East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, March 29, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextBIGHT PAGES t: u . WHERE QUALITY IS A REALITY, NOT A PROMISE Entire Change of Program Today Only VITAGRAPH BROADWAY STAR FEATURE WITH DAINTY MARY ANDERSON "The Human Cauldron 9! nr Laughable Corned y- 10c Adults. 4 PARTS 4 'WINNING THE WIDOW"- -Ham and Bud. 5c Children Thursday and Friday WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS WILLIAM FARNUM AND DOROTHY BERNARD IN !& m lFm Mr. and lira James Alger Fee of Pendleton, are the guests of Mm. Edgar Fischer for the remainder of the week. Mrs. Pee will be remem bered as Prances Waldo, at one time of the St. Paul's school faculty Walla Walla Union. Mr. and Mrs, Louis Hagen of this city have gone to Pendleton to visit their daughter, Mrs. A. Tardlff. and others. Portland Oregonlan An Informal dinner party was giv en Saturday night by Dan Smythe. who entertained a coterie of the de butantes and younger society men at the Hotel Portland Portland Orego nlan. Mrs. Florence Skellle who has been visiting at the home of her uncle. Will Moore, will leave Thursday for Portland. Seattle and California. William Farnum Dorothy Bernard "Fighting Blood" The greatest outdoor action drama ever produced. In this picture Farnum takes the part of a big-hearted, two-fisted lumberjack. An adaption of "My Old Kentucky Home." A play of the Kentucky mountains and the early gold fields. IN ADDITION, CHAPTER EIGHT OF THE VITAGRAPH SERIAL BEAUTIFUL, "THE GODDESS" Featuring ANITA STEWART and EARL WILLIAMS. lllillllllllilllllllllBillillllllllll Mrs. W. H. Moore, mother of Will Moore, is rapidly recovering from i recent attack of pneumonia. She was out a few hours yestrday. Miss Grace Darling, who is making a crosB-country auto run from Cleve land to San Francisco in an Ameri can car, visited several hours here yesterday with friends and with her brother, Edward Darling of Pilot Rock. j Having decided to study Russia 1 next year, the Current Literature I Oluli has arranged for a free lecture j on that subject at the Presbyterian church Saturday evening by Profea sor Oeorge Rebec or the Unlversitv of Oregon. Dr. Rebec is head of the ' department of philosophy at the uni j versity and was formerly head of the j same department trt the University ot Michigan. He Is a speaker of abll ' Ity and his lecture Is being looked j forward to with much Interest. The Current Literature Club Is extending Invitations to the other clubs and th ! cfs interested to attend. The pro ; gram will begin at e p. m. and mu- 5 i sical numbers will be given by Mrs Power and by Miss Eleanor Vincent. The Alta Theatre 10c Last Time Today 20c Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne in Man and His Soul A Metro Wonderplay A Novel Plot Superb Sittings Beauti ful Allegory Delightful Romance Also THE COX FAMILY will present The Village School' something different Admission 10 and 20 cents Tomorrow Orrin Johnson in "SATAN SANDERSON" HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Bowman Hotel property for sale. Doing good business. Terms. O P. Bowman, Pendleton, Oregon Adv. 1000 Acres Farm Land for Sale. Located 4 1-1 miles south of Pen dleton. O- P. Bowman, Pendleton. Ore. Adv. LOCALS (Sb Advertising in Brief BATM. Per line first Insertion lOe IVr line. dllllnl Insertion tie ler Hoe. per month. 11 00 No locals taken for less than !86t count ordinary words to line Locals will not be tsken over the telephone except from Kait Oregon Ian said op subscribers. WJDBTERSUXD, Helix, Ore., R. 1 for rent, 401 Aura 9m sale A tent, cheap, l'hcne 477. Per tree spraying, phone I. C. Sny der. Mm. Packer, dressmaking 400 K Alta. Tlassjikiii n wanted. Arlington Waated Oresnmaklng 414 Cocbte, ftooat 1. Pa seat- furalafced apartments 7 IT Mleth. Ftre Boom bungalow for rent. lay 4 aire Mill. Furniture for sale, cheap. Phone tU. 701 Wilson. For rent Furnished tiouseskeepins roosM 41 Aura. Rxperlenced woman wants poaition as cook on ranch, phone 314 R Ror rent 5 room modern tvoejae; furnMrs for sale. Ill W. Alta. The members of the Baptist Ladles For sale Wagon and double set of hock, roached foretop, weight about Aid and Missionary Union will meet ' harness. Inquire Dave Rogers goo pounds. Suitable reward for re- tomorrow afternoon at the home of Good building lot for sale on West I covery of these animals iMrs. W. H. McCormmach. 217 Xorth ; Webb street. Telephone 114. Vnr ul IS huri rrassh enwa mil (Adv. ) helfera. Inquire Orttman Bros. Room to renL phone 294R. I haul your garbage and trash j Found Degree of Honor pin. ln Phone 5S1M. 1401 W. Railroad at. quire this office. To rent Modern nested rooms and For rent Furnished room, close apartments. Close In. 117 Willow. in, hot and cold water Phone 26SM- remand Bros.- transfer Co. nav Losl Scotch collie a.ig. Answers torage warehouse Phone III. Ho rent Nice three or four room allurement, well furnished. Mrs. Frledly, 109 Water street.. Old papera for sale; tied In bun Ilea. Good for starting fires, etc. lc a bundle. This office. Very many peeyra desire to buy anda In eastern Oregon. What have rou to offer, and price r N. Berkeley. Far rest Office room n Judd building. Apply F. B. Jadd. American National Bank. Faahloatable dreaa making Room 11, East Oregonlan build lac, or phone 177. For sale or trade for males. 11 head of good work horses. Address Jaa Hill. Helix, Ore. S. C. Rhode Island Reds, dark, vig orous, l cock and 4 cockerels, 12.00 each Nellie Hopkins, Weston, Ore. Strayed from my place, one sorrel are, roached foretop, weight about sw pounds, hip short on left hind lep, hrtided; one dark bay mare branded XB on left shoulder, one white hind era FOR Hill This week ends our great sale. Many have taken advantage of the un precedented piano values and ex ceptionally easy terms. Buy before the 1st of April and save from $100.00 to 1150.00. Those who have Investigated have been quick to purchase and you should take advantage of this opportunity now. Next week your credit certifi cate for I si. 00 will he void. There are other advantages offered this week besides that are attractive. Pay $1.00 or $8.00 per month of you wish. Bvery piano guaranteed by the manufacturers and by us. It Is money back If not aa represented. Store open evenings. WAHUKN'8 MTJNC HOI SF., 820 Main St. to name of Kam. Phone 544 Suit able reward. For sale Beautiful gentle Shet land pony and complete .outfit, har ness, buggy and saddle. Inquire Ba ker Furniture CO. $1200 cash buys 160 acres (Trook county, Oregon, land on Deschutes rrrer, mine miles from Terrybone. C B. Warren. Sulphur Springs. Texas. Prompt automobile taxi service, day or night Funerals to cemetery only $3 50 Phone (80. St George Hotel. Carney Taxi Co. For sale One span black geMUngs, 10 years oXd. weight 3000 lbs; one span block mules. 8 years old, weight 25HO lbs; one span bay mare male, 7 years old. weight 2500 lb.; one span inure mules five years old. weiglut 1800 lbs. For further information ad dress box 111. or phone 25S., Weston. Oregon Stock all In good condition Public Yr Dance. Given by the Lady Moose, Wedneel aay, si area 29. Kerresnments. tien tlemen 51c, extrs ladles 10c Adv. lender the direction of altos Wil son the freshman clam will give a play before the end of the school to raise trwney to support the school ac tivities Walter Cooley has charge of the play and so far is having- good success All the class members are very match interested In the work. Main street at 2 10 o'clock. A mis- ,Tne ehmctm of cast will be an sionary study of the Phil pplnes will . be the feature of the afternoon. ; nouncad at the end of the week. By e thi n Miss Wilson hopes to have ev- Bessie Fulton of Athena is here to- j ery thinu started This is the first I time that the freshmen have under- Edgar Forrest of Athena. Is here taken such a step toward helping out on business. ! the schoel Mrs. Kirk of Athena is In the dty rer a tew nays. Mf am, Mrg ,,e.w,ck s Mc- F. A. Calvard of TTmatllla was In : aorv 0f Chicago, have six children. yesterday on business j Mildred. Olive, Theodore, Harry, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Simpson f Elizabeth and Robert, ay hose initiate, Weston are in the chy. I properly arranged, spell E. B. Osborne of Athena is regis tered at the St. George. G. W. Walling and family of Gib bon are staying at the Bowman. John Beavert, well Known Athena resident, Is In the city on business and is Maying At the Hotel Pendleton. The members of the South Hill bridge club will enjoy a luncheon. Monday afternoon at the Kqpper Ket tle. Mr and Mrs G. A. Bobbins, for merly or Pilot Rock, have practically completed plane for moving to this city and will take a house In Rale? street. mother. This happened by canoe, as Harry Is the oldest and Eliza be tr In the young est. Modern Home for Sale. On account of moving to Spokane I desire to sell my modern home at 111 Jane street For particulars inquire at E. O. office or address a S. BUTLER, 1111 W. Indiana Ave., Spokane Wash (AdT.) Notice. March 30 is clean-up day at Oiney cemetery and we ask as many as pos sible to assist us in beautifying the cemetery and bring rakes and shovels. We ask the fraternal orders to assist us By order of cemetery committee. IN POI ND. The following described animal has been taken up by the marshal of the City of Pendelton. to-wlt: One spotted buckskin pony, brand ed 7 oil left shoulder, 10 years old. weight 800 pounds. Is said animal is not claimed by the owners or those entitled to the pos- ! session of it, costs and expenses against it paid and it taken away ptfijEfiMn P1KT1MK CHANGING PROGRAM TODAY Dr. John Robertson of Chicago, smokes every other year, as he be lieves that smoking Is injurious and should only be indulged in to reduce excessive weight. Germany Company Annihilated. PARIS, March 19. Rushing ad vanced positions in the Parroy Woods, the French annihilated the occupants wlio refused to surrender and with drew after dynamiting the trenches, it was officially announced. Revolvers, bayonets and clubbed rifles were us ed. Elsewhere the night was calm, i Artillery fighting at Malancourt was LTeer Cox family Prcweuta Excelinnt the only Incident In the Verdun sec- I Bill at Alta Theater Tonfght. Today at the Pastime there will be an entire change pr program. Vita- graph presents dainty Mary Anderson in the four-act Broadway star feature, 'The Human Cauldron," and a laugh able comedy with Kam and Bud In "Winning the Widow." Tomorrow another cnange will be presented William Farnum will be seen in ' Fighting Blood," and Anita Stewart and Earle Williams in chap ter eight of "The Goddess," the Vita graph serial beautiful tor. Kb. x 9sg3glffyp' jM J W JPH gwSBBBBBBBBBBBBBV ' Xot for many moons has such a I versatile and well baianeed aggrega tion of vaudeville talent keen seen ! here in one family as Is represented 1 In "The Cox Family," who have mads such a bit in the past few days at : the Alta theater. This versatile organisation, whleh comprises Mr. Cox senior, his two eons and three daughters, seored such a success Sunday ana Monday that ' they have been held over until Fri- i day. ing picture number that is vastly dif ferent from any act ever before seen hs Pendleton The singing of Mabel Lsjngworth is well worthy of praise, and the piano numbers of John are especially well rendered. This bill will remain at the Temple for today and tomorrow and is sure of a big business. There will also be eight reels of Triangle pictures, which by the way need no Introduction to the Temple audiences. Bessie Earrl scale is featured in "Honor's Altar." an interesting Triangle-Kay Bee. Mack Swain will make you laugh in the rip roaring Keystoner. entitled "Hie Auto Ruination.'' Come early and avoid the rush. within ten days from the date here of, then at 2 o'clock p. m. of the 10th day of April, 1916, the said animal will be sold to the highest bidder, at public auction, for cash, at the City Pound, on Cottonwood street, in said city of Pendleton, the proceeds at such sale to be applied to the pay ment of such costs and expenses of making sale Dated this 29th day or March, Ills. TOM G0RDANH City Marshal V .3. Trooper Dies. WASHINGTON, March 29. George Hudnelt, a saddler In troop B, tenth cavalry, died March 24 from Injuries In a railroad wreck in Mexico. His home is at Fort Huachuca, Arizona "Finest Cathartic I Ever Used" J "Tfccy do not sripa and their effect is ssuck sad un"-ns L. L. Lryey. "For a long time I suffered from constipation and liver trouble, says Mr. L. U Levey of Green Bay, Wis "Nothing seemed to help me. I Dual ly secured a package of Foley Cathar tic Tablets and am pleased to state that Uiey have cured me. Tliey are the finest cathartic I have ever 0d, as they do not gripe at ail.ard tU-ir effect is quick and sure." It you arc at all troubled with constipation, fdksj Cathartic Tablets will be a blessing to you they not only Induce natural, comfortablo movement, but they have a strength ening and beneficial effect upon the intestinal tract. Foley Cathartic Tablets can safely be taken by any and every member of your family. Like all Foley remedies they are sold In yellow packages. Ac cept nothing but the gerilline. Sold Everywhere. JlllllllillllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllU WIFE TOO ILL TO WORK IN BED MOST OF TIME 1 BLUEBIRD I I PHOTO - PLAYS 1 IP R ESENT! S "-iX HHthRe,toredbyLydi. Village School," a scream from start E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. FIGHTING BLOOD 7 WILLIAM FO)RODUCT.ONS M With William larnum at Pastime Thursday and Friday. to finish. This Is different from the playlet of the same name that was re .cully presented In the elty. It isj i lean, retined and sure to please i Temple ToiUfrlit and Tomorrow. The vaudeville that will be present ed at the Temple today and tomor row comes here direct from the great orpheiim and Western Vaude ville circuit. Packed houses should be the answer for the two days Coming here from the'Uberty theater at Walla Walla where tncy did a ca pacity business for three days. The bill is headed by Ernie Potts and company, a combination act full ol surprises, consisting of nag punching, wrestling, boxing, music and song. This net has just concluded a tour of all the big eastern theaters and Is rated as the best iu Its line Hob Sanberg & Jlmmle. late com eldans of the great Haverly & Prim rose & DOckstAdar Minstrel Shows, are net In line. These 'noys are bound to make you yell at their funny say ings, and the peculiar noises that Jlm mie Rasa make! are a laugh you will never forget Hob will render all the very latest sotnj hits direct from New York. You must see these boys to en joy a good, hearty laugh. The Longworths are a refined sing ing and piano act. closing their offer ing with a combined singing and mov- I 1 Indianapolis, Indiana. " My health waa so poor and my constitution so run down that I could not work. I was thin, pale and weak, weighed but 109 pounds and waa in bed most of the S time. I began tak- E ing Lydia E. Pink-, E barn's Vegetable E Compound and five months later I E weighed 133 pounds. I do all the house- work and washing for eleven and I can truthfully say Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg- E etable Compound has been a godsend to me for I would have been in my grave today but for it I would tell all wo- men suffering as I was to try your valu- able remtjy. " Mrs. Wk. Green, 332 S. Addison Street, Indianapolis, Indians. There is hardly a neighborhood in th country, wherein some woman has not found health by using this good old fashioned root and herb remedy. If there is anything about which you would like special advice, write to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. I Of HENTZAU" with j Jane Gail A beautiful Photo Play based on the E . Sequel to A i-1 it . Alimony nope s The Prisoner of Zenda. i s i 1 Tj H E A T H E I MARCH 30 and 31 1 5c 10c EilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUIIIIIIIHIIIItHli