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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-20
DEEDS

J. r. Savage to W. A. Robinson. ST..
Mete and bound tract in NV IA Sc
II, sec. 26. sw IA Sc Ia, Sec. 10,
TIP. 2. s. r. 49,
c. ID WALES to w. w Green, 81.
Lot 3 and w 1-2 lot 4, in Mrs. La Dows
addition, Pendleton.
TT. ID. Saunders to s. Smith. $3.50
Lot / block /. Central View Addition.
Milton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-20
WHEAT DECLINED AND
rAIIItD TO RAIIlY IN CHICl


CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-Wheat declin-
ed today and failed to rally despite
news Of active foreign buying. I'M
usual lack of support was shown. The
market closed two 10 2 3-4c net lower
with March 1.72 1-2d172 9-4 and
May 1.64 1-4a164 1-2. Corn lost
S-4@1 1-Sc, oats IA to 1-2@ SIS and
provisions 7g15.
Bears had the advantage in wheat,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-20
CROOKED BASKETBALL TO
BE MADE PUNISHABLE

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 20.-(A. P)-
Professional baseball players accepting
nrfbes to throw games in Ohio would,
il convicted, be imprisoned from one
to five years and fined $4,000, under
a bill submitted to the legislature to-
day. Any person offering or giving
such bribe would be subjected to the
ssame punishment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-20
years crop was the third to exceed

years crop was the third to exceed
5000, ,00O,0 900 bushels.
Iowa, the country's greatest corn
producing state, made an average Of
46 bushels to the acre for the first
time in its history. The highest aver
age acre yield Of any State was that OF
Vermont with Al bushels. Main in
1919 had the highest average acre
ield with 60 bushels. IN the ten years
precious to. that year the highest aver
age acre-yield has been made by one
Of the New England States. Connec-
t'cut had hiehest yield in six Of the
ten Years, Massachusetts in two, New
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-20
PoIdcE GrEss MRoNG.

ALAMEDA, Cal, Jan. 20.-(U. P.)
Fifteen hundred dollars worth Of
morphine was the seizure police off
GERS and representatives Of the state
board OF pharmacy believed they made
here in arresting drug peddler sus-
pect. Analysis proved the sesIzure to
be a bag OF table salt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-20

noted. Nevertheless only a moderate
amount OF the setback in prices was
overcome.
Corn and oats for imemdiate deiiv-
cry touched the lowest price level since
1916. Liberal receipts OF corn were
chiefly responsible.
Provisions were weak in sympathy
with grain.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-20
LUDY LANCER IS CHAMPION
SWIMMER OF y. &. WALL

SYDNEY, Australia, Jan. 20.-(A.
P. III udy Lancer of San Francisco
yesterday won the quarter mile swim
ming championship Of New South
aIes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-20

JASPER. Ala. Jan. 20.-Nine Mill
tiamen were indicted for murder in
connection with the lynching Of VIII
liam Bard, minor last Thursday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-20

Take Groves LAXATIVE BRoMO
QbININE tablets. The genuine bears
the signature Of e. ". Grove. 3oc.--
Adv
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-20

Hampshire in one, and Vermont and
Massachusetts, tying in one.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-20
PILEs ouREn Ia 9 no 14 nAYs

FILLS JN RED IN Q to II UAAS
Druggists refund money il PAZO ONT
AfENT fails to cure Itching, Blind
Bleeding or Protruding Piles. In
stantly relieves Itching Piles. and you
can get restful sleep after first appli-
cation. 60c.-Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-20

t4. She Had an object.
Benham-Why do you wear your
hair over your ears?
Mrs. Benham--so that won't hear
your clothes.--fiouston Post.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

EDITOE'S NOTE.-W n q re the
bceutics OF the chorus come from
and how they are selected were the
subjects Of Mr.. Zic@feld's previous
articles in tAis fascinating series ap-
pcaring each sunday in The News
Times. Iowa. Zee pointed out. prob
abb yields a bigger crop in proper
uOn than any other state IN the
Union: while the PaCiic coast, New
England, middle west and east all
Head the south. Illustrating his mar
rativc with hitherto untold stories Of
famous chorus stars, the author also
revealed the tests for facial and bod
fly beauty employed IN selecting 60
super beauties from a field of 5000
pretty aspirants.
"They arc without doubt the clev-
erest and most beautiful stage beau
dies I'm the wOrld-thcse American
chorus girls" Mr.. ZicgfeId asserts,
s'nnd 10 Is IN their behalf that I write
this series OF Rrticlea My purpose Is
% reveal the truth about a class OF
young women long misrepresentcd
and even nalgned in the popular
mind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

sorrow the importance OF such a
thing az beauty training
At first, perhaps. her crys.al-like
eyes will grow little less clcar-Iess
full Of the depths and shades winch
Gve beauty 20 the eyes.
Then IL Is likely that her cheeks
VIII sag just a trifle from their for
mer natural 6Tmness and roundness.
Her chin will be affected next, in
all probability. a tendency toward a
double chin, however slight. viii
definitely remove her from cIassih-
cation in the super-beauty chorus.
Later the "turkey-neck." herald Of
middle age. may approach--and then
u IS time for her 10 be thinking OF an
entirely different career.
These are dreadful suggestions 10
the young beauty. who ia charming
thousands daily as she trips lightly
over the board to the blood -tingllng
air Of a Jazz orchestra. she may well
pause at the height Of her glory and
consider how she can best proIong
her beauty.
Il tell Virginia she's got 10 change
her habits or eating" a charming
southern girl said TO my director the
other day, cor she's just plumb go.
ing 70 ruin her precious beauty"
The Case of Virginia.
The director looked up The case OF
Virginia and found that her chum's
statement was right. Here was a case
OF a remarkably pretty girl-new Ia
the 5tage-whOse beauty gave sign
OF fading because she had not real
lied the Importance Of eating her
meals in a leisurely fashion.
It was easy enough to understand
The girl had come 10 the beauty
chorus little while before from the
business world where mono too much
time had been customarily allowed
for meals. She had formerly been n
private secretary to one of those
business men who work II hours a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

fall into this deadly habit or feas,-
ing upon Lobster a Ia The rmidau or
Crab Ravigote. topped C@ with cof-
fee and pastry or whipped cream
covered parfaits. L reaG v won't 60.
There IS no surer road to loss or
beauty than this The chorus
beauty needs a midnight meal. 10 be
sure, but Il is 10 her what dinner is
20 the man or woman who works
from Q 10 8. So the wise ones Of
her type eat according OF substantial,
simple food.
What else must a CIR, do 70 pre-
serve her beauty
l viii tell YOU the most important
thing Of all. l. - more important
than sleep. diet. laughter exercises
and all the rest. T. is this: II she
has been eraced with the God-riven
endowment Of rare physical beauty.
ally.
She must forget that she Is good
looking She must keep away from
she must not think about IL contlnu-
the full-length mirror hat stands
back there in the dressing room. She
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

the audience. She Is always marvel
ously tailored Or gowned and be-
jewelled, and her motions on the
stage are often confined merely 20 a
rhymthmic stroll or gentle, dance 70
the music. With her. therefore. the
matter OF weight control is generally
a more serious one than with the
dancers who get a great deal OF quite
violent exercise day an and day out.
Swimming, then. or ineed any
other sport which tends 20 develop
or maintain symmetry OF the body is
a desirable part OF the training OF a
chorus beauty. Rope-skipping is an
other valuable exercise.
The three girls skipping rope
whose pictures are shown on this
page are excellent examples Of the
benefit OF this form OF training 10
keep beautiful
Perle Eaton, a blonde dancing girl
from Norfolk. Va, has been de-
clared by physical culture experts 10
possess an almost perfecc figure. As
an aid 10 beauty Miss Eaton has
formed the invariable habit OF taking
rope-skipping exercises three times
a day In l2-minute periods. In addl-
uon TO ordinary daily baths, she
| takes a Turkish bath twice a week.
Addie Rolfs, who came originally
from Norway. g an example OF the
blonde type OF Scandinavian-Ameri
can who has furnished 50 many
charming girls Of the American
stage. As an expert dancer OF con
siderable experience, she relies upon
rope-skipping plus regular morning
! "setting-up" exercises 20 keep her
self in good physical trim. Incident
ally, Miss Rolls Is one OF the increas-
/ ing number OF girls who enter the
ranks Of the beauty chorus for sheer
/ love OF dancing. With her father
who is a famous collector Of botan-
| ical specimens she has travelled
widely throughout Europe and
South America; but dancing is her
passion and she stoutly maintains
that she would rather spend her
time at the hard work of A chorus
| career than in travelling or any other
occupation in the world.
| Vangie Valentine. q strikingly
beautiful girl from Milwaukee. is also
a faithful adherent TO what might be
| termed the chorus beauty's 10 rules
| OF conduct. She is dancer and as
such is required in the course of the
days performance to travel some
miles and a half, running and dane
4 ing at top speed, with few Intervals
She found 1t necessary to get her
mind completely off her work, and
in her search for an absorbing hObAy
| hit upon the idea OF making and col
oring wax beads. These she makes
into necklaces, hair and dress orna-
ments for herself and her friends
Beauties Shun Lobster.
Perhaps there IL no other one rule
| Of training harder for The chorus
beauty to keep than that which for
bids midnight suppers Of lobster,
pastry or other rich foods. 1t is the
| easiest thing IN the world. after q
| long evening Of fatigUing mental and
physical strain. for a group OF girls
10 wander into a softly lighted res
taurant and turn the waiter loose at
bringing in all the delicious and
tempting dishes that the French
language can catalog on American
menus.
And yet there are things which the
beauty who really means to preserve
her beauty cannot do. She cannot
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07
ARTICLE THREE
Hnp BSaufy's Hard Work OF Keep
ing Beautiful.
BY FIORENZ ZIEGFELiD, JTR-,
Acknowledged Arbiter OF American
Beauty.

pBhao q beauty"
~Ehe certainly Is. BUt. BIZ, II
cont A5t long"
~No-never does with these chorus
S411a I wonder how old she is7''
Nineteen. maybe. Not a bit more
Coan~
I left the two men sim talking In
ne theater lobby. They were the
wlSeaore type thai speak knowingly
shout chorus beauties. Wen-mean-
4ng chaps, but typical OF the popu-
lar ignorance Of the facts.
Il might have surprised these men
% know that the girl they spoke OF
Yves not 70. but %.
And what would they have said II
had stepped up and told them:
"Seventy-five per cent OF the real
beauties on the American stage to-
day look younger than they are-for
the good reason that they observe
strict rules Of beauty training"
I told this TO a promising young
western girl once just before I picked
her for a beauty chorus. and she
gave the startled CRY:
viii ] have to practice hard and
keep a set of training rules and all
shat sort Of thing 20 succeed In the
beauty chorus?"
There's no other way TO do it and
keep up your success" replied.
You might run along for a year or
so without paying any special atten-
ton TO yourself and be popular, but
II you want TO stay beautiful and i'm
prove your charm, you've got to
work hard Ike any other artist"
And thls little westerner. I am
glad 10 say. abandoned her notion Of
"A royal road TO stage popularity and
settled down 20 the hard work Of
keeping beautiful.
Evanescent Beauty.
There is a great deal OF popular
raisconception regarding the Ameri-
can chorus beauty. Most folks idea
OF the life OF the chorus girl Is
wey1. Il isn't IT to print They think
that she burns the candle at both
sudA ThsZ think her beauty Is OF
short duration
The truth. however. Is chat the av-
gzags chorus beauty OF today takes
good care OF herself. Such care, In
Act. that she ften makes the aud
teace think that she IS much young
e. than she really IS OF course. this
illusion can sometimes be facilitated
~ clever use OF makeup. but for
ne most part It comes as the result
Of hard work In maintaining her
beauty by natural training.
I have selected girls for the beauty
chorus who were as young as IS
but most OF them are IN the TWEEN
tea In some cases you would not
have thought that there was three
years difference between them
The oldest chorus beauty that ]
know OF. Ia musical shows has at
tanned the substantial age OF IS. She
e. stin attracttve-and what's more
1f an asset to her on the stage. sue
ts an excellent dancer. She has a
grown daughter who Is also q chorus
beauty. although they 90 not play in
the same production. So far as I
know. the record OF this woman IS
unique.
People often say 70 me:
How does a beauty begin 70 show
her age7 What are the first signs OF
departing charm ."
There are uuEistakable signs The
girl who has not come 90 realize that
her beauty IL an eva 1escent thing.
easily lost forever, viii learn 70 her
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

can seem merry even Il her heart IS
not at the moment joyful, The life
OF q chorus beauty, OF course. is just
as subject to alterations between
sunshine and shadow as the life OF
anyone else. Perhaps she is even
more likely to have moods" for she
is often a temperamental creature.
But whatever the gloom in her
heart, she cannot appear anything
but carefree and happy in the glare
OF the footlights.
we'll remember the pathetic case
Of a certain beauty from one of the
far western states who was playing
in New York a few years ago. For
months she had been the gayest
brightest figure in the whole bubbline
show. Beginning merely as one OF
the chorus-and an ordinary sort O:
pretty girl. at that-she had gradu
ally enchanted her beauty and per-
sonality by hard work and study 10
the point where she was cnorus
leader. As such she lead the !ntri-
cate dance evolutions of the whole
line OF fascinating girls. And most
important Of all. she lead them in
laughter.
How the girl developed her mar
velous facility of winning praise by
her smiles and laughter. I had never
known. Then suddenly one might
the secret was revealed under cir
cumstances so dramatic so tragi G.
that those behind the scenes were
choked with emotion.
L was a rainy. dreary night out
side. The audience. which had been
gathering early that evening, was no
one OF those friendly sympathetic
( houses so popular with stage folks
IL was what we caH a cold house
and even the rolIicking opening
numbers failed 10 elicit from II the
cordial feeling Of approval, which
performers are quick 20 sense and
take as encouragement
Here and there about the mouse
could be noted cIumps and blocks OF
spectators sitting as impressive as
stone lions. They simply watched
without either sound or expression OF
the face. Not even the Cirllsh
laughter OF thr Sunshine Queen
could melt these cold spots in the
audience into an apparent form o;
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

oeauty-sO we arranged 20 have a
halt called on this habit. The south
ern girl. who had first warned US.
was made p sort of deputy warden
OF Nirginia's meals. She even took
up her residence in Virginia's apart
ment 20 make sure that her chorus
chum did not slump back into fast
eating.
Thirty minutes for each meal
was the specific instruction daily
from her watchful friend. and it was
vigorously enforced. The result was
that a charming girl who might have
lost her beauty within a year IS now
every bit as charming and radiant
three years later as she was when
she first left secretarial work for the
stage.
Another important rule OF conduct
The "Sbow Girl" Who Is Always II
ton. SWims Often TO MAJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

day and expect their associates to do
the same. She could get her lunch
only when her employer was out
snatchlng his sandwich and coffee
with the result, that she. too devel-
oped the unhealthful habit OF taking
quick stand-up lunches at the near
est soda fountain
Now this is al wrong for any girl.
particularly chorus beauty How
Virginia ever came through two
years OF this and still kept charm
ing. I cannot explain But il was
certain that she couldn't stand the
pace in her new career OF popular
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

TIE SUPER-BEAUTy'S TIN
RULES OF CONDUCT FOR
PRESERVING BEAUTY.
sleep a. least nine hours
Gay.
Spend 80 minutes at each
meal.
S-Laugh heartily at least 90
times a day
Eat a midnight supper, but
not one OF lobster and
pastry.
5-Shun rouge and merely fi!rt
with powder
Swim, skip rope or take some
similar exercise 20 keep the
symmetry 0f the figure.
Learn the arr Of complete
muscle relaxation and
practice il after all exer-
tons.
Stake frequent faciai and scalp
maSalges.
9-AIlow the neck. arms and face
20 battle frequently FOR
brief Intervals in the
bright sunlight
l0--Hsve a hobby and forge. that
you are good-icoking.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

beauty IS:
Laugh heartily at least 20 times
q day"
At first this may seem 10 be ride
ulouS, but IL is not. Beauty and
mirth on the stage so hand IN hanu.
The world doesn't love a serious. So
Der beauty half as much az the one
who IS burst Of sunshine and merry
laughter. I am aware that some
beauties consider IL altogether too
common TO laugh heartily. but I
.hirk they viii fnd that IL IS the
sir. with a great fund OF real nilar-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

How Long Can Beauty Remain Beautful2-Preservaton
of Charm Matter of Strict Training-Do You Laugh
Heartily Twenty Times a Day?-The Superiority s
Ten Rules Of Conduct-"To Keep Your Beauty, Have a
Hobby Says Theatrical Producer Who Has Inspected
$4,000 of Americas Pretest Girls for Beauty Choruses
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

ity VINO STAYS longest IN the race.
Frequent laughter does more than
merely exercise certain muscles Of
face and forestau premature line OF
age. II imparts a brilliancy and
alertness 20 the eyes which are most
desirable in the preservation OF
beauty.
Beauties Must Laugh.
We have heard a good deal from
William James, the psychologist,
about the will TO believe" and dur
ing the war We heard much Of the
German theory Of the viii to win.
There is a theory OF the stage which
might similarly be described az the
will TO laugh" The beauty VINO
hopes 10 prolong her reign OF charm
and popularity should develop IT.
If she has the Will TO laugh she
irvclOusly Attircd I'm the Latest Crca-
rtain Symmetry OF Figure.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23

interference il sufficient stability Of admin
istratinn Is acquired.
"Equal opportunity Of commerce." the
"0pcn door" in other phrnscOogy, is
pledged III tho third clause. The fourth is
somewhat obscure in wording but 1t is gen.
orally understood 10 mean that the eight
Powers arc bound not to threaten or injure
the security Of any state concerned in tho
Far Eastern problem
\ violation Of Chinese territory by an at.
tack from Russia or any action by japan or
any other Power against Siberia, Russia or
other states through China are Hypothetical
cases, which. it Is said. would bC IN con-
trnvcntion Of this principle.
ln1u"stiouably new basis Of dealing
with China has been reached with rapidity
almost uncNampl"d in diplomacy. DclicacrS
VIII arise in the application. But the start is
h'artcning n its randur and in the spirit Of
harmonious c".opcntion which has been
manifested by all the Powers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23
The " heel That Turns
Ercrything Round

TIOW comes II our bodies aren't painted
II with woad*
And we've brushes for parting our hair.
How comes it that motorcara buzz on the
road
And telegraph wires In the air?
Such civilized world was not made in
day.
But how was it ever begun:
7 Shall truly be- glad if YOU kindly viii say
How m, earth the whole business was
done.
ANSWER;
In ,no,, days whcn the wilderness boasrcl
II" towns,
And YOUR ancestors Skinned up tho trees,
WLcu nobody knew the dcCl"nsun Of nouns,
Or the rapture Of duck and green peas.
I'hcrc was some one who said, II know
better than that
And went forth to fulfill vague desires
And that's how bishop wears strings to
his hat.
And Murroni needs none for his wires.
MORAL;
Iifc must ulNHl s,f"cl fin" t" be- fraitru an4
sound
So rebel when ir'N ~taguaut aud dull
And learn that the wheel which turns
everything round
Is the little gray stun in your skull.
The Children's Newspaper.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23
Answers 20 Yesterdays QUIZ

=. Meg McrriMcs in Walter Srott's ,n,o,
''iuy Mauucring," was Il weird gypsy
Iharlptle Cushman was noted I'm This
part in the dramatization Of the LooI.
= EoAlalon IS banner, often with
slreamcrs. hung from II cross bar
2, Gvrfalcon is "nE large northern fall
con specially the Icelaudir go
I. The lrraWaddy Is tho chief rIyfr ~
8urm3 1t flows into the Bay Of
gained by William the COnuueror ana
the Nornams over Harold and Tho
SaXons, near Senlac. II hill in SIsseX
.u, England, on October IA, 1866.
i. The aItcrnatlV" name for NatropioI
ilawthorncs novel, "Thc Marh,c
fhun, IS, Transformation" the titIC
used in Emgiund. '''''
,Ianr"r She was born in Berlin ;n
S33 and died in 1891 She narr,. 'i .'i w
, Prince Jos"ph Wmdischgrat2 ''''
S, The tatl"gat Is the sea pasSagc ,,l,,,
separates sweden from Jutland and
connects the Skagerrak with tha RoitIu III
Sea through the Sound ana the Grnat
and Little Belts. 1t Is about i5O mil"s
long. wv "''oS
. .Hcthmann-IIolweg was ChauccIor r.,
Germany at the time of the outEr.nL
Of the World War '"N
-. SilurHu Is tho name given 10 tb. ,
loE'c period or system pcrtuiuI,,s -
lh" l,aico2oir age, previous to the .'
'HIIr'l IwNONluu. Most Of the "A I,. - . +,
nF"ru ubral" uar.uc Iiru uuIIrisL,,'
NonIc great "ruSlurr@uS uputg 'rI,
Nn"%n SUurlhu toIudHl,unS are chI,Iiy
or SmLIuW-wHtrr urlEiU as IN. az
beds or New York and Ohio The mana
sllurian Is derived from Sllures, ,he
name given TO the kupposed Jha-,.'s
race inhabiting BHtain before tha
@nVeht OF The Celts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23
WHAT DOES PARIS MEAN?

VNHE notion has been evolved IN Paris that
l. the Olympic games neglect culture. ana
the suggestion is made that on nrt exhibition
and competitions in music, poetry and the
drama would supply tho omission. Pro.
viding the festival should be held in the
Erench capital in 1924, the worlds achieve
sents in Drawn aud 1.-THE humanites" will
I've revealed in the new municipal arena which
is to arise Ia the Pare des Princes.
Suspicious of something not entirely uu-
like an International exposition attach to the
undertaking as planned. In Philadelphia
the impression exists that the Oynpiad Will
: be a feature OF the fair Of 1926.
II might be pertinent to describe Paris as
...hasty," could the same 'sin' be laid at
Mr. own doors.
;;hpa II is true that the idea generated
HsFistles with possibilillesleshe effect
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23

on this side Of tho ocean is not calculated
to be completely agreeable The PariSinn
Imagination movNS too swiftly for the com.
fort of outsiders not similarly endowed
II would scent. however, ungraciUus 4"
complain Of stolen thunder until it is dis
closed that we have pu>>csscd any to all.
Ct