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TWELVE PAGES PAGE nVB DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1916. Prison Buildings are Destroyed by Flames at Salem - - Thl Home Conn, have Last Time Today WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS BERNHARDT'S ONLY RIVAL BERTHA KALICH IN "SLANDER" Anita Stewart Earle Williams In the Concluding Chapter of "THE GODDESS." Animated Cartoon Comedy imitating Charlie Chaplin, Mable Normand and Fatty Arbuckle in "Charlie, the Animal Tamer." ADULT'S 15c. CHILDREN 5c SATURDAY ONLY "The Ranger of Lonesome Gulch" 2 ACTS 2 Anna Little and Thomas Chatteron. " AMAN OF HONOR" Also Laughable Flagstaff Comedy. George Mario and the Famous Fair- Also Bud Fisher's Famous Cartoons: hanks Twins Marion and Madeline. "Mutt and Jeff in the Trenches." Coming Sunday and Monday THE NOTED STAGE ACTRESS FRITZIE BRUNETTE IN "UNTO THOSE WHO 1" SIS HOPKINS IN "THE FAMILY SKELETON." l Ol It IN (ildM l AIIK 1111 V mtX WHICH STARTS IN H-YX PLANT. TO WOMAN ACCUSED OF MURDER j in i mmt i mmmmammmmmtmmfgmmmmmmmmmmmam ; - mmamsmmmmmM Archer-Gllligan, manager, whu Is now undef arrest on charge of murder. The bodies of several have been ex humed, and States Attorney Alcorn says traces of poison were found In tholr viscera. He has said he may UIth several charges of murder. The Inmates paid ll.OOU to be taken care during the remainder of their Mice Are War Refugee). NEW YORK. May 1. Four mice, whose ancestors had been inoculated wijh tumor germs for 15 years, took up their residence in the Crocker can cer reseurch laboratory at Columbia I'liiversity. In the last German air raid over London a bomb was dropped near the laboratory' where the mice were being kepi . i rid it was decided to send them (o the United States for fear that an other bomb might aestroy the work of years. Is Lost lUvcr Pound? ORLKANS. Ind., May 19. Drillers engaged In sinking wells for the new water works system struck a powerful stream of water at a depth of 30 feet, it is believed the men drilled into a branch of the historic Lost River or an underground cavern. The roar of the water can be plainly heard for Some distance, and despite the fact It Us only 100 feet from another well Wblch is 113 feet deep and through solid rock for more than 90 feet, the water appears to be of the same qual ity and flavor as in the deep well. The phenomena Is creating much ex SALEM, Ore., May 1. Fire at the Oregon penitentiary yesterday de stroyed four large orlck buildings in u group of six, menaced the main prison structure and caused a loss es timated at $26,000. There was no In surance. The origin of the fire Is not known. The fire wits discovered at 4:46 P m. by convlcu, when flames were seen issuing from the rear part of the building used for drying flax and ad joining the boiler room. Fanned by a high wind from the northwest, the fire spread rapidly and in less than 10 minutes It had bten communicated to tour buildings. The flax drying plant contained about 20 tons of retted flax, valued at 25 a ton. The prrson steam plant anil the shoe shop were gutted by fire, the roof was burned off of the machinery shop and the machinery badly damaged by water. Heroic work of the prisoners, assist ed by the Salem fire department and , ftcore or asvlum ontiAntH unrioiihtAri- ly prevented the destruction of the 0 entire flax plant Water to fight the fc flames was obtained from the prison and from the auxiliary plant of the state hospital. Many of the convrcts endangered their lives by plunging into the burn ing buildings to aid in fighting the flumes and several sustained painful cubs and bruises from falling timbers and broken glass. With the discovery of the fire, tho night force of guards Just cbming on duty were rushed to the east wall, doubling the number on guard, but no attempt to escape was made. After the fire bad been extinguished it was discovered that a number of knives were mistiing from the prison shoe shop, but upon Investigation no convict was found to have them in his possession. That tho fire was caused from a smut explosion in the flax drying room is the theory of Superintendent Minto, who said that this was a dan ger which It had been necessary to guard against throughout the handling of the crop. A lew months ago some oil soaked rags were round by prison employes hidden in a pile of flax straw and at the time it was suggested that some prisoner had attempted by this means to destroy the flax crop. : ; : ALTA THEATRE Oliver Mora Ms CONSTANCE COLLIER The Versatile English Actress and Beauty in III I 5 IUIF TIT in "ii m rn 5 Tkn rOnl a a CURIO U raiiM way A drama of the newer, bigger, better type, telling a story of a wealthy financier brought face to face with sudden i uin. FRIDAY and Saturday WHEELER & WILSON Comedy Singing, Tin, Dancing LOTTOS & LOTTOS (My Staging, Talking, Travesty pNG SUNDAY Niy HUM 3S POOR UTTLE PEPPIKA The COST Im FRIDAY BLUE BIRD PHOTO PLAYS PRESENT J. WARREN KERRIGAN in a delightful and fasicnating drama The Gay Lord Waring9 A dramatic story of the adventures of a spendthrift ESTELLE BUSS, SOPRANO SOLOIST. J I Lost On road between Meacham The annual production of sulphur lnand pendlet0Ili ladleB. green straw the United States has increased from j hat ,n b,ack Dag under please no a few more than 3000 tons to morejufy F poley J90 Granam Ave., man zjv.vuv tons in ine lasi uuzeu years. MRS AMY E. ARCHER.-GIU.KikN . The Kidneys and the Skill. If the .... . A .Ka VlM ; Kiunoys are weaa or wiyiu. - will be pimply or blotchy Hood's Sarauuarllla strengthens and stlmu- i picture showi the Archer lates the kidneys, and clears the for the Aged, at Windsor, complexion. By thoroughly purifying where many aged persona the blood It makes rood health. mysteriously died, and Mrs. Adv. You are always sure of PURE MEAT 75T When it bears this S, . U. S. Government ( US g Inspection stamp. We Sell It Accept no other, but come here and get meat thnt is free from infection the healthy kind. Oregon Market Two telephones 600 and 601. Wet Restaurant. Doomed. CHICAdO, May 19. Mayor Thomp son has asserted that he would neith er sign nor veto the 1 o'colck closing ordinance for "wet'1 restaurants, but bould allow It to become a law. Upon his arrival in the city he found awaiting him an Invitation to attend a cowboy's reunion In Las Ve gas, N. M , July 6. which has been designated as Thompson day In his honor. He telegrapried his acceptance. LOCALS 8b Advertising in Brief RATEa. Per line first Insertion 10c Per line, additional Insertion.-' Be Per line, per month 11.00 No locals taken for less than 25c. Count 6 ordinary words to Una. Locals will not be taken over the telephone except from East Oregon Ian paid-up subscribers. j Portland, Ore. Reward. $800 automobile for sale at a snap. j Can be converted into auto truck or ; delivery car at very small cost. Car in first class condition. See Ray Crystal, Grovery department. Peoples Warehouse. Furnished housekeeping rooms for rent. 803 E. Railroad. Dressmaking by day or at home. Room 10, E. O. Bldg. Phone 246M. For sale 25 head of milch cows. ing chapter of "The Goddess" featur ing Earle Williams and Anita Stewart will be shown, as also will a Charlie Chaplin cartoon entitled "Charlie, the Animal Trainer." Frit Brunette In Onto Those Whu Sin," Featured at Pastime Sunday. Miss Fritzl Brunette makes her ini tial debut as a star in Sells; Red Seal Plays, released through V-L-S-E, in "Unto Those Who Sin," written in five sensational acts by James Oliver Cur wood. "Unto Those Who Sin" will be shown at the Pastime Sunday and those who have seen prevate presenta- of interest and will dispel skepticism The appointments and serviced war exactly as they would be In a so ciety leaders' home. The efficient and highly qualified art department at the studio is the sponsor for the correctness and oars in details of any picture under the Morosco cipher. Alta theater, today and tomoernw. At the Charles Cherry, one of the heat known leading men on the American English stage, wiU make his stellar ap. pearance on the screen at the Temple theater today, in the new Equitable five, part picture, "Passers By." This artistic and charming picture ia th work of c. Hhddon Chambers, who also wrote! the novel and play of the Aft 1 TT d MAm Oflh'jT. m. uu uR u. o tlons of this drama pronounce it aj lator, good a new for half price. T ( . Not Covet thJ jj. Cheney at ranch on McKay creek., Seal Play which caused; , or address Pendleton, Ore. mUni to sit up and take notice. i MnJ rnralinr. a ill a 1 1 1 rasra mauc ft' , luiimuic ! o.. r; tj . I . CullS Clt 01" w up! vi ii us i ioo ui uunic in miu i jaaxifj itaiiif. i 219 Beiure-! Those wno sin" are such Sell ""l The s(on' of "Passers By" deals with as Al W. Filson. Lillian Hayward, Ed-ni,,, bachelor wo Uvea in toll- WAr,l .T PeiJ ana nthnrs Vim Rnl- ... j . , . . . . Main' v .7 " , "up ",lu sonxempiaiea upon nis nat " " - j " rerea romance of some years before. of beautiful gowns which she ordered : upholstering. ' pairing, country. La Dow Bros. gard Phone 227J. Rooming house for sale. street. In center of business district "Coras All Gone! Let's ALL Kick!" Every Corn Vanishes by Using Won derful, Simple "Gets-It" Never Fails. Applied in 2 Seconds. Isa't It wonderful what a difference Just a little "Qets-It" makes, on corns and calluses? It's always night somewhere In the world, with many Si City pound Phone 438. For tree spraying, phone t C. Sny-ler Bundle wheat hay for sale. Wm j Doing good burtneaa. Inquire of Pen-1 e3peciallv for thl8 production. i lanu tsros. Good building lot for sale on West 160 acres umber land for sale, Mor Webb street. Telephone S24. j row COUnty; 2 room house, good barn, Penland Bros." transfer Co. havi well and running water; 10 acres plow torage warehouse Phone SS9. I c 1, 100 acres can be plowed when For sale Hold gas harvester, IS- j cleared; seven or elKht hundred thou foot rut Phone F11 l sand feet of saw timber, half mile to i I mill juui uu .' , . ...iwua . full ,.,,r.. ilinn.r unH ha miles southwest of Pilot Rock. For-1 food furnished was prepared by a mer price, 12000; $1600 if taken soon. ! chef and served immediately will be j Write A. Q. Turnbull, R. 1, Colville I W R Wa,h. At the Alta, Assuming that the public like to 1 learn about the details in the mak lng of a big picture, the fact that the banquet served in the Moroscco pro- j saw mill, four miles to store, post of-1 auction, ine c-oae oi siarcia uray i Phone 653M. 1403 W. Railroad st. Furnished rooms for rent. 3 i 9 Thor..pjon street Bundle wheat hay for sale Roberts, Box 3, Pendleton For rent Furnished rooms for light housekeeping or lodging. Brown Hall. Phone 550 Suits pressed 50c; dry cleaned. $1.60. Kudd. 310 W. Webb. Phone 685. Few head of heavy work horses fori years. $2000 per year. sale. Phone SF12, or write Koute 1 CASTOR IA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature of dpi 4 Box 44. For rent Office room in Judd building. Apply F. E- Judd, American National Bank. For sale, reasonable Horse, wagon and harness. Inquire Telephone Sta bles, For Bale Blewett combined har vester; 12 foot cut; almost' good as new . Only $500. Prompt automobUe taxi service, day or night. Funerals to cemetery only $3.50. Phone S80. Hotel St, George. Carney Taxi Ce. Lost Gold Brooch, set with bril. Hants. Finder please return to Apt . 12, Association Building. Wanted Dressmaking, alteration done. Prices reasonable, 813 Thomp son. Phone 278J. Wanted on ranch Girl for genem! housework. Wages $1 per day. Steady Job. Address "J," E. Oregonlan. Thoroughbred Poland China seed ' hogs for sale at the Commercial Feed Yard. R. H. Barr, owner. For sale A few Bead full blood Shropshire sheep. Jas. Porter. Phone 241R Good, all around man wants work. can operate and repair engines and harvesters. Good with teams and stock. Phone Fayette, J90J or 400 E. Alta. For sale Barred Plymouth Rock For Rent. Sheep ranch and range for 8000 , sheep, meadow cutting 3S0 tons clov er hay; water controlling spring I summer and fall range, with gooO ( winter range. Will rent for term ol Address, mali ' or wire, Mary L Hill. Denio, Ore gon, via Winnemucca, Nevada. Ad ' Auto Stage. i.r Adams. Athena and Weston leaves The Quelle restaurant at 10 a m and 4 p. m. each day. Dance at German HaL. There will be a social dance given E. L Smith & Co.! t German Hall. Saturday evening. May 20th. UOOd music anu enju; able time promised all. Adv Motion Picture News What the Picture Theaters Have to Tell You. UBRTUA KAIJOH, NOTED JUWtSH UTRKSS AT PASTIMi: Wheel I ' Caret I Get Hid at My Uoras hub -ueis-iii" folks humped up, with cork-screwed faces, gouging, picking, drilling out their corns, making packages of their toes with plasters, bandages, tape and contraptions, ana ine 'noiier in their corns goes on forever! Don't ran do It. Use "Gets-lt," It s marvel ous, simple, never falls. Apply It In 2 seconds. Nothing to stick to the stocking, hurt or Irritate the toe. Pain stops. Corn comes "clean off,' quick. It's one of the gems of the i world. Try It you'll klek-from Joy. For j oorna. oallusei. warts, bunions. I "Gets-It" Is sold everywhere, 25c a bottle, or sent direct by E. Lawrence ten Phlonirn 111 Sold In rwKUSCtn and recommended as cockerels, White Orpington hens. Very ed nerBeif untn now she has the hon hfiLoflrffVT "P-g-ft-fly 1 Mrd8 no WeDb or of being the only rival of th. fa , ipnone its I in Miss eBrtha Kalich, the famous Miss Bertha Kalich, the famous her setwational rise In the world ol art without help other than her own remarkable ability Is to be seen at the Pastime today for the last time. Miss Kalich has a winning personally, a sweet face and her wardrobe is ex ceptionally beautiful. A few yean ago Miss Kalich was an obscure act- tress on the east side of New York and by her pluck and endurance has lift- I tnous Sarah Bernhardt The conclud Today - Tomorrow C H ARLES CHERRY The story Interests with it.- mmltv thrills with It dramatic II ruav-K and Iniprewcs with the maoteriy way In which Um- author handles the deeper current- of modern life. Helen Holmes in The Girl and The Game" Coming Sunday Dorothy Gish in UTTIE MEENA'S ROMANCE TEMPLE
