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1 TEW TAQEfi DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 0, 1920 FAOH EIGHT i I'X-IIMl KMVW A rutin i i, i s, mm; I'UOM DRVTII SXARK lumber Jafka. who unknown ti Duncan I nintir(oat cruising nearby picks him up mul without waiting to dry hts clothing he ntrt8 out once again after Hullhcad mul his ganir. Thf ninth pOMM of ttip nw Vlta tlh Perlttl. "Kmashinn BBrrtera, In wtllch William Duncan In again the tr, will hf nhmn at the Pastime Thoatrc today. The epitHle opens Hht up with a punch, showing Dun can (Dick Daring) being pushed over torri from the de k "f a at earner in a clWfd automobile b Joe Kyan (Hulb bond Kulger and his gang of outlaw have captured the boat. Tin- auto is teen plugging down Into the waters of Bait Francisco Hay with Duncan trapped helpless inside. The bat con 1 1 n ties on ita con rse. t he YtlJinns assured that they have suc ceeded in doing away with Duncan. He. however, refuses to part with life In that manner, and as the auto sinks to the bottom of the bay he opens the Aoor nnd gets free of the machine. Hising to the surfajce. he falls hack on his unusual powers as a swimmer iind marts for the shore, A friendly ARCADE TODAY PASTIME Today Children 5c Adults 20V WILLIAM DUNCAN In SMASHING BARRIERS. THE DYN AMITE TREE. THE GREAT GAMBLE With ANNE LUTHER THROUGH IRON DOORS Comedy THE LION SPECIAL rare u i:nti nr. STORY "funic Again Smith." the new J. Warren Kerrigan picture which will be seen for the first time In this city today at the Arcade theatre la a plc turliation of John H. Hlookwood's comedy of the same name. In '"Come Again Smith" Kerrigan has the part of the eon of a California ojl mil lionaire who, having a flltht with his father because the parent will not let him go to work 'of him, after he has been expelled from college, starts out to make his own way in the world. He Is pretty much of a failure as a wage-earner and it Is only when he Is taken in by two New Yorkers, prov ing a social theory, and given a week's stay In In toft luxury, with money to spend and new clothes to wear, that the real stuff In the young fellow has a chance to manifest itself. The story Is unite out of the ordinary run of screen products and the chief role gives Kerrigan splendid chances for some of his finest artistry. Al.TA TODAY ARCADE TODAY Children, 10c Adults, 25c J. Warren Kerrigan hf WASN'T REALLY BAD MERELY NEGLECTED BY HIS WEALTHY FATHER whfn HIS MOTHER DIED, SO HE RAN WILD. REALISTIC "STORY OF AMERICAN BUSINESS AND DOMESTIC LIFE "Come Again Smith" A COMEDY DRAMA IN 6 ACTS CAN A PRODIGAL SPENDTHRIFT COME BACK? IN ADDITION HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY XOTJ-.D JTO'EjniJBS IV TIIK MKAItT Of VOl'TIl" Several talented juvenile actors take part in 'The Heart of Youth, the new Paramount picture starring Lila Lee. which Is coming to the Alta theatre toi'ay. It l essentially a screen ro mance of young folks and the country side, and the action is spirited and MArantnff throughout. Iteuluh Marie Dix, a well known screen artist, is the authoress. Appearing in an im portant role is fifteen-year old Lewis Sargent, who has already made a name for himself as the hero of "Huckle berry Finn", a new Paramount-Art -craft picture. Cameron Coffey, also cast in a child part, is an excellent swimmer as well as actor and per forms some notable aquatic feats dur ing the course of the action. Among the "grown-ups," Tor.l Forman. the well known leading man, ptay the part opposite Miss Lee. and Charles Ogle. Guy Oliver, c.ertrude short and Sylvia Ashton are also included in the cast. Robert G. Vignola was the director. FORTY-TWO HURT WHEN SEATTLE CAR HITS POLE iiiiiiiiimiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii r I Dr K. J. York 1 WITH TERRIFIC IMPACT I SKATTL.K, Jim. 6. Forty-two men, women and girls received cut henus and broken urins and bruises when a street car left the tracks :md crashed into a telephone poU, hero today. Al vhotigh the cur was wrecked and many were pinned under the wreckage, none was killed. One unidentified v.man l;:d a fractured skull. Hnvcrat frneturtMl arms are reported among those injured but the major ity cf the paaengerti wt-r out by fly- t i tc K?b.s. Tho cur smashed nroad- itlt inio the pole. So terrffl. wan the impact that the pole w.im snapped off hurt and thu car fairly rut In two. That none Wll killed outi . ii Is coiA Itfored i riracitlnUH. Over iuo ptwtt) era were aboard. The Chlncso special. t, which, spending wars In study and re search on the merit of practlo- 2 tug hla profeanional medicines. B in enabling him to treat any 2 acute and chronic diseases very S successfully. If any one who Is S afflicted with any diseases can- not be cured call or write to 5 "i" 2 K. J. YORK CHINESE MED. CO. No. 13 N. 7th St. Walla Walla, Wash. TiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiuitiiiiiiiittiiT Dr. C. H. DAY Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Wishes to announce the opening of offices ia Rooms No. 23 end 25, Smith-Crawford Building, Pendleton, Oregon. Office phone 704 Residence phone 749R BOAT AND TRUCK CO. The Portland Flouring Mills Company IN PACIFIC COAST ELEVATOR CO. WAREHOUSE AT THOMPSON AND E. RAILROAD STREETS OPPOSITE GAS TANKS At this location a complete stock of OLYMPIC FLOUR, HAY, MILL FEED, OATS, CORN, ROLLED BARLEY, ETC. will be carried at all times. Telephone orders given prompt attention. Deliveries made to any part of city. General Storage and Forwarding Business Pacific Grain Co. Office Phone, 35 Warehouse Phone, 430 815 Main Street Now is the time to have your. Tires Half Soled Take advantage of the time while your car is tied up to have your tires Half-Soled or Repaired. Remember you have a 6000 mile puncture proof Sfuarantee with every Gates Half-Sole. AGENTS FOB FEDERAL TIRES Gertson & Marty Phone 505 639 Cottonwood St. PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 6. Organi- 4 .zation of the Inland Empire Iloat & Truck Line was announced Saturday. It will operate steamboats on the Columbia and Willamette rivers, ccn . tering the service at Portland. The date for the beginning of op j eration wan given as March 1. Captain A. 1l. Graham, long identi ! fled as a Willamette and Columbia I rivt r titamloat operator, is manager ; of the qcw comjMOty. M. E. T.ee is organic, r and U. W. Evans special representative. At the beginning, it was stated, two , vessels will be placed in service on the Columbia between Portland, I'as j co and Kennewick. Two other steam- boats will operate on the Willamette ! between Portland, Albany and Cor- . vallis. To Have Quick Circuit. A fleet of II trucks with trailers will supplement the steamboat service i it was stated, operating severally from j Corvallis, Albany, Salem and Dayton, land Including Mc.Minnvllle. Dallas : and Harrisburg in the Willamette val- ! ley service. On the Columbia, one truck circuit will Include Goldcndale, Uickleton, Kooscvelt, Arlington. Was co. Grass Valley and Moro. Another ' will include I'matilln. Pendleton. j Walla Walla, Pasco and Kennewick. i The idea is to use the trucks in de- llvering shipments from the water side to merchants, and vice versa. In carrying shipments from interior points to the river landing places. i A freight service approNlmately 10 to 20 per cent less than present rales can thus be provided, said Lee, and shippers and receivers can be assured not only of prompt handling of freight but that the goods Will be protected. Incorporation Filed Moiulay. Articles of incorporation will be filed on Monday, it was said. The in- rcornorators are J. A. Smith, president. ( and William J. Mariner, secretary of ithe Open Klver association, both or fiilliam county; E. W. Haines of Washington county. Captain A. H. Graham, M. E. Lee and M. M. Lee of : Portland. Penland Hroe. of thi city are plan ning a truck service from I'matllla to Pendleton after the highway to I'ma tllla has been improved. They are in touch with the boat and truck com pany organizers mentioned abov but have not made any definite agree ment with them. ALTA TODAY Children, 10c Adults, 25c SOUTH AMERICANS HAVE UNIQUE FORM OF GRAFT BL'ENOS AlItEH. Jan. . The tra veler abroad, particularly the Xorth American, daily runs across example of original and fearfully amazing graft. One of the simplest and most astounding exists here, and worst of all. even the natives fall for it. About nightfall between the tea and dinner hours. It is a general custom to hire a "coche" and drive about Palermo Park to look over the well- known beauty and chivalry. The car riage is i a ight in a Jam of tratltc ann an obviously otherwise employed louth sidles up to the conveyance, uses h!I of two perfectly good matches light tlf lamp or In niren nam, . the inevitable open palm the fare. The only reason tourist i oo.t old I . H. A. tome through is becue they cnnot help ... the lad's nerve, or hecatl they sre too itrprled to do anything hut p;iy. her VAUDEVILLE SKATING MACKS Sensational Skateologists THORTON SISTERS A Bit of Harmony OUTING CHESTER PICTURE INTERNATIONAL NEWS
