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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1916
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MUTUAL STAR PRODUCTIONS PRESENT O
Tlio UNE 1EOT-1
5 ACTS 5 t
y Featuring WILLIAM RUSSELL and CHARLOTTE M
BURTON. A Powerful drama of love and high g
Finance. i
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Motion Picture News
What the Picture Theaters Have
to Tell Von.
William Russell in "The Lave Hermit?
n Helen
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lJ Holmes
in
Blood"
2 Acta 2, from the sensational Las of the Lum
bcrlands story. A big 7 Act program at usual prices.
H Adults 15c
COME EARLY
Children 5c
Pastime IoHnUii(f liSg Double I'm
KTam Today William Ruwll
C'harioUo Burton and Helen Unimex
Featured.
"The Love Hermit," featuring wil
llam Russell, who Is assisted by char
lotte Burton, is the Pastime's head
liner today. "The Love Hermit Is In
five powerful acts and is a picture of
the big out-doors and deals prtnet
pally In love and high finance.
Helen Holmes, the most daring
woman in pictures, Is also on the bill
In the two act feature, "First Blood,
from the sensational Lass of the
Lumberlands story. There are thrills
upon thrills in this picture and lovers
of Helen Holmes and her hair rais
ing stunts will be more than pleased
with "First Blood."
This is a big double program, con
sisting of seven reels. The admission
price is, adults, 15c; children, 5c.
LOCALS
Advertising in Brief
BATE
Per line flmt luwrUoD lOe
l'r line, additional loMrtloa.... Se
l'er line, per mosth 11.00
No lurals taken (or less this Z6c
Want ordinary words to line.
Loral will not be taken over tbe
telephone except (rem East Orefoo
Un paid up ubfcrHwrs.
Furnished aptm's, 717 LUleth.
Girl wanted for general housework.
Byers Grove. Phone 340 J.
For rent Furnished bousekeeplnf
:rnoms. 114 Stonewall Jackson.
Wm. Goedecke auto for hire. Phone
:S9M. Stangicr Cigar 8tore. Tel. 464.
For sale Good piano. Inquire
mam 11, Schmidt Bldg., or phone 333.
I haul your garbage and trash.
Phone 663M. 1403 W. Railroad St. .
For rent Furnished room for
gentlemen. 8 T. this offsse.
For rent Light housekeeping
rooms. Inquire 619 Johnson street.
Call Pcnland Bros, van to move your
household goods. Telephone 339. Also
baggage transferring and heavy haul
ing. Barley too high for feed. See Bly
densteln, 117 E. Court. Phone 36 for
oats by car lots.
For sale About 600 tons of al
fiiifa hay, 2000 sacks of barley, feed
tots and mangers, ready to feed beet
cattle C, P. Bowman. Echo, Ore.
Matt roes making, furniture repair
ing, upholstering, called for and dellv
ered, city or country. La Dow Bros.,
;i9 Beauregard. Phone 227J.
THE PASTIME'S XMAS
PRESENT
Mary Pickford in
"LESS THAN THE DUST"
7Acts 7r
Live or dressed poultry, fresh eggs
and milk. Phone 240W.
D. B. Waffle auto for hire. Phona
2S4M. Stand, Charles Co.. Phone 7.
For sale Emerson piano, used
short time but good as new. A fin
Xmas present. Can be bought very
reasonable. Baker Furniture Store.
Wanted Washington, sweeping o'
house cleaning or washing to do at
home. Inquire 304 Garden street.
For sale Eight-room house, hot
water heat. Inquire Buford Butler
at Otto Hohbach's Bakery.
For sale Five room house, east
Court street Desirable location, close
to school. A srenulne bargain. For
particulars address R. C, Jory, Hao
pln. Ore.
Rooming house for sale. Main
street, in center of business district
Doing good business. Inquire of Pen
land Bros.
If your chimney or furnace needs
denning call I, C. Snyder. Phone
381M.
Pendleton Hair Dressing Parlors,
Pendleton Hotel building. Phone 46.
For sale High grade player plane.
Was 31060. 3300 takes it. J.W.Da
vis, Jr., Milton, Ore.
Prompt automobile taxi service,
day and night Funerals to cemetery
only 33.50, Thone 680. Hotel St.
George. Carney Taxi Co.
Wanted Competent girl for gen
eral housework. Call mornings, 613
Jefferson or phone 663.
Books audited, office work and
correspondence handled by hour of
day, reasonable. Phone 208W.
For rent Furnished front room.
Apply 602 Water or phone 205M.
Wanted at once, girl for general
housework Apply "22 Jane street, or
phone 352 J.
Found Gents' bicycle. Owner can
have same by proving property and
paying charges. 314 Tustin street.
Woman wanted a.i waitress. For in
formation write or phone Hotel Her
miston, Hermiston, Ore.
Tho state loan board has money to
loan on Improved farm lands at (!
per cent. Apply to Chas. II. Carter,
Pendleton.
GUiddcn Your Lady's Heart
There Is one thing appreciated
above all else during the Christmas
season by misses and ladies of refine
ment especially by distsx, mtnner
or sweetheart, and that is sometning
of the florists' creation. You need
never hesitate about the appropriate
new of a beautiful blooming plant or
a box of bright and fragrant flowers
as a Christmas gift. Spare a few
minutes and visit the store of S. H.
Forshaw, 222 East Court street, the
pioneer florist of the city, and con
vince yourself of the merits of his
stock. Adv.
Free.
At the Boston Clothing Store, a
beautiful 3200.00 Talking Machine.
See It In their window and learn par
ticulars Adv.
Female Help Wanted.
Tou can make 330 weekly selling
N'umud Facial treatment. 60c pkg.
1-1 profit. Box 403, Oakland, Cal.
Adv.
Home Cooking,
at the Golden Rule Cafe. All white
help. Regular meals 25 cents. Adv
paint? Tuesday Slight.
A public dance will be given by the
Pendleton circle of the Women ot
Woodcraft at Moose Hall Tuesdaj
night, December 19th. Everybody
i invited. Adv.
't Pay Those Hi Grocery Pies!
Come to COBBOYS
EXTRA SPECIAL THIS WEEK
' 50 Cases Best Oranges
Large Size, dozen 35
Extra Large, dozen 40
Bent Late Howe Cranberries, 2 quarts 25f
Celery, bunch 10
Extra Fine Hot House Lettuce, lb 25t
Jap Oranges 20 ; 2 for 35?
Sweet Potatoes, Tarsnips, Carrots.
Seedless Sultana Raisins, 3 lbs 50
Loose Muscatells, 2 lbs 25?
Seeded Raisins, package 11?
Currants, 2 packages 35?
Dates and Figs.
New Italian Prunes 3 lbs 25?
Standard Corn
Standard Peas
Standard Beans
Standard Tomatoes
Can 10c
Best 10c Crepe Toilet Paper, 4 rolls 25?
Brooms 35?, 50? and 60?
We save you 2570 on Brooms.
Tineapple, 2 cans ... 25?
Best Quality No. 2 V tins Pineapple 20?
Auto Rage.
For Adam. Athena and Weston
eaves Hennlng's Cigar Store at 10 a
n. and 3:30 p. m. each day. Adv.
Big Turkey Klioof.
At Pendleton Gun Club grounds
Wednesday, December 20th, 100 tur
key and lots of geese, ducks and
suckling pigs. Shooting starts at 10
a. m. Lunch at noon. Regulation
trap loads furnished at the grounds
at cost by Allen & Ward. Adv.
(ird of Thanks.
We wish to express .our .sincere
thanks to the many kind friends and
neighbors for their sympathy and
kindness shown during the illness and
death of our beloved mother, Susans
Buckner, and also to state our ap
preola'ion of floral offerings received.
CHARLES BUCKNETt.
LOl'IS BIVKXEll.
WHEELER' mVKXER
(Adv. MATT1E BUCKNER.
Millinery Holiday Stile.
At Campbell's Millinery Ktnre
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Main street. Adv.
cnoi xmj) mxkk floats.
I.OXDOY. pre. 10. The Clinardo
liner 1 annonia givimtlcd ill a fog but
floated safely at high tMe, apparent
ly iininl.ired.
FKDKISA1, I'liOBK OF 1I!;
THICKS KT.UITS IX l;W
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Coming Star .Makes Screen Debut in
"IifeH Shadows."
William Nigh and Irene Howley,
two Metro stars of extraordinary tal
ents, will be seen in the stellar roles
of "Life's Shadows," a novel and in
teresting five-part Metro wonderplas
which will be presented here at tha
Alta theater on Tuesday and Wedne
day. Mr. Nigh, who wrote "LifeV
Shadows" and directed its production.
In addition to playing one of the stel
lar characters, has surrounded him
self with a notable cast which In
cludes Robert Elliott, Roy Clair,, Da
vid Thompson, Will E. Stephens, Wil
liam Tearance, Harry Llnson, Harry
D. Blakemore, Frank Montgomery.
Ruth Thorp, Grace E. Stevens and
Kathleen Allaire. Mr. Nigh was es
pecially Interested In the work of
Miss Allaire, a beautiful and gifted
girl of sixteen years. Mr. Nigh dis
covered her In California more than
a year ago. He told her to remain
In school another year and he would
send for her, with a view of making
a Btar of the girl. In writing "life's
Shadows" Mr. Nigh kept Miss Allaire
in mind and developed a good part
for her. It is her debut In pictures
and Mr. Nigh expects to star her very
soon. Consequently, her work in this
feature and how It is received by the
public, is of supreme interest to tho
director and those who believe the
little girl will become one of the real
ly big stars In the silent drama. Mr.
Nlgh's- good Judgment in making
stars and prominent players, has been
affirmed many times. He discovered
and directed to success such well
known artists as Beatrice Michelent
and Tsuru Aoki, the famous Japan
ese actress.
At Cosy Tuesday-Wednesday.
"The Place Beyond the Winds."
Stars Dorothy Phillips and Lon
Chaney.
Period Modern.
Cla.s Heart Interest drama. Will ap
peal to any audience.
Advertising possibilities Wonderful
backwoods settings, strong heart
interest. Innocent craving for ad
miration. Famous author.
Written by Harriet T. Comstook, fa
mous novelist.
Directed by Joseph De Grasse.
Scenario by Ida May Park.
Cast
Dick Travers Jack Mulhall
Priscilla Glenn ... Dorothy .Phillips
Jerry Jo Lon Chaney
Anton Farwell .......Jos. De Grasse
Nathan Glenn C. Norman Hammond
Mrs. Glenn Miss Youso
Dr. Ledyard Mr. Powers
Joan Moss Grace Carlyle
Mrs. Travers. Countess Du Oeilo
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OF M VXV SCHi:i A SFCCKSSES
VAUDEVILLE!
Wednssday
THE DELDOS, "Electrical Novelty Painting Act." Sou
thing New in Vaudeville.
MADISON & NACE, Four Hundred Pound of Harmony.
SKELETONS
In closets don't stay there in
LIFE'S 811
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The great Metro Wonderplay; 5 acts of supreme dra
ma with the great
WILLI NIGH and IRENE HiLEY
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NOTICE
Change of Admission First 7 rows 15c, rest of the
house 25c; children 10c.
THESE PRICES ARE FOR ALL DAYS EXCEPT SUNDAYS, HOLIDAYS AND SPE
CIAL ATTRACTIONS.
REMEMBER PROF. STANFIELD'S ORCHESTRA GUARANTEES THE BEST MUSIC
IN THE CITY. AFTERNOON AND EVENINGS.
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A Big Super-Feature of the Back Woods With Heart Interest Furnished by a Beautiful
Love Plot
cS A POLITICAL TRAMP &
IF ITS GOOD YOU WILL SEE IT AT THE COSY
1K1'1KS BASKBAIJ, TRUST.
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NKW VOHK, Dee. 19. Frank M.
Swaeker has been retained by At
torney General Gregory to take
eharKe of the department of jnsllee
probe Of the hltth font of foodstuffs
which has been sturied here.
In the amazing history of the nm
tion pioture Industry there is probab
ly no more conspicuous example of
Fiiccess on the serpen following suc
cess on the speaking stage than i af
forded in the career of Bessie BarrU
cale, Triangle-Kaybee star, who is
appearing at the Temple today and
tomorrow.
Any motion picture theatergoer
v.ho raw Mias Barriscale in "The
Oreen Swamp," "The Golden Clay,"
"Honor's Altar," "The Last Act,"
Bullets -and Brown Eyes." "Not My
inter." "The Payment," or "Plain
Jane" will want to see her in 'A
Corner in Colleens," her latest s'ar
ling vehicle. The same capable
young actress who played Juanita In
"The Rose of the Rancho," under the
direction of David Belaaco, and later
I.ovey Mary In that perennial comedy.
XI rs. Wigps of the Cabbage Patch,"
I'nd who for those two characterisa
tions above all others in a memorable
roster la endeared to the "legitimate"
i'.Mge. is now appearing before the
motion picture camera in plays that
r:ink among the best in cinenii'to
graphic art.
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MRS. JOSEPH SULLIVAN
IS DEAD AT MILTON
Kd Barrow, president of the Inter
national League, has defied the Xa
tiona! Baseball Commission, the high
court of baseball. He caused the p is
sage of a resolution in . the annual
meeting of his directors refusing tu
pay to Charles Ebbetts. owner of thu
Brooklyn National League team, 9.
000 for the International League
franchise in Newark, N. Q. Ebbets
held the Newark franchise In the In
ternational League, and when the
war came on with the Federal league
ho gave up the right to a club in New-ark.
from Portland where his wife was
very low following several operation.
The Saturday shoppers to La
Grande this week were Mr. and Mrs
E. M. Calvert, Mr. and Mrs. S Bark
er, Mrs. Dick Hilyard, Miss Ruby HU
yard and Miss 'Winnie Hilyard and
Miss Rhoda Mangers.
Mrs. R. Fagan and daughter Lorene
went to La Grande on Sunday night
to spend a few days visiting and shop
Ping. Almost every day the past week,
there has been a little snow, but rain
added, too. which has melted It down
to about 6 inches.
PARDONS SET FREE
TWO LIFE TERMERS
no Has Sorvod Forty-four Years, the
Other Thirty, t'onvii tod as
Murderers.
HARTFORD. Conn.. Dec. 1?. After
almost forty-five years in the state
prison, Michael Cherest. under life sen
tence for murder, will leave tomorrow
a free man. His Detition for a Par-
con and that ot another . murderer.
John F. Kennedy, alone of forty-sis,
v.ere favorably considered at today's.,
meeting of the board of pardons;
Cherest broke down and wept when
he was told of the obard's vote. Ha
is a Canadian, and was sentenced May
11, after his conviction of kill
ing an innkeeper in Granny during
New Tear's orgy. Davis, Scott,, assoc- .
ciated with him in the act, is dead, asi
are all the grand jurors and trial ju
rors. Cherest will be cared fir by ru
friend in Massachusetts.
Kennedy killed his wife with an bxif
in their New London cabin thirty
years ago. after she admitted : he had
been unfaithful and intended to con
tinue being so. Unable to compre
I iienu inai ne was 10 in.- nee. ne umj
j blinked his eyes .and murmured
'Thank you'' when he w as told he
might leave the prison tomorrow.
' Attorney Joseph T. Penning of New
London says he will get work in New
j York for Kennedy, or that he can
work in the Norwich Inline Hospital.
He had a perfect record In prison.
Both men will have their first auto,
mobile ride tomorrow when the War
den's car will take them from tha
prison to this city.
NAMES COMMITTEE TO
PICK ARMORPLATE SITE
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INuniet' I'eiullcton Woman ln.-So
Away llowlng An IlUie of Near
ly live years.
Mrs. Luella Sullivan, life time res
ident of I'mntilla county and wife of
Joseph P. Sullivan ot Milton, former
ly of this city, passed quietly awav
Friday at 12:30 p. m., t the home
In Milton, following an illness caused
by a lingering disease covering a pe
riod of five years. The deceased was
4 5 years of age and was born at Pilot
Itock, July 9, 1871. She leaves be
sides a husband to mourn her loss,
I wo daughters, Oleta Sullivan and
Mrs. Pearl Bennett of Canyon City,
Ore.; her mother, Mrs. Pauline Petef.
son of Pilot Rock, and two sisters and
three brothers who are: Mrs. Burr
Hlnkle of Pilot Rock, Mrs. J. A. Ru.-t
of Pendleton, Durnl Peterson ol
Cklah. ore.; Alvln Peterson, Mt. Ver.
non. Wash, and Moll Peterson, uf
Cody, wyo.
WASHINGTON. Doc. 19. S.tro
lary Daniels has appointed Admiral
Fletcher. Commander Frank H.
Clark and Kubin E, Backenhaus. civ
il engineer of the Boston navy yard,
a committee to select the propsed
government nrmorplate plant site
NEWS AND PERSONAL
NOTES OF MEACHAM
(Fast oregoninn Special.)
MEACHAM, Dec. 19. Guy WeWet
who recently arrived from Canada
and is staying with relatives In la
Grande, spent Monday here with the
Hilyard family.
Alex Thompson was called to La
Grande on Wednesday to take charge
of an extra gang for the O -W. R. &
N. Co.
J. I. Casey went to Ia Grande on
Thursday on a business trip.
Mr. Hillmnn of Kiunela, is back on
his regular engine again over 'h
mountains having Just arrived hack
CLEVER, WHOLESOME, SPARKLING
IN EVERY WAY AS BIG AS
"PEGGY."
"A CORNER
IN COLLEENS"
With-
BESS1E BARRISCALE, CHAS. RAY and
MARGERY WILSON playing the promi
nent parts. It just bubbles with action
wit and heart throbs.
If you want to see a bright, rollicking
comedy drama with all the Triangle
quality visit the
Temp
Theatre
Today or Tomorrow