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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-21
AT THE THEATRES
What the playhouse managers
isasc to toi Son absiut pIcssalt
and coming attractions.
ARCADE TutRsnty, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
Aus YOU Ii0GAllN MNVRulDs

Following Is a fae-smile OF what Mr
J, A. Quinn sS,id about the picture and
It's worth
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-21

weeks run, wherein it made all Los
Angeles gasp. This young writer al
Ways sees more in a play than is there,
but in this one she declares All there
IS. IS there. Her own words:
fifth srTnis lxytofthebkDrt
a legal secret has been lifted right
out Of the Supreme Court of Justice
of the United states. and lain bare and
guilty before the innocent public-a
secret that hangs like a poisoned dag
ger over every man. woman and child
in this United States. 1t sounds like
Common Law Marriages. MOI 1t Is
about an Uncommon law that governs
marriage and is Illegally legal. The
picture brings out this secret of our
Court of Injustice like thunderholt
from a clear sky, and yen literally feel
hailstones on your hear and chillS
down Your spine from their lev con-
tact. And. mind you. this thunder
bolt is not fiction. but reality II
YOU are not married. you will think
twice before you are-if you are mar
ried. you stay married, And If you
are divorced-God Help You!"
The Los Angeles Record speaks OF
Are You Legally Married." on the
front page over the caption and on the
risht-hand column front page. saying
Are You Legally Married.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-21
ALTA TO-DAY
FRIDAY THE 18TH CAUSES
TROUBLE FOR DOROTHY GISTl

Would YOU accept man who pro-
posed to you on Friday, the 18th
Dorothy Gish does in "out of Luck, "
her new Paramount picture. which is
coming to the Alta theatre today. The
old jinx starts working Immediately.
but it IS helped considerably by the
character PLAYED by Miss Gish, is
superstitions person. When Malcolm
her finance. dimes out with friend
and his daughter. Frances Jumps at the
conclusion that the gir is ne strange
blond lady who the for -ener had
warned her was to con- ,nt1 NAL
colm's life. So there Is puble and
matters get into a jolly n0ss, until
a Newlywed and two eEterpr sing bar
glars straiShtsn out TIE taASls and
unite the two sweethearts.
"Out of Luck is enc of the funniest
OF all the Gish comedies starring the
vivacious little comedienne in part
that fits her like a glove Supporting
Miss Gish is an unusually strong cast,
including George F'awcett. who has ap-
peared in character parts in the past
three Cish successes. Vivian Montrose.
Ralph Graves Rodolph Valentino. and
Emily Chichester. The chief requisite
cf a PLAYER in a Gish film is that they
either produce laughs or aid materially
in their production, and the agSrega-
ton OF funnnakers in "Out of Luck Is
said to include only comedians of the
first rank Elmer Clifton supervised
he screening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-21
PAsTIsIE TO-DAY
ATHLETIC TRAINING
SAVED SERIAL STAR

William Duncan. star and director
OF Smashing Barriers" the new Vita
graph serial new being presented at
the Pastime Theatre. has his skill as
an athlete put to a severe test during
a bit Of action Of the eleventh episode,
to be shown at the Pastime today.
Duncan, in the role Of Dick Daring,
the rough and ready young lumber
jack, is suspended from lariat along
the sides os a steep cliff making his
escape from gang Of outlaw lumber
jacks.
Hanging in the air he is tn" t7~+rt
for the shots OF Bullhead Bulgcr tJ9e
RYAN,. leader Of the gang. who is en-
deavorinz to cut the rope with bullet
Bullhesd finally hit the rope before
Duncan could possibly Chamber TO
the battem and a rather high and
nasty fau is the lot Of the athletic star
While in making this scene Duncan
only dropped a matter Of about fifteen
feet. his descent was 50 sudden ana
his landing place so rough that oniF
his ability and good condition, as an
athlete saved hom from painful. Is not
serious injury.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-21

TO attend the funeral.
Oscar Hilbert. Jesse Hilbert and
sanford Chilson of Bridge creek came
over to attend the funeral.
( Clyde Helmick left for Pendleton
/ Friday morning on business,
Trace Baker of Pendleton, made FL
nal proof on his hopestead claim be-
fore j. u. Kirk. L. s. land commits
sioner Tuesday. f, L Thrasher and
Clyde Helmick were his witnesses.
I Mel Conger and family OF Long
Creek. were in town Friday night on
their return home.
Mrs. Alma Bolin was called to PEN
dleton Monday night ON account of
the illness of her mother, Mrs. Will
liam Holmes.
4, Mrs. Jennie Chamberlain left for
Pilot Rock saturday for a few DAYS
visit with relatives
/ Emil Reward. while hunting bobcats
last week. killed large bear.
/ Fred Grooms, ranger of Sumpter,
was guest at the Ukiah hotel Friday
night on his return from Grant coun-
tty where he had been for week on
j business.
! Frank Hilbert returned from Pen
dleton Friday.
I j. ID. Kirk came down TUESDAY from
the Teel saw mill on official business.
! Born near Lebanon. Oregon, Dec
IA. to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Nichols,
formerly of Ukiah son.
| J. t. Brown of Pendleton. was in
Ckiah Friday, and in company with
George Ness, A. S. QUAINT and John
EendicoSt, appraisers of the late
James oatley estate, visited the oat-
ley farm Friday afternoon.
( Ed Thrasher of Nye is in Ukiah for
few DAYS on business He purchas-
ed some Young horses while here. of
Frank Hilbert. which he will take
pack with him. He will use them on
his newly purchased farm.
Mrs. Jennie Moore ief Thursday
for Pilot Rock for visit with her
daughter Mrs. William Selby.
Miss Frankie Sturdivant and Cioyd
Sturdirant of Portland arrived in
Ukiah Tuesday in response to mes
ssge Of the seri0ps Illness OF Mrs, Carl
Sturdivant
Phil Fairbanks, owner Of the Long
Creek stage route. was seriously hurt
last week when a load of hay turned
over throwing him off in such a man
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-21
MANY ATTEND FUNERAL
OF MRS. STURDNANT


UKIAH. Jan gi--Funsral services
were held THURSDAY at the church for
Mrs. Carl Sturdivant. who died Wed
nesday morning ~ a. m Rev SIN
clair and Rev. Herbert officiating
large number of sorroTing relA-
tfEes and sympsthizing friends follow
I'd the remains 10 the cemetery on the
v-es. side OF the valley, where the body
,s.s laid 10 rest Beautiful floral Of
ferings were sent from Pendleton by
friends.
slrs. sLurd vant was - years old
ard ane rson 4. s~d a member OF the
l-rziab Presbvsrt ~ church She was
bowed b. al who knew her The Dah
bearers we're Henry Slaughter. Wesleg
Siiaughter. Perry simpson Frank
Simpson Ivan sturdeFant and Albert
Peterson
The schools closed "Wednesday
eVeninE for the rest Of the week on
account Of the death Of Mrs. sturde-
Want
Mr.. and Mrs J. D. KIRK. 3rrs. Nora
Osborn and Mrs Lena Johnson were
down Thursday from the Teci saw nniil
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-21


Verdict Of press and public on Are
You Legally Married =" conceded to
r,e: The picture sensation Of the CEN
tury"
Florence Lawrence. Of the Los An
reies Examiner. says; HAS dis
tirct appeal; packed to the doors at
every performance"
Grace Kingsley, Los Angeles Times.
saws: Human, poignant and appeal
ing-whclesome and amusing"
Esetella Iawton Lindsey. former
Los Angeles Councilwoman, SAYS; "A
revelation OF astonishing legal facts
no one can afford to miss
In discussing Are You Legally
Married p Dr. Jessie Russell. president
OF the California Congress of Mother
and Parent Teacher Associations and
prominent newspaper writer and au-
thor. said for publications; 1t is a
mastery exposition OF the chaos re-
sulting from marriage laws being
made by the states. Everybody should
see it
William f. ouinlan. Rector. St An
arew's Reetory. Pasadena. cal, wrote
70 she author relative TO the story; u
wish you every success. I am con-
= p-cemplish vast
amount of good. bringing out. as it
does. SO forcibly the necessity " tax
ing strong stand AGAINST the terrible
evil that is eating into the very vitals
of our American life, Yea have my
best wishes and prayers for its success
Sincerely yours. tSignedl William F.
Quinlan."
Miss Dell Gray, the young drarnatist
of New York, gives her impression OF
Are You LeEaliv Married ?" after
seeing ii at Quinn's Rialto, Los An
se,es, during its phenomenal four
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-21

ne. as to dislocate his hip and skin
ming his face up badly. as he struck
the frozen ground on his face. He
laid on the cold ground for several
hours until the Long Greek stage
driver found him and took him. back
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-21
Childen's Colds

Every parent can add TO the health
Of the community and his or her peace
o. mind by guarding against coughs
and colds. When your child has snHf-
files or nasty eyes don't hesitate to
take him from school for a day or two
50 that YOU may break up the cold he
has contracted. Yon are perfectly
safe in giving Chamberlain Cough
Remedy 70 your children as it con
tains no opium or other narcotic II
acts on natures plan. loosens the
cough aids expectoration. relieves
the lungs and opens the secretiOns.
helping the system to throw off the
cold.
A Cough Medicine of Merit
The value Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in the treatment of colds and
coughs is well known and admitted
BY those who have used it and are in
position to know its real worth Mrs.
Thomas Breeching. Andrews, Ind. says
During the winter my husband takes
cold easily Chamherlain's Cough
Remedy Is the best medicine for
breaking up these attacks You could
not get him to take any other"
For Constipation.
For this disorder you will find moth
ing quite so good as Chamherlain's
Tablets. When the proper dose is
taken you hardly realize that the ef-
fect IL not natural instead Of having
been produced by q medicine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-21

10 the Baker place. A doctor was
sent for and is treating him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-21

the opening shot in an interworld
warfare.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-21


J, A. quinn s4,ld about the pictsre and
its worth.
orfics, of ,. \. Quinn
QIINN'S RIAl.1O
SIC South broadway. los Angclcs, Cal
April 10, 1919,
Mr.. l. j. McNherY, Success Picture
Company, culver CITY cal:
Dear Sir-The production, Are
You Legally Married." is founded ON
unquestiona bly, authentic facts that
every man. woman ana child in the
United states should now and in which
everyone is vitality Interested.
II satisfied my audiences during The
phenomenal run of four weeks at my
theatre IN los Angeles. and can as,
sure every exhibitor I'm the united
States that IL is "a positive, sure fire
hex office attraction.
II can he of any assistance TO YOU.
or II can help any exhibitor toward
making this production the success q
deserves, / viii he enlN toe glad 10
have either You or the exhibitor call
upon me.
Very truly yours,
oUINN's RIAIsTo THEATRE.
Isy J. a. Quinn,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01

~ YOU are dry farming IN ono crop
country you sure are playing game
against fate with tho cards stacked
against you and 1t takes nerve to play
the game out.
Come go with mo % tho great magic
valley, three-crop country per year. soil as
fertile as the valley NuC. am the staple
crops uf both North ana South are grown
side by slls with CIugH fruits AN year
round How 10 they do ttf IT'S climate
water aud soil
Will show you place whore ,ou take
tho gamble out or farming play "a sure
thing at al gittings; IT'S Il big game of big
business of big farming. hut the small man
on the small acreage Is In paradise here.
N you want To make real investment
IN tsrm lands this rs tho place and now Is
tho time
n YOU want a home down where the
soft Eulf brtrErs fan your checks amid
tho flowers and fruit ~ tho South land
YOU can't beat this place.
its = real health resort, lts full of
pleasure and some excitement close by at
times hunting deer and fishing
Excursion every sunday, cheap rates
round tfip. Address for booklets and in.
formation, Barney Woolvorton, state Soil.
Citor for the Lone star immigration Com.
psny Red Rock Okla.
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attic with stairs leading up from screened
back porch Phones Usage 1858 and Usage
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01

s. 600 NVYS Groom mouse 1Iosc IN,
ON IA" north side, now rented for 80.
slight Improvements VIII increase income
So per month Must bH handled tNis week.
'-.a 900 cash NadoU investment Co. "lt
Security BIDS Phones Usage Is'3 or usago
soSN
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on MACHINERY srpriIrs

MACHINERY for cbntragtors. engines.
pumps, compreHsorh, hoisls. derricNH.
steam ahovcu, pipe. RATS. cars, locono-
tivoH new and second hand; get my duo.
iationa W, H. sullivan Usage b21l. &o5
Central National bank Bldg, tulsa,
COMPLETE ROTARY RIO ron SALE
First class condition with grief Htcm'
light plant and all tools. $1,000 arm pipe
and well casing Tor sale.
NJ 1 HuRNtrH, nnAuMONr TEXAS
WILL SELls-g5 Texas Motors So 5000
Hoffman OF a Refining, Sc, 80 beever
valley Soc $50 Texas Crude, soc. ptocka
Of all kinda bought and sold \. NJ.
rownes, Little Rock Ark
FOR SALE Two Fairbanks Morse EaHo-
line, ~ h u, engineer two ~ ".
generators and epupmcnt; for immediate
action, l,0O0 takes them. also eight wall
snd three ceiling fans, ell direct current
$40 each for wall ana $50 each for ceiling
fans. all can he seen at ilG Main st
mission Theaterl Ponch city Okla
FOR SALE--immediate delivery, 100 h. =.
HeHsomer gas engine, extra parts, u
bargain boilers all rigcg; to 3O0 h. ..
gas and gasoline engines; electric motors
Phone Usage SiS5. James A. Bell Tulsa
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GENUINE
II. S. ARMY
GOODS

l6Xi6 tents. 3-foot wall, I2.4-oz.
double fllcd duck treated with gov
ornment watorproofing and preserv-
ing process. guaranteed no rips,
holes or tears .....,,,...... $500
Same tent, not treated .......S $40 90
0xo officers tont, army duck. 4foot
wall. ridge pole type ........ $50 90
Gray wool army blankets. brand
now, size G6XSS. weight "a lbs,
"d'h ''''tt. ..''. 't''''''' sA'Vp
O. -. wool blankets, new. 60xS5
men ''''s. ..'.t.'.' o, o. ''. ~ w
summer weight sox. 75c: 3 pair
s.; 6 pair ................ $3.50
Khaki summer shirts Al condi-
Khaki pants, used. in Al condition.
o, u. wool shirts in perfect CON
O. II Pants, wool Al condition. 50 90
Gold Medal Cots, ncw.........f 80 90
Army Belts .........,......... csc
Raincoats. single back, Al condi-
tion .................. S3.GO
Raincoats, double back. Al condi-
tion .,................ $3.50
kaincoats, new ..........SlO. 90
Wrap lrgrius now pair.......S 81 80
Canvas lrgEius new pair.....S Si.25
Cold Medal folding cot. $500
steel spring barracks cots. ....s So 30
to-lh. cotton mattresses to 1T either
cot .,.......... ........... S6 90
Wagon covers and pauinH, all sizes
Write for complete price list.
All prices o.. o. Tulsa except cloth
INK and blankets sent parcel post
paid, insured.
Mail yhCCls or money order to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01

ron SAfE--Modern house lr good r"s.-
den,e district sud % home sou. can he
proud uf N you are iu the market Hni
want TO buy real home. Addfcas BOX
S1--F world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01

SEW BRICK apartment building close
IN, ON south sid" net Income over
$4,000 year. pays fine Interest on Invest
mrut PRICE $50. 00o reasonable terms
Ih.n. n.lEn NIhI- " ] HnnTN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01

DARN FNRN n. 4IF' 00l a-fc1 black nllr5 land
505 are 300 cultivation and blue grass: GOO
'a.rrs good timber. fenced with Urc: large modern
house. seven tenant houses three larg, barns: four
large Ho,. al necessary nlihIildilgs. vai@ed nv
wells sprnrs rf5ek. fini lays good. use traitor
over n Fully equipped 'o- dair,ng. one n the
Ncst ,ork ord dam farms r southwest Missouri
Price SlOO0 0Oo. terms on $50 000 fw Mll par
tcI'as write Frank " Hams Mrshiield, No