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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST ORFGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1917. page nvn Ai if? PASTIME 10c Today Only 10c MUTUAL PRESENTS The jFolly of Fear Edwin Augiut, Ivan Shepard, Ruth Blair, William Bailey. The Release of Dan Forbes William Stowell, Helen Rosson. CUB COMEDY preent Betty Compson in "THAT DOGGONE BABY." MUTT AND JEFF IN "A DOG'S LIFE." An All Star Program for Your Approval. ADULTS 10c CHILDREN 5c Tf rmrrvn mt UUKLT 1TB Fa-linn- lla All Mar r"rKrnni lodaj; 1-klHJn August, HcJene Hokhoii, vn Slx-lmrd. WW Id ill St'mcll. li'il.v j linwii, MuU and Jeff. Today the Pastime management has I (elected an all star short lngtii pro gram fur your approval. The head liner ta a drama of exceptional merit, "The Folly of Ftjar,' with Ivhvin Au gust, Iva Bhepard, Ruth Hl-ilr and William Kailey. -The Release of Daft J Forbes1' In a sensational diama lth Helene Romtitn and William stowell. Cub comedy presents Tte't'y Conip son In a laughable fRrce, "That Dog gone Baby.1' and the ever laughable Mutt and JeTf will I een in "Mutt ft Jel'f In a Dog' Life." Adults. Mi-; children, 5c. production. Director Jarns Voi n ;. at tin; lin'l of the automobiio, en route tor the valley, unable to r;si.-t the temptation offered by a srienliJ stretch of road ahead of him. "step ped on It,' and wax picked up by a motor cop at (ixty miles an hour. The director and hi whole load of talent were hailed before the Judge at Ontario. The Judge said, "Ten dollars or ten days," then turning to Mr. Young, continued, -I hop.- ou take the ten dayr, because all the road are out of repair and we can't get anybody to stop long enourh to fix them up.' The request from the bench did not appeal to the director, so he paid the fine and went on. IUIXAXDR HFIUXIOX KKAUSTir.M.i.Y roitrr. vi;i COSTS $59,000 TO MAINTAIN STATE HOUSE SAl.K.M. lire. Jan. 13. 'Hie Joint i wai( and means roinmittei' put the! stamp of !tn approval oil thi; budget estimate of Secretary of State olcotti for the maintenance of the r.ipitol I building and grounds, amounting to ' iiH.HD. The eommittee cut nothing from Mr. Olrott'H retiuests, and when lie shuw iil that It In muting lean to run the rupitol buildings anil maintain their intensive grounds than It la to main tain the. Portland city hall or ihu Multnomah county courthouse, he even won the vote of Senator I .a Fol Irtte of Marlon who seems to have an irnnbound resolution lth himself to vote "no" on all appropriations. Olcott. In discussing his budget showed figures which he had secured from Portland and Multnomah coun ty showing the cost of maintaining the two public buildings of city and rcunty during the year 19M. Accord ing to these the multnnmah court-1 house had 34 employes at an average salary of 172.60 wr month, while the I Hint of maintaining the courthouse I'liihling was $1Mi):i a month. The city hull had 11 employes, at an average Hilary of I'Tp.SI per month with a monthly maintenance charge of 11047. SO. The state maintained the rapitol buildings and grounds consisting of the state house, supreme court build d g and the extensive lawns surround li g them, during 1914 with It em ployes at an average wage of $76.7 S and ft monthly maintenance charge of J 1074. The committee also scanned the tudgets of the state library and the superintendent of public Instruction and listened to the explanation of the Items as made by Miss Marvin and Superintendent Churchill. No action was taken on these. The committee will meet each night at 8 o'clock during the remainder of the session, or until Its work has been concluded. UKtilNK 1JFK TERM. SA1.KM, Juh. 13 Kdward Hur tbuliiinew entered the penitentiary to begin serving his life term for the murder of John Unci, the "green trunk" mystery. 4 The mob scenes In particular in the Vllagraph feature from the peps of J. Stuart Uylackton and Cyius Townsend lirady. "Whom the Coils Destroy," and whUh stars thu popular trio of Alice Joyce, Harry iiorey and Marc Maclermo:t are wor,hv of any pialse one might bestow. Director William F. 8 Kaile who directed this production under the personal superv Jt on of the co author, J. Stuart lilackton, has Imci, a'olv to gra.-p the deep pathos and sympathy which the writers conceived when writing the senarlo and tile :eui showing the i-ormwful crowds m lu bels alter the .-trugble arj t-xdiup!" of film artistry. Here and there strewn about the grass are those who believe that the time had come to .-trike Knglaiid 'he blow the nun who had incrificed their lives In a vain struggle-- leaving behind the women and babies, chil dren crying, tug at their mother's skirts, unconscious of the great mad ness, but realizing that something Is wrong. In direct contrast to this side of the story are the scenes of the mob before the blow has been struck when they are filled with enthusiasm for the cause and a desire to gain free dom for their loved home;. Human interest abounds and the audience at the Pastime theater on Sundav is as sured Of a super feature in every ense of the word. Busier Every Day THERE'S A REASON it's our lower cash price every day of the year Come to Conroys SHiSTA COFFEE 1 lb. 35c; 3 lbs. $1.00; 51b. $1.50. ENSIGN OUR LEADER package 25c Crescent Rakirur Powder 1 !b. 25 ; 3 lbs. 65 ; 5 Hp. Me. Celery, Niee ami Crisp, bunch 10 Toilet Paper, 4 for 25 Dutch Cleanser, 3 for 25c Centennial Pancake Flour 25 ARKANSAS BLACK and WHITE WINTER PERMAIN APPLES, box $1.25 Strained Honey, quart jar -iOc Cranberries. 2 quaits 25 Telephone 640. We Deliver. Vaudeville and Triangle 1-Vatnr,. at Temple for Sunday ami M"iulny. "Children of the Feud," the new Triangle-Fine Arts feat'ir- photoplay to be shown at the Temnle theater Sunday and Mom'ay, Is foiinde l on the notorious affair at H'll-vihe Va-. a few years ago, when a nans ut ICx!!!! I's-ture at C'osj Sunday anil Monday. Cast of characters of "Soldiers of Fortune;" ' Robert Clay Duntin rarn im i Madame Alvarez. . Winifred Kingston I President Alvartz ....John Hainpniia Kiglnald King John i'ratt Hop Latham Henry I.eutr-lle Ted IJtigham Winthrop Chamberlain Mr. Yangham ......J Piper Thm-is MacWilllains I.e ghton Stalk Holdiers. sailor.-, I'u'.ans ( ; Story by Klchard liar.lm Davis, late author of "Some , lo re in France," a Triangle Feature Starring Inisttn Farnu'n. Hi,. Paramount star supreme. ?r, it OlSMiOX r;r.I5lSM MAT CO TO IlMil I.AI.'S WASHIXOTON, Jan. 13 Second Ueuenant Kereno Elmer Britt, Third infantry, Oregon national guard, has been nom'nated by the president to be a provisional second lieutenant of lnfntry. Lieptenant Britt belongs to com pany K of corvallis and was given an honorable discharge about ten days ago when the fact of hts passing the examinations was made known. 4tMMITTEK WlMi STAXD PAT ON .NATIONAL DEFENSE ACT WASHINGTON, Jan. 13 Tho house military affairs committee will stand pat on the national defense act passed last June regardless of any senate action. The chairman made the announcement following the com mittee's decision to hold no further hearings lest the militia be further criticized. Bat Refined VAUDEVILLE ttesns SINGING, TALKING, MUSICAL, Saturday Clilie dpi IN- A Big 2 Reel Special Lerov & St. Claire SINGING, DANCING, MUSIC. PICTURES Al IN A Son of Erin A THRILLING AND AMUSING COMEDY DRAMA. rai and fired Some Comedy. Hit. Yellow Maud A Sensational Episode of the "Girl From Frisco." The Menace A Thrilling Episode of the Grant Police Reporter. If It's Good You VViO See It At T7:e Cosy J I t. ' & j.' - Dorothy Cish, In Trianglo-Fino Arts . Play, "Children of the Feud." mountaineers shot tip a couit that had sentenced one of tl:;ir number. Kven the settings used wer i.ulit from photographs of the actna' locality. As an added attraction wr offer Hie 1'ive Musical Hewitts in the r dig lovelty musbal act. T THEATRE Jas. B. Welch, Mgr. Last Time Today! Itlg IHcturo anil Kxcellcnt VnuilcvllK at Alia Siimlay and .Monday Rlanche Sweet, the popular pboti dranintic star, who will be seen In the .lesse I Ia1v' production of "Vn protected'' nt th" Alta Sunday and Monday, hied herself to her favorite retreat. Hear Valley for the filming of thi' final scenes of the Paramount VAUDEVILLE PROGRAM FITZGERALD Barrel Jumper. BEITS &BETTS Novelty Art and Singing Act. PICTURE PROGRAM FHAMl-S NIXSOX AND ARTIHR ASHliF.Y IX "The Revolt" I'lctiirized from the celebrated dra ma of the same title which was fol lowed with great excitement during its tours of America in the speaking theatres. Presenting a thrilling prob lem of life which the sociologists have failed to solve and in which every man and woman IS vitally interested. A I.KXF.SOMK M KK COMF.DY. IT.1CF..S Matfnrr, Adults 15c; Children So. Evenings. Adults 25o; Children 10c. Sunday and Monday SPECIAL! Vaudeville. Triangle S Reel Feature. Keystone Comedy TRIANGLE FEATURE DOROTHY GISH IN Children of the Feud" A Big Western Picture. VAUDEVILLE C MUSICAL C d HEWETTS 3 In their big Novelty Musical Act, carrying $3000 worth of musical instruments. COMEDY 'A Keystone Comedy They're Always Good. PRICES Matinee Adults 15c; Children 5c. Evenings Adults 25c; Children 10c. WE SHOW CONTINUOUS SUNDAY. "To- :0 Sunday and a ? --0 Monday 1 k -)' mwmfiMii 4-n-r, ALICE JOYCE RETURNS IN RAVISHING GOWNS. GREATER VITAGRAPH PRESENTS t I 0 L SPECIAL MUSIC ON THE $5000 PHOTO PLAYER PIPE ORGAN. BELOVED OF THE MOVIE MILLIONS IN A GRAPHIC CYRUS TOWNSEND BRADY STORY mm i ii liii in msr r ; & - . " Seen from "WHOM THE GODS DESTROY" Ultk ALICE JOYCE. HARRY MOREYanJ MARC MacDERMOTT 6 ACTS 6. An Irish Drama Involving the Patriot, Sir Roger Casement. STUPENDOUS, SENSATIONAL REALISTIC IIFKK Mill IS IUCK At.AIV. For the Kiddies Cartoon Comedy, Krazy Kats, and a ADULTS 15c Beautiful Senic AFTERNOONS IF POSSIBLE. This beaut.ful a'nl atiructKr. act ress has a multitude of admirers, who have ben unal le t s- her In CHILDREN 5c ,U'UI for r-t o .ir
