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DAILY EAST 0REG0N1AN. TENDLETON. OEEGON. MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1916.
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INTERNATIONAL FILM SERVICE, INCORPORATED, PRESENTS
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Jane Grey and Frank Mills
One of the Most Beautiful and Pretentious Offering Ever Pre
sented a Discriminating Public.
, Culminating with the most sensational storm scene ever shown in
motion pictures.
IN ADDITION FOR THE KIDDIES, A KATZENJAMMER KIDS COMEDY.
NO ADVANCE IN ADMISSION
ADULTS 15c CHILDREN 5c
Tomorrow and Wednesday
LONE STAR CORPORATION PRESENTS
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This is Chaplin's tLatest Picture and has Never Been Shown in Pendleton Before.
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Helen Holmes
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Most Sensational Picture Ever Screened. The best All-Star Program Ever Offered
in Pendleton. '
What the Picture Tlieater Have
to Tell You.
Inmlme ITolcntliig New lim Com
pany Today, Jane Grey hi "TNe
flower of Faith."
The Pastlme'i offering for Sunday
Monday will present to Pendleton
theater goea a brand new film com
pany. The International Film Ser
vice, William Randolph Hearst, own
er of the largest chain of newspaper
in the U. 8. A. Is at the head of this
company. Their first offering, "The
Flower of Faith" with Jane Grey and
Frank Mills Is a pretentious picture
and one that the Pastime manage
ment guarantees to please.
"The Flower of Faith"' shows se
ductive love scenes in daisy field and
woodland. Thrilling adventures with
beautiful scenery, the tragedy of an
evanegllst father's misconception of
a secret visit by his daughter to the
cabin of an unbeliever, flaring
torches slihoutted against the night
to mark the gathering of a band of
night riders, self appointed executors
of a grim frontier Justice. The final
triumph of faith and love, all this cur.
mlnatlng with the most sensational
storm vcene ever shown In pictures.
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DANIEL FROHMAN Presentes the Internationally Celebrated Dancers MAURICE
and FLORENCE WALTON in
"The Quest of Lire
'" .7- By Edmund Gould ing and Gabriel Enthoven.
2 BIG ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE
3 CONWAY SISTERS 3 JACK GILBERT
Singing, Dancing: and Fencing. Acrobatic Dancing and Barrel Jumping.
PROF. STANFIELD'S ORCHESTRA GUARANTEES the BEST MUSIC in the CITY.
30 PLUMBlCltS ARE FINED.
DEB MOINES, Dec. 4. Federal
Judge 'William Pollock fined thlrfy
plumbers twenty-five to a hundred
and fifty dollars. They were convlst.
ed of fixing prices and violating the
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told the prosecutor: "These men arei
not criminals. They merely corns
within the icope of a regulatory law.
The longer I sit on this bench the
more lenient I grow. I realize these
people are part of this country's bus
iness. To take them from their bus.
iness world would be removing some
thing from the country It vastly
needs."
Four other defendants failed to
have Pollock reduce thousand dollar
fines Imposed last summer. In assess
Ing the fines, the Judge asked the de.
fendants: "Will the fine Impoverish
your families and cause hardships?"
Many said yes and had their fines
lowered.
LONDON'S FIRST WIFE
WELL PROVIDED FOR
OAKLAND, Dec. 4. Mrs. Bessie
London, the first wife of Jack Lon
don, said the property settlement
agreed upon years ago amply provid
ed for herself and children. London's
will left her only five dollars. She
said: "This five dollar bequest means
nothing. My daughters and I will con.
tlnue to live In the family home al
Oakland. We have ample means for
the support of all of us. Under no
circumstances whatever will I surren
der the custody of my daughters."
Representative Fitzgerald's plan to
place an embargo on food at least
will not encourage further unneces
sary pegging up of food prices.
Conroy Tool the
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We Deliver Promptly
BROOMS
35c, 50c and 60c
SWARD CO!, Can 10c
Sweet Potatoes, 7 lbs 25
Cranberries, 2 quarts 25
Sunkist Oranges, dozen 40$
Sunkist Oranges, dozen 50$
Sunkist Lemons, dozen 30$
Celery, bunch 10$
Rome Beauty Apples, box $1.00
New Raisins, package 11$
New Currants pkg. 20$, 2 for 35
None Such Mince Meat, pkg 10$
Best Bulk Mince Meat, 3 lbs 50J
Walnuts, Cal. Soft Shell, 2 for 45
New Prunes, 3 lbs 25$
Albers Flapjack Flour, still 25$
Peacock Buckwheat, still 25$
Albers Rolled Oats, large pkg 25$
Best Eastern Corn Meal, 9 lb. sack 45$
Fresh Ranch Eggs, doz. 55c
Butter, Ib. 45c; roll 90c
Macaroni and Spaghetti, 5 lb. box.. 40$
Skinners Macaroni, Spaghetti and
Noodles, 3 pkgs 25$
Oysters, 4 oz. can, 3 for 25$
Best Shrimps, 2 cans 25$
Best Mince Clams, can 15
Van Camps Sauer Kraut, No. 3 tins,
2 for 25$
Hominy, 2 cans 25$
Best Spinach, can 15
Best Corn and Gloss Starch, 4 for.. 25$
Best Crepe Toilet Paper, 4 for 25$
Lard 65, ? 1.00 and $2.00
Log Cabin Syrup, quarts 42$ ; 'a gal
lon 70$; gallon ?1.35
Blue Karo Syrup, gal. 60; ia gal. 30$
Red Karo Syrup, gal65; i2 gal. 35$
Charlie Chlin in His Very Latest
Picture at Pastime Tomorrow.
Tomorrow the Pastime Theater is
presenting "Behind the Screen," fea
turing the one and only Charlie
Chaplin In his latest picture. Critics
the country over pronounce thla fea
ture one of Charley's best. The
1650,000 comedian has spared n
pains In making "Behind the Screen"
full of laughs.
In addition to this Chaplin picture
will also be shown Helen Holmes in
The Lass of the Lumberlands,,'
virile, red-blooded drama of the lum.
berlands with the giant red-wood
trees for a background.
There are many sensational and
thrilling scenes In "The Lass of the
Lumberlands" and lovers of the dar
ing will see Helen Holmes in many
hair-raising stunts in this picture.
World Famouti Hyimotlst coming; to
Alta Theater.
Dr. Herbert It Travelutte who U
heralded as one of the greatest living
hypnotists, always plays to packed
houses and receives favorable press
notices. The following was clipped
from the Lerthbrldge Herald, Leth
bridge, Alberta, Canada, where he
played several weeks ago.
Tonight will be your last chance to
see the great Dr. Travelutte, who for
the past week has been giving hyp
notic performances at the Orpheum.
During the entire week his perform
ances have been greeted with packed
houses and have been excellent In ev.
ery detail. He Is said to be the cre
ator of a million laughs, and If those
that he secured while in the city be
counted in we would guess ?hat the
total will soon reach a million and a
half. Tonight he has reserved for
the ladies and he expects a very
large class as he has hynotlzed many
young ladies at private parties that !
have promised to come on the stage
and he also announced last night he
had reserved the best for the last
so the people In Lethbrldge would
he laughing when he 4s gone, but not
forgotten.
LA GRANDE SNATCHES VICTORY
LA GRANDE, Ore., Dec 4. By
running back and recovering a missed
pass, "Lynx" Larsen saved La Grande
high school from seeming defeat In
the last few minutes of play Saturday
between Elgin high and La Grande
and scored a -touchdown, McDonald
kicked coal and La Grane won, 7 to
. Elgin scored early, but missed
goal.
Gehnt, Adcock and Holme were
Elgin's stars, while Larsen, Johnson,
Collier, Reynolds and Ash played beet
for La Grande. Elgin jumped to a
real contender for football honors In
one season under the coaching et
Amonlno, a graduate of Michigan.
COMING ALTA COMING
THE WORLD FAMED-THE GREAT
DR. HERBERT TRAVELUTTE
"KING OF HYPNOTISTS"
And Company Presenting the Funniest Show of the Season. A Laugh From Start to
Finish.
See the Great Dr. Herbert Travelutte in a Free Exhibition. Watch for the Blind-
folded Drive through the Principal Streets in bis GO h. p. Automobile.
AN ATTRACTION WITHOUT AN EQUAL
MOTHERLY ItOUCS-STIIJ,
PIRSVE NORMA TALMADGE
AfUT Two SJngto-BleaBcdnelis Pic
tures Triangle Star Again Appears
As youthful Matron in "Flft.
Fifty," at the Temple.
Norma Talmadge, Triangle star.
Just simply can't keep away from
young matron roles. After getting
into all kinds of adventures in "Mar
tha's Vindication" through mothering
two children not her own and ap
pearing with a flock of little ones in
"The Children In the House'1 and
"Going Straight,' she Settled down
for a lime to single blessedness. In
the "Devil's Needle"- and "The So
cial Secretary."
It could not last, however. In her
newest play, "Fifty-Fifty," she ap
pears in the opening scenes as an
unmarried girl, but the story has not
progressed very far before she i."
married, and subsequent episodes
show her with a tiny infant in her
arms. In this play the baby plars
a big part in the story, the heroine
perjuring herself by denying that her
husband is its father than allow him
to have the custody of It when he
seeks to divorce her, through an un
just accusation, in order that he may
marry another woman.
Miss Talmadse has always made an
appealing mother and Is said to give j
a particularly loucmng cnaracieriza
tlon In this play. In her supportins
cast are J. W. Johnston, Dodson
Mitchell, Marie Chambers, Ruth Dar.
ling. H. S. Northrup, Frank Currier
and W. P. Richmond.
Today is the last day of "Fifty-Fifty."
Last to Today
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A BIG ESSANY FEATURE.
Another
GRANT POLICE REPORTER.
MARY PICKFORD
Another dandy little feature.
"BUSTING IN AND OUT OF SOCIETY," A Craeking Good Comedy.
IF ITS GOOD YOU WILL SEE IT AT THE COSY
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HIGH SCHOOL
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The public speaking , class of the
high school will stage "The Sopho
more," a well known college play, on
the 15th of this month. It has been
agreed that the tickets will be sold at
a low price, so that every one will be
able to attend. The proceeds from
the show will be turned over to the
high school to help In the purchasing
of the footbalt sweaters, it a good
crowd is on hand, the money secured
added to that taken in from the
Thanksgiving football game, should
be enough to entirely purchase the
sweaters.
Explanations of the coal shortage
will not help the publlo to keep warm
when tero weather cornea
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Norma Talmadge In New Triangle
Fine Arts Feature. "Fifty-Fiftv '
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A stirring: story of BOHEMIAN LIFE
and the divorce courts of a gayety
loving: husband and a siren of a
frame-up and a woman's willing sacri
fice Norma Talmage as the heroine
a most delightful characterization.
A LONESOME LUKE COMEDY.
A Pathe Scenic Tokio, the Capital
of Japan.
ADULTS 15 CHILDREN 5c
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
H. B. Warner and Dorothy Dalton in
"A VAGABOND PRINCE"
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It Is with great pleasure tb.it w
announce to our patrons the latest
Triangle Play In which Norma Tul
madge appears.
8o many Inquiries have been re
ceived about the next appearance ef
this popular star that we fl stir
the announcement of her picture will
be gladly received by many.
"Fifty-Fifty" critics have dentared
to be the best In which Mlaa Tal
madge has appeared.