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TAGS EIGHT DAILY EAST 0HEG0N1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 102i. tEtf PAGES Stokes Case Rivals Stillman Suit' MOTION PICURE NEWS ., . Vi1 ' '". jam v 111; -:u . Do This For Constipation THE mtblie fhonM tnnw Hint ,ber m a vast di!rernce m th .mien of 1he various rproedief (or const i nation. Som are "flush, M purges, physic. Tfarr ftriD nd wt sken. For lasttnir effect uw t laxative. Dr. Caldwr-I:1! Sjuip l"erin ( pntly and mildly so that even a tiny baby ran Use il Willi .ifty. It t a compound of F.t?yrti:.n SUnr nd olherimp5e laxaliv? lt(rbs with pep sin and p!cas.mt-tiiitm7 aromatic. A aitty-cfnt bottle wi'A last an aver igc family mauy mom he. Dr. CaldirHi't Syrup Pepsin iatha most popular of alt laxatives and more la ud in American homes tliaa nny other. Ltt TtAr eiaht million bottles were n3d by dnjucists, tbe lanrvst ale In the world. TRY IT FREE S.-td" me vur nam and aj.!'f and I u;ll jrnj ytni a jrer tried t-ettlc o rm Svrup PcfJsrt. AaJ'wj me Dr. c:rm Sr., Mftnricrfio, FtervboJ? km and then hceiis a iaxntn, and it is welltoknotL tkibcst. Vi'ntemctoday. aucadi: today i. iiAiiu-: ri.us "POI I.Y" OX KittUCX Inn Olairo, the ltelasco staso star, ! will Ik seen In pictures today nt the Arcade Thontro In "Polly With n il'att," adapted by June Mathis from Mho theatrical success by Cieorge Mid- jdlpton nnil luy Holton. It was thts play which brought Miss iCluiro, for nearly a year now engaged j in enacting the principal role In "The UoM IXjtgors'" at trie Lyceum Theatre, ; New York, to stardom. The story haa ; to do with a young girl," who cumo i ;'rom the country to study for the ope : tatic wage but forced by circumstances i finally to be a housemaid. There the i frit mis of Hex Van Zile, In an effort to interest that Impressionable young man from another woman thoy detest, prevail upon Polly Sharon to assume a j past of an Interestingly brilliant hue. aihi mere properly or pernaps im properly the story really begins. In supdrt of Miss Claire are Ralph Grave.", as Hex: Marie Waimvrlaht, I!-...... ,........ ,it:,n.. ti.i. , . 11. HI. l-it-tllliilll, V.ltlll'11 CUL, IIUIXIIU j Valentine and Myra Brooks. The pro. idiietlon, directed and supervised per. sonally by Maxwell Karer, Metro dl i -etor gvneral, was-photographed by Arthur Martinelll. SYNOPSIS OP TTtE AVNI AL STATE. XI EST OK THS Union Assurance Society, Ltd. n' tendon, Knaian.1. nn the Strt day c! rwmtirr, tii-.i, mad. to thi iimuraT?r commiariorrr of the slate of Oregon, pjr rdftlU to law: Inrome, X-t r-rmfums rjrled durins t)i vnar U.r.!i.2f.T.J Interest. div-dpnt and rn: re ceived dnrlnir th v.r.r fti,T.iO.It' jKroir. from o(iir fourct-a itur- tng the year fl? 137. S Total lnerme 3.tll.SU.SS HtKfcTiTwnttrntft. Net !o vaid ilurnn the y"ar, inciuti. g adlufinirnt exp... . Sl..t,j!i.:.2 fonininjiir. and aalaries paid during the rear r.l9.04t. It Taxes. ticr.e and feea paid duriT!K the year Tii.ti'Jt Ami. of ail other expenditure -TK.:9.j Total expenditures $1.GW,:;I,25 Vatw of lrtiv-k and . bendo ownrd imarii.i vaiiet $t,SSI7OO0 Ch in ranks and on hand... C6.Sf'U.Gi I'rcTOltJm in eouree of coHer tion. wriifn einre Septem ber S, 1M 4A tvi s Int. ad rent due and flcrrui-d l?,Ut.i)i) fte-intiuranee recovered on paid lossea ! T ti Total adnsllted arrets ,i;.'J3H.U(i 7l IlaWiltie. ftrom. eHIn frr Itk.e!! ur.naid f 275. .".PO Aerrt.jr't of Mmarned premium on ail outtandine nk l..fTt.n All ether liatnlltie ;.fi:,flOil Tota! liabiiitier. ercinstve of rzpiiat ttocV. approved and li;4d , , !.?3.5.0I Boarnrna ! trecon for tbe Vemr. tUarch 3. 1921.) Net premiurr. recei.ed during the rear I fW.'STSS loe paid dtrtna; the year.. ?0.I'o7 4r, Loeae Incurred during year... 24.71iys ,lM(l!i ASSHtAXfl: SIKillCTr. UdT Vnited Stales manaRer. Whitney Paiai-he. Stsjmry resident aitrrney for eervie". R. K. ?jpn'foe. iia-tii itiwaj bUchunge Foruand. Ur lloHs Germany Mijionsililo. WASHIXCITOX, April 5. (A. T.) Hupties ,'n bis memoramfbm declar ed that the United States stands with the allies in holding Germany respon sible for the war and therefore moral ly hound to make reparations so far as Possible. SVeR OFF ; TOBACCO " ' w s, I VS. - t -x X i i ; -, Vv ( A N 1 -r S". t . V. " . xa- .(t. .'-.V.- '-Ti-v ';Cyv:..: t 1:. i When the divorce suit of W. E. D. Stokes, multimillionaire of 70, comes up, April t, in the New York supreme court, Mrs. Stokes (pictured above) prom tees she will "astound the world" with her story. Stokes (left) names seven corespondents, one of whom is Hal C. illig (below), .Mrs. Stokes' cousin. Tbe case Jrivals the Stlllman divorce suit I with its charges and counter-char"?. Mrs. Stokes denies all charges and promises "tie most remarkable revelations ever heard In ar.? court." "No-To-Bac" has helped thousands o break the coatiy, -nerve-shattering tobacco habit. Whenever you have a Itnging for a cigarette, cigar, pipe, or for a chew, just place a harmless No- To-Bac tablet in your mouth instead, o help relieve that awful desire, shortly the habit may be completely Jtokcn, and you are better off mental ly, physically, financially. It's so easy simple. Get a box of No-To-Bac and If It dosen't release you from all craving for tobacco in any form, your uist will refund your money wriinnuT nuerinn , ' ' Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee CNronlc and Nervous Diseases anr Diseases of Women. X-fiay Electrk Therapeutics Tsmpie Bldg. - Room 13 Phon. 41 CI lone 510-W P. O. IWix S51 Arcade Children, 10c TODAY Adults, 35c K. ' X 'lie na''l was aat-mtng ow could fceofale 1 1 fl' NirA think Jier fast- l 4.''?: i,r " 3 Her smile was so II "'yf' " " disarming? JM vf -& J' lit l4J- ' as trte FIRST word of fijV'Imra n T3 OTP V V7iijp, " LASTvJord in cKarm. I HAVE DINNER PARTY (East Oregonian Ppeclal.) HERMISTON, April 5. The mar riage of M.'ss Virginia Todd and Dr. G. E. Holt of Pendleton, was solemn iezd at the home of the bride's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Todd, Satur day evening at eight o'clock. Kev. Clark performed the ceremony. The bride was charming in a dress of silk lace and churmeuse satin with a bri dal veil trimmed in point lace worn by hr grandmother over seventy years ago. She carried a bouquet of roses and orchids and was attended by her sister, Fannie Todd, and brother, Logan. The ceremony was perform ed In front of a fireplace banked up with ferns and cherry blossoms. A wedding supper was served after the ceremony to about twenty guests. Catarrh Can Be Cured - Catarrh is a local disease greatly Influ enced by constitutional conditions. It therefore requires constitutional treat ment. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE is taken internally and acts through the Btood on the Mucous Surfaces of the 8ystm. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE destroys the foundation of the disease, gives the patient strength by Improving the general health and assists nature in doing Its work. All Druggists. Circulars free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. It's her tiggest Belasco stage success translated to the screen. Scenario by )VXE MAUI IS, from the play by George Middlelon and Guy Bolton i Directed by and produced under the pertonal direction of MAXWELL KARCER. Director General COMEDY KISS ME, CAROLINE COMING TO " Walla Walla UNITED DOCTORS Specialists DO NOT USE SURGERY Will be at DACRES HOTEL, Friday and Saturday, April 8-9. - Office Hours: S a. in. to 3 p. m. TWO DAYS ONLY NO CHAKtiK l'On KXAM1.VATIOS 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, consultation and examination free, except tho ex pense of treatment when desire.!. According to his method of treat ment he docs not operate for chronic appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of stomach, torusils or adenoids. lie hss to his credit manv wonder ful results in dineases of the stomach.! liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kidney, bladder, bed wettlntr, catarrh, weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcers and rectal ail ments. If you havo been ailing for any length of time and do not get better do not fall to calf, as Improper meas ures, rather than disease are oft"-n the can so of your long standing trouble. Remember above dale, that exami nation on this trip will be free, and that his treatment is different The bridal couple left on tho night train for Portland and other points. They expect to be gone nt least two tvet-ks when -they will bo 'at home to their friends In Pendleton. Mips Yudlth Kelley Is here from Portland visiting her parents and friends. She will remain fo cou ple of weeks. G, W. Patterson of Pendleton has leased the Hotel Oregon dining room for five years and took - possession April 1st. Mr. Patterson (s a cook with an acknowledged reputation and promises A fine restaurant and dining room for the people of Hermlston and vicinity. Testerday the Hermiston baseball team won from L'matllla at that city. The game was a good, lively one and was well attended, lip until the -sixth Inning the score was 1 to 0 in favor of Umatilla, but at the end of the game it was 6 to 4 in favor of Hermlston. Next Sunday Hermlston plays Stan field here and it will be a' game worth seeing. Mrs. Hazel Earker, wife of C. C. Barker of this city, died last Wednes day at noon here after an Illness ex tending over a year. Mrs. Barker was 25 years old and leaves besides h(y husband, father, two brothers, a sister nnd her four year old son. Her father, sister and one brother were with her when she passed away. Mr. and Mrs. Earker came to Hermiston the first of the year when with L. B. Xeil -they purchased Lay's garage. The body was. taken to Pendleton where funeral services were held In the Folsom undertaking parlors, con ducted by Rev. Cox of the Baptist church. Henrjf Martin unn died at his ranch homo north of Hermlston Thursday, March 31, after an Illness of everal months. For several years he was principal of the Hermiston school and litter taught two years dt Umatilla, He had taken charge of thc.Mapleton, Oregon, Union high school last fall but owing to failing Health was compelled to retire last fall. He is survived by a wife and son Henry and daughter Jane, two broth- ers.and one sister of Ohio. His rath ; er and mother are still living and re- ! side at Lexington, Kentucky. Prlvato services were held at the home Thurs day evening at 5 o'clock and the re mains were taken to Tacoma by Mrs. Gunn and daughter Jane flnd nloce .Miss Edith Kay. They will be Joined in Portland by her son Henry. . Dr. nnd Mrs. W, W, Sllsley enter tained the HermiMton Shrinei'S and their wives at the annual six o'clock Shriners dinner given by one of its members each year on Thursday even ing. Covers were laid for eleven and tho table presented an airy spring ap pearance. . Mrs. O. D. Burgess and son Russel left Sunday evening for Covell, Wash., to visit with relatives. ! O. T. Burgess nnd Alton L. Barnes left Monday for a trip through tbe Coes Bay; cSuntry. 'They , made the tri by automobile. ; i ' ' ' Address: 136 Boston neapolis, Mjnn, Block, Min- POMONA, Calif., April 8. (U. P.) Reformers throughout the nutlon have focused their gasto on Pomona, ns the voters go to the polls to declfle whether they want "blue law" Sun days. Pomona Is looked upon as the testing tube of the nation. The out come of the initiative election will be considered the rrlterlon of what the United States thinks of the pro posed "r-udloeked Sundays." It) Ik Transformed. 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Tho Vegetable Com pound is certainly grand for the ills of women." Mrs. J. (3. Bwaky, Itoute li, Thomas, Okla. , Letter like the above do influence women to try Lydia E. PinkKam's Ifedetatle Comoound LYDIA E.PINKHAM MEDICINE CO. LYNN. MASS. uers." Quite evenly divided they number several thousand each. Po moiians who were previously chummy are shaking clenched fists under each others noses and calling names. Two great mass meetings were held yes terday afternoon and last night with 8,000 people attending. The Bpeukcrs Included Wallace Retd, Will Rogers and Anita Stewart, all well known film sturs. !...' LOSS OF APPETITE ?i!nr-!e, Boils, Eruptions, etc. f.Vntil end Physical Weakness, A-b all very prevalent Jilst how, rtil are positive proof that the jlood la wanting In the power to mlcrid the body against contagious i id Infectious diseases. They show inclusively that the blood needs :oi-oitTh cleansing, enriching and it3li2i:ig. 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