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DAILY EAST 0REG0N1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1920.
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aches, Load aches and dizzy spells.
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tic today, "to hear some on speak
of an actor or actress Ulmperamt?nt. i
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should a player have outburst! of tern,
ptrament any more than a lawyer,
doctor, artist or any other profession
al?, Why is It necessary for them to
give vent to these exhibition of the
eccentricity of genius any moro than it
is for a rook or a chambermaid to
have similnr outbursts,
"To my niimt temperament means
temper nothing more, and I woul-1
I lunh to have any one accuse ma of
being temperamental. Although you
could not set tholn to admit it, tern
perumet.t has been the ruination of
many prominent stars in the theatrical
world. I recall one case off hand of
one of the most prominent donnas the
musical comedy stage possessed a fetv
years ago, who through this bo called
temperament lost her popularity with
theatre goers to such an extent that
she was finally forced to appear In it
cabaret in order to obtain a livelihood.
She lcaltxed her mistake and finally
re-established herself In the public's
good Braces and now after wasting
reveral years of her life, she Is gradu
ally refraining her popularity.
"As for me I am too bus to give
vent to temperament even if T had the
desire. To me work Is the surest ore.
ventative tor this dread malady and
I so In for this cure." . .
CAR TO RIVER GRAVE
PORTLAND, Oct. 19. (U.'p.)
Five men were plunged to death Sun
day night when an automobile In which
they were driving pitched down a 40
foot embankment into the Sohdy river
east of Portland. Two occupants of
the car, C. Concannon and H. C.
Coup, escaped, being thrown , out of
the car. Concannon, however, had to
rwim to safety. All seven had been
drinking.
The automobile left the pavement
when the driver, Richard Mclntoch,
sudder ly attempted to pass a machine
stalled In a dense fog. No bodies have
been recovered. It Is believed they
are pinne under the machine at the
bottom of the river. Besides. Mcin
tosh the drowned are W. McDonald.
Walter McDonald, Alex McDonald and
Edwa.d Harty. Jr., al! of Portland.
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panies to afford relief In the Cuban
financial stringency.
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Adults, 20c
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NOTICES
H. 8. McKENZlE, H. D.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Office:
10-11-12 Bond Building
'; Pendleton, Ore.
KM'XTION Ntyricii 1
Notice la hereby given that at the
General Klectton to be held In The
City of Pendleton on November 2nd,
19a0. there will be submitted to tne
votera of The City of Pendleton, for
their approval or rejection the follow
ing proposed amendment to the Char
ter of The City of Pendleton:
A BILL
To propose by Initiative petition an
Act -to amend the Charter or me
City of Tendleton, Umatilla County,
Oregon, by amending Section 11 of
Article 10 of said Charter, to au
thorize and empower the Whter
Commission to Issue water scrip for
the extension and betterment of the
water system, and, for the payment
of salaries and expenses, and furth
er providing that the water scrip
outstanding at any time shall not
exceed thu sum of 25,000.0O, and
firing the rate of Interest, on said
scrip at six per cent per annum
from the date of Issue until the same
be oalled for payment by the Water
Commission.
Re It Eaitol by U People of tne
Cltr of Pendleton:
Tim People of the Oit j of Pendleton
IK) ordain as FXiUows:
That Section 11 of Article X t he
Charter of the City ! of Pendleton
fTmatllla County. Oregon, shall . be
amended to read as follows
Section 11. The commission snail
have power end authority to Issue wa
ter scrip for extension and betterment
of the water system of the City of
Pendleton, and or the payment of sal
aries and expanses of the commission
and for any other purpose, provided
that water scrip outstanding at any
tlme shall not exceed the sum of
twenty-five Thousand Dollars; such
'scrip fhall bear Interest at the rate of
six per cent per annum from the date
thdreof until the som shs'.l Us called
for payment by the- water .commis
sion. Vhe following Is the number and
form In which the foregoing question
will be printed on the official ballot.
PROPOSED Br INITIATIVE
PETITION.
Charter Amendment to Incrcsae
Amount of Water Scrip.
The purpose la to permit the Water
Commission of The City of I'endicton,
Oreston. to Increase the amount of
water scrip Issued so the amount out
standing shall never exceed Twenty-
five Thousand Dollars and fixing six
per cent merest thereon from
date of Issuance, for purpose of pay.
ing salaries, expenses,
bettering the water . system
define the powers thereof, approved Section 1. The City of Pendleton
February 5, 1S.H5, and nn act entitled, jshnll have power to Incur nn lndebt
An Act to Incorporate the Town of ednesa In the sunt of J8.0UO.OO for
Pendleton, in Umatilla County, and to purk pui-pom In addition to the
define tho powers thereof,' approved $85,000 Indebtedness propovlded for
February 15 1899," as proposed by in Subdivision S of Keo. 1 snd In ad
Initiative petition and adopted by the dltlon to H,000.0n provided for In an
people of the City of Pendleton by s Umeni,nent to said section proposed
majority of the votes cast thereon at by Initiative petition for the purchase
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a special election held on tho iHt day
of July, 1907, be and the same are
hereby amended to road as follows:
Section 1. The City of Pendleton
shall have power to Incur an Indent
edness in the sum of H,000.00 for tlif
nurchaso of a fire engine and truck
In addition to the $85,000.00 Indebted
ness provided for la subdivision 6 of
Section 1 o' Ankie 1 of the Charter
of The City of Pendleton
Section 10. Tire City of Tendleton
shall have the power and lt Is hereby
authorized to Issue, sell and dispose of
negotiable bonds with Interest cou
pons attached for the purpose of pur
chasing a fire engine and truck, for
tho use of, the Pendleton Fire Depurt
mcnt end for such purpose suld city la
hereby authorized to Incur an Indebt
edness not exceeding $14,ufl0 In addt
tlon to the present general bonded In
dobtedtifss of said city,' the bonds is
sued under tne provisions ot ims p;
tlon to he known rs "Genertl Indebt
edness Bonds, Series B" and those
words shall be wrrltten, stamped,
printed or engraven thereon, said
bonds shall be U umbered Consecutive
ly commencing with No. 1, and If the
whole amount of said bonds suthorlx
ed by this section to be Issued shall not
be Issued at the same time, any sub
sequent issue shall be nm-hered com
menclng with the number next follow
Ing t,a last number used In the next
preceding lsstio ot said bonds,
The following Is the number and
form In which the foregoing qpwtlon
will he printed on the official ballot:
PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE
PETITION.
Charter Amendment to. Increase Gon
eral Indebtedness.
Its purpose Is to Increase general In
debtedness of The City of Peidleton
Oregon, Fourteen Thousand Dollars to
purchase a fire engine and truck snd
to Issue negotiable bonds therefor.
of fire engine and truck If ' said last
proposed amendment shall be enacted
by the people.
Section 10 The City of Tendleton
shall havs power and Is hereby au
thorised to Issue, sell and dispose of
negotiable bonds with Interest cou
pons attached, for the purpose of pur
chasing Week (t of the lteaervstlon
Addition to the town (now city) of
Pendleton. Oreunn. for Mirk purposes
for the use of stld city, and for such
purpose said cl'y Ii hereby authorised
to Incur an Indebtednens not exceed
ing the sum ot I80O0 In addition to
all other bonded Indebtedesn of said
city heretofore authorized by law and
in addition to $14,000 general indebt
edness bonds proposed by Initiative
petition for the purchase or fire en
gine a id truck, if said measure shall
bo enacted by the people. Tne Bonds
Issued under the provisions of this seo-
tloi shall he known as "(lenernl In
debtedness Monds, Series C" snd those
words shall b written, stamped,
printed or engraven thereon, snd satd
bonds shall be numbered consecutively
commencing with No, 1, snd If ths
whole amount of said bonds author lied
by this section shall not be Issued at
the same time any subsequent isa-s
hall be numbered with the next num.
ber followli'tt the last number used In
the preeedii.f lst'ie of' such bonds.
Thj following Is the number ana
form In which the foregoing question
will be printed on the official bsllotj
PKOPOSKO BI INITIATIVE
PETITION, ,
Charter Anu-mhiictit to Idesxausj pen
eral Indebtedness,
Its purpose Is to Increase general
Indebtedness of The City of Pendleton,
Oregon, Eight Thousand Dollars for
park purposes to purchase Block Sixty
One of the Reservation Addition tu
Pendleton; said smount to be In sd-
snd to amend Section One and Section dltlon to Eighty-Five T!iousandvDol-
Ten of Article Twelve of the Charter
of said city for said purpose.
403 Yes
403 ?To
amending Section Eleven of Article
Ten of the Charter of The City of Pen
dleton,
Vote YJES or NO
There will also be submitted at ssld
election to the local voters of the said
extending and citv for their approval or rejection the
and lowing proposed amendment to the
lars, provided for In saia charter, ana
Fourteen Thousand Dollars to pur-
Voto'yF.S or XO chase fire engine snd truck proposed
by initiative, if said measure is en
acts by the people, and to Issue ne
gotiable bonds therefor, and to amend
.Sections One and Ten of Article Twelve)
of the Charter of said city for said
purpose
. Vote YES or XO
400 Yes
401 No
The YES GIRL Who Surrounded by Luxury Whose
Every Whim Was Satisfied Succumbed to the Flattery
of & Parasite Passionately Murmuring, "YES."
- Directed by William Neill
fforroa Tlmade M the "Y$ GIJU.' U a charming;,,,,',
ii Sinner.
WATIRST NATIONAL" ATTlSACTtQN 1 --
YES GIRLS AND NO GIRLS
The NO GIRL Who Burdened With Poverty joutrht
y mi rtu iier oireugin to jeep jniaci we Altar rieage to
Honor, Crying, "No!"
Her Splendid Portrayal stf-Two Such Types it Thrillinf
,; j to Lorers of Consumnte Artistry. ' ; .
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MOVIE MADNESS ,
There will also be submitted to the
legal voters of said city at said elec
tion for their approval or rejection the
following proposed amendment to the
Charter of The City of Pendleton:
A BILL
To propose by Initiative Petition an
act to amend Sections, 1 and 10 of
Article 12 of an act of the Legislative
Assembly of the State of Oregon, en
titled "An Act to incorporate The City
of Pendleton, in Umatilla County, and
to define the powers thereof and re
peal an act entitled. An Act to Incor
porate tho City of Pendleton, in Uma
tilla County, and to define the powers
thereof, and to repeal an act entitled.
An Act to incorporate the Town of
Pendleton, Umatilla County, Oregon,
approved October 2&. 1880, and an Act
entitled. An Act to incorporate tho
Town of Pendleton, in Umatilla Coun
ty, and to define the powers thereof,
approved February 5, 1885, an act
entitled An Act to Inenrpn.-tc the
Town of Pendleton, In Umallla Coun
ty, and to defins the powers thereof,
approved February 2), 1887, filed in
the office of the Secretary of State,
February 20, 1889, and ail acts amend
atory thereof," aproved February 15
1899, as amended by an act entitled
'An Act to amend Article 1! of an act
of the Legislative Assembly of th
State of Oregon, entitled 'An Act to in
corporate The City of Pendleton in
Umatilla County.'and to define the
powers thereof, and repeal an act en
tltj An Act to incorporate the Cit
of Pendleton, in Umatilla County and
to aetlne the powers thereof, and to
repeal an act entitled, An Act to incor
porate the Town of Pendleton, Umatil
la County,- Oregon, aproved October
25, 1880. and an act entitled, An Act
to incorporate the Town of Pendleton.
In Umatilla Counay, and to define tho
powers thereof, approved February
issu, and an act entitled An Act to
Incorporate the Town of Pendleton, In
Umatilla County, and to doflne the
powers thereof, approved February
at, 1887, rued in the office of the Sec
retary of State, February 20, 1889, and
an acis amendatory thereof,' approv
ea February 15, 1899" as proposed by
Initiative Petition and adopted by the
people of the City of Pendleton by a
majority of the votes cast thereon at
a special City election held on the 1st
day of July, 1907.
lie It Enacted by tho People of the
City of Pendleton:
Tho People of the City of Pendlofon
J) Ordain as follows:
section l. That Sees. 1 and 10 of
Article 12 of an act of the Legislative
Assembly of the State of Oregon, en,
ltled, "An Act to incorporate The
;ity of Pendleton, In Umatilla Countv.
and ).o define the powers thereof, and
epeai an act entitled. An Act to in
corporate The City of Pendleton, In
umatnia county, and to define the
powers thereof, and to repeal an act
entitled, An Act to Incorporate the
lown ot Pendleton, Umatilla County,
uregon, approved October 25, 1SS0,
ana an act entitled An Act to Incor
porate the Town of Pendleton, in Uma
tilla county, and to doflne the powers
cnereoi, approved Jfebruary 6. 188S
and an act entitled An Act to Incor
porate the Town of Pendleton, In Uma
tilla county, and to define the powers
tnereoi, approved February 21. 1887
filed in the office of the Secretary of
State, February 20, 1889. and all acts
amendatcry thereof", approved B'eb
ruary 16, 1899, as amended bv an atrt
entitien, "An Act to amend Article 12
of an act of the Legislative Assembly
ot mo state or uregon, entitled 'An
Act to incorporate The City of Pendle
ton, In Umatilla County, and to define
the powers thereof, and repeal an act
entitled. An Act to incorporate The
City of Pendleton, In Umatilla County,
and to define the powers thereof, and
to repeal an act entitled, An Act to In
corporate the Town of Pendleton.
Umatilla. County, Oregon, annroved
October?!- 1880 ,and an act entitled
an Act to incorporate
City f barter ot said Cl'y
A BILL
To propose by Initiative Petition an
act to amend Sections 1 and 10 of
Article 12 of an act of the Legislative
Assembly of the State of Oregon, en
titled "An Act to Incorporate The City
of Pendleton, In Umatilla County, and
to define the powers thereof and re
peal an act entitled. An Act to Incor
porate the City of Pendloton, r. Uma
tl'la County, and to define the powers
thereof, and to repeal an act entitled.
An Act to incorporate the Town of
Pendleton, Umatilla County, Oregon,
approved October 25, 1880, and an act
entitled, An Act to Incorporate the
Town of Pendleton, In Umatilla Coun
ty, andto defire the powers thereof,
npproved February 5, 1885, and an act
entitled, An Act to incorporate the
Town of Pendleton, In Umatilla Coun
ty, and to define the powers thereof,
approved February 21, 18S7, filed in
the office ot Ce Secretary of State.
j February 20, 1819, and all acts amend
atory thereof, approved February 15,
1899, as amended by an art entitled
"An Act to amend Articlo 12 of nn act
of tho Legislative. Assembly o the
State of Oregon, entitled An Act to In
corporate The City of Pendleton In
Umatilla County, and to define tho
powers thereof, and repeal an act en
titled An Act to incorporate the City
of Pendleton, In Umatilla County and
to define the powers thereof, and to
repeal an act entitled, An act to Incor
porate the Town of Pendleton, Uma
tilla County, Oregon, approved October
25, 1S80, and an act entitled An Act
to Incorporate the Town of Pendleton.
In Umatilla County, and to define the
powers thereof, approved February G,
1885, and an act entitled An Act to. in
corporate the Town of Pendleton, In
Umatilla County and to dofine th
powers thereof, approved February 21
1887, filed In the office of the fiocre
tary of State, February 20, 1889, and
all acts amendatory thereof, approved
February 15,-1899, aa proposed
Initiative Petition and adopted by the
people of the City of Pendleton by
majority of the votes cast thereon at
a special City election held on the 1st
day or July, 1907.
He) It HCnaclcd by tho Fcuple of tlio
City of Pendleton: 1
Tli People of tho City of Pendleton
1K OrtfcUn As Follows
Section 1. That Sees. 1 and 10 of
Article 12 of an act of the Legislative
Assembly of the State of Oregon, en
titled "An Act to Incorporate The City
of Pendleton, in Umatilla County, and
to aeiine tne powers thereof, and re
peal an act entitled, An Act to Incor
porate The City of Pendleton, in Uma
tilla County ,and to define the powers
tnereor, and to repeal an act entitled,
An Act to Incorporate the Town of
Pendleton Umatilla County, Oregon,
approved October 25, 1880, and an act
entitled An Act to Incorporate the
Town Pendleton, In Umatilla Coun
ty, and to define the powers thereof,
approves reoruary 6, 1885, and an
act entitled An Act to Incorporate the
Town of Pendleton, in Umatilla Conn
ty, and to define the powers thereof.
approved February 21, 1887, fllod in
tne office or the Secretary of State,
reoruary 20, 1889, and all acts
amendatory thereof", approved Feb
ruary 15, 1899, as amended by an act
entitled, "An Act to amend Article II
of an act of the Legislative Assomblv
01 tne Mate of Oregon, entitled 'An
Act to Incorporate The City of Pen
dleton, in Umatilla County, and tn 1b
fine the powers thereof, and reneal nn
act entitled; An Act to incorporate The
isty of Pendleton, in Umatilla Countv.
mm to aenno tne powers thereof, and
to repeal an act entitled, An Act to In
corporate the Town of Pendleton
umaiuia wounty, Oregon, approvod
ucioDor zo, 1880. and an act entitled
n iici to incorporate the Town of
'ennieion. In Umatilla Countv. and n
define the powers thereof, annrovsd
reoruary o 1885, and an act entitled
vu jiki to incorporate the Town f
renoicion, In UmatI a Countv an
define the powers thereof.1 annmv
February ID. 1899," as' proposed . -by
initiative petition and adonted h
people of the City of Pendleton by a
majority of the votes cast thereon at a
li-watrejMHOB neld tm-the lstrdnvi
ivvi, oe and the same
404 Ye
ins No
Dated at Perdleton, Oregon, this
5th day of October, 1J0.
THOS. FITZ GERALD.
City Keoorder.
Notice of Illds for tho Construction ot
Crotisnnllu
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received at the office of
the City Itecorder tn the City of Pen
dleton, Oregon, up' to i o'clock p. m.
on October 20th. 1920, for the con
struction of 14 Crosswalks tn ths City
ot Pendleton as follows:
Ono Crosswalk on Railroad Street
cn the west line of Chestnut Street.
One Crosswalk on Railroad Street
on the west line of LUIeth Street.''
One Crosswalk on Railroad Street
on the west side of Aura Street.
Ono Crosswalk on Aura Street OO
the south line of Itluft Street-
One Crosswalk on Illtift Street oa
the west line of Aura Street.
Ono Crosswalk on Tustln Street en
the west line of Coable Street.
One Crosswalk on Aura Street on
the south line of Tustln Street.
One Crosswulk on Tustln Street on
the cast Una of Aura Street, '
One Crosswalk on' Tustln Street on
tho west line of Willow Street. '
One Crosswalk on Calvin Street on
the south line of Railroad Street.
One Crosswalk on Lewis Street, on
the west line of Jeff Iavl Street.
One Crosswalk on Jeff Davis Street
on the north line ot Lewis Street.
Ono Crosswalk on Beauregard
Street on the south tins of Lewis
Street,
One Crosswalk on Lewis Street on
the east line of Beauregard Street,
Kach bid must be accompanied' by
a certified check made payable to ths
order of the Mayor of the City of Pen
dloton In the sum of 10 per cent of the
amount of the bid, to be returned to
the bidder if unsuccessful and to bs
forfeited If the bid Is accepted and
the bidder falls to enter Into a contract
In accordance with tho terms ot his
said bid. . The Common Council re
serves the right tn reject any and all
bids at its pleasure. . , 1
Dated this 7th. day ot October, 1920.
THOa FITZ OKHALD,
City Recorder.
Xotloo of Illils for Repair and Faint
ing of Lew Street Bridge
Notice Is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received at the office of
the City Recorder In the City of Pen
dleton up to Oct. 20th. 1920 at 5 o'
clock p. m. for the repairing and
painting of the south half of tho )s
Street Uridge, each bid must be ac
companied by a eertlfled check. ot
10 per cent of the smount bid, as an
evidence of good faith made payable
to the order of the Mayor of Tho City
of Pendleton, to be returned to the
bidder If unsuccessful, and to be for
feited If bid is accepted and the bid
der falls to enter Into a contract in
accordance with tho terms of his said
bid, The Common Council reserves
the right to reject any and all bids at
Its peasure, "'' ,
Dated this 7th day of October 192i
THO8, FITZ GERALD.
City Recorder.
DR. C. H. DAY .
. Physician and Surgeon ,t ,
Osteopath
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the Town of of July.
Pendleton, i8 Umatilla County and tojuereby smtqded to re ttg pilots;
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