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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 8, 1916. WHERE QUALITY IS A REALITY. NOT A PROMISE Last Time Today V. L. S. E. PRESENTS "SOULS IN ? BONDAGE" 5 Dramatic Act 5 1 KG 01 Conceded by Press and Public to be the greatest living emotional actress. A won derful picture by Danial Carson Goodman. A vital human story which Miss O'Neil declares to be superior to any in which she has yet appeared. 'Alio ROSE MELVILLE, the Original "Si Hopkins" in "A LEAP YEAR WOOING" ADDED ATTRACTION The popular song hit "THERE IS A LIGHT THAT'S BURNING IN THE WINDOW OF THE LITTLE HOUSE UPON THE HILL." Illus trated by moving picture. Sung by Dan Rose. Adults 15c. Children 5c Coming Tomorrow Mutual Muterpicture De Luxe, HAROLD LOCKWOOD AND MAY ALLISON IN "THE BUZZARD'S SHADOW" A Five Act Military Drama. ALSO A CRACKERJACK COMEDY. BOND CLOTHES $15 to $30 It is a part of our ser vice to point out to you and furnish you with styles that are in de mand. You can rest as sured of getting a good fit and right style. BOND 0 Copyright l)i4. B Kirschbsum Co. Pendleton's Leading Clothiers. Motion Picture News Whal I ho Picture Theaters Have to Tell Yon. soils IN HONAIKSF" MAKKs nn Niiiw O'Neil Seen At Her Host ID Pastime's Foatnrc, 'Soul In Bondage." the V. I, S. E. attraction at the Pastime yesterday, and continuing today, made a decided impression on a large audience and won for Miss O'Neil many new friends. The part of the sacrificing sister, played by Miss o'Nell, was a hard one Hnd called for emotional acting of the highest order and It Is doubtful If any of the present day motion picture actresses could have carried the role to lo successful a conclusion as did Miss O'Neil. Rose Melville, the original sis Hop pins, appeared In her first motion pic ture, "A Leap Year Wooing." Miss Melville has been on the spoken stage since we can remember, but In the picture she looked the psrt of a Jakey country girl to perfection. Dan Rose sang a song entitled "There's a Light That's Burning in the Window of the Little House I'pon the Hill." The song was Illustrated with moving pictures. Mr. Rose has I a clear baritone voice and his singing was well received by tne audience. This program will ne shown In its entirety today Tomorrow a new program takes the screen when Har old Lockwood and May Allison will be seen In a smashing military drama, "The Buzzard's Shadow." Northern Pacific Ry. THE YELLOWSTONE PARK LINE GET THE BENEFIT THROUGH TRAINS EAST NONE BETTER COURTEOUS TREATMENT SUPERIOR DINING SERVICE. E ASTBOUND SUMMER EXCURSION DAILY FROM JUNE 1. Westbound Round Trip Summer Excursion Fares now in effect. Tell your Eastern friends. Or, let us give them full information. Round Trip Homeseeker' Rate TO MONTANA, and return. Low, attractive. Let us explain them. TO CALIFORNIA, have your ticket read from Portland via the "Great Northern Pacific S. S. Co. Fast Palacial Steamships, making train time (but 26 hours at sea.) Low fares, with berth and meals included. Tickets and full information WALTER ADAMS Agent, Pendleton, Ore. A. D. CHARLTON, A. G. P. A. Portland, Ore. PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL, June 7-9. LOW FARES. Mae Mai- Burned in Realistic Ft re Scene, Mae Marsh, who became a screen star over night, figures prominently In a fire that is part of the new Ttl-angle-Flne Arts release. "Hoodoo Ann." It proved an. occasion even more thrilling for Miss Marsh than it will be for the spectators, for she let enthusiasm carry her Into real danger not Intended by the director, emerg ing with slight bums, and hair sing ed. In the role, of an orphan waif she had to rush Into a burning structure and rescue a little gin who was one of the inmates and the building was really burning. At the Temple today, Ml Mrs. K. I. Henderson has returned from Portland after a year's absence to make her home In this city and Pi lot Rock. Mrs. R. E. Parnswnrth una Mr. Glen pinch spent the weekend In Walla Walla. Mrs. Roy T Bishop and children arrived home this morning from Port land and Salem. Mr. Bishop went on to San Francisco on business. L. J. Allen of O. A. C. is mold r.P Pendleton a visit. William Mills of Helix HDent vm. terday In the city. I.ee Savely of Ech visitor in Pendleton. A .C. Stewart of Baker l n .it.r. ed at the Pendleton. Lehman Deinlng of Adams mnt the weekend in the city. Dr. O. Devaul of I k in h was a ami. day visitor in Pendleton. J. F. Reihl of Hermiston is lit) from the west end of the county. A. S. Quant. Albee's leading cirlnn was a weekend visitor here. Mrs. J. C. ShoCklev of Elirnn at the St. .George yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Homer I. WatLs of Athena drove down from their home today. Herbert Deery. formerlv one nf the Alta theater proprietors left today for spokane. L. H. Lawson. buyer for Frve of Seattle, was here yesterday and left mis morning for the west end of the county. Going to Bend. Elvin S. Lampkin. formerlv of the mechanical department of the STaat Oregonlan. will leave tomorrow for Bend where he has a position. To Speak On Streets. Eugene E. Smith, president of the central labor council of Portland, will speak tomorrow evening on the streets in favor of good roads hut against the proposed bond Issue. LYNCH MAY Slt'CEED Mc- ( OMRs AS NATIONAL CHAIRMAN. 4 ALTA THEATRE TUESDAY WEDNESDAY i!k A ' Metro Picture Presents the Magnetic Romantic Star Hamilton Revelle Supported by BARBARA TENNANT, Charming Young Actress, in "The Price of Malice" A five act wonder-play of distinctive quality replete with novel scenes, thrilling situ ations and supreme human interest TODAY Your last chance to see the charming young actress MARGUERITE CLARK in "Out of the Drifts" ALSO TWO GOOD ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE. The COSY Today Only 'THE RIVAL PILOTS" A Corking Railroad Thriller. CAUGHT ON A SKY SCRAPER Two Reel L-Ko Comedy. Tuesday Red Feather Photo Plays Present The popular emotional actress, CLEO MADISON In an absorbing heart interest photo drama, "Her Bitter Cup" ESTELLE BUSS in New Songs. J LOCALS 8b Advertising in kief BATES. Per line first Insertion.. 10c Per line, additional Insertion He Per line, per month 11.00 No locals taken for Jess than 26c. Count S ordinary words to Use. Locals will not be taken over the telephone except from East Oregon- tan paid up subscribers. Frederick B. Lynch, democratic nn. tlonal committeeman from Minneso ta, and for many years one of Wil liam J. Bryan's strongest political foen. who is likely to succeed William F. McCombs, as democratic national chairman after the St. Louis conven tion and take charge of President Wilson s campaign for re-election. Mr. McCombs has formally an nounoed bis retirement in June. Codes are more extensively used in telegraphing In China than in any other nation because Chinese sounds cannot be perfectly represented by Hoinan letters. New York leads all the other stales of the union In lumber consumption, with a total annual bill for timber of all kinds of over f 100.000,000. XiiKTl. an Mag stays l'p. Thirty Mexican customs guards stop ped .in American motor supply train at Las Palomas, eight miles south of the border, and ordered the command er to remove American flags flyins fsom the cars. The Mexicans, who had been cele-1 bratlng "Clnco de Mayo," the Mexican 1 jiatlonal holiday, Informed him Ameri can nags couui not ne allowed on Mexican soli. No attention was paid to the demand and no trouble resulted. ITciu-h Torpedo Strikes. ROME. May 8. "The French sub marine Bernoullle sank an enemy tor pedo boat In the lower Adriatic Sea." says an official communication. "Five enemy aeropanes raided Brln-1 dial the same day. Bombs fell on a hospital and four patients were killed and five Injured " A. Polish scientist Is the Inventor of a motion-picture camera which can be curried In the hand and which Is op erated by compressed air as long a a button is pressed. Mi k U0U) LOCKWOOD ik"THS BUZZARD'S SHADOW fivxMf NurusL MAiTuncnu MADW MY AMERICAN Pastime Taettsty and City pound. Phone 438. For rent Six room house. Inquire 803 E. Railroad. For tree spraying, phone I. C. Sny der. Lace curtains laundered. Phone 204R. Bundle wheat hay for sale. Wm Kupers, city. Two furnished housekeeping rooms for rent. 124 Jeff Davis. For sale White Frost refrigerator Phone 310. Good building lot for sale on West Webb street. Telephone 624. Penland Bros.' transfer Co. havi ftorage warehouse. Phone 338. For sale Hold gas harvester, 16 foot cut Phone 3F11. Going away, piano for sale, in good condition. Phone 762M. 1 haul your garbage and trash Phone 553M. 1403 W. Railroad at. For rent Nicely furnished room. Inquire SIS W. Alta or phone 356 J. Suits pressed 50c; dry cleaned, 31.50. Rudd. 310 W. Webb. Phone 686. Gentleman wants room In private family, close in. Address Box 706, City. Few head of heavy work horses for sale. Phone 8F12. or write Route 1. Box 44. For rent Office room in Judd building. Apply. F. K. Judd, American National Bank. For rent Nicely furnished house keeping rooms. 114 Stonewall Jack son. For sale, reasonable Horse, wagon and harness. Inquire Telephone Sta bles. For sale A few head full blood Shropshire sheep. Jas. Porter. Phone 241R Thoroughbred Poland China seed hogs for sale at the Commercial Feed Yard. R. H. Barr, owner. Wanted A good salesman and col lector who can furnish a rig or auto. Apply 220 Court street. For sale Blewett combined har vester; 12 foot cut; almost good as new . Only 3600. E. L. Smith A Co. Prompt automobile taxi service, day or night. Funerals to cemeteri only 33 60. Phone 610. Hotel St, George. Carney Taxi Ce. We handle Alberta and Montana lands on easy terms. Pendleton Ex change. Room 2, over Taylor Hard ware Store. Rooming house for sale. Mali street. In center of business district. Doing good business. Inquire of Pen land Bros. For sals 16 head of milch cows, 330 and up. One TJ. S. cream separ ator, good a asw, (or half pries, T J. Cheney at ranch on McKay creek, or address Pendleton, Ore. Wanted Two lady demonstrators. No canvassing. "D" this office. For sale Cadillac car In good run ning order. Cheap for cash. Phone 6 96 J. Lost Ladies gold watch with chain attached on W. Webb. Please return to 1004 E. Webb. Office girl wanted State age and experience, also salary expected. Ad dress "G" this office. Mattresses made over, furniture re pairing, upholstering. Calls city or country. La Dow Bros.., 219 Beaure gard Phone 22 7 J. For rent Up to date apt. at the Kenmore. Special summer rates for room and board 3 or i room apt. at 109 Water street. Phone 421. 3800 automobile for sale at a snap. Can be converted Into auto truck or delivery car at very small cost. Car in first class condition. See Raj j Crystal, Grovery department. Peoples I Warehouse. ptoneor'g picnic at Weston. Twenty-fourth annual reunion Uma tilla County Pioneers at Weston, Ore, June 2nd, 3rd. Farm for Lease. Stock for sale, 140 acres, 40 la wheat, 9 miles north of Helix, foot of Butler grade. ALBERT HARALA. (Adv.) Touchet, Wash., R. B. For Rent. Sheep ranch and range for $80 sheep; meadow cutting 360 tons clov er hay; water controlling spring, summer and fall range, with good winter range. Will rent for term of years, 32000 per year. Address, mall or wire, Mary L. HI1L Denio, Ore gon, via Wlnnemucca, Nevada. Ad. Farmers Take Notice. All kinds of well drilling done at a reasonable price. Work guaranteed. Deep or shallow wells. Eight years' experience. We move anywhere. It will pay to write or consult me. Chaa. E. Lewis, stanfleld, Oregon. Box 12 Adv. HORACE J. STILLMAN Of Pendleton, Oregon, DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY TREASURER. Subject to the Democratic choice at the Primary, May 19, 1916. TODAY TODAY The Lovable little sister of "Birth of a Nation" fame MAE MARSH Supported by Robert Harron, in Hoodoo Ann Throughtout the entire story runs a vein of mystery. Sensation after sensation marks this absorbing photoplay. ANOTHER BIG KEYSTONE FARCE, "BY STORK DELIVERY." ALSO 6 REELS OF OREGON BIRD AND GAME LIFE Mr, C. D. Shoemaker will lecture. Interesting, educational. Come on all ye sport, leave your guns and fishing tackle at home, give these pictures the once over. Oregon Bird and Game pictures start at 8:20. TEMPLE TOMORROW, TUESDAY ONLY FLORENCE REED in "AT BAY."
