DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1021
TEN PAGES
PACE EIGHT
MOTION
PICTURE NEWS
rAvriMK TODAY
! Saves Princess
The lore of the sen his nowhere
biM-n so pronounced ,in ctn nt in the
Imiktng of a photoplay us tt has hem
In the trulutiion of ''NoImk!) s tilrl"
thi special attraction wtiuh will be.
wen lit thi Pauline tlii'.'iir tila
with Hllllf lili'iili-n as the s.i.r.
Tbe r' wit li It wit chamting
momls has always evrtcl mi Influence
over wriiers and iainlirs at'd this lure
him been caught In wonderful man
ner 1y the iniiica It provides many
cif the fine-! bits cf scenic background
that have ever Ikh h Men in a motion
picture.
From the lime the picture open
with a rnft drifting In toward the deso.
late shore o( l'ewl's l,aml on the
enlm ses that folh.-ftH a Ftorni. until
tho flnnl scene lwr Hillie Rhodes
fnd the aviator in his rii.u-ltine gubio
the government cutter to the hidden
lull- of the imi(ii;!-rn; the scones
haute 'with a startling suddenness
that leave spectators enchanted with
their beauty nd variety. Much credit
t-hould he gien to the cameraman who
I reserved the beauty of the see les.
"Nobody's Girl" is Raid to offer a real
treat to throe who love the sea and a
beautiful love story, perfectly told.
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ARC Am: TODAY
"Ooi'lcss Men," a .Reginald Parker
production, with a Goldwyn nil-star
ram, U a story where men meet their
souls face to face and sneer them
nelvea on to acts of horror; where
they gTafiple life with ruthless, de
structive hands. It will be shown at
the Arcade Theatre for 2 days, com
mencing today. KuRfll Simpson por
trays the Tkadlns character. "Black
J'awl." As "Black raw!" he defies
AN OPEN LETTER
TO WOMEN
Mrs. Littla Tells How Sh
Suffered and How Finally
. Cured
-PhilaoWprit. Pa. "I was not able to
do my housework and had to lie down
r most ot the time and
fe'it bad in mv left
j side. My monthly
( periods were irreg
i ular, sometimes five
lor seven months
I apart and when they
t did appear would last
lor two weeks ana
were very painful. I
was tick for about a
year and a half and
doctored but without
any improvement.
A neighbor recommended Lydia E.
Pinkhara'a Vegetable Compound to me,
and the second day after I started tak
ing it I be?an to feel better and I kept
on taking it for seven months. Now I
keep hou3e and perform all my house
hold duties. You can use these facts as
you please and I will recommend Veee
table Compound to e vcrvone who suffers
as I did' Mrs. 1. S. Little, 3455
Livingston St, Philadelphia, Pa.
How much harder the daily tasks of
t woman become when she suffers from
such distressing symptomsand weakness
as did Mrs. Little. No woman should
allow herself to get into such a condition
because such troubles may be speedily
overcome by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Conntnuad, which for more than
fort y years ha been restoring American
n "i
l)r. Alden It. Moorer, an American
tilirsio;.in, recently ranked from Con
taiilinpl to Athens, Greece, to op
trnte on Iineew Aottstnsia, fornierlv
.Mrn. William B. Leeds of New
York. The operation saved her life.
r. ttnover is shown orrivins nt
Athene . In-wt, Princess Anastnsia.
COMMISSIONERS
REPORT
Ust of claims allowed by the county
court at the April, 1 ! 2 1 term, except
certain claims allowed by statute.
Independent Telephone Co.,
telephone.
Ood and for years sails the sea a ter
ror to every man before the mast. The
history ot those sinister sea captains
who ruled by spilt blood and fear Is all
combined in the life ot "Black Pawl."
"Plack Pawl-' is a character few
men could handle, its very scope
of dramatic possibilities would bewil
der and overwhelm the ordinary actor.
The force of the story stuns one in its
mere skeleton outline and brought to
life In its every detail on tho screen,
it Is said to be the greatest sea picture
ever produced. Through his previous
work in such plays as "The Branding
Iron." "The Farrier," "Out of the
Dust." "Breakers Ahead." etc. Simpson
hps been trained to the point where
"Black Pawl" is a living, breathing,
stupendous portrayal of character in
his hands.
AI.TA TODAY
.TIAIUJK MlltltAY HANDS
T1IK PALM TO YIOIJ-7T
JJHICHESTER S PMJJ
5
Kit
Ckl-rbMlnril)larM
I11IKS-TTB
r S
As "cnnstabnlc" of Mr. Bennett's
bigsest riot, "A Small Town Idol," I
h'td no business in the set that rep
resented ancient Rome. At first 1
resented It. To be one of a multitude
of Roman rioters, drinking drtnks
iron empty cups of gold and silver, to
dance with some of the prettiest girls
that ever vtved a kerchief at the Ap
pian way, to participate in the revels
thaf closed the feast, struck me as be
ing i-'irtic ilarly difciralile; but it was
rn place for a village guardian of the
ponce that's what Krle Kenton, the
directo-i, snid and so for three days I
hadn't ny thing to do but study mil
linery nd .gowns.
What I shall never understand is
how Mme. Violet L. Schofield that's
the rame of the genius that invented
brevity and made a gown of it man
ascd to think of so many shapes and
colors to impose on such a minimum of
fabric. Xo two costumes were alike
and there were five hundred of them.
The only person that I ever envied was
Ben Turpin. He was in the center of
the set and could look two ways at
once.
ntv I'vns rArr;
SEATTLE, April 28. (A. P.)
The second conference baseball game
between the University or v asnington
and the Oregon Agricultural college
here yesterday was called at the end of
thQ fourth inning '-' --'- " :
fame will not be playact fltt It SH SS
FASTI
ME
Today
Children, 5c
Adults, 20c
Billy Rhodes
IN
Nobody's Girl
She was nobody's girl, but became somebody's
sweetheart.
Ccnedy "For Heaven's Sake
S
C '.. Handall, salary deputy
district attorney
B. 1. Ken tor, one-halt office
i xpenso
The Franklin Press, printing
for I Us. Attorney
Hie Quelle, meals for Jurors. .
V. SI. Collier, defendant,
Brown & Slcftlroy
A P. Hutchinson, grand jury
bailiff
Irwin Hudson Company, Jus
tice court docket
W. K. Kiiehenderfer, repairing
cash register
Allen-Knight Company, bat
tery Western Union Tel. Co., tele
grams by sheriff
'3. SI. Turner, sheriff, tax col
lodion
Mrs. s. SI. Turner, do
U C5. Frazier, supplies
Pendleton Tribune, printing
and supplies
it. T. Brow n, postage
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., tele
phone all offices
East Oregonian. pringing and
supplies .
Kilham Stationery & Ptg. Co.,
court ducket
Bushong & Company, record
of trials
C. K. Cranston, deputy trea
surer -
Grac A. Gilliam, post office
rent 4 i years
Franklin Press, printing
P. C. Hawks, deputy assessor
W. I. Gadwa, supplies for assessor
K. E. Waldcn, deputy assessor
W. L. Mathews, do ;
P. T. Harbour, do
R. W. Ayres, do
ft. O. Hawks, express
W. W. Green, for assistant . . .
W. AY. Green, traveling ex
penses Pearl E. Broxson, diwmv's
pension
Ida E. Stew art, do .
Katie Wight, do . . . ..I,
Winnie Fox, do
Letha J. King
Mrs. Jacob Kinnard; do
Slary E. Wilson, do
Mrs. James Bannon, do
Elsa Cambridge, do
Carrie Goyen, do
Slinnie H. Frost, do
Flora Wilder, do
Slaudo Boyce, do r .
independent City Scavenger,
hauling rubbish
United Chemical Co., paper
towels
Thomas Connelly, repairing
court house roof
Penland Brothers, freight and
d ravage
George F. Smith, washing
windows . .-
Pendleton Water Works, wa
ter Pacific Power & Light Co.,
light for court house
Pacific Power & Light Co.,
poor farm, light
Slinnie Slathias, house rent
for SIcCarroll
Alexander's, supplies for poor
Perfection Dairy, m'.lk for
Mrs. SIcCarroll
Inland Slercantile Co., sup
plies fo'r poor
Webb & Clough, burial of J.
H. Glass
Boys & Girls Aid Society,
charity
American Red Cros3, expenses
of June Gaston
Fruitland Grocery Co., sup
plies for poor . ...5
West End Grocery, do
St. Anthony's hospital, care of
poor
Vayne M. Gurdane, supplies
for Sirs. SIcCarroll
Bybee & Slackey, care of poor
Al Roberts, cash advanced for
poor
Casteel & Stanley, supplies for
for poor
Fruitland Grocery Co., sup
plies for poor
T'kt.-ih Slercantile, Co., 'do .'. . .
J. T. Brown, burial of John
Foster
W. 1!. Anderson, supplies for
poor' J
Oregon State Highway Com.
rental of truc k . .
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FOR
FUEL
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THE RIGHT SIZE FOR THIS WEATHER
CLEAN AND UNIFORM
B. L. BURROUGHS-He Has It! j f
2.70
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17.25
19.50
20.00
21.00
"49.40
t.50
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11.30
130.00
86.50
12. SO
73.30
17.50
2U.27
55.85
34.32
3 1.1-
75.00
19.60
18.50
45.00
t. i 5
62.00
40.00
48.50
S7.25
1.15
75.00
93.0S
10.00
25.00
10.00
25.00
25.00
17.50
40.00
40.00
10.00
. 25.00
10.00
10.00
40.00
1.00
16.40
27.65
4.62
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15.85
40.00
40.85
10.00
15.05
.4 5
25.00
40.00
10.00
43.97
15.00
15.00
253.50
29.95
18.
12.00
10.00
36.45
16.59
50.00
20.00
10.00
Mamlev ft Company, supplies ' jyUlljlllllllllillM
oi ABf1 Anil? Three D&ys -:
';r::?:r:..dn.,B! i JrLJlM2j , Starting Today B
Geo. C. 1'ner & Co., Hiippllen S3 ' r
for pour farm 130.40 Children, 10c Adult, 35c Ej
Zoo llouser, board of prison- g ipf
til B ' V ' - P
ui.no - L fi ,vv lrX! N YvAi - '3:
35.70 fifi(- . 7 Wift 'X f -
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::;! yT. m Sf, l
65.00 M I M
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so . rvea
n. K HurriMighs, lumber .
Maniley ft Company, supplies
plies for county hospital
Alex Hurt, labor at poor faint
A. C. Koeppen A llroa., drugs
for poor
Geo. C. Uner & Co., mippllea
for pour farm
Zoo llouser, board of prison
ers
Fred I.ieuallon, examining In
sane .
Hoyden & Hoyden, do
I. V. Temple, do
I. A. ilest. tin
IS. S. Garfield, do
Parker & Spaulding, do
D. J. SIcFuul, do
II. W. Ireland, printing
Walter I,. Perry, deputy wnter
master
Lawrence Johnson, do
Aubrey K. Perry, watermastcr
J. Ij. Vaughn, supplies
I'nlon Library Ass'n., books
for library
Pendleton Water Works, wa
ter for library
Pacific Tel. A Tel. Co., tele
phone for library
Pacific' Power & Light Co.,
light for library
S. U Nason, salary
S. L Nation, pages
Freda Glover, libruriun
Kllen Clark, do
Slary Hartnett, do
Geo. Hooker.'Janltor
3. B. Hutchinson, for Indigent
sordlers
W. I. Gadwa, tags for collars
Pendleton Auto Company,
auto for Home D. A
Max Crandall, accountant, 2
years -
John Hailey, Jr., Juvenile of
ficer ,
Chas. B. Oral, sealer of
weights
W. H. Lyday, speed cop
O. P. Hotf, expenses for fire
putrol . T ; . . .
Nona H. SlcFaul, Deputy
Sheriff ...
W. S. Spears, do
D. J. Lavender, do ,
B. F. B. Rldgway, do
C. C. Proebstel, deputy clerk
Carlotta Hicks, stenographer
B. S. Burroughs, deputy hire
D. J. SlcFaul, health officer
Guy Cook, Janitor
J. A. Horn and wife, poor
farm
C. P. Strain, deputy assessor
Sirs. Bertha Kemlcr, supplies
for poor v. . . .
Itoad l'uiiil IKhicI
Tom Conncrs, et al, pay roll. .
W. G. Phelps, engineering . . .
J. I. Hughes, et al, Helix-
Havana
K. D. Dilks. et al, Cabbaso
HIM
W. G. Palmer, et al, do
Alexander's, supplies
Geo. C. B.ier & Co., do
V. J. Clark, do
Clifton, Applegate ft Toole, do
Collins Flour Mill, do
Charles Company, do
Downey's Market, do
Gray Bros. Grocery, do
Gold West Creamery, do
Vernon V. Kerli-y, do
Murphy Bros., do
Slagnusan & Co., labor ......
McClintock & Simpson, sup
plies Oregon Lumbor Yard, do ....
Pendleton Auto Company, do
Pendleton Trading Co., do . . .
Pendleton Sleat Co., do
J. M. Richards, hay
Standard Oil Co., supplies . . .
State Industrial Accident Com.
Insurance
Taylor Hardware Co., sup
plies ,
Fred It. Young, do
ALTA r Today
Children, 10c
Adults, 35c
'it
1 ':'& -:-Jr i
-attack.
mis rim cohuji maji
, includes 1000 eeiuhful
Girls is i typical fcnnell
1 C6t includir-
PaTurpfn. Marie Prevo:!
Charlie Murray- Phyllis Have'
753.00
v
1100.00
45.50
35.42
62.50
65.73
150.00
130.00
130.00
130.00
130.00
100.00
135.00
24.50
100.00
200.00
30.00
94.25
17.39
496.79
2002.72
173.59
302.46
70.52
62.31
30.00
121.60
88.55
70.00
3.20
39.30
55.01
2.00
330.69
.50
21.39
7.35
344.93
167.80
185.85
6.75
76.33
, 72.96
15.00
1 ... i- . i ik.t furnt unon its miehtv sire.
3 . Like a snarnny tigrer cud, grown -r---- - - - - v eve
M Pawl one day tested the iron fists of his father, the hardest skipper on all I .even
m "a. Soon he crawled away, bc.ton but uncowed, to plot another mean, to se.ze tho
1 "hpbn wlnf well, a knife flashed, the skipper was down and then-
You will never forget the startling, crashing climax of this picture. . -
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General
J. D. Adams & Co., repairs . . ,
Allen-Kniyht Co., do
Alta Radiator Works, do ....
K. C. Amann, freight and ex
ress K. C. Amann, do
American Tire Shop, repairs
Geo.' C. Baer ft Co., supplies
George E. Barr, expenses ....
H. G. Beckius, repairs ......
H. M. Bennett, expenses ....
Bracher Hdvv. Co., supplies . ..
Burns Machine Works, repairs
C. J. Carlson, contract . ; . . .
Casey Lumber Co., lumber . . .
William E. Chase Co., -repairs
Cheshire Hdw, Co., supplies . .
W. J. Clark, do
Concrete Pipe Co., culverts . .
Daily liecord Abstract, adver
tising Feenaughty Jlachlnery Co.,
repairs
I. G. Ftazier, stationery
Kreewater Time;), advertising
Funck & SIcLean, whse. rental
Grace Gilliam, freight
Hart'man Abstract Co., right
way account
H. L. Hedrick, repairs
Helix Telephone Exchange,
telephone
Hermbiton Cement Products,
culverts
Hotel Stanfield, board and
room ,
H. W. Ireland, printing
Jew-ett & Dlnimlck, repairs . .
Jones-Scott Co., sand
V. V. Kerley, gas and oil
Sam Koster. truck license
Mberty Auto Co., gas
Milton Economy Store, sup
plies Xrilton Transfer Co., hauling
-Morrison & Sons, rental
Murphy Bros., paint
S. B. Slorgan, expenses '.
Art Myers, labor
A. G. Nelson, bridge timber. .
David H. Xelson, labor
J. S. Norvell & Co., supplies
Newt O'Harra, labor
O. W. It. & N. Co., freight . . .
Oregon Lumber Yard, lumber
Oregon Slotor Grag, repairs
Paciric Tel. & Tel. Co., tele
phone Pacific Power & Light, power
W, o. Phelps, expenses
Pacific Power & IJght Co.,
lights
Pilot Hock Lumber Co., lum
ber
Pilot ISock Auto Co., chains . .
Pendleton Iron Works, repairs
Presto Light Co., gas
Preer Tool & Supply Co., sup
plies Pendleton tnug Co., do
PrlKhctt & Suns, nails
Walter Hansom, expenses ...
Central Welding Works, re
pairs W. T. Reeves, hauling
L. E. Rov, repairs
Kussell Grader Mfg. Co., sup
rlles .
L. ,1, Shannon, expenses ,...
8.00
30.70
13.00
37.21
22.84
1.50
59.13
38.65
11.25
11.84
16.05
3980
5563.17
44.13
13.67
73.71
474.38
.162.30
3.30
316.00
23.85
7.0(1
40.00
59.65
7.50
l.Otf
108.00
14.25
90.75
15.70
40.00
146.65
48.00
14.76
17.00
174.00
25.00
1.50
-16.34
60.30
42.00
28.00
12.31
46.50
297.00
3.90
85.57
63.65
134.45
25.87
7.20
8.75
6.50
4.10
78.35
10.20
2.80
34.54
21.50
24.00
18.45
47.20
S8.15
Slate Ind. Accident Com., In
surance 143.
Sturgls & Rtorie. repairs 206.
Phaw Borden Co., stationery 3,
H. M. Summercr, labor 4 4
Smythe-Lonergan Co., sup
plies . 1
Simpson Tire Service Co., re
pairs 15
Standard Oil Co., suppll-s ... 128X.
R. SI. Tannler, repairs 2.
O. B. Tavlor, lumber 12
Taylor Hdw, Co., supplies' . . 22
C. W.Thomas, veterinary 8.
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co., sup
plies 1.7fl
Tum-A-Lnm Lumber Co., do 142.31
CniaClla Flour ft Grain Co.,
hay '. . ; 30. 9
'". S. Rubber Co., supplies ... 88.09
l'. S. Reclamation Service,
pipe 3.30
Walt's Welding Works, re
pairs ... ... v 7.0
Western Tel. Co.. telegrams . , 2.17
Mrs. Zimmerman, rent ' 15.00
Frank Waughmuii, et al, pay
roll 112.10
A. X. Lucas, et al, do 512.50
J. A. C.UKln, et nl, do ....... 276. 10
Ted Starch, et al, fio ,
Clyde Slay, et al, do
W. J. Wattenburger. do . . ,
Sid Grablll. et al, do
Tt. It, Watson, et al, do . . , ,
P. II. Simpson et al, do ... ,
Bud Bruillard, et al, do . . .
II. K. Hutchinson, et nl, do
U J. Shannon, et nl, do . . ,
W. o. Phelps, et al. do ...
A. Ei Gulllekson, et ul,
. Walla Walla River ....
W. c. Myers, et al, pay roll
Robert Tuttle, et al, do
Geo. Rnrr. et nl, do
do.
974.75
239.75
172.06
80.50
23.51
67.76
461.00
719.25
449.38
66.10
3005.33
289.17
1255.34
2266.08
Auqxi ON
Will sell at my place 4 1-2 miles Southeast of Pendleton at the
N. A. Humphrey place, the following described livestock:
1 Black Marc 10 yrs. old, weight 1250 lbs.
1 Black Mare 1 0 yrs. old, w eight 1350 lbs.
1 Black Mare 10 yrs. old, w eight 1300 lbs.
2 Black Mares 9 yrs. old, w eight 1300 lbs.
1 Black Gelding 11 yrs. old, weight 1300 lbs.
1 Black Gelding 10 yrs. old, w eight 1250 lbs.
1 Bay Gelding 10 yrs. old, weight 1225 lbs.
1 Brown Mule 10 yrs. old, w eight 1200 lbs.
1 Brown Mule 10 yrs. old, weight 1150 lbs.
1 Gray Gelding 8 yrs. old, 'weigh 1 1200 lbs.
1 Gray Gelding 8 yrs. old, weight 1100 lbs.
2 Gray Geldings 12 yrs. old, weight 1250 lbs.
1 Grey Gelding 10 yrs. old, weight 1150.
1 Grey Mare 9 yrs. oW weight 1250 lbs. .
1 Black Mare yrs. old, weight 1250 lbs.
NV X 1921
10 o'eto.iii.
TERMS OF SALE 2 per cent off for cash.. Time will be
given on bankable notes with good security, payable October 1.
. v FREE LUNCH AT NOON
N. A. HUMPHREY, O wher
Col. Yohnka, Auctioneer E. L. Smith, Clerk
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