THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON
TUESDAY MORNING; MAY 29,r1923
REAL ESTATE Continued
i ; i For Sale ;. -
; arty iaiaa iacraa ; la elty llnita aa
railroad, fin lit lot wood nil etc.
Priaa StSOO. - -,t- i.r ,.,4 ,.
W, H. Grabenhorst & Co.
:. V rf-'. 175 SUM St. , '
t
U To Exchange .
ISO-ACRE STOCK FARM BOOTH.
ra Orafft' prW 2000, - will ' pay
i - f ioOO aaa jidUfarcac (or small tract
cloa to. ,
It Arr wn ImproTed at Aloaay: prica
i S9000. ' trada for small improved tract
. eloaa to alata. tn vatva.
aiea loafw fi80O, will lata light
ear- ar piano. , s .
Thomason j
l 8314 8 lata Btract.
If TOO ARE I THE MARKET FOR
a soma sea Aadaraon ; Rapert. 404
Orefs Bldf . ,
. m For. Sale
5 room kmw, nr lot. Nab Hill dle
; trie.. - Friea ! S20O0. $500 dews will
-: kaadla. ; . -, , :,
; W. H. Grabenhorst & Co,
' - J 275 Stata St. r
PUBLIC NOTICES' ;
NOTICE OP; IMPROVEMENT OF
CAPITOI! STREET BETWEEN
MADISON STREET AND PAIR
GROUNDS ROAD.
Notice la hereby given that the
Common Council of the City ot
Salem. Orejren. deems It necessary
and expedient and hereby declares
its purpose and Intention to im
prove Capitol -Street from the
north Una cf Madison Street to
the east line of the Fairgrounds
t Road, at the expense of the abutt
' lug and adjacent property, .except
the street Intersections 'the ex-
t pease ef which will be assumed
by the City of Salem, by bringing
said portion of Capitol Street to
, the established grade, construct
las cement, concrete curbs, and
paring said portion of Capitol
( trt with m six Inch cement con
crete pavement forty feet wide In
accordance U with : the plans and
specifications " therefor which
ere adopted - by the Common
Council. May 21st. 1923, now on
file-, la the office, of the City Re
corder and; which are hereby re
ferred to and made a part here
The Common Council ' hereby
leclares its" purpose and Intention
to maze the above described Im
troveraent by and through the
Street' 1 Improvement Department
' cf the City of Salem.
" By order of the Common Conn
dl the! 21st day of May, 1923.
r M. POULSEN. City Recorder. .
Data of first publication hereof
fi May 25,1 1923. J
Ml KIBES' COURT
V man
FcUarrhs is ht effiefcl
publication cf its record of
claim before Iks Usnza
ccusty ccTssuuzssers ccsH
for the Llayi tena, 1923
Willi the suzoczt allowed.
till csnthsed, etc.. nc-
ecrdiss: ta the records b
Ihe office of the cccsty
3.00
7.50
1U)A1)8 AND HIGHWAYS
f Road District No. 1
1 Keil.: A. W.. ; cleaning '
out , ditch . , . J , . ..L
Kraus. Ed, clearing, etc
Owen, C, E.. repairs - ta
grader, etc . I . . . i . , . 10.30
Payne, E. E.,-, grading, .
etc. ; , - 22.50
Zimmerman,. A. J., grad- '
etc. ..
Snyder.. A. C-. patrolman
Road District No. 2 V.
Moomaw, J. C, lumber 60.16
Scholl dV Sons, J., nails.
etc
Schults. C. F- bolts.
20.00
42.00
3.67
1.50
etc
Zurlinder, John, string-,
""era" .v. :T" 'I... 5.00
Dawes. Willis, grading. . ' 1.50
Palmer, : Earl, do f .S.i-. 2.50
Kester, Milton B., Gen.
team , work ..... L v . . ' 12.75
Malone. Mel. JL., dovj etc , 6.18
Crimps, Prank,1 ' grading 2.50
Keane, Simon, do J....' 12.50
10.00
6.00
15.00
15.00
- 1.55
3.00
59.25
do ...
A;,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
, Sealed proposals will be recelv-
- i at the office of the undersigned
: 71 State street. Salem. Oregon
vntll 11 a. m.. Saturday. June
nd, for the general construction
it First X!nit with Power House
for the Grant High . School. Salem
Oregon, Also separate proposals
a 111 he received for the Plumbing
'nd the Heating at the same time
ad place, i r, :;, :'; ; S : ,'. f-:"
Bids .will be opened at a meet
ig of the Board of Directors to
I 3 held la . the High School Bulld
iig at 12 o'clock, noon the same
..'ay. ' 'i l-V.'. ':' , ' r '.
Plans and " specifications may
a obtained, at the oiiice of the
chool Clerk, Salem, Oregon and
f Knighton )& Howell. Architects,
Jnlted State s i National Bank
:a!ldlES, Portland. Oregon. 1
Bidders Bond or Certified Check
sr ten per cent i (10)i ot the
mount of the proposal, v madf
ayable toi W. H. Burghardt. Clerk
f School : District No. 24, must
ccompany.each bid. ,r ; , ?
. The hoard of. Directors reserves
right to reject any or all
1 W. ii BURGnARDT. j Clerk.
School Dlstrfct No. 24. Marion
ounty, Oregon, May 24. 1923.
.BMVJffl
GATES POT Dlffi
Local Officials Endorsed for
Activity, in Enforcement ,
of Laws ; '-'
-1
Hopkins, Loyd, do
Striker, Guy Q.
Wolfer. Fred, do J
Spagle. Albert,' do
Reed. Marvin F.,
Sandberg, : Frank
UIKUU1E ...... r
Painter. R. C, patrolman
Road Dtetrictf No. S
Ashton. Ralph, brtdge
work . . i ;
MHler, J. ;H patrolman
. . Road District No. 4
Pillette, Stanley, Plowing
etc. . ; . ".;.. i " i . . . ;
Henry, Ben. grubbing
stumps . ... r ..-.
Jette, Arthur, j J hauling
lumber, ' etc : . ; I . '. .
Jette, . , Arthur. !; clearing . .
brush, etc . . .v.. .
Kuns, Peter, grubbing
- stumps . . . .' ; ....... '
Pillette, Basl, plowing,
etc. :
Raymond. I (Fred, repair--.
Ing bridge
Cook, . ,Y., patrolman. .
v. Road District; No. 5
Dav'dson Ralph, grading
' etc. -.
Eeten; Joseph, repairing
. Fresno -: . . j -
Hughes, , Toney. plowing
.out ditch .....!.....
Managre, Ray, f plowing.
, etC'. i V ' ; !!.
Davidson. - W. F ; patrol-
-VFc-DiarlciiNoi. O
Keene, Chester, grading
and dragging - '. . V .
Fahey, J. W., patrolman
, Road District No. 7
Collard, Pierce,4 gravel. .
Eder, , , Frank, 1 hauling
-' -gravel - ; ().. s .
Kahntv Frank,- doi .... ?
Harper, Robert M haul
ing, gravel, etc
50.00
18.00
12.00
1.50
5.00
7.50
1.50
23.00
3.00
37.00
10.00
3.00
. 1.00
15.00
2.00
40.00
28.00
8.70
52.50
52.50
( - i
37.50
25.00
Kahut, Frank, on grader...
Cutaf orth, i F. I It, driving
v team. ...'. ;.......
Eder, , Wenel. grubbing . . .'
Cutsferth, John H., patrol-
man.
Road Distract No. 8.
Alcher. Henry, posts. .T. . .
Uvesay, J. H., lumber and
and nails......;...... 20.80
Warwick; W. G.. grading 16.00
Moorls, A. E., hauling dirt
Alcher, G. J. hauling dirt
Alcher, Henry, , j setting
; !,P08tf .;.'-.iT. i".'"iiia ...
Alcher,- Frank, do., . . . . .
Thels. George, do. ,
Dart, . J. W.. patrolman .V
; Road'Dlstrk No. 8M.
34.50
6.00
72.00
. 8.64
5.00
3.00
8.00
3.00
3.00
28.00
Semolke, Anton,, grubbing 21.00
Semolke, John.' do. . ; ',; 18.00
Biersack, Jake, do.. . . .s . 12.00
Plas, f Gerhard, I holding ' l,
, , plow and csrapef . . . , 10.50
Plas, Vernon; grubbing. 10.60
Hogg, W. !., patrolman. . 70.00
' Road District No. 13.
Ames, S., pick handles. . . .50
Womack, Fred, patrolman . 2.00
r Road District No. 14.
Bock Bros., powder,, fuse, ; f "
etc. .. v .... i. ........ . 19.90
Duval, Henry, clearing, etc 20.00
lulderson, Pete, dragging 10.00
King, Chas.. hauling rock, 10.00
Funrue, Ben,' grubbing.. ' 9.00
Coberly. Ed. dragging. . . - 7.50
Bailer, Sam, clearing, etc. 3.00
Oeder, A., patrolman. ... 28.00
Road District No. 15. A
Bock Bros., powder. . .V 7,70
Silverton Lumber Co..
lumber
West Side Gravel Co..
gravel.
Liechty, Albert, hauling
gravel. . ........ .:. . . .
Beu tier, Frank, do.; . . . . .
Meyer, Alfred, do. .... IV
Ramseyer, David, do. . . . .
Kaufman, Geo., shoveling
gravel. ...
Hart. Sam, do. ........ .
Desart. Earl, hauling graT-
el....
Nadon, Theodore, do. . '. .i.
Muller, Albert, do.. .. . 'i
Kaufman, J. S., patrolman
Road District No. 15)1
Jorgensen. Ira., ' Bolts,
Washehs, etc. ........ .
Bock Brothers, powder.
fuse, etc..........;.. 17.30
Lais, Frank, cutting wood
for crusher. . . .......
West Side Gravel Co..
gravel ..........
Sommers, Alfred, repair
work .
Arnold, Monroe, do. . . .-. ..
Losk, Fred, do.. . ....
Moores. Charlie, do. .....
Lorence. Slmer, do. .-. ...
Miller, Linn, do. ........
Lohnbakker, Oliver, do...
Lohnbakken, Otto, do.. . .
Lindsay, Alex, do.
Funrue, H. K., do.. J. 1. j
Tokstad, Emal. do.......
Brown," Sam, do.. ......
Small. Hugh T.. do.. ....i
Burns, John, do. ........
Lorence, ..Andrew, patrol
man. ,
Road District No. 16
West Side Gravel Co..
gravel . . . . r . . . . ; 246.60
- Road District No. 17
The Wattt Shipp Powder .
Co., powderd, fuse and
CftPS r1 4'
Woelke, P. W.; grading
Worden, Ralvh, grading
FarrelL-Geo. ditching.
Hoover, C. A plowing
and grubbing ......
Marshall. 1 Arthur, grub
bing
Naftxger,
plo
Sturgls, 'Ralph, ditching
Gouley, Romeo, .''patrol
man -, .
, Road District No.' IS
Mason, J. H.,' grubbing.
Punxel, W. F., grubbing i
Cole, , Root., patrolman . 47.00
Road District No. 19
West s!de Gravel Co.,
gravel ....... ...... 142.20
Beardsley, H. J., hauling
and - spreading . gravel
Savage, ;W. E., . general
repair work ........
Hall, Morse, . do . . .....
Guthries; . C. S., do. . . .
Baker,! Lloyd, do
Darling. O. I B., do . . . .
Road District Now SSO
Farman. Albert general
repair work ......... 2.63
Farman, Robert, do ... 4.89
Kapllnger, M. P., patrol
man ...... ....... 2.00
' Road District No. 21
By unanimoui -rote, the Salem
"Ministerial association on Mon
day en dorsed the work of Ma.y
or John 1 B. Glesy, Judge P.' J.
Hunts of the Justice court, Judge
W. M. Bushey of the county
rourt. atd Governor, Walter M.
".'"Iflerce for their program of law
enforcement, v:; . i Ti: :
They also, endorsed, by the
tame unanimity, the Jwork of the
iloral Improvement league, that'
has functioned successfully dur
ing the past year in helping law
enforcement jand. around Sa
lem. ;" ' v.- ' - . -- ' '
I The ( association went on re
cord' as regretting the , recent
dismissal of K. , C. Gatea. 'pront
Mtlon enforcement ' otficer t
Portland; and expressed a " hope
for his reinstatement aa acapa
ble executive. The debate In
dicated the Individual belief
that a close Investigation of the
underlying reasons for , his re
cent dismissal : would . reveal a
scandalous condition of vaf fairs
that needed airing. i ;
Monday's meeting was the last
of jthe year, the association ad
journing tor the summer. How
ever: there will . be one other
called meeting within ,he next
week. j or two to discuss the re
sults of ithe daily rUg!ous school
ttanrice that has Ucn tried oat
it tta ' Garfield school during '
Bates, W. 8:, dragging.1 ; .
Otf erstrom, Albert, do. . .
Johnston, Chas., tile..'. . '..
So wa, Paul, shears - ground
The Watt Shipp I Powder
Co.", sticks, capa, etc. . .
Whitman, C. P., axe handle
Degulre, Peter, grubbing..
Butterf leld, Albert." haul-
u jng grarei. ... 4; ..... .
Miller, James, i hauling
gTavei . . . . ..,... . .
Buschkowsky, 'Albert,
. grubbing . . . . J .-
St'ute, J., dragging roads'
Miller, .- Jake, ! dragging
roads . V , . . i-
Allne, ' Herman, n digging
ditch;...:..
Wolheter. Gene,
ditching,
Kernes, Sam, grubbing. .. ,
Johnston, John patrolman
"V Road District. No. 1
5.00
7.00
6.00
1.30
6.40
4.00
42.00
10.00
20.00
24.00
10.00
10.00
6.00
6.00
7.50
68.00
22.25
Grimm, Wm. grading, etc.
Homan, henry, slashing
brush
Mcholick, John,' 'crushing
: rock ....... ....
Van Cleave.. Joseph A... pa
trolman ,!. 39.50
i RodDitrlct No. 10.
W1 11a mette Enulpment,
wheel for grad ar, . . . . .
Ama, Fr., hauling gravel. .
Griesenauer, B., do.. . . .
Griesenauer, Edward, do.
Oberslnner, Jos., grading
Road District No. 12.
Johnson and Graxer,; , re-
cairs to graden etc . . . 17.00
Shepherd. : Floyd, driving
4.50
30.60
22.50
10.00
30.0
20.00
15.00
238.14
123.30
.V-' I-'-.
35.00
15.00
20.00
10.00
33.00
73.00
10.00
5.00
20.00
64.00
6.86
7.50
68.40
30.00
33.00
3.00
47.60
45.00
3.00
21.00
3.00
21.00
25. Q0
20.00
3.00
3.00
j 3.00
68.00
Eger, E. C, holding
w
11.90
5.00
5.00
3.00
5.50
3.00.
1.50
5.50
2.00
3.00
i I I t t I I I
Schmitt, Ed., engine ' : y
erading ..
Zimmerman. ; Wm., cut- -
ting brush . . . ; . . . . .
Doerf ler, Ed., holding
plow . KA .V. .".'. .
Denney, ?; EL C, tending
grader
Denney; EL C. ' tending -
rrad er .
Etxel, vjpe, holding plow
etc. ...J.......
Weidner, Albert, ahovel-
ing , dirt Li .fu.::..,-
Schott, E. LP., shoveling ;
dirt'.;". .......
Weber, Rudolph, shovel-.
ing dirt
J , B., pa-
Van Handel,
trolman
i ; Road District No., 241
Bones, . J; . M. D.. repairs
to grader, etc.; .
10.00
22.00
3.00
i 3.00
6.00
6.00
v .. . ?
9.00
.V.
6.00
. 3.00
3.00
52.00
.1
Salem Hardware Co..
shovel I . i. v . . i .
Thomason, P. E.. pulling
grader with tractor. . .
Wlttef. K. II., running
slicker
Wlttel, R. OL; patrolman
. Road District No. 27
Adams, George.' grading.
Avans, A., grubbing
stumps
Bonny, Jac. grading road .
Faschlng, Harvey, plow-
lug and J grading roa d .
Toney, L. P., grubbing
stumps
Stapleton, ' H. C, patrol
: ; man ...............
Road District No. 2SK
Hauser Bros.', powder, -
caps, etc -
Jorgensen, : Ira, grader
'repairs .....
Cook, J. J.; hauling
.. srrawaf anil , Itrhins-
Bowman. Oi LL; grading.
Judd,: L., -picking rock.'. '
Lee. L.; grading i , i' .....
McMIUen. H. D., Slashlnb
Saulchenbefg, Louis,
I grading f .L ,7k
Lewis. H. !M.. grad'ng. . .
Hennlngsen, P. y A.', pa-
trclman 1 . . . . . .......
Road Dbtrirt No. 20
Coast Culvert and Flume
4 Company, v pipe culvert
Bohnie. T; JJ; j sharpen-
I Ing plow: and grader . v "
Parr. Richard; putting In
tiling ..............
Harris, ' Clarence, grading
Harris; Earnest; grading,
etc. '
Harris. John,' patrolman . -V
f Road District No. SO
Van Koten. George,
j sharpening picks, etc .
Brown Petxel ' Lumber
i Co.. T' lumber. ..;......
H'nx, A. B.; powder,
I fuse, etc ;;.........
Smith, B; B.,' slashing
i brush ... .V-. . .'. .....
Thompson. ? Clyde. ' grub-
1 blng and- slashing. . . :
West, Homer, slashing
-'brush, etc. VL
Wells, Lee, ' patrolman '. .
j - Road District No. 31
The Watt Shipp Powder
Co., powder, stumps, , .
etc '
Doerfler. 'Joe, grading.; .
Russell, C.JW.. Taking .
I out rock-:'. .-.. , . .t
Russell, Delta, taking out
-rj rock. . . . . . . .'. ...... ;
Russell, H. E., , grading.
etc
Russell, Kermet, : taking
out rocks, etc.'.......
Russell. , S.' H., patrolman
- Road District No. 32
Dosler. John, f resno ' '
6.55
3.75
7.50
6.00
8.00
10.00
19.50
10.00
20.00
18.60
40.00
7.50
7.50
12.50
6.00
6.0 0
31.00
Magee; M. E., patrolmani
- Road District No. 22
HerschV Adam, - plowing,
: ' etc. ..... . .. ......
Ramseyer, B. J., grading
Ramseyer. ; Joe, grading .
Hersch, .Fred, patrolman .
Road District No. 23
The r, Watt Ship ;Powder
Co.; powder, fuse, etc..
Rlesterer, J. J., shovels,
' hoe, etc. . .'. .'. . ..
Peterson, John P., drag
ging ..... . .'. ......
Peterson, I. M., ditching
Rabens, W. H., dragging
Scott, G. .D.; patrolman.
10.50
I : .
30.00
10.00
1Q.00
49.00
18.55
t
6.40,
10.00
6.00
2.50
28.00
? Road District No. '24 j
Cladek, - Chas.. '.' welding, i
' etc
Lulay Brothers Lumber
" Company,' lumber
Rlesterer, F. J., tile, oil,.-
grease, etc
Spanlof, Jacob, packing,
' CtCa ' -'
Etxel, P. J., wood
Hermans. Wm., hauling
ruter
Kints. John, hauling .
' tools . . i ........... .
Lambert, 1 S., wood."...'
Philips, ' Linn, i wood. ....
Fox,: AL,T wood .v. .'
Dillard, Luke, rollerman
Larson, 1 Andrew, holding
. rooter
Odenthal. Joe,-. . hauling
water ...... .
Ruettrer. Bill hauling
water
Zuber, Joe,; scrapping. . .
Basil. B'H, loading ' .
scraper
Wagner, Philip, spread
ing rock
16.35
38.30
11.50
1.07
7.00
2.50
5.00
1.75
8.75
20.00
37.50
4.50
1.25
39.00
32.00
15.00
21.00
team
33.00 Downing. Harry,- roller-
7.85
1.25
10.60
20.00
6.00
17.50
12.00
5.00
5.00
41.00
172.60
"1.50
- 4.50
23.00
"
26.00
32.00
2.10
13.20
37.35
12.00
: 12.00
75.50
112.00
19.63
15.00
3.00
3.00
50.00
10.50
60.00
cwork
1.25
.r. ....... . -,
Road District No. 133" Hi
Basl. John, culvert repa'r ; 4.50 !
SIegmund.iE.1 G., i patrol-! ; i
;manetci.f.L.ULLU: 15.75
EUel. John W repairing: j
culverts 4.37
Tltte, :K J. M., repairing
culverts- . j; .. . .V. J 47
r j Road District NoC 33 J4
Carter, E. E.. plowing
and scraping .. . ; . . .V 750
Taylor. LoweL ; shoveling ,1.50
Carter; C. C, putting in i
culvert .. . . . 1,50
Taylor. George' V., put-
ting. in culvert ... 1.50
Beringer, G; E., dragging 38.00
Berlnger, Wm., patrol
man -. ; . . ... . . ....... 24.00
r Road District No.? 34 -
Lomker, Frank eutting
timber . . . . . .; . . . . .. 15.00
McAlister, S, Tk, cutting -
timber . .'. . L . . . ... 27.00
Pettyjohn, D., ! dragging, v :
etc ; ,. ,L 9.00
Roda. John, 'Clearing
right ot way 21.00
Stscho, Ray, cutting tim
ber r 30.6Q
Sischo. Ed. patrolman.. . 40.00
Road District No. 35 t !
Brtdley, N. J., shoveling '
gravel ...... . 30.00
McCurdy. George A., pa
trolman . .... . . ; . 60.00
Road District No. SO
Woelke, P. W..' grading.. 15.00
Worden. Ralph, grad'ng. - 15.00
Road District No. 40
Work. C. H., gravel.; . . .
Kanrtf, ,W. Jf. dragging
road, end hauling
gravel :; '; ,v.'p ...... .'. .:
Mahler, John, loading :
- gravel . . . . .-. .,
Richards. E. X.. loading
: i gravel .:l.-f'.'.. . , . . . .
Work. C. H.. patrolman,
v . Road District No. 4 1
Oregon Gravel Co.. gravel
Welty. Raleigh,, hauling
gravel .V.. . ..";....
Welty; O.," patrolman.. ...
Road District No. 43
Buttkey, William. .
: grading . ;..'..'.. .. -
Garner.; Orel, grading.. .
Robertson jj Ben, drag-;
, i S'ng, etc. L m. V ..... v . .
Thomas. John, handl'ng
"', rock on -drag ........
Wilson, H IL. ihaullng
gravel -
Wright, W. F.t patrol-1 ;,
.-' man . .'. '.
Wltxel C, C..; patrolman
r !; Road Diatrict No. 47
Hooper. E- A., cutting
-: brush J. - .
Rod District No. 48
Drager. Ed., plowing and ,
grading i . . .
Owenj . Owen holding
:: plow.. 'etef;.i. .-, . .
, Owenj , Thomas-, - hauling ;
-'grader.Uetct U
Wead, Frank, hauling,
" -"aTavel -; . L i .
Hahni E. V.. patrolman. -;
Itoad District No. 40
Nelson. A.s Ki lumber. 5.16
i (To be continued)
i MOVIE GOSSIP
. ill
5.50
45.00
21.00
6.00
36.00
43.20
57.50
4.00
2.50
2.50
; 6.60
4.00
"5.00
10.00
32.00
6.00
18.25
.6.00
18.87
20.00
10.00
2
If tney would1 only get some
sugar substitute that would : take
the place ot sugar. When it comes
(6' sugar there is nothing quite so
good as the original article.
OREGON i
Rupert- Hughes in.
for. Sale."
-Souls
:t:,::. liberty- -, .
Hunting Big Game fn.. Af
rica." ' 1
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J.. Warren Kerrigan in; "The
Green Flame." . ' f.
The final showings of Thomas
Meighan's : latest Paramount ' pic
ture. "The Ne'er Do Well," will
take place at the Oregon theater
today. : Llla -Lee heads a strong
supporting - cast : composed ' j of
John Miltern, Laurance -Wheat
and other- prominent screen act
ors. Alfred Grfeen, who 'gov
erned the destines of many
Meighan's vehicles, directed.
of
by Universal' Pictures
delightful and - tremen
" educational U entertain-
Charles Hernandez, one of the
mostl celebrated of Cuban par-
riots, is the man : who brought
to the. head ot the Cuban insur
rection ' McKinley's , . messenger
carrying .the celebrated message
to , Garcia, prior to the entrance
ot the United States in the war
with Spain. Through his co
operation with; John S. Robert
son in filming ,'The , Bright
Shawl,' many veterans -who had
taken -part .in the seven-year war
commencing , in .1874 and the
last struggle, . were rounded up
tor screen atmosphere. -
. r Colonel. Hernandez recalls hav
Ing gone , to " Key West to iget
Major Carter who was to take
the word fro mPresident McKin
ley that the American soldiers
would soon be on their way. to
Cuba and, .wishing Garcla's ad
vice as . to where to land in j or
der to be of the most value , to
the revolutionists. . j
"To get back to Key West
we crossed the; sea In a little
yawl which proved "almost un
aeaworthr. For -a time - it look
ed ' as If. we were going to j the
bottom of the ocean. ; We, had to
take , suh a vessel so as not to
excite the suspicions . of j the
Spanish cruisers. They were In
the habit of seeing fishing boats
go out and paid . no attention to
them." , , , , f- .
- Colonel Hernandez remained - In
lot Key West until the . War i De
partment Sent for him to come
to Washington. . He was given
610 over hls carfare and that
was all the money he had when
hie' reached Washington., , He rwas
provided with sleeping accommo
dations, but no t one - thought
about his r appetite or that he
had to eat,- - He . was In . Wash
ington 'a couple of days before
he was "Invited Jto a, dinner- his
ifirst meal since he left the train.
"I don't know what I would
have - done , had, it not been for
the State dinners they gave me",
he admits. "I ' hope I did j not
shock my hosts by my ravenous
appetite, but -1 will Jtell you 1
was ; awful hungry. Of course
being ' a guest, j I i could not! - re
mind my hosts of my lack of
finahces."
sembled
into a
dously
ment. " . ' '
Even the Paul Ralney pictures
sre outclassed by this film, call
ed "Hunting Big Game in Af
rica." In addition to some sup
erb photography and the natural
beauty of the Jungles of "Dark
est Africa," -there - are animals
galore; Starting r from Cape
Town via .Ford - motor. - the - ex
ploring : expedition " . makes its
way; northward . to the land of
the ulus, traversing over 60,000
miles, partly in ox-drawn wag
ons, and partly . touring ; in -the
tireless Ford.- The i expedition
covered : a period of four years
not without many dangers as re
corded In the camera, , Birds as
varied and as wonderful as the
tropical foliage, . lions, . tigers;
leopards In their native lair; ele
prants charging directly Into the
focus of the camera all - these
and; much more, providing more
genuine thrill than a dozen of
the artificially built "big scenes"
so common in pictures this sea-
son. . . . . '.' .
Nor is the film without , its
sense of humor. The incongru
ity of; a "flivver" pursuing
flock of wild giraffes across the
African steppes or crashing pell
mell Into an Infuriated warthog
is as ludicrous . as ' any . comedy
the f 'lms have offered. A "blind"
for the camera permitted severs
marvelous "close-ups" of the an
imals, and many ; of the specie
almost extinct - haye been photo-
praphically recorded for poster
ity in these remarkable films. -
: The . young woman who .broke
all records washing dishes for 3 1
hours is overwhelmed -with of fers
to marry, j A . real ; dish-washer
among the young women of today
Is cnriosity-Exchange.
The most fascinating motion
picture we have ever seen is at
the Liberty theater. A. j W.
Show's camera .record of . j the
Oakland, Cat, Museum of j Na
tural History's 'exploitation In
the Atrican wilds, has been as-
"The . Green Flame ia a won
derful title suggesting mystery
as the very keynote of J. War
ren Kerrigan's latest;. Brunton
picture, released by W. W. Hod
kipson. Placing the audience on
'qui vivl.' tantalizing them with
suspense and baffling them .with
the mysterious workings . of a
decidedly original type of crook
ring ia said to have . been the
purpose of Raymond G, Hill, the
distinguished playwright and: an
tbor of "Hara- O'Nell," who
wrote "The Green Flame," at
the BHgh theater today. :
Even the Hp readers will have
ha hard time to follow the speech
of '- all "the' players in ' "Be My
Wife," a Gold wyn-release at the
Bllgh- next Saturday,, for the lan
guage used is a ' mixture ' of
French,' English and - American
Rose Dione, who ' plays the mod
iste, speaks scarcely any Eng
lish and' often relapses into her
native tongue In search of appro
priate 'phrases; Lincoln" Stedman
the fat boy, - speaks only pure
American; and Arthur Clayton's
speech is South African English
And ' Max - Llnder himself: has
highly flavored -accent.
play. "Souls for: Sale." which li
picturized from his , own tivei
of movie lite in Hollywood - for
Goldwyn i is ! the "Snow Saop." of
rilmdom. , i What James Forbes'
play d'd for the .stage,' Mr.
Hughes' "Souls for Sale" does
for "motion pictures,! This film
bad leen booked for the Oregon
theater and -jtll open th;re to-
nignt ror inrte days.
Mr. fiughesi i.i. responsible for
the statement that mist of in
cidents which "he pictures In hts
novel aad . In I the - screen version
of it are taken from happen'ngs
which he had' seen at the studio
and on-' location. -
"A lot of the incidents in tia
picture really - have happened
either to my company or that of
other- 3- directors," says Mr.
Hughes. "For instance, take, the
accident with! the wind-propeller
which happens' in this story;
That really happened to Patsy
Ruth Miller In 'Remembrancea.
when night scenes were being
taken at 4;30 In the morning,
when everybody was dead tired
and shivering; with" cold, and
somebody i had moved the wind
machine $ligatly, so that Miss
Miller was, with'n two feet o?
being, struck by , the thing - which
Would Invariably have killed her
had, she taken two steps mora
In the dark. Tour people v have
lately been ? killed - by . those
things, by the way, In the mak
ing of " pictures. The; dangers
to the picture actors have never
been exaggerated In fict'on ia
fact, they have never been real
ly told. j -
: There is a lot of fun made In
the. moving pictures ot the slSng-Ing-vlne
sort of girl, but it is our
recollection 'that these old-fashioned
kind managed to keep out
of the divorce court. Exchange.
COr.IING THUTJSDAY
" Can monkeys "and "other "ani
mals talk? The old question
was revived. by an Interesting in
cident during the filming : of
"Miracles of the Jungle," the
sensational Federated animal
production, the first chapterso!
which will be shown at ' the
Bligh theater - on Thursday and
Friday.
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