East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 21, 1920, DAILY EVENING EDITION, SECTION THREE, Image 16

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Newspaper Page TextTWENTY PAtJES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1920. PAGE SIXTEEN mvmwwv!ii imiiit iiimt miij urn iiiiiiimimuiuwutiiiDiJWiU) iiiiiiiiimi ALT SI-XDW AN IMV sl'OTI.H.IIT S .l FS MAS M IKSH glMlXT KOI.i: In hw new GoMyn ri tuu- wiiti the IntarMtina title t "Spotltiht H:,dte Mat. toHfjsh conns to the Alta Theatre, rieiclnnlnir S.im'ay niui the ; or the MMSW with the result that she rtar proma.- toKive jm rncommonly i-- tin-aided far and wi'le na "the saint- t 'Od aictttna of hriftetr. wie lr Mia r i Knowin. e-iur.ts are itmi 01 nei tolllvaii. a tltntd nt'wC'mT In the frinlnees for readinjr a prayer 1 rl.orua of a Broadway musical comedy while for waiting for her i",ic and t'hen with the .Avowed intention of marry- the young tellow tearn.s tnai miy i n n a millionaire and being happy over true iio is convinced of her hwh char-if! rward. She meets turn and they actor. In time he la made to know Hint It la part of the role Sadie unknow ingly plays. When he sees nor at a Wrier sin- tins gone in false message from a friend, his worst suspicions are rcai I: .ed. A powerful climax Is worked up from this point. In which Mae Marsh dlfplay. all her whimsical appeal and unfuue dramatic power. JL 9 I astimefi ARCADE Tomorrow Children 5c Adults 20c Si lew ch other, but their happiness is i: h?rt duration loaoe of thv Jeal oicv of an it her gli. Sii'iiPs sweotncjw and innwonso are notorious caf m.ioe capital 01 oy t ne mumiKtMiiom rnons to ; .ok Alta Today CHILDREN 10c ADULTS 35c Enid Bennett in Stepping Out VAUDEVILLE HOMER DENNIS Singing and Acrobatic Dancing. MARGUR1TA The Jazzy Banjo Girl. ATtCAlvE sinivw A HI) MONDAY -VTDOW ItY WITH imiozy" MAXtavwsOTB I AitK. OKI.IGHTFri. t r TVfrvnrlav' Adults 25c Children 10c J dolphZukojf rr...n 1 r . 'A. William Farnum 11 jT TINT tt I J M- re LhM ordinary Interest centers around Mnrtruret lnrk'n hitfst Para mount -Artcraft picture, "Widow by Proxy," to be shown at the Arcade lht-ntr noxt Sunday, bocauno it U the daintv star's firm vrodiution since he rominpr MNSlteMcfeM to the now Call f. rn'ft atmosphere in which she is wotkintr. MIsh Chirks former photo plays have been rondo in Now York, and it is only recently that she left the Ttietr p'difl "and Joined the colony of motion picture stars at Lxs AnKtlei. A larjre amount of that celebrated California sunshine is reflertd in "Widow By Proxy." and it is one of tbo brichtest liftht comedies in which MNM Clark has yet appeured. The lit tle favorite has the part of a pretty 'bachelor eirl." who poses as her re- 'enlly widowed chum in order to win - f.r hi the inheritance which the real j 1 ".'idow U too proud to claim. Two de- llShtful lOVQ stories are woven into the SKXNIiTTT I : p!ot. which is crowded with pleasant' IN surprises and a startling climax. It Wmm adapted from the Proadway stape j Macl( frpn ba tiling lum fiirls i The Redemption of David Carson A Play You Will Like. i SKINNAYby Briggs in "SATURDAY." A Comedy With Merit. succesa by Iho e rectod by U'al' rte U leading r. me ninr and wim dl- Ril .ml . Nlgiil Bar- ,1S . I l!.M t'dMEDY s S UIUIIHIIillllUIUIIUUMUUMIUlUUllllMIIIUlMUamitUHlllllllllllllUillUIIUIIinillUUHIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIHHIIIU nrtt corned WblOh IS Alta Sunday, Monday CHILDREN 10c ADULTS 35e I Mae Marsh 'otaonii coterie o et ii. s-en as gymn.ia le :atck! r T'imount-Sen 'tin in ,Mf's Place,' int; to the Vlta Theatre S today. They .appear h 1 iany athletic S noses, led b- totetty Harriet Hnm- 61 mond, who is P) ppoted t ' be the ib Hjstructor in a ffymnasllim run in con Si nection with Comedian Jim Finlay 5 ! fon's beauty parb-r. Charles Murrav S proprietor of a delicatessen shop, and 5j Kala Pasha, the b' fellow with the 5 whiskers and in tic- ptyttiro . a Pol- sbcvUrt leader, arc quartered in the Bjeajne i-uildlng'. I The cast includes nearly all of Mack ZZ Kf nnett's well known f unnia kers, and 3 I the action is said to be fast and furious 3 as well as abounding in unusually 3 murthful situatious. .their homo. Mr. Uankin and Arthur VMtta are Rotng into business in Pull man. Both are former ownora of tho Itond ' Auto Co, Karl About has sold 2sft acres of grating lrnd to Mrs. Stella Noble. It U ;ii .he ! ad . f pirch Creek and ad joint Mr Coble's, homestead. Willlai. Imp.itan and wifo of the Nye couaV were shopping in Pilot itock Tnupadaj . Mis Cora 'irunt, having disposed of her property in the west part of town has purchased the small oottase own ed by M. D. Orange. Misses Velma Smith and Ktlzabeth Hervoy, who have been living with Miss Grant will also move. Miss Alta noylen has begun teach ing summer school it the Fletcher echool house about is miles south of Pilot Hock. Kiie has four pupils. M rs. Fni ma Ie rs pas.sed t hrou gfl Pttol Hock Thursday enroute to Pkiah Where she will bmk after some inter Dti fn fie I.en's estate. She has been vieltlnn in Krupp, Wushirurton. Tlv- wi-ulhur in the Pilut Pock c UTilrv has changed to sni.ie rxtt-nl h one ib y. Thursdav appeared very sprang like but Friday the ground wai well covered with snow. 2 'MM rWIDOW, BY PROXY 5 I'y CWhcrine ftllla Crawford In-rs -IN- SPOTLIGHT A Story of the Chorus and Men With Money. It's a Goldwyn. P ARAMOUNT MAGAZINE KINOGRAMS VAUDEVILLE MORRISON & VANCE Talent "N'everythin' " BIRD & KEMA A Crossing Conversation. l?iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiii!:!iiiiiiiiM:H;: ill MiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiaiiiiiiiiMiiMMiiiiiiniMiiiiMiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimii IWHHIIUM1III I ARCADE Adults 35c 1 1 Children 10c A n. X f IH5TA.AP-UAL a AH."' In Addition FATTY ARBUCKLE in ' BACK STAGE' 31 (Rut Oregoninn SpeciiU. ) E. JPHUO RUCK, Feb. 21. The Pilot S rtuck (..nim'iiiity club ro.sc-umed Its SjreKular weekly mpetings Wednesday. 5 The iiiepting was held as usual In tho 5 basement of the Church of pilot ilork. ! The needle work committee had S charge of this meeting and many S pieces of needle work were displayed. sj Among the pieces shown were some Mexican needle worked doilies, which 5 Mrs. W. O. Staver brought from Old 3 Mexico several years ago. The only Sinew committee appointed was the sick H1 committee. The ladies of the health Ei committee will entertain next week. El The club planned for a Year Hook and S aeelded to have It printed soon. A great improvement is being made Ein the roads In Pilot Hock. The road Si supervisor, Thomas Jacques and A. E. El Hutchinson are at present dragging 1 the main streets. g Carl & Stewart, lineman for the E Independent Telephone Co., received E Lb telegram Thursday telling of tho 2' death of h!s eldest sister, Mrs. A. 1 25 Meith of Cairo. Nebraska, who had Ei been 111 with "flu." Mr. Stewart left E on Thursday for Cairo and while In S Nebraska will spend a few days at th" 51 home of his brother, In North Platte. E joe Kapp of Nye visited in Pilot Roeh Thursday. SI Thw week W, T. Kid well purchased Ei the five room bungalow of Miss "mi i S-'orant. Mr. Kidwell and his family laWUHllHIHIiltlllillillllllllllimllUHiHIIH will take possession about March-1 " . and intends to build a fence gjhout the yard and also put In a lWn. .sine" Mr. Kidnell and his family have mov. ed to Pilot Rock from their ranch SI they have been living In the Dav Sj Wrlfrht residence. El Mrs. George Hunter of Pendleton and Mrs. William I-eathers of Her- - Iston are visiting at the home ol Si Mr. and Mrs. James Whlftaker. The El ladies will probably remain until Sat 5j urday and also visit at the C. A, Coop Si er home. Mrs. T. 1'. Edwards of Pendleton SI was a guest at the home of her sister 5' Mrs. Morgan O. Edwards between Sj trains on Wednesday. Mrs. T. P. fl S wards has recently moved to Pendle- Si tr.n from Pilot TtoCk. E Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Fletcher of Pine S Grove, wore visitors In Pilot Itock S Wednesday. S Mrs. AI Palcorn of Caldwell. Idaho, 5 will soon leave for Hnt lke, Oregon, SI where she will remain a few weeks for her health. Ijiter Mrs. Balcnm ac S compained by her husband and daugh S ter Mka Haml will visit at the home of S Mrs P.itrlck Cassldy near Pilot Rock. S Mrs cas-ldy is a daughter of Mr. and S Mrs. Ttaleom. H T. S Gibson was a business visitor gilr Pilot Back Wednesday. E A. O. Bucholts a prominent slock raiser of Southern Vmatilla County. S wa, a visitor In this city Thursday. The board of directors of the Pilot sjliock grammar school, havo accepted E t',e MUrnaMon of the primary tea. her. E Miss Kdith Wanke. Miss Wanlie will S ntinue teseh until February 27, Eland then will leave for her homo In Ei Oregon Clly. This Is Mia Wanke s S third ve.ir In the Pilot Hock schools. Mr nn.l Mrs. Enrl P.-inKIn, and two children are visiting at. the homo of Mrs. Rankin', parenls, Mr. and Mrs. S.Thomas Jaooues here. Mr. Ran Kin and his family have been visiting rein- lives in Medford. but nro now on In. r COHllI aaMnan Welt', Ohio: "An tagonism of railroads toward the de elopmenl of water transportation la ilndering the growth and prosuerity of the country, and the lowering of tlie coat of living essentials." l in-lit. no iiMwi.- f i.i l,v w nl:rv I ovarii. S It was night! The house fairly reeked of ances- i tors. The youthful little "widow," in her nightie, S was prowling among the heirlooms. She was an imposter. She was also in love. She I shuddered to think if HE caught her He DID catch I her' Yet things soon brightened, for her "dead hus- I band" arrived, and she went right ahead and mar- E ried. , " I Astonishing?!!? Simply scandalous till you E understand it. Come! 1 Addition "PRIZMA," the FVtvin- I Beautiful, 1 Pathe News Late World Happenings. uuiiiiniiiuiiiiiiiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiR : : . - . . . - If niiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiimuiuiuiiiiuiiiiiiiiiii2 REMEMBER! MILK CRUST ON BABY'S M OveraYe?.-, Ii Fmi circ-ly Slept, C t : rt ': :s. "Baby's crust for c wt l v ; t iil Of milk j. t. ii t - j-an in p: ad, . J vQeu she v ju'.d . Lrr tct ihcy ran tUf'r.htT.icrn.ing a crust. Sh.- s.- ,ri'v ; l.'i t. and Sr" her hair heca 11 dry. " 1 triej everything but found Cuticura Soap and Oir tmcnt wa& just the thing fcr her hed, and when 1 had used two cal- cf Cuti cttt Soap nnd two boxes ol C .ticuia Q:ptment eh'ewas heulcd." . .. .d, Mrs. K. H. Wilklns, 37 No. Howe 3t-.Ft. Collins, Colo., Sept. 22, 1319. Why not prevent these! . ::ng skin troubles by miking Oaicura your every-day toi.'tt and nursery soap aided by touches of Or. .t now and then, to rrrrr : the firt nignsof pimples, raahesa' .: niiriift. Cuticuro Talcum is a cc o .1 1 inj, dusting powder o: ftisci&Mtag fragrance. The Cutioura Toilet Trio, I Scap.Ointment anH'TaJcum. pi , ' I luiiritaiiis skin purity, comfn; Si Mi. Sample Each Froe hy Ma I "Cuticura. Dept. P., Maiden." 1 ftb vL ' JVrr. 25 cents ' h. Ta"Cutieura 3op el'.emj w;'S' " r- FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS, i FEBRUARY 20 AND 21 OREGON THEATRE j Fred Siege! Stock Co. I PRESENTS The Brat NEW YORK'S MOST SENS ATI ON XL COMEDYHIT A STOCK. COMPANY AND A PLAY WQRTH WHILE ASK THOSE WHOHAVE SEEN THIS COMPANY SEATS NOW ON SALE AT PRICES 35c-50c-75c YOU CAN'T BEAT IT '"OWJI.AH .OR CtKtKATIOI s J A Propavatlerv erf COMPOUND COPAIBA and CUBEBS AT YOU R DRUGGIST I A.k tor Y MAMS OHLY.voM SubituTloi. NCVTK! THIS I'l.W HAS ltltKi: Alit RfcOORDfl I oil ATTENI) wci: TIIIt(HiHOi:T THJ-: INTTICK .STATF.S I'OSITIVKIjY pifre mn ix lf NI.I.ITON t.t.T TltE II MtIT POIilATW Till; CROWT (H 1,1, MISS IT ir vnr miss it MITE! VOC NOT OMiV sfk Tin: itii.vr HI T VOI' IIKAR inot Fiwv auura AM) VOf WHitl SIIHIHK with iir;iiT:ii owe vorit SI : ATS JXVItl.V AM, AVOII IMSAl'I'OIXTM EXT. YDl IJi MISS IT VOt' MISS IT. ATTRACTION way to Pullman, Waahlnfton to tnaka Whitman Sampler For llio lorr of eo1 rnly. Called aamplan beoatmo In olil ;n time, aamploa allowed the bent In needlework and de.lirn. hi. modern Sampler ahowa the bent In chocolate and con fection. VVe art headiiiarlcr. fir Ihe saiiiph-r and the whole CVhltnmn line. Tallman & Company I. (vllliK I irllKKirta 11lllllllllil1IIIIIMlllllllll1llllllllllllllllllMi:illllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIMIMI!lll I OREGON T11EATRK WEDNESDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 2TH WALKER WIS iris I ROBERT LOUIS STCVENsM. i"-ii-i.iimo ROMANCE MALTED. B4MMtAe' 1MIH I:s ITMIH. 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