between 4 and 6 p. m.
The emerald improves
exposure to the sun.
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DURING "WIRE YOUR HOME" MONTH
the olertriral pcoplo throughout the entire
country are froing to give special attention to
the wiring of finished houses.
This will be your opportunity to have that
In,,)' wanted ELECTRIC SERVICE installed in
your home.
Watch for our special proposition on the wir
ing of your home during this "MONTH."
WUgf
I Pacific Power & Light Go.
"Alwaya At Your Service."
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Wantet
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paid. Guaranteed fertile.
Blackmail, Milton.
For sale High grade piano at bar
gain. Phone 446.
Penland Bros.' transfer Co. ha
torage warehouse Phone iSt.
For sale or trade for mules. II
head of good work horses. Address
Jas. Hill, Helix, Ore.
Good building lot for sale on West
Webb street Telephone 524.
Wanted School girl to assist with
housework for board and room and
Phone 205W
8 room house, close
or partly furnished
one 3fc6M.
r sale, tied In bun
r starting firee, etc
This office
f Orpington eggs for
Mrs. Jas Hill Helix.
For rent Office room in Judd
building. Apply F. E. Judd, American
National Bank.
Prompt automobile taxi service,
day or night Funerals to cemetery
mly $3 50 Phone 6S0. a. George
Hotel Carney Tail Co.
Wanted Two travelers and solicit
ors. Guaranteed salary and expenses,
ladies or gentlemen. Apply Room 20.
St. George Hotel
Very many people desire to buy
Hnds In eastern Oregon. What have
.-ou to offer and price? N. Berkeley.
nv.MrccsE mjit. nv.r tike new
new ones made to order upholstering, i
furniture repaired, city or country
Phone 22 7J. La Dow Bros. IIS
Beauregard street.
Solicitors Wanted Catholic, to in
troduce best Catholic proposition on
the parkot. Big money can be mole
bv hustlers Benziger Brothers. 3c-3S
Barclay St . New York City
I Virgin
Olive
Oil
Known as the first oil that ex
udes on subjecting the olives to
gentle pressure, this portion lie
ing the best the most palatable
and the most nutritious. A trial
of this superior product will
convince you that we have the
best. .
Tailman & Co.
Leadinc DruUi
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Scene from tile It's Mtcciaciilnr
and Monday
Railroad Picture nt the pa-time miiicUi h
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Pure Cane Sugar
100 lb. Sack $6.98
Coming right now, before fruit canning season, it will pay you well to lay in your
supply. This price is at least $1.00 under the market price.
"PURE FOOD SHOP" in our Model Basement.
The Peoples Warehouse
LOCALS
Sl Advertising in Brief
itATEb.
Per line tlrsi iinertl.m IOC
Per line, additional Insertion M
Per 1 1 DC lfi' mouth 1 W
No locals tslcn for less than ISO.
Count t ordinary words to line.
Locals will not be tsken over the
tatepkona axcapl from Cast Oregon
iiu icaid-up labserawssi
Where it Pays to Trade.
Barn for rent 401 Aura
I C Snvder chimney sweep. Phone
II1M
i haul vour mcrbage .uid trash.
Phone 553M. I 0J W. Railroad st
Furniture for sale, cheap Phone
248J. 705 Wilson.
w.mie.l To rent a or S room
house. Phone I49W
For sale 2ci bond fresh cows and
hellers Inquire Gritm.cn Bros
To rent- Mode rn heated rooms and
j apartments. Clonf In. 617 Willow.
For sale--Full blood White Leghorn
rgKi for hatchimr 11.00 for IS. pre-
LAST TIME TODAY
FaHv Arbuckle &nd Mabel Normand
HE DID and HE DIDN'T
Come ann enjov a good laugh w ith the
King and Queen of Comedy
ORIN JOHNSON in
THE PRICE OF POWER
If Thrills Make a Picture this is the Best Yet
TOMORROW
ROBERT WARWICK in "The Sins of Society"
HELEN HOLMES in "The Cirl and the Game"
WICKHAM S MERRY MAKERS
Introducing Vaudeville De Luxe Enteitainers that Lnter &iu
TEMPLE
D-,r. Vr.til.ted Theatre Beautiful
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