East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, April 26, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1916. PAGE FIVE int Featuring Margaret Gibson Also a George Ovey Comedy TOMORROW William Fox Presents William Farnum in "THE MAN OF SORROW Also Anita Stewart and Earle Williams LOCALS Sk Advertising in Brief BATH. Pat IIm first losertloe 1M I'tr list, additional toMrtloo Be Pec line, par Booth. 11.00 No Ionia take (or lea than Me. Const ordinary wurda to Its Locale will not be taken over the telephone eicept from Baal Oregon kaa paid up lobacrlbera. Furnished room to rent- Phone 14r For tree spraying, phone I. C. Sny der lira Packer, dressmaking 400 E Alt. Lace curtains laundered. Phone 204R. Buff Orpington egfs for hatching lit S. High. For sale White Frost refrigerator Phone II. For rent Furnished housekeeping i c. roe, 401 Aura. Wanted Woman cook on ranch. Inquire this office. For sale Good milch cows It. J Cresswell, City. Phone 4FS. LostAutomobile license No. 1876 Orecon. Phone 44. Woman wants work by day, 36 centt per hour. 10 Willow. For rent S room furnished apart ments. Inquire this office, Hog for sale. Address Mrs. Peter West, Box S4, Pendleton, Ore. Ceaad building lot for sale on West Webs street Telephone (14. Pea land Bros.' transfer Co. haw eiorage warehouse Phone lit. Dressmaking by day or at home Room 1 E O. Bldg Phone I4SM. I heal your garbage and trash Phone SUM. 1401 W. Railroad sL Suits pressed 60c; dry clesned, 11.6. Hudd, 310 W. Webb. Phone 686. For sale, reasonable Horse, wagon and harness Inquire Telephone Sta bles. For rent Modern 6-room house (Of 6 months. 116 Long St., or Phone 13F11. Few head of heavy work horses for sale. Phone 8F12, or write Route 1. Box 44. Wsnted Olrl to help with work m ranch. Write Box 62, R F D. 1. He Its, ore Lady wishes position on ranch as cook Box 61, Helix, ore., or phone Main 244, Helix Wanted 2 or 3 furnished room by vounir mil rrieil couple, no children, in quire "N" this office. We handle Alberta and Montana lands on easy terms. Pendleton Ex change. Room 2. over Taylor Hard ware Store. Experienced couple want work on ranch. Man good with all kinds ma htnery. Address "B" this office The Echo Hotel Is under new man agement and Is getting the glnd hand from traveling men For rent Office room In Judd building, Apply r. B. Judd. American National Bank. For sale, at Commercial feed yard, 10, head registered Poland China eed hogs. U. H. Barr, owner. Furnished tent house for sale. Will sell cheap if taken at once. W. Wcbli and Haxel streets. Larson 17 roomed rooming house for aai. good location Muln street. Owner leaving town. Inquire E. O. bldg. For sale Blewett combined har vester; 12 foot cut; almost good aa new . Only 1600. E. L. Smith ft Co. Prompt automobile taxi sen-Ice, day or night. Funerals to cemetery only IS 60. Phone 680. 'Hotel 81, George. Carney Taxi C. For sale 16 head of milch cows. 130 and up. One U. S. cream separ ator, good a new, for half price, T J. Cheney at ranch on McKay creek, or address Pendleton, Ore. Striking offer for live workers; don't miss this chance; big field; full particular free; hurry, write now TJtlllty Mall Co , 117 1th ae, North Seattle, Wash. Last Time Today wm PsbwITsf npr . jHHaiL r ' I m sBk9 " aW. JUafJssLllw ;,c"0" Hi starred in - As In a Looking (.lass,- at Alt Tomorrow Only. For rent Eight room house with garden. Inquire 617 Willow. For sale- Two seated hack, bee su pers and frames. Phone 164. For rent, reasonable, large well fur nished, modern room, large closet Phone 6I6J. Lost Bunch of keys. Reward If returned to Si Reefs at the Reeti Barber Shop. Lost One roan horse, had halter on branded apple brand on left hip. roached mane, weight about 1250 One brown horse, had halter on, branded same as abnpe, roached mane, weight about 1260. Will pay 110.00 reward for Information lead ing to recovery of above described animals. James Crawford, Indlen Agency. 1500 Acre Farm Land for Sale, Located 4 1-t miles south of Pen dleton. O. P. Bowman, pendleten Ore. Adv. Soda Fountain for sale. See John Butler, Pastime Parlors. Adv Bowman Hotel Property (or Sale. Doing good business. Terms. O. P Bowman, Pendleton, Oregon. Adv. FIFTEEN AMBULANCES RCV. LEQMID TVRKEV1TCH & NEW YORK, April 12. Fifteen automobile ambulances destined for early service on Russian buttleflelda have Juat been consecrated here with Impressive ceremonies. The Rev. Leonid TurkevMch, rector of the St. WHERE QUALITY IS A REALITY, NOT A PROMISE For Rent Sheep ranch and range for 100 ' heep; meadow cutting S60 tons clov er hay; water controlling spring, summer and fall range, with good winter range. Will rent for term ol years, 12000 per year. Addreae, mall or wire, Mary L, Hill, Denlo, Ore gon, via Wlnnemucca, Nevada. Adv Dance at German Hall. Saturday evening, April 28. rain or shine. Good time, good management and good music- Adv. farmers Take Notice. Ail kinds of well drilling done quickly and at a reasonable price. All work guaranteed. Deep or shallow wells, hard rock a specialty. Eight years' experience. Will move any where, distance is no object. It will pay all who wish wells drilled to write or consult with me. Charle E. Lewis Stanfield, Oregon. Box 1(2. Adv. FALSE WALLS CONTAIN MUCH BOTTLED GOODS SEATTLE. April 25. False walls containing whiskey and smuggled li quor wrapped in soiled laundry aboard California ships were revealed by the police campaign against bootlegging today. Jail trusties broke barrels of confiscated liquor and poured It in the gutter, chief Becklnham searched a Stewart street pharmacy and discov ered false walls and rows of shelves filled with bottles The proprietor was arrested for the tenth time since prohibition was effective. Fixtures of a Second avenue bar were seised and the proprietor arrested. segregation lw Hold Up. st. LOUIS, April 25 An injunction temporarily restraining the enforce ment of the negro segregation ordi nances of St. Louis was granted by :be federal district court here. The ordinance prohibits whites or blacks from living in a block In which 75 per cent of the houses ale occu pied by persons of the opposite race The other makes similar restrictions on a basis of 100 Instead of cent. CONSECRATED BEFORE GLli,PHJLF -YW7oa. Nicholas Cathedral (Greek Catholic ) presided at the ceremony and sprlnkl. eo. the rare with holy water. Among the interested spectators was Gen. Philip Newton, the American recent ly brevetted by the Czar. Mrs, Frank E, Boyaen and Mrs John F. Robinson have Invitations out for a luncheon to be held at the home of Mrs. Boyden on Friday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mulllnix expect to leave Pendleton tomorrow. They will visit in Walla Walla and Dayton before going on to Their new home in California. - Albert Buchl and Miss Odeline Thome of Pendleton were married at St. Mary's church April 24th, by the Rev. Joe. C. De Rop. After the wed ding Mr. and Mrs. Buchl left for Wal la Walla. Frederick Price and Muu Josephine Burrows, both of Pendleton, were uni ted in matrimony at St. Mary's Rec tory today. Mr. and Mrs. Price will spend their honeymoon In Portland. The Rev. Jos. C. De Rop performed the ceremony. The members of the Civic club will give a May day card party next Mon day afternoon in the Moose hall for the benefit of the club. Mrs. 8. Ireland of Baker is a guest of the Pendleton. Arthur G. Means came up from Umatilla yesterday. H. Barkley of Umatilla, spent last night in Pendleton. W. 8. Caverhlll of Caverhlll, Ore., is registered at the St. George. W. J. Furnish, Portland capitalist, is spending a few days In the city. Mayor E. E. Starcher of Umatilla. attended the Elks' show last evening. M. L. Fix, well known resident of Hogue, is transacting business here to day. E. A. Shields and G. C. Conger of Long Creek are among the witnesses at the Miller trial here Horace Walker and Miss Bemlce Walker of Stanfield came up yester da from their home. Mr. and Mrs. HuKh L. Stanfield and Mr. and Mrs. F. T. George of Echo were up last evening. J. G. . Kilpack., state agent for the boys' and girls' aid society of Portland is in the city on official business. Walter Mitchell, representative of the state industrial accident commis sion. Is in the city after spending three weeks In Portland. PERU ANGRY OVER ALLEGED INSULT OFFERED BY PARTY AMERICAN DELEGATES LEAVK WITIIOIT OFFERING SATIS FACTORY REASON . LIMA, April 26. The Peruvian minister has sent other South Ameri can governments a statement regard ing the alleged insult made by the American delegates, headed by Mc Adoo. It was recited that Peru ar ranged for an expensive entertainment of the American delegates but thai McAdoo departed after reaching Cal Uu without a satisfactory reason. Newspapers said that Wilson will be forced to apologize. It was reported that the Chilean press denounced the Incident. ( lilnda Made no Threats. WASHINGTON, April 26. Secre tary Lansing characterized as utterly false the story indicating that Am bassador Chiuda had made threats in c nnectlon with the Japanese exclu sion act. He asserted that Chinda's negotiations were entirely diplomatic, the ambassador seeking merely to prevent the Inclusion of the Root- per Takahlra agreement, excluding laborers. LEAVING FOR FRONT One at the cars Is the gift of W. K. Vnnderhllt and another Is the gift of M. Serge Friede. The remaining thirteen were bought with subscrip tions raised by the American Hospital and Ambulance in Itussia. which has headquarters here. i The Alta Theatre 'The Lure of Heart's Desire" A thrilling and dramatic Showing Baby Parade, U. S. Flying Corps, Armored Cars and Paris Fashions in nat ural colors. TOMORROW ONLY KITTY GORDON, IN "AS IN A L.....-..- LEOPARD'S BRIDE' INTERESTING PICTURE The Pastime Is showing today for the last time the Mutual Masterpic tiire. "The Leopard's Bride," featur ing the favorite Margaret Gibson. The picture is very interesting. The plot is laid in India. Tomorrow William Fox presents William Farnum In "The Man of Sor row,'' and Anita Stewart and Earle Williams will be shown in their weekly picture. KITTY GORDON BA K TOO WHITE FOR FILM The World Film Corporation struck an unexpected snag when it came to photograph the dazzling Kitty Gor-! down's glittering-, gorgeous back in the photodrama, especially written for her screen deput, and which Is based upon E. Phillips' famous novel and Play. "As in a Looking Glass." The first scene the director elected to take was one at a supposed "drawing room" at a Washington embassy. Nat urally there was quite an acreage of the Kordon back on view In this scene where evening gowns were es sential. Miss Gordon's gown began late and ended early. "Bee-yoot-i-ful'' breathed Director Crane as the stately Miss Gordon glid ed and swepftftrough her scenes. But other denaturalized exclama tions broke from his lips when he saw the ''tests" on the screen. The bril liance of Miss Gordon's "polished shoulders" as novelists love to call them, had caused widespread halation (or blur from reflected light) on 'he film. wow miss tioraon nas to aun ineiansW(.r is the nlp in regard to the gleam of that famous back and those ! co8t Gf planning, cooking and serving celebrated shoulders with whole shak-! these meais. Th6 repartment helps erfuls of yellowish powder and the!the coIiege giri8 to an9WPr the8e camera clicks right merrily with its I questions themselves in this new undazzled eye on the dulled surfaces. "As In a Looking Glass" will be shown at Alta Theater tomorrow only RISKS ALL TO SAVE MAN SHE BETRAYED In the new Triangle picture, "Bul lets and Brown Eyes," Prince Boris (Wm. Desmond) with a party of hnz zars makes a raid down the Valley ot Bothalla. In a monastery he sees a nun that attracts him He discovers that she is Countess Olga ( Bessie Bar riscale). whose portrait he has men Ad admired. While Olga keeps Boris engaged In conversation, her brother Michael re. turns with troops, wno cnture the hussar, Boris spruna the gin, when he discovers her trickery. Olga finds that Boris Is condemned to be shot She mm.!. . - to throw him the key to the room in w hich ne is confined. While the palace is searched, Boris is; IIIIIIIIIIUWAHItlllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIllllillllllllllllllllllll IllllllllttltllllllllllltllltlllllUIItllltlllllltlllllllllllllllilllllltlllllU Today and Tomorrow j Bessie Barriscale in I "Bullets and Brown Eyes" Fred Mace in 'The Villags Vampire' ( Coming: Friday and Saturday The Woman in 47 1 TEMPLE ' '.iltltllilltlllllllltllliltliiltiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittlitillliiiiiiiiiit itiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiliiiiiiiiitiiiliiiiiiiiillllliiiliiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiii! Last Time Today THE EMINENT DRAMATIC STAR Edmund Breese IN story varying from New York society to the wilds of Alaska. Pathe News concealed by Olga. Later he Is dis covered by Michael bidding farewell to Olga. There is a duel with swords. Michael is vanquished by a thrust through the shoulder and Boris es capes. After the war. the father and broth er of Olga take her to a monastery, where she. is to take the veil in pun ishment for aiding in the escaping of Boris With a royal permission for his marriage to olga. Boris overcomee the opposition of her relatives and the ceremony takes place'in the chap el, where she was to bid farewell to the world.. COLLEGE GIRLS SERVE MEALS. OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL- LEGE, Corvallls, Ore., April 25. A cafeteria service, self supporting and modeled somewhat on the lines that helped make Oregon famous at the Panama-Pacific Exposition, is now maintained by the domestic science department of O. A. C. Every mem ber of the class is required to make out a menu including edibles, cost per capita, and market order. One of these menus is selected by the in structor. Miss Laura J. Cheney, and is used in preparing a meal to be served to that part of the public for tunate enough to have meal reserva tions. "These meals have become so pop ular," says Miss Martha Bechen, a student news writer who is a mem ber of the class in catering, "both because of prices charged and the quality of meals served, that reserva tions are filled for an entire month in advance. simple questions, but hard to class which meets every Friday in the cafeteria room of the home economics building. "Of the menus offered one Is selec. ted by the instructor to be used In preparing- the next meal. Each girl is assigned a specific dish and she Is responsible for it from the unpre pared state until it is served.' A heai waitress is then selected who is re sponsible for the dining room. She giVea directions to the students whj CASTOR IA; For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years ! Alwavs bears of C&y&M&fai the Signature LOOKING GLASS." J serve and attends to the linen and silverware both before and after the meal. Thus every girl has the op portunity of making out a menu, fig uring cost, cooking and serving In large quantities and so execute a given problem In a specific time. "To give practice to all the girls scheduled for catering It has been found necessary and profitable to run an exchange in connection with the meals. The girls bake cakes, dough nuts and various articles, and sell them for cost. The entire course is self-supporting." A few handfulls of grass seed sowed now in the bare spots in your lawn will add greatly to its appearance later on. Perenials, plants, vines, trees and rose bashes should be planted now. Phone me your orders. CUT FLOWERS, VEGE TABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS G. W. Hooker Florut Open evenings, Phone 522 544 Main St Con Dung Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES NOT TA1ALES CHILLI CON CARNE SPAMSH STYLE LUNCHES COFFEE Everything clean and up-to-date. FIRST CLASS SERVICE TEA 5c Package Under State Hotel Cor. Webb and Cottonwood Sta. Phone 67. Pendleton. Ore. I : :