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DAILY EAST ORECONIAN, PENDtETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 22, 10131
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MOTON PICTURE NEWS
What the Picture Teattrt
Hsv to Tali You.
IWST1MK TODAY.
ui'il owa' Mail
Feature.
-J...thfl and ir-ttv womun, him th
le-dlng woman' part and Hat Cooley
j has an important role. Then there in
Lenta Lorraine, a charming actress,
who plays the I art of a choruH girl.
1 Jsck N'elson ha a semi-heavy rule.
1 herein, or coufs, a (nil enernbl of
' untra people representing townsfolk,
college student etc.
-I Th story liy .:. u. Hawki dul wllhl
h adventures i f a bookUih student
ki uid hi a'iiDarent atunldltv. in
Illdtt Kltlaode1 ' ' "iillln. I
I&M ia uwui mrvwi over iai uveiy
t wail t rap r-ion. i tuj
the dub has t Ilk the other before
lie rls lui'uut,'- wtn nia uuventuiv. j
Thi I an outline of a comedy
that bristles with originality and mod
ern comedy. Jerome Htorm d. reeled
and Cheater Lyons photographed the
It I an excellent photo
play that la bojnd to please old and
young alike.
"LOVE" EVIDENCE FILLS THE BASKET
RHIEMS HAS JUST
i M WHILE KOJSE
i
HERE'S GREATER SERVICE FOR THE
GREATEST CAR EVER BUILT ,
For Fords
GIVE MORE MILEAGE WITH LESS TIRE
TROUBLE.
Come in and let us tell
you more about them
Co.
Simpson Auto
Water & Johnson Sin.
Phone 403
City, Without Even Spool of
Thread, Being Supplied,
Cheered by Y. W. Center.
By GRACE GQCLDER
ing forward while you gallop, as do I
all western women of the plains, 1
of th a unapproached sport.
T
Carol Ilolliiwu. who Is known to
Phtofans as the numt dashing horse
wonian seen In screen drama, rides to
the rescue of tho threatened hero In
the fourth episode at the Pastime the.
Uli... Irwlatr. . . ! ... 1 .1 I n h .nnh .
ride as will thrill onlookers as few , Production
feats can, and It will be at once ap
parent that only a person horn to the
saddle could achieve such . reckless
burats of speed and sit a horse with
such assurance.
Such surmises on the part of audi
ences are corroborated by fact. While
still a .child In (Inafores, Miss Hollo
way straddled a Shetland pony In her
home town for long jaunts Into the
hilly country in which she lived. Lat
er, as ahe grew up, she sat her sad
dle eldewise, as became the custom,
but she has never ceased her advoca
cy nf her childhood mode of riding.
"No real fun t gotten out of horse
back riding when' one sits In the
cramped position affected b' women
under the misapprehension that they
re goniurmnn iu iiw nwiu u. s- CWiUi- th American Y. W. C. A. in
taste and moderty," declares Mist: ...... France.)
whole house. It Is ft new house with
the one and only way to get Joy out . " VJZT LI, . L ' . 1
eafpets, chairs with cushions, a tea
pot and dishes. And there is a sew-
PASTIME TODAY, jing machine and a piano and an iron-
. ' . j Ing board in that house. It Is built
" A CelcHtlars I'Utg Cilft. and equipped and maintained y the
A peculiar custom of the Chinese Is American Y. W. C. A. It is the sun
revealed In th fifteenth episode of the' shine center, the wholesale hope store
Pathe Serial "Th Lightning Raider" and Joy reservoir for the women of
featuring Pearl Whit. Wu Fang, the this city that France has named above
mortal enemy of Lightning and Tom her devasted cities, the "Martyr
Norton, lies dying In a hospital and he City."
sends for lightning. He tell her! - Whon the Y. W. C. A. launched Us
that when a Celestial Is about to dl work In' the devastatod districts a few
he always aaaes his' mind by making months ago -nnder Miss Grace Drake
a gift to his worst enemy, so he -wish- Celveland. Ohio, It was asked to
es to tell Llghtr.ing some thing that come to Rheims by thr of the lead
will be a great gift to her and Tom. ,n women of that city. Miss Drake
Previously he -has stopped the mar- Went there on her first trip of Investi
rlage of the two. declaring that they gation, wrapped In all the heavy
are brother and sister as he had kid- clothes sh owned, for even in the
r.apped Lightning, When' 'she 'Was' 'Vlaz th city -that had been so long
baby, from her home In Dublin. Now w,lnoul OT 01 ' wa
he reveals the fact that he had lied cold- " ;"'
and that Tm -d Lightning are freel -X" BolWlns
to marry. Then hig mind at ease, he building could be found for the
turns over to die, And, thus end his fheer spot. There was no such biuld-
long career of vi dotna. ling left standing. 80 one was built.
A piece ot grouna loanea ui Aseocia
tian in the rear of what had been an
old people's home once upon a time.
v . ... . ., . long long ago, before the Germans
Flue n JT. tW mtcae. ,J had'had a biff garden with
A Jr1 k- kJ i"le paths, carefully flower-
'Th. ..1 "..'bordered and gravelled. But . now
there are gaps and torn places as well
as weeds and rubbish in the garden.
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7 To prove he'd told her that b loved her. Miss Wanda Davl
presented a basket full of letters, many from overseas, In her suit
for I2S.00O for Injury to her heart. Th he was Corp. Fred K.
Leach of Morris. III. Wanda lives In Chicago. Corp. Leach brought
horn a Trench bride, though he had written. "It Is awful th way
girls carry on here. I wouldn't be seen on the streets with on of
them. You are the only girl 1 or ever will. I am proud to thlnlc
I have a sweetheart back in the States like you." Tbia 1 Wanda
and Exhibit A. f ' '
AKCADH TODAY
ALTA TODAF.
nelected for "The Girl Dodger,'
Ray's new paramount picture produce
IZ I II lu . : ""' " Signalling apparatus and telephone
shown at the Ara theater today. Be- .,,, i
mi B.
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IaltaI
Today i
Children 10c Adults 30c
4 Me tliinKs a iVI $
5 iV there ! j
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JfQhmrmxjntQiictura
; a International ,News -
4 Vaudeville S
;j MYERS & KNISE , 5
j 5 Sinking and Piano ' 5
? GYPSY MERDITII 5
j Laugh and Live. ' 4
FRENCH IN FAVOR
OF SMALLER ARMY
fi r ih tevf O -MiV "
Ot-LXitLhS i-LAV-TheGit: Dcdi'ir.
iiiiniif MiiniiiiiMiiMiimiiiiii'. . " " '' ; ' ' illnes stick un In the garden. The old
ilimilllllllllilllllUllllllllllllllllllliyiiliiiii ' ' S i? pes were required. uons Lee. a (okJ gone heaven' knows American girls in charge try to teach
- . . - . wno agrees 10 'loip out a nveiy com-.,K i..i.. .i,i. .v.. r,iuv .o.m r,nrt hnw
Ij Pnuton by taking his plac. as enter. Uattored corner, aIld ripped roof to laugh.
T ?nr, n?'.r JrrL1?,? - ul"" sUld mP and "'elected. Rut the I The drive to Rheims from Tarls is a
; Tlui he makos the error of mistaking , ..cheer h011se.. u , ,t8 ,ck yardi very ! . t ot bfen
Pay Us a Visit
and learn how
much you are
missing by not
having one of our
talking machines
in your., home.
You'll . be" more
than ' delighted .
with the varietur
of entertainment
they afford ' 1
You'll certainly
not care to be without such an entertainer any .
longer and our easy terms make immediate
ownership a very easy matter.
Pianos, Victor, Edison and Columbia, new
player rolls and records. Piano tuning and re
pairing. . v t
Machines $25.00 and up.
Warren's Music "House
820 Main St. '
Pendleton, Oregon . .
' for this young womun a rich girl who
S Is engaged to the other student. The
gay. very crowded and very busy. Boon improved by war traffic and German
9000 people were Back, 'mere naa mines. But the truck went back and
S riZ'ihr- .l'bee" "a vi" ,n Rhelms once- 'orth carrying everything from the
BRITAIN VOTES FOR
TREATY BY 163 TO 4
sh admires him despite his quaint
SAWTELLE'S GLASSES
SAVE
YOUR EYES
There were JO. 000 buildings. One hun-'most insignificant to the most essen-
dred of these had been "spared' ;tji piece of equipment. Rheims has
which means, left so that they can be nothing in the way of supplies rprob-
remodellod and used again. 'ably not even a spool of thread,
(Ry United Presst)
Paris. (By Mail.) How largo a
standing army will France maintain
after the peace settlement?
Before the war France had a stand
ing army of about 800.00a men. This
army consisted of three classes ' of
200.000 men each and of a professi
onal army of colonial troops num
bering about 200,080. The mainten
ance of this force called for three
years obligatory service, on the part
o( overy renchman. 1
It Is the reduction of this ling term
of service that most interests the pub
lic. The "Opinion." a semi-off ioial
military paper, recently printed the
future needs as seen by a military
critic. This writer estimates that a
force of 200,000 will suffice for the
army of the Rhine, which he regards
as the most Important obligation, and
for the policing of Morocco. Though ,
to nothing but a home that is a heap
I of stones and the courage to start
lagain. All day long, a half dosen wo-
men of the before-the-war wealthy
class, headed by a countess, stand be- f
IS hind long improvised board counters i
' . , ... Iglvlng out clothes, clothing materials.
COMPLETE IV IrV KTlY RESPECT, 'simple household equipment to th re
Si Iturn'ng citlxens. They pay a small
Ollt OPTICAL DEPARTMENT
'The most competent optometrist
obtainable is in charge at all times.
"- Our fitting room is equipped with
the newest and most up-to-dato ln
j struments for making a scientific ex-
amination of v ,
1 YOUR EYES.
ll ROYAL M. SAWTELLE .
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rental fee, for these articles, and take
them back to iho spot wher their
home once was. The husband if he
survived th war works away at the
CALIFORNIA TRIES OUT
CABINET GOVERNMENT
Optical DviuutjiiMit
Pendleton
SACUAMENTO. Calif.. July 22.-
(United Press) Cajifornia began an
exeriment in the cabinet form of
i, r.A nrf nii onnn a or- state government today. The depart-
ner of shelter is arranKed where the ment of agriculture was established
famllv live until the rest of the house to control aH atat governmental actl
can be made. .vities ot an agricultural nature.
Bring Work to Y. AV. ' " State Horticultural Comniissioner
And while the outside of the house Hoeks has been selected by
is coming Into usable being again, tho Go"- Stephens as- cabinet officer to
woman is busy with the inside. Sheets head tho new department. K the
must be made and clothes for the '' proves - aausiactory ouis win do
children there is everything for liv- introduced before the next legtsla-
Ing. to bo done. It is then that she ture ror a complete caoinoi bjsisiu oi
i,rin.Q i,. - nru tn iho "r-luli house " state government, with 13 depart-
That Is why there are sewing machines menu In addition to a division of fi-
But it is hard nance, w comioi an buuiuiiicih
functions.
A bill providing for tho department
. --.arid ironing boards.
work.- It is discouraging -work. And
Oregon. I so there are fun hours when the two
There is no-such thing as
P
SMffffMililwitSi
WHEN WE ARE OFFERING SUCH BARGAINS IN THE '
FOLLOWNG USED CARS.. THEY WILL GIVE YOU ALL J ,i5 .v.
THE PERFORMANCE OF NEW CARS WITHOUT THE COST f iVtU. t. w .
1917 Studebaker 1916 Buick Roadster
1918 Chevrolet 1919 Dort
1917 Hupmohile Roustabout
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Workingmen and those of moderate income, here's your ehance to enjoy the pleasures and conveniences
r of an automobile at a price you can pay.
' fALL ON DISPLAY 'AT OUR GARAGE REMEM BER THE NEW LOCATION.
Eastern Oregon Motor Co., Inc.
Telephone 222 " " .tt' ' Villt.J- J ' . :
616 Garden Street
of agriculture was passed by the leg
islature this spring. All laws passed
during the session, except emergency
measures became effective today.
A. law giving the wife equal rights
with the husband in testamentary dis
position of community property.
among those becoming effective to
day, is to be feught in the courts, to
test its constitutionality,
i It calls for a division of the com
munity property, unless otherwise
disposed of in the will, and requires
consent of both husband and wife for
the testamentary disposition. ?
! State aid for orphans is greatly In
creased beginning today. Orphans
and half orphans will now receive 110
per month, where half orphans form- i
erly got J6.35 and whole orphans;
Ford Smiles as He -!
Enters Court Room ;
! Has New Grandson
LONDON, Ju!y 22. Great Britain
Uday approved the Gorman treaty. A
bill recommending ratification passed
I -hi. house of commons by a. vote of he ets no derini,e f igure ' toT tne
i3 to 4. An aucmm 10 ueiea. . troopI need?d ln the xear East and
treaty en the basis of the Irish ques- ln tha home garriaons. he arrive at
tion was voted down. Joe Devlin. th8 interestinB conclusion that aa
Belfast nationalist, proposed to reject army of 400 000 during the winter
the treaty because of Premier Lloyd nionths and of 600.000 during the .
Oeorge's Irish policy. He demanl3d a -Ummer will be plentiful,
plebescite for Ireland. The premier A tha jonia, army Df profession
enswered that he despaired of any al goiters wili continue to approxi
Irish settlement until the Irish agreed mato 20,000, the writer points out
an.qng tnemselves. that fifteen months service on the
Lloyd George said the government part of the home classes will give a
had tried already to apply the prin- minimum strength of 400,000. Tha
c:ile of self determination by means critic proposes that th class ba
cf an Irish convention but that th called up each spring and kept in ser
rationalists were divided. He dec'ar. vice until the autumn of the following
ea, "Ulster, moreover, did not want year. Fifteen months service wouM
stlf-determination." give sufficient time for real training
Lloyd George pointed out that Ire- and furnish a large army during th
land was not one nation in race re- summer months when the danger i
ligiun. temperament or anything coa- greatest and whe tnh. maintenance o!
stituting th essentials of a nation. army cause the least hardshia
Sir Donald McLean opened th treaty ootn on tne soiaiers ana me state.
debate, urging trial for the ex-kaiser
in a neutral country. MKXICAV PKOItR BEGINS.
The premier asked. "What right WASI11XGTOX, July 22. Tli
have we to assume that any neutral lion betntn wluU Is expected to be
country desires to be the scene of the Invent ignt ion of the Mfx-
trial?" He said tho allies are confl- ,r" situation.. Kcpublican Leader
dent thut whoever is placed on trial Momlcll said tlio Invest lea I kin's oh
in Great Britain "would receive a trial Jlvo wl'l to establish a dcflnUo
equal to the hichest traditions of the -Mexican iKiliey for the future.. Am
British nation " v hassador to lexloo lletcher was the
t
fiKt witness.
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MOUNT CLEMENS, July 22. Hen-
ry Ford taking the stand for the sev-p
enth day's grilling in his million dot- d
lar libel suit against the Tribune, was A
Mr. and Mrs. tSJsel Ford. ,
He smiled as he entered the court. 5
For the second time he is a grandfnth- J
er. a son having been born today to J
Bdeel. 'K
Ford was asked "whether or not It
was true when allied commissioners m
ivisttea Americ- inai ne saia iney
should be "cnn'ied" from the coun
try. Ford admitted he made that re
mark. His memory failed when he
was asked whether he eaid he would
withdraw his deposits from any bank
contributing to the war loan asked by
ihe Britishers. He said he had no
rt roilevlion of saying w hen the Lusi-
lania sunk that "people had been
warned, and haO. no ttisirtf?g on, beard
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Arcade
TODAY
"The Great
Caillaux
Case'
The great interna
tional intrigue th,
rocked all four quarte
of the globe.
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U Pastime
l Today S
J Children 5c, Adults 20c
i 0 Last chapter of A
Jf The j
t' Lightinglllf
$ Raider
J 2 with PEARL WHITE j
S 7
The sensational snow
picture.
"Perils of
Thunder
Mountain"
The Whirlwind Serial
LKO COMEDY
Laughs and Thrills.
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