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I from the mainland to drtvo thorn
I "Into the sea or anywhere, " as part
j"hls plan to gain possession of ihe is
! land.
A1U AIM; TOI.Y
At.TA TODAY
Kiikii' O'Htlin rearhc
n.Ntto height!1 in his Inlcsl
pirtiiie, "llrondwny mid llmin
will he the feature attract!"
new dra
8 Iznlck
whirl!
l the
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I AMII.Y OK Till-. IHM'liltT
AITtHINlKY Wi l li ( KOOKS
Aim theatre fur I wo days tii-ginning
today.
The utory li an original ly John
Lynch, wlih Mr. O'Hrlen cast In r:e ,
of Michael Ftrangn, a youth who ha'
(wn isis'-d on the rugged ne const i
nt Mxlne. He linn an ambition to see I
Ihe. world, mid one day IiIm wish i.
gratified through the gx-nerowity of
friend of hlH (lend father's, "who feels
compelled to ,ay H dehl of gratitude,
to Ihe win for service rendered l,y j
I In father. The frtend t Paul fira
w,n, a wenllhy artist who has lived lit";
t the ntiTH.Kt, and It is rut strange
that the unsophisticated Michael
i Mould heoome Intoxicated with the,
gaiety of the lire Oraywn Fho him.
All ti Well, however, until Mien-
s'tiiniion, in which there is a touch ot
lrKoly. T he outcome of It nil scon
Michael again at the a coast, thank
ful once more for the peaceful quiet
of Mm boyhood home after his short
hut Intense fling at "life."
Alan Cropland directed "Hroadwny
and Home." and the supporting cis'
... ' . ,.,,,'.-. , ... ... ,., "!' 'he conviction of one Henry
'I Uiillll, III IV'H IF1,V&
The real inside ot the private lies
ol political leaders Is seldom known
to the people as la proven In Ihe case
of Cortland Walnwright, a success
ful district attorney whose .every
prospect Indicated ho would be
elected governor of hia slate by an
overwhelming majority. One of the
cases which helped him most III his
I rogress towards political promotion
PAM TMK TODAY
MAX'S IX Ill-M.WITY TO
WOMAN IX NKW FILM
A drama of aipialter life on "Goose.
Island." in which Is pictured a power,
ful story of romance and hate, will
lx presented at the Pastime Theatre,
starting today under the title of "The
Trice of Innocence," iwith Stella Tal
hot in the star role.
As Mary Aldron, an unusual type of
brother for murder. This
unit victory nearly caused his total
undoing later when, after five years
TO CABINET HEARTILY
Belgium is Not Sure of Hard
ing's Message But Has Con
fidence in Hoover and
Hughes as Friends of the
Allies.
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of Intensive effort, the master genius, has cheered the Helglans.
BlU'SHLS. Feb. . 25. tU. 1'.)
The reports that Hoover will be a
membur of the I'nlted States cabinet
"Belgium
ncl meets, t on of C.-aysnn parties, i squatter girl, she makes a sacrifice
jtlrl named Linda Oreert Their mecl-j of her honor and position anion? her
in develop rabidly .In'o a love affair People to save them from the efforts
which crentes an Iniensifv' drntmitlr i of a wealthy young property owner
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Battle Credc, Miciugan.
of the master nimd possessed by the
i venee-sceklng Allen brought about I
the veritable packing of the district
attorney's homo with notorious crooks.
Kven his wife had a past nolico record,
while his father-in-law and mother-in-law
were, professional counter
telters.. His brother-in-law,' posing
under the name of Walter Hlount, was
really Diamond Willie, a life-long plck-
J pocket and con man.
H was rlfcht in the mlddst of Valn
wrlithfs campaisn as a (tubcrnatorlai
candidate that the "master mind"
disclosed the result of his years of
work, fo.- which he demanded that the
rlsliiR young lawyer give up, his career
as Allen had to givo up thtj one thing
he loved, his brother. He Rave him
until tho following morning to give hia
decision. Meanwhile, however, In the
dead of night, the faithful young wife
had slipped into the master mind's
loom and made such a strong plea for
the salvatton of her husband that Allen
besran a series of mental reflections
and recollections of the Biblical quo-j
tatlon wnicn aecrees inai me
alone shall have vengeance.
AVhcn the crucial hour arrived and
the district attorney handed his merci
less master his written resignation as
the nominee of his party for governor.
Allen tears the paper to shreds ana
throws them in tho fireplace, com
pletely disillusioned as to the right
eousness of man taking God's law into
his own handa
All this is brought out in a most In
teresting way in Lionel Earrymore'a
portrayal of the leading character in
"The Master Mind." which win De
presented at thc,Ar3ade Theatre toda.
knows how trustworthy he is," Pre
mier Pe Wlart said. "We do not know
whut Harding's message will hold for
ho said, "but we have confidence
in two real friends of the ullics.-r-
Hughes and Hoover,"
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Rev, Mrs. Martha Rogers is the first
woman to become a minister in the
east. Hlie is assistant' pastor of an M.
K. church In Hrooklyn and first wom
an adiultted to New York., Treacher.-)'
Association.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25. (U. T.)
An extraordinary conference of
rnion representatives met today to
provide for a campaign against anti
union shops, wage reductions, compul
sory' arbitration, labor injunctions and
open shop propaganda. Gompers said
Issues of "A most serious character af
fecting the people and the republic"
aro faced by organized labor.
hi a Stew.
Mrs. I consider sheep Ihe most
stupid beings on earth.
Mr. (absent-mindedly) Yes,,
Jtmh. Pennsylvania Punch Howl.
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KCHO, Feb. -26. Mrs. R. n. man
field was the charming hostess for a
silver tea given at her home Tues
day afternoon, for the benefit of the
ladies Episcopal Guild. Mrs. Asa D.
Thomson and Mm. Thomas Rosa as
sisted with the pouring of the tea.
The house was beautifully decorated
with carnations and dafodlls. The
afternoon was spent In games and
music several Instrumental selections
being rendered by Mrs. Hawlcy Bean
and Miss Marion George. About 30
ladles were present at the tea.
George CoDPlngcr, well-known and
prominent wheat farmer east of Echo
was called to his home in Seattle Mon
day evening, by the Illness of his wife.
Carl Gilbert was a business visitor
in Pendleton Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schmlt are here
from the valley visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles l,isle. They
formerly lived at Echo before moving
to the valley, and they state that they
expect to locate near Hermlston.
Mrs. Jay Pelmulder of Walla Walla
J Is here visiting her husband, who Is
an employe or me teicpnone company.
J. C. Wattenburger of Portland left
Tuesday evening for Weiser, Idaho, to
confer with R. N. Stanficld. He was
accompanied to Weiser by Hugh Stan
field, R. R. Stanficld, Asa H. Thom
son and Don Prultt.
Vic Martin of Stanficld was an Echo
visitor Tuesday.
Homer Hedricks of Pendleton was.
here on business Tuesday. Mr. Hed
rlck was the chief mechanic of the
Echo Auto Co. about sly years ago.
W. n. McCracken, auditor for the
State Industrial "Accident Commission
is here transacting business.'
E. O. Niell and Will Haward were
among the Echo 1sttors from upper
Dutter Creek Tuesday. '
William Benedict and Jake Ruber
met with a slight misfortune Tuesday
evening, when their cars collided on
the highway near Stanfleld. The two
cars were each somewhat damaged
but none of the occupants were In
ured. Mr. and Mrs. James Brown,
Miss Elita Fryrcar and Ncill Rock
were in the car with Mr. Benedict.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schmidt of
Sand Hollow were Echo visitors Wed
nesday. William Wirti. auditor of the Tum-a-I.um
Lumber Co., was here on of
ficial business from Walla Walla
Wednesday.
Mrs. Erma B. .Kimmery of Butter
Creek stopped In Echo Tuesday on her
way to Pendleton.
George McDowell, owner and man
ager of the Westlawn Auto Co., has
been ill the past few days.
Mr. Perry, county surveyor was
here on 'official business Wednesday.
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often tenacious, '
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ALT A TODAY
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Adults, 35c
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TODAY
I
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Feb. 25.
(A. P.) Lieutenant Coney has com
pleted his flight from San Diego to
day. The flying time was 22 hours
and 34 minutes, an average of 98
miles an hour.
Wanted to Co (Slow.
The parents of little Tommy were
struggling nobly to induce the young
ster to repeat the letter "A." Xow
Tommy steadfastly refused to pro
nounce the first letter of the alphabet.
and, after many vain efforts, the fath-
retired from the fight discouraged
Mother, however, continued and., took
the little one on her lap and pleaded
with him very earnestly. ., ?
'Tommy, why won't you learo u
say 'A'? she asked.
'Because, mother, ' explained Tom
my. "just as soon as I say 'A, daddy
will want me to say 'B.''" Harpers
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A FIRST
NATIONAL
PICTURE
. STELLA
TALBOT
IN
THE PRICE OF..
INNOCENCE
A PLAY OF
THRILLS AND
HEART THROBS
COMEDY
THE FLY COPPER
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LEWISJ.SELZNICK.
Py R E 8 .K N-T.
EUGENE OfBBBIfiM;
in Jolui LyncL's . , .
T5roadwai and ; Homo
riieti by ineK Cecil omnns
:t4ijAlan.Cro.slaridi
Picturi
Directed
When Jealousy Steps in, Gratitude Is Forgotten. Michael
Strange was suddenly brought face to face with a prob
lem, the solution of which you will follow with eager in
terest. i '
Eugene O'Brien in a Supreme Dramatic Photoplay
, Providing (he Best Role in His Screen Career.
SUNSHINE COMEDY
ELEPHANTS NIGHTMARE
Arcade
TO TBY WANDERER
Jt if
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Micx IlesFle Sullivan, first woman
appointed aiHtant state atorney In
Chicago, will aid in the prosecution ol
Carl I'anderer; alleged wife murderer.
; Today
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