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PAGE FIVE TWELVE PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, HOVEMEEB 12, 1921. i ; Peobk Here and There 3 m 'I " i. - .. . S. A. Darnes of Weston was a vis- j Itor in Pendleton yesterday. i Tr. H. S. McKenzie was in lkrtnis ttSu yesterday on a hunting trip. i I miff C. W". Garrison and son, IHnis, were liere from Manfield today on a business mission. 0FF1C IS IX COLFAX. Mrs. Lewis King la the guest of rel- Kilgore. petitioner in bankruptcy, was atives in Colfax. held today. The petitioner 13 a tarm- 1 er. Curl Kngdahl of Helix was ap- ,.-,in. pointed trustee. I A group of Helix citizens are in Sues on Note Pendleton today. They are M. 1. Fuit on a note to secure judgment Cmdh C Vi-i-oll rhni-loa Al. L. t ?. mill .111. 1 nttnmev f,P of SaU'J 1 , , , .-! i.l i .,i-,.l, l.v Will ! M. Peterson against Viola Savage .Morrison and V. 1 Morrison. In the complaint it is recited that the plain tiff loaned to the defendant $5,U'.l before her marriage, to v; I- Morri son. Foreclosure' of real estate which secured the lorn is also sought in the suit. G. 11. bishop and K. J. Clark are the plaintiff's attorneys. gpach. Carl hngdah!, big- rancher and booster of Helix, was a visitor in Pen dleton yesterday. He witnessed the game between Pendleton and linker. Ha Kmah-l'p. A Ford roadster belonging to Arnold Stoffle w-as partially wrecked this morning when the driver steered the machine into the curb at the inter section of Court and Cottonwood streets. Witnesses of the accident declare that Stoffle ran into the curb than strike a big car which Mrs. William Kraft was a Walla! Walla visitor yesterday. HERE FROM HELIX Miss Wanda Alspach and Miss Cath erine Melntyre of Helix are I'endleton visitors today. MT7ETIXO TO BE HELD. "Poston and Philadelphia Symphony Orchestras"' will be the theme for a Jim Stanfield is one of the old tim ers in Oregon when it comes to the business of running sheep. In 1SS7 he trailed sheep to Idaho from here. He U In Pendleton now and will spend the winter hero. ' k. ..j HFJtO DRINKS POISON. TACOMA, Xov. 12. (U. I.) De spondent because his comrade refused o allow him to Join a parade of Ca nadian veterans because he would not 'produce the medals awarded him for1 bravery overesas, Jack Phillips, aged twentv-eiglit a Canadan. is in a scri- Knsdalil Named Trnstco ous condition from drinking poison. A lits at Itniit'li. Miss Grace A. Gilliam is spending the week end at her old home at Pi lot Hock where ahe went Friday. She wiil be back at her office Monday. NEWS NOTES OF PENDLETON inert'iiR nf tn cr-Miitors of S. G. SaJfe ?MA f INFANTS IHALEDS ASX FOR Potln'anf.InyaHdsjBdafawfnsCiJHrrti Flchmflk, malted orain extract in Powder The Critfnal Foo.'. :;rin:: For All AjtaNo Cooking Nourubing - DigefabIo Arcade Sun.-Mon. Children, 5c Adults, 20c was approaching the intersection. The (meeting cf the music department of i man has been acting as a "self-ap-jtho Pendleton Women's Club on Mon pointed"' traffic officer and recently iday afternoon in the club room of the brought an Indian to police station, county library. Mrs. Will Wyrlck ljst night he brought another man will be in charge. to the station. An examination Into his mental condition will probably be made, it is said. BANK IS ROHBKI) ALTON, III., Nov. 12. (A. P.) Six men held up the Illinois State Bank, utf East Alton, beat the cashier and assistant cashier and escaped with $12,000. V. S. OFFEKS (Continued from page Li LITTLE DAUGHTER HORN. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Oliver of La born November 2. according to word 'ac'1',Ae received hero by Pendleton friends. Mr. Oliver was a Pendleton visitor during the G. A. R. state encampment here and is a prominent member of the organization. existing order and the realization that here can be no cure without sacrifice. 1 not by one of us. but by all of us. I 1 do not mean surrendered rights or narrowed freedom, or denied aspira tions, or ignored national necessities. Our republic would no more ask for these than it would give. No pride need be humbled, no nationality sub merged, but 1 would have a- mergence of minds Committing all of us to lessi preparation for war and more enjoy-1 ment of fortunate peace. 1 I The higher hopes come of the spirit j of our coming together. It it but just! jto recognize varying needs and pecul-1 iar positions. Nothing can be accom- j plished in disregard of national ap-l j prehensions. Rather we should act! 1 together to remove the causes of ap-1 I prehensions. This is not to be done in intrigue. Greater assurance is found in the exchange of simple hon esty and directness among men re solved to accomplish as becomes lead ers among nation, when civilization itself has some to its crucial test. It l not to be challenged that gov ernment falls when the excess of Its cost robs the people of the way to j k b ' mi 1 r-H sa 3?rfs ii 1 Si 1i !.f,v7 It si si w miwm i H B viy l I Ml' 3 ifc) I j,,-, - im a iiiiim ii ini - " ' ii?t'"""'A ' 000 tons for Japan. Arthur Balfour nominated Secre tary Hughes for chairman of the con ference. John W. Gairett, of Balti more, former minister to The Nether lands, was selected as secretary gen eral of the conference. Tho conference udjourned at 12:22 until Tuesday at 11 a. m. WASHINGTON, Nov. 12. (A. P.) Admiral Tako, of the Japanese del egation said the American plan wbb very drastic but a good proposal to have been placed before the confer ence. WASHINGTON-, Nov. 12. (U. P.) The conference named two commit tees, the heads of the American, Brit ish, French, Italian and Japanese delegations compose tho one on pro. gram and proceedure respecting arms limitation. ' The second, dealing program ana proceeaure on me iar ,st , h deb, b eastern questions, including all pow- den8 fte(, Humanity, which has ers, tne memDers to oe seieciea uy mo several delegations. MrSS HI ITOHINSOX VISITS. Miss Eve Hutchinson, of the faculty of the Baker high school, was a Pen dleton visitor yesterday, witnessing the Pendleton-BaVer football game. Miss Hutchinson, who is a Portland girl, is a graduate of the University of Oregon. She is Instructor in Englisl In the Baker school. MRS. EKLTTN'D RETURNS iMrs, Albert Eklund has returned from Spokane, where as district cor responding secretary for the Women's Home Missionary Society of the 'Meth odist church, she attended the so ciety's conference. Mrs. George Hunt er, who accompanied Mrs. Eklund and who was a delegnte from the Pendle ton society, is now in Colfax where she will visit her sister for a time. PRESIDENT HARDING (Continued from page 1.) Rivoli Today Children 10c Adults 35c Loges 50c GENSEL at .the WURLITZER ' COMEDY -"LOOK PLEASANT. PLEASE ADOLPH ZUKOR. PRESENTS Thomas Meighan "The Conquest ef Canaan" d QammounlQklun Booth Tarklngton's noted romance of a town of the Middle West. Of its scandals, pride and jiolltlcs. And of lovo that made a fighting young law yer set the placa right side up. been shocked by wanton destruction. would minimize the agencies of that destruction. - Contemplating the measureless cost of war and the con tinuing burden' of armament, all thmtghtful peoples wish for real limi tation of armament and would like war outlawed. In soberest reflection the world's hundreds of millions who pay in peore and die In war wish their statesmen to turn tho expendi tures for destruction into means of construction, aimed at a higher state for those who live and follow after. It is not alone that the world can not readjust Itself and cast aside the excess burdens without relief from the leaders of men. War has grown pro gressives cruel and more destructive from the first recorded conflict to thlH pregnant clay and the reverse order wculd most become our boasted civil ization Gentlemen of the conference, the United Stales welcomes you with un selfish hands. We harbor no feara; we have no sordid ends to serve; we suspect no enemy; we contemplate cr apprehend no conquest. Content with what we have, we seek nothing which is another's. We only wish to do with you thut finer, nobler thing which no nation can do ulone. AVe wish to sit with you at tho tabic of international understanding and good will. In good conscience wo are eager to meet yoo frankly and Invite and offer co-opcratlon. The world de mands a sober contemplation of the If the finer sentiments were not urging, the cold, hard facts of ex cessive cost and the eloquence of eco nomics would urge us to reduce our armaments. If the concept of a bet ter order does not appeal, then let list ponder the burden and the blight of Icontlnued competition. It is not to be denied that the world has swung along throughout the ages without heeding this call from the kindlier hearts of men. But the same world never before was so tragically brought to realization of the utter fu tility of passion's sway when reason nnd conuclcnce and fellowship point a nobler way. I can speak officially only for our United States. One hundred million frankly want less armament and none of war. Wholly free from guile, sure In our own minds that we harbor no unworthy designs we accredit the world with the same good intent. So I will welcome you, not nlbne In good will and high purpose, but with' high faith: Wo are met for a service to man kind. In all simplicity. In all honesty and all honor, there may be written here the avowals of a world con science refined by the consuming fires of war and made more sensitive j the anxious aftermath. I hope for that understanding which will emphn slzo the guarantees of peace and for commitments of less burdens and better order which will tranqulllze the world. In such an accomplishment there will bo added glory to your flags and ours, and the rejoicing of mankind will make the trescvndlng of all succeeding time. Carving Sets Arc a Necessity for the Thnnksgiving Table SILVER PI-ATE STAG HANDLED STERLING SILVER The smaller steak sets are Ideal for the smaller fowls. . ' FIMCKS TO PLEASE -deiueler 1 !.. fPerton ' ft Tits House for Silver ' 13 i ' l In MOTION PICTURE NEWS BRAY COMIC NEWS WEEKLY TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Tent, 12x14, good condi tion. Call at 635 Johnson St. FOR SALE 7 room house, north side,; by owner oholce location terms. 1. O. Box 191 city. FOR SALE Thoroughbred roosters, one rosecomb Rhode Island Red und one white mlnorca. Phone 732-R. Attention Yocmi'ti! All Yoemen ure requested to attend meetings every Monday evening at the Knights of Columbus Hull at 7:30, an the stato manager J. II. Edell will he here to put on a campaign for new members and will initiate a large class on rjocemler 1st. R. C. LAWRENCE, ' Correspondent. ALT A SINDAV AMI MONDAY THIS STAR, I N.VFHAII OK t . TAMSNTNIV SUPPORT The old days when stars sometimes used to hire Incompetent support in order that their own cleverness might shine more brightly, have paused to tho realm of forgotten things In photo drama. Or ht 'least so says May McAvoy, star of "Everything For Sale," which opens at the Alta Theatre for two days beginning Sunday, "It Is hard to understand how lead ing players could ever havo wished to he surrounded iby poor support,. In order to give further emphaslB to their own ability,' said the charming little perBon who made "Grizel'1 of "Senti mental Tommy":so Justly famous. "Acting Is so greatly a matter of co operation, of 1 response of the Inter locking characters of the story, that a proper dramatic interpretation can never be made by one or two persons alone. It must be a composite of sev eral Individuals all of whom havo something real to contribute." "Everything for Sale" is by tlte. au thor of "The Cheat,'.' one of the most successful photoplays ever written and tho first original screen story ever made into a grand operai It was di rected by Frank O'Connor under the personal supervision of the author. .. CASCADE FIR . FIR SLAB WOOD FIR AND TAMARACK BLOCK WOOD All Body Cut and Bone Dry Plus Service Makes You Glad You Called J78 FOR FUEL Phone 178 Smytlie-Lonergan Co. Quality Quantity Service ALTA PC"''" mm. 'AJbTA Bm. Mom, Children ,5c vt- "Si ALTA ORCHESTRA P rof. GalgAno Director Adults 25c WHAT IS THE BID? For a human heart lovinsr, trusting and true For a human soul unsullied by contact with the world-' For a woman young, beautiful, accomplished ? Is Gold All You Can Offer? Will No Man Offer Love? ARCADK SI NDAV AND MONDAY CHARMING STAR FICAI'I RKO I PLAY DIHIXTKD IY OLD OIHIM Edith Roberts, the star of "Lusca," "The Fire Cat," "Thunder Island" and many other well known successes, will be seen at tho, Arcade .Theatre, on .Sunday In her latest Universal Produc tion "Luring Lips". In this drama of love, action and adventure the youth ful star of the screen rises to tho dramatic heights of hor enreer. It is a delightful reward of personal ambition to Miss Roberts. i As a little girl of ten, Miss Roberts lived next door In New York City to the favorite leading man of the screen. It -was King Kaggot, who was then be ing starred by Universal nnd working In the New York studio. Miss Roberts worshipped him at her favorite cinema shrine. She was known and revered at school as "the girl who lives next door to King Hsggot." That little girl of ten, and now the famous dramatic star of twenty, Is ex ceedingly happy. Her work In "Luring Lips" is the crowning achievement of a brilliant career. ODAY Children 10c Adults 35c ALTA ORCHESTRA Prof. GaJgano, Director I Held Over by Request The Paramount Trio , Entire Change of Songs Singers Who Canning 1 ; h n GOING GOING TO SEE GOING MAY McAVOY IN "Everything For Sale" REALART'S "WONDER GIRL" IN A POWER FUL STORY OF LOVE AND ADVENTURE PARAMOUNT MAGAZINE INTERNATIONAL NEWS UIVOIJ ht'NDAY" ANT) MONDAY MAKY PICK FORD AFFORDED WI VERBAL OI'POinTMTTKS In "Through the Back Door," Mary Pickford's forthcoming United Artists' release, this clever little artist wll' be afforded an opportunity for the dis play of talent equalled' only In such previous productions as "Pollyanna" and "Daddy Long Legs." Arrange ments were recently completed by Manager Matlock of the Rivoli Theatre to show this production beginning Hun day. It Is the first picture In which LHf.e Mary ever worked under the guidance of two directors. Alfred K. Green and Mary's brother Jack sponsored this production, nnd the result of their combined effortn Is said to prove fur ther the truth of the old adage, "Two heads are better than one." The outstanding feature of 'Through the Back Door' Is the delightful com edy sequences scattered throughout the picture. In a little girl role Miss Plckford has a chance to become in volved In Innumerable complications all provocative of mirth, yet touched with that pathos which stamps this f y Lies" ! David Powell The Story of a Marriage Started Wrong' VA CYLDE COOK COMEDY ' V ' ' THE SAILOR her art, , 1