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A Week of Special Productions
A rc a d e T h e a te r , O c to b e r 24 to 30, In c lu siv e
Sunday, October 24 MoncTay, October 25 Tuesday, October 26 Wednesday, Oct. 27 Thu.-Fri., Oct. 28-29 Saturday, October 30
MATINEE AT 2 P M
Mary Roberts Rinehart’s
W ill R ogers
in his latest
Famous Story
A d m issio n ,
A tcrril'ic storm *n thrilling t'l^lit
for life
leiiee
n rescue
five yenrs' si
unit l lini
L’Or
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MATINEE AT 2 P M
Rex Beach’s Famous Rex Reach’s Famous JACK PICKFORI)
Novel
Novel
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SUCCORS
The •
he Silver L
.¡ttleShepherdof
Horde KingdomCome
Jubilo Da"gerous Out of
the
Storm
nrlnptasl from the famous novel,
“ The Tower of Ivory,” by
CLAYTON SPKNCEK
married- and loving another?
GERTRUDE ATHERTON
ItfclX O L A C M 6
(fu in j Some
Fun with a punch, comedy with
strong dramatic action that's
what Rex Bench gives picture
fans in his new Ooldwyn release,
“ Going Some,“ fminiled on his
own famous stage and book sue
cess. It’s
Ill s W IF E
selfish, frivolous— loving another!!
WILw ROGERS "»"D u b lo
wOkOwYN
Ficturft
Work, water and worry—three
things that were total strangers
to .Tuhilo. You can’t Maine him.
What self-respecting hobo would
confess his guilt of these three
cardinal sins? But even hobos arc
not masters of their own destinies
ami the day came when Jubilo, to
his everlasting shame, actually
went to work, splashed and drank
water and got something to wor­
ry aftnit. A girl and a big train
hold-up «lid it. It ’»
A BRIGHT AND SUNNY
COMEDY DRAMA
of plain folks and rich hearts.
See Will Rogers, that human fel­
low with the smile you can’t re­
sist, in his latest Ooldwyn photo­
play, “ Jubilo.”
u u o m * AltttHi, t o Out .J ¡1«
uw nae »u. i.irMiji
In “ Out of tl*e Storm,
•
shown
here Tuesday, October 2fi, you
I will see the most terrific ship­
THE OTHER WOMAN
wreck ever flashed upon a screen.
loving Spencer loved by him—• A man and a girl are swept over
inexorably barred from that love
by the circumstance of a mar­ the rail of a sinking steamer, lie
riage hateful to him.
swims with her to a floating spar.
A Thirty-third
Degree Chuckle
Chaser
guaranteed to be a laughing gas
tonic for that tired feeling. It’s
(iiile-a-miniite humor relaxes taut
muscles and nerve# alike with
They cling to it for a night and a laughter. A college tenderfoot
day and are rescued, but never from the east is taken, at his own
meet again till five years later. boast, as a champion sprinter by
Love sang in that terrible gale. a l o t of cowboys and compelled
When he saw her on the stage o f to race an A. E. F. sprinting
the world’s greatest opera house, champion, l i e has to make good
he leaped to his feet but we or l o s e his girl and he wins.
won’t spoil this wonderful pic­ How he wins is the fun of the
“ THINK OF YOUR WIFE
In flaming words of truth Mary
Roberts Rinehart portrayed the
crucifixion of suites on the cross
of mis-mated marriage.
A book that took the country
by storm and broke circulation
records.
A picture that will hold you
fascinated from the first power­
ful scene to the final fade-out. ture for you. Come and see it.
thing.
MIGHTY MEN
ADVENTURE, THRILLS
AND THE BIG WHOLESOME
OUTDOORS
T h e y r e e o g i u / e but o n e l a w
llit- " T h e L i t t l e S h e p h e r d o f K i n g
is t h e s t o r y o f a
la w 1 lull l i e s III t h e b a r r e l o f n d o n i F o r n e ”
g u n a n d the flin ty h a rd n e s s o f p o o r bu y. C h a d ( J a c k I 'i e k f o r d ) ,
b a re lis ts
A n d w h e n .M arsh w i t h w h o r u n s a w a y f r o m h i s ( ‘u m b e r
lan d hom e a n d a ft e r a lo n g jo u r
Ins W a l l s t r e e t m i l l i o n s I n i s ll u
K a l v i k t r a i l t o l o r n - t h e m to vt< Id n c y a r r i v e s in a v a l l e y k n o w n a s
I lie \ a l l e y o l K i n g d o m C o l o r
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to
“ The
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H o r d e , ” lie f o u n d l i g h t
A n d tin- In t h i s p l a c e t h e s h e p h e r d b o y ’s
l i e l e a v e s tills
s t r u g g l e I lull I o l i o w f t ! r e s o u n d e d f u t u r e is m o u l d e d
d i v i n e l y n a m e d p i a r e t o In -cu m r
w i t h t h e ernsli o f m i g h t v fis ts
the p ro te g e o f a w e a lth y a rm i
v ib r a t e d # i'li the u n le a s h e d pas
s i ^ o f s t r o n g m e n l i g h t i n g I'm m a j o r .
M a jo r
B u fo rd
d is c o v e r s that
to W u iie a m i llo li n e o f a w o m a n
the p o o r s h e p h e r d b o y m d is ta n t
ALASKA
ly r e l a t e d to him a n d h e ro in e s
I'ha t l a r t i l i n g p o r t o t a d v i - u i u r e v e r y d e v o t e d t o ( ' h a d a n d m a k e s
o f l in n t n g g . i l o v e s a n d h a l e s ! it p o s s i b l e f o r h i m t o o b l a t s n o
N o iiinn c a n lu l l , i p i c t u r e lilt- i n e d u c a t i o n f o r b e t t e r t h a n t h e a m
t i l e I r o / e l i s i l e n c e s ot t lit* g r e a t b i l i o u s C l u n i h a d e v e r h o p e d fot
W h en I h ad le a v e s the V a lle y
n orth th an R ex B ench.
1 lie S i l v e r H o r d e ’ ’ I n a I llllll- f o r L e x i n g t o n , lie l e a v e s b e h i n d
d c r i u g d r a m a o f l i g h t i n g l i s t s a n d h im a d e v o t e d a d m i r e r , M e l i s s a
m i g h t y iiu ii A m i I h i o i i g h a s t o r y S h e l e a r n s t h a t h e r i d o l h a s f a i
p a r k e d v i i i h t - l e r i r i c t h r i l l s r u n s l e u in l o v e w i t h a g i r l o f s o c i a l
a g o l d e n t h r e a d o f b e a u t i f u l to - p o s i t i o n a n d w e a l t h , a n d w o r k i n g
on h e r s u s p ic io n s sh e g e t s in fo i
m alice.
m illio n a b o u t
h is p a r e n t s that
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also
to the han d o f Ihe g irl he lo ve s
IIEROLD LLOYD
M e l i s s a r e t u r n s In llo* m o u n t a i n s
in a t w o - r e e l e r
sa d at h e a r t but c o n t e n t e d th a t
BUMPING INTO BROADWAY ( ' h a d i s h a p p y .
The Fifth Episode of Our Serial, “T h e V anishing D agger” , Will be Shown S A T U R D A Y Instead of Friday This W e e k
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Tomatoes and Mushrooms.
One pint tomatoes, h a l f pint mush-
rooms, one heaping tablespoon bread
crumbs, one tablespoon butter,
few
drops onion juice.
Season w ith salt
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ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft l ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft'ft
when it boil*« remove and serve on with a lte rn a te la se rs o f g r a t e d eh**e*o, T O V A C C I N A T E O R N O T T O V A C
votin g .tl.'l No on thè dny o f elei-tinti,
CIÑ ATE
buttered tdast.
using t w o cups cheese.
Mix
on*?
f h o »tntenieiit» nmde in ilo- nrgiiuu-nt,
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beaten egg, one and
one-half
cup*
Eugeni-, O ri’., O r i. I l
- ( T u Mie E d ­ un it iippenr» in thè (Himphlet, nre nm-
Cheese Custard.
milk, h a l f teaspoon salt
and
one- it o r .) - In lon km g i i v i t thè p am ph let »ideil nml not in .leeoni h ì M i thè furi».
Bu tter bread
one inch thick, cut in fourth
teaspoon p ap rika.
Pour ov«*r r-o n ta in iiig tlx- i-nn»t it ili iiiiiu l a n i.n .l
To riti* my ovvn i-n»e t • » prove thi»
' r f ’4 b a k i n g ili-.ti b re a d a n d chccsc a nd b a k e in o ven.
■neriI h nini tm a»iire» !■> In1 - 111 >n.■ 11>■«I in »tati moni: i h . i » - in i .11 iti d io in fn n ry
tlw vole r» o f Oregon u t thè gen erili land had a good “ t a k e ’ ’ a» i-vialeiired
e le e lio n , I notine mie in |> n rtiru ln r hy thè M-nr on my arili. Wnn revaeei
w llieh n f f . i t» elicli c iti/.e n n f Ih e -Iu te , nated at 1 7 ; limi aiinther gienl * * tuk**. * *
In* »nell r i t i / e n li ln x |i:i^ e r or not verjr ll.t s c b.c n n v.ieeiiiiitcìl f»»ur fitueN I h *
Heriourdy; n ini it 1» lo t h i- ineu»ure I t'vccn thè rigeM i,f |7 inni *13 willi ne\cr
wi»h ot nuli thè a tte n tim i o f thè v o tei»
n f i l f i k e , T h e»e rovncrinalion» Hi-n»
o f U ln e c-ounty fo r thè |Hirpi>»e o f nnd lieeauie o f ex|»>-iiri*M to -mallpoa
u rg in g »evernl rennon» w h y they »houli! ami I n i hed lo In- »uro 1 %a» prò
volo no.
teeted. T he talk alioiit ri-vareinalion
On Ilio f in e o f th .n g » , fin
meiiNure e v e r y two monili», a» »et forili ili ilo-
wn» conceived in ignornneo nini liig
argiiiin-nt for tln» mnnnure i . tire veri
o try nini lirought fm th ni un u nrh ri»
e»t lindi
Ho long n» Tom, l i n k nnd
tim i un.! iin » iie n tifii) im u m cr, fo r il Harry are alloHed to run a round a lte r
v io la te » thè gollien m ie in t liti t it expieoire to Mnullpox wilholit thè prò
vvoirld » |.rm il i|i»eu»e w h e re ve r il» mi
tection nffo rd ed liy vnri-inittion, no long
in c u te » H o u li! go, or Houli! piemie lo
will Oregon la- due to hnvo »in-h ox
»einl th e ir c h ililre n ; nm l they refn»e to periem-o» u» l ’ortlnml hnd rerontly.
ticknow ledgo »rii n tifie
fiin lin g » tim i Viireiuation i» repto»ented liy »neh poo
hnvo lieen ileino n»tru tei| liy » e ie n tific
pio il» thi- Pillilo- Sellimi Protoetivo
m ini!» to he tru o lieynrol ilo iilif. Vet leugiie to In- »nmethiiig wor»e tinnì
th e y pieni! fo r thè e o n » titiitio rm l rig h i »mallpox nnd »ometliiug very dangerou»
to ,-iprrud »m ullpox, ilip h th e rm , m in
to thè individuili nini »11 luti i t » to it.
»le» unii niim eroim o th e r in fe rito m i unii
Theae. »lalepn-nf» nre due tu ignornneo,
c o n ta g i.n i- i|i»nu»n» vi II e n th e y a -k thè
or »omithiug Horai- t li ti ri ignorunee
voterà o f O regon tu vote ye» to thi» fiiUehood; or, they nre lui ned on en»e»
ineiiHuro, N o , '.112 nini .T13.
o f eari'le»» opernting on tho |»irt o f
Tini».
» tiffe rin g w ith »innllpox or •otite pliy»n-inn whimo techniipie 1» un
o th e r v irn le n t ili»en»e» «votili! I h - ini
tii|anit i - i | ; or to Ini-k o f euri- on thè
m ittm l to »cho oli nm l oeeupution». A ll
pnrt o f thè per»on vaeelnuted, in giv
pow er
to
c o n tro l
per»on»
u ffe c le il
m g pro|M>r attention to thè uriti in
w oulil Ito rem oveil, i f th i» m eiiniin. ru r
wliii-h thè vnceino i» introdueoil. Preti
rie», nini h i - w oulil re tu rn to thè ilny»
ent day vneoine enrrte» vvlth it no dilli
yvhen epidem ie» were thè rule.
ger nnd pronent dny method» n f vnr-
T h e pre»i-n| pillilo- hi-nlth Inw i» u
einntion olrvinte nny neriou» ennni-ipivii
vn»t im p ro v e m e n t o ve r thè old one,
1-11» « hirli oppnneiit» o f vnreination
Im t mneh re m n iin f yet to In- dono to
n ver nre common in tho vncrinntod.
wurd» ch eekin g iaII forni» o f ¡tifi-etim i»
T h e dÌMoomfort n f v a r rin atio n i» n»
n m l eontngiouH di»ennM. In Ilo- m im i»
nnthing compiired to mi n verage enne
o f tho l ’ u ld ie Hehnnl l ’ ro te e tiv e li-ig n e
o f »mallpox. Ilorn-o, givo »upport In
the»o nre »im p ly “ e r r a r » ; ’ ’ Im t nny
tho pillali« Io-ai III In w nnd il» o fficiai»
eum lid per»on know » flin t tln-Ho l ' e r ­ in thoir offort» to »frangio epidemie»
ro ri!’ ’ nre thè canno o f nm ny ilouthn in
o f »mallpox and other infertiliti» ili»
O regon ench y e n r, to »ny n o th iiig o f
i-n»e» b y vo tin g mi to thi» monnore
much n ilffe rin g , lo»» o f tim o, unii im-
whieh, i f it currii-M, ¡» do»ignei| tu, timi
neeonnary cx|H-nne to thè fa m ilie n in
will, oiuke Oregon thè Inugliing ntock
vaite li liy the»o “ o r r o r i.”
I nrn nnx-
o f thè nitfion nnd will deter immigra
ioun tu »00 O regon fo rg e to fin- fro n t
finn to our »fitto inoro than all tho
rnnk n f »iute» engugod in thè n tte m p t
frrak h-gialatioii tInit ha» ovi-r lieoo
to co n tro l epidem ie» o f di»onnc, nml
puf on nur »tutufo Imok». A ga in I »ny
tru » t th n f th è votern n f G-me eniinty voti. .TI.T no and lielp a v o ri 11 eulumity.
w ill do th e ir fu ll d u ty hy th e ir »tu te, Voiir» for n henlthy Oregon,
Oregon Must Have a Port Equal to
Any Port on the Pacific Coast
Initiative i fleas lire No. 310 on tlie ballot gives to the Port of Port-
and means to create sueli a port.
1 lie primary object of this bill is to furnish the means to insure
the opening and maintaining of a 30 foot channel from Portland to
the sea and of building and establishing port facilities at the C ity of
Portland sufficient to handle the foreign and coastwise shipping of
that port.
1 he cost of this improvement will he met by the people living with­
in the boundaries of the Port of Portland.
When you go to the [tolls November second vote 310 YES and
give to the Port of Portland the power to maintain its 30 foot channel
to the sea and to build adequate port facilities to handle all of the
great products of the interior of the state.
I he passage of this hill means lower freight rates for the products
of the interior of the state.
I he passage of this hill means lower-freight rates for the products
ol Oregon in reaching the markets of the world and a consequent
greater profit ft» the producers.
Ibis is the most important and the most valuable measure that
has ever been put up to the voters of the interior portions of the state.
V O T E 310 Y E S
Paid Ad.— Oregon Port Development League, O. S. O’ Neal, Secretary
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th o ir r im iity nm l hy th e ir fu m ilie » hy
F. VV COMINUH.
L ìr I i I up for Hallowe'en
Dim light
spooks
lin- ghosts nml
Bright light for live
folks. Got il by using Nit
tinniti MAZDA lumps
W. L Darby & Co.’
Shoes (work or dress)
Gloves and W orking
C l o t h e s (including
Shirts, Overalls, Sox,*
Suspenders, I {libbers,
Dress Shirts, etc.
Everything at Right
Prices.
Shoe and Harness
Repairing.
Dick Hickson
rifONE
Y O II K N E W S .