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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1922)
i'l THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY MORNING. DECEifBER 7. 1922 Kdrfcl credits legislation', un- jfMtood to have the sanction administratltn officials, was produced in the Berate and jouse. - I-,. The shippfng board, in its fcnnal report, predicted the trtnsfer of Its merchant fleets it' private, Interests would be a Jew, procjfess regardless of the &i. of the shipping bill jTne senate adopted a resolu tion by Senator LaFollette, itjfsblican, Wisconsin, " calling at the secretary of agriculture uy furnish fall Information re prding the. proposed Armour lforrls pacgee nifcrge f V y The.. treasury appVojpriatibn Mil carrying' 1115,1 io.OCTO,' of .filch 19,000,000 would be kraflable during the coming war for enforcement of prohi litlon, was reported by the kflise appropriations commiu, ; Redaction of the maximum tocjfok.aurtajrojtofiO jUr? not' shir than 25 per cent and en actment of legislation .to Drev- Vet tax dodging was recnm- Trended to congress by Secre- ury Mellon in his annual re- Former Premier Clemenceau f France was kepton the Arra aa In quick succession be tddressed army officers. at the V college, TjBited Mount Ver Aa. called on Woodrow Wilson tad delirered a speech to a ythering of southerners. . President Harding, in a let ter! to. Chairman Jones1 of the innate ... commerce committee, tried elimination from the"' IMP :i jCured to Stay Cured T GUARANTEE to per manently ctire your Piles without cutting, burning, stitching, anaesthetic, con finement or unpleasant after-effects. My patients re reputable men and women in every wslk of life to whom . ypo may refer about this painless, (ooh-turgical cure. t If you are a sufferer from Piles,v Filtula. Fiikur or nrhor ' disease, call or write today for ' r. Lt - . . j st i fail to ear. jrowr. POm.. tn. CHAS. J. DEAN (49 AND MORRISON PORTLAND, ORESON CNTlON THIS PAPER WMCN WRITING shipping bill of the' Madden amendment which would make payment of government aid contingent on annual appropria tions by congress. Operation of the Muscle Shoals project by a government controlled corporation for pro duction of cheap fertilizer for farmers and nitrate for war purposes was proposed in a bill introduced by Representative Dickinson, republican. Iowa. Secretary Mellon' announced the treasury's, plans for gov ernment financing in Decem ber and declared the treasury faced much Improved prospects for the next fiscal year. The program includes the issue, of three hundred million dollars In treasury notes and a combin ed offering of certificates ot indebtedness aggregating four hundred millions. Traffic representatives from the middle west appeared at hearings before the interstate commerce commission and ex pressed opposition to continued merger of the Southern Pacific and Central Pacific railway system. Central American conference, after adopting rules of proce dure, adjourned until Saturday to give the delegates an oppor tunity to consult their home governments on questions in volving the proposal for a union of. Central America. Governing , board of Pan American Union adopted a pro gram for the fifth Pan-Americ-V an conference to be held at 'Santiago, Chile, next March. Republic of Colombia Gets Check from U. S. WASHINGTON, Dec. 6. The United Rates today gave the re public of Colombia a check for $5,000,000, its first payment un der the $25,000,000 treaty rati fied in 1921 to cover certain dam ages incurred in the construction of the Panama canal. The pay ment was due September 30, but for some unexplained reason Co lombia wa,s not ready to receive it until today. Under the treaty the remaining payments will be made yearly in five-million dollar sums. MOVIE GOSSIP Funeral Services for Mahoney Next Saturday WALLA WALLA, Wash.. Dec. 6- Funeral services for James C. Mahoney, convicted wife slay er, who was hanged at the state penitentiary Friday will be held here Saturday, Rev. Father Steph en Buckley, Mahoney's spiritual adviser said today. The body is still at a local undertaking estab lishment, where word is awaited from Mahoney's Seattle relatives who are expected to order the body sent to Snohomish. SIGE TEA D1DY TO DU HI It's Sleeping Car Service I Portland to. Los Angeles Through tourist sleeping car service between Portland and Los Angeles has just been put into ef fect by the Southern Pacific com pany oh its Shasta and San Joa quin valley routes, according to an announcement by John M. Scott, general passenger agent for the Southern Pacific Under the new schedule, ac cording to Scott, passengers may obtain through tourist car service between Portland and Los Angel es over Southern Pacific lines via Sacramento, Stockton, Merced, Fresno and Bakersfield. . Tourist car space in the south bound car will be alloted to agents at Portland, Sacramento, Stockton, Modesto and Fresno. On the northbound trip space will be assigned to Los Angeles and San Francisco. The later space for sale from Sacramento. Grandmother's Recipe to Bring Back Color and; Luster to Hair. Yon can turn gray, faded hair beautifully dark and lustrous al most over night if you'll get a bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sul phur Compound" at any drug store. Millions of bottles of this old famous Sage Tea recipe. Im proved by the addition ot other ingredients are sold annually, says a well known druggist here, be cause it darkens the hair bo natu rally and evenly that no one can tell It has been applied. Those whose hair 1s turning gray or becoming faded have a surprise awaiting them, because after one or two applications the gray hair vanishes and your locks become luxuriantly dark and beautiful. This is the age of youth. Gray haired, unattractive folks aren't wanted around, so get busy with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com pound tonight and you'll be de lighted with your dark, hand some hair and your youthful ap pearance within a few days. Adv. BLICiH Wm. S. Hart in 'Sand.' Hickman-Bessey Co. presents "Shanghfed." LIBERTY x Leaving today Milton Sills ind his six stars in 'One Clear Call." Is it Klan or Anti-Kian? OREGON Starts today "The Cowboy and the Lady." GRAM) Coming Saturday and Sun day, House Peters in "The Storm." A sensational production- greater that that of any member of the company, save the star, j None of the dogs are Tk'u.113 tak(-n by themselves. They mik? great friends, hut when in a pack tbry rifeht like tigers. For or dinary picture purposes only six jdojts ait used on a dog-sll, but J'or thib picture Vitagraph use i l:-tst t?n in every dos t ?ai.i !r. i tome had r.s rrany as I .e."n t'ogs. 'as prairies .or Xorests. His new J (picture, "The Trail of the Axe' lis. as might be expected from! the title, a story of the lamber ' comps. At the Liberty theatre tomorrow. Shirley Mason's latest starring vehicle. '"Shirley of the Circus.' in which the dainty Fox star por trays the role of a bareback rider of the sawdust ring, will (lose its engagement at the Ore gon theatre tonight. This pic ture, as the title indicates, a modern story of the "big top.'' and it contains all the plitter and glamour Qr the circus. Criticism on Menlo's perfor mance at the Public Auditorium in Portland Sunday November 19th of the expose of famous mediums. Barnum was right when he said that the people had rather be fooled than told the truth. That was demonstrat ed at the public auditorium last night at the expose of the tricks of various mediums. And not only did Menlo seek to expose these tricks, but succeeded ad m'rably. Certain ones in the big audience sought to harangue him but each time Menlo came back doing what they said he couldn't do and turning the laugh on his critics. He showed all the stunts of,, the medljms and (fake mind readers and crys tal gazers and showed how they were done. It removed the cob webs from the minds of many 'who have staked their all on these mediums answers. Men lo stated that he did not intend to belittle or ridicule Spiritual ism but only to show the frauds that are perpetuated in this and that all might have a better un derstanding of it and the so- xslled occuly arts. Edn Wallace Hopper who will he remembered by the old timers Jas a great mus-al comedy fa ivcrite. a woman 3 years of ag? and who has the appearnce and the personality of a girl of not over 21 years -of ag. This fam ous woman will come to the Grand theatre December 15th land 16th in person. The aStur- day matinee will be for women only and at that performance the women in the aud'ence will have the pleasure of seeing Edna Wallace go through the same routine that she does every morn ing, in order to keep herself young. She is a marvel of re juvenation. Imagine a woman of her years having the appear ance of a girl barely out of her trens. On the same bill with Edna Wallace will be the special feature production of "Remem brance" one of the big photo plays of the season. Ruth Roland, star of "T h e Timber Qireen," is an ardent ad mirer of dors ot every sort and prides herself on several blue ribbon winners in her own ken nels. In fact, the Pathe star's enthusiasm for the doggies has prompted her to award a cup to the finest Police dog at the Coronado Dog Show to be held iby the social lmders of that is land sometime in June. At the Liberty theatre tomorrow. The Hickman Bessey Stock company will close their eighth week's .engagement at the Bligh theatre this evening. Their show for tonight is a three act com edy drama entitled "Shanghaied" and Is one of their very best shows yet and has been received by capacity houses each night this week. For th's show next week they will present "Mother 'O Mlne." Twenty-two wolf-dogs were n eaced for the production of "A Virgin's Sacrifice" which will be shown at the Bligh theatre on Friday. These dogs were except- lcnally expensive, and their com bined salary lor a week was If you want to see a picture that will make you laugh and will make you cry, that will thrill you with the man-hunt of sinister-looking, wild-riding clansmen, and that will hold you in sus pense during the anxious mo ments of a tense operation scene, don't fail to see "One Clear Call" at the Liberty theatre. Admirers ol Dustin Farnum by this time know that he pre fers stories of the great outdoors such as "The Virginian" and "The Squaw Man." He is hap piest as an actor and happiest as a man in an environment created by nature. Society plays hamper him for he is a big fellow, who breathes fully and moves freely in open spaces such The mountain camp where Charles Maigne. directing Mary Miles iMnter and Tom Moore in the Paramount picture, "The Cowboy and the Lady." lived while in Wyoming making the exterior scenes for the picture, is no longer nameless. With the official sanction-of Supervisor of Forestry Service, Mr. McCain, Mr. Maigne christened the spot "Camp Greghory." a'ter his step father. Colonel Gregory, who while serving on General Sheri dan's staff,' made a trip through that country and the Yellowstone in 188 4. The picture will be shown at the Oregon theatre be ginning tomorrow. GRANDCHILD HAD CROUPY tXH'GH "My grandchild could get no relief whatever from a very bad croupy cough." writes Peter Lan dis, Meyersdale, Pa., "until I gave him Foley's Honey and Tar. It is a great help for chest and throat trouble." Coughs, colds, croup, throat, chest and bronchial irritations quickly relieved with Foley's Honey and Tar. Contains no opiates ingredients printed on the wrapper. Stood the test of time serving three generations. Sold everywhere. Adv. m o c mi LTU! v. HICKMAN BESSEY QJ Co. i mi i J Present rv "Shang - haied" Bill Hart in "Sand" TO-DA Y '-'t.we'Jtrr.V'.V Ine lowboy f,n the Lady" I Willi . m : A- AND Tom Moore s 1 - - - tl genuine J' ylJ ground. SX!3T ; X thrills. A Modern Romance of the "WEST of today withHhe genuine Wyomirtj back- A round-up of v x j ; i Windus Playing "Funiculi. Funlcula" ' COMEDY NEWS STATESMAN CLASSIFIED ADS. BRING JIESULTS UT P Thursday, Friday and Saturday 1 Our sale of the past week has made a number oi short lines that will be thrown out at sacrifice prices. Get in line and get a pair of these bargain shoes. You will get better service in the mornings and avoid the rush in the afternoons. mm:f: : UUIlIlg LillS Sale UcglIllllU& una mux mug w cr aic gunis sMV " nunuov "n- t c aw ay auauiuLCiy lice i i -4 with every pair of boys' dress shoes or high top boots. Size 1 to 6. We have a large line to select from at prices P(P(Pi ranging from $235 to $435. , U U Mj)VO 1 1 Ladies' Suede House Slippers Five 'New Colors. A beautiful new line, regularly sold at $3.00. In this sale while they last at $1.95 Ladies' Slippers ' Kid and Patent Colt slippers and pumps. Values to $10.00 $5.95 House Slippers j j.-; Ladies' , Felt Slippers. Comfy soles. $2.00 Values . Boy Scout Shoes Brown and Black. Sizes 2'2 to 6. Regular $5.00 Men's Work Shoes Heavy Brown and Black Work Shoes. Regular $5.00 $2.95 Men's House Slippers Heavy Felt Comfy Soles. . All sizes. Regular $2.50 Value $1.35 v. r Boys' High Tops Sizes 11 to 2 Sizes 22 to 6 Reg. $6.00 Reg. $7.00 $3.95 $4.95 Children's House Slippers In ribbon trimmed comfy slippers as well as the bootee pattern, in old rose, red and blue. q A wonderful bargain at tDC Ladies' Patent and Brown Calf Oxfords Low and high Cuban heels. Regular $7.00 and $8.00 grades to close out this week. t q j- iCome early if you want a pair tp-TwO Men's Leather Slippers In brown leather in good fitting and attractive styles. We can fit you now in these styles, but they will not last until Christmas. $1.95 and $2.95 Ladies1 Dress Shoes One lot of Black, Brown and Colored Dress Shoes, that were $7.50, $9.00 and $10.00. Broken lines but all sizes in the lot 95 Ladies' High-Grade Shoes Black, Brown and Colored Kid Shoes. High and Mili tary heels, all sizes, that were $9.00, $10.00 and $12.00. Suitable for dress or street wear. 95 It- B fcf , . Rubber Heel Day Wednesday All Makes Rubber Heels put o n for 25c. REPAIRS The best repair work in the city. We have put in all new machinery and have the best man in the city. T;y us once. If it is not the best repair work you ever uau nc win uui a.& auuuici uiau.c t Vi lew 7 FcaPunpj DfxBaxOU BaSBatdBoaU DR. WILLIAMS Dr. Williams, expert foot specialist Consultation free. Consult him about your feet He removes corns, treats bunions and fits arch supports. All foot troubles scientifically treated. tt 3Z6 3taJSi-ItattiDU3a5ci3cA