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TEN ACTS
DAILY EAST OHEG0N1AN, PENDLET6, HtfcCON, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1021.
FPIAND''
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A nui i:im;s iatkutxin.
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ThA PsMlme Thftitcr will How n
humdinger the rcniaindi r of ihiswcvk.
uort nlliiK tn nd.i'ice reports, ".un
si l Juivs," mliuli has been playing to
In. first run houses nil over
ih country. It is from an epic novel
and Is mid to iwrimy W outer n life as
Ik 1ms mvtr before iven presented on
tho screen.
Wli.lo there Is lu quit action nud
i.vi.l scene of the lpicul Wwtprn,
there in 1n th.s drama a unique ele
ment of hminn emotion .md an mider-
Painless Parker
r Examines Teeth Free
By Palnkss Parker
TRUST dentists make a charge
for looking at your teeth and
' telling you what they need, but
they will not tell you how much
it will cost to have the work done
until Hie job is completed. Then
! rou eel a bill that wakes vou UP.
In all E. R. Parker System Offices exam-
lnations and advice ore free. A patient is
told what is needed to fix the tceHi up in
good shape and what1 the price will be for
doing iL No guesswork about it.
, This is my idea of the square dcaL It is
the only way to practice dentistry on a sat
isfactory basis. I have never had anything
to do with the Dental Trust, because its
ways have made dentistry cost more tLan
the people could afford to pay. "
When, you think of TEETH think of
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Dr. It. O. Patton
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Pendleton, Ore.
Ivinit romance which "gets" np optl
eneo. it Is more than mere i x i;o
metit, for the mighty pull wnifn love
and duty :i it is handle! by Ch irlcx
1'Iary, makes a lusting h risslon.
rvnp Kii'h. who hciMniett:il rise
lo stntdom has recently been Centured
it mavas'nes and papers ihrou:hoft
the country, has a prominent role and
idds greatly to tho attract'on, James
Gordon and Kathleen O't'oitnor arc
also well-known names which appear
in this wt.
For a l'itf evening's entertainment.
one that the wmuc rnttiily can enjoy.
you can't miss it at the I'astltno thea-
or.
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LANDiS IS OFFICIALLY
Kvery reader of current literature
will recall the sensation caused by
the publication several years figi' of
Winston ehurehlU'M prwerfal novel
"The Inside of the Cup." The stor ,
attacked the alleged hypocrisy of cer
tain clerfrymen and men of wealth
dentifiedwlth churches as vestrymen".
The philosophy of the tvok was critV
:lsed by -churchmen in this countr
and in Rnglnnd as an unwarranted
tttncK upon religion anil the cloth.
The picture rights having heen ob-
tuinetl by Cosmopolitan at great ex
pense, the story was plcturired by Al
bert Capellani, a famous director and
tltt film version will lie shown nl the
Aretulo Theatre today. The essential
'eaturcs of the story which is one of
irrcnt dramatic force, have been re
tained while the antihyprocrlsy philos
ophy of the author necessarily 'fins
l-en subordinated to the sener.il
theme.
The story denis with the Rector o
a fashionable church who turns upon
his wealthy parishioners when ho. dls-
ovcrs them parading under a mask of I
hypocrisy and invites the common peo.
pie t" attend his church. Kldon Parr,
a vestryman, unscrupulous and tyran
nical, alienates his son and daughter
and Is finally killed by a man whom
he has ruined. There is a pretty love
romance between the .Hector and
Parr's daughter which ends happily.
The leading roles are played by Wil
liam P. Carleton and Edith Hallor.
WASHINGTON, .Mar. 3.- U P.
Judtca Uintlis. of yhlcivs, was official
ly censured by the house Judiciary
commiiteo tor hohitnir offices of fedar-
al Judie and arbitrator for onj-anUod
base' all. A complete invest lfition of
nil the faelii sunoundlnsr Utnilis acts
with ft vh w of definitely determining
W'hctlpT tho impeachment procecdiniss
would be piessed nsalnst bijn were
recommended lo the new congress.
Tho. committee, with onti diwsentliKt
vote, declnrcd his acceptance of the
baseball position while remaitiin on
the lenoh. constituted a ":ctious Im
properiety" and hinders the perform
nncy of his official duties.
The conimittocs action was taken on
the Impeachment proceodinjra brought
In the house njralnst ,nnlia by Kcprc
scntfiilve Weity.
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DCHOTHY
PHILLIPS
!rBrj!liant Star of
'The Heart of
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OHCE in very woman s hit comes certiia
gTeat moment Once in her lifetime some
thing comes to her on which her wholo
future depends. It has come or will surely come
to you. just as it came to Aurora Merediths
What do you think it is? You'll know when you
Bee eplendid Dorothy Phillip, the stir of "The
Heart oi Humanity- and 'The Eight to Hap
piness' play this great part in a picture that
every wom an in the world wilt understand. A
-picture lor which a whole opera was produced
in which the players sang just as they sing on
the mighty stage of the Metropolitan a daxciing
production in which the social leaders of a great
western city acted a the "extraa" a marvelous
love atory that you'll never forget. See it now.
Dont mist it Remember 'Ones to Every
Woman."
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A FIVE ACT PiC OF THE WEST
PwwcrfuJ'y portrayed by
Screo.n Artist of the First Rank , x
CHAR1ES CLARY
IRENE RICH
JAMES CORDON
KATHLEEN O'CONNOR
Music whose strains emphasize the virility and humanity
of this f uspensp-fiiled drama
BABY BORN
ON PEACE DAY
After Mother Had Been Re
stored to Health by Lydia
E. Pbkham's Vegetable
Compounds
Salisbury, Mass. "For seven years
I had a female trouble and such bearing-
down pains I could
hardly do my house- j
worK. Abe doctor
said, 'If you can
have another baby
it mif-ht be the best
thing for you but I
am afraid you can
not.' I bepan' tak
ing Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable
Compound and my
oaby was born on
'Peace Day. If
women would only take your Vegetable
Compound they would have better
health. I always recommend your Veg
etable Compound to the neighbors. "
Mrs. Tracy Patten, 2 Lincoln Ave.,
Salisbury, Massachusetts.
The experience of maternity should
not be approached without careful phy
sical preparation, as it is impossible for
a weak sickly wife to bring healthy
children into the world.
Therefore if a woman is suffering
from a displacement, backache, inflam
mation, ulceration, bearing-down pains,
headaches, nervousness or "the blues"
she should profit by Mrs. Patten's ex
perience, take Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and be restored
to health. -
(I:ift Orcp'intan Spri-i.-il1
STANKIKI.O, March 3.--A very ii
terestlns ami helpful local Institute
was Wil iivtho StanficUl lilfih whnol
building, Saturday. Kcli. 2rt. Thirty
five teachers from ",0 western part
of the comity were present. The fol
lowing program was Rtven.
Dance of Welcome l'irat Grade,
Stanfleld.
Hecitatlon. lleryl Unle.
Song. First Orade, Sianfleld.
Dranintiuition. Hiioklctx i ry Klnn.
Fourth, Mfth and Sixth Grades.
Round Tahle PIscuj-hhuik:
Klghth Grade Examinations, led ly
Mr. McQueen, Columbia.
.Oratory in Our High Schools, Supt
Velclier, Hernilston.
A .Finer Sense of Honor In Inter-
sclrolastic Activities. Qencral
English in High School. Supt. Ucn-
amln. I'matllla.
Athletics, Sort. Drew. Kcho.
Orade School Supervision, Principal
flense!, Hernilston.
Compulsory School Ii Mr. Hush,
I'matilla.
Generul Topics, County Supt. Green
Pendleton.
An appetizing luncheon was servp-1
at noon by the girls in the St.uifie.d
high school domestic science dcpii't
ment under the supervision of Miss
Marcom.
The visiting teachers, principals and
superintendants extended a Ijinir vote
of thanks to the Stanfield coin-nunPy,
members of the school board and tea
chers for their entertainmenr. - .
W. H. Hefsertund family have mov
ed back on their ranch near 'lernu'-
ton. - -
News hns been received hereof the
death of Mrs. K. I'. Itlppley of S.o.
I.une, who pa-s. d away Sunday. Mrs.
I'ippley, Is th' mother of Mrs. K.
Sovcrtince. who has been ith her mo
ther for the past two weeks:' 1 he
many friends of Mrs. Severance C -tend
their heart felt sympathy.
Frank Sloan is home from Salem
where he has been attending the leg
islature.
Don Pruttt is In (Welner, Idaho, at
tending to some business affairs.
Mrs. M. K. Ling is confined to net
home on account of a severe cold.
Jack Kennedy Is making some im
provement in the Shamrock. Ilo is
having some new lunch counters and
snols installed uml will serve lu ches
at all times.
COMING TO
WALLA WALLA
UNITED DOCTORS
Specialists
DO NOT USE SURGERY
Will be at
DACRES HOTEL
Wednesday and Thursday,
'Mar. 940.
Office flours: 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.
TWO DAYS ONLY
XO OlAKUK FOU i:XAMI.ATK).V
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' The doctor In charge is a graduate
in medicine and surgery, and is
licensed by the state of Washington.
He visits professionally the more im
portant towns and cities and offers to
all who call on this trip, consulta
tion and examination free, except
the expense ot treatment when de-
Hired.
According to his method of treat
ment he does not operate for chronic
appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of
stomach, tonsils or adenoids.
He has to his credit many wonder
ful results in di.ea!M;Hof the stomach,
liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves,
heart, kidney, bladder, bed wetting,
catarrh, weak lungs, .rheiimatisrti,
sciatica, leg ulcers and rectal ail
ments. f
If you have been ailing for any
length of time and do not get better
Jo not fall to call, as Improper meas
ures rather than dlscane are ' often
the cause of your long standing
trouble.
lieinember above date, that exami
nation on tiiis trip will be free, and
.hat his treatment is different.
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Owppt Ppncfire hecoinlnr? more
pcpvilar each year. New, large
varieties produced in recent years
are truly gorgeous." Their beauty
and fragrance endear them to every
one. ' - ' ,
Success with Sweet Peas depends
to a large degree upon the seed and
i.. -l.i.:i KTstW-tifM m Zrrt
upon ettriy "jiani-iiijj. v v.j,"-0
OL V- OVtv.1i
years for their great
vipidsor lar-re. neauti-
Wii'U fully colored blossoms. In
l the bterhng beed Case at
local dealers, you will find
tnese secos in excetteni
mixtures as well as in single
colors.' Cultural directions
on each packet.
5 cois'oweer, i
Peaa have been 'KtrflnriArd alTfNdi
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WILL HANDLE NOTES
WASHINGTON. Mar. 3 Replies to
the American notes regarding tho
mandates will be left to the Hardin
administration, the stute department
announced today.
PILL
WASHINGTON', Mar. 3. (1?. P.)
The house by a vote of 240 to SI re.
fused to agree to an army of 175,000
men as proposed by the senate in the
army appropriation bill.- They In
strutted the house conferees on the
bill to insist on the house to plan re
ducing tfio army to 15,(MiO. .
AGHKES TO AICRITRATIOX
EAI.ttOA. Mafch 3. U. I'.)
Cpsta Rica has agreed to -an arbitra
tion In the dispute with Panama,
President Porras of Panama, has an
nounced. Ko said he believed thrre
vrViuld be no more fighting between the J
two nations over the possession of thel
province of Chiriqul.
CALLSATTHECAPITOL
WASHINGTON', Mar. 3 (A. P.)
Vice-l'i-tnident-elect Coolldgo who ar-1
rived last night from Northampton, !
Mass., visited tho capttol today, callliut'
on Vh-e-l'ri-iident Murnhnll and Inter ,
chatting with newspaper mm. Mr.!
Coolidi,!) was with Mr. Marshall for
about five minutes.
Mrs. foolldge was the guest of Mrs.
Marshall at a reception 1vcn by "Th
ladles of the senatv," an 'organization
of wives of senators.
n good barkeep to get a" mixed drink
these very clays."
"I'm deeply interested."
"All ho has to order Is so-called
whisky straight," Puffalo Rxpress.
Catarrh
Catarrh ta a local diseaM greatly lnflo
enrcd by constitutional conditions.
HAMS CATAIiHU MliDiriNB Is a
Tonic and Blood I'urlller. .Uy clssnslng
th blood and building up the System,
!AI,p'8 CATARItH MKDK'INK rostores
normal conditions and allows Nature lo
do Its work.
All DrticKtsts. Clrculsra free.
F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohio. .
Pity 'T.'s rm itim'.
"No trotililo for a fellow who knows
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"YOUR CURSED PRIDE DID
THAT!"
And the boy, soul-sick at the
wreck of his love, flung out of his
father's home and sank to the
depths. ' .
But this smug "foremo.st citizen"
what of him? What of the girl
who gave up when she wasn't fit for
his son? What of his chrch that was
ruled by hypocrites? What of the
thousands of honest workers whose
lives these hypocrites darkened?
Was there any way up to the
light? Only one!
A story that turns the dregs of
life to the sparkling wine of happi.
nets.
FAMOUS PLAYERS-LASKY CORPORATION
presents
ACosmopolitanProduction
QQammounlQicture ,
From the World-Fampus Novel by Win
ston Churchill. '
Personally directed by Albert Capel
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EILLY WEST IN STRIKEBREAKERS
Address: 336 lioston
Itlock, Mln-
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Mexico, and her son,