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Irene Castle in
r "French Heels"
Miracles V of ' the Jungle
I ' CRAXI) :-x
Masters of Men."
! OREGOX
Jackie Coogan; n "Daddy.
: . iireistv r:
.1 "Three Jumps Ahead."
Becently Tom Mix" discovered
another use for the, magic power
of his name in addition to promp
ting people to come into theaters
and see bis pictures. He was drlv
ins his . Dusenberg; Straight 8,"
which was the first machine of Its
kind In Los j Angeles, through
some heavy traffic, and at a cross
ing . bumped into the rear of a
flivver that had! come to J a sud
den stop. v'- :t f '
The traffic cop rushed over and,
after getting f the j name of the
drirer of the small car, asked who
Mfar wns. j Flashing a smile of re.
cognition the cop went back to
the other car and delivered .the
following message: i
kSay, whatdya mean by backf
lug up into that fellow." Beat it
now before I band you a ticket."
Wth a name like' Tom- Mix you
could run through traffic In. any
city and ' you wouldn't . need .a
"straight eight" either.-
The latest western produced by
WHlianv Fox starring Tom Mix in
."Three Jump Ahead, which will
be seen at the Grand theater Sat
urday and Sunday... '-, r ;
i charm of their .inimitable child?
"Daddy la a charming story.
In which Jackie Is ably directed
by E. Mason Hopper and support
ed by Cesare Gravihi. Arthur Car
ewe,' Josie Sedgewlck, Bert' Wood
ruff, Anna Townsend, William
Lewis and George Knwa.
Another important members of
the cast is 'Mdred," who is Just
plain pigj. but she Js the source of
much - laughter, as she follows
Jackie about in the hope that he
will milk the jcows and feed her
through a nursing bottle. Jackie's
adventures on the farm constitute
the majority of the picture's" com
edy highlights.!
'; Sol Lesser is the producer, of
Daddy. which was personally di
rected by B. Mason Hopper.
' An &ll star cast will b seen in
"Masters of i Men. Vhe great'-seat Stowing Interest.
'French ; Heels." starring Irene
Castle and directed by Edwin L.
Hollywood, opened at the Bligh
theatre last night for an; engage
ment of two daysV This .Is the
first motion picture In which Irene
Castle has been seen in more than
two years, and! we fervently hope
it will not be the last, providing
the onea to follow are as good as
"French' Heels
i Clarence Buddington Kelland
wrote the story, which opens in
New York, when Lieut John Ta
bor comes home from Fanceand
meets the sister of his dead pal.
The romance doesnt begin at that
point. Not until later, 4when
Irene Castle as PaJma May" be
comes the dancing sensatlqn of
New York does Lieut. John Ta
borjagein enter the scene. . Then
the- romance begins ia earnest,
and from thatj -point -the story
moves forward with", continually
picture, which will be shown Jut
taa" liberty t theater.' starting to
day and beaded by Earle Wliltams,
Alice Calhoun, Cnllen .Landls and
Wanda Ha wley. These screen fa
vorites are provided with a am ash
in g story, full 'ot " sympathetic
heart ,L interest and he-.maa , con
flict." , -! - '-
-Masters of Men" Is pictured
by C. Graham Bake? from Morgan
Robertson's novel Cofhattame
irrts a story of a boy's mastery
i6f the primordial Instincts with
which every male 'child is born
and his , development into a real
man's man. The school in which
be learns his lessons of life is the
moat brutal Ja, all the history of
tivlliiation the hell-hole before
tta mast of an old. fashioned sail
in? vessel.
Cullen Landis plays the part or
the hot-headed hoy a and Earle
Williams his: friend and mentor.'
Alice Calhoun and Wanda Hawley
play , the sweetheart of the vtwb.
foong men. t Among others In the
cast are: Dick Sutherland, the
most brutal looking: man on the
icreen; Charles E. Mason,' Bert
Apltng, Jack Curtis and Martin
',, Turner.'-'-''''". !; ( 't'':v' :V'-! 1
continued and extended so that
Us educational value lid utilized
to Its fullest extent, J '
"That the, school health ; and
Public Fealth features aeenvt the
most available end desirahlo Hup
of attack and that it be' used to
foster cordial and effective' j Na
tional relations." j'! :, ; 'f'. ft hi ; j"
"He it resolved, that this con
ference urge every chapter, as a
measure of preparedness for (dis
aster service at home or elsewhero
and as its best guarantee of ef
fective local program toVontinue;
to call annually to lis offices the
strongest and most public-spirited-men
and women of the com
munity.
inenf from the National and reein-v
al Red Cross officers. . "
Ijiter Date Favored
"He it, resolved, ; that twe have
our regmal conference next year
during the month of September in
stead of June.- us vacations are
over then and schools are bpgfn
ning. Hy this we can better in
terest teachers and directors of
ft Wools in Junior lied iCroHS and
Public Health work in the schools.
"Be It resolved, that more time
be given for general discussions o
programs between executive sec
retaries of chapters and United
States Veteran bureau officials at
these convntions. j
"Be it resolved, that j the dele-
rendering" mu?Ic alT the' liTnclieon i
and . nil other organizations' and
individuals who have ' assisted us
during this conference or- who
have ; in any way contributed to
our entertainment." .
I UISH " OFFJCK It E-OPRNF.H
' DUBLIN, Juno 21. r. Liberty
Haiti and the head office, of the
transport union in Rutland Square
seized by Jim Larkin several days
were reoccupied by the" executive
of the office today without oppo
sition. ..
'"Be It resolved, that the soctol i tca press sincere thanks to
service activities of the Deace oro- U,c u Uljniette napter or the Red
service activities or in peace (pro- j Cross chamber of Commerce.
gram o f the Red Cross receive j President Carl G. Doney of Wil
more attention fostering develop-" lamette university, the quartet
STOP !
SEAS!
A Musical Treat
X(OOKI
PACIFIC . CITY BEACH, tits premier 1mcIi nf Orepen. hai procured
the (erriee of THE BROWXIER (tanrefwnd concert orrhetr, . to open
their engagement. Saturday, June 3rd. i .
This orfraniiation i eomposed ofrtiit. and not only the danrinjt pnb
lie but lover ot both jaz and rlassie tnuair, wil! har. an opportunity to
" enjoy this talent. : - - i - ' ' i - ' '
TUi orchehtra baa been brooicht to PACIFIC OTTY BKACH at large
expense, that our mu if-loving patron may enjoy the best talent obtainable.
O FEU I NCI DATE, SATURDAY JUNE 23
02CITXSTBA
Harry Mrera . J.i.JPian
Harold Cummings ,-Trnrapet ftrxaphone
Kenneth Taylor .... .u.Droms
Al ilj4p Saxophone, fishhorn, clarinet
Albert West , . , ..JJanjJ
Brownie Hancock, Trumpet, troaibone
and EaphonitMB. . :. ; (.,-;
ATTRACTIONS
Deep-tea fiahinc, beautiful are n err.
Cape Kiawanda, , a wonderful beach,
llathing:. the Nestncca river canoeing,
boating.- salmon trolling, trout fishing,
crab and floundar fishing, clams, lock
oysters, missies, and i
TflE BROWMIKS ORCHESTRA
The! gowns that Mrs. Cattle in-!
troduces during the various epi
sodes of the story are one of the
features of the picturew,while her
dancing in ; the ' earlier scenesr and
again later In the picture, is more
than sufficientxcuse for the pic
ture without the very engrossing
romance that accompanies it.
" On the whole, "French Heels"
is the sort of picture ; of which
there are altogether too few. The
story is good, the photography
and direction jare excellent, while
j the supporting cast leaves nothing
to be i desired. ward - crane,
Charles Gerard , and Howard Trues
dell could not be Improved upon. -
Mrs. W. H. Doney. chairman and
Frederick G. Jennings. '
,Be it resolvedV that we heart
ily endorse- the: Junior Red - Cross
activities and I urge that they be
' , "Daddy," ; Jackie . Coogan's lat
est tprodnction, a First National
picture which is coming tonight
to. the. Oregon theater for an en
gagement of four daysvls unique
Jn thaf it Js ' probably the; first
phQtodrama to ba , -wrltten y , the
parents of a famous star, and for
that star. But who better than
Mr. and Mrs.'. Jack Coogan: are
fitted, to create a vehicle that will
L best bring ; out the precocious
RED CROSS HOLDS
SESS10M YESTERDAY
- (Continued from p'age 1.)
PIGKENS & i
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Tomatoes, 2 size
can r. ...... . . . .
Apple Buter, Libby,
2 for' ........
1 lb. tins,
Catsup, H. O.
3 for ,
Prince, S 5c bottle,
Pes, Monopole,
can f . . . ; . . . . . .
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Pineapple, slice, 2 cans, ,
3 for .
Syrup. Adirondack, pts. ; 30c; qts. 60c,
gal.
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$1.15
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Quility and Service' Our Motto
X-ray Speqialists Pass 'v
Through Salem Yesterday
' :.
Two special Pullmans attached
to the regular Southern Pacific
train passed through, Salem Wed
nesday with a large group of eas
tern' physicians, surgeons and
specialists In,: x-ray work. They
were bound for the national cou
v fin ion of the American Medical
association and of the radiological
convention which cpnvenevin San
Francisco. ;
Dr. Manley Sandbourne of
Appleton, Wisconsin, n X-ray
rineclalisl and secretary -of fl so-
rMr ckn a member of the party
off physicians, Was met at t he Jo- j
1 at a t Ion hv Phil AsDinwull, l a !
cousin, with whom he visited dur- ic at Rochester IioL- rt
tnir i,nrt time that the train i a member of the Ki ll,
- .. i , , .. r
was Dr. Russell Carn.t
ester,. Minn., president r
iety and head of the
portment at the Mayo r.r
was here.
'Among' the prominent physic
ians of the seat who were aboard 'also en the train.
ufacturers of X-ray
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Announcement
Mr. AV. L. Reauveuu, Special Iteprowcntaiive of The Martha
Washington Grocerj' Store of , A'ortlnvest, Inc., v I
"The fastest growing drain of stores on the Pacific Coast," will
be at the Hotel Marion for a few days.- Applicants for positions
and parties having desirable store locations may present their
proposition in writing. J ' : i " v' .
; ' Applications may also be made for a limited amount of
securities to be placed in ,he Salem territory. . -.
WHITE AT OXCE FOIt INTERVIEW
Ask your banker what he thinks of Martha Washington
' ' r ' ' -Unsinesa Methods" ' "." i
Voil
Never in our merchandising experience have we
seen more exquisitely beautiful fabrics than the ;
voiles that we now have in stock.
I It will pay you to lay in a bountiful supply of
these fascinating materials while' our stock is
complete. i
i We invite special inspection of our Normandy
Voiles and our Egyptian and King Tut designs.
Gale & Company
r
Commercial and Court
Old Sol !
when hes up agin
real opposition
a foaming glace c
.Columbia puh
Old Sol in a tote
eclipse!
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Wherever
Good Drinks V
are Sold"
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PHOTO
-PLAYS AT SALEM'S LEADING THEATRES.
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. ; Governor Pierce was at Browns
ville, Llnu county, yesterday, to
address" the annual' ploneersf pic-
. .W,WvV; Elder sf L SUyttm; was
transacting business before the
county court Thursday. . v ' .
II.C Hoover, Duroc hog breed
er of Gervaii, was in the city yes
terday. . ; - 'i ;
. atr. and Mrs." H. J. Walrath are
spending' the summer in V, Sea
side. . , -. - '-':'' ' - -;ilr.
and Mrs. B. E. Sisson and
family have, gone to the coast for
a, two; weeks; vacation; - 1 ."if-
Roy (Spec) ;Keene': left yesterT
drfy , for Berkeley. Cal., where he
will9 take a summer course In phy
sical .education and coaching. . He
is athletic coach and physical, di
rector at Corallls t high - -school.
Ills home, is In Salem. "c ? i
.! .Mrs. "John F.l Corner, who has
been visiting In Ft; podge; Iowa,
is now on her way home.- She will
make several stops cm the way to
, Salctm. .. '; .1,
. . $425 Ludwir piano" cannot be
told from new, iThere can' be no
doubt that this Is a wonderful
bargain at $175 55 down and
$1.50 per week. ' Tallman Piano
Store.41tSSL12tIa.8t.. t t
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.1 Saturday and Sunday :
Here's real action for you iri the most thrilling Tom Mix
Picture ever made
Yi ly' V- . VA"rV
OREGON
Starting TonigKt
7:30 P. M.
HELLO KID!
Meet my new leading
lady, Mildred!
"OR DADD
iloreadorable
tharf -ever ,
j JACKIE
romps through
this play of
sunshine and'
shadows
Not all laughter
Not all tears
But mingling of
both in symph
ony of childhood.
A13STED BYTES MASTEtECnUlTTMV".
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Wild Tides down steep. mountains, and a mad ;
plunge in a careening .stage "coach lead up to
thrilling leap over a canyon twenty feet wide i
and ninety feet deep. r . :. , , -
' 1 t" , . Round Six of
RIGHTING BLOOD
And ;,i . -
A RATTUNG GOOD C0I.IEDY
at m m m-t p .aaw w m .r.r m - r ' a ..:-..-.
A sinshineand ' j SPECUL
7 " II V H SATURDAY
HOOl IsGUUW presents V 7lLJsil II I' 111
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Starting Today 2 P J.L
TUB GREATEST SEA
PICTURE EVERY
SCREENED !
A vivid, realistic drama
of LIFE, ADVENTURE and
LOVE, among - the gamest
youth in all the world the
bluejackets In Uncle . Sam's
Navy : - ' . ' -
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"MASTERS of
Dont mlsH this greatest of all Morieft-by the maMrr wi.
of the Hetk-'-Muorgan Itobertflon. -
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