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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1925)
THE OREGok SXATESM AN S ALEM OREGON sunday;morning, October 4, 195 NOVELTY' PROGRAM-HERE .liLlGH ' THIOATEIC I'KKSEXTS 1 INTERESTING BILL, TODAY Heading the $ new bill at the Bllgb. theater today Is the Forbes Family inlhelr novelty tarn called "An Evening at Tlome.'V The fam ily consists of three boys and two girls doing' a routine of singing and dancing. They have many new and novel steps to offer and their musical numbers are all new and snappy. , , ; .- a Scotlahd's famous lown, Del Ruth, better known as Harry San- aer of Clownlandr will be seen in a series of Tunny capers, "finishine his act with a sensational balanc ing trick of toppling tables chairs. and Richard Burton in a musical travesty entitled' 'Kapt. Kid 'Em," has a grand opera voice and his humorous remarks) and eccentric ities make him one of the moat novel single acts in vaudeville. Comedy singing and -dancing is the work of Phesay and Powell. Miss Ramsy and her trained canaries bring a troupe of feath ered birds that give a pleasing program. 1 NIGHT HORSE SHOW CLOSED SUCCESSFULLY (Continued- from page 1.) with ribbons going to the Misses McBride. Four entries were made in the, ladies' and gentlemen's three gaited pairs class. Armament and and mate took" the first p'rfie and J Mrs.1 Stanley c. E: Smith,- a gorge ous bouqnet of carnations in addi tion. Tony and Johnny Dundee, the stunning McDougall team, sec ond; and Alstocrat and Aviator, third, while Black Diamond and Topsy Sinclair were fourth. Somewhat ia the novelty line was the garment race affording competition between five entries. Horace Stewart was the winner. The week's program came to a close with the spectacular free for all high jump. The bars were raised to a final height of six feet, six inches. The competition from five feet, ten inches proceeding only between the three .McCleave entries who were proclaimed final winners, Bally Boggen won the blue emblem, while Becohfl place went to Corn Cob, and third to. Vi tality, j i t The awarding of; all ribbons in the last event to horses from the McCleave string fave the Canadian exhibitor a total of 41 ribbons during the five days; nine firsts, 13 seconds, 1 thirds, and 8 fourths. N T X X X : X . - X . X :i. X X ' X X X X X X X X X X x- I X " X . t Y T T V T Folic Entries FoUr Prise Winners In the Motor Style Show at the STATE FAIR Yesterday (QodillsiC Suburban Sedan Winner of the Grand Prize a Silver Cup Oadillac Touring A Blue Ribbon Winner Oidsmobile Coach A First Prize Winner BncftenfoackeF Brougham A Winner of First Place The above cars displayed, demonstrated and sold in Salem by F. W. PETTYJOHN CO. 365 North Commercial TELEPHONE FOJR DEMQN STR ATIO N 'at i f T t X I X X X . I x -x x x X X - X X X X I X -X -x 5 4 I X - 4 . .X HUNTING DEATHS MOUNT PENALTIES FOR CAIIELKSS. XESS NOTED IS WARNING E. F. Averil, state game warden, has issued a letter to all deputy game wardens telling them that reports reaching the main office indicate that an unusually large number of hunting accidents have happened for the first half of the deer season. He asked that at tention be called to the fact that any person who is responsible for au accident is thereafter pro hibited "from bearing firearms within the state of Oregon." In his letter Warden Averil de clares it is his opinion that "Criminal carelessness is the mild est term that can be applied to an accident of this kind. We owe it to the careful hunters "to throw every safeguard around them we possibly can to protect them from the danger of injury at the hands of-irresponsible men with guhs. In the case of a man who mis takes another for a deer and shoots him we hope that public sentiment in this section is suffi cient to caue his arrest and prosecution on the. charge of man slaughter." ever; "and. he put faside ' inquiries! as to whether he expected to re sume his duties there. He was compelled to give up aetlve man-1 agement of departmental affairs early in April when he suffered an attack diagnosed as thrombo sis, and has not been at his office since that time. Mr. Weeks explained the im mediate purpose of his trip to Washington as having to do with the necessity of clearing out his home here, which was sold during his absence, but Which still "con tains paintings and other effects which will b shipped to his resi dence in New Hampshire United Stages, entered Ontario, 163,87$ of which stayed from two! to thirty" days, 1,643 from one to six months and the remainder shorter periods. FIGHTERS REACH , RIVER SPANISH T HOOPS AUK NOW AHLK TO OUTAIX WATFK ) ' MAnnin rw i m- a-t '..lilt', S J . 1 . I .',1 U . I ated Press.) The aH of Ajdir and the clearing of the Riffians out of that sector of Morocco has transformed the lot of the Spanish soldier from one of hardship to actual comfort, with the luxury of water to drink and water to bathe in. A brief announcement from the Spanish general headquarters this afternoon reads: "The Spanish troops have reached the Xekour river in their further advance in the Alhucemas region. Absolute tranquility prevails ' within our protectorate." Report Is Filed During the past week 72 men and 8 women were given employe raent through the employment of fice at the local YMCA. There were 118 men and 15 women reg istered at the office. There were S3 requests for male help, and 32 requests for women .help. Com mon labor represented the largest number of jobs given to men. IPYlilliiWI X MURDER SUSPECT HEED b WALLACE, Ida., Oct. a. Po lice were advised tonight that Sherii Frank Taylor of Lane county, Oregon, that Arnest Aeil- lo, wanted in Wallace on a charge of murder, was arrested in Eu gene, today. Aeillo is wanted here for the slaying of W. H. Iflstner, RESIGNATION IS HINTED ILL HEALTH MAY FORCE SEC RETARY WEEKS TO RETIRE WASHINGTON. Oct. 3 (By Associated Press.) Secretary Weeks' return to Washington to day from the long absence ecessi tated by ill health served to strengthen the impression that he will retire from the cabinet in. the near future, although no informa tion as to his plans was available either from Mr. Weeks himself, or in any other quarters. The war secretary was a lunch eon guest at the White House. He did not visit his office across the street at the war department, how- Canada Nets Big Return From American Tourists I ; OTTAWA. Ont. Tourists from the United States brought $150, 000.000 in revenue to Canada in 192.1. according tc estimates of government officials. This sum is equal to a quarter of the value of the Dominion's wheat crop and approximates the values of the annual mining output of Ontario, Quebec and British Columbia com bined. More than 2.000,000 American automobiles, it is estimated, have crossed into Canada already this year They carried approximately 3.000,000 tourists, or one tourist for every man, woman and child in the dominion. Every province shared in the tourist business. On tario received the larger traffic. Last year 1.376,988 cars from the LEG SORES ARE CURABLE. If you suffer from Leg Sores or Yurieosp I'lcer. I wiH send you bolutely FKEE a copy of my famous book that tells tiow to rid of these trouble for all time by using my remark able iirtlpf.s treatment. It is, diiferent from anything you ever heard of. and the result of oter 3o years specializing, siut ply send your name and address to Dr H. J WI1ITTIKK. Suite 1176, 421 East 11th Street, Kansas CttyiIo. Adv. I " I X x. X X . X X t T Pygmalion is Shaw's funniest comedy someone -has A Comedy By George Bernard Shaw ' OCTOBER 7 The Moroni Olson Players offer this clever comedy as their first of a series of plays for the 1925-26 season. suggested a renaming. "From Vermin to fc.rmine. . A sniv eling flower girl is taught to "speak properly" and miracu lously transformed into a duchess as the result of a bet. MElLIG THEATRE Wednesday, October 7 Secure tickets at Pattern's or Atlas Book Store, Will's or Moore's Music House Popular Prices of $1.50, $1, 50c Five Acts PPO- drome Cmrial Rotii IBarton l- fad Jtr?IS-J,H? Sunday Webfoot Weekly State Fair Pictures MOM AS JAMS OLIVER On WW J tonight! The Atwater Kent Radio Artiat are on the air tonight and every Thuraday nlht at 9 o'clock Eaatern Standard Time. We think ao much oi thia good prof ram of good muaic that it to broadcast oner all these stattona: WEAF . . New York WSA1 . . Cincinnati WJAR ..Providence WGR ... Buffalo WEEI . . . Boatoa WWJ . . '. 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