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Newspaper Page Texti 6 THE OREGON STATESMAN, -SALEM. -OREGON THURSDAY MQRNDCG. SEPTEMBER 21. 1922 ' GOSSIP . , . ,- w At the Oregon Today .. . ' "l r 1 t i it - . : ' : - - . . . a . .r - At the liberty Tomorrow VETO OF BONUS IS SUSTAINED IN SENATE icoiitinuea irom page 1.) Dakota; Johnson, Washington; Kearns, Keller, Kelley, Michigan; Kelley, .PeansylTanla; Kendall. Kennedy, Ketehum, King, KUsell. Kleczka, Kline. Pennsylvania; Kuntson, Ko?p, Kraut, Kreider, Lam pert, Langley, Larson,' Min nesota; Lawrence, Little. Long- ore wu first passed on August 31. Most of the house rotes to sus tain the president were cast by members from eastern and south ern states, -with western delega tions . voting almost solidly tor the bill. There were two changes In the senate. Senator Cameron, Repub lican. Arizona, who roted for the bonus originally. Toting to sus tain the ret a, while Senator Mo FLORENCE VICTOR 'DUSK TO DAWN, ARM NWbr Production Wolf" is delightful summer enter tainment. It is a positive anti dote for hot weather. Edith Roberts, late star of Ce cil De Mille's "Saturday Night" is Chook-Ra. Wheeler Oakman, and many other favorites are in the cast. Bebe Daniels in ''Nice People." Cast includes Wallace Reid and Conrad Nagel. . v ' LIBERTY ' Jack London's "The Son of the Wolf". with -Wheeler Oak man. -, ' : ;: ' ' RLtGH Florence Reed in "The Black Panther Cub.V OREGON ' ' , "Nice People" with Wally Reid, Bebe Daniels and Con- red NaseU..',:,;-.-';-':, . ' : GRAND Coming Saturday and Sun day, 'Norma- Talinadge In Bmllin Throujh." " ; ' "The Black Panther's Cub," the first super-special screen pro duction to- be mad a by W. K. Zlegfeld for the Zlegf eld Cine ma Corporation,'' ich is th fea ' ture of the program at the BLIGH theatre this week is remarkable for many things:' for its brilliant and lovable surf Florence Reed, for its truly Ideal casting, for Its . well-nigh perfect direction of . Emlle Chautard, tor the nicety of , detail given it by the producer. i Mr. Zlegf eld 'aad Jot the j force , fulness with which its' theme has been presented by .Ethel Dono- her, author, and Philip Barthol- mae, scenarist. Major Robert Warwick's second Paramount picture since return ing from service on General Per shing's staff in France is "Told in the Hills," which will be the attraction at the BLIGH Theatre tomorrow-Saturday. It is a Wes tern story of lqve, sacrifice and adventure, with Major Warwick playing an appealing character of rugged, heroic . mould. Ann Little Is his leading woman. Norma Talmadge's latest star ring vehicle, "Smilin' Through," is coming to the GRAND .Theatre on Saturday for an engagement of two days. Advance reports state that this is t hemost ambitious production yet made by Norma Talmadge. It is an adaptation of Allen Lang don Martin's stage hit of the same name in which Jane Cowl appeared on the speaking stage.' Appearing opposite Miss Tal- adge are two leading men, Wynd ham Standing and Harrison Ford, fand a splendid supporting cast, in cluding Alec B. Francis, Glenn Hunter, Grace Griswold, Miriam' Battista and Eugene Lockhart. Poets rave about lonely islands as places for love and moonlight nonsensebut would you pick a faraway island for a scene of revenge? The woman in the dra matic Universal picture, "Paid Back" did It. The keen, tingling breath of the snowreacbes . of the North coun try pereates "The Son of 'the Wolf, Norman Daw's thrlllingly dramatic fllmlzatlon of Jack Lon don's twin stories ''The Son of the Wolf and "The Wife of a King." It's an R-C production and ends Its engagement at. the LIBERTY Theatre today. Glow ing with the spirit of life' In the open country. "The Son of the "Nice People," a William de- Mille production featuring Wal lace Reid and Bebe Daniels, is winning praise at the OREGON Theatre this-week. It's a beauti ful picture. Harold Lloyd . In "'Grandma's E?oy" Just closed It's Los Angeles record run, 1c the 18th. week. It must be aome film as it has hung up records all over the United States and it is expected that it will break the record in Salem when it Is shown during Fair Week, More than 18,000 people paid to see Harold Lloyd in "Grand ma's Boy" at the New York Strand Theatre on Labor Day. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED GIRL FOR GENER- al housework. Mrs. H. D. Pat ton, 883 Court street. In Boston hotels they are pag ing guests by radio. This is a slap at the "bellboy which is the only tip we .have handy this mor ning. Exchange. If! i SIILfff! O'i 1 ECZEMA SKIN Costs Little nnd Overcomes Trou ble Almost Over Night. " Any breaking out of the skin, even fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly overcome by applying Mentho-Sulphur, declares a noted skin specialist. Because of its perm destroying properties, this sulphur preparation ' instantly brings ease from skin irritation, Jsoothep and heajs the .eczema right up and leaves the akin clear and smooth. It seldom fails U relieve the torment without delay. Suffer ers from skin trouble should ob tain a small jar of Rowles Mentho 8ulphur from any good druggist and use It like cold cream. Adv. ., , - - v " - . ' ' . . ' ; Willys IKeight ;l ,. ANNOUNCE NEW PRICES' 7 f.o.b. Salem in " III! 1 - - - . . Overland WiUys Knight Roadster - - - - - - - - $666 $1455 ' Coupel:-: r - - - - - - $960 $2075 : Sedan - - - - - - - - -$1050 $2235 7-Passenger Sedan - $2495 . AiriJodels in Stock Come in Early 4 , '. ,: ...... , , . .. ! idi' Brothers - ; High Street-at Trade wnrth. McCormick. MeKenzie. MtfLanehlin. Michigan: MacGreg- Klnley, Republican, Illinois, who. or, Madden. Mapes. Michaelson. was announced, as favorable to Michener, Millspaugh. Mondell. tbe bm on the flrst Tote- was Moore. Ohio; Morgan. Morin. oaired gainst. Mott. Mudd, Murphy. A. P. Nelson. I Berelve Result In Silence Newton, Missouri; Norton, Ogden.i There was only brief consider- O'.ph, Osborn, Paige, Patterson, jatlon of the measure in the houhe. New Jersey; Perlman, Pernell.l In calling up the bill, Mr. Mondell Radclifie, Ramseyer, Ransley, I fci it had been considered for a Reece, Reed, West Virginia; I tons time and that further debate Rhodes. Ricketts, Roach, Robin-was not likely to change a single son. Rod en berg, Rogers, Roue,TOie n w unnecessary. Mr. Roeenbloom, -Rossdale, -Ryan.-r ked -that there be an Sanders. Indiana; Sanders, Newlll0U,8 discussion, but after cries York; Schall, Minnesota; Scott, I0' "vote, vote," from the Repub- Michiean: Scott. Tennessee: Shaw, "can siae, tne majority leader Illinois; Shreve. Siegel, Sinclair, I moved the previous question and Sinnott, Slemp. Smith, Idaho; tae roll call was ordered Smith, Michigan; Speaks, Sproul, I Announcement of the result of Stafford, Stephens, Strong, Kan-1 the voting was received in silence sas; Sweet, Swing, Taylor, Ten-j by both the membership and tho nessee; Thpmpson, Timberlake, I lairly well filled galleries. The Tincher, Towner, Vaile, Vare, I same was true in the senate Vestal, Volgt, Vplk, Volstead Walters. Watson, Wheeler, Wil liams, Illinois; wooaruii, vvooa-i I) IRY -POTATOES yara, wyani, xaies, xoung, .eoi- VM O W 1 WW w o h . iDO- I "KTLAXD. Sept. 20. Butter: Democrats Almon, Aswell, I Prints extras, 46c; cubes extras Bankhead, Bell, Blan ton, Bowling I 41c; prime firsts, 40c. . Butter- Briggs, Bulwinkle, Byrnes, South fat, Portland delivery: No. 1 1 Carolina; Campbell, Pennsylva- tour cream, 46c. nia; Carew, Clark", Florida; Co Potatoes: Buying price, locals. lins, Cullen, Doughton, Drane, I 75c at 11.25; selling price, $1.25 Driver, Dupre, avrot. Fisher, I at si. 50 Gallivan, Oriffm, -Hammer, Harris ion, Hayden, Huddleston, Huds peth, Jacoway, Jeffers, Alabama; Johnson, Mississippi; Jones, Tex as; incheloe, Kindred, Lank'ord, Linthicum, Lazaro, Lyon, McClin tiek, MSin, Martin, Mead, O' Brien, O'Connor, Oldfield, Park. Georgia; Parks, Arkansas; .Tay lor, Arkansas; Taylor, Colorado; Thomas, Tillman, Tyson, Ward, North Carolina; Weaver, Wilson, Wingo 6. Against Overriding Veto Republicans, Ackerman, Brown, Tennessee; Cannon, Chandler, New York; Crago, Fenn, Free man, Glenn, Gould, Greene, Ver mont; Hicks, Hills, Husted, Jef fries, Nebraska; Klein, New York; Lehlbach, McArthur, McLaughlin; Nebraska; McLaughlin, Pennsyl vania; Magee, Merritt, Mills, Moores, Indiana; Nelson, Maine; Newton, Minnesota; Parker, .New Jersey; Perkins, Sneill Taylor, New Jersey, Tilson, Treadway, Qu- derhill, Wlnslow 35. Democrats Black, Bland, Vir ginia; Box, Collier, Connally, Texas; Davis, Tennessee; Deal, Drewry, Garrett, Tennessee; Gar rett, Texas; Hardy, Texas; Lan- ham, Lowry, MausfjekL; Moore, Virginia; Oliver, Sears, Sumners, Texas; Woods, Virginia;? 19v Total 54. Pairs Reed, New York andLIneberg- er for; Clarke, New York, against. Cranton and Nolan for; McFad- den against. Cotton and Brown, Wisodnsln, for; Bryns, Tennessee, against. . Britten and Goldsborough, for; Dunn, a.gainst. Riordan and Teneyck, for; Luce, against. Logan and Brooks, Illinois, for; Burton, against. Anthony and Edmonds, for; Buchanan, against. Kirkpatrick and Luhrinig, for; Tucker, against. Maloney and Fairfield, for: Burroughs, against. Peterson and Pringey, for; Kiess, against. Fulmer and Stoll, for; Jones, Pennsylvania, agoinst. Porter and-Rainey, Illinois, for; Kaon, againet. Dempsey and Stevenson, for; Connell, against. Classon and Lee, Georgia, for; Dominick, against. Crisp and Larsen, Georgia, for; Graham, Pennsylvania, against. Frear and J. M. Nelson, for; Snyder, against. Steenorson and Leatherwood, Cor; Knight, against. Barkley and Cantrill, for; Par ker, New York, against. Wurzbach and Chandler. Okla homa, for; Montague, against. Vinson and White, Kansas, for; Wason, against. U pshaw and Blxter, for; Hawes, against. Baker and Dunbar, for; Hook er, against. Gilbert and Knnz, for; Slsson, against Wise and Brand, for; Alice Robertson, against. Absent and not paired Arents. Feedy, Carter, Cochran. Codd. Copley, Dincklnson, Echols, Fields, Garner, Gensman, Henry, Herrick, Hersey, Humphreys, ' , Ireland, Johnson, Kentucky; Kltehen, Lea, California; McDuffy, Mcpherson, Mann, Miller, Montoya, Moore, Illinois; Overstreet, Rainey, Ala bama; Reber, RIdick, Rueker, Shelton, Stiness. Strong, Pennsyl vania; Summers, Washington; Temples, Tinkham, Ward, New York; Webster, White, Maine; Williams, Texas; i Williamson, Wood, Indiana and Wright 43. Present and not voting Speak er Gillett 1. Vacancies -7. Grand total 435. Westerners for BUI The house vote on the first passage of the bonus last March 23, ..g 333 to -or -4,75 to lt as cdmpared with 4,77. to 4 today. The senate vote today compared WHIRL UPWARD Increased Anxiety ' About War Possibilities Brings on Busy Session CHICAGO, Sept. 20. Increased anxiety about war possibilities gave the wheat market a new whirl upward today, especially during tbe last hour of tbe board of trade session. Closing prices were strong at nearly the topmost level reached, with December 11.03 i to fl.06 and May fl.ll to $1.11. Corn gained 1 at 1 to 1? cents, and oa& lVs to 1 cents. In provisions the outcome was unchanged to 15 cents higher. In later dealings wheat buying was further stimulated in connec tion with reports of the militant attitude of the Turks as tto achlev- IN BUT A LITTLE TIME ing their objects both In JBurope and Asia. Meanwhile, seanoara points on this side of the Atlan tic adTised thft a good export demand for wheat In nearby po sitions was apparent and that there seemed to ' be extensive shortage of wheat readily avail able to fill September contracts at Liverpool. j Domestic receipts showed a fatiinr off through the souta- weM in particular. Broader de mand tras evident for corn and cts. European purchasing of both cereals was noted. Provisions averaged higher in line with grain and hogs. rated : aPPtesV; llonnal; .prunes, unsettled; apricots and peaches, doll - , f ktcgaJ-Guarautca GivcoJ fi JCmfr-i tin-coaua wfk ; to m Cle-o-aU PiM Treabneat. ' . FRUITS NEW YORK. Sept. :0. ETSPO-j UD COU TTULMMACT !3 JUST DECEIVED Shipment of SUP-ON-SWTATERS Tit SUIPUETTS Twelve weeks to be exact yon can learn to play the newest pop ular songs and steps with that syncopated fascinating touch that! is a Joy to hear. 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