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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (July 26, 1916)
EIGHT PAGES AGE FIV DAILY EAST 0REGON1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1916. TODAY - a ggggga m kh mtm m mMmr- r , ami j ' Mutual Masterpictures De Luxe Edition Present WILLIAM RUSSELL and CHARLOTTE BURTON In "The Bruiser" 5Acts 5. A red-blooded drama of Longshore life coupled with life in high society. A virile dra ma of the out doors. IN ADDITION National Nuts A Clever Comedy with Ben Turpin and Paddy Mc Quire. A big 6 act program. Children 5c y Adults 10c. COMING THURSDAY AND FRIDAY William Fox Presents mm "EAST LYNNE" 6 Acts 6. A masterly modernized American version of this internationally fam our stage success. Stuart Holmes, Claire Whitney and all star cast. THEDA BARA SCORES THE GREATEST HIT OF HER BRILLIANT CAREER. GREATER THAN CARMEN. j An cnthusiasta meeting of the iihti anil women of st Mary's parish wan ! hclrl at th Catholic rectory last even- ini? In the. Interest or the new church bMMT. The pastor, Father Brown, was chosen chairman and director of the bazaar and Mian Sarah Cunning various committees will lie appointed . various committees will beappnlnted this week and the Ladies Sewing Cir-j i le will begin work at once, meetln at the rectory at 2 o'clock tomorrow! afternoon. A party rpnsltllni of Mr. and Mrs. j Charles Greullch, Mrs. W. E Brock, ami Mis. t'harlcs I, Honney and son are guests at Bingham for a week. j A total of 4Di guests registered at Bingham Springs on Saturday and, Sunday, the list not Including s'lim , 100 campers on the ground. From business standpoint Sunday W&l the I lust in the history of the resort The Misses Daphne and Marie I Btewari left today for Portland w-herej Miss Daphne will enter Madame Hu-, bait's Millinery shop and Miss Marie, will continue her studies at St Vin i cut's hospital. Chaperoned bj Mrs. J. t. Robinson, I Mis. p. K. Judd and Mrs. Henry Dixon! Jones a group of girls enjoyed a de-1 lighllul little picnic supper for w hich i Mrs. Robinson Was hostess last even-, log in honor of her house guest. MisSj Bolls Tait of Portland. Tw o autos conveyed the party to the Despain grove where the feast was spread and j a glowing bonfire built. The guests included Miss Kleanr Vincent. Miss Mar) Johns. Miss Helen Johns. Miss Alma HlllOk of Portland, Miss Mil- dred llerkeley. Miss lila Rogers Miss j Bdnfl Zimmerman, Miss Sabra Xason Miss Louise Hurmester and Miss Lotts i Llvermore. ALTA THEATRE TODAY Hippodrome Vaudeville! ,L DEAVES OY MANIKINS The (ireatest Act of Mechanical Puppetts Ever Created Metro Pictures tent Lionel Barry- TV '0 c TV, rriirni more anil Valfintinfi in LJUl lAlLaJLJl V lI IIIUIU UIIU UIUVV luiviiuiiv ill ; -a 1 LOCALS ICOSY TODAY (b Advertising in Brief HAIKU. Per line flnt ItiBcrtlim 10c Vvr line, adrtltiuuul insertion.... 5c Per Uw, per muuiu 1 mj No 1'icaU taken for lesa than BftC. Count 6 ordinary wirda to line. Local! will not be takt n over the rei-ptiine xf,ppt from Mast Uitsun itiu paxl up tmbscrlbori. . msi'iri n.ia- AiThev ?N PICTUEC T "THB mil ISEK" AT PAOTTME TODA1 ONLY ' The Bruiser,'' with William Itus SVtl and Charlotte Burton, a play that is Intensely Interesting, will bo shown at the Pastime today ror the last tune. The llrulser. Hig Hill Brawley. leader of men, Is the hero Pan Herniiain. Charlotte Burton. ths hern's sweetheart. The pig) deals with the life of longshoremen and their fight for a living wage and Is coirphil with high soctety life. A guaranteed attraction. In addition a lever Hen Turpin comedy Admission, adults, ic. children 6c. Theda liara In "Basl Lyne," a (.r,-ai Triumph, Tin-da Bars, in a moving panne re vival of the famous stage, long-run the charming "movre villain;'' Stuart Holmes, and other actors and actress es of sound reputations on stage and si reen. In writing the scenario from the novo) "Kast Lynne" and the play "East Lynns," Miss Mary llurtllo ro ta i us in its picture rorm all the dra in.! a ,-tnd literary rorce, but increas es the SCOPS of the story along: lines only possible in moving pictures Bertram Bracken, wno directs the pa lures starring Miss Barn, selected CSnarj true to type In old-fashioned spots In the east, where the buildings land gardens appeared unite like those of rural England, and the Interior scenes, taken in the Fox studios in New Jersey, show genuine old Hng- world for mi years and comprise 50 miniature figures -s Inches In height including s complee ladles' orchestra, n grand bullet of 12 nimble artvbats, CSke walk teams, runny coined1!;. ns. Celestial dancers, the bucking mule etc. t Is produced og) a stage within a stage, wth beautful electrical ef fects. . . . . j Tegge & Daniel singing and dancing. lta Tuesday and Wednesday. "Dorian's Divorce." with Lionel Barrymore and Grace Valentine in the stellar roles is the next Metro I wonderpla) which will be shown j here at the Alta on Tuesday and 1 Wednesday In th:s production, Mr Barrymore is seen In a dual role, j j thai 01' a prosperous young broker.: who meets With reverses, assumes the garb of a highwayman tor a time, j end afterwards ships to sea as B istoker in a yacht which he formerly D. R. Pierson was a Boise visitor in the city yesterday Frank Stevenson or Joseph, passed, hist night In the city. Charles Buffum came over from Walla Walla last nlgnt. It II White of I,a Grande, is tran sacting business in the city. Margaret Osten of Heppner. is passing a few days in the city. John Dickson went to Portland last Light on a short business trip. J W. ljitimer. well known Nye farmer, was in town yesterday. S. A. liardinier of La Grande, was in 1 be city over night yesterday. M. A. Sturdivant. prominent Pilot Rock man, was in town this morning. A. buck ley, assistant division su perintendent of the O.-W., is in town. A. A. Backus of I'reston. Wajsh., is heie to pass the summer in the coun- M C. Thompson .if Rogue River, is an out of town visitor in the dtj to day. George RetSer was a Ua Grande man who passed yesterday in the Touring car for hire for country trips Phong 19. Some well bred young horses will trade for land or Pendleton property. See H. E. Cook. 301 Johnson street, or phone 211J For rent 7-room house. Bath and hade. Inquire 617 Willow. I haul your garbage and trash ; Phone 553M. 1403 W. Railroad st. Kenmore' dining room 617 Willow street. 1 order, for ladies to ish which lend after '.I ti pllo. favorite, " Kast Lynne, the public bj William todramii sVen etf cling 1 that noted producer's umphs in master plctur old drama of Bnglish enacted in ail trumeas fill form by an all star . asi in sup port of Miss Bara. Including tho picture favorites. Claire Whltnej Stanhope Wheaterpft, W h Tooker intry 1 1 lis p.iwer- ntioue furnlshtnga, a ..dor unusually correct sldering the usual accura . lass picture productions. pastime Thursday-Friday, 1 M I, X U DKVIIXE UTTOIAl The new vattdevllls bill at the Alta theatre today is heralded as a most i pleasing show Topping 'be novelties 1 will be I leaves Itoyal Manikins. W hich Is billed as the greatest act of mech- ann ul puppetts ever created. They 1 have been known to the theatrical - aented t. I photodrama , ami thrilling tllall luot'l We're starting' to move Will be in our new location in Masonic Bldg. Next Monday Take the goods off our shelves save us mov ing them and we'll save you more money than ever before. (add Dusl ivnrllnc 01 (Hums WaHhlng Powders J. Crcnh (.iifii IN-as. II poiinils for 2.V Prach llumH in llaskrts, ahoui ; imunds -'." Matohea, 7 Imc- for '-."'' itesi Com and (! Hlarc-li : ''"' -"' 1 rystal White soap, 11 bars for 5c Blue Kara RyriMK galjon 0o, '.-gallon :111c linking simIii. 1 iNMtkagm for 2."c Hnyder's Catattp, plnl ixrtile Mo INirk anil BMHM, II cans for 2.V Diwllcd leai ami Vienna Sausage, :t cans for 2r,c C0NR9YS Our Cash Grocery Prices Coat You Less to Live. Telephone 640 and versatility are pr -1 their full advantage. The! abounds with intense situations, and there arc and interesting scenes Rtade aboard a big vessel at SOU. j "Dorian's Divorce' promises to bo j one of the notable productions of the I season that will be remembered iong alter it is seen, and that will play re 1 in 11 engagements 111 many theaters.' TK.MPI K II AS BAUKJSH'AIJ-: IN "THIS SORROWS ol UO I j Thomas II. line Production Is the . Icainie 1111 Mnie Rill for Today. A Thomas 11. Ince production en-j 'titled "The Sorrows or Love," b pre sented at the Temple today. Bessie Barrlscale is featured in the lead.; 1 with William Desmond opposite her. I The stor Is by BStealne Stem and .1 G. Haw kes. Beatrice Is a nun, known to thereat of her Sisterhood as the "Lily" be cause of her great goodness and pur-1 m h.MirN tm ilii. first time in her life! i of the real wickedness of the world i without the convent walls, when the j Prince Condonl brings bis ward, the ConteSsa Angelica de VecchlO, to thei ! place for refusing to give up her low , born lover, Carlo Parodi The Conte ia dies, pining lor her lover And Pa ! rodl Is released from prison where he ' has been kept because of his niar- , rtage. Beatrice leaves the convent and I meets Parodi. Thc lull In love ssd be is converted, she sees him conaol ' ing Hie wile of otic of his soldiers who has been killed. Delleves him un faithful and returns to her refuge. He returna to his atheist;,' beliefs bui the I two are final!) reuiiiied ( XMI.RA ACTIMG IN Till: MOt'NTA-IN'H When "The Silent Battle" Is exhib its! at the Cosy theater on Thumda) nS rri,ln in beailllllll Bluebird Photoplays, the spectators will be hold vistas of some or California's scenic glories, plus the friendly ac tions of nature in sending elements to bud the required realism to sev eral ot the scenes. The Bluebird photopin crs spent three weeks among the t'uyuniac mountains, seventj miltg cast of Ban Diego, ill gathering scenes to repre sent the Canadian Woods where con- city. A Darling of Portland is here to transact business in the city for a week W. H. Van Lew, well known Dayton Wash., merchant, wus 111 the city yea- R. B. I'arter of (gden. was regis tered at the Golden Ruie hotel yes terday. J W. Myrlck of Warrenton, former well known Pendleton man. is here visiting relatives. Dr and Mrs. D. J. McFaul le't this morning by auto lor Lehman springs to remain a week. Mr. and Mrs. G k La Dow have it-turned from an automobile trip to Portland over the Columbia river highway . Winn Stuart ot Tacoma is visiting at the home of his father. II. Sluart. inn today. He will go i" Portland tonight. Ray Davenport and C. P Spencer of itoseburg passed through Pendle ton yesterday in their automobile en route east. Miss Lrmalee Campbell, formei well known teacher in the Pendleton schools, arrived yesterday from her home in Los Angeles to visit with friends in Pendleton. Tom Hill, former well known Pen dleton hoy. now resitting in Idaho, pa-scd through Pendleton yesterday on Ins way to Chicago where he is to make a short business trip. For rent and kitchen. Hair work Phone 46 Mm W. 1 lark, graduate urse, will take special cases. Inquire this office. For rent Ligtit housekeeping rooms. Phone 308W. 401 Aura. Rooms Housekeeping and Bleeping Prices low. 608 Willow. Phone 606. Wanted Good, reliable woman. Apply Arlington Hotel, 618 Main St Wanted Small children to care for. 22i Summer street Wanted -Middle aged woman to work on ranch. Phone O F 3 Suits pressed 50c; thoroughly clean ed 11.10, Rudd, 310 W. Webb phone, For rant Modefln 7-room house, 1 617 Mark street, North Side C. L. Bonney, Standard Grocery Co. Boys wanted to gather sacks for Sniythe-Iyonergan Co Call at ice plant or phone ITS. For sale J80 Kimball parlor or. gan Slightly used. Bargain if taken at once. Call or address, 613 Clay. For rent Furnished housekeeping rooms. Inquire 501 Clay street For rent Two furnished light housekeeping rooms, 726 Johnson street For sale -Emmerson piano in first class condition. Inquire Folsom s furniture store. For auto rates to Lehman, Hlla way or Bingham Springs, call Alex Manning Phone 202. For sale Registered Chester White boar. 11 months old. Inquire J. M. Harrison. Box 460, Pendleton. Ore Call Penland Bros, van to move your household goods. Telephone 339. Also baggage transferring and heavy haul ing. Mattress making, furniture repair ing, uphi Isterlng, called for and deliv ered, city or coJntry. La Dow Bros., 219 Beauregard. Pohne 227J. Rooming house for sale. Mais street in center of business district. Doing good business. Inquire of Pen land Bros. For sale New modern 6 room bun galow and garage, furnished or un furnished. Bargain. Easy terms. In quire this office. For sale Five room house, east Court street Desirable location, close to school A genuine bargain For particulars address R. C. Jory, Mau pin. Ore. ED HI firw ems st. aaaisgiaM MJ 4 JhA t A ft g eft KbU rtfl IHtK rHUi0rlH7J i PR65EMT 1 m ErtOrTIOrWl PRflfW TEEMING WITH ROMANCE WHAT LOVE cart do mm IP .1 JTORY BY CERTRUPE NEiSOK flCWMS DIRECTED BY JAY HUCIT PATHE NEWS BLUEBIRD DAY TOMORROW For rent The Minger place with small orchard, lots 3 and 4. block C, Thompson street Address this office. Prompt automobile taxi service, day or night. Funerals to cemetery only 13 50 Phone 6S0. Hotel Si George. Carney Taxi Ce. For sale Modern, one year old bungalow, 5 rooms, Dutch kitchen, fire place, full cement basement East "rout, corner lot. 417 Logan or phone 365R. Need a few live men or women of pood education. State age. previous experience and kind of work you fa vor or are fitted for. Write C. & Bliss, Walla Walla, Wash. For Sale The only exclusive con fectionery in town of 1500, doing a good business. Selling on account of other business. Address East Oregon Ian. No. 11. I have S20 acres in Harney valley. 10 miles from railroad now building. 200 acres good grain land, joins good range, all fenced, good well and small house and barn on place Land lays level, no alkali. J20 per acre, or will trade for income or residence property Address Ed M.iher. Starkey. Oregon. Auto for Hire. City or country trips. Phone D B. Waffle. Residence 2S4M; office 131. Why Rent. Buy 640 acres 11 mllec east of En terprise. Ore., 110 acres n fine fall wheat, 20 acres in oata. 150 acres juat broke. 150 acres more can be broke, all fenced and cross fenced, 2 houseg on place at J22 per acre, worth 130. $5000 down, balance to suit at 8 pe cent. No trade, no agents. 1-3 ot crop goes with deal. Write Box 404, Enterprise. Ore. Adv. Autc Stage. For Adams, Athena and Weston, leaves Henning's Cigar Store at 10 a. m. and 3:30 p m. each day Adv. Notice. . Private maternity home. Skilled attention Address P. O Box 156 La Grande. Oregon. Adv. DSm e!ne-Ui Night. In Moise hall. Wednesdav. July Admission, 50c. ladies free 1 VmmiU tee Adv. Attention Farmers. Insure your growing grain with the Farmers' Union Grain Agency. Offices 12:i East Court street. Adv Ha irlosiiu;-M a 11 i 1 -i i ri ne . I Allies, save your combings. Hair ' work to order. Shampoo ami mas sage Pendleton Halrdre,-sing and Manicure Parlors. Pendleton Hotel ' Bldg. Phone 45 - -Adv Trade for Auto. Auto Hire. Corner lot West Bluff and Lilleth, Special tripe to Lehman and Hlng value M00, for small first class ma- ham Springs. Let us know In ad chine. Address C E. Bean. Elgin, vance. Phone 70. Parker Taxi Co. Oregon Adv Adv. 1 , Miss HAKKEH'B siuooi. FOB GUtLS. Palo Alto. California. Fall term opens ug 20. Catalogue upon request jtle snlerable of the action 111 "The Battle' is presumed to take place immense trees and rocRs, with abun uanl verdure and brooks tumbling down rugged ravine provide the sit tings and the weather did the lest. In the piece a driving storm is presumed to drench to the skin the hero, in or der that the heroine may iced him copious draughts from her po kel flask and renew with him the inher enl appetite for liquor that he had managed U subdue. Not only were there several heavy nun storms, but snow- and to I'aii iornians snow is almost as great a rarity a. lalse teeth In the mouths ol Plymouth Bock chickens. But the Bluebird came, a actors ol imbed to the peaks of the mountains, going up 10 the snow which refuses to come down 10 the verdant valley. J. Warren Kerrigan, Uis Wilson. Harry Carter, Mat.d GSOrgS, Bay Kanford and J F. Connolly will be th principal players in "The Silent1 Battle' and their efforts will have added forcefulnegi In the truthful scenic equipment nature lias so op- S portunel) nrovioeo tor tiie rugged .mj escltiag episode- j Today TINGLE PHOTOPLAYS Today Bessie brink in "SORROWS OF LOVE" "7,i Douglas Fairbanks in "THE MYSTERY OF THE LEAPING FISH" TRIANGI.K kOMKDY TEMPLE -4
