East Oregonian : E.O., June 07, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1916.
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LAST TIME TODAY
CRANE WILBUR
IN
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A Law Unto Himself
10c
5 ACTS 5
ALSO CUB COMEDY
5c
COMING TOMORROW-Wiim Fox tents
VIRGINIA PEARSON
IN-
"BLAZING LOVE" m
In Addition CLEVER CHAPLIN CARTOON COMEDY
Coming Sunday and Monday
Charlie Chaplin
In his first Mutual picture
"THE FLOORWALKER"
Charlie's Greatest Picture.
Mrs. Dean Tatom yesterday after
noon entertained the ladies of the
South Hill Bridge Club. Honors were W
won b) Mrs Jam! A Fee, sr. m
Miss Muriel Saling. queen Muriel of W
the Portland Rose Festival, and her A
maids will be guests of honor of pres.
ident J D. Farrell of the O.-W. It. & w
N. In his private car on the trip to Q
Multnomah Falls this afternoon for
the dedication of the Columbia High
way. Luncheon will be served en
route. Yesterday noon Queen Muriel
and her maids were guests of the Ro
tary Club at luneheon.
T 9
Mr. and Mrs. James Johns. Jr.. left m
last night for Portland to attend the Y
Rose Festival. Mr. Johns will alHo W
attend the convention of state title- 0
men. A
Mrs. Arle C. Hampton and Mrs
Merle R Chessman arc Issuing Invita
tions for a bridge afternoon on Fri
day of this week, the second of a se
ries. It will be helo at the home Ol
Mrs. Hampton on High street.
! Ihe Alta 1 heatre
METRO PICTURES CO. PRESENTS
Mabel Taliaferre
AND EDWIN CAREWE IN
"Ik Snnwhinf
uiu unvnuiiu
An exquisite romance of unusual character in five
wonderful acta.
DAMON 6 LAWRENCE
THOSE VERSATILE GIRLS.
Seen, from "THE SN0W8I80"
Mrs Thomas Vaugfuin of Portland
is gui-st at the home of her parents,
1 Mr. and Mrs K. L. Smith.
George Diumheller and brother of
(Valla Walla, were In the city yester
day afternoon.
LOCALS
(Paid Advertisement.!
For rent Furnished apartment;
roomj 502 Water street.
Good building lot for sale on West
Webb street. Telephone W4.
Penland Bros.' transfer Co. havi,
storage warehouse Phone 33'.'
For sale, reasonable Horse, wagon
and harness. Inquire Telephone Sta-j
Mm
FOR
WOMEN
ONLY
Q DAYS.
For sale. Holt gas harvester, 16
foot cut. Phone 2F11.
For rent 3 housekeeping rooms.
Phone 71W.
Furnished house for rent, close In.
Fhnhe 219R
For rent 2 nicely furnished house,
keeping rooms, 726 Johnson.
For rent Light housekeeping
rooms. 4 01 Aura. Phone 308W.
For rent Two light housekeeping
rooms. $10 month. 308 Cosble.
Dressmaking by day or at homo.
Boom 10, K. Bldg Phone 245M.
1 haul your garbage and trash
Phone 5f.3M. 1403 W. Railroad at
Protestant Hospital. Mrs. J as.
j Spears, livers Grove, Pendleton, Ore
i Phone 340J.
j For rent Furnished rooms for
j light housekeeping or lodging. Brown
Hall. Phone 350
For rent Office room In Judd
June 8th
j:SO TWH'F DAILY 8:15
hectare and Mount Picture
TWILIGHT
SLEEP
painless Childbirth.
OREGON THEATRE
AM; SEAT 250
building. Apply F. K. Judd, American gon
National Itank.
Suits pressed 50c: dry cleaned,
11.50. Rudd. 310 W. Webb. Phone
181.
Few head of heavy work horses for
sale. Phone 8F12, or write Route L
Box 44.
Wanted Experienced girl for gen
eral house work. Phone 113 or call
GOO W C utt.
For rent - Large, nicely furaiahed
front room In private home. North
Side. Phone 536J.
I.ost on Lee street grade Saturday,
crank for Winton car. Finder return
to Independent Garage.
For rent 2 strictly modern house
keeping rooms, reasonable 114 Stone
wall Jackson.
Man and wife want position on
ranch of any kind, no children. Ad
dress X" this office.
Rooming house for sale. Mais
street. In center of business district
Doing good business. Inquire of Pen
! land Bros.
Prompt automobile taxi service, j
day or n ght I-'unerals to cemeterj :
only S3 50 Phone SOU. Hotel St,
George. Carney Taxi C.
1300 buys a big. powerful automo-j
Idle Machine and tires in Al condi
tion. Terms to responsible party En
quire 'C" this office.
For sale Brown and Lewis com
bined harvester: 16 ft. cut and almost
good as new N K. Bolt. Helix. Ore-
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Etobinaoo and
L. D. Idleman left this afternoon In
the Robinson car for Portland to at
tend the festival The Robinsons, ac
companied by Mr and Mrs. T C- Tay
lor, will go on to Los Angeles where
Mr. Robinson will attend a convention
of laundryinen. They will tour Yo
semlts Park en route back.
Mrs. Llna H. Sturgis. who has been
visiting in the east for several
months, arrived horn'- at noon today,
accompanied by her .laughter-in-law,
Mrs. Cyrus Creasy Sturgis and little
grandson, Cyrus Jr.
Mrs Mary K. Johnson of this city
was yesterday for the sixth successive
term chosen grand treasurer of the
Eastern Star of Oregon at the annual
convention held in Portland. Mrs
Johnson, along with several other
Eastern Stars, amang them Mrs. John
Vert, grand lecturer, is attending the
convention.
The COSY
TODAY
Opie Read's Great American Play, "A YANKEE FROM THE WEST," starring
SIGNE AUERA and WALLACE REID. A four reel Mutual Maaterpicture.
"FREDDIE'S FRIGID FINISH"
One reel Tannhouser Comedy.
m IRON
CLAW"
Motion Picture Mews
What the
Picture Theaters
to Tell You.
Have
Jeanne. Bond's old reeling of affec
tion returns.
Pastime tomorrow.
At tlie Temple.
"The Nature Man" is a film extra
ordinary. Its six reels are Jammed
with real, primitive, Martin Eden ad
venture. Battles hand-to-hand with
a bear In a tree a tremendously
VIRGINIA PEARSON, STK
IN 'BLAZING LOVE BIG
WILLIAM FOX FEATURE
Wanted- A woman to keep house
for widower Four small girls. Steady
position for right woman. Address
C. B. Welch, Uklah. Ore.
Iost June 2nd. between Pendle
ton and La Grande, two 7x5 tires In
flated on clincher rims Notify Mc
Lean Auto Co . Pendleton. Oregon.
Whole Life Story of a Wife With Her
Problems Told With a Striking
Moral in This Itcwt Film.
The fascinating narrative in "Blaz
ing Love." a master motion picture ls of . voun gjrl wn0 takes
The snowbird at tlie Aha.
The Snowbird, a five part wonder
i.lav one of the big special Metro Pic
tures featuring that charming and thrilling spectacle strAigling the
talented star. Mabel Taliaferro. There bear to death. He traps a savage
are many beautiful snow scenes in this r.:ountain lion and actually kills it be-
production and the dog teams that are fore the camera; at one time he has
i.een many times throughout the pic- cn his hands a snarling, snapping fight
ttnrt are an inspiring sight to our with wildcats and panthers; he kills
many patrons: who are growing tired I poisonous rattlers and deadly copper-
cf the staid old society photodrama
beads In primitive fashion, and meets
other wild beasts of the virgin forest
'n hair-raiBing fights. Knowles love
to match his brawn and brains against
the beasts of the wilds, and though
his body is covered with gashes and
rips from Innumerable claws and
fangs, Knowles delights in the scars.
"When I get mine I take a savage, in
expressible delight m fastening- my
iron fingers around the throat of the
animal that has Injured me and slow
ly strangling It to death."
Temple. Friday and Saturday
drama recently released by William
Fox la based on
!etu Margaret Walsn (Virginia Pear
son i announces her engagement u
herself Into the r:eart of the snow-cov-
common life proh- crpd rjgnadJaa woods on a visit to her
father's pnrtner, who ts living on the
clml.,. Malm nwnerT hv them. Her
Arthur Graham (George Selby, a m trlfts an(1 trlr,u,at0ns hold the j
young explorer, on tne eve 01 nis de
parture on an Arctic trip with Rus
sell Harridan (Frank Goldsmith) an
unscrupulous explorer Six monlhs
later Margaret receives word of
Graham's death 1'rged on by her
spectator spellbound.
TODAY id TOMORROW
Lost Between Pilot Rock and ,'ather. Charles Walsh (Lew Stern),
For rent Furnished apartment
Hamilton Court, Lllleth street. Close
lia
I For sale cheap 12 foot Blewett
! combine Almost new. D. I. Hop
j kins, Helix.
Lost Envelope for top of Hudson
auto. Leave Domestic laundry and
; receive reward.
For sale A few head full hloofl
Shropshire sheep. Jaa. Porter. Phone
; 241R
For sale Modern five room bun
galow. One year old. Full basement
Five minute walk from Main street
Ternie Address "W" this office.
Pendleton. Saturday night, half breed
bulldog, black tall bob, white stripe
in forehead Suitable reward for In
formation leading to return of same
Phone 15FH
Auto Stage
For Adams. Athena and Weston
leaves The Quelle restaurant at 10 a
m and 4 p, m. each day.
For Hire.
Studehaker touring car D B. Waf
I fie. Residence, 2MM. Office phom
130. Adv.
AMI.KK l KKYNOTE.
(Continued from PHge one.)
VACATION
TIME
WILL SOON
BE HERE
Plan Now
A Truly Recreative Trip.
New Scenes New Foods
New Air Everyone Needs.
Let us hlp you find Them.
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Co.
is The Direct, Pleasure Route to the
Thipf Resort Centers of The Pa
cific Northwest.
Booklets, fares and specific infor
mation about Yellowstone National
Park, North Beach, Wallowa hake
Park, Mt. Hood and Columbia Riv
er Resorts FREE upon application
to
T. F. O'BRIEN, Agent.
R. BURNE, D. F. & P. A.
Walla Walla.
looked over Ihe hall, which contain
ed only son persona As the ball was
I dark, the lights weve turned on. giv
ing the barnlike structure a greenish
look. Two Kansas delegates were the
first to arrive and
among Ihe chairs.
Countless American flags hung
everywhere being wound around the
balconies and draped from the ceiling.
Old timers said the dispirited air and
the dejected appearance of the audi
tors due to the rain and otld, were
almost without parallel,
When the Utah delegation assembl
ed, Smoot said, "We are pulling fof
the progressives to nominate Roose
velt. An amalgamation is impossible
We will be glad to get rid of the pro
gressive radicals. The other faction
will come with us."
Lodge was elected chairman of the
republican resolutions committee.
Charles Scott of Kansas was elected
secretary. Lodge was authorized to
appoint a subcommittee of nine to
draft a platform. He appointed Ihe
following Borah of Idaho; Suther
land of I'tnh. Fall of New Mexico;
Madden of Illinois; Rowland of Ohio;
Oliver oj Pennsylvania ; Wadsworth
of New York. Clark of Connecticut.
Public hearings on the platform
questions will begin at four this af
ternoon. Secret sessions win he held
tonight.
Lodge Bald he talked with House
veil by telephone, probably at mid
night last night. lie refused to re
veal the time or nature of bis talk.
he marries Morgan Delafield (Frank
j BUT beck), a business associate of her
father and a man much older than
. she.
i During ten years of uneventful
' married life Margaret develops into a
I fashionable woman of society. At
j one of her receptions Harridan who
I in reality w;is responsible for
Graham's death on the Arctic trip, of
I which he is the only survivor be-
comes attracted to Margaret Angered
by her rebuff, he speaks Insultingly
I of her at a gentlemen's club, which
is resented by Stephen Bond (WU
j ninth .Yierkyl). As a result of the
i , ar re i Harridan is expelled from the
! club.
I Hearing of the incident. Margaret
i calls at Bond's apartment to thank
j him lor defending her good name. A
Strong love Interest develops between
' them Barrulan Stag Margaret leav
' ing Bond's apartment and taunts her
witli a threat to tell her husband. A
I few days later when Bond is calling
Cosy.
Wallace Reid, who Is starring with
Siena Auen in Opie Reid s great play.
"A Yankee from the West." at the
Cosy today, was one of the principal
characters in "The Birth of a Nation."
and with Miss Auen's assistance gives
a wonderful picturization of this well
known novel by one of America'?
foremost writers. This four reel mu-j
tual masterplctire together with a I
one reel Tannhauser comedy, "Fred-.
dy's Frigid Finish. ' completes an at-1
ractive bill at the Cosy today.
IN
ft II. I F JAIL HAS No
ROOF; NO PRISON Fit-
Alaska and stall s of the 1'nion
produce copper.
lonesome! on Margaret, her husband. Delafield.
I overhears them He tells Margaret it
is no crime for her to love a younger
man but liegs her to keep the honor
of his name clear, as he has only a
short time to live.
Ualng Harridan's nsult to his wife
as an excuse. Delafield engineers a
quarrel and fight with Barrldan. which
he purposely mikes fatal to himself.
A letter tells Margaret of his sacrifice.
After a ear Margaret and Bond mar
ry At the end of ten more yeHrs she
has become passe a middle-aged wo
man, although Bond Is In the prime
of young manhood.
Jeanne Clark (Loulae HuffV yottng
and pretty, and a distant relative of
Bond's, enlists his aid In n financial
matter. The two become fond of one
another and without being aware of
it fall deeply in love.
Margaret, through a strange chain
of events in which a colored servant
(Mnttie Ferguson! figures. meets
Jeanne and invites ner to live at the
Delafield home, where this strange
triangle is brought to a climax by the
introduction of a young suitor of
Jeanne's hand Jeanne and Bond as
knowledge their love tiefore Margaret
and Just as Bond and Margaret did
years before they decide to separate
Margaret prevents Bond from self-destruction
This decides her on thy
anniversary of their wedding she fair
ly dazzles Bond with her happv brll-
I llnncy. appearing to nave forgotten
Among the uniuue structures a;
inceville is a jail. It is different from
other jails in that no one is ever kept
,n it over night, that it has no warden
and that no meals are served to pris
i ners. Furthermore, it has no roof.
Lt Is a set, and was constructed only
after Producer Thomas 11. lnce had
figured that gasoline consumed by
the autos which Iook his players to
the county jail for scenes was costiir-
innre tHfcn tlie erection ami mainten
ance of a bastile. It was first used
in "Civilization's Child." the Triangle
lnce feature in which William II
Thompson and Anna Lehr are co-starred.
Miss Lhr had the distinction of
1 eing the first woman prisoner Her
term was short, however, for she was
confined In one of the cells only long
i nough to allow Director Oihlyn to
make two scenes of her behind the
bars.
Temple today.
ANNA LEHRin
Civilization's
Child
This latest TRIANGLE PLAY is sure to
penetrate right to the heart of every' mo
tion picture patron. It's a picture that vi
vidly portrays conditions as they are in the
gray city of New York, and is certain to
awaken more than a spark of sympathy
for the difficulties that beset the paths of
the innocent and unwary in this cold city.
You'll enjoy watching the trials and
struggles of this little foreigner, and the
ending, which is somewhat different than
usual, will carry a story you'll not soon for
get. ALSO KEYSTONE "A ROUGH KNIGHT"
TEMP LE
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, June 9 and 10
Joe Knowles "The Nature Man"
A PHOTOGRAPHIC ACHIEVEMENT THAT STANDS ABSOLUTELY UNPARAL
LELED IN THE ENTIRE ANNALS OF MOVING PICTURE HISTORY.
AN ENTHRALLING SPECTACLE PORTRAYING THE REVELATION OF AN UN
PROVISIONED, UNARMED MAN'S MASTERY OF THE WILD. REMARKABLE
SCREEN ACCOMPLISHMENT THAT NOMAN, WOMAN OR CHILD SHOULD
MISS.
TEMPLE