DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1916.
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Last Time
TODAY
Mutual Master pictures De Luxe Present
Harold Lochwood and May Allison
1 '' ' ' I I ' '
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in
"The Buzzard's
Shadow"
5ACTS 5
A Btining military drama. Scout life at a frontier
army post. See the Great Desert Scene.
In Addition George Ovey in a Cub Comedy.
Adult 10c Children 5c
COMING THURSDAY-FRIDAY Stuart Holmes and
Dorothy Bernard in "THE SINS OF MEN."
lAkOLD LOCKWOOD nTTHE BUZZARD'S SHADOW
rivt-ACT MUTUAL MAPTI (.PICTURE
COMING SUNDAY-MONDAY CHARLIE CHAPLIN in a new comedy "POLICE."
MILITAKV lillAMA
wiTiioi T a irn.K
music. Admission, adults, 10c; chil
dren, 6c.
The closing exen Ises at 81 Andrew
ChOOl will be held Sunday afternoon
In the school hall at t 0 ClOCK, Juno,
,25th. Previous to the entertainment.
I Hi Loniahlp. the Itt. Hev. Bishop
i O'Reilly, D. D, of Ilaker City, will1
1 administer the aacrament of conflr
tMtlon and aluo give the addreas tol
, the school. The program for the j
girls school will consist of song", du
ets, piano recitals, drills, etc., and
promises to be exceptionally good.
The hoys' program will embrace the
follwlng:
Song "St. Andrews. " school
Poem "Greeting." Masters V and
M. Sams.
Address to the Hishop, 'harles
Duffy. ,
Playlet The Stolen Trotter. Masters
Shellal, nroulllard McFarland. Parr,
Farrow. E Farrow, Xarclsse, Ixiyd,
Williams.
Prophecy Joseph Williams.
Kecltatlon Chas. Duffy.
The Merry Wastrsls -The entire
school.
nur New Army - Win Hung and
soldiers, from the Minims
Danc e a la Primrose Robert Parr J
and Ami Hergevin.
Rose Song To the Hishop, Masters
Duffy, McFarland, Loyd
Presentation to Bishop, Lawrence
Hergevln.
Viva II Papa Choir.
America Entire audience.
Holy God We Praise Thy Name
School. The band under the direction of
ReV. Wm. O'Brien. S J., has prepared ,
an excellent concert for this occasion. I
Quartet Make- (ion, at Temple. The superior and Acuity of St An
The quartet has a substantial basso drews school wish to extend their
in the person of J. T. Hill, who Is slncerethanks for the kindness shown
ranked among the finest colored basil them In the purchasing oftcikets by
singers in the 1'nlted States He takes me people oi renoieton ana to iou
"A" natural with ease. Mr. Hill's en for his many kind favors during
training has enabled him to render be year.
the more difficult classic as well as
nnuanl'" shadow Story of Frontier
U Ufa
the ever popular plantation melodies.
As a reader Mr Hill occupies an en
viable position OK the platform. Pos-
a rich
Today the pastime will present the
military drama. "The Huxzard s
Shadow." This Mutual Masterplciure
festures Harold Lockwood and May
Allison and Is an Interesting feature
throughout. The story deals with ar
my POBS life on the frontier in the
larly days and there are stirring
frenes aplenty. William Stowell as
the villain Is very convincing There
are no buttles but the plot of the play
binges on a beautfful love affair be
tween Miss Allison and Handd Mk
wnod In addition a good comedy
will be shown and the Pastime orches
tra of three pieces will furnish the
Women Hate v ainp;ml from Tim
liiinu-morlcU: Vok Now Gives Men a 'sensed of a splendid physique
(liaiiiv; "Sins, of Men," a Scaiiiinj.
rralgiuiienl of Uw BMl Men l'.
Coining to the Pastime tomorrow
Is the William Fox feature of super
merit. "The Sins of Men," with
Stuart Holmes und Dorothy Bernard
and all-star supporting caM. The vi
tal problem picture Is baaed on at
novel theme, the publication of a
book called Myself." which exploit
a new philosophy, the creed of sel-1
flshneas The uulhoi s daughter, a I
part taken by Dorothy Hernurd, Is in-j
xolved with a relative 01 the publish
er of the book
Stuart Holmes.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Otis of The
Dalles arrived today to be guests of
Mr. and Mrs. R. Raymond and to at
tend the wedding "f Mrs. Retta Wotn
haught to William Henderson Bailey
tomorrow evening.
deep voice, and a mrnd that can keen
ly discern the author's purpose, it Is
not surprising 'hat audiences ar car-
rled by his Interpretations. Mr. Hill's J,r and Mr- W. P. Taylor of Pom-
diction Is excellent and hia clear rich pr" - w" guests at the home ol
voice runs the immut In the expression Mr Taylor's father Henry J. Taylor
Of strong emotion, sparkling comedy,
Bnd delicate pathos. He excells, pos
sibly in the dialect readings from Paul
Laurence Dunbar.
Today at Temple
Mr. Taylor is manager of the Pacific
'oast Elevator Co. in Pomeroy.
Motes of "Trie No-Good tiny."
William Collier, In 'his new Triangle
role enacted by starring vehicle, appears a.s a dete -The
lalse doctrines I tive who couldn't detect a thunder-
lie was struck by light -
Because of the
Baptist Sunday si
tomorrow, has bet
poned.
ool weather the
ol picnic, set foi
indefinitely post-
ALTA THEATRE
TODAY
Hippodrome Vaudeville
LYONS & LOSCH "Black Fate Cor
V
mmMh The Newest Offering on the Metro Program
U
run nnur nuni
1 IIC tUHL DM
, UAKOLD LUCKwoup ...
ifll COMK BACK.''
With HAROLD LOCKWOOD, the gifted romantic
actor, and the charming and popular MAY ALLI
SON in the star parts.
A vital drama, brimming with thrills and ro
mance, portraying the regeneration of a society
idler in the rugged North woods.
PICTURIZED IN FIVE WONDERFUL ACTS.
The COSY
TODAY
"The Mark of a . Gentleman"
b KullH MIIUI
With MARIE WOLCAMP and LEE HILL
2 reel 101 Bison drama.
2 reel Gold Seal light drama featuring
HERBERT RAWLINSON, the Beau
Brummel of Universal City.
PATHE NEWS
"I the book are spread to all mem- j storm unbss
ben of the two families involved In ning.
its authorship or publication, bringing Willie Collier, as an inebriated gen
ruination, disgrac e ana sorrow. Even : t b man. pursuing his bed about his
an adopted daughter of the author, chamber, constitutes an
fieorge Ferguson is back in the city
after an extended cisit in Minnesota,
lie will be here several days.
Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Ringn arrived
home this morning from New York
interesting and Other eastern points after an ah-
M.ssc
f hl
vctitn to the HUM
f." Her real rath
daughter's downfall
loctrines of
If learning
seeks veil-'
"The No-Good sence
geance 00 the author But the teach
ings of the book "Myself continue to
bring suffering through selfishness
until the charac ters one by one fall I
victims to their selfish desires.
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Henry,
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arc Coming
Mm Theater Tiiriorlnj and wednesslay.
Harold LoeltWOOd and May Allison,
one of the most popular stellar combi
nations In mo'lon pictures, will make
their debut on the Metro program
In "The Come-back," a gripping five
part production which will be pre
sented here at the Alta theater on
Tuesday and Wednesday. This fea
ture was made for the Metro program
by the Quality Pictures Corporation
under the direction of Fred J. Bal
shofer. who practically discovered Mr.
Lockwood soon he went Into
ronton pictures una predicted a big
future for him The supporting cast
In "The Come Hack" Is an unusually
strong one and Includes LsMTtlt
eo. Howard Tiuesdell. GSOfgl
Bart Starkey, Mitchell
Clarissa Sclwjnne
Cntil recently, Mr. Lockwood and
Miss Allison have been seen starring
on the American-Mutual program.
Before that both were stars with the
Famous Players, where they made
many notable feature productions But
they were glad to gel on the Metro
program under its unique and popu
lar starring system, nnd pleased to be
with Mr Halshofer one of the fore
most directors in the country. Mr
BalshOfsr has exercised especial cars
to select scenarios for Mr. Lockwood
and Miss Allison In which youth, ro
mance, adventure and the spirit oi
the treat outdoors predominates. H
is In such productions that this con
pie have always excelled and which
hnve won for them thousands of ad
mirers In every quarter of the globe.
Mr. Lockwood Is one of the most
fearless artists now acting before the
Camera, aad always takes a keen de
light In doing so-called "stunts" of the
most dangerous character, He bus
been Injuretl repeated! through his
daring, but never discouraged.
"The Pome Book" ia one of the
strongest features in which Mr. Lock
wood and Miss Allison have appeared
It deals, for the most part, with lll
In the logging camps of northern
Maine, with many Interesting glimps
es of New York, socieey fur a contrast
In an Intense story of today.
Bltd amusing feature
'itiy, '-new Triangle
Triangle blows up an
concrete building with
the new Wm Collier stii
"The N'o-clood Guy."
Bald Markey. Triangle's slender and
bsg-eyed star, is Win Collier's leading
man In his new five-reel cmedy.
"The N-Uood (iuy."
It s department store that Willie
Collier pic ks out to smash up with a
runaway automobile In his new Tri
angle five-reel comedy. "The No-Good
Guy." He smashes It pretty well
when he drives In. and completes th
job when he backs out.
Temple today and tomorrow.
the
icveral months during which1
attended several clinics;
i nd took post -graduate work. They j
returned via the Canadian Pacific to!
Seattle and spent two days in Port
land in route home.
Mrs. dah I.osh Rose last evening j
presented very successful home tal-!
ent entertainment at Athena under the
auspices of the library board. "Tom I
Thumbs Wedding" was presented
and a number of young people ap
peared in interpretative dances.
H. U, Stanfield was up from Stan
field yesterday.
H. (J. Casteel. prominent Pilot Rook i
business man. spent the night here
SutherUn IP Drowned.
RC8EBUJRQ, (ire.. June 21. Percy
Karl, aged 14 years and a former res
ident of BUtherlln, was drowned whilp
bathing in a river near Stiver, Poll
County, according to word received
be re. The body has been recovered
and will be taken to Sutherlin for bur
lal. In addition to his mother, Earl
is survived by three sisters.
At the time of the tragedy Earl and
his sister were bathing in the river
near the former's home. Neither of
them could swim. 11 is supposed that
Earl was seized with cramps or step
ped into a deep hide in the river.
Intlivadual fenders for each front
wheel of a motorhus, so mounted as
to always be In position for use, have
been Invented by a resident of London.
LOCALS
(8b Advertising in Brief
BATES.
Per line first insertion Utc
Per line, additions! Insertion 5c
Per line, per month $1 no
No locals taken for less than 2,"c.
Count u ordinary words to line.
Locals will not be taken over t tie
telephone except from Kasi Oregon
inn paid up subscribers.
Housekeeping rooms, 608 Willow.
Wanted Amateurs Apply at Alta
theater.
For rent Four room cottage. Ken-
inore Ants. 617 Willow
Reliable woman wants work on
ranch Phone 278J.
Penland Bros.' transfer Co. havi
torage warehouse Phone 339
Furnished house for rent, close In.
Phone 290J
For sale, Holt gas harvester, 16
foot cut. Phone ZF11.
Good building lot for sale on West
Webb street. Telephone 524.
I haul your garbage and trash !
Phone 553M. 1403 W. Railroad at
' Lost Auo top hood, near Mission
school. Leave at Schaefer's Jewelry
Store.
For automobile upholstery, an arti
ficial silk is being made from spun
glass in England
For sale Good new sewing ma
chine, $20. 205 West Webb.
For rent Newly furnished rooms.
72;! Aura street Phone 324J.
Protestant Hospital. Mrs. Jas.
Speara, Byers Grove, Pendleton, Ore
Phone 340J.
For rent Office room In Judd
building. Apply F. E. Judd, American
.rational Bank.
Suits pressed 60c; dry cleaned.
$1.50. Rudd. 310 W. Webb. Phone
685.
Room and board wanted for elderly
lady. Address Charles Thomas, City.
Few head of heavy woju Horses for
sale. Phone SF12, or write Route L
Box 44.
Man wants 'vork as separator tend
er, 16 years experience. John Dock
weiler, Meacl vm, ore.
For sale A few nead full blooa
Shropshire sheep. Jas. Porter. Phone
241R
Wanted Experienced girl for gen
eral housework; references preferred.
Apply 514 Lewis street ot phone 793J
We have party wanting a ranch in
Oregon, value $15,000 to $30,000
Buckeye Realty Co.. Spokane, Wash.
Rooming house for sale. Mais
street, in center of business district
Doing good business. Inquire of Pen
land Bros
Prompt automobile taxi service,
day or night Funerals to cemeterj
only $3 50 Phone 680 Hotel St,
George. Carney Taxi Ce.
For rent A large, well-furnished
room, close in, on Jackson street.
Suitable for one or two gentlemen
Tel. 686W.
Mattress making, furniture repair
ing, upholstering, called for and deliv.
ered, city or fountry. La Dow Bros .
219 Beauregard Phone 227J
For rent Two furnished apart
ments. strictly first class, steam heat,
hot and cold water, by week or
month and two furnished single
rooms. Kenmore Apts.. 617 Willow.
For sale Well bred black spaniel
puppies. Bert Knight. 521 College.
For sale 10 head of good work
horses. $150 each. Inquire E. I . Smith
& Co. ,
For sale, reasonable Horse, wagon
and harness. Inquire Telephone Sta
bles. For sale Gas ha rr ester, U13 Holt
Oregon Special, 20 ft In fine condi
tion, very' little repairing to anticipate.
Cut about 3000 acres. A read big bar
gain. Must sell quick. Terms to suit
See or address me at Golden Rule
Hotel, Pendleton. J. Arthur Hanford.
Clase In Occultism and Psychology.
Mrs. Alice Carvel teacher, six lessons,
$5.0(i; first lesson. "Know Thyself,'"
second. "How to Concentrate Vour
Forces,' third, "Poise, fourth. "How
to be Successful ' Class will begin
June 25th , free consultation dally,
616 Thompson street, near E. Alta.
Attention Hebekalm.
The degree team or the Rbeccai
lodge will meet for practice at 8:30
tonight. By order ot the Noble
(5 rand. Adv.
Notice.
Private maternity home. Skilled
attention Address P. O. Box 156. La
Grande 'tregon. Adv.
For sale.
New 6 -room house, furnished or un
furnished. E.isv terms. Inquire "O
this office. Adv
Wanted -Woman for general house
work on farm Call 19F3.
For sale 10 head of good work
horses, $15o each. Inquire E L Smith
& Co.
-IN-
I "THE WHIRL I
I OF LIFE" I
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Al the Cosy.
How big n lie would you tell to win
the girl you live'.' And If she found
out t( ii minutes after tha wedding
ceremony would you still hnve the
nerve to keep up the bluff? This is
only one of the many Inlercstlng situ
ations In the new (.old Seal feature
play .starring the popular romantic
eetot Herbert llnwiinson with Agnns
Vernon In "The Mark of a flentle
man" nt the Cosy. Hbirtllng realism
Is the noticeable feature of the Rail
road Bandit, which with the one reel
comedy "How Times Do Change" Is
at the Cosy today.
OF
FOX
Complete Change of Program
TODAY
William Collier in "1 No Good Guy"
That's the funniest picture I ever saw" is the way you will de
scribe this latest Triangle Play.
Eastern like Quartet
SIMS
Witt t rV rv
rv e n
P R O OOCTION
Four Versatile Colored Entertainers
KEYSTONE CHIT, "A DASH OF COURAGE"
TEMPLE
Willi smart Unimex and Dorothy liernnrd. at the lastinH Thursdaj-l-'rldnj