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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, 1921.
Sp , . 3T
TO
Officers Are Re-elected at An
nual Business Meeting Held
Last Night; Endorse Deputy
Sheriff Lyday.
'Any member of the rcndleton Hod
A Clun club found guilty of violating
ih fish and pmo law of the state
will tx summarily expelled from the
eliih warn thr revolution unanimously
adopted at the annua) hnslnes nwet
Ing of the club held Inst nlKht. The
resolution wan the result of nn address
by K. F. Averlll formerly came warden
here.
Marlon Jack woe extended a vote nfJ
Ihankn for hi work with the Htnte
Kane end rich enmmlHslon nnd Orpmv
Sheriff Ii,vdny was endorsed an a spe
cial Kume warden. '.
The club endoraed a movement mak
ing for the Immedliite construction of
the new club houHo on the club
grounds on the reservation.
The club laid plana to hold a rex
lutered shpot sometime In June under
the auspices of the National Ttap
shoollna; iiaRocliiUon. .
Officer of the club were all reelect
ed lust nlKht. They are; president, r .
W. Lumpkin; first V.ce president, Huy
Hpansrle; second vice president, W, A.
Rhodes; secretary treaaurer, C. O.
Matlock: field captain. O. B. Wyrick
and f'eld eaptaln, Finis Klrkpatrlck.
Fred Karl wnu named chairman of the
entertainment committee, J. U Vaunh
an chairman of the fish and -amc
fommlttce nnd itay Spangle' chairman
of the membership committee.
The committee on finunce la com
posed of lul Bcharpf chairman, F.
W. I.ampkln, J. 10. Klklna, ('. E. Mat
lock ond W. A. Ithode.
IT1TON LANDS KAYO
FltRKTOItT, N. V., March I. (A.
p.) Fred Fulton of Rochester, Minn.,
knocked out Mike Carlson; local
heavyweight, In the second round of a
lr.-rnund mntch here Inst nluht.
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not beat the price. Choice prime cuts of beef al
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5 Bars Cream Oil Soap,
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1 Package Sea Foam Washing Powder,
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Special Deal Price . . . . $1.80
Extra Fancy Apples, box' .' .'. '. .' .'. '. .' I. '.: .'. . $2.25
Folgers Ensign Coffee, -white package, each. . 30c
Olive Oil (REIMBARTO) ..pint 80c, quart $1.50
ie Tordson Tractor
The Fordson has many friends in Umatilfa county
because of its dependability and freedom from, re
pairs and trouble. Its ability to keep going day after
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and we ask that you arrange for a demonstration as
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id time to insure your delivery this spring.
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IB
Dates and Places Are Recom
mended by Representative of
National Organization Goss
of Portland.
PORTLAND,' .Ore., March. 1. (A.
P.) Nine tennis tournaments for the
Pacific northwext and Britiah Colum
bia for 1921 have hcen suggested to
tennia organizations by Walter A. Goa,
Portland, aeciionul repreaentatlveM for
the Tnlted Ktatca Lawn Tcniiia Aaw
clatlon. Mr. drone recommended the follow
ing dntea and places: '
Idaho Htnte Champlonnhli), place o!
'yet undetermined, Juno 20.
Inland Kmplro Championahlp. Spo
kane, June 27.
Willamette Valky ChamplonHhlp.'
Kalcm, July 4.
Oregon Mate Championship, Port
land, July II.
Urttlah Columbia Malnl.eTld Cham
plonHhlp, Vancouver, July is.
lirlliBh Columbia Championship,
Victoria July 25.
Pacific Northwest Championship,
Tncoma. Aug. 1.
Pacific Northwest Sectional Cham-1
pionship, Victoria, July 25.
Prltish Columbia Clay Court Cham
pionship, Vancouver, Aug. 15.
The sugftestlona follow the achedulei
that have been in effect In the Pacific
Northwest for several seasons. The
final dates will 1e announced aoon.
OE LYNCH HAS
OVER YOUNG MONTREAL
DETHOIT, Mich., March 1. (A. P.)
Joe Lynch, bantamweight champion
and Young Montreal of Province,
fought 10 lively' rounds hurt night, the
champion winning by a shade In the
opinion of newspapermen. ' '
Montreal had llttl trouble reaching
the champion with hia left jaba and
his defense was effectiveuntil Lynch ,
floored him near the end of the eigmn
for a count of eluht. Thereafter Lynch
had thlngM his ivn way.
Montreal weighed 118 and Lynch
117.
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Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, for ex
ample, ii a miid, e ;ntlo liquid laxative.
and it tli-x'8 not luse its eflect with re-
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A sixty-cent bottle cf Dr. Caldwell's
F"rup Pepsin w;ll last many months.
Tiie prescription was written thirty
years ab'0 by Dr. W. Ii. Caldwell, i well
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must mean to elderly people; how it
brings on hendaches, colds, loss of ap
pet te and sleep, heaviness aud a
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or womtn should be provided with a
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akcadp: today
Terrlldr Storm IVoture of
Dramatic Moment on Screen
Ki:i:Clll.Il CRTS PKCISIOX
' NIJW YOIUC March 1. (A. P.) 1
Charley Beecher. new York, received
the judges' decision over Freddie Jacl;
of England, after a 10-round bout
here. '
A terrific electrical atorm serves os
the background for one of the most
dramatic scenes in "Polly of the Storm
Country," starring Mildred Harris
Chaplin, and to lie shown at the Arcade
Theatre, beginning today. Oacar Ben
nett, a farmer, is struck by lightning
and taken to Polly's little cabin In the
squatter community of Hvelyn Robert
son, the woman whom he had secretly
married years before. Robert Robert
son whom Polly loves, bursts In on the
scene and Is surprised "at the sight of
the dying man in tied. Evelyn, to
guard her hwn secret, tells Robert
that Bennett la "Polly's man." Loath
ing Polly. Robert leaves without await
ing further explanations, but later he
corn's to know the whole truth of the
complicated situation, after Bennett
ri,o and Kvelvn marries the ncn
hind owner, arch enemy of the squat
tion the creation of the star role In
a new grand opera In New York.
Her humble home and family are for
gotten. Then a trcmendousk shock
causes the !sb of her voice. Her new
found friends and admirers leave her.
In her mother's great love she finis
l eal happiness at last.
Prominent In the Star's support arc
Robert Anderson, William Kllingford,
Itodolph Valentino. Emily Chichester,
Elinor Field, Mrs. Margaret Mann,
Mary Wise, Dan Crimmins. Rosa fiore,
Prank Elliott, Katherlne C.riffith,' Em
ma Gerderfand many others.
WANTED
10 experienced salesmen at
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Apply at store between 5:30 and 6 p. in.
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PASTIME
7,HYS7,KO THROWS P1CTF.RS
NEW YORK, March 1. (A. P.)
Stanislaus Zbyszko of Poland, defeat
ed Charles Peters of Nebraska, in a
cntch as catch can wrestling mntcn
last night In 4 8 minutes and 54 Beu
onila. The victor. It was announced,
will meet Joe Stecher here March 14 in
a finish match. 55l.ys7.ko won with a
combination toe hold, head scissors
and wrist lock. , .
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ALTA TODAY
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American theatregoers who revelled
in the dramatic wealth of "The Heart
of Humanity" and capitulated to the.
irresistible qualities of. "The Right to'
Happiness" are doubtless of the opin- !
Ion that In these two photodramaa:
Dorothy Phillips and Allen Itoltibar.j
star and director, have reached the
heli;ht of screen perfection. But the ,
public is asked to reserve its final ver- j
diet until It has had a view of "Oncei
to Evry Woman,' the newest ini-versal-Jewel
super-production, coming
to the Aita Theatre today.
The popular appeal of "Once to Ev
ery Woman" is heightened because it
deals with every-dny people ana
treats of a theuie that is as old a hu
manttv. Mother love is its keynote,
and it shows the "tter vanity of world- j
ly ambition when not founded on hu-
man affection. -
Miss Phillips first appears as a
school girl,, the daughter of a village1
blacksmith, who, because or her good .
looks and sweet voice, is the pet of .
the family. She accepts-.the .sacrifices J
of her parents and sisters, and when
a visitor from New York offers toj
send Tier 'abroad to have her voice
trained she leaves home with no re-'
grets. , . !
After many dramatic episooes sne.
finally reaches the goal -of her ambt-
TODAY (
Children. 5c
Adults, 20c
MARIE
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IN
THE NET
WESTERN
DRAMA
BIG STAKES
COMEDY
TEE TIME
ALTA
DOROTHY
PHILLIPS
'rMltiant Star" of
The Heart of
jBumaoi'ty
THREE DAYS STARTING TODAY
Children 10c
Adult 35c
t
Tctnerville Trofley
s MEETING
ALL TRAINS
' yHCE ht every woiwn' lif cone rta
f 1 preat IwmaiL One in her liieuni
' thing come to her oa itiucn kr whole
iuture depend.. It hu com-c will lardy com
to you. jost as it canw to Aurora Meredith.
What do you think it ii? You'll know when roa
tee spleadid Dorothy PhillilM. the atar at "Th
Heart ot HBmmty" and "The .Eight to Haj
ine'' play thia treat part in a picture that -every
woman in the world trill MderKand. A
' ficturc for which a whole opera waa produced
in which the playera aaag jurt aa they ainc as
the mighty stage of the Metropolitan dazzling
production in which the social leaden of a great
western city acted as the "crtras" a aaarveloos
love story that you'll never forget. Sea it now.
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Worn.
YOUR RHEUMATISM'
Remove
Us Cause by
Your Blood.
Purifying
BALTlMfKK. Md., Feb. 26. Jack
Bentley, first baseman and home run
hitler, furnishes a parallel to Babe
Ruth.
Bentley Is Baltimore's star pitcher.
Ho Is also a sinr first baseman. But
in the 21 games ho pitched last season
ho batted only ,2Si.
In the remainder of the names he
hit an even .4no as a first baseman.
He also hit 2ft home runs.
I Managers faced a similar problem
In Southpaw L'abo Itulh.
One cf the most Important duties
cf your system is to burn up certain
substances no longer of use in your
bntly. One Is uric acid, now pener
ally held to be the cause of rheuma
tism. It Inflames the Joints, st-f-fe-is
the mjscles, causes pains,
aches, and lameiess.
The svstem Is helped to dispose
of this troublesome substance, nnd
rheumatism is permanently relieved,
hv Hood's Sarsaparllla. the one true
hiood purifier. It Is aided In many
rases bv Hood's Tills, which in
mall rtnses are a centle laxative.
In innrer doses nn active cathartic.'
A "srand course of treatment,
economical and effective.
Dr. David Bennett Hill
DENTISTRY
Johns Bldg.
Tendleton, Oregon
ARCADE Today
Children, 10c
Adults, 35c
GOSH!
How you want to pitch in and help Polly
lick that gang . . ,.
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mm iaiinw
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They reckoned without their host, thoe Hilltop
pcrs, when they tried to oust the Squatters Polly the
Argel didn't turn the other cheek in the showdown,
as you shall see.
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