The Oregon statesman., November 21, 1922, Page 6, Image 6

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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, .OREGON ,
-TUESDAY, MORNING, NOVE3IBER 21. JL922.
.'Anita. Stc art in Rose o the
I eav . also. Two-reel Corned
and. Wvexly.
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Hickman Bessey Co. presents
"The Girl Could pt Buy:
' and ''llumoreaqaei, ? ; 1
' . v Vallace heli laSTh Gnot
AjCoinlns' Fnday evening. Sat-
;irrdjt"x ,aAd Sundayr, ...
Wesley parry In 'School Dayi-'
Eer weather, Is Anita ; Stejrt'
tast , p wd n c UonT lRose ' o the
Sea" at,, the- Liberty theater. A
Ibe.tltle, indicate.: he herplne Is a
glrJl who comes froin, tie seashore;
huilMteryvJn.djn'gs 'otfi. the;, plot
take her.ithrc.Ugh. dratnatie .occur
rences. Jn blgity life: ';rhe cap
able cast suppHrti? tht star In
cludes .Thomas .Holding, Margaret
lndig Kale Lester,Hllom jCool
y John , P, Xockncy ..nrt Charles
f rtiaglne aAman,with a revblrer
bent on (aklng, the life of another
man, .the .tro locked .In an ,eleTar
toy t between ,fIoorf of a big . New
York. hVsU. Thit'a one.,of the
thrills of "The Ghost Breaker." a
Paramount jucture with Wallace
RxJd ai s.tartand Ula Lee.M the
leading woman, which cornea . to
the. OregeiMbeater today. ;, -
Wesley ' Carry, whose latest
screen, play la, Ous- Edwards'
'School DayB,1 which comes 4:'to
the Grand theater beginning Frl-dajr-eireriing.t:
recently reeelYedi a,
letter from, a beauty specialist;
Wes; waa aflTiaed that if . he de
sired to have his freckles remored
itwouldj.be. an .easy matterand
no injury, -would result .from the
operation. J ! Before j deciding .- on
an. i nsw,er; he. took the.Iettsr. to
Bill rlghj . ;hjs director, and , was
toKU 7V.ea', ,U yon. 4 have ; your
f rckle-remoTed,'jrpu'll,be- ont of
luck In the moTies
V James Oliver Curwood, whose
stories have provided - the silver
sheet with such well known out
door' productions as "The River's
Endr'Back to God'a Country
"Flower of the North," and many
other pictures; adds another tri
umph to his long list of successes
with "Jan or th';'Blrr,SnowB,'!
which 'will bovthaK feature at the
Liberty . theater .-'starting tomor
row; r
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Reginald Denny,' seen' at Prince
kuii in avluport of John Barry
more la ."Sherlock - Holmes,"
whjch, will: be seen, for three, days
at the Oregon theater. Is a recent
recruit f r om thf, speaking stage.
Ijls 'firm -, appearances hare .been
lp'.V3 East,".)'A'DarklUntrn,"
"Paying . 'the .. Piper " - and with
Ceorge Arils to, VJOlaraelk" ,-.
jCawJe, Hurst author, of lh
meresque." -showing tit the'Bligh
theater - starting today, v learned
mpch df'tnd Intensely human aide
from -acting as 'sob sister on a
newspaper Jast out. of college
Miss- Hurst secured a J Job ot'.tbe
paper at a time when women re
porters were practically unknown.
She -mad good from the start,
showing an amazing facility for
writing. up the tears and 'smiles
of ' ordinary life in an appealing'
manner. 'Soon-she entered the
magazine field, and today she ' Is
One of the highest paid writers
in America. She receives well
over $2000 for a single story.
"Humoresque" ran aerially In
a popular magazlnerand was, later
published as a, hovel, The spir't
of the book waa transferred to
the screen Vithv remarkable fi
delity " under the direction of
Frank Bora gre. The work of
Alma - Rubens, Vera' Gordon and
Gaston Glass, and pore Davidson
la-the . chief roles, Is said to be
particularly pleasing.
Tramp Poet Will
BelnSalemNextr
Monday Night
!i Vachel Lindsay, America's
tramp poet, will appear here un
der the -auspices of the . Salem
Arts League and, Willamette Uni
versity next. Monday evening, No
vember 27, In Waller Hall.
. Noted for the Tirllity and orlg
inalJty of hisverse, Mr. Lindsay
has a large . following, amon g
poetry lovers o- the present day.
A, strange, chanting, quality Is.
apparent in it that is character
istic; only - ot him. and which
makes .his verse. doubly enjoyable,
when read aloud.. ' " .
:,,He 4s saldte have a .most pe
culiar and delightful! manner of
reading his own -.poetry and has
become- Immensely popular among
the literary public during- the
few. years. in which he has been
lecturing, fyf-xri : . . t.-4
- .Ticketa. for. the Lindsay lecture
may be obtained .from, the library,
the . two- book t stores, and the
Novelty. Shop - on Liberty street,
Admission has been placed at, SO
cents, with a apeciaV price of 25
cents, for children..- - The - poet,
after, the lecture, will autograph
copies of his. works. . ;
Coining to the
i Liberty
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RutH Roland in "The Timber Queen"
ly took th case under. . advise
ment. , Jay , ..Bowerman and RoyrF.
F Shields, attorneys for the. gov
ernor, averred that the entire
$2000 put up as a bond by Coster
should be allowed, declaring that
the actual costs were in excess of
that amount. Cassius O. Peck,-on
the other side, declared this was
excessive, and that $50 a.dayior
the 12 days ot the contest, which
was won by the governor, should
be sufficient.' ' :
BUI Borah . rarrlea a comb in
his upper right hand vest pocket.
This Is an. Improvement on a gunu
Ccsaay to'Libsrty
f3( mi.
Tom Mix in "Just Tony." f
" yvwi, "" ', A-,.'..9
TkCrchaUsM(tatasBnMMr. It's
SMintmt, tU .implr slips ewr
Us kMd, clMt st tfct sa4 saatr.
am, asd mtsUf sat ar?y Hats, . -
tao uu suNriv. t
Election Contest Costs
U Are Argued Before Court
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! Following; arguments . ) yesterT
day by atorn,ey repreaeatjng,,
R. Coster, and . Governor . .Olcott .
relative to kth cpt. bUl submitted
by . Governor jpicott for the. prim-;
ary" election contest' instituted , by
Coster. Judges Bingham and Kel-
BIG NEW SHOW TODAY
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HICKMAN BESSEY STOCK CO.
j -Presents '
: ( THE GIRL HE COULDNT BUY
A Dandy Four?-Act CJomedy Drama
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You must come early if . you want to get a seat
HUMORESQUE
:y The rnosttalked of picture of ages
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LI GH THEATRE
SALEM DBT
ACCORDED
OUSTER
Dr. F. L. Utter Advertises,
and Society Considers
It Unethical
Dr. Floyd L. Ttter of Salem
and Dr. EL H. Utter of New berg,
brothers, have been ousted from
membership In the Marion-Polk-
Yamhill Dental society because
they advertised their business in
newspapers, it. became known
here yesterday. The Salem den
tist had not yet received formal
notice of dismissal, but the report
waa confirmed by 'Dr. Leon Bar
rick, president of the organisa
tion. Advertising by dentists, it ap
pears, is considered unethical bj
the dental profession. Dr. Utter
said that he had submitted his
resignation to the society prior to
its meeting last Friday, but that
it was not acted upon at the. time,
and he also averred that he had
done no advertising prior to si-nd-ing
in his resignation. He de
clares that business has been
bettt since he and his brother
began advertising and that they
now expect to advertise more ex
tensiYely. "The movd is verv
satisfactorj to us." he declared.
Dr. Utter has been a member
of the Salem city council for of North Pacific Dental college of
several years and is a graduate Portland. ,: -
THE PROPER WAY TO TREAT PILES
Valuable advice and information for the
treatment of every form of Piles is enclosed
with each box of PAZO OINTMENT, t
The remedy is guaranteed. , " e
The price of PAZO OINTMENT is 60c and
you can get it at any drug store. ? The advice
and information goes with it- r ' " F""
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'TpDm QJlJB3EC0 ,; ' tomorrow
" See rfaWe
if Beat up an Army of
-' GhOStS . ..
4 V" VJ-f 2 ' .'-- See "him -'clean out a
.; . Tw C r . haunted castleand win
- T- ' 'v. f '; , ff . the, beautiful. Spanish
: I -i'lfk - Princess U If a gay tale
rr-'il x " .r"''v.i;i,V''" -ir ' ' ' ; of adventure and 'love;
it-rKw . r- .rlflil:tej- - - " ' Thousands laughed at
t - . V , ; -vxtiC L-r ' ; the 8tage play millions
vviPi. nf ' will scream with; delight
- Vm, tl9iimmmmmMl: at, the picture. .With the
...Vv- f j '3 v best comedy cast ,ia. his-
' ' . A;V vVfytlSliffijKv.- . tory. .. .
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DISCONTINUED NUMBERS
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WEDNESDAY
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10 ,
O'CLOCK .'
WEDNESDAY-
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Seveh .Center
Pieces
Seven
Children's
Dresses
Six Pillows
Three Rompers
Nine Guest
Towels
Two Bath
Towels
Two
Bungalow
Aprons
A FTER a busy season of modeling with Royal
Society Hand Embroidered Models, we are
now ready to place them in a big half price sale.
All . of : these models are the very best
skilled "hands are able to make. Showing a won
derful range of art work representing the full
line of Royal Society threads, designs, mater
ials, etc.
With the holidays so close at hand you
will be interested from more than one point of
view.
This assemblage 6f models at one-half,
price is a twice a year event at this store.
COMING AS IT DOES THIS SEASON
GIVES YOU AN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
FOR SELF AND GIFTS at
A'saving of 50 per cent
Remember none sold before 10 o'clock.
One Glass
Towel
One Negligee;
Five Aprons
One Large
LiinchCloth
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One Dresser
Set
Two Table
Scarfs
Two Fudge
Aprons
SALE BEGINS
MORNING AT 10
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All Models Are Displayed in
Street Window
None Reserved, None Promised, No Phone Orders
Liberty
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"Salem's Leading Department Store"
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