DECEMBER IS, 1019.
CROOK COUNTY JOCBPAL,
PAGE V
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WEEK WITH THE MOVIES
KM H I.AIl AUMIHNION: CIIIMHIKV I0rj AM LTH 2.V. TIIKHK 1111.' KM A HI Foil KVKKV DAY IV TIIK WEEK EXCEPT SPECIAL FEATUl E SHOWS
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"Oil, JOHNNY!" A EAST
ROMANCE or TIIK WEST
"Oh, Johnny!" In which 1ouM llmi
lilaiiii will tin seen for 1 ho first tinin
uh it screen actor at the l.yrlc Friday
mill Hutiirduy, linn morn Hum (Iih or
dinary values of film roiiii'dy.
Win n Allele Butler haves her
chum mid partner, Johnny Burks to
llvn with her fushlouulilii relations
on l-mig InIiiiiiI, she Id JuhI hi un
spoiled, simple mid churniliig girl an
you could find anywhere, Her
dint and undo, however, though of
onn of Ihn oldest families In the East,
have most of th defects niul few of
thn nuiilltlcR of lhlr kind. They
spoil thn girl. Instil false Ulcus and
false value Into her head unlit she
la In a fulr way to become like them.
mri,;:;.ii,iii!'!!i,!;T,iii'i!iw,
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Ho much si thut whim Johnny
comes to vlnit hnr Rhe In at flrat In
clined to be ashamed of her old chum
and purl hit. She la J tl I kI. (! to see
111 in and aim can never forget his
kindness, but after thn excitement of
thn meeting has worn off she rccr his
unroulh manners RniMilR luck of tin;
superficial RrnceR too vividly.
It la not until Johnny I shin to
prove that thn supposed fashionables
who were trying to teach her lo de
spise him were actunlly IiuporIiik and
preyliiK upon her and conniving to
client her out of her fortune that she
realize thn thorough worthl'ssncss
of thn RnnhhlHh Ideas Rhe wan on the
verm of acquiring. Johnny Raves her
money from tint clutches of her
greedy reliitlvea, and aim In turn
come to Iho conclusion that thn
Went Ir thn proper place for hnr.
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ALICE IJHADY
THE VllTnLPOOL"
ALICE
BRADY
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HCKKK.N Hl'Ct KHSKH
"The Whirlpool"
TIIK MOKT AUTISTIC
KOI.K OF III: It ( AKKKK
Sunday, Dec. 21
LOUIS BDIN1S0N A 'j
OHJOHNNYIvVlll', V
Friday and Saturday, Dec. 19 arid 20;
" TIIK I'TKK KMNa-:iW"
Thia play, which anrvea to brlnK
Itupnrt Julian hack to the acreen af
ter a year'a ahHenc.n, following his
Rreat aueceaR In "The Kulnnr, the
Boaat of Rerlln," and which will ho
ahnwn at the l-yrlc theater ahortly,
ha an IntereatltiK hlRtory.
The film vernlon la an adaptation
of William J. NoldlK'a atory which ap
peared In the Bnturdny Kvenlng PoRt
and It mlnht he aald thut thn story
Ir the outgrowth of almnt twenty
jreara of thought and development.
In 1899 when Mr. NeldlK waa a
free Innce newapnper mnn In San
Franclaco and lived with Merle John
on. Wallace and Will Irwin and oth
M Stanford wrltera In Gelett BurgeRa'
old Neighborhood HnuRe, he wrote a
ahnrt atory railed "The Fire Fllnft
era" for The Family Journal, a new
magazine.
The editor was enthiiRlaatle. about
It and Neldlg waa confident that he
bad at laat itot started toward a auc
eeaful career as a magazine writer.
However, like many other new mag
zlnea, The Family Journal wna short
of funds. The editor found It Im
poRRlble to Veep up until "The Fire
Fllngers" could be published.
Hence, when NeldlR waited several
months for word from the mngazlne,
without receiving either chock or
returned manuscript, he became ner-1
tous. He wont to the editor, to find ,
to hla surprise, a padlock on the door
of The Family Journal. The one
eopy or "The Fire rnngers" siory
was on the opposite side of the door.
, Mr. Neldlg returned home and tem
porarily forgot the matter. Several
years passed before he thought of It
again. When he did he determined
to develop the story further and ex
pand It to novel length.
For over fifteen years he added
bits to the baale Idea and wrote var
ious episodes of the story, when time
permitted. About a year ago he sub
mitted to the Saturday Evening Post
a complete novel. This was accept
ed and published In serlnl form. More
recently It hna been published by
I)odd, Mead & Co., and now comes the
Universal Film version.
"TIIK WIHKLPOOI'
"The Whirlpool." Alice Brady's
Intest Select Picture, adapted for the
acrtwn by Kve Unaell from Victoria
Morton's popular novel of the same
name, will be ahown bare at the Ly
ric theater on Sunday, as a feature
In her Select Star Series, and promis
es to surpuHB even the best of Its pre
decessors. The atory deals with the struggles
of a nobler nature of a young girl
brought up amid the temptatlona of
a gambling house conducted by her
uncle, a prominent figure In New
York's tenderloin. Bella Cavello,
(Alice Brady) leads men on to play.
In her uncle's gambling house al
though her sul revolts at tha thought
of the ruin which she ultimately
brings to many of the habitues. One
of the most frequent visitors, Rich
ard Brettner, fnlls in love with her,
and In aplte of her protests, goes to
every length to provide her with cost
ly gifts. His thefts lead him Into
court where Judge Reverton, because
'onneetlnn with her Tenderloin gamb
I ni; Iiouho r with Iirtt.ir, whom he
has tried, remains steadfaRt. and she
keeps uo a semblance of friendship
with Hulliitn.
The confexslon which she contrives
finally to get from him Is overheard
by her hiiHhand, shortly after Dr.
Coinyns, who recognizes her, tells the
Judge of her past life. Bella, now
sure of Brett ner'R release, plans to
leave Reverton "that she may not
bring disgrace to him but he begs
her t stay with him. for In spite of
everything his love for her remains.
of Brettner's youth and previously
fine record, suspends sentence.
Shortly after this one escape from
justice. Brettner, through Ferris, the
uncle (who cunningly suggests this
means of attaining funds), steals the
great Beshnu emerald. He Is arrest
ed for the murder of the owner, Col
onel Warren, which occur at the
time of the theft.
Arthur Hallam, Warren's nephew,
who had encountered Brettner on the
night of the theft and murder, Is sent
by Dr. Comyns to a sanatorium for
the recovery of his shattered nerves.
Judge Reverton Is also sent to the
snce place and both men full In love
with a charming new arrival who
gives the name of Isabel Corbln. This
Is Bella Cavello, who realizes that
Hallam must be the true murderer
and. still Interested In Brettner's case
determines to follow HallBBi and
wring from him a confession of his
crime.
Her purpose, to gain this confess
ion, In spite of the fact that she mar
rles Reverton, who Is Ignorant of her
NOTICB TO CREDITORS
In th County Court nf th 8Ut of OrcRon
for Cmok County.
In th. mutter of lh. nlult of Geo rye Mil
Hrnn. neccMwi
NOTICK In hrrrhy wtorn that the unep.
tirnrf! have twn ppolntod snd hiive quHlififo"
M .rrcutHx nd nvutor, iwpertively, of the
Mint, of Oronr. Millir.n. dTea.d, and .11
n.nnn h.vinir claim nwnlnRt nld wtnt sr.
herrhy nntifipd to pro.nt the game, pronerly
vrrifiod an required hy law. to the undenlimed
at the ofrlre of Jny H. Upton In Prinevllle,
Oreifon. within alx month from the dat. of
the puhteation of thia notlre.
Dnie nf flint nuhllratlon. Deeemher IS. 1919,
ADA P. MII.UCAN. executrix of the es
tate of Gponre Mtllican. deceased.
G. WALTER MII.I.1CAN. executor of th.
eatate of Geo nee Mililcan, deeeaacd. tfic
FRANK KKENAJf
In
TODD
OF THE
TIMES
and
EPISODE NO. 15 OF THE
"LIGHTNING RAIDER
This is the last episode bo get
In on the finish.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
December . 2U-23
NOTICB TO CREDITORS
NOTICK b hereby slyen by th. underilimed.
the executor of the laat will and teatament of"
Ida Florence How., deceaaed. to all creditor,
of aald deceaaed. and to all peraona having
claims .R-ainat aald .state, to present the
same with th. proper vouchers to th. under
lined st th. office of M. R. Elliott In Prlne
vlle. Oreson. within alx months from th. flrat
publication of this notic.
Dated and published the first time th. 18tb
day of December, 1919.
FRANK HINING. Executor of the estate
of Ida Florence How., deceased. 6tBe '
Plf !!!!
Rupert Julian
Creator of "THE KAISER, THE BEAST OF BERLIN".. In an amaz
InR plcturlzntlon or Win. J. Noldlg's great Saturday Evening Post
Story.
The Fire
Flingers
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of th. State of Oregon
for the County of Crook.
Crook County Bank, a corporation, Plaintiff,
veraua Georue B. Taylor, M a. G corse B.
Taylor, Aleatha Taylor, and J. E. Kennedy,
Defemlanta : ,
To Aleatha Taylor, Defendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon you are
hereby required to appear and answer the
complaint filed asainat you in the above en
titled court and cause, on or before th. 80th
diiy of January, 1920, and if you fail so to
appear and answer, the plaintiff will apply
to the court for th. relief demanded in its
complaint, to-wit :
For a judgment against you for $3,100.00
with Interest thereon at the rate of 8 per
cent, per annum from the date of each of the
several promissory notes described in plain
tiff's eompjaint ; for an order of sale of the
real estate described In th. complaint, and
for 1:100.00 attorney's feea and the costs and
disbursements of this suit.
This Summons is published by order of the
Honorable T. K, J. Duffy, Judge of the above
entitled court, made on the 17th day of De
cember, 1919, which said order prescribe, that
this summons be published In the Crook Coun
ty Journal, a weekly newspaper of general
circulation, printed and published in Prine
vllle, Crook county, Oregon, for a period of
six eonaecutlve weeks.
Date of first publication of this Summons
It the 18th day of December, 1919.
M. R. ELLIOTT. Attorney
6t7c ' for Plaintiff
CLARK'S TIRE SHOP
Name Is Changed When L. K. Clark
Becomes The Sole Owner
TIIK FIRST NOEL
The First Noel, by Fannie R. Bu
chanan. Is a Christmas pantomime
that will be presented at the Lyric
theater on Wednesday evening. Dec.
31, under the auspices of the Christ
ian Kndeavor society of the Christian
church.
The masque is presented In four
scenes, the story of which Is brief
ly as follows:
j Scene I. The open hill country of
i Judea. with the shepherds reclining
around an open fire. At the sound
of angel voicea their attention is t'ii
, ed to the wonderful star, which they
. follow in loving adoration.
Scene II. Joseph enters while the
angel voices continue. He passes on
in wonder.
Scene III. As the curtains are
drawn there Is heard in the distance
"Silent Night" and we see the man
ger with Mary and Joseph bending
low over it. Little King Jesus is
viewed by the Three Kings, the shep
herds and a score of happy little
children who offer love gifts.
Scene .V. Same as prologue scene.
The narrator appears In the alcove
and four young women appear by
her and sing "It Came Upon The
Midnight Clear."
There will be appropriate music
throughout and the lights will har
monize with the scenes.
LYCEUM NUMBER CANCELLED
linpofwllile Road Made Elimination
Of Program Neceawary
The Lyceum number which was ad
vertised for the Baptist church on
Tuesday evening was cancelled be
cause of traffic conditions.
The remaining numbers will be fir
en as advertised, and they are ail
good ones.
THE STORY THAT MADE A NATION LOSE ITS SLEEP
See this amazing picture filmed from Wm, J. Neidlg's wonderful t
Saturday Evening Post Story that created a sensation. It you've i
read the story you'll be thrilled by this great picture play. If you
haven't read it you'll enjoy it just the same. It's great! See it!
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24th and 85th 1
lljl!l!ll!l!!l!l!!IUIIIII!lii!!llil!ll!l!!!;!llljU
L. K. Clark has purchased the in
terests of his former partner, H. A,
Frederickson, and has changed the:
nnme of the Prinevllle Vulcanizing'
Works to Clark's Tire Shop.
The location at the corner of Fifth
and Main streets will be) retnined by
the new owner and a new line of
Horseshoe Racine tires is being added
for the spring trade in addition to
the Pennsylvania tire already in stock;
The place was opened in July of
this year and Is enjoying a good busi
ness In vulcanizing and repairing tires
and tubes of all makes.
The Journal does modern printing
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