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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25

Doubling doubles these trick mot
honor) values: redoubling multiplies
them by four. Thirty trick points cons;i-
tute a game. but all over thirty are
scored. Excess points on one game can
not be counted on next. Partners win
ming two games complete a rubber.
FOR winning II tricks, or Little Siam,
tnere is a bonus OF 50 honor points for
Grand Slam. or i3 tricks. 100 points
sDeclafer also gets bonus Of so honor
points il he makes a doubled contract.
plus a bonus Of 50 points for each trek
taken 6bovs his contract. II declarer
rcdoublcs. these bonuses are 100 each.
When opponents set" the declarer,
the opponents score 80 honor points for
each Trick hy which dcclarer falls short
Of his contract: 100 for each trick II bid
has been doubled. 200 il redoubled.
II declarcr fulhlls his contract. he
scores Tor every trick he takes in excess
OF his bid il ie does not make amount
bid. De can score only his honors as
held. Wien conirGa IS 6s7Saie5, Eoisisg
IS storei ht,e,g iis iire
Penalty for a revoke hy decarcr is 80
in honor points. which opponents score
above the line. When opponentsrcvoke,
dsciarcr may take so honor points or ,
81 opponents tricks for first revoke;
each additional revoke hy opponents
entities declarer % SO honor points
DcclarCr can use tricks taken on a
revoke 90 make good his contract. but
cannot use them % obtain additional
bonus ia his houur score by reason Of
the tif having hcen doubled or re-
doubled. nor can he use them 20 count
Siam or Little Slam not otherwise
o,faired. { rssos.se SIDE car score erIy
t5rrfg Gs f-'d
Winners al two games in trick points
receive $50 points bonus in honoFs.
liirv'gc Rahteg ~ Az the end Of 4
rabilr, the complete sc1re Of each side,
including The $50 won BY one set Of
partners for winning two games. is
tntsl.ed and the SIDE with the greatest
conq'etc total OF points wins the rub
,rr
Sa,e this article. Further instf1lc-
gioas next week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
COAL sTRIliE BILL OF
|. =. Il LARGE

Washington Sep 2s-Th. rv.
srn1eats biH resulting from the coal
strike viii o. aearly hl.f million
dollars rnder thu PROV. .ons OF a
deficiency APPROPRIATION brl reported
iavo7loly th.s ss.cresy by the
senate apprOf fria;ioa oomnizes.
The bin carries:
7. s2oooo) FOR ,hs Bo-ah c,al
commission.
2 $4,000 Tor tss nsw fses-,j
coal distributor.
3. 100000 Tor The Interstate com
mercs commission.
This is toial o. $4,000
The Borah item vas inserted bv
the senate committee following shs
passage Of the measure By the bousa
The total carried by the hin a
reported from the COMMITTEES was
s2'S4s.si2. an increase o, si.7ss 900
over the amoani fixed By the house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
FOR KNC-SsTE
URIC ACID
TRY TIE WILLIAMS TREATMENT
S5 Cent Bottle $50 Doses)
FREE

iusf because yon star the day worried
aud iirrd. siIr lcss 4ul arms sad ulriseirs.
az aching head. burning and teari~g
down palms In the baek worn Ouf before
tne day begins do mat think yoa narc
g. stay lu flaf condition.
He strong. VEL. WITH ~ stiff sainis
sore Musc.es. rheuna-ia pains, ashins
bark ~ ktiney fgorole eaustd hy boeg
m de aeids
it yoa suffer from niadder weakness
WITH hur-.uE, sesllln- pains. ~ K ssa
arr ir nl ur- 4 hci fah q dozen tin ;
nighf. von win apnreeihfe tho r.sf
comfort sud strength this inainrat
sHnuM. give
t. prove what Tae Williams Trcatmcut
cal 10 fHr vnu. nn m frcr hos stubborn
~ tf-nuir rrnr eoIftfsi ~ via give
one 80. bottle 49, en-e~i Free = Raa
wia lrt frf this nof aat send li y ia
gou- nane and rddr-s pteass send 90
aeaf. ta aeip pay pu-i ca. "a sin-. etc,
~ Ttr - - Wffians Comm <.
perf Y-7-1 T. q BuGline T-As. Hamvton
Conn. send ~ nnc ana ynu W y
REVIVE ay panel rest regular -.
astiir. without '4a and Nlhuuf ia-
~n-rlre s-F utii-at.nH ouiF ouc oot'te
IN fHn sane sst.tles-ss o~ ifuitr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
REFoRnaToRY SENTENCE
Fer GIRL Horse tn EF

Tahlequah. sept. - Mayoeile
Tatior. sir. horse stsllsr of Chtrokes
County will soon be n q rfp-matoTy.
Because Of her youth she w escape
Z s-raignment and trial IN district
court, Mayhelle. whose folks lived
rear welling for several years. re-
Gently appropriated a horse belong
ing 10 a neighoor ne1r the western
boundary line e Cherokee -1anty
where she Rad been liy.nz recently
and rode back 10 her former Place
OF abode she was arrested and
phced IN the county jail here =
yestigation proved that she was no;
OF legal age
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
He SPENDS NEARLY
) HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS. THEN LOSES
NOMINATION

fco-sisuea from Page -
sfxfeneut IS Republiean primary
candidate for congress n the
second district George was q
poor fourth in the four-man race.
which reslltei IN the decisive RS
nomination 81 Representative
George " Bowers.
Open C o. P. Headquarters
Chairman n Z. White 81 the
Rtptlhliran state executive com
miitec has opened campaign
headquarters IN SIX rooms on the
mezzauine floor 81 the Ruffner
hotel the same r0omS That were
occupied two years ago by Chair
man r. r D1nlap Of the Demo
crab state executive committee,
and during the recent primary
|rampaign by s. T. Smith. wno
managed the unsuccessful tight
uf former Aitorncy- General A. 4.
Lilly FOR the Republican nomina-
tion sor United State senator
Evidently Chairman White is not
sapersiitious.
Dunlap viii eonduet ihc Demo
cratic campaign his year from
his home IN Hinton. Summers
comfy 4 branch office will be
maintained al Fairmont for the
convenience Of former Represen-
tatiye Matthew n Neely. The
Democratic nominee for United
States senator. whose home is in
.hat city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
ACCt SED Girl. Is
SEEKING FREEDOM

sapg pa. Sept. 25.-Dora Staney,
charged with murder In connection
wilh the John Lung shooting. was
s-raisncl Saturday before Justice ].
" Dsp0 and her preliminary hsari-s
Sc. to- Septer5er 2s ATTORNEYS for
SRI were seeking her rell1se today
on bOrd fixed b. Judge In len p.
Wrighs IN district court,
The i6-ysar-o.t girl was a CON-
panlon Of the two mea officers are
row seeking in connection with the
murder 0, John Luns. She denies
knowing either OF the iWo men and
repeats ne FRS, statement tha. she
me, them CT the Tulsa ro-d and Of
fared them 4 ride 10 sapulfa,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
A TEXAS WONDER

For kidney aud bladder trouble
gravel weak and lame back. rhepma-
tism, irregularities ot the k.5-
neys and bladder Regulates bladds.
troubles in children. II not sod BY
druggists mail $l25. Small bottle
of;en cure Send for swo.n tes;i-
monials Dr. r. W. Hall. es.. .)ilYa
Street. ST Louis. NO
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COURT HOUSE NOTES


Prairie o. and c. co to Jsrsm.ah
B. wingate =. ux. release. 3 : -.
S i-2. sw l4-iT-sw.
GYPSY OH CO. 10 jeremiah B.
wingzrt 81 aK. release. IS =. y
-. SW If-iT-3w-
conseyanees
r. A. Hsntsrsan 10 Lillian Al
Henderson. e a.. " D.. II -. 81.
LOS -. block 5. LAnesion
Robert II Vincent e al to Sarah
A. ssyiler. " %. 20 22. $500 .
5 IL Sw s-l5-sw.
Distr,cs Court
F. T. wsi;on Lb- co. IS l.
oiNekl Maseral1anA len. 81 -
Los 2s-ei. BLOCK a.. oN Grove.
Crsz ent
Guthrie Planing Nil VS. T. J
Alien ihree MS agents " NJ Mccoy
and VIII Patterson. Mschsn.c's lien
's4s5. Lots i-s-s and ei. hock Is.
@. p.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
First published in the cr,h-,o mn,
Leader Sept. a5xh rq9s
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

sealed bids viii be received a, the
oiiiee OF the City Clerk. CITY Y.,l
Guthrie. Oklahoma. up to 10 an ort
o'h' iS-- for the construction OF CO.
crete stete flooring and curbing Of vine
ssreet Bridge on Harrison Avenue Il
conformity to plans and specifscstions
now on file in the City Clerks office
Bid 10 De accompanied bv certifi-
Cd check for ten per cent OF amour.
Of bid.
Sly commissioners reserTe tie
right TO reject any or all bids.
GEO L ANDERSON. City Clerx.
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PAwHusKA POKER PLAYERS
Ro5BEo BY sTlcK-UP MEN

pawhuska. Sept. - Il quiet gaIe
OF stud poker. with a POI ot $4,000
as the goal. Was stuck up Thursday
!ust outside OF Pawhuska by tvs
m.sksd men, and the 10; taken. Il
vas learned Friday.
The police have five men under
surveillance The game was being
staged. il is sid the Alva cas,or's
ranch hcnse.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
STRONG CIGARETs FOR
ENGLISH SPORT GIRLS
Womsn Of Britain Adopt the
Smoking Habit With
Vim and a Ven
geance

4 4+aAl- a. p "a. - inc N-r-At
habit fhreatening ths degen- -.ai!on oi
English womanhooig
This qutation IS hsiag debated bs
mo3sal authorities ot Er'iand who
are becoming ahrmsd a, the startling
inerease n the e.garet hlblt smong
women.
Hishly emo,ioaal WoInsa ara be-
coming m1re ard more frequenf n
Engllnd. and many sdieal exp rs
blame The cig,rei hzait Trey The
orizs ,ha; the absorption % rseo-
tine produces a eondi1on Of nervous
distress and TIA, from this fhere
proceed pl,pi.aiiots snd exhaustion
wi.h frequg1t cuthurs,s q emo ica
In rare cases this may lead q men
tai disshi.i,y. tha doctors say. snd
they point en-, that Woman's dt.fata
nervous organizaiion Is n7t int isi
70 endure large doses OF nicotine
poisoning ard that .ha functions of
q mother mus. be -.srferad win
VIII thc smoking sloi, Is INDUCED
IN & tAcess.
The English vonaa has taken te
the clgaret with Ys.g auce. en3
smoking among women IS general
~ accepted II fact. Engllsl women
laush az Amtrioin idees aud cus.ors
frowring upon thu female smoke
The war is blamed, as usual. mlny
Wcmsn arsaing that nnder the stress
OF war they had 10 fad rsllef Tor
their fraysd nerves. and they took
70 cigareis. The final result has
been that English women nov smoke
IN all public places with pcrfect rro-
nrieiy. Il IS quite the usual taing to
sea q richly and handsomely gowned
woman sitting in box CT the
theatres sipping her af,er-dlnnsr cup
Of coffee and putting away furiously
al her cigare,. Nor is It unusual TO
see womea stmiting up aad doNn
fashionable Plccadlny smoking ike
"a motor car that has been oyer-olied
No dllnty perfansd cigarets FOR
the Enshsh woman either. Her Am
efican cousins may have 10 the gold
tipped lady cigare;. but no, MISS
Britannia. NJ sire: sas smokes
male ciglrets, aud the we .hines
they are, toe. s,raight Virginia TO-
oacco Is the ,ayori,e clsarst iobacco
N Londoa, and green Virginia AZ
that. Cigarets THAI are smoked here
would not Be tolerated by discrsmin-
aii1g smokers In America. for thsv
IRE TOO strong and ac-id in their
taste but womva q England smsoe
them in huge quantities.
Mhady's handbag in Amerl-a has
Two n1cessi;.es-i powder ruff and
mirror. Milady's handbag in Eng
land has three necessities powdt-
pull a mirror nud a pacsasii o.
cisarsss.
IS quite the thing to smoke in
Ansiand' and Il you are woman
VINO dossn't smoke you are look
upon as an old-tashior y prut
Qaees women thsse. who tolerate
sTate fires AID chnsily made shoes.
pug ieoS upon ncr-s1 3kers as old
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
CANNED "He0GH" MAKES
THIS MAN BLIND
Hesting Paraffire Wax Releases
the Wood Alcohol; Newest
Drink Has Been y
Found

PIX her. sept .5--Mhai Is b ilevsi
70 be he NEST T. snf driEk evsivsd
was found whsn police arehsd 4
m4n and found thrrs can ot crdln-
airy canned heAi used By picrIckers
IS . fuel hidden n bis ooal AL
aka. loag The victim talked a. ony
: druag man vlE talk fr5m his osa
IN sae o..s sail. IA tod ne oifcsrs
how ne nrtpa "a tha substance Tor
rs morning drink.
You see sh.tf. ;Al- oaa s9a found
on me Is "a; ia fire ;ih she var IS
up a little" be guipsa. and thea l
put seme In iAe cotton bag and d9
s, in bot water Yea knoW th.s
stun IS .as, Ike p.rlffins wax. Arr
: pui {. r. the water take Il cut
and squeeze oat the rsmair.rg l.qaid
substan This IS ~hlt drink
Drank Nlrs Cars
oas min. soccrd.ns 20 lcai
hysician. WAS hind Tor shr.e days
due tc drinking the substance from
nine cass or the c1natd hsnt
The heat cents Is ,Se &c IN q
.parsf,ine wax, and IS csed b. tourists
Is ! fuel whsa lsey dss.ee 90 pee
aIre er.ek msal where wood 3 n,;
a hand }, Is knowa 10 con ala a
certain per cen, or wood a.cohoi. "a,
the process the drinkers put the
sabsDnee ihrousa. ssuses the wood
alcohol 10 lose part ef tae % sen
Jusi enough OF The extract IS sasa
70 produea state OF in.oxlcasior
that will not harm the user. bu,
little TOO much viii cause him TO 80
blind for g number Q. days One
user of the canned heat, said he
knew friead tha, vert blind. but
police records OF the use OF the new
drink show only a f-w Gays total
blindness.
Some o. the drug stores OF the
state distrio; have shown 1 rush on
.se sals OF caanad heat. bus could
no, reason why so much OF the sub
stance was being CONSUMED until The
police made the discovery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
A Prsnouneed success

The uniform success that has at
tended the use Of Chamberlain's Cole
and DiarrhOea Remedy in the relief
and cure OF hsvel complaints. both for
childrea and sdults. has brought II
into almost universal use, so that Il IS
practically without rival and as
everyone who has used Il knows, II IS
without az equal
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pistr,e. ceur


SAY wha; you wfll about druggists
1fseFing something "just as good" hs-
eiase Z pays better prefit. the fact
silli staros that ninety nine ont ~
hundred druggists recommend
csaneesiAin's co.ie and Disrrkoea
I.smeny. when the hast medicine for
dlaTrnoea Is asked for. and do 80 be.
cause they know from what their Gus
toners say Of Z. that i car se &c
2snoet upon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
NEWS OF The NAMES cLus

We have wired Ief.ry Tooihaks-.
OF Kansas City. to see the clubs den
tst- DIT. VIII Ysnkem. OF Chicago.
Grace Zumwait is also reported
f~,m kansas City. But at that, ste
Eag NJ ~ super stout
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
Arerlean AssoclatIen
uARo TO MANAGE

A New York w-man Is arrested To-
t'dnarrin~ her daught@r X sseiss e
have reached The po'nt whore : mota
can d nothing with her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
HERRlcK TO STAGE
: y , ] Al :
AIR CIRCUS At FAIR


AIR CIRCUS At FAIR
Memphis. Tern. Sept. 25.-~Man-
u1ls Fislns Circus thres-ria-
airplane event gontrolled by former
Il pres eatauva Manuel Herrick. Of
Oklahcm1-wil pc one OF the chief
attractions az the tri-State fair here
d was announced.
Tile twEnty-eigh, airp,anes Herrick
purchased from the goverrI ent VIII
be flown here from Americas. Ga.
and The entire show viii be staged
undsr his direction. Hsrrick is also
booked to DO some stun. flying
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AticL No. l
Introduction

betRec1 lis first Calling the suit and i:
fral hid by himself OF his partner. his
partner is dummy" Player at lett OF
deciarer leads any card; then dummy
LAYS down his cards face up, and sorted
into suits. Dummy thereafter must not
touch his cards. Their play is lett en-
tircly 20 declarer Each player must
follow suit led II he can; otherwise
trump or discard as he likes. Cardsrank
lram Acc down TO Deuce. and trumps
aivays sxin. Nhenthere is atrump, high
est Gard or highest trump, II trumps be
.4ycd on trick, wins trick; in No
Trump, highest card Of suit led wins
Winner leads for next trick. Declarer
leadsfrom dummy hand when tricks are
taken bv card from that hand. i first six
trickstaken bydc-l1rer are his book.
Aloscr the book count toNardgame II
feciarer has bidthFee, he emzsiw;n three
tricks over his book. or nine tricks.
Socrlag Only the dcclaref SIDE can
score towards game. and the ear'e sco,s
IS fse ouiy score flsi gers belo.r the hors-
.9sfdi lise on fse yeofs c1f6.
Below the Line Deciarer Scores
for each Trick ever his book.
Above the Line Declarers or
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
SHOULD BE REVISED

A New York newspaper man says
that lawyers and motion picture stars
top the l.st in paying professions.
while men Of science and preachers
are at the bottom OF it. lie doesn';
list newspaper men.
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Above the Line Declarers or
Opponents Score

for "Honors' as held by them when
cards are dealt. The hOnors are the A,
X. @, ]. and Ten Of a trump suit or the
four Aces when there is no trump.
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O1s MIN, scccrd.ng 20 lcai
! hysiciau, WAS hind Tor thr days
due tc drinking the substance from
nine c4ss OF tke clnatd hsat
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-07
RIVOII TODAY

Harry Carry has won his spurs.
The ace Of the saddle has beer
made a CniverSil-Jewel star and in
The Fox, his initial sUper-feature.
he proved TO hundreds who attended
the I;jvoli Theatre last niSht that nc
is worthy of the honor.
To the public, the trade name
"Universal-JeWel means that the pic
ture is sent to the screen with the best
traditions OF Universal city behind it,
In the motion picture industry 1t
means that it is a picture Of which
Carl Laemmle, the trail blazer of the
silent drama, is proud.
The Fox" stacks up, all in all, rs
one of the best dramas Of the open
country ever filmed and il is partic-
ularly pleasing to [. who regard
Harry Carey as the t,.s st Western
actor on the screen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-07
RABBIT POISONING IS
. SUCCESS At B0ARDMAN
IEast Oregonian Snecinl.A

ROARDMAN, Jan. 1.--he rabbi
poisoning campaign is being worked
our Systematically in Morrow count,
during the present favorable weather.
The main difficulty is that it SHOWS
little every night and covers up the
bait necessitating daily distribution OF
small quantities. \ series of drives
are being worked out by County Agen-
Calkins To supplement the strychnine
Miss Emma Bunge. county health
nurse for Morrow county during the
past week has been called to Seattle
owing to Hines in her family. Her
place has been taken by Mrs. johnson
last year public health nurse for Wal
Iowa county who is continuing Miss
Bunge's work at Irrison and Board
man this week,
The high school athletic association
presented three reel comedy entitled
a Duke for Day" for the benefit of
the treasury. The basket ball team is
rounding into shape and will NEE.
Arlington tonight and Irrison Satur-
dav night.
s. II. Boardman has been confined
to the house for few DAYS owing to
an attack of the grippe.
Miss Wilma Gilbreth member of
the senior class of the Boardman high
school has returned from a short vis:,
20 The Dalles.
Mrs Claire p. Harter and the w. IL.
Morgan family have removed to the
Edmunds place southwest Of town. Mr..
Morgan has the contract for hauling
milk to the cheese factory.
The grades of the school that missed
their Christmas treat owing to the
sudden cessation of school on account
of the storm just before the holiday
vacation held the same Friday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-07
SOCIETY
EPIPHANY TEA GIVEN.

EPIPHANY TEA GIVEN.
Members of the parish of the
Church of the Redeemer enjoyed an
Epiphany tea last evening in the par
ish hall. Miss Flora Mcdonald enter
tanned the guests with several Scotch
dances accompanied by Jack Coleman
on the violin. Later in the evening
Jack Coleman sang several songs. The
Epiphany cake was cut by Mrs. C. NJ.
Cook and the ring fell to Mrs. Homer
II. Hallock, who. according to custom,
will act as hostess for the Epiphany
tea next twelfth night, Mrs. G. W.
Phelps found the button in the cake,
Mrs. c. H. Marsh the nickel and Mrs.
E. ]. Murphy the thimble. Hostesses
for the evening were Mrs Helen Rob-
inson, Mrs. c. H. Marsh. Mrs James
Johns, Sr., and Mrs. f. ]. Murphy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-07
EXsUsEs FOR COMMUTERS

rARlS, Jan. ia. Pl-The cx-
cuse my train was late" for arriving
at the office long after the usual hour
than can be substantiated in Paris.
Every morning when train brings
suburban commuters late into the
Care St. I.az;fre, an official stands at
the end of the platform giving to all
who ask for them slips of paper stat
ing how many hours or minutes the
train was late.
These can he shown by the holders
to doubling bosses.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-07
New Grand jury

Judge C. W. Phelps said that 4
grand jury will be drawn during the
January term of court which starts
Monday. If any extraordinary action
by the court on the question seems
necessary. it will be taken. according
to judge Phelps.
Frank Cable declared today that
when he appeared as a witness before
the grand jury that he was questioned
by both the district attorney pd the
grand jurors.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-07
HAVE GUEST FROM IDAHO.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Beglar have as
their guest at the home of Mrs. A.
Zeuske, 321 Perkins Avenue, Ralph
Gano, president of the Chileo Mining
Company of Idaho, Mr.. Beglar is
secretary and treasurer of the same
company.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-07
RIvou SUNDAY AND MONDAY

Diving twenty-five or more feet into
icy water at Mammoth, California,
fully dressed in a heavy fringed buck
skin suit, was one of the fcats accom-
plished by Jack Holt, in his first Para
mount star picture, "The Call of the
North" which will be the feature at
the Rivoli theatre for two days begin
ing Sunday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-07
Budding TRADE STRIKE .
SCHEDULED FOR CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Jan. 7.-CU. Pl-An
the unions except the bricklayers have
voted to reject the wage award re-
Gently made by Judge Landis. Re-
newal of the building trades strike has
been ordered for next HTuesday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-07
MOTION
NEWS
ARCADE SUNDAY AND MONDAY

Few screen productions have offer
ed photoplay iovers the remarkable
Northland scenes which are the SET
tings for the story related in James
Oliver Curwood's "Isobel; or, The
Trails End" which is to be presented
at the Arcade theatre for two days
starting Sunday,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-07

The scene shows q rescue, wherein
Holt brings Francis Mcdonald safely
ashore. the latter having taken a
backward dive from the side Of the
rocky cliff. distance of fifteen feet.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-07
JAPAN WONT JOIN
CONTINUED from page l.)

ban on the use of poison gas In war
fare, according to certain indications
today. Great Britain, it was learned
is ready to record its formal appro-
val to the Root resolution prohibit
ing the use Of deadly gases. The
United States and Italy have already
approved the resolution with a SINH
lar action contemplated by France
and Japan in the near future.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-07
GRAND JURORS
Continued ~ page ~

come TO the pass where the acts Of the
grand jury may be impuGned with
safety that I'VE are approaching Rus
sias condition"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-07
MISS WILSON HOSTESS

Miss Ruth Ann Wilson will enter
tain the members of the high school
faculty this evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Adams, 305 Will
son Street, A number of tables of
bridge viii be in play during the even
inS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-07

{. p. Bowman, who for. thirty years
1Swas resident of Umatilla county, but
who now makes his home in Santa
Monica, California, is here looking
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-07
Won't Restrict Aircraft.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA. PD-
Poison gas as an instrument Of war
fare was outlawed today by Great
Britain, France, Italy and the United
States, who through their representa-
tives in the Washington conference,
approved the American proposal t.
prohibit it. A discussion of aircraft
Limitation started and will be continu
ed Monday. The aircraft subcommittee
reported they deemed it inadvisable
to restrict aircraft and suggested it be
left for future conference.