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; : 'Gimme.- Rupert Hughes'
Great comedy drama.
j f "Beautlf ul and ? Damned,"
with Mary Provost, Kenneth.
Harlan and Harry Myers.
"The Bat
r Tonight will be ; the last night
tfor Thei Man From TexasA'
phants and all the excitement and
suspense -of the .bunt i is recorded
and presented In- Martin Johnson's
"Jangle Adventures" cominff - to
the Bligh. theater' on Saturday for
a run of two days. -..
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"Gimme", Rupert .Hughes do
mestic comedy-dranja opens,, at
the Oregon today. j t Lovers , of
good clean comedy ( drama, a do
mestic story with ' ; plenty , of
laughs and edod wholesome au-
mitfu VIEWS
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Menace' to F;q rests Shown by
Motion Picture in Port
land Jheatre
State Forester V, A. Elliott went
to ( Portland Montta y to view three
roDaof films;tbat were taen jn
nrftron last fall. UA Illustrate ror
mor written by the j man who has tTf condxxaDS in ' the,' northwest
tiven ne screen sacn iaa.cii t ,ftftl- The title cr me mm is
s "The Old Nest" and Kemem
brance" will enjoy tbia picture.
Charles W. ; Kawley will give
A' his reaular "Wednes-
three-act comedy presented by the Hbv .(,). nerts at 8:30 d. m.;
the Macy Baird, Comedians at tne. -Beautiful and Damned", star-
"TBligh theater. ; ( ; ; ring Marie Prevost, who. has risen
from the ranks of Mack Sennett
lords, bathing glrls-46 an. actress of pro-
1 borrowed . FlYes," .intricate and de-; nounced ability ; Harry - Meyers
High rents J 1 greedy
t' landi
j licate . situations go to make, one
: of the. best farce comedies ever
presented on the screen In "Blue-
beard Jr.; featuring Mary Ander-
Bon. which "comes to the uligh
theater tomorrow. A well-known
cast of . farceurs appears in the
play.',"; i.:;v it . - . : '. . ;
Thf thrills of a wild elephant
hunt have at last been recorded by
a motion picture camera; Nothing
in all the realm of hunting equals
the quest of . a" herd of wild ele-
"The Red Enemy.' the "story of
fire. The filtria werouasen oyxne
state, the lumbermiexa s - associa
tion: i and the hationAl govern
ment. working fn coub'ttucUoh to
produce a picture for national cir-
Culatlon. - i,
- The picture starts- wath a j mag
nificent tree, standing feupremin
the forests It is cut ut and fol
lowed : through every process or
Inireinr and mill manufacture.
who - starred in "The Connecticut aown , to the charming", home that
and that ; theli evidence is irre
proachable. 1'. '-" ;
"We ought Ho go out "slflglng,"
he said, "as alventurers into the
infinite, whil her,' no" - matter
whether" we 'fviill or not, we are
unmistakably 'tyjund.?
The . club h i d v a gratifying at
tendance .almost 1O0 per cent of
its total membership. ; The Ro-
tary-Kiwanis attendance . duel has
now' covered foujr of Its 10 weeks.
DIED ' .
LRHODES Delmoni V. Rhodes
died at a local hospital, March
.27,. 1923, at 8:25 a. m., at
the, age ' ot' 23. years. . , Mr
Rhodes is survtyed , by his
widow.' Mrsl Ethffl ' Rhbdesp aftd
baby daughter, wJnnifred; lour
brothers', Roy Rhlodes ' of Pow
ers," Or., Henry. Wilbur and
I Jody ; of Falls Ctty. : Or. and
three" platers, Mrs. iFrahk" Lane
of The Dalles,' Or.? Mrs.', Kolt.
Williams of Toledoi, . Or., and
4 Mrs. T. .A.' Wright ; ot Toledo,
Or. Funeral services will be
held In the. chapel of. the Webb
Funeral parlors, i March : 28.
il9?3 at 9 a. ml The' remains
will then be shipped to Toledo,
Yankee in King Arthur's court
Kpnnpth Harlan ' and others, be
gins today at the Liberty.
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SEAT SALE
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Wagenhals & Kemper.
Present
, Mary Roberts , Rinehart
FUN and THRILLS . i
Tva .Years in New York
Orchestra ;:.$2;75
Dress Circle -..$2J20
Balcony J.S1.65 and $1.10
Gallery i(not reserved) i.55a
; Douglas Fairbanks gorgeous
spectacle "Robin T ood opens
Saturday at the Oregon and
Grand theaters. - At last the much
talked of "Robin Hood" is to
make its appearance in : Salem
Imagine settings-, occupying , 15
acrs of ground,- costumes for
250 a6tors, five hundred horses,
and a ? castle ! that towers
higher than' the far-tamed Phila
delphia city;: hall: imagine In
these settings a ! Fairbanks - or
whom the NeW York Times has
said"One Is forced to say of Fair
banks that he Is a world artist,
who has . given to mankind "an lm
it will build. That. , how ever, is
only one part of. the stoy. The
other is the development oz a lire
that, starting as a' little, V fjolish
spark, grows - into .a treniendous
forest tire 'that ravages nome al
ter home tn its path, 'Some. strik
ing scenes are shown or settlers
driven out by "the red ( enemy,"
the fire. : . ; '
Some airplane rpatrol work la
shown in. the 'film, and bits from
mahy kinds of forest life. The
original was tkken for a threet-
roll fflm. though It was cut oac
at Washington to , only , two full
rolls. The film -. lm being shown
through the Portland office of the
national . iorest service. , ae -act
plan for distribution hasi not
yet been decided upon, - though
one proposal is to.makeup a num
ber of films, and loan, them lor
EATOX-r-Mrs. , Augusta Eaton
died at 1755 North Commercial
street," March 25, 192S at 7i3t)
p. m.. Mrs. Eaton, who was
71 years old, . Is survived, by
three , daughters, Mrs. ...L. ; A.
Baker, tot .( Yakima, ; Wn., Mrs.
Robert Wygant, Salem, ..Or.,
Mr 8. Jasper Pickett, of Pickett,
Wis., one ".brother. Will Ieese
: of Oshkosh, .Wis.,' and one sis-'
ter, Mrs. Ruth Dennisoulsa
len. Funeral services wll be
; held. in., chapel ot the Webb
Funeral parlors, March 28, at
f i a. ; m. . The body will then
be shipped, to Oshkosh. Wis.,
for Interment.
mortal masterpiece.' Those; thea
ter-goers who .werefortunate en-lcfrc-it use all over the nation, so
ough to see Mittl and later the as to give the pictures the widest
Merry Widow at the Grand thea-1 D0S8ible publicity.
ter, - will realize the credit -due
the management'! of the Oregon
and Grand theaters in procuring
for the people o f ' Salem this film,
"Robin - Hood" . which has cost
more than Mlt'zi and "The Merry
Widow" combined.
Mrsw Elliott and Mrs. R. J
Hendricks of Salem r and Mr. and
Mrs. W. .V. Fuller or Dallas were
of .the party going up from Sa
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DOUEY BSES
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'Willamette President Pre
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"VThen presented with one Paid Admission tonighti 4
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Or., for IntJerment.
SALEM HEIGHTS
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County Community Federa
tion Entertained Mount
. Angel Is Next
f A Frenchman la .easily seduced
by the audacious; who- dares
pleases him., who is alarmed of-
f enda. Jilm.
A crowd that jammed , the
aisles and glued itself up against
the walls and craned its necfc
to see in through the doors and
windows, greeted the Salem
Heights reception to the Marion
County Community . federation
last night. It was the biggest,
busiest crowd 1 In the history of
the organization. .And one of
the hungriest, ; until the luncheon
had been; literally passed.
,J- A. N, Fulkerson, secretary ot
the Salem Heights Community
club, led in the community sing
ing, which' was especially good
and big. President - Joseph J.
Keher of . Mt. : Angel presided at
the business-session.?- An excep
tional number : of outside dele
gates . were present to represent
their home towns. Three new
Communities were elected to
membership Auburn, and NoTth
Howell, and Brush College in
Polk . county. . .
The next meeting of the feder
ation was officially set : for April
23at Mt. Angel. Governor Pierce
was of flcally, asked to attend as
a guest and to address the meet
ing. He accepted -and will talk
on taxation. f
"The governor Was present at
Salem Heights and spoke brfeUr.
He congratulated the local club
on Us especially noteworthy suc
cess In maintaining a working
identity for so long a time, and
on harlng made such progress in
uniting city and country interests.
There Is- a ' Green Hill . Far
Away," and i it I aa beauUtul
as Miss Iva Claire Love,violiniste
pictured it as she placed it to the
Kiwanis club -luncheoni.Tuesday
noonl the Kiwanis club is unani
mous to i go . there. Maybe j they
haxen't all known, the road? but
the Passdon Week address ot Dr
Carl G, Doney, the principal speak
er for the day, gave some, of, them
an inkling of what , to do to go
there. and they cheered both tne
music anjl the speaker aa If they
wonld all be on the roaa ana
traveling fast. : -
The .attendance prize for the
day was-given by G. E., Terwil-
llger, a miniature oak casket, With
a rag doll, patient and. a versified
dedication of a $S cash-trade or
der on one of the Kiwanian stores'.
It, was won by M. T.-Madsen, of
the, Dixie Bakery, amid loud ap
plause. ; .j
Dr. Doney, president of Wil
lamette. V gave some of the," .'evi
dences of Christianity aa they are
inescapable to the honest, though U
fat mind. He held that; it ' mat
ters infinitely lot. every man what
he shall believe aa td-im mortality.
It takes a more than human- abil
ity to live even decently, he said!
4 1 there is no hereafter to correct
fcpme. of, the wrongs pi this life.
He held 'that, the honest man,, in
Judging f Christianity as. a real
ity,, must treat it as he v would
other evidence, by giving it. the
same. Square deal in conditions as
any other theory. ; J
He asserted that all men . be
lieve in immortality; that, there
is sometnmg witnin man tnat can
not die. Science says that force
is everlasting. : It may be directed
Into "new channels' but it. cannot
be permanently , lost " , The spirit,
the ability to live, is linmortaL To
make the. world right, one .need
only to let the belief have its
rightful development. He ,. be
lieves with Dr. Bashford, the emi
nent' college president ahd Chris
tian statesman, that the death-bed
stories of people who profess to
see into the spirit world, have only
one possible explanation that
they actually do see Into - the ex
istence beyond, this mortal life.
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A tnumph of scenic splendor and superb
settings! A, thrilling; spectacular drama
. produced on colossal! proportions and yet
. more than that A romance that withstands
the march. 6f centuries and lives forever j
COMING SATURDAY,
OREGON
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He spoke also of the-exceptional
development of the community
friendship spirit in Marion coun
ty, which he said had no counter,
part in the northwest. He con
gratulated the women of the affi
liated '. communities on their co
operation 'to make these' friendly
meetings successful. He refer
red to the supreme1 court decis
ion of a score of y9ars ago, when
they said that women weren't
qualified to be county school
superintendents because they did
not have the ballot.
, The governor said that he re
cently drove down from Port
land, and he was able to visual
ize a population of a millon
people between here and Port
land, and another million in the
city of Portland alone. He be
lieves that the ultimate capital or
the west will be in the north
west, and not near he southern
border of the United States. "
The governor agrees that Ar
gentine,' that i can deliver,, a fine
heef steer, v dressed 1 and frfizeU
to New' York for $50, can beat
Oregon, where the. taxes alone
run to $25 a sleer. But with
this country producing only
per cent of its wool,-he se'Js the
time when the wool industry can
be enormously ihcrelsed. And Ifeela only .contempt for ages ana
with the northwest- having tne
finest flax climate and soil in
the world, he believes thatfWx
'should be a matter for every
body's concern.' "I'll back it to
the last of my ability,' and op
portunity," he said.
The governor says they're hunt
ing for buyers for' the three big
cars at .the penitentiary. He
knows that a Ford can be 1 op
erated cheaper' than av Hudson
Six, and he offering somebody
a bargain in big -cars.
The official delegates from Sa
lem were , J. C. Perry, president
of ' the Chamber of Commerce;
13. C. Miles of - the Salem Sand
& Gravel company, and B.. E.
Sisson,' manager of the ' Miller
Mercantile company.
DIED '
NEWMAN Mrs. Anna , Newman
of W"est Stayton, ,d!e(i at . a lo
cal hospfital,: Marc5 27, 1925
at .11:30 p. m. . Mrs. Newman,
who was 30 "years, old; Is sur
vived j by her widower, B.' II.
Newman, and . three sisters;
Body at ; Webb Funeral parlors.
V Funeral announcements later.
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