East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, September 02, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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DAILY EAST QREGQNIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1916.
PAGE FIVE
m AI TA
TODAY ONLY
Mutual Present JACK RICHARDSON and NITA DAVIS in
"The Taming of Wild Bill"
2 Acts 2. A western drama with a thrilling climax.
Ben Turpin and Rube Miller in "SOME LIARS," 2 acts. A Comedy
Scream.
"MUTT AND JEFF ON THE GREAT WHITE WAY."
Bud Fisher Cartoon Creations. ,
ADULTS 10c CHILDREN 5c
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An announcement that in of much;
interest to the hosts of frU-ndu of i
the young people Ih that made by
Mrs. Kva Wuwler who has maile i
known the MfUHMll of her dau
ghter Kdna loin U) Hobert Oale Stur
dlvant of Iji (Jrande. The Wadding
will take place in October.
Mr. and Mm George Perlnger and
daughter. Muriel Ferlnger. left last
night for a short trip to San Francis
co. Miss PerlnKer .will return soon
to enter the University of Oregon
Merton Moore, went to Portland
last night to enter Columbia Univer
sity. J
1'himlster and Aldcn Proctor, who I
have been passing the summer on the
Proctor ranch In Harney county,
were in Pendleton this morning en
route to Lewlston.
any such miserable scheme!
returning to
flus Pearson nnil George Hostettler
prom ins IH young men of The Dalles,
are expected to arrive tomorrow to be
gue.tts of Miss Lulu Matlock for a
a party t
Bad leaves her husband
the Montana. Here she sees Bryan, a
yotitiK Jlntilishman, who has come to
Ano'rica in search or a certificate
which will prove Us claim to the "hort tlme'
laughter and a continual roar from i Karldom of Wesemere.
i Win. f. Bly of Joseph was In town
?. . . . ' " " 7 ill ssi i iivl' ii-imiii i i, f- Knigni was a i.a i.ranoe vis
ing a wen miianceii and enterunnlng i
program. Come early.
Ill l bill, ItKAI. AUDIENCE
I '.oi imr vutiiriiig iwlay Ormne WU there before, Chaplin enters through
bur, Jack lti tiarxlson, Nlta DvU. Is Window, The naturalist has the
lien Turpin and the I'm Com- j house full of stuffed wild animals,
edj ( tu-toona, Mutt A Jeff, birds, and other beasts of the tropical
wHds. Charlie thinks they are alive.
One of the leading features on the, you can Imagine the fun. It ia a riot
runtime program for today Is "The lot
laming or wild urn,' a delightful start to finish. In addition Vlll be
and highly Interesting western drama: shown a good three reel picture, mak
wun Nlta Davis and Jack Hlchard
son. This is a' tale or the great north
west and one we .ire sure will please.
Hen Turpin and Itube Miller will be
seen In a two-art comedy entitled
Some Liars,' and is an amusing com
edy with a big cast. Mutt & Jeff, the
cartoon creation of Dud Fisher will
be seen kfl a comedy entitled "Mutt A
Jeff on the Onal White Way. " Ta
ken as a whole this is a 1
Saturday I program and one wo can Snare," iby K. Phillips oppenheim the theater scenes oi
rSCOmntend The admission . adults and has been Hashed Into living fire Trini ..in. -,,. v. ..
s
Mrs. Hobert Davis (Georgia Stew
art I of Portland. Is visiting In Pendle-j
ton as a guest of her parents
So
Viss Sydney Sommervllle returned I
i last night from an extended visit with
j her sister, Mrs. Arthur Sprague.
. Mrs Clark Nelson and Mrs. George
Strand motored t.i Walla Walla ye-
terday. -
itor In town Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Stearns of Boise
aullnc IVodprick In (ireat BonMtU Vein Hopper T"W Her to ue.jW'-e In the city yesterday
Drama 1iiiih.ii, PlavcK Star Her there Thai AH dm BmintattM ur.. ' Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Duncan of Fair
Her I rieiii l and sJie Did.
in .The World's QreM Snare.
Around the life of the western
(old miner there has ever been cast
a romantic halo. Tnls breath of ro
mance has been breathed into the
classy 1 thrilling novel. "The World's Great
I Or. children, to.
( harlle baiiin in "One A. M." ai
the Pastime Sunda.v-Moinlay.
OoDtlai to the Pastime Sunday and
Monday is the klug-nr all comedians,
Charlie Chaplin in his latest picture.
"One A. M." OrittOs say that in this
romedy Charlie is at his best and
shows some stunt that the public has
never seen him perform before.
Chaplin In in dress suit throughout
the whole picture Going lo the home
of a naturalist after an evening In
the cups. Charlie arrives at the house
at one A. M. Never having been
in wie screen j me noooi i-iayeis ; Hopper, that Director Floyd Ingra.
I Film Company in its adaptation ot.h.im secured a hundred stratum to
the celebrated novel In which beau
tiful Pauline Frederick is starred. It
is the featured Paramount attraction
at the Alia Sunday and Monday.
But the gold mining scenes are
merely an incident in this swiftly
moving drama which opens in Eng
land and shifts to .San FTancisro
field. Wash., were in town Thursday.!
Beatrice Uttlefield of Elgin. -
Bessie Love, who practically be- j an out of town visitor here Thursday, j
came a film favorite overnight, has; Harold West. O.-W. freight and
had her first taste of a real audience. I passenger agent, was in the city yes-
It was while she was appearing in I terday
Stranded." the t P Mackenzie, assistant district
De Wolt f,,rester nl Portland, was in the city
yesterday.
Geoi'ge Elwood of Cottage Grove
WSS registered at the Hotel Bowman
yesterday.
I Mrs. Lyn Shanafeid who has beenj
nge one, ; an(.lllPntntr at fannon Reach has re
turned home.
Charles Wilkins has gone to Cay-
use to work for the Pacific ( oast
fill the spectator seats to w itness lies-'
sle's act, In accordang with the An-j
ita 1,008 scenario.
The sensation was a str
said Miss LOVS. "At first I was ex
tremely nervous, and Mr. Hopper, ob
serving this ,told me to brace up and
ZLTZ IT .T " . . g ''ia (oi the sttige in the same spirit ! " ,ul
here Myra, the girl so exquisitely! .. X ,. Z Elevator company
por,raea ny .vi.ss rreuencK. . W(.r(. B(h frlendg and .... mv Earl Brantley went to Helix yester
nancer in tne Montana caDaret. bne
is married to a drunken lout of a man
who sinks so low that he barters for
her with a man to whom he Is in
debt. Myra refuses absolutely to be
were school friends, and that my
success depended unon what I did In day
this theater scene. Benefiting by hU
i advice. I played my scene with per
j fct confidence, but after it was all
, over. shook like a lea I can now
to work for the Puget Sound
Warehouse company.
Elvin Garner and family of Bush-1
Silt, Nebraska, were registered at the
Hotel Pendleton Thursday.
I appreciate what a first night
j formance means to stage folks.'
per-1
Tro-
If you want nice fresh FRUITS and VEGE
TABLES you can always get them at
CONROY'S
and get them for less money.
ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF THOSE FAMOUS
HOME-GROWN
Watermelons
at lc lb.
CANTELOUPES
6 tor 25c
The nice big ones.
Ripe Tomatoes, per box 55c
Qoncord Grapes, per box 50c
FRESH SHIPMENT
PEACHES for Monday
75c Box
Henry Thumeaur. Jr., and E
i tha of Portland passed through town
De Wolf Hopper is characterizing today In their automobile en route
the role of a dignified old actor
Stranded. ' with Bessie Love as
in west.
little girl of the theater. Loyola O'
Connor, Hobert Iiwler. Frank Ben
in tt and Carl Storkdale are In the
supporttlni east.
Mils K.VTIMTlON
OF PESTS l OREGON
I I BOY'S IMU I Ml
SM ILL, s 1 s
IS
M' OH.MH K
Experts Now in Eastern Part of State
Studying Method of Destroying Ro
dent" Which Injure (Tops.
NEW VoHK. Sept. 2. Vance Mc
' Cormick. chairman of the democratic
I national committee, declared Boose-
veil s .Maine campaign would not af-
fact the outcome. He aid: "When
I was a candidate for governor ot
, Pennsylvania, Teddy Indorsed me and
cams through the state whooping it
nn for me ! V . mini.. irrum fit.;
r 1,1m i .I..1-J nn.. miiu wui&niK iii coopeiauon who
I .... . .nil,. . i. .i.-ii i nrtini. ilia. '
I shows ': u slrnoirU- ho I II ( 1 1 in.
I gon Agricultural college, tne party
I voters " He cntl
"typical politician.
Ised Hughes as a
CflAXK. Ore.. Sept. 2. The mem
bers of the biological survey of the j
United States agricultural department
Who were in this vicinity for some
time, are now in the southern part of
Harney county. The party consists of
Vernon Bailey, in charge of the work,
Robert H. Recker and H. H. Sheldon.
In the employ of the government.
the
ire gon state university and the Ore-
is
Christian BdestOB.
K. Webli and Johnson
Services Sunday 1 a. m. and lip.
Sunday school 10 a. in. Wednesday!
8 p. m. Subject of lesson sermon. I
"Man." The reading room at the
church is open dally, except Sunday,
from l until 5 p. m.
liciw Baptist Church.
in a. in. Bible school. Mrs. Mrtle
lest. Bunt. II a m. Decision" Day
services lor the Sunday school. Solo
. : tvn .WeKinney and Miss Le
the. .Wbee ami class) semis by the hoys
end iils classes. Sermon hy pastor
"The Kici- Crowns." Coniniuuion service--
at the ilnse of morning wor
ship, s p. m. sermon "The Spiritual
Side of Things." Prayer meeting
Wedneadas at T?is, p. m. A cordial In
citation extended to all. Dan W.
i hurston, Pastor.
making a tour of eastern Oregon in
j the distribution of plants, and MIso to
ascertain the best methods for the ex
I termination of all ground pests that
Streets. ! destroy crops.
The havoc of destruction caueed hy
gophers and other rests Is becoming
a serious problem among ranchers,
and the government will soon inform
the public of the best results obtain
ed for the extension of these crop de
s trovers in eastern Oregon.
Ki;i:ii sox
k IKES I I
STAR TW1HI.KH i
TEN BTItAIGIIT.
The COSY
44
TODAY
THE PANEL GAME
99
A living: incident of beach life with a moral.
"THE DESERT RAT," a romance of the great American Desert.
"TWIXT LOVE AND THE ICEMAN," Nestor Comedy. ,
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
1 3th Chapter of Iron Claw,
"THE HIDDEN FACE"
L-KO Komedy Squall, "TOUGH LUCK ON A ROUGH SEA," a shipload of laughter.
ROUGH RIDERS OF INDIA.
E. & R. JUNGLE COMEDY, "TWO CHIMPS AND A CHUMP."
110
DICK RUDOLPH
Dick Rudolph, star twlrler of the
Boston Red Sox, who brought funic to
himself and his team by his perform
ance In the world's aeries last fall, has
Just garnered fresh laurels. He now
has a string of ten successive victor
ies to his credit.
m
M1TO 5TEDrtAN rt
THEATRE
PARAMOUNT PICTURES TODAY PA8AM0UMT PICWS
Pallas Pictures Presents
Myrtle Stedman
IN
"THE AMERICAN BEAUTY"
0
"The pinnacle of joy is in the preformance of a labor of love
Carter & Waters The Three Mayors
Tur. onmnnTr Musical Singing &
THE SUrEARGmE Dancing
Sunday and Monday
Daniel Frohman Presents
(1 5 to.
mm Frederick
19)1
in o rirrni"i'7'itirn rf P PKilmc
uppenneim s eie orated novel
m
MKaiEEITEOAntu...
"The Ms Great Snare
HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE
Yoga, Girlie and Eurkea
"INDIAN DANCING NOVELTY
This is one of the prettiest acts in vaudeville
A. M. A. & A n. A A A A A A, A A. A. 4k A A A A A A a
TODAY ONLY
FLORENCE REED IN "AT BAf
A Gold Rooster Play in Five Parts.
Also Rube Goldberg Cartoon Comedy "FROM KITCHEN
MECHANIC TO MOVIE STAR."
Sunday and Monday
Bessie Love
THe Triangle wrfiider-girl, who has climbed from the
ranks of extras to stardom in a few months, lias an ap
pealing role in
STRANDED
With Miss Love is the noted star
DeWolf Hopper
the heroic devotion of a proud old actor to a little cir
cus rider, a girl in her teens, who is pursued bv mkfor
tune almost as bitter as the actor's is the theme of the
story. In the end he gives his life for her.
A very laughable KEYSTONE COMEDY is also on the
program.
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