THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON j
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 22, 1923
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Lon Chaney featured: in
"The Unholy Three'!; Por
trayal txcellent
Tod Brownii'i Jhe Unholy
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picture, now '. playing, at the
Heillg theater. ' .
This picture is said to"b some
thing entirely new in the way ot
crook melodramas. ; - -
It concerns the adventures of a
trio of crooks, who- leave a dfme
"seum and during their, criminal
c rations give rise to a romance
t lends a great quantity of color
lo the clot.
It Is a mm adaptation of C. A.
Robblna' story and has a peculiar
twist that has never been seen In
any other play or this type.
Lon Chaney. the screen's great
est make-up artist and character
man, is the leader of the crook
trio and appears in the role or a
THK
Bungalow Christian
Church Restaurant
At SUte Fair Grounds 5
Will open for, Breakfast Thurs
day, Sept. 24 to run ontlnuous
antil Monday, Oct.' 5 . -v
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Breakfast is a short order
meal. Dinner and supper will
be served family rityle.
The tables will groan with
the delicacies of the land. Good
cooks and oodles of grub.
Set in and eat your fill.
4J Some of Mothers pie for aH.
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A Home, for Hungry Men.
i Come! '
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Special Music
on our
IIu-9;iamball
. Organ
sympathetic heavy y The remaind
er of the crook' trio consist ot Vic
tor McLaglen; - 'famous' .- English
leading man who Splayed opposite
Lady Diana Mannirs, ". and Harry
Earles, a thirty-fire pound midget
who masquerades as a baby. Matt
Moore . plays ' the -jmale romantic
lead opposite V Miss Busch " and
Mathew Betz takes the part of
Detective "Reagan.; j-r , . , ..!
T.he .action of "The Unholy
Three takes' placip In and about
New York.Clty. The film opens
with a' cheap museum but the plot
Is soon transplanted to a bird and
animal store operated by "Mrs.
O'Grady," -whose expensive par
rots for Bome mysterious reason
are quite dumb in the, homes, of
the owners, but-who always were
eloquent in the presence of the old
lady.
Following a particularly atroci
ous murder 'the trio place the
blame on Hector McDonald a
clerk in the bird; store' who has
fallen in love, with the girl.
The latter Is dragged, away to
a mountain retreat and. Is saved
in a most awesome manner by a
powerful ape which when attacked
by two of the crooks escapes and
eventually becomes the instrument
that saves the herd and unites him
with the heroine U v
The script was prepared by
Waldemar. Young and photograph
ed by David. Kesson.
NEW PRODUCERS READY
STAGE CXiMPANY REHEAUSIXG
FOB THE SIGHT DUEL"
: Mr. Orson Kilbdrn, treasurer of
the MacGregor-Kllborn , Corpora
tlon, announces' that The Playgo
ers, a new national movement in
the r theatre, launched - several
weeks ago. is-rapidly completing
the, membership! fpr its first pro
duction, a drami entitled ."The
Night Duel" by Daniel Rubin. The
play will go into rehearsal short
TWO TAKE QVTS UVES
SEATTLE, Sept. 21 Two; sui
cides were reported to police to
day. Mrs.. Mary - Biehm, 56
strangled herself In the basement
of her home., Frank Criss32
took gas in a lodging house. -
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he could throw his voice rora behind doors. THE GIANT
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DIG GAT KILLED
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Salem Men Bag. Cougar
While on Trip Southeast
From Eugene
A large cougar, measuring nine
feet from tip to tip. was killed last
week by a party ot Salem men
deer hunting about 70 miles south
east ot Eugene and west of Diam
ond peak. The huge cat was shot
by H. J. Wooley and E. P. Sequin
with M. D. Ellis, attending to the
art, of removing the hide.
'Wooley and, Sequin were watch
ing for deer when Wooley.. saw a
flash of. gray down the mountain
side. Calling Sequin's attention.
they waited until the animal
emerged from an open place.
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the cat a back. The cougar.
scrambled further up the moon
tain opposite and, both men fired
several: enots. The cat was seen
to roll, into a ravine, i 1
Both men investigated but tail
ed to find traces of blood. Seeing
the brush in which the animal
had sought shelter move, Wooley
fired, and the movement ceased.
Several rocks were tossed Into the
brush, bt all was quiet. Both
men, with rifles nelc well to the
front, .began to-cawf; the
brush, after theSougarJ-which was
found sitting. jip:;-both, fired sev
eral shots and ktneqVthe cat. : A
bounty of 2S-.ia Offered." by the
state game coinniisBlon andlO by
the county in'which' the animal is
killed, i '.' r'Ml-'J' - M'
Though this is his 12th season
Into the district, Ellia said there
were fewer deer, with, horns than
ever before. All members ot the
party saw several, but 17 of the 20
proved to be doe. None of the
dee sighted bore horns equivalent
to- deer killed in former years, El
lis declared.:' He offered as ex
planation the fact that sheep are
being grazed in the district. The
cou gar killed by ' the ' other two
members of the party, is the third
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NOTE
This pic
ture is play
ing Salem
at popular
prices:
Mat. - 23c
Eve. - 33c
he could climb into locked places
Fox
News
Comedy-Variety
that he knowa of. EM declares.
Last year while in the vicinity
Weo)ey. killed a bear., bat this is
his .first, cougar. The Re U. , was
viewed by many, persons yesterday
at the rear of the Salem Automo
bile company, opposite the court
house. .
MASQX& DEDICATE . TEMPLE
CORDOVA. Alaska. Sept. 21.
By Associated Press.); Defying
torrential rain, Cordova Maaons
this afternoon gathered to witness
the laying, of the cornerstone ot a
new Masonic temple here.
SCHOOLS SCENES
OF REGISTRATION
(CoatuLftad frum p l)
be able to register until, today. A
decreased enrollment at the. uni
versity this year was indicated by
the registration. Monday, lesa than
200 students completing the pro
cess. .Only 175 freshmen- took the
English- entrance examination,
wane last year nearly zoo were
given the exam.
, During the course of the day
1819 were, enrolled- at the grade
schools, a decrease of 83. from last
year. Registration, at the various
grade, schools was as follows:
Linoln 295, Englewood 262, Car
field 258. Grant 256. Park 247,
Richmond 243, Highland 224. and
Washington 34. Only the rooms
in the portable are to be used .at
Washington this year. Classes in
the grade schools will commence
today and will be run in full.
' Parrish janlor high school reg
istration for the opening day
mounted up to 791, a decrease of
but two from last year. There
were 190. students registered at
the McKlnley Junior high. The
class Schedule was run. through
Monday and both schools are to
have shortened periods today.
At the high school registration
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Fight pictures
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LECTURE
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MACK WILLARD
' Drother. of Jews
Willard
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USE YOUR CHEDIT
WE CHARGE NO INTEREST
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$179
Hepplewhite Dining Group
IN WALNUT x i:
54 inch Table; 60 inch Buffet Q OC- C A
and 6 Chairs.. )IfciJuU
; $15 Cash2io Week : ' .
' Extreme ts1u. is; noted itf this 8-pfece Dining
Croup. fyshloDed pf roa,t;hed combination -Walnut
In delightful Hepplewhite Terlod style. ' The
suite, consists, of a 4-nctv. table "whicli extends lo
6 feet, a 60-lnch Buffet ofvery conirenicnt drawer
space and arrangements and, chairs, k '
Trado Your Old furniture
For New ? - '
through the service extended by .Glese-Powers
t "Furniture Exchange Store." j A service which per-
mits'you to dispose of the things which you.no
lon gar-need or care fcr.
"parment:oonew honut,
reached 862 Monday. . But the
principal's office predicts that the
enrollment will reach 1000 by
Wednesday. The students regis
tered yesterday had their courses
enrolled and straightened. Today
the schedule of classes . win be run
through, 1 with much - shortened
periods.- And the afternoon will
be devoted to farther registration
and, to. the straightening out of
courses. Having - the afternoon
free will give those students who
lave registered-a chance to buy
their' books. They were not al
lowed' to do; so Monday as that
was the day set .aside for the
grade school pnpils. The junior
high and high school students will
be allowed to buy their, books
today. j
Registration at Willamette will
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not b. over uatil Wednesday, and
classes will not be taken un until
Thursday, according to word from
the registrar's office. Today is
expected to be the big day tor reg
istration,' as all the freshmen who
took the entrance examination
Woman's Statement
Will Help. Salem
"I hated, cooking because all
ate turned, soar and formed gas.
draakj hot water and, clive oil by
the gallon. Nothing helped until
I took Adlerika." Unless due to
deep-seated causes, Adlerika helps
any case gas on the stomach in i
surprisingly QUICK time. It is i
wonderful remedy to use for con
stlpauqn it often, works in one
hour i and never gripes. J. C
Perry. Druggist, 115. S. Commer
cial St. Adv.
Comfortables
Cantilever
I Others Fail -Try
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JOHN J.
RQTTLE
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Good
Eight Piece
and. trade them la aspart.
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I'lrni'Uv1' sr-.
ill be ready tor registration, and
several more students who have
been at the university before will
be on hand to register.
SILVERTpN, Ore., S?pL 22.-
( Special). The increase In school
enrollment was not as large this
year as in former years, the num
ber enrolled at' the close of the
first day being about the same as
on the first day last year.
This lack of increase." said
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news Tfidced for furnishers "of
immediate attention of those nho have furniture to buy for the dining room- itched suites that.
represent, some of the most exclusive patterns on our floors-r-are reduced this week from Zl
to ZO'A . These suites, are, ra Tarious period styles-rid are sHjovrji in 7 and 8 piece groups. . , Below-;
we price k few of the suites offered in t,Ms.al(fr-there aro'.otjxers. of, equal worth, This is the one -big
dining suite sale of the yearcome this weeV end saver-; .
$1980 8 Piece
Italian, Dining SuUri
Matched Walnut
Buffet, Table,. 5 Qhairs and "0 1 C A.
Carver in Tapestry ; piuTT
' v $1 Cash $3. Week
A Vreatlon in modified Italian stle 8 pieces
.-ln 'perfeetlr mstched combination American "Walnut.-
The group as advertised consists of a 4056
' lnch- foot extension table, a 60-lnch. 6-1cr style
bqffet, and 5 side chairs and carrer upholstered
in, tapestry. i . ;
rUTmitureCQ
Superintendent Robert Goetx, "Is
due 16 the moving away of mill
people, at the closing of the S1I
vertoa Lumber company mill, I
taluk t Xi
The grades at the close of the
flrs day showed an enrollment of
C65.--At the close of the first four
days of registration of . high school
jtudeflts the enrollment was 225
w;la a number xf stuaenu yet to
tnll,' .
While no definite checking up
ICEEP BOTH EYES
ON THE
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NEVATODAY
A WOW OF K CAST
NORMA SHEARER
ADOLPHE MENJOU
MAE BUSH
GEORGE FAWCETT
VERA REYNOLDS
BY
MEREDITH NICHOLSON
Mcdonald
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SALE OF
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better Jiomcl. A sale of . splendid suites that-merit the
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A2x5A Inch Table,
and Caner...
$16
Italian in design, with attractive lala'ys around
cdo ot tabln on backs ot chairs. Feven pieces in
matched combination WalnuU-12x5 1 loch exten
sion table and S chairs and carver upholstered in
xenuloe blue leather. Truly a group yon would
bq proud to own even at the regular price.
on athletics has so fir been msd. -
th football material which turned
out the first day for practice is
said. to be protnUing. , - ' :
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wiOkoot doin- ty ttte ef
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$1507 Piece '
Inlaid Dining Group
American Walnut
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5 Chairs
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Ca&h $2 Week
We Charge No Interest cn
' Deferred Payments
. o : The. rrlvilcR of -credit costs you nothing at
Gi'ronrrs. .There are no inlercst charges aa4
carrylcj; charges no service charges. Just a sfn
pfe credit plan which enables you to enjoy the test'
n furnishings while paying for them.
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