East Oregonian : E.O., July 13, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1916.
PAGE FIVE
TODAY!
williXm fox presents
"HYPOCRISY"
6 ACTS 6
6 ACTS 6. FEATURING VIRGINIA PEARSON.
A wonderful drama of the ways of modern society, and in which the high-brows
come in for their share of muck-raking. (
A DRAMATIC EXPOSE OR THE SHAMS OF SOCIETY.
IN ADDITION COMIC CARTOON OF CHARLIE CHAPLIN, MABLE NORMAND
AND FATTY ARBUCKLE.
Adults 15c
Come Eearly
Children 5c
Coming Sunday and Monday
V. L. S. E. BIG 4 PRESENTS
WILLIAM GILLETTE
SIR CONAN DOYLE'S WIDELY KNOWN PLAY
Sherloch Holmes
8 PARTS 8. FIRST TIME IN PICTURES.
"Sherlock Holme," With William Gillette, is one of the most noted film achieve
ments of the day.
THIS IS WITHOUT A DOUBT THE BIGGEST PICTURE TREAT EVER OFFERED
TO A PENDLETON AUDIENCE.
Two very delightful atlairs were
held yterday al in,- home .if Mix
Helen BaymofH) ' Water street La
the afternoon Miss Raymond, ami Miss:
Bawl Wyrlck entertained a number
of young ladiee IS honor of Mis Jean,
Jacob of Portland who la visiting .
here. The afternoon wan spent In ,
sewing In the evening a oancing
party wan given by the young ladies
for Frank Herthob-i of Pasco, who is
a cadet at West Point.
Mr and Mrs. Stomal Letter tot)
moved to Pendleton nom Cove Or
chard! below Portland and will here
after make thin IhHr home. Mr.
Leiler la traveling for the Modern
Confectionery Co., of Portland. The
are now at the Pendleton but hoie
to find a house noon.
Mr K L. Smith and children will
leave today for Liong Beach to spend
the summer. Mr, smith win join
them later.
Mm. Wlllard Bond and UttlS
daughter, Betty, left at noon todsj
for Tillamook for a vacation. Mrs
Mien Bond will follow them Sunday
Mr and Mrs. A J Owen leu at
rnun today for Seaside to enjoy thf
i cean btoese during the hot spall
ALTA THEATRE
TODAY
World Film Corporation Presents
ROBERT WARWICK
IN
"The Supreme Sacrifice"
Founded on the novel "To Him that Hath" by Leroy Scott
Amateurs Tonight Only
Mr.
id Mrs 1. K. Penlaml ,im
LOCALS
(8b Advertising in Brief
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I'er line, additional Imertluu . . . - M
Per IIm, per month gl.OU
No locaia taken for i than Ms,
4 'omit tl ordtasr "nU to line.
IhoIh will not he taken over the
telephone egeept frost tut Oregos
inn paid u aubacrlberi.
Sewing by day Phone 26311
Wanted Woman to work on ranch
Phone HF3
For rent Furni-hcd cottage. in
quire 726 Johnson rt
For rent Furnished housekeeping
rooms Phone 639W.
Good building lot for sale on West
Webb street Telephone 624.
I haul your garbage and trash
Phone 553M. 1403 W. Uallroad st
Suits pressed 60c; dry cleaned.
II. SO lludd. 310 W. Webb Phone
681.
For rent Furnished apartment
Hamilton Court I.illelh St. No chil
dren. Furnished room In private family
desired by young lady Inquire this
office.
Wanted- Auto machinist and enr
man. Apply QaO Jnnneon, pilot nock
i iregon
For sale - Emmerson piano In first
lass condition. Inquire Folsom a!
furniture store.
Wanted - Two steel water tanks, un-j
mounted equipped with pump. New-
port Construction Co., Hermtston
Lost Tall bay horse, branded T K
OK left shoulder an'! shod In front
please return to Jim Beck's stable.
Wanted Ladles or gentlemen Sal-1
ary and coinniisxioii or salary and ex
penses .Mrs Cooper. The tjuellc.
Call Penland Bros, van to move your
household goods Telephone 339 Also
baggage transferring and heavy haul
ing. Wan and wife Woman cook, man
engineer. Steam or gasoline. Wish
Job In harvest. Address H. L-. this
office
Will buy stock ranch, $20,000 to
$10,000. Write description X 10
cure Bast Oregonlnn
Rooming house for sale. Mnlo
street In Center of business district
Doing good business. Inquire of Pen
land Bros
Some well bred young horse will
trade for land or Pendleton property.
See II K. Cook, 301 Johnson street
or phone 1J
Prompt automobile tail sendee,
day or night Funerals to cemetery
only $3 60 Phone 8 SO. Hotel St,
(leorge. Carney Taxi Co.
Mattress makirg. furniture repair
lug. upholstering, called for and deliv
ered. City or CO in try. L Dow Bros..
219 Beauregard, Pohns 22;j.
For sale Five room house, east
Court street Desirable location, close
genuine bargain,
ddresa 11 C. Jory
For rent 7 -room house. Bath and
shade Inquire 617 Willow.
For sale One 3 1-4 wagon in good!
condition. Inquire 113 W Webb
Phone 409.
For auto ratal to Lehman, Hi la '
way or Bingham Springs, call Ale:
Manning Phone 7S2J.
Wanted to rent, furnished, by A US
J ill, five room house, north side. W.
U, Hard, Shoe Dopt. The Peoples
W .rehouse
A respectable young man having I
goo.l position, and some means, wish
es to correspond w:th some refined
.oung woman. betWOSH the age Of
twenty ami thirty, with a view to mat
rimony If suited. Address "B,1 care!
Kast i iregon lan
I have 320 acres In Harney valley,;
i 10 miles from railroad now building.!
i 2"" acres good grain land, joins good'
range, all fenced, good well andj
I small house and barn on place Lan I
I lays level, no alkali. 2u per acre, or I
I will trade for Income or residence
property, Address Bd llaher. Starkey. '
I (iregon.
Noll op.
Private maternity home. Skilled
attention Addreoa p o. Box i 66. La
C.rande, Oregon. Adv.
Auto for Hire.
City or country trips. Phone D B.
vVnfflc. Hcsldence 2S4M, office 130
ii
i
One) Today,
leaving by auto for Cascadia In the
'alipooia valley for an outing '
cadla is I soda spr.ngs reitort.
Announcements were received her.
this morning telling of the wedding ' j S5
Mis.- Kmma Frederica Llnse. Gernrin
Instructor at the high school for tie
pat two ears, and William Keif una
which was celebrated In Detroit on Sr
Friday. June thirtieth.
Asa B Thomson is up from lv h ;
Miss Hazel VaJentine of Freewill er.
Is in the city today. e
Miss Sophia Flkan left yesterday lor
her home at Wood burn to spend In -i
vacation.
It C 1'ulkerson, government n p 55
per at Wallula, is here today con: ft - g
r.ng with his chiel, h. I", Averilt.
William H. Bell aalei manager for 5
the Mergenhaler Linotype Co., wi"i Ej
headquarters in San Francisco, lb In
the city today. I
j, w. M earner oi Kermiaton, presi-i
dent Of the Western iind & Irrlga- '
tion Co.. has lieen mending the past l
two days in the city.
Sidney Archer, who recently under
Cent an operation at St. Anlhonc :
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The COS V
TODAY
ELLA HALL
IN
"The Love GuT
EIVE REEL BLUEBIRD PHOTO-DRAMA
pital, has sufficiently l
im to his home al St
Ml-s H UUU R'g SCHUOL
I'Olt G1KL8.
Alto. California Fall term opens
lil. Catalogue upon request
Motion Picture News
What the Picture Theau-rs Have
to Tell You.
DKMOCHATS P)ll l ll!
Mate (Convention Goes un Record lot
krohihitiiu I hroiihoiit Mali.
Ks MOINES, la.. July IS. lows
pvir Bent, Kcnmore Apts.
land rooms Call at 617 Willow.
It .vc:- Be
ni. and 3:
ABIc Stage,
a p in.
lUeation vconHn.
There will bp a regular meetins
Friday night, July 14. Initiation and
dunce. Jns, McConnell. foreman
Adv.
Parents Take Notice.
Dr F, H. Sturdivent of Portland,
specialist in orthodontia (straighten
1 lag of children's teeth), will be at
I Hooms 1 and I, Judd building next
I Saturday, July 15th, for the purpose ol
giving advice as to children's teeth,
and will make this city about every
three weeks If he can sevure enough
cases to Justify 'it There will be no
charges for his advice given Sacir-day.-
Adv.
any of the leaders present, went
record in tile State platform as"
coring prohibition. The report of
reeolutiona committee adopted by
convention adopted the views of K
Meredith, gubernatorial candid;
and went on record in favor of
resubmission t" the people of the c
Btltutlons amendment providing
statewide prohibition.
The platform indorsed the Wll
administration.
I.I- KM HOLD CAS VD1 N v
Jail Sentences t.lycn for Refusal i"
Make Munitions,
i ITTAWA,
prisoners In
to a year In
ri fusing to
prmany were sentencea
ui i the i iermang" for
ike war niunilions. ac-
Tbe Qeneral Electric Company is
now employing the largest force In Its
history. At the Schenectady plant
more than 20,(100 are employed.
Bremen I- Almost Due.
NEW TORK, July 13 The Bre
men, the second submersible merch
antman, w-ill enter few York Within
IWO weeks, it wai reported. The lire
men is larger than the DeutachlanJ,
rhe submarine Amerlka follows her
cording to a letter received here from
Corporal Daniel A. Simmons, former
ly a prisoner In Germany and now
transferred to the Internment camp In
Switzerland.
Corporal Simons writes that Cor
poral Harry Hogarth Is one "f tli"s.
who refused to make munitions.
MILS. ILMBi:iiLAI TO MI D.
For
Muu-
ta shool
oartlculfi
pin, Ore
For Bgli The only exclusive con
fectionery In town of 1500, doing n
good bUSlnesa Selling on account of
other business. Address East Oregon
Inn. No. 11.
For sale- 60 acres of Improved land
In alfalfa in Idaho. Will sell for 80
per cent on the dollar for what It sold
for one year ago; terms and a bar
gain. J. M Pearson. Box 73, Adams,
Oregon
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gKmtKslSBamKBsSSwSSSKtH'f suj4,LcDaV
M "Y P O C R. I S sr $75
wiuiM fox pmooocTiorsi ms
With Vlrgmla IHvrson, at the Pastime Today,
Kngagcment of American Widow of
British Statesanan Announced.
London, July is. The engage-
I ment is announced of Mrs Joseph
j Chamberlain, widow oi the lets Brit
ish statesman, and the Rev, William
i Hartley Carnagla, rector of st. Mar-
garet, and canon of Westminster.
Before her marriage Mrs. Chamber
lain was Miss Mary Rttdtcotti of Mas-
I aachuaetta daughter of the late Wil
liam Bndtcott, secretary of war In
President Cleveland's cabinet
Prisoners Made to Work.
ROftKBUTtd "re. July 12 Acting
j on an order issued by the count) court
Sheriff Qttlne put the Inmates of Ihe
'county jail to work on the highways
' Hereafter, according to the court, nil
men confined In the Douglas county
jail charged with petty crimes must,
learn their keep by working on the
j roads.
Prisoners who refuse to work under
the new order will have their diet (
dticnd i" bread and water
52 fears Separate Vtsita
SPOK ANE. Wah . July 12. Aftej
In lapse of U years. Fran?: Midler Of
Portland, ore., arrived here to find
the spot from which Tie was chased
j b boat lie Indians on nls former visit
i now occupied by a tnrivlng. modern i
I city of 1 10,000 pooBte.
Mr Nldler. who Is M years old.,
came to visit his Daughters and to I
register for the Colvlli land ilrnwlng
I He is being entertained nt the home
I of his daughter, Mrs J. A. Strobel. ,
SOME SCM7IA1, sllls SLAMMED
l STIRRtSti st ItKES SCENES
Society comes in for its share of:
'"muck raking" in the William Fo i
photodrama, "Hypocrisy.'' starring'
I Virginia Pearson, thai noted stage and!
! screen Southern beauty. Her part is'
j that of a y oung gOOtatJ woman.
through whose fondness for gambling'
' falls into the pitfalls of so-called highj
society.
She has tWO lovers, parts taken by
Alfred SweMOn and John Webb Dn-I
ton, one of whom she marries, only
to continue to receive attentions from
I the other The rejected lover natur-j
ally develops Into a villain, and the so
ciety woman's love Of hridge lets her!
fall Into his hands through a gambling;
; debt.
But she la saved in good time by heri
husband and the realization in herl
i own conscience Of the shams, bluffsj
and hypocrisies of society. The pic-!
j ture play has its many situations, only I
found in Eox films, and altogether is
a drama Of sound moral and artistic
merit Pastime today.
Vltn Theater Today Only.
"The Supreme Sacrifice'' affords
Robert Warwick a magnificent oppor
tunty to display his brilliant gifts of
dramatic power and characterization.
The story concerns itself with the
heroic sacrifice of David Aid rich, aj
young author, played by Mr. War-i
wick, who sacrifices himself and'
dures a bitter term or years in prison j
to save the hallower memory of hisi
dearest friend, an East Side clergy-
man, who In a moment of desperation
has embexaled the charity funds
placed in his care to satisfy the ex-f
tortionate demands of n woman with;
whom he had become entangled years,
before
David's heroic deed of self-abne-j
gallon makes of him a social Pariah
But through the years of his darkj
trials the faithful love of a noble-1
hearted woman endtms and sweetens ,
his i up of bitterness.
I'p to the long, dreary road that
eventually leads to success and hap
piness for David he toils bravely audi
with a mull's heart
"The Supreme Sacrifice" is tin
questionably one or the most note-:
worthy dramas in which the univer
salis popular Robert Warwick baa ap-
chosen. is an American by birth, but
was educated in England and has
spent much time In travel abroad
He entered upon a stage career at an
early age and later appeared on
Broadway in support of some of the
best known stars After his cousin.
Henry Miller, forsook 'The Great Di
vide" for other honors, he assumed
the leading role and played it two
seasons on the road.
Miller is devoting much of his time
to the study of directing. His suc
cessful direction of -The Moral Fab
ric." recent riangre feature, indi
cates a promising future for him.
acid leaking from a bottle came in
contact with the contents of a barrel
of alcohol, which the police had brok .
en open. One hundred bottles and
several demijohns or w hisky were de
stroyed by the police.
The proprietor of the store estimat
ed his loss from police axes and fire
at $1400 E. J. Logan, a clerk em
ployed In the store, was arrested on
a charge of selling iluuor without
physician's prescription.
COXVIC
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PIKE COMES AFTER HAUL
a ml
Seattle Drug-tore N Smashed
Thou Destroyed by Blase,
SEATTLE, Wash, July 13 A few
minutes after the police had wreck
ed the stock and fixtures of the Pu
get Drug Company at 1525 First First
avenue during a liquor raid. fire, caus
ed by an explosion, completed the de
Struct ton of the interior of the store.
NO one as In the store at the time
of the explosion, but it Is believed that
I ol,m Prisoners to Work in North
ern California.
SACKAMEXTO. July 12. Sixty -eigh:
convicts who have been Ml
j various terms in Folsom for various
: offenses were added to the road work
ers of the state highway by the board
of prison directors at its meeting in
Folsom. It is probable the man will
be put to work on Northern California
i mountain laterals.
Eight immediate and three conditi
onal paroles were granted by the
board.
li:g scenes, dramatic climaxes, gwll
puleani action and s splendid story
with perfect photography enhanci
tin
nhi
,T.HKET IS
-THE (.III -AT DIVIDE"
' u support of ii. ii. Warner in
Triangle Feature, -The Market ol
ata ixiro."
Realising that the role of the for-j
tuneaeeklttl count In 'The Market of
Vuiu Desire." Triangle feature in
which H 1! Warner is starred, de !
manded a faithful And artistic Ch irac-j
t.i i ation. PrbtMrar Thomas H.
tnOS studied his company for several
days before making a selection for
the part Charles Miller, who was
H. B. Warner
J The MARKET OF VAIN DESIRE
and he wanted to marry
W together they planned a match in, I WK
'ti" e peopli lJ
H The number of American heiresses BT
1
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION W
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