DAILY EAST QREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, , . TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMPER 28, 1920.
TWELVE PAGES
iT THE THEATRES
nCAUK TfljAY
The Arcade Theatre announces for
today, the I'niverHal's new produc
', '"His livroed Wife," with
Monroe nsllsbury In the leading role.
,,' "Ills Diverted Wife" lit from the
fen of Rimer Elliott Peake, and was
produced by Universal under the direc
tion of Douglas Oerrard. It is a story
til the Kentucky Mountains and will
be remembered by many readers ax a
magaxlne story under the title of "An
Altar on Little Thunder."
, In the character of Ash Whipple, a
young and rugred mountaineer who
prides himself on tlar knowledxe thai
lie Is the best blacksmith In the coun
try, Monroe Salisbury has onevf those
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A new dramatic rendering of the
eternal triangle with a gripping
climax and a heart-satisfying ending.
NOW PLAYING.
Christie Cometty TWAS MIDNIGHT! .
Vlrle roles that have market his
career on the .screen, and which his
rollovers have come to expect from
him.
Love, jealousy, revenge and forgive
ness, four of the pundamental human
emotions, are the predominating mo
tives that actuta the character in
"His Divorced Wife," according to the
advance notices of the production.
Salisbury is surrounded In this pro
duction by Charles West, Charles L
Moyne, Alfred Allen, Alice Elliot, Ray
mond Gallaher and Mickey Moore, a
child actor who has appeared In many
of Salisbury's previous successes.
ALT A TODAY
SI WISS TO THK PHOTOr,A,Y
"Out of the Storm," adapted from
Gertrude Athertan's "The Tover of
Ivory." is the latest release of the
Goldwyn Eminent Authors produc
tions. Mrs. Atherton holds the en
viable position of one of the foremost
woman writers of contemporary fic
tion. She has studied the photoplay
industry seriously and the result was
her willingness to give her works to
the Goldwyn Pictures Corporation for
adaption .to the motion pictures. She
recognixed their possibilities and is
now willing to devote some of ier busy
time furthering the development of
this new branch of hostrionic art.
Mrs. Atherton made a long and
Cfereful study of the motion picture
industry before throwing her hat into
the ring.
She has watched with keen Interest
the reproductions of scores which the
Goldwyn Pictures Corporation have
made of the novels adapted to the
photoplay, and has enthusiastically
joined forces with the Eminent
Authors to have her stories adapted
by the Goldwyn Pictures Corporation
to the screen. She is delighted with
her new connections, because she feels
that in this way she can reach more
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Stone walls iron bars
confine bis body yet
bis spirit wanders free
Taking upon himself an
other's crime only to
shield bis wife while
fclie and the guilty man
seek happiness together.
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Beautiful Women
of Soclety.duringthepast
seventy years have relied
upon it (or their tlistln-
ulshed appearance. 1 nc
ft, refined, pearly
white complexion It
render Instantly, is
always the source of
flattering comment.
people of all classes and stations in
life.
Mrs. Atherton is a confessed cos
mopolite and her stories jake you
through the most picturesque parts of
the United States, through Germany,
through France, and give the director
anq excellent opportunity to make his
picture beautiful as well as Interesting
and what audience can resist a com
bination of beauty and interest?
Mrs. Atherton is a firm believer In
the eventual supremacy of the photo
play and is enthusiastically doing her
bit towards bringing this day near,
by contributing her best stories and by
selecting Goldwyn's as the medium
through which the bring before the
public's notice all the beauty and in
terest contained in her novels.
Her latest contribution is "Out of
the Storm," which can be seen at the
Alta Theatre, for 2 days commencing
today.
MANY FINE EXHIBITS
ARE SEEN AT BOARDMAN
(East Oregonlan Special.)
BOARDtMAX. Sept, 28, t The
Boardman fair held Thursday brought
out a very complete exhibit of the
products of the district. A special fea
ture as the general exhibit of pro
ducts the first year from sage brush
by Mr, and Mrs. A. . Larsen of the
East Side. Their exhibit showed 31
items: Siberian millet, potatoes,
squash, Yakima pink beans, Kentucky
wonder beans, sorghum cane, syrup
fro msame- syrup from sugar beets,
cabbage, watermelons, muskmelons,
yellow dent corn, onions, corn on
stalk, half long carrots. White Bel
gian carrots, peppers, tomatoes, pars
nips, canned sweet corn, peanuts, can
ned beets, hairy vetch, cosmos, sweet
peas, rhubarb Canadian field peas,
Garvancer peas, golden glows cucum-
ber pickles.
I The complete list of winners of first
places follows:
Canned vegetables, Mrs. DUlabaugh;
canned fruit, Mrs. Crawford; jelly,
Mrs. Mitchell; preserves, .Mrs. Craw
ford;' honey, C. Hango; hand made
dress, Dorothy Boardman; hand made
apron, Caryl Signs; dub seing No. 1,
Louise Klages; club sewing No. 2,
katherine Brown; Crochet work, Mrs.
Chas. Miser; sofa pillow, Mrs. Chas.
Xizer; best display, Mrs. Glenn Mitch
ell; special exhibit home work, Mrs.
Crawford; embroidery, Mrs, Glenn
Mitchell.
Agriculture RxnJblt.
Best display, A. L. Larson; best 10
ears corn, A. L. Anderson; watermel
on, Mr. Crawford; musk melon, I.
Skoubo; squash, M. R. Hatch; pump
kin, Fid McClellan; potatoes, A. Skou
bo; tomatoes, A. I Larsen; beets, C.
White; carrots, I. Skoubo; onions, C.
HH. DUlabaugh; six stalks corn, A. I
Larson; best 10 ears corn, Norman
Hein; muskmelon, Hobt. Partlow
pumpkin, Ed McClellan; squash, Alvie
Mefford; tomatoes, Robt. ' Partlow
potatoes Carl Ayers; carrots, Robt.
Partlow; beets, Alvic Mefford: onions,
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"OUT OF
ADAPTED FROM "THE TOWER OF
A TERRIFIC STORM 7 '
A THRILLING FIGHT FOR LIFE
FIVE YEARS' SILENCE
LIFE LOVE
BARBARA CASTLETON, JOHN BOWERS, SYDNEY AINSWORTH, DORIS
Comedy Bringing Up Father
JIGGS IN SOCIETY
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everywhere at a lower rrice than in 1910---and
. what is more to the point in this comparison,
Goodrich Tires in 1920 give on the average nearly
double the number of miles per tire." "
The Goodrich "i adjustment basis of 8,000 miles
1 for Silvertowns and 6,000 miles for Fabrics at
today's prices give motorists twice the mileage at
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SOLD
Alvic Mefford; six stalks corn, Alvlo
Mefford. ,
Poultry Exhibit of Club Work
Best pen W. Leghorns, Bernard Signs;
best trio W. Jjeghorns, Bernard Signs;
Best Club No. 1, Bernard Signs; best
trio It. I. R., Sophie Mefford; best
trio each geese, ducks, turkeys, Earl
OlBon; best trio W. Minorcas, Russell
Mefford. i
Adtdt Exhibit.
Best trio R. I. R., Paul Smith; best
trio W. Leghorns, Mrs. A. P. Ayers;
best sheep. D. Johnson; best Jersey
calf, . Johnson; best Holstein calf,
Weldon Ayers; best heifer calf, Carl
Ayers best sow and pigs, Carl Ayers;
Best general pig exhibit, C. H. DUla
baugh; best cow, M. K. Flickenger;
best horse, M. K. Flickenger.
Baby Show Classl Under 18 Months.
First prize, Mrs. Price Dillabaugh's
baby; second prize, Mrs. D. 33 Har
per's baby; third prize, Mrs. W. O.
King's baby.
Class 2, between 18 months and three
yearsi
First prize, Mrs. Bert Richardson's
baby; second prize, Mrs. B. M. Mul
key's baby; ' third prize, Mrs, Lee
Meade's baby.
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MAC SWINEY AVERTED
LONDON, Sept. 28. (U. P.) Lord
Mayor MacSwiney was weaker today
than at any time heretofore, as he be
gan his forty-sixth day of fasting in
Brixton prison.
Police claimed to have nipped a plot
for a serious demonstration in his be
half. Kenny Symmington was arrest
ed near the orison one a charge of
possessing weapons .and
erature.
seditious lit -
ALASKAX MCESl'M COCMWjKTKD
JUNBAXT, Alaska, Sept. 28. (A. P.)
Alaska's first museum is being com-,
pleted here to house several thousand
articles from all parts of the terri
tory. One big exhibit to be brought
to the museum from Washington, D.
C, was on display at the, St. Louis
World's Fair. Another exhibit, to be
loaned to the museum by Dr. naniei
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complete collection of Ekklmo curios
in existence. The terrl torlal govern
ment is building the museum.
WILL TRY TO BRING
REPEAL OF MERCHANT
MARINE BILL SOON
MANILA, P. I., Sept.' 28, -Stays to
bring about repeal of the section of
the merchant marine bill makinir
American coastwise navigation laws
applicable to the Philippines are to be
taken by the council of state of the
Philippines, Manuel L. Quezon, prsi-
jdent of the Philippine senate has an
nounced. ' - .
"We should make a campaign In
the Unitdd States and in the islands
to have the law repealed" Quezon said.
"The campaign should be conducted
in the Philippines so people may know
first, that the law will deprive our leg-.
Islature of the right to legislate inter
island shipping and, second, that a
monopoly of our overseas- trade by
American shipping, which will follow
the bill, will- barm us.
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STORM
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protest to the American people so they
can take the proper remedy." '-
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. OOVRLKNIUE VS. WILLIAMS i
I CLEVELAND, Sept, 28. CU. P.)4-
The flal game of the "crucial serf,
ics" Di-tween the Indians and White
Sox In the fitrhl for the American )es
gue pennant opened with Stanley OO
velcsklo t.ttio.'tig Lefty Williams. i
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