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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1916.
PAGE FIVE
Last Time Today
WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS
THEDA BARA
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SAPHO
6 Arts. A vinlc photodrama ol the bouI. A play
that hits home to man and woman the moral of a
common life story. Theda Rara as Laura Gubbins,
ruins many lives in this masterful drama. Miss Rara
acts with unusual force a role of heart interest which
excels in intensity her former triumphs. It has a
moral with a "heart punch."
A MODERN VERSION OF THE OLD STAGE PLAY. MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO
COME EARLY. IN ADDITION COMIC CARTOON. CHARLEY CHAPLIN IN
15c Adult. "CUCKOO LAND."
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THE ETERNAL SAPHO HS
WILLIAM FOX PRODUCTION &M
With Theda Bara
5c Children
COMING SUNDAY and MONDAY
V. L. S. E. BIG 4 PRESENTS VITAGRAP H FEATURE
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, 8 MASSIVE PARTS 8
A Drama of the North by James Oliver Curwood.
NELL SHIPMAN. WILLIAM DUNCAN, GEORGE HOLT
The greatest and most pretentious picture ever presented in Pendleton.
NOT AT THE PASTIME NOR ANYWHERE ELSE HAVE YOU EVER SEEN A PIC
TURE TO COMPARE WITH THIS ONE. NO ADVANCE IN ADMISSION.
LOCALS
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Tor rent Furnished five room
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Good building lot for sale on West
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For sale, reasonable Horse, wagon
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For rent 2 strictly modern house
keeping rooms, reasonable 114 Stone
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To whom it May Concern,
You are hereby notified that I will
not pay or be responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone unless
they have a written order from me.
I will not pay any debts of any kind
unless same are contracted by myself
or written order is presented.
luted at Pendleton, Oregon, this
14th day ol June, 1916.
t-tdv. FRANK PEDRO.
Notts.
owing to the scarcity of chickens.
Bingham Springs will hereafter serve
a roast dinner on Sundays for 50c.
Menu for Sunday. June 18:
Hoast veal with dressing, 50c.
Roast beef and hrown gravy, 50c
Frlcassed chicken and dumplings.
75c. Adv.
P. a. P. Notice.
All Moose are requested to appear
at Moose Hall Sunday morning. June
18, at 1 o'clock for the purpose Ol
cemetery decoration
(Adv.) COMMITTEE,
Dance at German Hall.
Snturday. June 17. All are cordial
ly Invited and assured a good time
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For Hire.
Studebaker touring car. D. B. Waf
fle. Residence, 284M. Office phonj
110. Adv.
Auto Stage.
For Adams, Athena and Weston,
leaves The Quelle restaurant at 10 a
m and 4 p. m. each day.
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Saturday sixvlal.
At Pendleton's 6-10-15 cent store
and up, all live plants at half price
2 Wandering Jews for 10c; 2 Vlncas
for 10c; 2 ferns for 15c, etc. All at
half price. Adv.
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aii members, of Pendleton Aerie
No. 2s. F O, B., and Pendleton Camp
No 41, W. 0. W.i are requested to
meet at their hall on Sunday morn
ing at 9:30 o'clock m for the pur
pose of observing memorial and dec
oration services to be held at that
time. A full attendance Is earnestly
requested, By Order Of Committee
Adv.
V,. H, xeenBBM
sen henry cabot .lodge,
'This picture of Senator Henry On
sen h-cx for KWcluiH-r.
LONDON. June 13 Kitchener me-
mortal services were held at St Paul's i
today England paid a great tribute I
to Mm premier soldier. The queen.
king and royal household and thou- 'lot Lodge, of Massachusetts, one of
sands of others attended. The crowd the veteran republicans, was made in
Jammed the edifice while thousands Chicago, where he wielded a power
waited outside In the rain, heads bar-1 fill Influence In the deliberations Of
j the national convention.
Motion Picture News
What the Picture Thoau-rs Have
to Tell You.
THKIIA HAIL IN SM'HO
MAKBS HIT OF mat CAREER
Modern Version of Old Stage Play Is
Classic.
At the Pastime yesterday, Theda
Bara, the William Fox Vampire, who
la eradiated with having the most
beautifully wicked face In the world,
pleased old friends and made scores I
of new ones in the drama Sopho. In'
this picture Theda goes to greater
lengths than ever before. The old
stage play is followed closely hut with ,
modern settings and costumes. To-j
day will be the last chalMM to see this'
wonderful picture
CHAMPION DOG TEAM
rSED IN BIG FEATURE
Hippodrome Vaudeville
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
The Act De Luxe
Anita Primrose
In Original Character Conceptions.
The Baron of Holland
George Ferdo
Eccentric Musical Frivelitiea.
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JESSE L. LASKY
PRESENTS THE POPULAR PHOTOPLAY STARS
Cleo Ridgely and Wallace Reid
Stars of "The Golden Chance" and "The Chorus Lady," in a thrilling photoplay by
Collet-ted by "Iron Man f Dawson"
on His Travels in Siberia.
The dogs used in "God's Country.
and the Woman" are John Johnson's
team of Siberian sledge dogs. John-;
son .is Finlunder nnd collected this;
team by selecting one dog at a time
here and there throughout Ids travels,
in Siberia. He brought the dogs from,
Siberia to Dawson. Alaska, and they
were entered for a number of yearn
in the Alaska Sweepstakes, where
they broke all records and won from
all comers for three consecutive
years, thus earning tor themselves the,
ittle of "Worlds Champion Team."
They hold the record for 410 miles
steady going,. In one of the races
this dog team has tieen known to
travel for forty-eight hours at an av-j
erage rate of inure than 11 miles an
hour, under the direction of "The
Iron Man of Dawson." as Johnson is'
known. Their presence in the Vita-
graph camp during the long Decern-j
ber nights lent an atmosphere that '
everyone regrets not having been able
to incorporate into the picture for.
these dogs, like the nightingale, are !
wont to make their music at night. At'
some time between midnight and
dawn one of these dogs would start
his wild wolf-like howl, would soon
be joined by the other fifteen, and
the team of seven timber-wolves that
was housed at some distance and also
used in the picture would take up the
chorus. It was, to say the least, un-j
canny
Ueurge Holt, who tias the habit of
reading until the "we. sma' hours."
waited one night for the chorus to
start as his signal to go to bed It
did not start as usual and the. camp
seemed so deserted and quiet that
Oeorge tried the experiment of going,
out and howling like a wolf himselt 1
He was snog Joined by one of the dugs,
and soon Holt and all the dogs and
wolves in camp wero howling at the
top of their lungs. When George was
reasonably sure that everyone else was
wide awake he went to bed:
"God's c ountry and the Woman" is I
in Is parts and will be shown at the
Pastime Sunday and Monday.
JEAN IE MacPHERSON and CECIL B. DeMILLE
THE LOVE MASK
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The story of a girl who fought alone and won her right to riches and hapipness in the
world of men. A photodrama thrilling in story and exciting in scene. A combi
nation of two great players as stars in one play.
The COSY
TODAY
LOUISE LOVELEY AND ALL STAR CAST IN
"Bobbie of the Ballet"
A 5 reel Bluebird feature photoplay depicting life on the stage.
Coming' Sunday, "The Iron Claw
2nd episode. For the benefit of those who failed to see the first chapter of this
wonderful serial it will be repeated here Sunday.
Vita Tlu-aKT.
Cleo Ridgley and Y'allace Heid.
two of the most popular stars in the
photodrama, will be seen at Alia on
Friday and Saturday, in the Jesse I.
Laak Feature Play Company produc
tion of "The Love Mask," a thrilling
drama of the early days of California,
written especially for them by Cecil
B, DeMllle and Jeanie MacPherson
who are responsible ror the co-stars'
phenomenal success in the recent Las.
ky production of "The Golden
Chance "
The story of "The Ixive Mask" has
to do with the adventures of Kate
Kenner, who, owing to the death ol
her parents, is forced to earn her liv
ing by panning gold. It Is a Para
mount Picture.
Through an accident Kate uncov
ers a lode of "virgin" gold. While
having it assayed, her claim is jump
ed by unscrupulous miners Kate
takes her find to Deerlng, the local
blacksmith and sherrrf. While away.
"Silver Spurs," a notorious bandit, so
called on account or his heel adorn
ments, enters the blacksmith, sees the
reward fur his capture, steals the
sheriff's watch and disappears.
Kate and Dewing return to her
claim only to find the miners In arm
ed possession A fight starts and
three men attack Deerlng. ' Silver
Spurs" appears on the scene and helps
the sheriff, returns to him his watch
and laughingly departs. In the
meantime the claim jumpers file up
on Kate s claim and she has no legal
method ol recoverini her property.
Heating that they are about to ship
some of the gold away by stage coach,
she decides to impersonate "Silver
Spurs" and secure what she believes
Is really ber own. "Silver Spurs" also
hears of the gold and decides to se.
cure it for himself.
While waiting for the stage the girl
and the bandit meet "Silver Spurs"
gallantly gives her the first chance.
While Kate holds up the coach out
Is unable to secure the gold. "Silver
Spurs" keeps buck the sheriff and his
posse who are riding to protect it.
"Silver Spurs' is wounded and is
Hacked to Kates cabin bj the posse
Deerlng enters the cabin and despite
Kate's protest that the bandit Is not
there, discovers one of the spurs This
spur happens to be the one which
Kate had a Mexican girl steal from
the bandit to complet her disguise,
At the O-,.
BtOtla of the stage have an Irresist
ible fascination on the screen jn.1
"BoDO't of the Ballet" with LOU 14
Lovely as the featured star Is no ex
eptlun to the rule afUSJ Lowly is
I C trail Of than ever as the littlest mem
ber of the pony ballet who Is left By
her dying mother in charge of twe
children, Her efforts to keep theSI
children out Of an orphanage and to
m.il:e a living for them and herself
make up a photoplay that will hold
one In rapt ntlention until the end of
the piny C -s.v today
Temple Toda.
From a church-going woman to a
gambler's accomplice in playing the
ponies and finally running a low
brow tango dancing nail, Is the char
acter which Clara Whipple, the wile
plays in "The Reapers," the Equitable
picture at the Temple today with
John Mason as the happi husband
who lavished everything on his wife,
becomes a paralytic, sees his wife ru::
away with a hardened gambler, only
to come face to face with her in later
years In a cheap dance hall Should
he take her hack to his fireside? See
"The Reapers. " and you will get the
answer from one of the most artistic
as well as exceedingly dramaticly
powerful pit lures ever shown in this
theater. i
!. I) GOWN UlUJiGHT HOME.
.Mrs. Atherton, Back from Europe.
Finds skirts Too Hfeh.
CHICAGO, June 13. A gold gown
of a rare newly discovered material
and a portrait by John Singer Sargent,
the latest work of the famous Lon
don painter, are two of the treasures
brought back from Europe by Mrs.
Atherton.
The gown, which is one of several
elaborate creations obtained in Paris,
la of gold cloth trimmed with gold j
beads. Nothing like rt, it is said, has!
iver been seen on this side.
The portrait of- Mrs. Atherton's
striking brunette beauty she has
been described by artists as Chicago's
most beautiful society woman in soft
tones of black and wnite
It will be remembered that Mrs.
Atherton figured two years ago in an
incident without precedent In the his
tory of art when she was painted by
two distinguished artists. Lawton Par
ser and Mrs. Grace Farwell McOann.
.. the same sitting.
Mr. and Mrs. Atherton spent sev
oral months in K.ng:and. where Mrs
Atherton served as a nurse in Mrs ,
Walter Astor's hospital on her estate.
"Cleveden." near London. They werei
called to England last December bj
the death of Mrs. Atherton's aunt.!
the Countess of Zoghet. formerly Mrs '
George Lee Peabody, and their stay I
was lengthened by an operation foi
appendicitis which Mrs Atherton un
derwent in London.
"It was purely an accident that I
did any hospital work at all," said
Mrs. Atherton. "Mrs. Astor invited us
to her estate and when we arrived
there we found everyone doing his or
ber share towards the relief of the
S00 wounded soldiers Mrs. Astor !
caring for. So I Just pitched in with
the rest "
From England the Athertons went
to Paris, where Mrs. Atherton says,
the modistes are making gowns for
Americans only now.
"On account of the war the women
in Europe are wearing nothing elab
orate." she said, "and practically al
of the fine work being turned out in
Paris shops is for American women
In Paris and London the women are
wearing skirts which reach the ankla
while in New York, where everything
.s extreme, they are wearing them te)
their knees"
Mr. and Mrs. Atherton will remain
at their residence at 3123 .Sheridan
road until June 1. when the will leavo
for their summer home at Dublin. N.
H.
Offht'i- Soldier Vb tim.
DUBLLV, May 15. An incident of
the Irish rebellion heretofore kept se
cret came out at a courtmartial. It
concerns the shooting by ,i Sergeant
of the euard at Guinness- brewery of
his officer and an employe of thej
brewery, whom he took for rebels
The defendant is Sergeant Robert
Flood, of the Royal Dublin Fuslleerst
He is charged with the murder ot
Lieutenant A. L. Lucas, of King Ed
ward's Horse, and William J. Rica,
who was employed at the brewery.
Lieutenant Lucas took over command)
i f the guard on the night of April 28.
Lucas was unknown to the Argeant.
!t was too dark to recognize his uni
form and when he opened a window.
Which was contrary to his instruction
Flood ordered his arrest, the prose
cutor said, and later his execution, is
Mil as that of Rice.
Water and fireproof barrels will h
made in Hawaii from bagasse, a su
gar mill byproduct for exporting su
gar and importing potash
ilia
Today and Tomorrow
JOHN MASON AND CLARA WHIPPLE IN
I IK KNURS
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j A powerful dramatic play with a punch in every
scene teaching a moral lesson that will never be for
gotten.
m ALSO PATHE SCENIC.
I SUNDAY and Monday
I The Official Rose Festival
Pictures
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS IN "THE GOOD BAD MAN "
KEYSTONE FROLIC. "HER MARBLE HEART."
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