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EIGHT PAGER PAGE FIVE DAILY EAST ORKGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1916 Motion Picture (News TODAY WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS 1 woman's Honor 5 ACTS 5 Featuring the Ravishing Beautiful New Star JOSE COLLINS. THREE PEOPLE CAUSE THE RUIN OF A BEAUTIFUL PEASANT GIRI WREAKS A DRAMATIC REVENGE; SEE "A WOMAN'S HONOR." SHE In Addition Chaplin Cartoon Comedy Adults 15c Children 5c Vliut ilit Picture i heaters Have lo Tell Vi,ii. KAVISHJNG, iu;m ni l i, tOSIH UOI44NB AT 1'AHTIME today liJ-Nt ( omis m ra star h BMa fur Time in Picture "A Woman Honor' will lie pre sented, with the new Fox star. Jose Collins. Thin will I jour first thanes to see this ravishing beautiful comic opera star The synopsis in brief: Helena, a. beautiful girl of the Italian mountains Is in love with Roberto, a poor but honest man. Ac cording to Italian laws two ceremo nies must be performed before a mar riaKe Is legal the civil and the church. As Koberlo is about to dt part for America, where he expects to make his fortune, they have the civil ceremony performed, leav ing the church ceremony to lie performed upon his return from America Rob erto obtains work in the coal fields of Pennsylvania He :s there but a short Urn until Helena decides to Join him. At Naples she misses her steamer and at the instigation of To ehett. a wealthy rouge she Is lnviegled to the house of l.a Terribula where she is kept a prisoner and abused and Wronged. After her ruin she swears revenge. Three people cause the dowmall of this bautlful peasant. Hut she wreaks a dramatic revenge. ANOTHER TRIOUU FOR H USEL WSSmSim ft ALTA THEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW Hippodrome Vaudeville D. JAMISON MOORE "Dancing it All, What Ever You Ask For" ADOLPH & RAYMOND "Novelty Pantomimic Comedy Acrobats" Daniel Frohman Presents The Captivating HA7TL 0A1 Produced by the famous i) w HAZEL DAWN ,. famous P)avTJ InaDramatic Romance of the Mountains "The Feud 9t A Paramount Vlll Picture PLAYERS FILM COMPANY LOCALS 5& Advertising in Brief It At K8. Per lloe first liuettlun UK Ptl line, aililllloDtl liner tlou ... . H ivr liaa, wr Meau ll-OU No locals tnk'-n for than 25c. fount It onllnsry -tnln lu line. I..mu1k will let tw tukin iivrr the ttlepeoai ucepl Iron Khi Orefoa- luu paid up nubaiTlben. Touring Ccar for hire for country tripe Phone II For rent Furnished housekeeping rooms I'hone 6SW. Any one wishing rupertem ed . ook 'or harvest phone &14J For rent 7-room house. Htith and iihade Iiujulre 617 Willow. For rent Uirht bouaekeeplnH Inquire 61 johnton. tdleton ; Aug- 1 haul your garbage and trash Phone C53M. 140S W. Railroad t. For rent Light housekeeping rooms Phone 308W. 401 Aura. For rent Nicely furnished front bedroom. 104 Jackson street. Rooms -Housekeeping and sleeping Prices low. 608 Willow. Phone 0f.. Wanted Onod, reliable woman Apply Arlington Hotel, 618 Main fit Suits preiwtl tOO; thoroughly clenn , , 1,10, Hudd. 310 W. Webb, phone ti s .. For sale Five passenger tourlns car $250 If taken at once. Phone 121. Wanter. to rent. 5 or 6 room house In desirable location Inquire "J" this office For rent or sale, modern 8-rooin house on North Side. Inquire 111 Uogan, Call Penland Bros van to move your household goods Telephone 339 Also baggage transferring and heavy haul ing. Miittriss niakirg. furniture repair ing, ih"lsterlng, called for and dally .ted. city or coJntry. La Dow Hros.. Ill lle.,uri:ard. Pohne 227J. ALUS THE LOWEST t ITKHMEIjOXH i hi: porom 4 an ton ll at M ? 2c shmN. i poonoa Vpptra, : pounds Onirics, Late Duke, crate ' unlrtoupeo, large le. each Banana, doen i irnugi. dmen '' l.i no His. doen (Mlilki-t I jjj r.vafioratcd Prunes, 10 pound l" I ,i l m tii itil Vpples. 10 pound ai-0 niimIci's Catsup, pint ImvIiIi- '--' llesi to. for Rubber -V: 11 for 2;M" (urn and .lo-. suiri-li 7" fr -r"' nr.- Kxduslvr Xgoiit- for Ensign Coffee I pound package llrsl Kastern I (aeon, the pound Mo Vim Camp's Pork and lleans, So. I tins. .1 for tSc Van Camp's Pork mid Bean. So. 2 Hoi :t for 40c Pes! Red Salmon, No. I-I flal cans, 2 for 2.V M Ihsl salmon, No, l Dal cans. do. IS.2S: each 40e Hi -1 lied salmon, No, I Tails. for 50; each 20c Raisins (Son Maid) full "lie package lie Deal Currant, large package Ifs1 solid Pnok Tomatoes 2 IS Una, 2 for 18c Beat Maine Horn Per Hn l.V: for 40c WATCH THIS SPACE EVERY DAY. flood building lot for sale on West Webb street. Telephone 524. For sale Emmerson piano In first class condition. Inquire Folsom s furniture store. For rent Nice two room, also three room apt., including piano. HS Water strut. Phone T.14J. For auto rates to Lehman, HI la way or Hlngham Springs, call Alex Manning Phone 2"2 For sale Wagon, hack, two sets harness, saddle and spurs. Phone 340 W or apply 701 E. Court For sale ISO Klmb.ill parlor or gan Slightly used. Bargain If taken at once. Call or address, 513 Clay. Rooming house for sale. Mali street. In center of business district Doing good business. Inquire of Pen land Bros. Some well bred young horses will trade for land or Pendleton property. ' See H K, COOK, 3ni Johnson street, or phone 211 J Prompt automobile taxi service, day or night Funerals lo cemeterf only S3 50 Phone 680 Hotel Si George. Carney Taxi Cs For sale Five room house, east Court street Desirable location close to ihooL A genuine bargain. For particular address R. C. Jory. Man pin. (ire For sale Modern, one year old bungalow, I rooms. Dutch kitchen, fire place, full cement basement East front, corner lot 417 Logan or phone 365 ft. X I'd a few live men or women of good education. State age. previous experience and kind of work you fa vor or are fitted for Write C. 3.1 Hlis.v, Walla Walla. Wash. For Sale The only exclusive con- fectionery ifi town of 1500, doing a good business. Selling on account of J other business. Address East Oregon Ian. No. 11. 1 have 320 acres in Harney valley, I 10 miles from railroad now building.! 200 aires good grain land, joins good! range all fenced, good well andj small house and bain on place. Lan 1 , lays level, no alkali J20 per acre, or will trade for income or residence! propert) Address EM Mailer. Starkev.l Oregon. Superb in famous nax-i!, "The Fend Girl." Hazel Dawn, "The Pink Lad ' of' the screen, who ha.- since her appear ances In the Famous players pruduc-! tions. become- one "." the best belov-. ed photoplay favorite in the world, returns to the Aha In that leading feature-producing company's current release on the Paramount program. "The Feud Girl'' U the role of a resolute, courageous and thoroughly lovable mountain maid whose ItOttl heart is too proud to allow her to ; bend even before the imperious will Of her father, Miss Dawn wins the: sxinpalhy of her audience as even she has never done Defore. She is the daughter of a rugged mountain!, the head ol the Haddon clan, and she has Tieen reared with' one thought uppermost in her mind the hatred of the tsassett clan, with whom her people have fought for many years over the possession of Iron Mountain, which lies between1 them. This fierce antipathy for the! Hassetts la the onl evil thought that ever eroaMa Nell s mind. She is nat urally of a sunny disposition, a typi- cal child of the mountains, who love all nature except the Bassetts. Aside from the exceptionally clever; and appealing work which Miss Dawn, docs in this thrilliii,, ftory, the pro duction ban many Boat of exception al interest. In order to get just the right atmosphere lor the tale. Miss Dawn Director Frederick Thompson and a company of flftten players went to the northern boundary ol Georgia, In the wildest mountain dis trict of that .-talc wnere they spent six weeks In a land that has never before been photographed on the novels sold into the million copies, translated into many languages and read around the world. The famous author of "She" gain ed great riches through his Imagina tive genius and his talent for hitch ing his novel fancies together In fas cinating narrative form. Everything he wrote was eagerly snapped up and read with absorbing Interest by dev otees of fiction it is therefore surprising that pro ducers of photoplay have not, ere this, turned to the abundance that Haggard contributed to literature for subject to convert Into camera- dramas Bluebird Photoplays havej been the people to extract from rare1 b..,,ks some virile plays and this firm' has finally turned to the works of I Haggard for Inspiration The result will be shown at the Cosy theater today In "The Grasp of Greed.' a play founded on "John tteaaon'l Will," one or the "best sell ers Haggard ever produced, and by far the most imaginative and origin al plot of any wont he contributed to the literature in his period of ac- t hi ties Louise Lovely will lie the star and; I'n Chaney, Jay Belasco and a fine company Of camera-actors will un fold the story In fascinating photo play, and finally disclose one of the moat unique situations known to facti or fiction There is an Interesting love i story threaded through a routine of, sensation that will surely hold the! auditor spellbound. POPULAR NOVEL IS NOW PIIOTOP AY There was a time when the writings lei Huggaru nad tne enact oi mania among H Hi creating a positive readers Of fiction, and right up to the circulation Of his last work his Notice. Private maternity home. Skilled attention Address P. O Box 156. La Grande, uregon Adv. Vtlentlon Farmers. Insure your growing grain with i lio Temple Tinnier Announces the engagement of R. G Holldorff s ltoyal Hawaiian Sere nndera, commencing Saturday, and royal indeed is the treat which the: management has provided for his pat- i ro na This troupe of seven, all Ha waiian singers and dancers, is claim-! ed by critics of Portland and other! prominent cities to Oe of unusual quality. David Nakea, the famous Hawaiian tenor and also a master on the steel guitar, is one of the reature while Prince Kealoha gives a refined ver- I ton of hula dancing In a most fan-1 ta-stic and sensational manner. With mm ink Today Bluebird Photoplays Present 111 Auaam r Auaa 1 1 1 if rap ui bra n FEATURING LOUISE LOVELY From the famous novel, "Mr. Meeson's Will," by Sir H. Ryder Haggard Henry Kane, the eccentric comedian, on the program and large audience) the program is of great variety. Bill are expected to hear those famous Aylett, the much admired basso and singers, players and comedians from George D Kalani. the great Hawai- the Isle of Paradise The usual tug ian baritone, as well as John S. Keystone feature film program will Kalama, the noted violinist, are also also be shown Whj Kent. Bui 6 4o acre 1 1 mile east of En I terpriee, ure.. HO ai res n fine fall I wheal. 20 acres in oats. 150 aires just! btoke, ISO acres more can be broke.1 all fenced and Ceo fenced. I houses , on place at $22 per acre, worth J:0 15000 down, balance to suit at S per cent No trade, no agents 1-3 o crop g.xet with deal. Write BOX 1"! Knterprlse. Ore. Adv. the Farmers' Onion Grain Agency. ! Offices 129 East Court street. Adv Notice to Public, i i 'wing to my leaving for a three weeks trip to the coast, my studio will be closed from Saturday night July 22nd until Monday, August 14th I Parties having pictures here should' secure them before Saturday. (Adv.) W. S, BOWMAN 8TUDIO. Attention Yeomen. Thu B. A. Y. will meet at the city ball Sunday. July 23. at 9 a m for a picnic at the old Mission grounds Bring youf lunch Signed. JAMES M'OONNELL, (Adv. I Foreman TEMPLE .-. THEATRE Beginning Tomorrow -Mid Sunday A NIGHT ON THE ISLE OF PARADISE WITH R. G. HOLLDORFF S Auto for Hire. City or country trips. Phone D B. 1 1 Waffle. Residence 284M; office 130 I For Hcnt. Kcnniore Apts. and rooms tll at 617 Willow. TODAY "LETITIA" TODAY HAM I BUD Comedy Rap Thelbv and Ha ... . , , iff C. COMING SUNDAY Douglas Fairbanks in "REGGIE MIXES IN" TEMPLE Auto Stage. For Adams. Athena and Weston leaves Henning's lgar Store at 10 a m and 3:30 p m. each day Adv. Auto Hire. Special trii to Lehman and Bing ham Springs. Let us know in ad vance. Phone 70. Parker Tail Co. Adr. termors Attention. A special mi-ettiuj to consider the I construction of an elevator and cleaner will be held at the Farmers' l'nion Grain Agency, Saturday. July 22nd. 1911. at Id hi m. Mr. C R Sohain. a siHi iallst In elevator con struction, will b preneni to propOM and explain plans, Adv. DISSOH TION NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that the firm of Ueddow Miller, plumbers . nd heating plant contractors, has Lien dissolved by mutual consent The business will be conducted in Its irtwent location by C. P. Miller. All outstanding ac. .nins contracted pr or to July 1. 191b. are due and must b ;ald at once. c. W BBDDO 13 h MILLER Dated July 1, 191. (Adv l China hn the largest bridge in the world, extending five and a quarter mibw over an arm of the Yelow Sea and being WPPOR on 300 stone archea , i M Royal Hawaiian 7 Serenaders FORMERLY OF THE PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION SINGERS and DANCERS Players and Soloists 7 DAVID NAKEA Hawaii's Sweetest Tenor. HENRY KANE Eccentric Comedian. PRINCESS ANNIE KEALOHA in refined version of HULA DANCING. HAWAII'S MOST NOTED MASTER OF THE STEEL GUITAR. THE ORIGINAL ROYAL HAWAIIAN SEXTET. Sinsing Dancing O-,, - ,lv IALSO THE TRIANGLE FEATURE FILM PROGRAM. ADMISSION: Adults 25c; Children 15c. Matinee 2:15. Evenini; Shows 7:15 and I flTTIM WVT-JTMi ill 1Tb ;v VI. 1 JIM O Y L tvttvtivtivtl