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SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PACED

Montrolte $50 NE Hatteras nth.
Mystic .i30 Il Ambrose 18th.
Nantucket 20 SW Fire Island nth.
Nelson $50 SW Brenton Reef 18th.
Newton % NV Winter Quarter 10th.
Norfolk 70 WSW Nantucket 18th.
Pennsylvania l,01s San Pedro 10Th.
Radiant % Il Sand Key 10Th.
Ripon 16S f Ambrose nth.
Roanoke $50 ESE Sabine Bar 10th.
Rochester 10 T. Sand Key 10th.
Ruth 204 NE Cape Henry 10th.
San Fraterno 200 f Miami 10Th.
san Pablo 1T S Nantucket 18th.
Santa Ana T05 S Scotland l. 18th.
Santa Elisa 242 S Scotland l. nth.
Santa Rcsalia 405 S AMBROSE 10th.
Swiftarrow $50 II Sabine Bar 18th.
Swiftstar 20 S Hatteras 18th.
Thomas III Wheeler BOG N Jupiter 18th.
Trinidadian 240 MI Tsmpico 10th.
Virginia Bridge 10l SIC Galveston 18th.
w b Keene 30 NE Winter Quarter 10th.
w NJ Irish % n Hatteras 10Th.
Walter A Luckenbach /. 16S IL Ambrose 18th
West Erral 1870 Charleston 18th.
West Harshaw 90 Sc Charleston 10Th.
Western Glen $50 T. Ambrose 18th.
Winston Salem ,14S Il Cape Henry nth.
Youngstown 1856 NE Charleston 18th.
Yucatan 122 SW Hatteras 10TH
Zacapa "a from Santiago 18th.
Zent rs SW Hatteras 18th.
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Leon XIII (Sp). Havana; Monterey, do and
Vera Cruz. Ripon, Copenhagen, &c; Borneo
Maru (Jap), Savannah; American. Boston /;
Hilmia (Sw), Uienfuegos; Taizan Maru
tJap). Galveston; Durham Maru Jap, do;
Orr, st Michaels; Casabanca, fangier,
&c; George Washington, Boston
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced to sea leve) at New York on Sun
day, July IT. 1921. at s AM, as reported
by tho United States Weather Bureau. was
thirty and twelve hundredths (30.l2) Inches.
This closely approximates seven hundred and
sxty-five (T65) millimeters. Captains OF all
vessels now lying in near the ports OF
New York and Brooklyn can advantaseously
use the above official data for observing
whether their own barometers require any
considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM, s, IL miles;
cloudy; smooth sea.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

str Mopang. previously reported as hav-
ing struck a mine and sunk off Bourgas, in
the Black Sea, is a total loss
HALIFAX, July 16-Str Iosanti Norfolk
for Glasgow, before reported with feed oil
pumps damaged. arrived here to-day.
KEY WEST, Fla. July 16-Schr Cecilia
Cohen, before reported ashore on Concho
Reef was floated this morning by tug Will
lett apparently unchanged.
LONDON, July ia despatch to Lloyd's
from Kustendje, Rumania. says str General
Turner (Br), bound from the Danube to
Rotterdam, with grain and cattle. struck a
mine July 13 off Calakra and sank. The
crew were saved.
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The light buoy carries top mark consist
ing of two cones. points down.
The master of American str Iowan reports
that the night OF July s, 1921. when
bound north. the light on San Salvador
(Watling Isiand) IN approximately lat
"a O6 IS n, lon "a 20 w. did not show until
about four points the port bow; II then
showed ms a fixed light until nearly abeam,
when II showed It's REGULAR characterlatIc.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BY TeIeBfAph.I
BANGOR, Me, July 15--Arrived. schr Ella
Pierce Thurlow, Norfolk.
BOSTON, Mass, July 17-Arrived. strs Del
aware, New York; Governor Dingley, St
John. NIB; North Lake. New York; Prince
George (Br), Yarmouth, MS; San Bias (Br) !,
Port Limon: Vardulla (BD. Philadelphia
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NE. July 1T-Barometer AT
noon. 9.3s inches; wind. NE. fresh breeze;
weather. fine temperature 70 deg Fair.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

A wreck marking light buoy showing a
flashing green light, period seconds, flash
seconds, eclipse 3 seconds has been estab-
lished to mark the wreck which lies sunk In
approximately lat "a 43 80 N. lon II O6 e.
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plymouth Cherbourg -ano
Krcmen
South America

Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo
and Buenos Aires
From New York
July 23--Amer. Legion (oD
Aug 3--Huron (0D
Aug 1I--Aeolus t0D
Aug 3l--South. Cross (oD
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SAILED.

5trs Salabangka Dutch. Norfolk: Sa-
bang, Padang. &c; Ligonier, Tampico; Vir-
lginia, -; Y D Asche, -.
Schr Dunstan G Cressey, -.
Sailed 10th, strs Haddon. Constantinople;
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REPORTED to the Topographic officel
July rs, lat % 80, Ion sc 81, buoy 20
feet above water.
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Coastwise and Hawaii

Port Los Angeles. San Fran
cisco md Hawaiian Islands
From baltimore
July Buckeye state fS0)
Sept 3--lfawk. State $50
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CENTRAL HUDSON LINE
Newbnrgh, Poughkeepsie, Kingston and
Catskll Misty Franklin ST. 4 p M.
Sat, ! and 2:30 p. NJ: SUM-. 80 P. M
Also Sun, A. M. for Newburgh and
loughkeepeie. All steamers leave w f29th
-. half hour later and connect at New
burgh for return TO Now York
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Far East

Manila. singapore. Colombo,
Calcutta
From San Francisco
Aug f3---creolc STATE f1o5)
Sept 1I--Wolver. Q. 900
Yokohama. Kobe. Shanghai,
Uongkong, Manila
From Seattle
Aug 27--Wenatchee ID
July 3o-.Keystonc State Cd
Sept 1T-Sllver State "a
Oct S-Keystone STATE Cd
Nov n-Wcnatchee %
Nov 26--silver State CD
From San Francisco
July 3o--T1mpire State ti05)
Aug 20-Golden State GOD
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Passenger
Services

Key number in parentheses
following ships name indi-
Gates name, address and tele-
phone Of steamship company
in list at bottom of this
column.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

schr Edith Bellveau CBp. Weymouth.
Ms. for Port Reading
AND; Suamico. with 3 Cat 1890 AND
James Dougherty. with 3 lat 80 PM);
Salutation. with 9 Cat 5:45 PM); James
Mcwillams, with 6 Cat $50 PM).
Steam lighter Gypsum with ! barge (at
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Europe

Plymouth, Bo,;logne. London
From New York
July 3O-Centennial $ ODD
Aug I6--Old N. State Clo9)
Sept 2o-Old n. State GOD
Bremen and Danzig
From New York
Aug 2o-Tfudson t159)
Aug 23--Potomac do9
sept 22-.Potomac 159p
Oct 3-Prin. Matoika (1o9)
Plymouth Cherbourg land
Bremen
From New York
July 26--America $3.50
Aug 40. Washington (159)
Aug cT--America ODD
Sept 2S--America (15e)
Sept sc. Washington GOD
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Bound East.

Schr Athalie, New York for Greenport.
Tugs Nottingham, with s barges tat 1C
AND; Perth Amboy. with Cat 3 PM.
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4 The Admiral Line,
II state ST.. NJ. v.
Bowling Green $685..
30 Matson Navigation Co.,
100 Market 81.
San Francisco. Cal.
Di Mnnson =. s. lines.
81 Wall, MY. II. GIN $500
los Pacific Mail s. =. Co.,
Hanover So, N. Y.
Tel. Bowling Green 1880.
1850 n. =. Mail =. =. Co., inc,
As B'way, ". \. VIII. 1900.
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= TX ..,<S,>x w. =
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july ncr s s%@s%p ~ s%:. d sg Iron
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EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
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From Philadelphia
From Baltimore
From New Orleans

July 20-Western Light (TT)
July 30--Auditor CID
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From Savannah
July 2J--Syros tl40J
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Islands of Atlantic,
West Indies and
Caribbean Sea

Cfanfucgos, Santiago. Guam
f-namo, Porto Rican Forts,
Santo Domingo City
From Galveston
Aug I'LL. Fiournoy 156)
Haitian Ports. Cartagena,
Puerto
From New York
Aug 4-Creat Falls Ce9)
Sept ij--Great Falls (2a)
Haiti. Dominican Republic
and Cuba
From New Orleans
Aug 12-L. Crescent (pG)
Port m Prince. Haiti. Pointe
n Pitrc, Guadeloure. Port
dc France. Martinique,
pridgetown, Barbados, Port
of spain, Trinidad. etc.
Prom Mobile
July OIL. Giltodge tTG)
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From New York
I.dg-Remus 1888
July 23-Oscoda (33}
Aug 13-McKeesport $3.50
Havre and Antwerp
From New Orleans
July 23-Capillo $50
Late Aug-Carplaka $50
Early Sept--Cr. D'Alene (sD
Havre. Bordeaux and st. Ma
zaire
From Philadelphia
July 23-Nedmac (6s)
Havre, Dunklrk. Bordeaux
From Baltimore
July 25--Sutherland (i4O
Aug 10-Westwood 1fD
Havrc and Client
From Houston
July 1s-Rnoxvilie (i2ol
Aug 25-Minnewawa (l2oD
Hull Service
From New York
Aug l0--L. Frolono (iT5)
Liverpool
From Baltimore
July 2s-Carenco C4s)
Aug 11--Quaker City (4s)
Aug 26-Ala (4s)
ETWf DhufptOu tkthNs
Juiv 3o-Carenco (4s)
Aug 13--Quaker City (4s)
Aug 2s--Ala (4s)
From New York
July 23-sarcoxie t33)
From Charleston
Late July-chatianooga CAD
Liverpool and Manchester
From Gnlvcston--Texas City
July 31--Con.. Bridge (i2D
From Mobile
Ldg-clavar rack (isa)
From New Orleans
Late Juiy-A Steamer (i5s)
Late Aug--A Steamer G53)
Liverpool. London. Hamburg
and Antwerp
From san Francisco
July c3--west Cayote CiT2)
From San Pedro
July 26--wcst Cayote (tTD
From Baltimore
July 2G-Capuiin (4s)
Aug ii-Kerhonkson (fs)
From Hampton Roads
July 2s--Capulin (4s)
Aug i3--Kerhonkson (is)
Manchester
From Baltimore
July 2I--West Ceiina C20)
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Glasgow
From New Orleans
Late Aug-A Steamer (i55)
Glasgow and Avonmouth
From Baltimore
July 1s-Coelleda (f5)
Glasgow. Belfast and Dublin
From Baltimore
July os--west Cape (i5)
Greek, Turkish and Black Sea
Forts
From New York
Late July-Hog Island (4O
Gothenburg. Stockholm. Co
penhngen. NnImo, Helsing-
fors and Revai
From New York
July a0--Ilack. Valley GAO
July 20--AfIl. Bridge (sp)
Aug o--Tashmo 500
Hamburg
From Baltimore
July 23--Auburn (Gp-A)
Aug i3-W. Chatala (6o-A)
From Philadelphia
July 2s-Oaa watomie (6a-A)
Aug i3--peranof t69-A)
From Boston
Aug iT-Deranof (eo.A
From New York
July 25--Algic tT2D
Aug 5--Kenowis (T2D
Aug 15--Eaatcape (T2)
Aug 2J---Satartia CT2)
From Galvcston-Texas City
July 25--Lack. Bridge (7O
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IIb lff0 star lsine
o Bway. N. Y. y. G'n $500
(See 69-A)
I20 Ripley, Daniel. & Co.
Marine Bldg, Galveston
lei Rogers q Webb
ITO State ST.. Boston
lila Roosevelt q. 8. Co, Inc.
"A Beaver St.. NY. Bd.T555
I2e seaboard q Gulf 3. s. Co.
Pr. 81. E.R..N.Y. Orch.o4i0
Ie3 Scager q. 3. Line
is Pearl st. MY. B.G'n3T10
124 Sgitcovich, s., 4 Co.
Cotton Exch., Galveston
I26 sigsbee, Humphrey & Co.
% So. VIM. st. BID. 20J3
I2s 3. All. Maritime Corp.
Munsey Bldg, Washington
132 sprarue. G. H.. q Son
141 MIX st., Boston
I36 state Marine Co.
Munsey Bldg. BALTIC.
st. Paul 4s84
100 steel. j. III. W., & Co.. Inc.
2102 Strand. Galveston
20 Broad ST.. y. Y.
$50 Common ST. N. Orl.
$40 Strschan shipping Go.
Savannah, Ca.
III Struthers & Dixon
~ CanwA0,to CO Gan TTaN-
Iie sudden & Christensen
~ Whitehall ST.. NJ. x.
Bowling Green o0sS
40 Market St.. San Fran.
(See Sd
14i Susquehanna =. 8. Co.. Inc.
"a Soonest. NY. B.G'n2953
CSee BIZ
If5 Swayne g Hoyt, Inc.
430 Sansome ST.. San Fran.
Iig Tam. Int. Ocean $. $. Co.
Tampa. Fla.
I47 Terminal shipping Co.
Keyser Bldg, BALTIC.
st. Paul oei0
$50 Thorndykc a Trenholme
l.. @. Smith Bldg. Seattle
Isl Tracy, NJ. IT.. a Co.
~ State St.,N.Y. p.G'nT6s6
1853 TrosdnIe. Plant a Jaforta
$50 Charles ST., New Orl.
1854 United Am. Lines. Inc.
30 Bway. N. Y. VIII. 1910
I5s United Steamship Co.
Galveston. Tex.
f57 Y. =. n Australasia lire
8 Bridge, N. Y. u. ON $3.50
1850 u. $. Mail 3. &. Co, Inc.
a. Bwny. N. Y. VIII. 1900
165 Waterhou~e. IT,, a Go.
Central Bldg. Seattle
Ie6 Waterman =. =. Corp.
Mobile. Ala.
1877 Vessel. Duvat & Co.
- Broad ST.. ". Y. Bd.62s0
lie williams. Diamond s. Go.
Sansome ST.. San Fran.
11t Williamson n Rauers Co.
20 u. Bay ST.. Savannah
Tel. rs
fs5 Winchester, j. IT.. q Co.
Prod. Exch. p. On 1850
is0 Windwnrd Island line
City Bank Bldg. Mobile
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Antwerp and Rotterdam
From Baltimore
July 2o--Otho (4s)
Aug 25-Elmspo-t f4S)
Aug 12--West. Maid (4s)
From Philadelphia
Aug 2o-Schoharie (7o)
From Houston
July is--Decatur Br. Cico)
From Hampton Roads
July o2--Otho (4s)
Aug 1--West. Maid (4s)
Aug o7--Elmsport t4s)
Barcelona. Valencia, Genoa
and Pirneus
From Baltimore
Aug-Absaroka GD
Bordeaux
From New York
July 23-Consort 1881
Aug 13--Pipestone Co. $3.50
From New York
July 2J--Algic (72)
From Gaiv~ston--Texas City
July 20-Ma rne (T7)
July IA Steamer (7D
Bremen and Dnnzig
From New York
Aug 2o-Hudson (iJ9D
Aug 23-Potomac U59)
Sept 22-potomac (1J0)
oct 3-Prin. Matoika (159)
Bremen and Hamburg.
From Houston
July fs--North Bridge (i2o)
Aug 10 Nacomet (120)
Aug 2J--Atl. OF Texas (120D
From Philadelphia
Aug Westbrook CI2)
July 23--Corson CI2)
Aug i0--Chickasaw (f2)
From Baltimore
July 25--Ixenowis (To)
Aug 5--roreon (T2)
Aug i7-chickasaw (T2)
Aug c7-westbrook (T2)
From New Orleans
July 2o-Western Light (T7)
July 30--Auditor CID
From Charleston
Late Juiy-Riversidc Bridge
(2D
From Savannah
July 25--Syros t14O
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Bremen and Dnnzig
From New York

Aug 2o-Hudson (f59D
Aug 23-Potomac (i59)
Sept 22-potomac $50
Oct 3--Prin. Matoika (i59)
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aug 0-SlilrppAb wv
From Philadelphia
Aug 20--schoharie (72)
From Hampton Roads
July 2o-Otho (4S)
Aug i-west. Maid C4s)
Aug 2T--Elmsport (is)
Rotterdam. Antwerp and
Hamburg
From Montreal
July oo-west Kebar 1oD
July 25--Neshobes (i2D
Aug 5-West. Plains (i2D
Aug 15--Merrymount U2D
Aug 25-Deuel u2D
Scandinavian q Baltic Forts
From Baltimore
July 3o--East. Temple ti56)
Scandinavian Forts
From Boston
July so-shickshinny ti39
South America
Brazil & River Plate Forts
From New York
July 20--M. =. scanion (sD
Monte,ideo q Buenos Aires
From Mobile
July c0--Ossining C0D
Aug 2j--West. Queen teD
From savannah
July 20-Bay iTead ti.sl
Principal Ports Of Ecuador.
Peru and Chile
From New Orleans
Aug Lake F'loris 1867
Sept Ill. t'ithian 900
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Bremen and Hamburg.
From Houston

July 1s--North Bridge (i20)
Aug 10 Nacomet (i20)
Aug 2J--Atl. OF Texas (i20
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-08
R|ETH CITIZEN MEETS
WITH PAINFUL ACCIDENT
Cast oregonian Specially

RIETH, Sept. S.--Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Grant and little daughter Marcy
went to Pendleton on No. "a Tuesday
morning to attend the wedding OF Mr..
Hasten Landrum and Miss Frances
Simmons. Mr.. Landrum is Mrs. Grants
brother.
Nykee English had painful acci-
dent Tuesday evening. While driving
the cows in he stumbled and fell and
hurt him arm quite badly. He was
rushed to doctor. No bones are
thought to be broken but the liga-
ments are pulled loose from the wrist
tones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peters returned
Monday morning from a week end
visit at The Dalles with her sister Mrs.
f. ]. McNurley.
School opened Tuesday with Flen1-
ing Omen principal and Miss Mary
Hartnett primary teacher. There is
quite number of new scholars here
this year.
II. Hatfield is building a new chick
on house. It is understood that he Is
going to keep a big flock of chickens
this winter.
J. c. Langley spent Saturday night
and Sunday in Walla Walla visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Dunlavey, his sister
and brother-in-law.
Mrs. Harry Grant has been suffer-
ing from an attack Of hay fever but Is
improving now.
o. A. Constant has been hired again
this year to do the janitor work at the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-08
@(i @(iii;lEQjy!Ess@ * x

role of Nadine in "The Great Mo-
ment, her first Paramount starring
vehicle which will be shown at the
Alta theatre today, Gloria Swanson
took up the study of the Gypsies in
her spare time and is now quite an
authority on that strange nomadlc
race.
The story is an original one for
Paramount pictures, written by Nine.
Elinor Glyn. Sam Wood directed and
Monte Katterjohn wrote the scenario.
SO interesting was the study that
Miss Swanson wen$ further than was
essential. for in the character, she is
the cultured daughter of wealthy and
titled Englishman who had married
gypsy woman from the Tartary plains.
But the nomadic instinct crops out in
the daughters character and it was to
perfect this that Miss Swanson studied
the subject so thoroughly.
She found that the Gypsies are trac-
ed more or less accurately back TO the
Byzantine period or beyond. They have
nearly always, in some districts been
treated as pariahs, but they have an
mate instinct and love for music, for
color, for things occult and thauma-
turgic.
Thanks to this study Miss Swanson
has given a marvelously effective per-
formance with just enough of the Gyp-
sy in her rendition to make it colorful
and convincing. Milton Sills plays
opposite the star.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-08
ARCADE TODAY
NITA NALDI NOTED ACTRESS
IN FINE "IIE'E'' ROLE


Nita Naldi, a well known actress
of stage and screen who scored
great success in support of John
Barrymore in "Dr. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde" Paramount picture which has
become a screen classic, has an excel
lent vamp role in William A. Brady's
melodrama picture, Life" released by
Paramount, which will be the feature
at the Arcade Theatre today. Ac-
cording to New York reviewers, her
characterization is one Of the out
standing features Of this massive. pro-
duction.
Miss Naldi Is seen as Muriel Barris-
ford, an adventures, in the story Mu-
riel is extravagant, coldly calculating
and lends herself to the audacious
schemes of Ralph Stuyvestant, son of a
wealthy broker and her admirer, and
of Thomas Burnett, rascally member
of the stuyvestant firm, to fasten
crime on Billy Reid, the hero. Her
portrayal of this unusually dramatic
yamp role is said to reveal her as
thorough artist who has few if any
superiors in her especial line of work.
The cast generally is of the best.
Jack Mower, the leading man, is well
known as an actor, he having appeared
in many Broadway productions, airline
pretty, the leading woman, is noted
stage and screen player who is not un-
familiar to Paramount audiences. Rod
La ROGUE, who has a heavy role in
life" was seen to advantage in
Paying the Piper" a recent Para
mount success. Others in the cast in
cluded Leeward Meeker, ]. II. Gill
more. Effingham Pinto, Curtis Cook
sey and Godfrey Stein.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-08

school house.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Roberts and son
Teddy visited Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Roberts, parents of VIM.
Roberts.
Mrs. b. F. Williams is entertaining
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Taylor of
Gresham.
Mrs. VIM. Bostwick returned Tues
day morning from The Dalles where
she had been visiting relatives since
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Duke and infant
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-08

days ago from trip back cast which
included Missouri, Kansas and parts
Of oklahoma. He has been away sew
eral weeks
MIR. and Mrs. II. W. Snider and son
Clarence were Pendeton visitors Sat
urday evening.
j. X. Graham OF the north end OF
the district was in Rieth Monday.
VIM. Bostwick and daughter Rosie
drove to Pendleton Tuesday.
J. G. Langley was a Pendleton visit
or Monday evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-08

daughter were in Pendleton Saturday
evening and enjoyed the show at the
Alta.
Frederick Heath of Pleasant Valley
Ore, is going to board at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. English this winter
and 90 TO school here.
Perry Woods has given up his posi-
tion with J. NJ. Harrison and is staying
at home and going to Pendleton high
school. He has worked for Mr.. Harri
son all through vacation.
Mr.. Marlin Sr returned a couple Of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-08
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head will find that the use of HALLS
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system, cleanse the Blood and render
them less liable to colds. Repeated at
tacks of Acute Catarrh may lead to
Chronic Catarrh.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is
taken internally and acts through the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the Sys-
TEN. thus reducing the Inflammation and
restoring normal conditions.
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r. ], Cheney & Co, Toledo. Ohio.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-08

A little CLEAN of time between two
ernities-Flashing upon the tower
ing clay and living, hurrying clay
that is called New York.
Beaming into human hearts, light
ing up their struggles, their sins. their
loves. dancing through Broadway's
revel and jazz.
Such is life-all of It a thrill in this
great story picture.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-08
Alta TODAY

Alta TODAY
GLORIA SWANSON
is GYPSY ENPERT
In order to accurately portray the
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-12-21

@ take LYDIA Z. FInkham's NegetabIe
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Mrs. j. II. Meyer. sl2 South Orange
St. Orange. California
IL a cutie true that such troubles as
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-12-21

At Jim Roses boarding house is n
fellow all out O. humor. He does his
own mendlng-likes TO do II. Hasn't
a wife to do II for him. so just does
II himself. But what he's angry about
is-well. he has reason for feeling a
bit feverish in temperature. The other
day he made the mistake of cutting a
leg from his Sunday trousers to patch
a pair OF old ones.-Exchange