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IAGE EIGHT DApLY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1G, 1021. TEN PAGES .!u,ir, mo.w Al the Arcade Tfwitro, U clnnln? today, KnUi.Mnn ya.-Miitil tit net laleHt riho1ldy. "( 1111:1111"' w.H tr Uir Kttmr-tioii. "Curtum'" In a ni"iv ..I Hhku lite and It t idriurlMittun of ):iia Wicnmn'n dciiKlnful ittir.Ui i:venlnK I'uft utory. It Is a First Na tional nitnution. In "l"iirlnin'." Miff Mnollocald plays the part f in actrtus who achieves k trcmendom us Jlw -tar of .1 new piny- r'hr f wooed I ' a million riliB l.fi'-lu'inr Ihroiish vvhirhunl coiiruhip and finally monies him arid t-iven up the staue. l-oier aftf r h h;M lora the mother .f a boy, he iliwnwrs her hustiatid untrue to If r lie having gone ti Tia Ju.tna with 'I"1 mlivsR who him tiiKon her jdaon a i ar. Rip n turw to the state. :iiliiK 1 grii hep old rOuff. and si'uns a trp- inendou hit. I-aier "hi? tin.is real ( l.mii.im. t.ut how Is a. secret, the I piling of which would fr"'l your en joyment (if the picture. .IIU, STOPS TAl.KIXt! AiiAlX. WAI'KK.'IAX. 111.. I1. .- A. I'l .Miriam KuMn stopped talking sud denly at noon today after t'h:iticriiH lmost ron!inl'insly for 11 dais. ROBBED OF $20,000 I .OS ANV.Kl.KS, IVh. IS tf. P.) --T!Vi' mined, milked men raided .1 cud imjoo in room in a dovn town hotel, johnillK twelve on rtlol punts of i moro than twenty thollNind dollars ill j cuiremy. jewelry and negotiation j clock. Thry escaped ul'lor shooting , one of the phiyers and severely heat-i injr anotln one. The trio bwr.-t into: the room. each aimed with two revol- ern. Loins Cariet was shot throilirbi 'the neck and his .(aw broken when he i ! hesitated alter the command to raise! I is .hands. Robert Porter was struck) in the month with a revolver when; I he tailed to hand over his money fast 'enough. Porter was the heaviest loser, heinir robhod of J.SSOti in eash, i 4S hundred dollars in etieeka ami a 'diamond stickpin and rins valued at no thousand dollura. The Snow Man 'and the Hot Sun ot AU.AtiiiAX's rinniox- ni.i n with srcuiriAKY AiSHINVtTOX, FVl. 16. ( 1". IM A petition nskinjr asylum in -the Vni ited States for Lord Mayor OValliiBh an of t.'ork, as political refupe frvim Ireland was filed with the secretary of state l.y O'Callachan's attorneys. f - - .--- V , C - V - ' 'i I v CtiliK, Kelt; 18. (P. P.) -Kliiht passeiiKein wern hilled when Blmt Kcinera amhnshed a railway train at InnlHhannoii. Two of the sUnn Jli- ers were killeil tiy soldleis who en- leavored to protect the puNsriitfers. l.'otTr soldiers and a mimher of passen gers worn wounited. Hinu I'Viuers in laiTe hiimhei's are sahL to have been hidden nloiiH' the railway and have poured heavy flro Into the wlmluws of the train as it pai'ed. llombs were al- used. Heavy troop inovemetilii are supposed to have occasioned th attacks. BC2 .1 Eat food that will work for you GrapeNuts is not only ood to taste : tut contains those nourish' in elements which make tor KealtK and energy. Children and grown-ups thrive on this ready-coolae3 blend of wheat and malted barley. ! ! MILW.M'KEK, VVli. 1. tl'. P.) "City of Iji. Cnwso," first ot a fleet ot niammotn airliners heins cons:nicterl, j is scheduled to make its initial flight soon, according to Alfred W. I-twsun, inventor and builder. . - The Lawson ship will carry sixteen i passengers as well as at least 1500 1 pounds of mail, or without passengers will carry 6U0O joutds of mail and ex press. 'ine airliner, largest ever built, will carry sleeping berths with pneumatic mattresses from which the air can le DKI.MI, India, Feb. 1 G. 41. P.) W'.th splendid oriental pageantry th Kliko of Connatight todai ofl'iciall opened the mw fhamher of Princes a sort of Uoyal Senate or House vd lords one of the. bodies forminir ln- Idla's new Parliament. The chamber will have practically no cveeutive I functions, but he more of mi advisory body, composed of rolling prince, and is designed to prevent any jealousy or friction anions the autocratic native potentates over the Introduction of democratic methods of government through an elected Parliament. The . ouncil of State and brxislative As- EIGHT KILLED WHEN iW IQ Mill BLUE ROCK SHOOTING 1U SU nilCAt.O'S STATION CHIPAtJO, Feb. Id. Work on Chl caKo's mammoth Pnlou station will he pushed, engineers wild today.' It is planned to complete the project in two and one-half years. A million dollar postoffice hulldhiK and four Im portant viaducts probably will he eon iiri'ded this year. I HALT I.AKK C1TV. Ptah, Feb. 111. (A. P.)- .lack J'eiiipsey, lieavy ;weliiht champion has taken.. to blue rock shootlnir and today In liU flr.-ir iiiUenipt at the fray the boxer and IiIh paitner, Harry JleuKrcn, outHhot J'or- sey lturgess and Wrestler Ira nrn by ia score of hS to 7 0 out of a possible 100. . ' . The result of the phool was u big , surprise to more. Hum 1 speclalors ;ivho had gone to lieinpscy'ii camp and 'wllnewid the nuitch in a blinding snow b!i:mrd. i "1 I Iky tiapstiootlng," suid Jemp !ey ufter the match, "anil 1 am won idcring how It Is thnt I did not take tt jup before.' J The champion I" iiunIoiih to round up a crowd for a Jiu HrabPIt flrive. mm "Pape's Cold Compound" is Quickest Relief Known Ihm't slay Htiitrcd-upl Quit hlowlnn mid Bniilfllng!, A dose of "Pupe'i Hold t'ompoiind" taken every two hour un til three iluses are taken usually break uny cold light up. . Tho very first doss opens rloitscd nosirlln inn the air iuowii':vs of nho head, stops nose ruunrr . rd'cvcn the headache, dnllnt'ss. fevii illness, 1 'Tape's i 'oid Compi)uin" contu only a few outs at dnm siuica. It acm wllhont iiHslstiinrc, tnsles nice, contain no ipilnlno Insist upon Papt'sl salt l.Ki' .i ts sh;m:i t'ONTl! T OF TWO MF.X BAIT t.K f'lTV. rtnh. Feb. 1. (A. P. I -The fdanoil ini-lra(t of Pilch, cr llolllii Tliursiim And ditcher C. A. i Mutch) : h r wi re received yester. day by President II. 1'" "( 'h fait Uike Olub of tlm Pnflllc coast lea l"Theres aMsoii Cor GiapeutsJ Met out to economize on space in the sembly will be-opened tomorrow, and ! daytime. Shower baths with hot and j win exercise a limited form of Home j rold water and a heating plant on the Uulc; the liritish Ciceroy 'retainin? .ship aro featured. supreme executive and veto lowers. Food is to be prepared before the ! From an early hour the streets were SOLD BY GHDCEBJS EVERYWHERE! Pestam Cereal Company, inc.' . Battle Cxeek, Mich. I liner leaves and placed in thermos bot tles. A waiter will be aboard the ship to Ferve the food. "The Cue of La Crosse" will be pow ered by three Liberty motors agere- i gating 1200 horse power and has a jiving spread of 15 feet. The cabin Is I sixty feet Ions. The'maximum speed lis to be 120 miles an hour, jhith n i cruising speed of 100 miles. The crew j will consist of a captain and one or j two mechanician. j The maiden trip, of the "City of I.-i j Crosse" will be from Milwaukee to La ; Crosse, Wisconsin, to Chicago and then to New York. Lawson, who lives at Zion City, 111., was recently granted an extension by gmernment on his mail carrying con tracts. The original contract called for operations to begin Jan. 13, but a stay- until May 13 has been granteit,. "The 'City of La Crowe' can make a non-stop flight from Chicago to New York in eiirht hours. " I.nwson sacs. Colltirc It'ihlver KsciiM'. , SALEM. Feb. 16. (A. P. ) Hubert ; Perry, a Portland youth who was, committed to the insane hospjtal aft- cr his uricst for attacking and rohhlnK ! :i pawnbroker, escaped last nighty j The abundant health- giving properties of j Scott's Emdsion j tlren. jn!? ;SOF- KI-M01O ARCADE Today . Adults 35c are as needful t 1. AM L aauii3 as 10 cnuur 5Mt 3i Bowoa, Blooir.finl ALSO MAKERS OF Children 10c The staga ineant much " , ' Home meant more She was a success ns tin nclrcss. Home or stage which? THE AMERICAN BEAUTY Katherine MacDonald- IN ' Curtain i r """ ' j - ' i .t .i ii ut iin . . i m1 V ilvK 1i!"K v A V .ft "H H II' 11 I , The Health of the Country Brought to Your Home That is what bread does for you. The strength of the wheat together with . its other pure, strengthening ingredients ' make bread the most healthful as well as the ' most satisfying of foods. " The delicious flavor of Harvest Bread "Made With Milk" will convince you that it is the bread Co give your family. ' Eat more bread and make Harvest Bread your favorite brand. J itiiid PENDLETON Baking Co. lip filled with representatives of hundreds of races and creetln troops, princes jand their personal retinues mnrchinR or ridinir to take up their positions for the Kieat ceremony. Klephants, fiery Arab charses. sIih k mules and coolie horne ialamiuins postlln with one an other, while tradesmen, mendicants street -hawkers, sadate priests, wihl lookliiK "fakirs'' (reiifjioiis fanatics), I'erce hillmen, natty -little Ohurkus, tall disnificd Sikhs and a hundred i thers of every rank In life minsled In such a chancing mass of color as only I the East can produce. (us llooni Guns boomed continuously. nn r.ouncin? the departure from their ipiartcrs of the maharajahhs, rajahs, nirim-.s, sultans, etc., summoiK A by th "Kaisi r-I-Hind" (Kiner Kmperor) to form the Chamber of Princes, and tlusj uteiit.it es vied with one another ih the ma'rnlficnncc of their atire. ' A few who hold honorary rank in the 1'ri'ish Army were ordinary colonels or generals uniform, but these wore their sovereigns' robe as well. The major ity however, proforreff full-dress native ostume, with turbans, tunics, belts, weapons and robes blaximr with dia monds, emeralds, pearls and other pre--iocs stones, the total value of which I ..ni:-t have been fabulous. A royal salute fired from the forts, and a fadfara of trumpets announced the arrival of the Duke of Connaught, surrounded by a brilliant stuff, the as sembled princes rising: and bowinir ac cording to their native custom. Heralds read the K!n,"-Emperor's proclamation in English and 1'rdu, and Ihe Duke formally declared the Cham ber constituted. ' The proceedings closed with Vnorc fanfares and salutes, and there was a state procession back to the Palace. ToniKht the Viceroy will give a state banquet. (Tablets or Granules) I rw.irJ tlf I IF ma Mnmmj a HE n.IKU IS .STILL LOST Jvi.ASO, Fei. 10, (A. P.)Xo trace has been found of Lieutenant u earson. who was lost recently. PAST Today Children, 5c" Adults, 20c f NEW CONTINUED PICTURE STARTS TODAY THE NET WITH MARIE WALCAMF TWO REEL WESTERN DRAMA . SON OF THE NORTH A TALE OF THE ' CANADIAN WOODS COMEDY LAUGHING GAS ' ' loft I Tho Love Story of an Actre COMEDY MONKEY SHINES Oregon Theatre Feb, 19 1 rf Vi ... V m mA .-i Vj it. COMIC . OPERA - &ibmLfo"b?I2cirri&Smith V ' i t x 1 V Ml V MORE TOAN A MILLION MUSIC LOV ERS HAVE LATELY AC- ) CLAIMED IT I'THE BEST IN YEARS' f I. APORABLE i O - I- ! Prices: $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. Tickets on Sale at the Peoples Warehouse. Where It Pavs to Trade. Here b an attractive dresq the very smnll girl thai will iiRiii me little wearer Thn smock and bloomers dro of satoon In contrasting colors, thp smock of the lighter material Dark blue bloomers and a dull gold smock make a charminc youthful and at the same time practical combination The copious pockets are empha sized with needlework taking the ferm of baskets of fliwers The l.tler aro formed of patchwork applique In different colors t v.mur raieen. CliaiilOrav. or for do- TODAY, CHILDREN 23c; ADULTS 50c, TAX INCLUDED Wm. Fox Presents AW ENTIRE THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE! A PULSATING PANORAMIC PORTRAYAL OF NIGHT LIFE IN WORLD'S GREATEST CITY. plain, nprf-shrlnkable material any. TheXasket proper Is formed by wm ot black long; and short ,piitch. Black feather atltcuioz finishes all ti oem,. While New York Sleeps AN ALL-REVEALING REALISM . Tical Life Woven Into, a Great Drama; Love, Hate and Revenge. - LIFE'S CHANGING DRAMA IN ENDLESS SENSATION A. Scenes Made Amid New York's Real Life. Pictorial ly Beautiful in its Views of Night Life. At.'i J ?'.3jtriiSS