East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 19, 1917, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OREOONTAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY, JANUARY 1!), 1917. PACK FIVE KOIKH HIE fflS Today Today What the Picture Theaters Have to Tell You. L3 TEN PAGES : ig Double Program 7-REELS-7 WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS "The Battle of Life" 6 ACTS 6 Featuring Gladys Coburn and ART ACORD Hounded by the police they drive the heroine from one place to another. For her brother's sake she re fuses to continue a career of crime. DON'T FAIL TO SEE THIS BIG FOX MASTERPIECE. In Addition, Tweedle Dum and Tweedlo Dee in "THE SCRAMBLED HONEYMOON" 2 Acts 2. A rip roaring slapstick comedy with 2000 laughs. If you like good, clean comedy of the slapstick variety, don't miss this one. SPECIAL MUSIC ON THE PHOTO PLAYER PIPE ORGAN. ADULTS 15c COME EARLY. CHILDREN 5c RETURNS TO OWN COUNTRY r 1 J i 5 1 a 1 I eiv. ni,. V", V. ' y MISS HAI5CPKTLADU Kxifumir rHiichrs, munljicros nnil nx KkiHittni arn so drcply awnclntoil with TVkhii la thn ftveratro mini), that It In hard to reaJlw the lmc Star stat haa prodarm! aonin ginliie of the f.niw aj-ta. It rpmiUnwI fur Mis.i MitrrarM Idii, burn m a TVxa runrh. to attain the diattnctlnn at be ing tha flrat Anifrlran Klrl to occupy I he position of premier danccuse at the famous Opera Comlque, In Parte. Misa Uidd went to Paris six years aifo and rapidly climbed the ladder of fame. She has never danced in this country, but Is arranslnpr a tour for the coming winter. The picture shows Miss Ladd in a I one from her "Hachanala" dance, Nuf Sed Oranges, Large Size 35 and Sweet Potatoes. 4 pounds 35c can Corn Beef, every day.. 35c Peaches, every day Van Camp's Pork and Beans, No. 1 can Van Camp's Pork and Beans, No. 2 can I212C Oysters, every day Carnation Milk, every day 30c Teaches, every day Van Camp's Soups, every day Italian Prunes, 3 pounds Raisins, package Pink Beans, pound Pineapple, can 10f , 15 and Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 cans Citrus and Gold Dust, 2 packages Kippered Salmon, pound r Bob White Soap, 6 for Fels Naptha Soap, always 40 2r4 15 10 10 20t 10t 25 11 10 20 2TC 45 25 25 ..5f LOCALS Advertising in Brief RATE. Per Una first Insertion IOC Per lint, additional tnserUoa.... fre I'm line, per month II 0U No locals taken for leas than 23c Count 6 ordinary words to line. Locals will not be taken orer tna telephone except from Kast Orcoo lan paid up labscribera. Housekeeping rooms. 400 B. Alta. Partles wanting Mrs. Mechling to sew, phone 25. I haul your garbage and trash. Phone 563M. 1403 W. Railroad st. For rent Housekeeping room ii private home. Phone 28BR. Call Penland Bros, van to move your houBehold goods. Telephone 339. Also baggage transferring and heavy haul Ing. Pendleton Hair Dressing Parlors, Pendleton Hotel building. Phone 45. I). B. Waffle auto for hire. Phone 2S4M. Stand, Charles Co.. Phone 7. Housekeeper wanted Inquire of Mrs. Peters at Arlington Rooms. For rent Furnished rooms for gentlemen. 8 T. this offase. Room with bath In private family Call 727 Oarden, or phone 314W. For rent Rooms furnished or un furnished. Inquire ' K'' Oregonian of. fice. Lost On road to Holdman. fur glove. Phase return to Dr Hoyden's office. Found Hold knife on chain. Own. er may have same by calling at this ci-ficp. identic Ing and paying charge.". Moved The M. B. Keys transfer stand Is now located at Hoch's cigar store. Telephone 416. Want to borrow $1000 for one year. $4000 chattel security. For particu lars address, "B," East Oregonian. For sale Federal truck and trans fer business, t). U. Waffle, Pendle ton. Oregon. Wanted Competent girl for gener al housework. Call 410 Madison or phone 568. For sale Lease on 320 acres, 2S0 acres In wheat Also two stacks barley chaff. Inquire of Geo. ltaw, Pendleton Ore. Prompt automobile taxi service, day and night Funerals to cemetery only S3. SO, Thone 6S0. Hotel St George. Carney Taxi Co. Mattress making, furniture repair ing, upholstering, called for and deliv- ered. city or country. La Dow Pros.. 21? Beauregard. Phone 227J. Rooming house for Fale. Main street, in center of business district. Doing good business. Inquire of Pro lan d Bros. For sale 160 aire ranch In Crook county with Irrigation ditch at reason able price. Write tho Lauthers Mer. cantlle Co., 209 W. Burlington Street, Portland, Ore. Old false teeth, crowns, bridges, watches and old Jewelry bought for cash. Mail to us. If price not satis factory we will return them. 11c Telgh Bros. Co., 1408 4th Ave.. Seattle, Wash. Wanted Two experienced well dr. Hers or will sell half interest in well drill on eay terms to the right party who has had experience and can handle the outfit. Now at work and lot of w ork ahead. Address Box 704, Echo, Or. Strayed Two saddle horses, onv bay horse, weight 1O50, age ( years brand, whiskey bottle; one black horse, weight about 1060, age 14 years, branded II. B. S10 rewaid for information leading to recovery R. A. Kottcher, Duncan, Ore. k To thr Public. The undersigned has a long time lease on his present parlors and i permanently estahlisned in pendicler. Jealousy of my success has started ru. mors that I am going to leave town, I am here to ta' and have been mic cessful because I am doing sntlRfac tory dentistry. You will continue to find me at the same location. Satis, faction or money refunded. (Adv.) DR. F. L- INGRAM. Demur! MISS OOBUBN, FOX STAR, BOARDING SCHOOL MISS, JTHREE YEARS MX) Many fine thlns have come from the state of Kentucky. To even begin to enumerate them would use up much space and white paper Is costly. It Is safe, however, to say that the latest product of the Blue Grass state will win the blue ribbon of popular ity. Beauty haa always been a win ner; personality, often; ability, occa sionally. But when beauty, personal ity and ability are all combined In one person, the result well, let Us Intro, duce Miss Gladys Coburn, the new Fox star, who makes her movie debut In "The Battle of Life," and let u advise you to watch her career. It was a very few years ago, nine teen to be exact, that Miss Coburn made her debut into the world. Pa ducah, Kentucky, was the place At sixteen she left her home town o fin ish her education at a private board ing school. Already she had shown a fondness for acting; and she left be hind her a reputation as a captivat ing little amateur. While at school, her ardor for a stage carrer diminished not one Jot. and when a frie.nd in the "Too Many Cooks" company told her of an oppor tunity to Join the plan, she Jumped for Joy and out of the school. Some one who had had a small part In th-3 last act had become Indisposed, ana Miss Coburn was told that If she ap plied for the role it might be given her. Gets Her Chance. Miss Coburn was at the theater the next morning while the night watch man was still on the Job. The man ager came ventually, and she soon convinced him that she was the one girl In the world for the part. Julian Bltinge saw Mia Coburn's work in the play and was so pleased with her performance that he promptly engag ed her for "The Crinoline Girl." Become pox Star1. It was at this point In her career that William Fox captured her for the movies. She was cast Immediate'.' for the star role in "The Battle of Ufe" Mr. Vincent who directed thu filming of the photoplay, fays: "Those who see Miss Coburn in the picture will find a girl who screens beautiful ly and acts like the veteran of a hun dred films." Pastime today. Thursday and Friday. Ella Hall will be the star of the Bluebird company presenting "Her Soul's Inspiration" at the Cosy the ater on Thursday and Friday, when the screen version of Harris Anson's story, "Mary Keep Your Feet Still" gives promise of splendid entertain ment. Richard Ryan, Edward Hearn, Marc Kobbins, Marcia Moore ami Margaret whistler will play the prin cipal characters in Miss Hall's sup port. The plot deals with the fight against adversity an orphan is com pelled to make, when thrown upon her own resources, the victim of a de signing woman. That Miss Hall will be Ideally cast in the leading role will be readily believed by the host of ad mirers fhe created when she played "The Love Girl" earlier in the Blue bird series in "Her youl's Inspira tion" the dainty little actress appears as a girl who "was born with music In her feet" and during the five acta of the play she dances light-heartedly into ultimate happiness and the con summation of her ambition. THE CEXSOIl HOARD APPROVES NATURE In the matter of action, "Tho Spoilers" is most momentous. It Is doubly significant that both the Na tional Board of Censors, and the Chi cago local board, which is very ex acting, saw the reflex of nature bc admirably pictured that it passed ail the,"e big events as worthy of saving, aa showing tile very atmosphere ot the rugged life In the onquest of a new country where conditions were primi tive, and the situations altogether unu.-ual. It would appear that the ancient aphorism, "neither tied nor law existed north of 53'' h.id been tr.ed out and banished, for this work a.s rcformal ve, and led to the es tablishment o! law and order, the rec ognition of the powers in civilization which bow to Divinity The gun-play in the streets of Nome, the ready resort to the good right arm to settle disputes, the tense and feverish crowds that hang over the gambl-ng tables where fortune and dust were swept away in a single night's play, all have their part in this big drama of realties. Never be fore in the history of filmdom has there been a more striking and thrill, ing- modern gladiatorial combat than the contest between the fevered C.len ister, and the wary and imperturable McXamara; a wonderful finale for a succession of scenes that stir ano quicken the ule, and at the same time have a grip of mystery that keeps interest ever oiiick. Last Time Today A beautiful screen version of Harrison Ajuod' story "HARY KEEP YOUR FEET STILL" With dainty Ella Hall a Mary in Her Sours Inspiration ALSO 2 Good Comedies Rose Meleville Sis Hopkin In a Roaring Comedy SPECIAL 9 Thursday and Friday in addition to regu lar program Portlands best known Soprano Herriet Tryon NO ADVANCE IN ADMISSION. If It's Good You Will See it at the Cosy. SPECIAL VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTION FRI. SAT. Young UacKenschmidt Champion light-weight wrestler of the world and the brother of George Haekcn schmidt, the Russian Lion, presents an art in the gladiator production SPORTS FROM OLD ROME 3 People 3 Carrying $400 Special Roman Arena .Stage Setting. Tiie Me 11$ 'A Riot of Comedy, Singing and Dancing, Featuring the Cleverest Child Actress in Vaudeville. Last Time for THE L L iiu NO ADVANCE IN PRICE, coming direct from Portland. But ler and DeMuth do a rery clever act of comedv slmime and musical work. The two Aliens wll lmake you laugh In "The Traveling Salesman " WOMAN" ASSISTANT ATTOH- NEY-GEXERAL. TAKES OFFICE THAW IS STTTX IN A ! VKITICAL CONDITION j PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 19. Harry Thaw's condition ia unchanged. His head seemed cleared and he smiled ; at the nursea when they awakened 1 him this morning. He still Is not per- i mitted to speak. Attorney Frank E. i Johnston, heading the Thaw legal staff, declared his mother would molt.j no statement until absolutely assured of her sun's recovery. Phe was ex pected to reveal her attitude sever, ti days ago A. A i Attn-""- ' MISS JEANETTF. SATJF-S Miss Jc.mette Hates, prominent wo man lawyer of Chicago, whn h is been appointed assistant attorney-peneral in the state. She is the first woman liiwyer in Illinois to receive such a hiph honor. Only one or tun woiiiim: in Ihe entire country have been ap- i 1 Hinted to such positions. ' Large Fai Wanted We have 6 0 acres of Valley land. 30 miles from Portland, on the river. 40'l acres 1st class river bottom soil. L'OO acres of fir tim ber: land all lies level. 400 acres cult. Has a fine small stream run ning through the place and spring water piped to all the buildings Has a !) room modern residence, large barn for 75 head of cattle, horse barn and numerous outbuild ings, 6 horses. 2i cows. 1 heif ers. IT. calves. "i0 thoroughbred hots. Holstein lull and chickens. Place is all fenced. Has 2 acre bearing orchard. Is a fine place for dainlng and diversified farm ing. Trice tSS.fiOtt. The owner will trade this land for a wheat or stoek ranch near Heppner. loUl endalo or in Sherman. Wa.eu ,.r i;iliiain Counties to the value of Iioi.iH'O. It I I'll ACKIJ- Y I..WP CO. P.othchild Bldg.. V?.i--h. St. Portland, Orcttui. Seeing away eff, or Close by at a Glance You can do it with KHYP . Optometrist and Opt'Ciaa bifocals free :rom lines, seams or shoulders restore the splendid eyesight f your youth and make it I ossiblt for your eyos to instantly adj'ist themselves frwa near to far vision. ll. GLASSES 11. THE 22iX IKViSIBU 61FJCAI. No more fussing wi h two pairs of gtasses or i-uttinx up with the aimoyini: lint-s and seams of old-f.L- tinned bifocals. Tho smooth, solid, clear KP.YPTK I proruumo td Crip-tok) Lenses rannot be d'siinguish-'l frnm single i.-ion glaSKe-4. DALE ROTHWELL TOK Classes. These perfect American. N'au Hank Hldg. aiiili'villc and Rrody-Mudc ivnturr llolil tho iKxmiM at the Temide To day and Saturday, In order to escape the German spies It is necessary In "On Imnger ous Ctoiind" for the heroine to pas. herself off aa the wife of Ihe hero. lp to the time that she does this the heroine haa never seen the hero. It Isensy to Imagine some of the com plications which ariae from this un usual situation. It ia because "On Pangeniua C.round" is so utterly dif ferent from 'he ordinary run of pic tures that it is so exceptionally enter taining and Interesting. This new drama is a World Picture lirady -Made and in it Oail Kane and cnrlyle rU.ickwell are the stars. It will be seen at the Temple theater today and Saturday and every lover of thrilling and entertaining photoplays should embrace the opportunity of seeing It In addition to the above feature ther will be two acts of vaudeville ft: n 1 -rk! - n rnnn n ir c " o u mm THEATRE Jas .B.Welch, Mgr. Friday and Saturday Gail Kane and Carlyle Blackwell -in- "1 DANGEROUS ROW From Burton E. Stevenson' Famous Novel, "LITTLE COMRADE." THE COMEDY "LUKE'S DOUBLE." THE VAUDEVILLE BUTLER & DeMUTH TWO ALLENS Comedy Singers and Musicians. The Two Traveling Salesmen. PRICES ADULTS 25c. CHILDREN 10c.