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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1916.
PAGE FIVE
Today and Tomorrow
WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS
WILLIAM
F
ARNUM
William Farnum
IN THE
Bondsman
7 Reels BY HALL CAINE' 7 Reels
A PHOTOPLAY IN 1000 SCENES
Iceland and The Isle of Man are used for first time as
Photoplay Settings. Without a doubt the Greatest
Photo Play Fox has ever made
IN ADDITION CHARLIE CHAPLIN CARTOON.
REMEMBER TWO DAYS ONLY
Adult 15c
Children Sc
Motion Picture (News
What the Picture TImAUth Have
to Tell You.
I KM M IMII.S GIIKAT UOHK
IN' THE BONDMAN"
tkrea ii-i-uiuti Triumph bj PUrlnt
Two DUwtmilar Part.
Cine of the moat i;: bitti of act
ing ever seen In photoplay done hv
William Farnum, who plays two sep
arate parts In "The Kondman," a
William Fox production of Hall
Calne's celebrated novel. Mr. Far
num, who, while on the legitimate
stage, appeared for rive solid years
in "Ben Hur," plays the part of
Stephen Orry and Jason Orry, rathe,
and son.
The types are radically dissimilar
Stephen Orry is a huge, heavy-limbed
giant; a vagabond, indifferent to the
needs of those dependent upon him.
Jason, the son, who vows to kill his
illBsolute father, u) a vigorous, clean
cut type. In the development of the
action there Is a lapse of several years
and Stephen becomes an old man. Th"
transition from the Stephen of mid
dle life to the aged Stephen allows Mr
Farnum to display ro the utmost hi
exceptional dramatic talent
In one of the scenes Jason rescues
Stephen during a shipwreck and swims
to shore with him. In view of the fact
that Mr. Farnum plays both parts, the
scene constitutes one of the most re
markable photographic achievements
since the advent of the photoplay.
Thi famous star has been seen in
many ureal stories with big dramatic
I climaxes pregnant with compellent
i power but never one to equal the role
I of Ited Jason In this mighty photo,
play triumph with one of the greatest
! climaxes ever conceived Critics are
I united In declaring it the greatest
I picture to date. This production was
originally intended to be shown at ad
i vanced admission prices throughout
the United States but by special ar
langement with the Fox Company, it
will be shown at the Pastime at the
' regular admission. Remember this
engagement is for two days only. Ar
I range to come early.
LOCALS
(2b Advertising in Brief
KATKa"
lr line fhut lusertU ltle
Or line, additional gUkertlon . Of
I'er llnr, per nuath II 00
No i- si. taken for In than 2o
( ount (1 ordinal? wrrdi to Una.
Locals will not he wkea orr tbe
t.-lepbone except frodr TUT Oregon
,.i paid up subscribers.
City pound Pbone 4Jd.
For rent 3 room Turnlshed cottage,
7a Johnson street.
Wanted Man and wife to work on
ranra Inquire this office.
For rent Furnished apartment
rooms 102 Water street.
Good building lot for sale on West
Webb street. Telephone 114.
Penland Bros.' transfer Co. havi
storage warehouse Phone tit.
Far sale. Holt gas harvester, 16
foot eat. Phone Fll.
Wanted Experienced man cook.
Mrs, n O Crawford, Rleth.
Competent woman wants to sew in
private homes Phone 3&0
Dressmaking by day or at home.
Room It, E. O Bldg. Phone 246M.
I haul your garbage and trash
Phtae 563M. 1403 W. Railroad st
tlaadle wheat hay for sal. W. R
Koberts. Box St, Pendleton
Protestant Hospital. Mrs Jas.
Spenrs, Byers Grove. Pendleton, Ore.
Phoae 340 J.
Prompt automobile taxi service,
day or night. Funerals to cemetery
only $3 60. Phone (80. Hotel St,
George. Carney Taxi Oe.
For rent Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping or lodging Brown
Hall. Phone 350
For rent Office room In Judd
building. Apply F. E. Judd, American
National Bank.
For sale, reasonable Horse, wagon
and harness. Inquire Telephone Sta
bles. Suits pressed 50c; dry cleaned,
$1.50. Rudd. 310 W. Webb. Phone
III.
Few head of heavy wot horses for
sale. Phone F12, or write Route 1.
Box 44.
For sale- -Brown and Lewis com
bined harvester, 16 ft. cut nnd almost
good as new. N K. Bott. Helix. Ore.
gon.
For sale A few nead full blood
Shropshire sheep Jas. Porter. Phone
241R
Wanted Experienced girl for gen
eral housework. Phone 113 or call
8o0 W. Court.
For rent Large, nicely furnlshe,!
front room In private home North
Side. Phone 536J.
Header wagon, cook house and bug
gy for sale. For any above articles.
135.00 Write Walter Relmann, City
Found Fountain Pen Owner can
have same by addressing Box 666,
proving property and paying for this
notice
Rooming house for sale. Mala
street. In center of business district.
Doing good business. Inquire of Pen
land Bros.
For sale Modern five room bun
galow. One year old. Full basement
Five minute walk from Main street
Terms Address "W" this office.
For sale Holt, Jr.. Harvester, $75.
J6-horse Schandoney Hitch. $76, extra
lead liars, $100 per pair; also harness
$15.00 and $20.00 per set.
Scott, Athena.
Mattresses made over, furniture re
pairing, upholstering Calls city or
country. La Dow Bros ., 219 Beaure
gard Phone 227J.
$300 buys a big. powerful automo
bile. Machine and tires In Al condi
tion. Terms to responsible party En
quire "C" this office.
It pays to buy meats from Boucher
Rains We carry a full line of beet,
pork, mutton, veal, country sausage,
hog lard, smoked bacon and all kinds
of smoked meats. We try to please
118 W. Webb. We buy cattle, hoga
sheep, veal and poultry. Prompt delivery.
Iviwe at German Hall.
There will oe a social dance given
at German hall, Saturday evening.
June 3rd. All cordially invited Good
music -Adv.
woman. -THE STEPPING STONE"
llou Many a Man IcIucac Success
Through His Wife Shown in Tri
angle Photoplay.
The spectacle of Mary Beresford.
the heroine of "The Stepping Stone,'
the new Triangre-Ince release starring
Frank Keenan and Mary Boland, aid
ing her unappreoiatlve husband in his
upward climb to success, is going to
strike a responsive note in the hearts
of many women, and perhaps awaken
! consciences of some careless men.
Ever since their marriage, Albert
I lieresford had depended on his wife
Mary, and always had he found her
ready, willing, able. In the beginning,
j when it had been a hard struggle to
i make ends meet, she uncomplaining
j ly had done the scrubbing and wash
1 !ng. and then had sat up half the
night aiding him in his law studies,
nursing, babying and encouragins
him to good work in spite of himself
And. like most husbands who take all
and give nothing, he is ready to cast
her off when his beggarly goal has
been reached.
Temple today.
The Alta Theatre
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
We beg to announce that
Commencing Sunday, June 4th
We will give the public a chance to see the
"Hippodrome Vaudeville"
the same that plays San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Oakland, Portland, Se
attle, Spokane, and Butte. Acta that are acts, not the old style of song and dance,
and talk, but new, novel, neat and entertaining; something out of the ordinary
We request the show-going people to read the Portland papers and then review the
acts as we show them, here
OPENING SUNDAY, JUNE THE 4TH, WE HAVE
"IE OHM & CO.
SHI "AS K WIS"
VINCENT & CUNNINGHAM
"COMEDY SONGS and STORIES"
THERE WILL BE THREE CHANGES EACH WEEK AS FOLLOWS: SUNDAY
AND MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
We also beg to announce that for the higher class of acts we are forced to pay more
money and the price of admission will be raised to 25c, children 10c. We know our
Pictures please and now our Vaudeville will also please.
IN ANNOUNCING OUR NEW POLICY AND HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE WE
ARE GOING TO GIVE THE PUBLIC ONE GRAND FREE ENTERTAINMENT
HEAR
Mr. Bert Vincent, once a Pendleton boy, sing some of the
most popular songs of the day from the top of the Pen
dleton Hotel Sunday at 12 o'clock, noon. His voice can
be heard for 10 or 12 blocks away.
L
The COSY
TODAY
RUPERT JULIAN in
"NAKED HEARTS"
Wonderful Bluebird Photo Play, tells the story of
Tennyson s Immortal Poem MAUD
Mausoleum to be
Built; City Will
Donate the Site
PhlUtus HnsweU Bny Barber Shop
lale Phillips and Kmery Hassell
have purchased the Central Baths at
636 Main street, next to Bond Bros,
nnd Invite all their friends to drop In
Four barbers, a good shave, hair cut
or bath. Adv.
For Hire.
Studebaker touring car. D. B. Waf
fle. Residence. 284M. Office phone
ISO Adv.
pioneer's picnic at Weston.
Twenty-fourth annual reunion Uma
tilla County Pioneers at Weston, Ore.
June 2nd, Hi.
Auto stage
For Adams. Athena and Weston
leaves The Quelle restaurant at 10 a
m and 4 p. m. each day.
PAY LESS FOR DUES
Gash has a wonderful buying power here read every item
BUY YOUR FRUIT JARS FROM CONROY AND SAVE MONEY.
Wide Mouth Self Sealing Masons,
Pints 650 doz. ; Quarts 750 ; 2-gal.
1.00.
Old Style Self Sealing Masons,
Pints BOO ; Quarts 650 ; i2-gal. 95
Jelly Glasses, doz 30 and 350
Best 3 for 25c Jar Rubbers 5
Don't forget the place.
Rest Jap Rice, 4 lbs 2.V
Rest Corn and Gloss Starch, 4 for.... 250
Ivory Prepared Starch, package 50
Karo Syrup, blue can, gal. 600 ; V2-gal-
lon 30c
Oysters, 4 oz. size, 2 for 15f
Solid Pack Mince Clams, 2 for 250
Best Shrimp, 2 cans 250
Trv a Pound Package of Ensign
Coffee 250
Best Netted Gem Spuds, 100 lbs. 81.50
Small Cans Milk, 6 for 250
Pearl Barley, 10c pkg., 3 for 250
Best Raisins, large pkg., 2 for 250
Best Solid Pack Tomatoes, 2 for. .. 25t
Quaker Rolled Oats, large size pkg. 200
Sauer Kraut, large cans, 2 for 250
Armours Pork and Beans, large size,
2 for 250: small 8 for 25C
Strained Honey, quart jars 400
Red Raspberries, 25c can, 2 for 250
Best Crepe Toilet Paper, 10c size,
4 for 250
Bob White Soap, 6 bars 250
Try two bottles of Tally off the ice 250
Macaroni and Spaghetti, 5 lb. box . 300
Eastern Corn Meal, 9 lb. sack 350
WE PUT THE GROCERY PRICES IN PENDLETON DOWN TO WHERE
THEY BELONG AND INTEND TO KEEP THEM THERE. TELEPHONE.
640
At the Cosy.
The latest Bluebird photoplay, en
titled "Naked Hearts," is based upon
Tennyson's half-narrative poem,
"Maud." in which some of the most
charming lyrics which the master of
lyrics ever wrote occur The story is
never fully told in the poem, and per
haps its very mystery inspired Rupert
Julian tn make a photoplay of it
Wherever he got the inspiration, it
was certainly a good one.
The poem, for picture purposes, has
been placed in the old south before
the war. while some of its earlier bat
tles were being fought The charac
ters, with one exception, have been
turned into Americans, but the heart
est and impelling force of the beauti
ful love story knows no nationality or
period. "Naked Hearts" is simply a
gripping story', told in lucid detail by
clever actors in support of Hupert Ju
lian, the star, and Francella Btllington.
who lends the inspiration in the char
acted of Maud.
At the rosy today.
Cian'l Fool H Uic chickens.
MILON. (., June I F. Kwell
says his Chickens are laying two eggs
every day "1 turn on the lights for
six hours.' saya Eweli. "and then
keep them in darkness six hours. The
hens think two days have pa Med ;t
they lay every twelve hours instead
(Very twenty-four."
An ordinance accepting the proposi
tion of the Portland Mausoleum Co.
for the construction of a mausoleum
at Olney cemetery and one providing
for the future maintenance of the
public library were passed by the city
council last evening.
The mausoleum ordinance authoriz
es the cemetery committee to enter in
to a contract with the Portland Mau
soleum Co. whereby the city is to
deed the company a tract of land in
the cemetery as a building site, said
deed to be cade as soon as the foun
dation of the building is laid The
building must be completed within
two years else the land reverts to the
city.
The mausoleum, it is provided, is
to contain lull crypts, receiving vaulu
or tombs to care for live bodies at one
time temporarily and a chapel. The
receiving vaults anu chapel may be
rented by the city. The companj
plans to finance the building by sell
ing crypts to local residents and
agrees to set aside J10 from each sale
for a trust fund, the revenue from
which is to go into a maintenance
fund The only vote against the ordl
nance was cast by Councilman Kirk
patrlck. 2500 Per Annum for library.
The other ordinance, which passed I
unanimously, binds the city to pro-1
vide an annual fund, not less than j
$2500. for the maintenance of the
public library as long as there shall
be a library. The finance committee'
is empowered to make a contract with
j the library board whereby this main-
tenance fund is guaranteed in return
for a guarantee from the board that
least J500 worth of new books will be
I purchased each year and that the 11
j brary will be kept in good condition
A petition was presented to the
i council last evening for a crosswalk
across Willow street at the Intersec
tion of Willow and Tustin.
The fire committee was instructed
to hand In a written report upon the
property of H. A. Medernaeh. recently
damaged by fire.
A
BASEBALL RESnTS.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGl'K.
At Los Angeles
Portland 5 g
Los Angeles 3 9
At Salt Lake
Salt Lake 5 n
Vernon g 13
At San Francisco
San Francisco g 15
Oakland 0 9
AMERICAS LRAGCE.
New York g t
Philadelphia 7 it
Second game:
New York 9 ifl
Philadelphia & g
At St. Louis
Cleveland 10 12
st Louis 5 n
At Boston
Boston 10 17
Washington 1 s
At Detroit
Detroit 7 f
Chicago 4 14
NATIONAL I.KAGI'fc.
At Chicago
St. Louis 5 1
Chicago 1 10
Second game:
Chicago 4 9
St. Louis 3 9
At Pittsburg
Cincinnati j n
Pittsburg j g
At Brooklyn
Brooklyn 3 g
Boston j g
At Philadelphia
New York 4 9
Philadelphia 2 9
y TEMPLE.
1 Ton A v
THE STEPPING
STONE"
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THE BONDMAN s 1
JVVILLIAM FOX PRODUCTION! imk
mm m , mmmm hm - - --
ll (j jj ga
FRANK KEENAN
with
MARY BOLAND
in
THOMAS H. INCE PRODUCTION.
RIPPING, ROARING KEYSTONE COMEDY,
"BUCKING SOCIETY."
All Star Cat.
TOMORROW
A striking story of the strength of Mi
Love is told in
"THE RANSOM"
With JULIA DEAN as the star.
Hall Oiinc's Master Work In seven h.tK Feattarlug
the Pastbuo Today.
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