Tflfi OREGON bTATKS?tAH, SALESl; ORfiGOtt
. FRIDAY MORNING,1 AUGUST 101923
MO VIE GOSSIff
BLIfill 2
; ; Hoot Gibson '
"Kindled Courage"
'Miracles of the Jungle'
i ine nearest thing to a wild
1 horse of the kind that one would
; naturally expect Edward (Hoot)
Gibson to be riding, that appears
J In "Kindled Courage." his Uni
, versal vehicle at the Bligh, theater
J 13 a flivver with a hesitating steer
I ing wheel, The story is of the
jj west, but it isn't a typical western
ij picture br a long shot. Beatrice
I uurnnam 'is the leading woman
and William'Worthington the di-
rector. - ' -
Florence Vidor and Monte Blue,
two of the most" talented persona
now gracing the silver '.screen,
bare the featured parts' In "Main
Street, the screen adaptation of
Sinclair 'Lewis novel, announced
by the Oregon I theater ; manage
ment, for a ran of three days be
ginning Saturday; ' - '! -t 1
It Is doubtful If any other story
has caused such a ripple ot com
ment as has "Main Street." Even
now, several yeari after its publi
cation, it has its, hold on tie peo
ple of these states. Gopher Prair
le nas Decorae as ra miliar as .-a
f al ry tale," "an d'a" 'synonym" for
everything good, bad and indiffer
ent in a Main -Street town, while
; Carol Kennicott, the young hero
I Ine, now symbolizes all woraen
j with the crusadfng instinct ' who
come to- small tewas with a -'de
sire to make it. more "realistic
"Main 'Street" is th storv of
Carpi Kennicott's fight to make
the natives "of Cosher ttirle: ac-'
cept her ideas spruce up, become
advanced, and ly short, change in
to a bisr town. " j
Supporting Florence Vidor and
Monte Blue in the 'cast are Harry
Myers, Noah Beery, Louise j Fa
tenda, 'Robert Gordon, Josephine
CroweU, febrdon?, Griffith, Otis
Harlan and Alan Hale.
If there la anything to be told
by titles. "Who Are My; ParentsT'
should be Tilled with1 heart inter
est. This William. Fox corpora
tion feature picture comes to the
Liberty theater next Sunday
Sfi8MD;-38B
Seat &ale Opens Tomorrow
10 A. M.
Cntire- Low?r Floorr .). .-.
1st 3 Rows Balccjny i I .
Kcxt 2 Rows Ealcony . . . ...
Gallery (not reserved)...
12.75
. 2.20
.1.65
.1.10
thdSUrthd
ry Jirs a it
Investiture
DO-FEOrrlOa
NEW
SHOW
- TODAY
:j 5. O'clock
77.
Has More Laughs and
Thrills' to the Minute
Than the Heroine Has
Sdiors ' I
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STARRING
VIOLA DANA
Ouf of respect to our late
will be closed nntil 3 p. m.
i f i - i i t i 'i 1 1 1 1 1 1
Hera is a monster screen drama
F which, presents a- problem of the
ages. It is a splendid photoplay
that should appeal to. those who
cate for good dean, dramatic ma
terial. The author of the story,
"Mr. x;" has worked with the
single idea of holding the interest
of the spectator from start to fin
ish. To accomplish this he has
diversified the action by the In
troduction of a number of appeal
ing j kiddie' characters and given
them' many- charming revelations
of child .nature :
J. Searle 'Dawley, wIkt directed
the picture; ha brought in an
amusing episode In which tho kid
napping of the mother of a litter
of "puppies by the dog-catcherrfig
ur,i In' a pathetically, humorous
way, The picture also contains a
pointed rebuke to the class of so
ciety women 1 who refuse to pre
sent their husbands with a fam
ily ' of little' ones'J but : have plenty
o$ time to devote to a pet dog-. .
Peggy Shaw, who iwaa a former
favorite with "Ziegf eld ; FoJIIes.1
has one at the leading roles! "She
appears as the true hearted daugh
ter of a stern father who attempts
to stop her when she accepts the
lore of a fine young chap who is
long on good looks and short on
cash. : ' , -i -;:. - .,- '
Florence Billings .plays' the el
der sister, who is -devoted to her
pet poodle, and Roger Lytton is
the Colonel Lewis,1 the selfish,
hard hearted parent.1 Other "Im
portant parts were i entrusted ' to
Ernest Hilliard, ' Robert ; Agnew,
Adelaide Prince, Niles Welch and
Marie Reichardt. j A pair of clever
youngsters, Florence - Haas ' and
Jimmy Lapsleyr have appealing
scenes jvhich they, act with re
markable skill. . r- .;; i.:
Chairman I think we'd better
begin. , : ' r ;
LecturerBut, there Isn't any
one in the hall. 1 ' j 1 - ',
Chairman Ah, I forgot ta toll
you. The lecture. is. being broad
cast. London:. Weekly Telegraph.
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When Back Harts Flash " Your
' Kidneys as Yoa Clean
Yonr Bowels. ' ::t
Most iolks forget t,hat ; th kid
neys, like the Doweis, someumes
get sluggish and clogged and need
a: flushing - occaslorraTiy,elsewe
have backache and dull misery in
the . kidney region, ' severe, head
aches, rheumatic twinges,' .torpid
liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness
and all sorts, of bladder disorders.
Ton simply must "keep your
kidneys active and clean'; and the
moment you feel an ache or pain
In the kidney region begin drink
ing lots of water. Also get about
four ounces of Jad Salts from any
good drug store here,: take a table
spoonful in a glass of water be
fore breakfast for a few -days and
your kidneys will then act. fine.
This famous salts Is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice
combined with ; lithla, . and Is in
tended to flush clogged kidneys
and help stimulate them to activ
ity,' It also helps neutralize , the
acids in the urine so they no .long
er1 irritate, thus helping, to relievo
bladder disorders.
Jad Salts Is Inexpensive,' makes
a delightful effervescent JJtbia
water drink which , everybody
should take now - and then to help
keep their kidneys -clean. ; - .
-'A well" known local druggist
says . he sells . lots ,of Jad Salts to
folks who believe in trying to. cor
rect kidney troable" while it., is
only trouble. By all means have
yout physician examine your kid
neys at least twice a year. Adv.
.if:
President this theatr?
Continuous totli p. m.
TS HOT
OS
Saivation Charioteers
i Holding Meetings Here
; Salem Is this week entertaining
fhe Salvation Army. Charloteere,
a group of erangellsts trateling
under the command of Command
ant J. Barnes of anywhere In the
world that -he may happen to be.
Just now, he comes from; San
Francisco,5 though he has been one
of the 'most commanding figures
in the Salvation Army of the coast
for the past 30 years. His son is
one of the party, and , the" others
are devout army workers, music
ians and extorters. They were
out on the street Thursday after
noon with their band, which ren
dered very excellent music for an
organization of-its size.
i The travelers have their own
gospel chariot, a two-ton truck,
with, giant dual tires, and a body
that is a real home for tLe tour
ists. It has a chef's kitchen, day
seats, and a regular Pullman-car
set of let-down beds, two double
beds and two singles. : They tray,
el with this car, -wherever a truck
will go; to the logging and mining
and construction camps, to the lit
tle towns wherever they can find
audiences to listen to their-message.
The big car, so well equip
ped, makes a comfortable home in
almost any kind of weather, i
.The Salvation army will hold a
.special President Harding memor
ial, at the barracks, this evening
at 8 o'clock,- with the visiting of
ficers a part of the program.
Cooper Will Make Survey
i Of Santiam Water Sites
r....
. Ray D. Cooper, Salem engineer,
has' beerr "selected to make a7nr
vey of the, water sites on th San
tiam river on which the city re
cently filed, and to estimate the
cost of . Installing a reservoir and
water system for Salem. The city
council authorized the survey and
appointed .Mr. 'Cooper. . -
,Tp be prepared for any emer
gency is the desire 'of the city
council and no action will be tak
en by the city for some time. The
survey . is expected, to .be com
pleted about November 30, ;
? The committee of the ; council
In charge is composed of George
Wenderoth, 5 Ralph ( Thompson,
George Thompson, A. F- Jdarcus,
L. J. SImeral and B. , B. Herrick.
"Rastus say Pahson Brown done
kotcb. j him In Farmer Smith's
chicken coop." " "';'. r-:
f "M-m, boy! Don Rastus feci
,iflamed?', . - y-y
I "Nossuhr ' De pahson- am" ! d
f-feel:,shame. H kain't .'SDia'n
how come1 he done kotch RaStns
dar." Legion Weekly.
STARTS TOMORROW
Greatei Than the Book
Told in a
s MONTE BLUE
iTcU4.ty ;
Out of rettpect to one late
will be closed until 5 p. m-
-' i .
LAST TIMES TODAY
PIERCETKr
Governor Believes Convict
Tells Truth and May
I Grant Him Parole
Governor Pierce said yesterday
that he is considering a parole for
J C. Conners, convict who recent
ly wrote him a " letter complain
ing that he had not received jus
tice from . the state parole board.
The governor believes Conners Is
telling the truth and also that he
is Imprisoned Illegally for the rea
son that he was convicted on a
forgery charge. ; This , belief is
shared, it is said,, by John H.
Logan, former member of the
parole board. The basis of "this
opinion is that Conners used a
fictitious name and did not forge
the name of another person, and
it is believed the charge against
him should have been th'a of ob
taining money by false pretenses,
it was Conners who, after he had
been conditionally pardoned by
Governor Withycombe, went 'into
Yamhill county and persuaded the
father and mother of William
Branson that if they would let him
have j $250 he. uld obtain the
pardon' of their son, ' Branson at
I that - time was doing life for-the
murder ot William Booth. , His
parents-g:ave' Conners the- money
and he made off "with it, but liter
TODAY
it-
HOOT
GIBSOIM
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"KINDLED,
COURAGE"
MIRACLES OF
THE JUNGLE '
. COMEDY
IB
ESSCiW?-''
Wonderful Way With
AND FLORENCE VIDQR
orate
of the Novel?
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LIGE3
SINCLAIR LEWIS
.HAIUtT 6EAUM02T1
President this theatre
Continuous to' 11 p. m.
, .
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was -apprehended anoTreturmed to
the prison. ' Branson later , was
pardoned by Governor Olcott; who
received evidence convincing: him
that Branson was innocent ox" the
crime of which be was convicted.
Habit Gotten In Prison. '
Conners story to the govetrnor
is that he acquired the morpibine
habit while caring for prisaaiers
who were ill with influenza, land
that he visited the Bransons while
under the influence of the dmg.
It Is true that he did good service
as a nurse at that time, and it Aras
LARGEST i
CHAIN ; . -
DEPABTMENT
STORE
ORGANIZATION
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V 4:
rf a
Droilc over the tirnnncpr'a
Your dollar will eo
Tiered dDmerenc e
goodfare &&ll$S$Zmr ? "Seconds." "Job lots.- -'bankrupt
nnherttatoS S?J?htf BatIsfa-CtIon- Should anything bought here prove differently than
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at I&e
Our buyers. are
.Jlie lowest' mill prices,'
receded. Note the tempting prices listed here.
Unbleached Muslin .
woven of j well selected
yarns. 38; inches wide.
Yard ... T. . w ...... .12c
Bleached MnsUa 36 In.
. wide, in a poular med- -
ium weight Yard . . . 18c
- - k' -, '. ' .
Honor Muslin Our own
brand selected for you.
An excellent quality
with a pure soft finish,
offered to you at the
t low price i of, yard . . 1S
Honor Unbleached MoUn,
. in a splendid grade, 39
inches1 wide. Yard ...17c
Wide? Sheeting Your
choice of 8-4 72 inch
bleached or 9-4 81 in.
unbleached fine, firmly :
woven sheeting: Yard 59e
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9-4 ' Bleached Sheeting' r
Of , the same gopd qual- -ity.
Yard j . . ., .' ...... .. ; .
Ready Made Sheets of.,... ,.
good "medinm;-; wefght,-y:('r;
size 72x90, exceptional -
ly 'low priced.: at . . . -. 98c;
475 ECONOMY; 5P(piS:fc"
TP HE .continued growth and expansion of the NationWidie institution of J. C.
? Penney Company Department Stores, is absorbing lo4 npw communities and four
1 . additional states, Alabama, Arkansas Kentucky and Tennessee. . "The figures ia
the above map give the number of our Stores in each state." 3fe : -:v
';i's"; " .' - ' ' ' 4 ; r ' . - py,,'! ;; v; -
ji: V v .More anfl More the Great American, FSAEc , V
r You only need to stop and thtak of k extensive advanUges ihat accrue' In buvinr in the
leading markets for inch ah enormous combination of efficiently conducted co-oaerative StoreL
.w j . j: . " "v
participating,
because - of Ibis ' that the condi
tional pardon was granted by Gov
ernor Withycombe. 3:
.Conners .has told Governor
Pierce the story of bis treatment
in the "bull pen" after his return
to prison, claiming that he was
forced to sleep on steel slats that
were almost bare of bed clothing,
that- he was at times fed on a diet
of bread and water and that he
was allowed nothing -to read. He
says, a : minister once came and
left him a Bible, but that after
the minister had departed the
475
160 North Liberty, Salem, Oregon
never order qtiality taken but of our cdoZi in ovdar
dvertue "reduced priced" Sfis low i5S tfaq: :
YOU WHO SHOP HERE HAVE OUR PLEDGE
"ttsie ere over price ana quality.
nHra tn n ani i
tar "" , "Z
sum am ajmeera
constantly searching for cotton
and you can: see for yourself
Penco Sheeting The de
mana is increasing for .
-J this high grade range
' of sheeting tubing,
sheets, and eases. For
quality, finish-, and gen- '
1 eral' satisfaction we
cannot speak too high-'-
ly of it. Yqu'U agree
that our prices are
4 right, and the very
. - lowest possible. Penco .
r Sheeting 94 or 81 in.
" wide. Yard . . . ... . .60c
. Penco 81x90 . Sheets
ready to use . . . . . . f 1.98
Penco 42 inch Pillow
Tubing. Yard ....... 43c
Penco 42x30 Ready Made
Cases . . ... ........ ,45c
Pequot Sheeting, Sheets,
" and Cases . are carried .
by us in a complete. -
range of sizes.' ;Our di-i '
rect mill : ' conhectioii
, 7- permits us to offef this1'
' : brand at attractively
low trices.; V .!,t,cs
Bed Spreads, full size cf o- ;
j " cheted or honeycomb
Spreads in a .satlsfac- V
tory quality for .,:ri..ai.98
Ktvj" t tuiiiuiuni.j'wvncBi
Bibfe
Board In Good Faith.
- The fact that the - state - parole
board at its meeting "last Monday
recommended to ihe- governor the
parole of 18 convicts Is not due
to the communication that was
received by the governor from the
convicts tin. the previous Saturday
night demanding; that the parole
board- change, its policy. ' Ward
Irvine, the governor'. secretary,
and a member Of the parole board
says that when the board was In
prison T officials took . the
awatf trrrm film. - 1 ' " " '"
DEPARTMENT STORES
1 m
We have but ' one. prlce-r-that
,. . . . . .
or "z11-, uere is no aeviauon irom that price.
goods of rellafle quality at
how.thoro
Scalloped Crocheted Spreads
In large double bed size,
rich designs; with , cut -corners
only. . . . .$2.98
SaUn Finished Bed Spreads
in unusually .pleasing
- designs; plain hemmed ,
or with scalloped edces
. and cut corners, . . . .3.98
Feather ' Pillows Cured
all feather pillows in a
good size, 17x24, cov
ered with art ticking,:
a popular number at 98c
Feather Pillows of fine, ;
v soft cured feathers,
covered with art tick
ing, size 20x26. Su
perior quality . . . i .$1.98
No. 60 Berkley Cambrio 29c
tio: 60 Berkley Nainsook 29c
Not' i 00 Berkley Cambric' S3c
Frultel the loom THuslln 29c
Z s-m. Indian Head . . 29e
3 6-in. Indian Head .V .',33c
27-iirAmoskeag Outing 23c
3 6-in. Amoskeag Outing 29c
36-lnr Ambskeag Daisy 33ci
in -such a targe wav. in bavins
session Monday it did not; kne
of the communication to the go
ernor, and did not know of it nt
tltJ Tuesday.
(T OUR STOIVfAC:
KSl " eatises bud breath; ry pains,
EM eoated toagu and belcMng.
twites ytsr stosuca aaj IrwUi t Ti
R e a d the .Classified Ads
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fixed upon a fair margin of
f. . . 'u w
stockV - and oher undesirable
represented we cheerfully and
r.: J-C. Penney-
Street firssiss :
i For Women ,
Linen, Voile and; Ratine
with embroidery of drawn
:;..:i$CL9(x-',.v
Of Wash. Fabrics,
Votle.
Tissue Ginrham.
: Silk SMrts '
White and Colors -Plain
or pleated in a variety
of styles. .
: 1 For Summer
Plain or printed Crepe de
' CMne, ocerblouse styles; -
, $2.9a
Hocia Aprcsi
' Rabberized r ..,k
Attractive patterns In
; 7 ! checks and plaids;
? 45c, 49c s2 90c
I:-. ; ) : Hair Crcshei ?. ,
v For. Women : . . ,
!' Aluminum face ; black 'stiff
bristles.
35c 98c
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Pcn-i-bct
Hair Nets
Strong durable nets made
of human hair.
8c
1 pressing Cczibs
' of White Ivory . '
Extra heavy; qnalityr coarsa
and fine, -teeth.
fCcrlox . ;
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Hair Curlers.
.Cannot -break hair.:
on card. - .
FITS
10c
4 Tire Hair Piss
Assorted Iiengths. -,
Crimped and straight.
Per hoi A
X - ... 4c-tt-
rrHock'en'd Eye Tcps
- Non-Uasting
Black or white: spaced one
' Inch apart.
-Hi i9c
Tirilkd Tap 2
( Black. or White .
English, tape ia various.
widths; 10 -yd. mil. '.
12-' l1"- If -
fhis Organuation-.rEachf Store i, a local enterprise, partly owned by its ManaEer:. jBid
ipating ia the civic and social affairs of; its Community. - f y $
Te yirci:! WgLJEeagey Co. UctgValk '4
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