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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1921)
FOURTEEN PAGES SAIL? EAST 0REG6NIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, ' FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12, 1921. PASTIWR TOIHY PliAT WITH IMXH JONKS Purk Jinn In the William Fox pro duction "Juit Pais,' a drama of the wht country from a mory by John McDtrmott, la announced ns the fa ture attraction at Pestlme Theatre be glnnlng today. Tha acrnea are laid In a mall town fin tha t)order-line nf the wheat and rattle countiien. . It deals with the live of a dejected "nobody," a boy 'waif and a benutWul school teachet-, who become united through clrcum fetancea that conetltute what has been described aa a most appealing atory. Buck Jonea la aeen In the part of Bim, Tha "nobody" a ne'er-do-well who at heart la ronrngeou and chivalrona. Jack Ford la the director and the at Includes familiar namea. Theatre today, are Indeed rare if pre view Indication are to be believed. Rarely has there been a photoplay spectacle about which so much com ment has been excited on nil sides. For this reason alone, the attraction is likely to arouse great interest here. The critics who have thus fnr reviewed this picture have divided their praise between the production and the star. Fola Negri, who seems to have achiev ed more than the ordinary dramatic triumph In the principal role. Al.TA TOIY ARCADE TOP AY Motion picture productions of the tnarnltuda and importance of Tas flon," which conies to the Arcade XKW F!,M STARKIXO JXA1XK HAMMKHSTKIX Elaine Hammerstein one of the most popular young women on the screen, ir the star of the latest Selznlck pic ture. "The Girl from Nowhere." which will lie seen at the Alta theatre today. There are few stars who have reached in so short a time the high place In public affection ivhich is held by Miss Hammerstein, and it Is the an nounced policy of the Selznlck com pany to provide her with the best stories, directors, supporting- casts and scenic equipment that can be secured. "The Girl from Nowhere" tella the story of a girl who made a mistake In her Judgment of a man. Innocent her self, she becomes implicated In ap pearance In a notorious Jewel robbery, and escaping from her accusers she finds herself In a predicament less dangerous but, if anything, more em barrassing. Seeking shelter In a hunt-1 Ing lodge, the property of a wealthy man. she tells the caretaker, 'who tries to eject her, that she is the owner'a wife. The caretaker knows that hia employer is unmarried, and laughs at her claim, but the owner himself ap pears at this moment, corroborates the girl's story. There is a reporter pres ent and the news of the marriage of Jimmy Kyder spreads. Complication follows complication, until the truth finally straightens the tangle. Miss Hammerstein, as Mavis Cola, has one of the most appealing roles of her entire career. The production was directed by George Archalnbaud, and in the supporting cast are such famil iar figures as William B. Davidson, Huntley 0-ordon, I-ouise Trussing and Warren Cook. Jail k bu J . l itauE I H U Tod Children ISc COMPLETE CHANGE OE PROGRAM ay Adults 55c FRUIT CROP IS IDE PASTIME 1 TODAY Children, Sc Adults, 20c "A MAN MAY EE DOWN BUT HE'S NEVER OUT" William Fix Presents Buck Jones Just Pals The Stirring Story of a Golden-Hearted Ne'er-Do-Well COMEDY WITH MOONSHINE ON THE WABASH PORT AND. Aug. 12. -(A. P.) -F.8- , timates of the bureau of markets and jcrop estimates, indicate the produe I tion this year of 5139 carloads of com mercial apples, 8000 tons of epars, 21,610,000 pounds of dried prunes. Last year's apple crop was 32SO car loads. Willamette valley unfavorable con ditions at the blossoming period is blamed for the light apple crop, ex cept in Union and Lane counties which show an Increase. Pears are 60 to 76 per cent; prunes are also be low normal. An increase in Umpqua valley apples is Indicated. Pears are 60 per cent and Italian prunes 75 per cent. The southern apple crop is 25 to 50 above last year; pears are 65 to 60 per cent crop. Hood River has 10 to 20 per cent more apples and of better quality; pears are 50 cents lower. Umatilla reports a fine apple crop; -Hermiston suffered a frost; Union promises ex cellent; Wasco shows a shrinkage; Baker has an average yield and It is good quality. Malheur promises 200 cars of fruit. Wn,L VISIT ORIXJON MEDFORD, Aug. 12. (A. P.) Secretary of Interior Fall, will arrive next Monday. He is touring the na tional parks. Jclame 1 iammersteih Th e urir IN rem Nowhere A Gripping Omnia of Sunshine and Slorm. FOX SUNSHINE COMEDY 'THE SIMP." hi Addition 35 MINUTES OE MUSIC. SONGS AND DANCES. T Howland s M usical evoe iris Girls ! i MAY BECOME LAW WASHINGTON, Aug. 12. (I. IT. S.) Unlesg the anti-beer bill finally be comes a law before congress recesses, the regulations for the sale of beer as a medicine will be promulgated, Sec retary Mellon stated. The Difference of 150 Years YOU'VE heard the story of Paul Revere how he clatter ed out of Boston and spread the alarm to every Middle sex village, etc. That was in April, 1775. It was an all night job. Today the Boston papers would slap extras on their presses and in the shake of a little lamb's tail the whole thrilling message would be in each home of the well known county. This represents the arvance of 150 years in the omportant business of spreading news. The cry of "Extra Extra" on the midnight air brings startled folks to their doors as once did the pound of a horse's hoofs and the breathless shout of the rider. Papers have supplanted the courier multiplied his effectiveness many times increased his speed a hundred fold. How far back we would go without newspapers! We would remain in ignorance 'not only of events at home and abroad but also of much that concerns us just as vitally news of the very things that have to do with the personnal, every-day life of each one of us. 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