EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1916. PAGE FIVE I llvjiE nn M LAST TIME TODAY ( ) stags m tin fit liifi World's Foremost Artist in the Supreme Art Attainment of Motion Pictures. There will be a clev er Cartoon Comedy for the Kiddies Special music on the Pastime's $5000.00 Photo Player Pipe Organ. A fitting testimonial of the appre ciation Pendleton picture lovers have for this beautiful organ is an increase of about 1-3 in attendance since its installation. A picturesque story of modern India, in which Miss Pickford as a little English castaw ay has develop ed a brand new characterization of intense power, mellowed by all the sweet and adorable qualities which have given her such a tremendous and devoted following among the atre i,roers. " Less Than the Du&t" has been given the stamp of approval by Pen dleton Family Film Day Committee. COMING TOMORROW Youth's Haling Charms Mary Miles Minter in Also Helen Holmes in Sensational play "Lass of the Lumberlands" Motion Picture News! W bill (be Picture Theaters Have, to Tell Too. Mary IMckford In "Ie Than Uut" at Uio Pastime Today. UK- Mary pickfurd promises a surprise when her newest llay, "Le-s Than l he Dut." Is presented today at the Pastime. She will lie revealed in a Character which rives full nln fnr all the magnetism of personality and anility as an actress which have made ner iaunrui ronowing countless, du. she will be seen In a spectacular frame entirely foreign to her previous efforts and one that will not suffer by comparison with any of the ambi tious multiple-reelers thai have been produced In the last few years. Imagine Mary pickford In a char acter pathetic, exhuberant, heroic. That is the opportunity given In "Le9 Than the Duai." She will he sur rounded by a cast of nearly f :fty prin cipal players and hundreds of extras were used In the stirring battle en smbeles. And yet In all this spec. tads it is said, Mary Pickford never lose her grip on the main theme which, ad'er all, is the presentation of this popular star as her legions of admirers want to fee her. So "Less Than the Dust" Is typically Mary Pickford and yet goes even farther than that in yielding to the popular demand for tremendous effects. Thus does Mary Pickford keep abreast of the times. "Les. Than the Dust" entirely apart from the new field which the star invades, offers another interestlnii point fr discussion. Hector Turnlml credits his Inspiration for the plot to I-aurence Hope's poem which is In cluded in nix "India's Love Lyrics." A cartoon comic for the kiddies Is also on the program and Mary pick ford has seen 'o It that ea' h chil 1 coming to see her picture will get a Christmas rememhrance. Admission Adults 15c. chldren fc. "Less Than the Dust'' has been ap proved by the Family Film Day com-mi'tee. LOCALS Sb Advertising in Brie! RATK&, Per line first Insertion 10 per Hue, additional uuertlua.... M lVr line, per mouth 11.00 No lwl Uk'u for leu tbta Ibc Count ordinary wunli to line. Ih-hIh will not be taken over the trleph'me eirent from teat Oregon lac paid up ubscrlbvn. Furnished aptm's. 717 Lllleth. For rent Furnished hou.seJieepln rooms. 114 Stonewall Jackson. Second hand doors and windows for sale. Joe Murphy, 213 W. Alia. Wm. (Joedecke auto for hire. Phone !89M. Mangier Cigar Store. Tel. 464. I haul your garbage and trash. Phono r,53M. 1403 W. Itallioad st. por rent Furnished rooms for gentlemen. 8 T. this oftoe. Famished and uiifnmb hed houses for rent Bee O. W. Coutts. Books audited, office work and correspondence handled by hour or day, reasonable. Phone 208W. For sale Furnture, four room house not modern, cheap rent. Phono (90. Wanted Competent girl for gen eral housework. Call mornings, ill Jefferson or phone 66S. Woman wanted as waitress. For In formation write or phone Hotel Her mlston, Ilermiston, Ore. Pendleton Hair Dressing Parlors, Pendleton Hotel building. Phone 45. Bnrley too high for feed. See Bly denfteln, 117 R. Court Phone JB for oats by car lots. If your chimney or furnace needs cleaning call I. C. Snyder. Phone 381M. For sale Eight-room house, hot water heat. Inquire Huford Butler at Otto Hohharh's Bakery. I). B. Waffle auto for hire. Phona 2MM. Stand. Charles Co.. Phone 7. Call I'enland Bros, van to move your household goods. Telephone 339. Also j baggage transferring and heavy haul ing. For sale About 600 tons of al falfa hay, 2000 sacks of barley, fee.) lots and mangers, ready to feed beef cattle C. P. Bowman. Echo, Ore. Mattress making, furniture repair ing, upholstering, called for and deliv ered, city or country. La Dow Bros., 219 Beauregard. Phone 22" J. Prnnint automobile taxi service. day Hiid night Funerals to cemetery only 13. GO, Phone 6S0. Hotel M George. Carney Taxi Co. For sale Emerson piano, used short time but good as new. A fln Xmaa present. Can be bought very reasonable. Raker Furniture Store. Rooming house for sale. Main street. In center of business district. Doing good business. Inquire of Pen land Bros. For sale Five room house, east Court street Desirable location, clos to school. A genuine bargain. Foi particulars address R. C Jory, Mail, pin. Ore. Call i s for the best Rock Springs Lump Coal. Oregon Lumber Yard. Adv. Autc nag, For Adams. Athena and Weston eaves Hennlng'i Cigar Store at 10 a n. and 3:30 p m. each day. Adv. Arrived. We are now getting a supply of the best Rok Springs Lump Coal. We have also Slab Wood. Fir and Tam arack cord wood. Call Oregon Lum ber Yard Adv. Wheat farm for Sale. 710 a res good whea,' land in Uma tilla county. J25 per acre If sold soon Address p. o. Box 132. Manfleld. Ore. Adv. Home Conking. at the Golden Rule Cafe. All white help. Regular meals 25 cents. Adv .1ut lleeolved. Shipment of the best Lignite Lnmr Coal which we are Belling at 18.63 per ton. Oregon Lumber Yard. Adv. Christmas is Over but still we must live If Santa tapped jour pnrkptlMMtk pretty In!. Ue priecH will look pod to you. Conroy's of Course ( ItANItliltltll'.K. 2 quarts ir I, K.ST ORANGES, largo nlwi do. 3.V, extra large doi. 4c SpiltlH. 100 IKHIIIllH -5 llalsltis, package 'c Currant. 2 packages ;Vc Kenllivw Sultana ltalslim. 3 pounds "' NEW ITALIAN I'KVNES. S pounds !v I'vaiMiraKd Apricots. Minnils Pink nnil Hod Mexican Beans, pound ' Heud III". 3 isiunds (standard Tomatoes IVan and Beans, ran le Pork and Beans, No. 1 -ans, 2 for Pork and Beans. No. 2 cans, each Centennial lnneako Hour 2!Vc Olympic Pancake Hour J00 Peacock Buckwheat Carnation Milk, can tll) 'I Krlnklo Corn Hakes, 3 for Bert KhrlmW, 2 for UM CABIN RYRl'P, qnnrt 43c; ft gal, 70r; 1 gal. fl.35 Can yon beat It? I'VIs Nnptlia Koa. always o Bob W liKfl SoJip, 6 for 1 finytlen. Catsup a5! a fo' (.lUlon Hrkles. sweet Msx-ennnil and SMMthettl, S pound box 40" Mwwronl and H)glie4tl, 5 11). box AtteniJon Moowe. All memliers and uninitiated candi dates will note that on Wednesday evening next, December 27 at 7:30 o'clock a class will be Initiated. Pos itively no waj'ing for candidates. Fol lowing the Initiation a leap year danc will be given and feed by Gibson's t"am for ail Moose families or ladv friends. Signed. COMMITTER (Adv.) Try Kvrele Bros. Pure apple cider, gallon l'!s, 25c: dressed chickens and California cel ery. Good goods and quick service Phone 334 Adv. IX BANK1U PTCY. In the ni"rt-t Ornrl of the T'n!tod State for the District of Oregon. In the Matter of John P. Redmond. Margaret P. Redmond. Bankrupt' To the Creditors of John P. Red mond and Marearet P. Redmond of Pendleton, in the County ot Cmatllla and District Aforesaid. Bankrupts. Notice Is hereby given that on the 23rd day of November. A. D. 1916, the s:ild John P. Redmond, and Mar garet Redmond, were duly adjudicat ed bankrupts, and that the first nice Ing of their creditors will be held at the office of the undersigned referee In Bankruptcy, nt Pendle on, Pmatll la County, (iregnn. on January', the Sth, A. D. 1917. at 10 o'clock a. m. o' said day. at which time and place the Cred 'tors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a Trustee, examine he Bankrupts and transact such oth er business as may properly come be fore the said meeting. Pone and dated at Pendleton. Ore gon, this 23rd day, of December, A D. 1!1. THOS. F1TZ GERALD. Referee in Bankruptcy. lay MTA Tbbijh Spendthrifts and all others will be interested in seeing the Peerless Mme. PETROVA in "EXTRAVAGANCE" A Metro wonderplay of supreme power in 5 wonderful acts VAUDEVILLE ROBERT & ROBERT, Man and His Dog in a Dandy Sketch "A TRUE FRIEND. TALFORD & BESSLO "THOSE TWO KIDS." ?' Are You Hxtratagaut'.' Take Warn ing; from Sow Petruva Picture. Are you extravagant? Are your expenses greater than your income? they are, what will become of you anJ the loved ones in the future? All of he.se questions are .strikingly answered in the gnat Metro-ropular Plays and Players production, "Ex travagance,' with Mme .Petrova as the star, which will be seen here at the Alia Theater on Tuesday and Wednesday. The play deals wi:h a fa her and 1i:b daughter who fetter themselves by their own extravagance. The fath er commits forgery. The daughter suitor, an estimable man, is dragged Into the maelstrom of financial ruin. From beginning to end the play is a powerful lesson, and It is filled with dramatic situations. Probably no other tar could have thrown Into the part of Norma Rus sell, the daughter, more realism than has Mme. Pe'rova. who held a high social position in England and there was enable d to observe the extrava gance of many titled folk. In Amer ica, too, she encountered extrava gance among society people, whos real wealth probably could nof oe reckoned in more than four figure.. Yet these social spendthrifts were struggling desjtera'.ely to maintain what they considered a "position of prominence"' among multi-million aires. "Extravagance-' is one of the ma-t powerful motion picture dramas of the season. Does the le-'son found in It apply to you? e it and give your ow n answer. WE SET THE PACE "THE li" n ill I HrllnJ WEDNESDAY TM OF HOT A beautiful story of love and hate, featuring THE BURNING OF AN ENTIRE DOCK AND A BIG SHIP Showing the big harbor boat s. work. In Onions There is Strength A REEL REAL COMEDY. IF ITS GOOD YOU WILL SEE IT AT THE COSY tion which will be seen at the Cosy theater on Tuesday and Wednesday, is the burning of a whole dock and ship that belong to John Bradley. Jt ril.MIXO I1I1K rX! "THE IIKltlT;K OP 1IATK" si measure Just to make the Mm a sue cess. Just how George attained the effeo: is a mystery, as he refuses to dlvlge the secret, but the fact remains that he has produced one of the most real istic fire scenes on record. He secure, real dock and at night in some way managed to have lights arranged so that they seem to glare with all the ghastly reality of a real fire. The fire boars are there and the crowds and. in short, there has been nothing omit ted to carry' out the effect in all its gruesome detail. LONG LIFE IS YOURS IF YOU DON'T WORRY Take ldtlto Tip frUm bo Pinl, the Ktilnvl. the pni and the IKg. WASHINGTON nee. 26. The nub. llf Vientlh Krvln. which has been gathering statistics on nervous dis eases and other tendencle to Morten life, today issued a bulletin against worrying. Says the government bulletin: So far as is known, no bird ever tried to build more nests than Its neighbor. No fox ever fretted be cause he had only one hole in which to hide No squirrel ever died of anx ie'y let he should not lay up enough nuts for two winters instead or one, unit nn rioir ever Ictfft anv sleen OVCT the fact that he did not have enough bones laid aside Tor his declining years No self-respecting man cares to make love to a girl who makes love to a pug dog. The climax of "The Heritage of Hate.'' a Red Feather feature produc ts the culmination of the ruin that has been planned so carefully by his illegitimate child and it breaks him entirely. Director Burton George de serves a great deal of credit for th way that he has handled this very difficult scene. He could not get a picture of an actual fire, as thers would nut be enough light to photo graph the conflagration with the de sired effect. Besides, no one was kind enough to bum up a ship or v and a few docks thrown in for good A Iiig Western Drama at. the Templv Today and Tomorrow. Two Triangle favorites are co-starred in "Jim Grimsby's Boy." which will be feen at the Temple theaur to- I day and tomorrow. They are Frank I Keenan and Enid Markey. The play j is said to be one of the most unique : and interesting that the Triangle I Kay Eee studios have turned out. Keenan has the part of a rough, rag j ged gold miner who wants a son I and wha-e wife dies in giving him a' daughter. Enraged at face's trick, he, tries to raise the girl as a boy,, but : 'girls is girls." as father has to learn before the picture is over. Robert McKim has a prominent role in the! play. There is also a good Keysrone comedy which will manufacture' laughs. WRESTLING MATCH: iUARY 3 JA! Frank McOuruIl, Pendleton Man, anof Fred Crabue of Sitlt Lake W ill Fight at Oregon Theater. ','.-r I WW f ' llll i . v , S 1 . I ii fa ViattthtoaslasMMiBlrflifjtggWg mXL ADVANCE STARTS PHOBE. CHICAGO. Dec. 26 A fifty cent a ton advance in coal set Special Assist ant Attorney General Chilis in charge i of the fe-deral coal inquiry' busy nunc moning dealers to his office to explain the cause of th advances. Tendleton'a sport calendar of 1911 is to be opened with a high euia, wresling match on January 3, betweea Frank JlcCarroll of thia city, who be sides being a topnotcb wrestler and , boxer, is the champion bulldossw of the world, and Fred Crabbe, of Suit Lake, reputed to be one of the be-l grapplers of his weight in the coun try. The winner is to have the privil ege of meeting Yokel, the. Peunsyl. vnia whirlwind. The match is to be staged in th Oregon theater under the directioa of Ray JlcCarroll, brother of Frank. iioCarroll has been training hard foe -several weeks and is in prime condi tion. He will weigh in at 15. Crabbe's weight is between 158 and. 165. crabbe recently wreetied Yokel, lor four hours and 2S minutes with out either getting a fall. Yokel is now at Beaver Falls, Penn., training for his bout with the winner of the match here. McCarroil will work out every even, ing between 7 and 9 at the Jost gym nasium and will be glad to meet any local wrestlers. Anyone is welcome i watch his workouts. If time is money that of some men must be lead nickels. Occasionally a man on the down ward path is traveling in the opp isit direction. THEATRE Jas. B. Welch, Mgr Tuesday and Wednesday KEENAN ENID MARKEY -IN- Grinisby's Boy" Mary Pickford, who s"red the hisses t lilt of her remarkable ener in "Ia'ss Than the Dust,1' at the slinie yeu-rdiiy. Toilay Is her fnnl anH-araivCi. Do you like a gripping story about roujfh and rugged raountiiinet'rs? A thrilling tale of life in a gold country'. Seldom has there been a story so thor oughly interesting so well told and so well acted. You'll enjoy every minute of it. ALSO A SURE-SHOT KEYSTONE COMEDY. Adult15c Children 5c