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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. MONDAY, MAY lt 1916.
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V. L S. E. PRESENTS
MAY ROBSON
-IN-
A Night Out
Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature in 5 Acta.
KALEM PRESENTS "THE EYELESS EDEN."
Adult 15c Children 5c
COMING TOMORROW
Gertrude Robinson and Alexander Gaden in
"AS A WOMAN SOWS."
-,
efl Utility Mall Co, 127 7th
LOCALS
8b Advertising in Brief
Pr ltn flnt ImoiJIob
rtr line, muumu
Per line, per muotb
-lOt
8c
-11. It
No localt takes for less thai aM
Count 0 onuaarj woros i
Urali will not ba taken over ttw
ttlrpboaa aicapt from Bast Oiagaa
tea paid op subscriber.
ave. North
For tree spraying, phone I. C Sny
der Lac curtalna laundered. Phone
2MB.
Buff Orpington egga for hatching
US K. High.
For aale White Frot refrigerator
Pttoa 110.
Wanted Woman cook on ranch
Inquire this office.
Hog for Mile. Address Mra. IVter
West, Box II. Pendleton. Ore.
Wanted Woman to do general
housework. Call 127 Willow
Tot rent -Nicely furtilsfied house
keeping rooms. 114 Stonewall Jack
son. For rent, nice cool, three-room apt.
at 10 Water street or Inquire at Ken
more Apia.
I have a new list of property today
at price that will nstontsh you. Let
ma show you. E. T. Wade.
Thoroughbred Poland China seed
hogs for sale at the Commercial Feed
Yard. R. H. Barr, owner.
Salt pressed 60c; dry cleaned.
SI. 6. Rudd, 310 W. Webb. Phon
(II.
Oood bulldlag lot for aale on West
Webb street. Telephone 624.
Penland Broe.' transfer Co. haw
atorage warehouse Phone III.
Dressmaking by day or at home
Room II B 0. Bldg Phon 24SM.
I haul your garbage and trash
Phone S6.1M. 1401 W. Railroad at.
Furnished house wanted. Address
P. O Box 687 or telephone 161.
17 roomed rooming house for sal,
good location Main street Owner
leaving town Inquire E. O. bldg.
Mtrikinir offer for live workers:
don't miss this chance; big field; full '""
particulars free; hurry, write now
Utility Mall Co
Seattle. Wash.
For ssle Hold gas harvester, 11
foot cut. Phone 2F11.
Lady wishes cooking In country. 400
K. Alts. Phone 290J.
Doing away, piano for sale, In good
condition. Phone 7I2M.
For sale sheap It foot Blewetl
combine Almost new rj I, Hopkins,
Helix.'
For aale Oood black dirt for
lawn purposes Inquire at new oost
offlce Tuesday morning.
For sal Blewett combined har
vester; 12 foot cut; almost good as
new Only 1500 E. L. Smith 4 Co
For sale, reasonable Horse, wagon
and harness Inquire Telephone Sta
ble. Few head of heavy work horses for
sale. Phone 8F12, or writ Route 1,
Boa 44.
Lady wishes position an ranch as
cook. Box 61, Helix, Ore., or phone
Main 244. Helix.
For rent Six room house, comer
Monroe and Jackson. Inquire Herman
.''uhl. or phone 10F6.
For rayjl.i I nulla furnished house,
ulso 2 room furnished house with
sleeping porches. North Side. Phone
241m.
We handle Alberta and Montana
lands on easy terms. Pendleton Ex
change, Room 2, over Taylor Hard
war Store.
For sale A few used cars ut bar
gains. Among the lot arc Buicks,
Kens and Maxwells. See Hobblns &
West at Independent Oarage.
For rent Office room In Judd
building. Apply F. E- Judd, American
National Bank.
Will exchange seven room furnished
How If, Till!?
In a letter to Hobblns & West Auto
Co.. dHted April 2Nth, Orover Conger
of Long Creek, says; "I arrived safe
and sound at six o'clock last evening,
after putting the little Orant through
the most severe trip that could be pos
sible for any car to pull through. We
pulled through mud and doby axle
deep and the Flowers gulch hill aa
us slick as grease with the rain pour
ing down In torrents. Two cars are
stuck here now with roads far better
ahead of them than I came over yes
terday." Upon his arrival at Pilot Rock Mr.
Conger phoned the above firm that
a foot of snow had fallen in the moun
tains and he was afraid to go ahead
He was told that a foot of snow Olu
not bother a Orant und to go on. Hi"
letter tells the tale. Adv.
L'NrVBBWTV LOOkKH I POX
AS KXPKHT ON FLAT FEG71
Mrs. Sam R. Thompson is this aft
ernoon entertaining for her mother.
Mra. W. M. Blakely, whose birthday
It Is.
This afternoon the ladies of the
Civic Club are entertaining with a
May Day card party in the Moose hall
and many matrons and maids are In
attendance.
Mrs. L J. McKennon of La Orande,
who, at the age of 16, is the oldest
resident of Union county, is visiting
here today at the home of her daugh
ter, Mr. C. A. Vurplllat, en route
home from Portland, where she had
visited another daughter. Though
nearing the century milestone, Mrs.
McKennon Is still active and travels
by herself.
Mrs. C. P. Barnett of this city has
left for Lexington to visit her broth
er, R. L. Benge, a prominent farmer
of Morrow county.
Mrs. T. H. Dobson of Tacoma, ar
rived Saturday to be the guest of her
sister. Miss Orace Stocking. She is
en route to San Francisco. Mrs. Dob
son's husband is the captain of the
big ocean steamship "China."
The following people were guests
at Kinxhum Spring over Sunday:
Mrs. Roy Alexander, Mrs Fred
Bloch. Miss Faith Schnydell, .Carl
Peringef, W. A. Keurns, Roy W. Rlt
ucr, Mr. and Mrs. Hen L. Burroughs.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Chluupek. Miss
Kdna Zimmerman, Ie Caldwell, all
of Pendleton. G. M. Morrison and
family, John Hales, Miss Daisy Ow
ens, of Adams. All report the roads
In excellent condition. In fact la bet
ter condition than at any time last
season.
The Fredda Seegrus Kei will meet
this evening at the home of Miss Merit
Parlett, 517 Madison street
O. D. Teel. Echo Irrlgatlonlst, Is up
from his home today.
H. M. Culter. proprietor of Hida
way Springs, Is a Pendleton visitor.
Mrs. W. R. Taylor and Mrs Deun
Willaby are here today from Athena.
Mr. and Mrs. D I. Hopkins of He
lix were Saturday visitors In the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril r,
I'matilla, were up from
Saturday.
Tom Hill, youngest son of John F.
Hill, spent the weekend here. He is
now in Touchet, Wash.
LAST TIME TODAY. THE LEADING FAVORITE
Blanche Sweet
IN
The BLACKLIST"
A frank and dramatic discussion of the industrial problems, revealing secrets of the
organized war between employers and labor.
Also Two Big Acts
The
SMITH & WILLIAMS
Dancing Newsboys. See
baseball dance.
their
WELLS G. DEVEAUX
Musical Comedian.
La
TOMORROW JULIUS STERGER, IN "THE BLINDNESS OF LOVE."
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UNIVERSITY of OREGON. Ku
gene, April 29. Since the Associated
Press and L'nlted Press sent out from
Portland the story of feet defects re
vealed through a system of special
photograph taken In the women'e
physical training department ut the
university, appeals for help have been
coming to the department from wom
en over all the l'nlted States.
To them the department extends
the same free aid that is given the af
flicted girls of the university: a diag
nosis and list of corrective work with
directions is sent out. Through these
exercises, which take some effort but
not much time, and which involve no
tro wonderplay shown here at th
Alta Theater tomorrow and Wednes
day. In this production, Mr. Steger, who
has long been a favorite on the speak
ing stage and screen, makes his debut
under Metro auspices. He is provid
ed with an excellent role, that of a
tender-hearted old man whose love
for his only son is blinded through
his constant devotion to him It I
in such parts as this that Mr. Steger
excells. Many critics have called him
the "David Warfleld of the Screen,"
so finished is his performance inien Towusend
Leander's one solace Is the "wid- most realistic "sleep-walker's escar
ow next door." Her daily plungs in pade.. tnat witnessed
"the old swimming hole" Interests hlra .
unduly. This leads o a chase with note from the w'd. which Us-
Mary Miranda Lamb, his lawful wed- ander had forgotten on the dresser,
ded wife, in the role of chaser. proves the sonambullst's undoing.
In his effort to out-distance her be He even up matters with Mary, wberi
lands in an Institution for the mental- hia oW C0Uege chum Blackwell relates
ly depressed, where the foes of de- a mogt disgraceful story of Mart
presaion wish to disfigure his none malden daw He ,mXtJlcK her to
too beautiful skull. He escapes, and ,he wrong-doer" rest" the stock
falls Into the clutches of the beautl- the Au ne ha ofUn met ,or l00
ful "widow next door," who wishes to dent "butterflv chaalnr .- u. i.
coiuui unuae mm, to aiu livt inciiu, .-V i-
The widow, posing as "Charity giv-
starts Leander
the stock Is more nunuMhl. ma
in marrying Phyllis mater rp th. h.. (-.--.- ' ...
inese iirtu i-Af valine . Iv..u. . .m.ouq, beunaer 8 niece
tions. Mr. Steger occupies a place
tnat is unique in nia piuiwuu. ";ing away her clothes.
Degan nis career anu ' on a "butterfly" chase which is inter-
I i ),n-l,-.n ! nuns nf I -
Brownell of , several jeai. a a u.uc "'rupted by the arrival of Mary. Lean-' Located 4 1-1 mile south f
their home,"""0" ability, ne was in granu der arrayed in a night-gown, candle- dleton. O. P. Bowman, peadletoa Ore.
and later In musical productions '! Uick in hand, proceeds to give the Adv.
tne neuer ainu, wiai mnveu n di j- .
Temple tomorrow.
1500 Acres
Commercial Association Meeting-.
The Commercial association
hold Its regular monthly meeting
morrow evening.
In time lost and medical attention,
the wage earners of this country have
an annual sick bill or 1680.000.000.
WESTON NEWS NOTES
PARTY MOTORS TO ATHENA 1)1' It
Ha? LAST WEEK; PERSONAL
NOTES OF TOWN.
way a few years ago.
After his singing rolce failed, Mr.
Steger took up dramatic work, and
in that realm achieved the greatest
success of his career. He is perhaps
best known to theatergoers for his ar
tistic performance in "The Fifth Com
mandment.'' This first served him as
1 a Marring vehicle in vaudeville, w here
he appeared as a headllner for seven
years. The draamtlc sketch was then
elaborated Into a play, and Mr. Steger
repeated his success of the two-a-day.
Later "The Fifth Commandant" was
made into a motion picture produc-S
tion. and served to introduce Mr. Ste
ger to patrons of the screen.
While appearing in "The Fifth Com-
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mandment" In Los Angeles, in vaudc-S
(East Oregonian Special. 1 ville, several years ago, Mr. Steger was i
WESTON, Ore., May 1 Dr. J. D. ! honored with what is probably the
Plamondon and wife of Athena nio. I creates! ovation ever ar-pnrdpd flnv nr. S!
apparatus or other expense, flattened , ored Wegton wdnelda tlst on the vaudeville stage. After II
Mrs. Alice Kirkpatrlck. Mrs. Rob-j taking the curtain calls, the enthusl-jS
i ert Blomgren and Mr. and Mrs. or-' astic audience insisted on Mr. Steger ;S
vllle Duncan of Weston, motored to and his company, repeating the ' S
arches or pronated fleet can usually
be restored to nearly normal cor.di
tion. In one of the exercises the patient
j floor, pick them up one by one with
i the toes and put them Into a dish. This
simple proceeding strengthens the
, transverse arch The transverse arch
if many girls has been broken down
house in Irvinzton Portland for fur.
..i.h.rf ,,... i .!.. ' .h.... Is directed to put 2S marbles on the
I "SM" this office uooi. pica mem
Prompt automobile taxi service,
day or night. Funerals to cemetery
only (3 60. Phone 6S0. Hotel SL
Georue. Carney Taxi Co.
For sale 25 head of milch cows,
130 and up. One U. S. cream separ
ator, good as new, for half price. T
J. Cheney at ranch on McKay creek,
or address Pendleton. Ore.
For sale, or will trade for
sketch. In "The Blindness of Love," S
EDISON
DISC
TALKING
MACHINES
car. Cadillac touring and roadster
Demountable rims, new tires.
Car in first clans condition Will
demonstrate same under any condi
tions. Address Hox 28 3 city
Lost One roan horse, had halter on
branded apple brand on left hip.
roached mane, weight about 1350
One brown horse, had halter on,
branded same ns abope. roached
mane, weight about 1250. Will pay
$10.00 reward for Inrormatlon lead
ing to recovery of above described
animals. James Crawford, Indian
Agency.
the feet of the I'nlverslty of Oregon
lighter, KjrB ,han upon any University topic
Mre The Diamond Point.
With this you are never out of
needles and your needle is always
new.
No spoiling of valuable records by
using old needles and every reoord is
played as it should be, reproducing
the nstural vole and tone.
All v prices and easy
terms.
fall and hear It.
WARREN'S MUSIC HOUSE
For Rent.
Sheep ranch and range for 8000
sheep : meadow cutting 3E0 tons clov
er hay; water controlling spring,
summer and fall range, with good
winter range. Will rent for term of
years, $2000 per year. Address, mall
or wire, Mary L. Hill. Denio, Ore
gon, via Wtnnemucca, Nevada Adv
Soda Fountain for sale.
See John Butler. Pastime Parlors,
Adv
Horse
Registered Kentucky Saddle
for Sale.
I will offer my entire herd of fine
bred horses at public auction. In this
lot will be some of the finest and best
bred young stallions and fillies ever
prodlced In this state
These horses are of the "Black
Squirrel" and "Cheater Dare" strains.
They are the most fashionably and
intensely bred lot of horses on this
coast.
I will also offer several head of very
heavy draft stallions and mares, Ir,
weight from 1600 to 2300 pounds
This ssle will take place at the Vet
erlnarv Hospital, Wnltsburg. Wash.,
May 31th 1S16. There will
head in the lot
Athena during the week.
Bert Whitman of Pendleton was in Metro has provided Mr. Steger with S
the city Tuesday. ja similarly strong role, which wins j 5
Mrs. J. A. Lunsdon of Athens, visit-and holds the sympathy of the aye- jj
ed relatives in Weston Wednesday. tators. s
Will Price, local painter, has Just j
completed painting the interior Of I MAY BOBflOM NfOKES
through, unscientific footwear. Pain. Joe Hudson's tarm residence north nil J. "A NH.I1T ol'T' 151
quick tiring and Inconvenience in 'town Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mc.ntyrej r
walking follow. I have also just commenced the paint-1 No more pleasing or delightful pic-j5i
More western newspapers have con-j ing of the interior and exterior of I ture has been seen for some time than SI
taned editorials upon the condition of their commodious residence in the the Vitagraph Blue Ribbon drama now 55
same locality. 1 showing at the Pastime. May Robson,
Mrs. Stanley Loud of Milton, was in the celebrated stage star, has the e.id-!s
the city during the week visiting rela.!ing role In the play "A Night out
tives. 1 which has been her vehicle on the S
A large number of Weston people speaking stage for a number of years,
went to Pendleton the last of the Less than two years ago she appeared
week t" see the movnig picture show ' at the Oregon theater In this play
entitled "The Birth of a Nation" j Tomorrow a new picture will tike!
Mr. and Mrs. Henry' Waddingham , the screen. Mutual Masterpicturcj S
visited relatives in Walla Walla Sun- present "As I Woman Sows." faturl
day.
Mrs. R. A. Lieuallen Is having hr
house Tepapered. Will Price is do
ing the work
Miss Oladys Smith and Miss Keriol Mary
MeBrlde spent the week-end with Mr I
and Mrs. J. A. Sumscen. near Athen i
Mrs James stanfleld. who hai
been ill with erysipelas, has so far re.
covered as to be able to be
since referendum days.
Examinations of the feet are to be
Included in the physical examinations
of girls entering the university here
after. "In spite of the agitation over our
findings, we have a much better pel -cenage
of good feet here than Is found
In the middle west," said Miss Ma'i '
Louise Cummlngs, director of the (
partment.
"Fashion Week!"
Monday, May 1
to
Saturday, May 6
Many of our customers already know, and we would like to
have all others learn, that Nemo Corsets are not only superior
in style and durability, but give a hygienic and comfort service
that has no rival.
Every Nemo does something for you;
and, being a very positive corset, it is
necessary to get the RIGHT model the
one that is designed for YOUR figure.
Nemo Week is a good time to study
Nemo Corsets. Our stocks are full, and our
fitters are anxious to assist you in selection.
Nemo Self -Reducing Corsets
$3.50, $4.00 and $5.00
Nemo Wonderlift Corsets $5.00
Nearly every woman really needs the special
hygienic service that Nemo Corsets give. Let us fit
you in the RIGHT Nemo and you will have ess
plete corset satisfaction ever thereafter.
No advance in Semo prieet yet, though iKi
makers tell us that tne high cost of material trill
compel an advance in the near future.
PACIFIC COAST LKAGITKR
MAKING GOOD IN NEW YORK
ft.' ' i
4MAa.
Joe ctceoH.
NEW VditK. May 1, When Joe
Ocdeon came to the New York Yan
kees from the 'Pacific Coast league
be 26 ws heralded a a wonder. Since
the beginning of the season he has
ing Gertrude Robinson and AlSXSnd
Gladden.
lot
Mary's uinib.
Ble.ssed her little lamb, i
was grief and woe;
Whenever Mary said a word, the
was sure to go. -Leander
Lamb, etymologist ami's
out of matrimonial martyr, hunts the savage I a
imli
doors.
Mrs T. H., Ahearn of Milton, tele
phone lineman, was in the city trans
acting business during the week.
butterfly. He is flirtatiously Incline!
but doesn't know "how."
10', DISCOUNT ON ALL NEMO CORSETS THIS WEEK
THE DAYLIGHT STORE.
Better goods, later styles, prompt and courteous -treatment.
ALEXANDERS!
Clieirolet Rst Wishes Agency.
Sam I Paine has purchased the
Pendleton agency for the Chevrolet
car, known as the "little wonder" nrd
U looking for a salesroom location.
Telephone 14. Ask for a demonstra
tion. Adv.
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MARSHALL IN
pioneer's plcnle at Weston.
Twenty-fourth annual reunion I'ma
tilla County Pioneers at Weston, Ore..
June 2nd, 3rd.
HAS
VINDICATION
Bowman Hotel Property for sale.
Doing good business. Terms, o p
Bowman, Pendleton, Oregon Adv.
Motion Picture News
What the Picture Theaters Have
to Ten Yon.
Please write for descriptions and
terms of sale.
R. W. LOUNDAOIN, Owner.
Box 106, Waltsbnrg, Washington.
(Adv )
lived up to his reputation,
the bat and In the field.
both at
He has '
Julius SUver at Alta.
"The Blindness of Love," poduced
popularised himself with the New by Rolfe Photoplays Inc., with Julius
York fans who have become staunch : Steger, the gifted dramatic actor In
rooters for the western lad. 'the stellar role, will be the next Me
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TODAY MART
I Keystone Comedy "GYPSY JOE" Featuring Joe2ackson
j TOMORROW, TUESDAY ONLY
Richard Carle supported by Jessie Ralph, Marie Wayne in
I "MARY'S LAMB"
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