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noii win hold its annual meeting in
the county library club room at Pen
dleton, tomorrow, beginning at 10 a.
m. An instructive program has been
formulated for the occasion.
ine paity 01 nunters comprising
Bert Logsdon, Sheldon Taylor, Dean
Dudley, George Finch of Athena and
Emory Worthington of Pendleton re
turned to their homes Tuesday af
ternoon. George Finch and Bert
Logsdon were the successful hunters
each bagging a deer.
Guests last week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Watts were: Mr.
and Mrs. Press Anderson of Seattle;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson of
Portland, both the gentlemen bein,j
brothers of Mrs. Watts, and Stan
ford Anderson, a nephew, with his
wife and twin children, cf Portland,
and Mrs. Markham Anderson of
Walla Walla..
E. A. Dudley has purchased 385
acres of farm land near Dayton,
Washington, and an additional 325
acres has been leased. Twenty head
of mules and farm equipment was
secured with the land deal. Verne
Dudley will operate the holdings.
The farm purchased by Mr. Dudley
is well improved and is situated
about two miles from Dayton, near
the Washington state highway.
The 0. D. 0. club met Wednesday
afternoon October 13 at the home of
Mrs. Joyce Smith with 17 members
present. The afternoon was pleas
ently spent. Mrs. Lawrence Pinker
ton and Mrs. Floyd Tinkerton hon
ored Mrs. George Johnston with two
lovely tributes written and read by
them. After which the club present
ed Mrs. Johnston with a beautiful
Indian robe. Mrs. Johnston and
family are moving to Pre?cott, Wash
ington. Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Jesse Smith and Mrs. Joyce
Smith. The next meeting of the
club will be held Wednesday after
noon October 27 at the home of Mrs. j
Archie Mclntyre. Guests included!
Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Harden and Mrs.!
Hadley.
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THE STANDARD THEATRE
Saturday, October 23
Corinne Griffith'
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Norman Kerry and Willard Louis support beautiful star in screen version
of famous Victor Herbert operetta at Palace. Corinne Griffith as the .little
lady of fashion whose beauty rocks France, sets Paris aflame, and with the
world at her feet begs her soldier-lover "Kiss me, kiss me again !"
International News
Comedy
A'dmission Prices, 10c-35c
Sunday, October 24
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Lord Jim
With
Percy Marmont, Shirley Mason, Noah Beery
v and Raymond Hatton
A great adventure story of the sea. Written by the greatest master of fic
tion the world has ever known. A tale of life and strife and love on a ro
mantic South Sea island. Produced by the director of "Empty Hands."
Pathe Review . Comedy . Admission Prices, 10c-35c
Wednesday, October 27
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fire"
With
Richard Barthelmess and Bessie Love
Aflame with the fire of genuis! Dick's greatest! Remember Tol'able David?
-and how it hit your soul?-Well here's its peer, a great, big, pulsing drama
y11 tuff at your heart with all the strength of its unforgetable story.
Adapted from the play "Great Music,"' by Martin Brown '
Comedy
Admission Price3 I0c-35c
Coming:
he Volga Boatman
Mare Nostrum