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1 J- AGE EIGHT win DAILV EAST OUEG0N1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 102i. TEN PAGES ALT. TODAY Children, 10c Adults, 40c VAUDEVILLE I t w 1 h PASTIMK TODAY "TIIK ItlKtMUt ;" AT Till: TAsTIMi; Tlli:TliK TOHAY Hoy Hunt. Ilnco Uallin wns especial ly vniiiiprtl ( tkwiirn mm of the set tings, xvhirh ar rmitiutcivrt among the most rvmai kiihle ever filmed. iikii:oom AI.XA T01AY FAliCK SHOWN' IlKUK TODAY On of bf must Kinol.v phntmtramiH ever offeree thr public Ih "The "toom rrMnp," whli h i. lis h story i f nhsnili Ing Interim nnrt ilcnls with disatisfle;! labor, love it ml ImrlKiie. Its sewn ,t.-p arc pHoknl full of the srt f o-j "IVu-lor. Ite.lroom nnd Hath," the tlon and liam.it I.-!, that will hold your j sereon far,- which sots forth the trllui Bttcntlon fron.hecnnm K to end, for It j huion nd misadventures of a model " snien ny n man no Knows his hns.-)nnrt , inject thoroughly. Williuti Hamilton 4'Klioriic, nuthor of many "host sellers" nd mac'isdne stories. In "The Boom- frantt"' yon will nee that sterling actor Jienry It. 1A nith.ill, in one of his great fft roles. He is supported by a care fully selected cas-t, including SIol lionrne Miowell, Nina Byron.. Helen Jerome Kddy, NIrvI IV Itruillier and I.loyd Whitlocli. "The KoomernnR'' Ik present ed at the rasttnie Theatre for a limited encasement only. lon't fail to see It, AllCADK TODAY l'M'MSH .MTXHt NOltMVS I.KAW IX -!HtADi:i WOMAN" who won his wife under a falsa pretense of dovllishtieRs, is sched uled for its local showing today at the Alta Theatre. For one of the lonjrost and most hi larious seasons a comedy has everJ known, "Parlor, Itedroom and Bath," written hy C. W. Hell and Mark Sw an, nnd produced in the theatre by A. a. Woods, convulsed New York; and those who have had the opportunity of Rrchig pre-release showlnRs of the i rodnetion in pictures, with an alt-star oast, assert-! that the play has gained rather than lost in hilarity in the translation to the silver sheet. Percy Marmont, the Knslish actor, Ik Norma Talmadse's leading man in her latest first National picture, "The Branded Wrman," which" will be wrerned at the Arcade Theatre, com tvencins today. Other members of the cast are well known lishts of the cine ma world, including Vincent Serrano, tteorue Fawcettt Grace Studdiftird, Gaston Glass. Jean Armour, Edna Murphy, T. J. Carvil, Charles Lane. Sidney Herbert, Edouard Jlurand and Henrietta Floyd. The production is founded on Oliver D. Bailey's famous rtase play. Branded," having been adapted to the screen y Anita Loos and Allert Parker. It was directed by Al bert Parker end photocraphed by J I perhaps fatally wounded. . STOCKYAKDS TO BE SOLD. WASHINGTON. Feb. 3. (U. P.) FKsposal of the stockyards owned by tne ChicaKo packers will bo insisted upon without delay when the case comes tip for a hearing February 8 in the district court here. ' Assistant District Attorney Galloway said. " Jus tice department will fight any delays soucht by the packers,"' he added. 'The case now has been in the courts for a year without settlement." MAIL rLAXE C1LVSHES TO EAHTII ST. TAIL, Feb. 4. (V. P.) A mail airplane en route from the Twin Cities to Chicago, fell near Mcuuuua. Minn. J. F. Stewart, pilot, was instantly K !l- el. George Sampson, mechanic . was The Use oP Postum Cereal is increasing year hy year A superior table drink, easily made, better for. health than'cofFee.and at lower cost. There's a'Reasori or Postum Sold hy grocers wimp i r.T- 5gSlag,AT ' ' ' in " lv Aji fhqrtens Pancake Preparation iO ' I70R hasty, but tasty breakfasts V -rf'tOtSli' l hdn I ,r vise Olympic Pancake Flour. v4'"j flvt" " ... ' ":M p EM Add water or milk, mix and cook. .otv4W "iX "Sl The OLYMPIC Lint mrfcjg your " J'P Y- "? r-', Aieoritt certal sanitarily milUtt . 'UJ, VS'r I pacl&d. wrapped and teakd, Vi " , i r 1 ' r-.-rr4 ESENCE OF Wi Charles G. Dawes Tells Investi gating Committee That Army Supply Was Hindered . by Partisan Politics in War WASHINGTON, Feb. 4 A. P.) Charles G. Dawes, former head of the army supply procurement service in France told the investhjating com mittee their work was rendered use less through injection of partisan politics. "You cannot put a blotch on the army. What the h - did wo 4?o to war for to steal? It was not re publican or democratic it was an American war. yet as a rule these committees try to bring In partisan politics." Many women were at the hearing but the general swore constantly. FRANCE AGAIN TIGHTENS SCREWS ON GERMANY PARIS, Feb. 4. (F. P.) France has again tightened the screws on Germany with a threat of u special customs taxes to be inaugurated if Gonnar.y refuses to accept the n -partitions demands of the atlies. M PARI! GOLF CLUB INCREASE Uainrull is .13 iix-Ii. February 'starts the month with .15 of an inch of ruin. The maximum, savs Maior Moorhouse. weather ob server, is 42, the monlmum 35 and the! barometer registers 29.42. A campaign to increasr the active membershiii of lVmlleum Uolf Club will bo kiimrheri within a fuw days accot!i;i to irciubers of the dub. A bftrfinfc-w nnt'tin to conhlcr mich .steps, us v.eti as to eb-ct officers foi h t( t)' held Friday evening at 7:30 In it- Comnieubii Assodulim. rooms in ;bc Klks btiiltltng. "ICvery membor & mottibrr" probably will be the slogan and epi tome of the campaign. The dub now lias a fair siud membership but hi.-s facilities for several addilionrtl play ers. The proposed campaign do not i iiuiuue or.y lowering or niitiatio i tee nor otiie.' fee;, iiibmbcrs s;iy. E 3 Auction I sell at my place at IMissio n (Agency) scribed property and stock the following de-on aturday, February 5IH 10 Fresnoes 24 Iron Cots and Springs 4 Heavy Road Plows 24 Matresses 22 Sets Lead Bars ' 117 Quilts lAnvU and Blower 40 Pair Double Blankets , i, , ... rr , 2 Cooking Ranges 1 Set Blacksmith Tools , , n Large Amount of Cooking Utensils 1 Set Taps and Dyes and Dishes. 30 Picks and Shovels j inch tvyo.bottom Gang piow 2 Wagons j y.Jnch Blade. 1 Wheat Rack 1' 12 Year Old Brood Maxe, 1400 lbs. 1 Water Tank 1 9 Year Old Mare, 1200 lbs. 1 Grindstone ,. 17 Year Old Horse, 1300 lbs. 2 Gas Drums 2 4 Year Old Mules (broke) 2300 lbs. 2 Log Chains "7 2 4 Year Old Mules (unbroke) 2200 8 Tents 12x11 . lbs. , . Sale Starts at I P. M. All sums under 850.00 cash; over $50.00 banbkablc notes . i paying 8 per cent interest. NEWSIES ON ' . SHE CAUSE n RAX FHAKCtSCO, Feb. 4. (L. P.) Police Captain Goff was hit over the head and one :irrest was uutile in a BerieH of small-sized riots "which at tended the unorganized strike of news boys here last night and early today. Tho strike was directed agaiiM the in crease nf fifty cents per hundred in the whole sale price of the Chronicle and. Examiner, mornin? newspapers. Tin) newsies, in several instances, took pa pers from hoys who were selling them and made bonfires. , (East Orcgonian Special.) - r.OAKDMAX, Feb. 4. The overhead bridge across the Coyotp cut-off cast of earner on tho I'nliiniblit hlKhway will be opt'n for traffic next week. This lll cut out the only re tour on this suc tion of the highway. "Tarry Murchie Is constructliiK a -business block on his lot on Main St., In responco to a demand' for more store facilities. Mr. .Murchie. stajes that ho already has a tenant. Coardman will send a good Jclcun tion to the organization niei'this of the I'ntatlUa I'mver Site association at I "endleton on Kel). nth. Another delo Kation Is planniiv tt trip to I'rosser in tho Interests of u ferry across the Co lumbia at Bo.irdnmn and a road cun nectinif Hoardman and I'rosser. Tho Hoard of directors of the Co lumbia l!:tsin Hay Growers" Assoela tiin met in Hoardman on .Monday. The orsanizaiion will become effective In timo to handle tho next season's crop. lA bug meetini? is planned at Hermls I ton on the 5lh. All the members and their families are Invited to a basket picnic. Imported s)n aktrs have teen euiiped for the occasion. A. V. Mow of Timber, has purchased I 40 acres of tho Clco. C. Howard place j en the east side. Ho will erect a hutld "nl bring his family as soon as !t 4t finished. Miss Frances Htebo, who has hail charne of tho donfr'sic stdenco and art work of the Hoardman schocds has re signed and her place has been succeed ed by Mrs. Ida S. M.ison of Portland. Mrs. Mason will also supervise the drawing work for the pr.'ides. - IXWAX HI 1,1, CIT WA.SH'XGTOX, Feb. 4. '(A. P.) Items igeregating about f 2,000,000, stricken from tho Indian appropriation bill hy the house on points of orde were restored today by tho senate In. dlan committee In reporting the bill to the senate. The bill as reported car ries about 13,000,000. PRINCE AT FIGHT Fred R. Young, Owner COL. W. F. Y01LMCA, Auct. v NEW YOliK, I'ub. 4. (A. P.) Fol lowing reports that the Standard Oil company Is planning a. ten percent wage reduction in all parts of the I'nlt ed Htates the employes and refineries of new Jersey hate accepted a volun tary reduction oC the cost of living bonus, equivalent to a 10 percent cut. rjHH?1 &;rTwony the men i'SsHft - wfio works 'ma i i ' " l ,,"N" I f L. SlSUcJwp ..Sr.' ih: BOSTON.MASS t!h3sIebe5 ivMct waterproof The Prince of Wales seldom I posse up a kooA light or a good' cigar, either! This snapshot was made at the recent Wilde-Herman . Hfht In London. . 1 Dr. K. J. York, tho Chinese Spe. clali.st has 8vent years In study and ' research work, both In China and this country, thus enabling him to treat any acute and chronlo disease i of men and women. He uses only curative Chines roots and herbs as a means of treat ing diseases known to human be ings. These remedlos have been used toe many generations and have been given credit by patients using them. Anyone who may be suffering can call to see him, K. J. VOItK CIllMiSE MEDICINE .. No. 421 W. rtose St. Walla Walla, Wash. Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslce Chronic-and Nervous Diseases, and Diseases of Women. X-Ituy Klcctrlc Therapeutics. Temple Cldg. Iloom 12 Corine & Olive Singing, Talking and Danciiur, featuring Little Olive the I5aby Vamp , ROB CLECPFIL - Eccentric Jazz 'Fiend ! mi If ilk? J &?M&. MWmetbo if$curhusbjndu:iLi crwptf j mode you believe 1 ' Wfnfft, ch you think he could beV. CJuse ojv seme cfUtejqjeslant dtfdiej. asneif parlu. BEDROOM &BKTH . ALL STAR CAST Gvotn tlx famousBrori-Mif Shie Coteiit sueicsi by G.W. ULLh an A i-lAtVfv c wjm Qjs for the answc&nfclie ds. .to, somtbshl toifhl. cvcrlicar, better tet lief you. on Vie eenett., LZhPUd h JUNE MAIHIS and A?. Tinted by EDWARD DILLON Mack Sennett Comedy "THE FIRESIDE BREWER" .X-X-X--X--X'-'"W---X---- Look Out for Rheumatism As Winter Approaches i So wany cases of Rheumatism I come from a tiny disease genu that iafests tho blood, that physicians are bejrinninjr to repibe that this source of the disease is becoming quite prevalent. Of course a dis ease that ha its source in the blood cannot be reached by local remedies applied to the surface One remedy that has given splen did results in the treatment of Rheumatism is S.S.S., the fine old blood remedy that has been sold by dnifrgists for more than fifty years. S.S.S. acts by driving out of the blood tha disease jrerm that causes Khrnimatism, thus afTortiin(r real relief. Begin taking S.S.S. today and if you will write a complete history of your case, our medical director will givo you ex-jert advice, with out charge. Address Chief Medical Adviser, 151 Swift Laboratory, At. lanta, Ga. ARCADE Today Children, 10c JOSEPH M. SCHENCK Presents Adults, 35c Norma "Talmadge : IN ' -M. "The Branded Woman" Directed by Albert Parser THE STORY OF A HEAVEN FOR THREE THAT, HUNG ON A THREAD The Soul of Purity dragged in the mire of a mother's fEr" U -e .-,ew.ek'd 8l0-,Ki of degredation fought this beaut.iul gir ; ,nto the arms of the man she Lo rl0ff",,d the ?Ca,rlct "hame- the hideoua blot of thtf past tv-as to be washed away with tears and Faith. A First National Attraction IMione 418