1A0E EIGHT DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1021. TEN PAGES in We No Writers' Cramp for Him . : With acknowledgmtnti la K. G. B, It AHCADF, TODAY The Arm-dp Thciitre nnv. In fefttnrn nlirnrllnn Uxlny, "Hrhli ." Till" to n Htury of tmii.unl lirnnvitio power and further nj)Mo f"r a soeni; In an uteller nf a K'"h Avenue 1m irer nml di'slirtipr. where model PASTIME , . - , .. wearing over n hundred thousand dot lr worth of fura and furbelow p rnde. The extent nnd rlohnrsx of the fashions shown jl iutorest nil women in that these style nre the Hetnul ones that will be worn this winter by the letlerM of fashion. They are ien sufficient footage, so that every do. ' tail can lw apprehended hy patrons. It is even said that even the films ile. Noted exclusively to fashions h"Ull I furnish smh forecast of coming, modes. The iilay deals xvith the tre mendous grip huhlt can acquire. Mil dred Harris, is the character of Irene Fletcher, finds herself clinging: to her x-travHsrapt hnl.it, althoiiRh her father i a'hnnkrnftt. " She dreams she has married the poorer of her two suitors and the plot revolves around the efforts af the dis carded one to possess her. The latter Ko;s her in his power when she is lured to hi apartment and a terrific strug gle ensues. This is said to be one of the most dnriiic scenes ever enacted on the screen. How her husband arrives ''il th scene and kills Munson nndj vw me ;icro aim neroine finally find h..pp.i).ss is ichi with rare skip Theveast is notable. William Lawr ence play the mart of the successful suitor and' Walter McGrail the role of the vengeful one, while Ethel Grey Terry, as Mary O.haatres. appears as N W V 1 x x ' W X I v X xx v V 1 S"JT x xx x,v x x f.v. W VSlTJ man dmclded Today" Children, 5c Adults, 20c RUTH OF THE ROCKIES WITH RUTH ROLAND Last Chapter Ends Today. Thrilling; and Exciting. THE LOST CITY The Serial of Wild Animals. Full of Startling Climaxes. COMEDY PLAYMATES One Dollar Saved Krprrspiits Ten Dol x lnrs Kamiil. The average man does not save to exceed, ten per cent of his earnir.Ks. He must spend nine dollars in living expenses for every dollar saved. That being the case he can not -be too care-j ful about unneeesKury expenses. Very often j few cents properly invested,! like buying seeds for his garden, will i vave several dollars outlay later on. It fs 'he same in buying Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. It costs but a few cents, and a bottle of it in the house often saves a doctor's bill of several dollars. The Sanio Everywhere The editor of Paisa Akhhar, a native newspaper of Lahore, India, says. "1 have used Chamberlain's Colic and D.arrhoea Remedy many times among my children and servants, for colic and diarrhoea and always found it effec tive." liilioiisiioss ami Constipation "For years T wns trnnhi.i .;tx ieufcness and constipation, which made : life miserable for me. My appetite (ailed me. I lost my usual force and vitality. Pepsin preparations and i cathartics only made matters worse. I do not know where I should have been ! today had I not tried Chamberlain's : Tablets. The tablets relieve the ill feeling at once, strengthen the diges . tive functions, helping the system to ! do its work naturally," writes Mrs. i Rosa Potts, Birmingham, Ala. j ! A Splcudlil Medicine for the Stomach I ! and IJver. I ! "Chamberlain's tablets for the fitnm. ach and liver are splendid. I never tire of telling my friends and neigh bors of their qualities," writes Mrs. William Vollmer, Eastwood, N. y. When bilious, constipated or troubled with indigestion, give them a trial. They will do you good. Governor Edwards of New Jersey signlns S15.000.000 ol 31V. bonus bonds for Jerseyites who served in the Nvar. H uses, a device Uis; writes IS duplicate signatures wbiis he writes od. " Irene's friend. Her father is played by, Emmet C. King. Advance reports say that "Habit" is not only a remarkable t photoplay but one that eontii'ns many startling surprises. MIUfflAD UNIOK HEADS 20 for 20 cents in ir-tiht packages. Alto nl'iair.Mltle in round trmtofSO,vcuum-aeltJ. I SWELLED with pride. , t THE FAT man next to mt. ' WAS READING one. OF MY cigarette ads. AND I felt Mm ehuokle. NOW NO one had aw. t PRAI8ED THAT ad. t 80 I had to ask. IF HE liked it. AND HE said, "Sure." AND LAUGHED some more. . THEN HE said. "LOOK HERE" and pointed. AND WHERE I'd written. "PURE TOBACCO.". , THE PRINTER had set. "PURE TABASCO." AND THAT'S why the man. . . THOUGHT MY ad. WAS HOT stuff. BUT THEN he said. "FORGET THE adal I NEVER read 'em. BUT LEMME tell you. 80METHING DIFFERENT. THEY OUGHT'to say. ABOUT THAT cUsretta, AND THAT la till. THEY 8ATI8FY." '., AND DARNED If I don't Aln HE REALLY believed. HE WAS "giving me. ' SOMETHING NEWI ' t fOU can blame it a the printet if vou don't see "Thev Lisfv" ia a C'hesterlield advvtuuuiv. Ifutbt sure of this- you'll '.nd it !it the ciga rette everv time. Woh.erful TnrViaJt and Domestic tobaccos, w."oderfujly blended il sounds easy.' But. 7"4'U find nothing else like Chesterfields. lltat bltnii con t bt euintd. ALT A TOKAV TODAY Children, 10c Adults, 35c J Children 10c Adults 35c ALT A Today LOUIS B. MAYER. 1 1 - :" -T- -. 3 1 What happens to women caught in Habit's web and peek ing: the easy way cut? i 'I J Hohart Bosworth, the Sea Do?. Hobart ltosworth, the fowptincher, Hobart Hosworth. the Twn-Hsted. These three Hobart Hosworths a famous to the public. Hut yesterday at the Alta. Theatre we saw a still dif ferent Hobart llosworth in his first Associated "Producers vehicle made by '. Parker Head, Jr. It is called "A Thousand To One" and in it we see big, virle. likeable HoUirt as a waster, a dilletante, if you please in short, a rascal. ' i Imagine Posu'orth as a rotter! Rut it isn't for long, folks this character-j ization exists only f.tr about two reels when a terrifio train wreck brings this episode in the star's screen life to an end and out of the wreckase emerges the new man. Prom this point onward the story becomes absorbing The character development is superb, ad ding further laurels to Kosworth's historic crown. The production is as faultless as we have ever seen in an outdoor production nnd there are some interior that make us wish to see more -of brawny Hobart Hosworth In dress clothes "putting on the doe:." Ethel Grey Terry plays opposite the star and Rives a capable performance as the Bill 'who has been trirked Into marriage for the sake of her fortune but who ultimately finds love and hap. plnexs in the arms of the stur. Which you all will agree is eminently proper and satisfactory. Altogether a very happy Associated Producers release. CONTINUE DISCUSSION .'i i CHICAGO, iily.6.-Utl'. P.) Thou sand of leaders of the railroad unions '"e ; continue the discussion of the 12 per cent wage reduction which the I'nited States railroad labor board ordered for July first. They expect the unions to issue a statement accepting the wage cut, which means $400.000. Onn yearly. They expected a demand to keen the wnrklne agreements intact. CIGARETTES , . Licoett MvF.ns Tojucco Co, KABER ATTORNEYS DO J In... 1 v-. ?tl 4. KOT WANT WOMAN JUROR CLP'CTjAXD, "July 6. (P. P.) Mrs. Kaber's attorneys are campaign ing vigorously to prevent women from serving on jury duty. Mrs. Kubep is charged with killing her husband, lianiel Kaber, a wealthy publisher. The jury box was filled twice, and each time Kaber attorneys used a per emptory challenge to remove a wom an juror. Should the trial go for ward with a woman on the jury, the Kaber attorneys will appeal to the su preme court of the I'nited States, us ing a a basis that women are ineligi ble to serve on jury fluty in the Pnl ted States. A dynamic drama; a train wreck you'll remember; the latest and most distinctive cre ations in frocks, evening gowns, bathing' suits, hats and lingerie. A First Natianal Attraction 1 I niJinns of army worms or cater pillars in Npw Brunswick have Htrip rjed the trees of foliage In many places. The. railroad tracks nre cov ered with these worms on certain sec tions and they grease the rails so badly that freight trains are having difficulty pettinsr over the road and passenger trains are run in two sections . tfyng at HFs Desk Comedy DYNAMITE Hotel Sutter v- "K. KIt.. 1MO -Not merely a Hotel, but an In tilulioil. 1'ounded on These I 'i InciplcH I'rti'i'Mii 1'iui ix M itvici: xii;utuv. Otxtrgr Wumi IIij.t, Mpr. J. PARKER READ, SR. Presents HOBART BOSWORTH IN ' A Thousand to One The story of a strong man's fight for love. Comedy: NEAT BUT MOT GAUDY, "'ii''' 1 . 3 I'M lmm il ill T Tfev illi:! ( mhn sairs -that d&Mmi mmcmm tees areKSgy wlS the mite'iii? " MOST everybody knows the easy-going sort of man who never takes a tire seriously until he gets a blow-out ; How long he will resist universal tire education is a question. But this is sure More people are finding put every day that between leaving things to luck and getting real economy there is a big difference. ' Many a car-owner has come to U. S. Tire3 because he couldn't afford to keep on paying that difference. Probably seven out cf ten users of U. S. Tires came to them only after they'd had enough of "dis counts,", "bargain offers", "clearance sales of surplus stocks" and other similar appeals. They have found econory and they stick to it They pay a net price not "some thing off list" that may not mean anything in the first place. 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