East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 22, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST ORBGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1916. tk mm Mr. sad Mrs J. M. Ftlngo of Btay ton, are visiting Hr and Mi- It. B, llingo. They will motor south next week. A very dainty dinner was served b HIM Fonda Wolfe Friday night In TODAY ONLY "IN HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS" 2 Acts Margaret Gibson, Wil liam Clifford and the Famous Bostock Wild Animals. "THE DEMON FEAR" 2 Acts Anna Little and Frank Borzage. A THRILLING WESTERN PLAY. Bud Fisher's Cartoon Comics "MUTT AND JEFF IN THE LEGION OF HONOR." Vogue Comedy Films "JUST FOR A DAY," Paddy Mc Quire, Ben Turpin. Adults 10c Children 5c Sunday and Monday 20r .assassaaw hSPW''"'1' fflro' ft aaPisfcr -:Ls!Ls! - ' J ' 4'-Mr' 'Mdi& SBflHBJHB I bbe I I Lm - V. L. S. E. BIG 4 PRESEN i S THE VITAGRAPH BLUE RIBBON I he vital quranr A Gripping Six Act Drama which proves that a woman should marry lor no other reason than love. IN THIsVlCTURE YOU WILL SEE BEAUTIFUL VIRGINIA PEARSON AT HER KIBEST. "THE VITAL QUESTION" STRIKES HOME. In Addition a Clever Frank Daniels Comedy. honor ol Miss Vesl and MIm ll.hn Lynde who leave for Oakland Cal the early part of next week. Miss Helen Lynde will enter I school In California thin fall. The guests ol Miss Wolfe were Winnie Chisholm Alma Sherman Vesta. Mildred and Helen l.ynde, and the hosts, Fonda I Wolfe. Mrs. Krank Perhum and -Mrs. Edith I Harrison if Ta corns are visiting at the home of their brother, William Is.aes. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Russell Pra-I Mar Ol Honolulu, H. I. will arrive I Monday to visit whh Miss B. J. Fra- iter and L ';. Frailer. The Fra-' zlers are on their return home after an extended tour of the east. Ronla I'fei of Walla Walls was in town yesterday. R H Fills of Be ho irae a visitor In the city over night. U K. KHteb or Bcno, is transacting business, in the city. Ouy Rizor was a visitor from La1 Grande in Pendleton yesterday. Mr and Mrs. ffloafl Thumps. n were Echo visitors in the city yesterday H (J. Newport or the Newport Constructioa Company of Hermiaton, I Ml in town last night. Alfred 1-anson ol Enterprise, was! registered at th. Hotel Howman yes-i tentay. T. C. Taylor it-turned to he home; Portland toda) after visiting heret j l'-vv da s. Prise null Lost CHBHAU8, Wash.. July 22. Hit Jessie iiregg. Lewis county's most suc cessful woman farmer, lost a pure bred Holstein bull under peculiar cir cumstance. Examination after death revealed that b piece f baling wire had projected Into iiis heart from the Stomach. The bull was worth 51000 i' lid was insured for IsOO. IX)lIS ROS1 M i l l) Sl'ICIDK. lai two weeks as-1, his secretary Id. afer he hid undergone treatment retatlv i s concern. LOCALS Advertising in Brief RATES. Ivr Hue flrt lasertlos IJJ ti Hot additional UuattlOB Pet line, per month !'"' S,i I, -ills tnkrn for lesi than - Coonl ii ordinary words to Hue lxxal oil! not Is' taken over the ItlephOBI MCpt from Fust OrSfOB' inn paid up i usee ri bats. Touring ear for hire for country trips Phone 19. For rent Furnished housekeeping rooms Phone !39W. Some well bred young horses will trade for land or Pendleton property, See II E. Took. 301 Johnson street, or phone 111 J For rent 7-rootn house. Hath and Shadf. Inquire 017 Willow. For rent - Light housekeeping oonw Inquire 6 u Johnson. Man and wife want work on ranch.; Call at 60S Willow, phone 6U6. Store now occupied by Pendleton sho,. Hospital will he for rent Aug-, usi 1st Fall Warrens Music Store. I haul your garbage and trash PhOBl 553M. 1403 W. Hallroad Bt. For rent Light housekeeping rooms. Phone 308W. 401 Auru. Good building lot for saje on West Webb street Telephone 524. aii Hnuaskaaotna and sleeping Prices low. 60S Willow. Phone 606. Wonted Good, reliable woman. Apply Arlington Hotel, 61S Main St Wauled, to rent, or t room house in desirable location Inquire "J" this office hlidren Wonted Middle aged woman to voru on ranch, Phone 0 F 3 Stilts pressed soo; thoroughly clean id J i 50 Rudd, 110 W. Webb, phone For sale Five passenger tourin,; car. $JG0 if taken at once. Phone 111, Call Fi nland Bros, van to move your household foods Telephone 339 Also baggage transferring and heavy haul ing Mattress niakirg. furniture repair ing, upholstering, called for and deliv ered, city or CO in try, La Dow Bros.. ard or Thank: press-tons i,l sympalln inn acts 01 Kindness In our recent bereavement, the death ol Mark A Todd. MR AM) M HS. JOHN TODD MKS FLLEN HAKSELL M i :S BR WIN Miss PAULINE TODD i Adv. i 119 Beauregard Pohne I7J. Mr, FARMER HOW ABOUT THAT HARVEST ORDER? CONROY Will sell you for leas than you can buy from the mail order houses. We have their catalog and will beat their prices. Standard Corn case f 8.00; can ?c Standard Tomatoes case $2.10; can 9f Small White Beans, 3 lbs. '-.V; Back $7.5H Pink mill Mex. Red Beans, 8 His. 25c. sk. S0.75 Peaches, Apricoats, Blackberries, gallon cans, dozen $5.00 Sauer Kraut, No. :s tins, 2 for 25c ; fuse $2.75 Corn Meal, eastern, 9 lb. sack 35c Macaroni, 5 pound box 30C Spuds LO lbs. 25c ; 2.50 per 100 lbs. WATCH THIS SPACE EVERY DAY. For sale Emmerson piano in first, class condition. Inquire Folsom a furniture store. For rent Nice two room, also three room apt., including piano. 101 Water street. Phone 5HJ. For auto rates to Lehman, Hila uay or Bingham Springs, call Alex Manning Phone 202 For sale Wngon. hack, two sets ' harness, saddle and spurs. Phone 340 W or apply 7U1 E. Court. For sale ISO Kimball parlor or gan Slightly used. Bargain it taken at once. Fall or address, 513 Clay. Booming house for sale. Mala street. In center of business district. Doing good business. Inquire of Pen land Bros. Prompt automobile taxi service day or night Funerals to cemetery only S3 50 Phone 680. Hotel S; Qeorge. Carney Taxi Co. For sale--Five room house, east Court street. Desirable location, close to school, a genuine bargain For particulars address It C Jory, Man-' pin. Ore For sale Modern, one year old bungalow, 5 rooms, Dutch kitchen, lire place, full cement buscmcnt East front, corner lot. 417 Logan or 1 pnone .soon. Whj Rent Buj t4" aires 11 miles east of En terprise, inc.. 110 acres n fine fall wheat. Jo ai ics in oats. ISO acres just 6000 dmvn balance to suit at 8 per cent. No trade, no agents 1-3 of crop foea with deal. Write l!o 4" I Enterprise, i tre. Adv. For liem, Kenmore Apts. and rooms Call at 617 Willow. Notice. Private maternity home. Skilled attention Address P. O Box 156. Ls Grande. Oregon. Adv. Attention Farmers. Insure your growing grain with the Farmers' Union Grain Agency. Offices 12:i East Court street. Adv uto for Hire. City or country trips Phone D B Waffle. Residence 2MM; office 130 Autc Stage For Adams, Athena and leaves llenning's Cigar Store m. and 3:;10 p m. each day - Weston at 10 a Adv. Public Dance Tonight. Moose Hall. The public is cordially invited to attend the regular Saturday night dance tonicht In Moose hall. Musi, by Sawyer's orchestra Admission. 50 cents Adv d lew li men or women of good education. State age. previous experience and kind of work you fa vor or are fitted for. Write C, & Hllss, Walla Walla, Wash. For Sale The only exclusive con fectionery In town of 1600, doing a good business. Selling on account of jther business. Address East Oregon Ian. No. 11. I have HilO acres In Harney valley, I 10 miles from railroad now building, 100 acres good grain land, joins good I ranue all fenced, good well and I small house and barn on place Land ius level, no alkali. JJll per acre, or will trade for income or residence property Addreesj OS Maher. Starke? Oregon. ' I Motion Picture (News What the Picture Theaters Have to Tell You. Millionaire ShlpulnfE Mun of I 'nil i ! mo Shootl HJniself, found dead With a bullet wound in the head in Qolden Gat Park. A Itvol- Sunday Monday OLIVER MOROSCO PRESENTS GEORGE BEBAN IN- NOTICE! "Pasquale" is un questionably one of Che biggest successes of the silent stage. In this picture George Beban has done the best work of his career. He lives hi. part and makes the character real. It is a picture you cannot af ford to miss. PASQUALE" Written by George Beban and Lawrence McCloskey. A Drama with Terrific Punch, Great Scenic Effects and Amazing Action. RELEASED ON THE PARAMOUNT PROGRAM. HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE! JACK FINE "IN BITS OF VAUDEVILLE." TODAY! ANNA MERRILL "LYRIC SOPRANO." Illlllllllllllll!!!!!lllll!!!!!!l!lllllllllim lllllll!llllllll!lllrilllli!ll!i:!lll!ill!ll!l!!!!llllllll H HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE D. JAMISON MOORE, "Dancing it all, Whatever You Ask For. ' g A DOLPH & RAYMOND, "Novelty Pantomimic Comedy Acrobats" '." A Dampl Fmhman Present"; thi r-nntivafintj HAZEL DAWN In a Dramatic Romance of the Mountains 5 I "The Feud Girl" A Paramount Picture. AWN . ! Produced by the Famous PLAYERS FILM H ME" COMPANY. honors with Miss Gibson i.s Anna Little who is assisted by Franl Hon-! sago In thrilling ami sensational west-; em drama. "The Demon Fear." Mutt & Jeff." the comic ereations of Bud' Fisher are up to the usual standard of then cartOOBi and Ben Turpin and Paddj Ntcyuire :n "Just for a, Kid" are certainly laughable. This big six act program will bej presented today onls and th admis sion is uduiti 10c, children In Sunday and Monday. July i& , and 24. V L. B. Will pres. nl beau-1 tii'ul Virginia Pearson in "The Vital Question." a gripping flve-aet drama. The story In brief: Randolph Kim:, a business man. faere disgrace. Ad rian Scardale, a young lawyer and 1 noted for being the best read man In ihe city, is courting his daughter Beatrice. King gives Scaroale an interest in his business. thinking Seanlale van pull hlra out of trouble. But upon Heanlale finding out his motive he refuses and bids Beatrice goodbye King commits suicide Beatrice's brother l'ick soon spends the little money left to them. Welti forces Peter Wordens name to a check and is about to be sent to pri- on when Beatrice pleads with Wor den to save her brother. ThU he does upon her promise to marry him. He soon proves to be a beast and is very cruel to her. Se.irda.le comes Into her life again and the inevitable; happens, j i l!K. DOUBLE BlUti AT TEMPLE. The Temple Theater announces a tog double, hill for today and lomor row with R O Holldorff's Royal. Hawaiian Serenaders. This troupe of 7 of the most famous singers and' darners from the Isle of Paradise gives a program of exeellent quality! and variety and is meeting with great SUCCSSSi wherever they have appeared. ' Being on their way to an Australian! concert tour, they are only playin" the principal vities of each state. A. program of great variety and excel-j lent (piality awaits the patrons of the! Temple theater. Refined version of hula dancing by Princess Kealoha and the famous tenor. David Nakea, are two of the features. The noted baritone. L. D Kalani and Fkalelee solos by Diek Reuter. duets and sex tettes, instrumental and vih.iI num bers promises to make up a ver in teresting program wnnh should b greatly enjoyed by the muai lov,n public. Eccentric comedy b) H. nry Kane and Hawaii's most noted roast era of the steel guitar are also featur ed. The troupe is boosted by the best critics and a royal treat is 111 stom for the patrons of the Temple theater. Margaret ;iison, William Clifford, The Ho-cvk wild Animals, inns Mule and Frank nonage, Mutt & Jeff, itii Turpin Paddj M' quire Ate All ivatured t the in time Today, The daring actress. Margaret 1 lib son, assisted by William Clifford and the celebrated Bostock Wild Animals are one of the chief attractions at the Pastime today. "In High Lights and Shadows" is the name of the attrac tion and it deals with frontier life on the west African const Sharing first Uta sundaj and Monday, Scenes from the difficult mountain warfare that the Italians and Austri an! are wagging in the Alps is part of the latest MoroSCO screen-picture, "Pasquale," released on the Para mount program This story is partly it Aged on the Italian-Austrian battle field and shows intimate detalis of very vhar actertstlc scenes The enormous Austrian howitzers in action, the "78s" and the anti-aircraft guns with their rapid rate of fire, the Sep IH'lins. trench warfare In all its bru tality, hair raising exploits of the mountain batteries and other scenes of much interest ar shown Although such scenes appear the appeal of the story Is rather through te superb character work of the star. Qeorge Beban as "husguale." As the small grocery store owner whose lif is SO filed wiib great happenings this well known portrays Of Italian types renders s part that is his great est achievement. m MAM Today No.16MartinStreet Drama of love, mystery and intrigue, featuring DOROTHY DAVENPORT. The SuperiorClaim Western Drama. SUNDAY ff.TTsL U 1 J tll 1 I1C 11UUUCU ncipci 7th Chapter of the IRON CLAW. "WHAT GOULD THE POOR GIRL DO" 2 Reel Nestor Comedy.