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Newspaper Page TextXHE. OREGON, STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 13 1S2 . ; ,--T:- - T,. . , "., i U' '1 1 ill i i it.Oregftn-i.pola Negri lt -"Plover or wigm. .. . - . ; i. Heillg Robert, Mantell Cenerlere Hamper " Inf'The chant - of .Vonlce.' - ' i ' M-.s :. . ft- ; ! 1- RUgb Art Acord and his mar velous . Mfrse, "naven" In "The Circus Cyclone. V i . I HI U PICTURE DSIDGE SUH Dffi ' SET Oitflf 22 ... ' 1 ! 1 I , i DRAWS LARBE CROWD I Flower 1 of NighUMat the Oregon, -Said Triumph of- : bcrcep, career Supreme UriS Will; keaf Barrett Brothers Albany' '' , ' r ;Ca$e Aj!peal;a , - ' - :3t'-.- Talent was featuredr from ibo- ' Kin nine to end . in making; "Flower " T Night, starring Pota': Negri, which opened Atthe-Oregon thea ter yesterday and ;wirf- rfinaln, tat the screen there "throngn- today.- FirsrJoseph'HergesBelraef, fa mouH novelfet and author! of ."jTjttl able Davld! ai Th4 Bright Shawl,' was engaged to rite"ttee, story and write" it with' tie partic ular object of creating avehjicle best suited to Miss Negrri jfal ents;. then. Willis Goldoekrho, adapted 'Peter Pan 4 for" jthe screen, was set io the taskcf pre paring the scenario. . and Paul Bern was assigned to. direct jthe production following his success with '"The Dressmaker from Paris." irw4' ; It needed hut MisaiNeJtrl land fi Warner Oland, who playsjthe male lead. . to round out tho ber- ponnel for a thrilling ami beauty ! fill production ; ; 1 : "Flower of Night" Is a romance that embodies thrilling action jaad I marvelous "color that deals wih persons of .vitally Interest luff types 4 that is laid la. & setting of magni ficent scenic beauty and that gives Miss Negri thel opportunity fori the triumph Of tier'soreen career. And Pola Negri ; has made that I promise come, trne. The state supreme court yes terday set January 22 as the date for hearing the appealed case of Barrett Brothers who recently ob tained an Induction in the Linn county courts restraining (he Union Bridge company from com pletlnglhe approaches to the new bridge - spanning he Willamette rjfer, at Albany 1 The case Was ae; for hearing in he .supreme' court after J. M. Pvera, representing the state highway commission filed a peti- riion- asiun mat it no aonancen on the trial dockfet Barrett BroUiers alleged in tieir original complaint agalirst J thy. Union Bridgej (company that completion of tho K Albany kn: proaptt wofild damage their prop, erty to the extent of many tjiou sand of dollars. The permafeehti injunction Issued against the .Union Bridge company-was signed; by Judge 1j. II. McMahan, ofgtiie.; Marion and Unn connty circuit court. Appeal, to the. supreme, court later was filed by thede fehdant corporation. " ; Jjirln; of,ft;floctprt-deTots bl.s ftOtlro time, tntbo health work of mee-three- bodies -waa discussed at miuC langtlt by the board,, but.no definite decision was reached. At titude' of . the. members of; the boart Indicate, howeref , that ac I ion wiijlibe ffyrorable. There was not:-d director, expressrng 'opposi tioil to the plan. ' ' iL ' ' The question o purchasing a new site for a junior high school did not come up before the board last night. , This matter, it ' la thought, will not be threshed out till later on in the spring. Mr. Smalley was allotted $10 a month tp conduct the local , dray age for the'school board.' ? The school board consented to allow the use of the Salem high school shop room ,on Monday eTe nlngs from 7 to 9 o'clock for tho purpose of conducting an . engi neering class. . . . Five loads of gravel, it was re ported, have been, received at Mc Kinley junior high school and one load at Richmond grade school. This is to be "used: in spreading on the play grounds. ' A request was read seeking an other piano for the high school. This request." however, was turned fiiln i inn UUIZ. LflUU down, the school j board feeling that only things of the utmost Im portance must be bought during tue yealp In order to ayoid a eri ous deficit In the cho6rf unda. It. CiBatham offered totfthe school board a lot to be- used for tltt growing of flowers as an ex periment for the students. lie of fered the lot on $10 down and' SI 0 a month for thirty months. ( The UCKifJGilCEHSES m&ttcr was. notdecided on. f , . ; -r , . ATTACK ON GIRL CASE .li -TfpTvNEW HEARING 3. KOWf AT T:HRORGON THEATRE Pola' Negri, sapporteel by Warner Oland, in "Flower of the Night." is attracting large audiences at the Oregon this week. Today will be the last time Salem people -will-be gixflfm. a'oprtliitty-tpview it. The storyi te by Joseph llefgeshairmT, author - of "Tol-able David" and 'JTheBright. Shawl." PAinips i Sin i inl'iii n WILt rLfti m MME LIS18E NSiLEtfililT Deputy Sent to Portland to: Investigate Possible Fraud Cases. . . i si 5.i. I -ShakespeareabA Actor r, Will i Present "-Merchant ;ol i Venice, ai nems -- i ;;riiifii(ic'nii:iM mnv . UuLiiiu un iiiuuiii 1 i Marriage After Accident, No ; Catise.: W .increased .. Compensation Will Moore, stale- . real eslaic- commissioner. ha iostructea wit-. Hem A. Mullon, deputy lo go ltoj Portland and investigate all real estate brokdts who aro; operating; without a ll56 license. Under the1 law all real estate brokers must post a bond of $1000" tt protect their client ugaifnst rratm, Real estate brokers.,, wko, failed to file applicatiorti fbr. license rej newais prior to January jirwiirue assessed $7.50 for their.anJaual lij cense. Reijewals applied for prioi in lammrwi 0 wipre isliert t 'the rate ot $5 Uncases 22i I cations for, renewals were not re-1 rl-i. -rmt-.-4tJ tottlPBj" 1 !.-.. iW. ,..lVa9IHrtiAd would seem to- apply inJsthe (case I were considered as new applicants of. -the uisunguisneo.' BuHr' ean star, Robert B. Mantell. who, with ' Genevieve Uimpfr;i9j e eaeed la ' the presentaon'ttjf A riTprtbiro of the J works ofj the riartt .' and : classic ' nlayfc.1 and; iho iti.hTRAen at the Haiti i theatter tonight in "The Merchant-of Vn-x "Ice";! The-number of toqrmg Snakespearean stars is now, re duced fo Mr Mantel! jand M1bs Ilamperi and.thials to begreatly regretted -as" the bard j plays are again In the ascendancy. In no other branch of nheatrtcai enter tainment M f- following as loyal as that which finds pleasure n Shakespeare's work's..; The ther forms of- stages' offering such, as set and problem playsmoylesj and oneretta each' have thebr lnniings. but nose are continuously. In favor as In the' case wltM 'Vba playr pom prising'-a repertoire- aich-;ai Mr. Mantell oners the public-, in an iii r.!n. u vhth Ihnv nnttor. none offers greater opportunity t ice Burnett In original manaamnj to tho stars than "Shy lock" and I proceedings filed by oeorge j. PrUa" in "The MeTchant ! of Casady. wno sougni 10 cuiu Venice." Things theatrical Ih Sa- state industrial accident commisf lem will . date4 front, tie night tof sion" to allow and pay to tne Mantelrs appearance iiiere' ana I claimant rompensauou ir y Manager Holt--is to-befeongifattt- j and, two children,. the result of hl$ lated'ror making it possifilet t or j m arrlage: After Uls. Injury , which local playgoers to sefw ithisi fam-1 occurred oiv March xv&i. U4 actor and his company. ? jid I At tho. time of his Injury Mn thee SbakefpeareanrC1play'"wqi; be i Casady4 was, a widower with but resented, here this season. jThis one chlli ire afterward,marrled Is Mr.fMantoH's farewell touff. 1 his" present wife and twoi chlldre were born, i Soon after the accij dent Tin i which Mr Cassady was Ip j urod , he applied. to the accident commission for compensatlH which was allowed on the basis of partial disability " He .later ap plied for an Increased - allbwanefe for permanent total disability which alsowajr allowed.' The question ; before the court was whether the wlfearii children which- h.e! aculrediubseqaent .to receiving, nis injury sbooio. oe con sidetedMtf esUmatlnsJLhe.new, a lowance. I The court held, adverse id-1& ' citlmant-UBd idcred ttife vrM. A lam iAlt . ' -1 'M - - . " - ' i Marriage - relations contracted auhseauent to an accidnt do not operate to- Increase the persopa compensation oi-an jnjurea Awi ' i.nHiir ;ttM -nro visions of'.tHp aui - l w - - i WVrauiCU rf ,v. ' a ' cording to an- opinion' handed. down by the state-supreme couri here yesterday. Th opinion was written by Jufl- Iho was not permitted to show that tfc proeertX iha di mftropjpr o- himself.' The question is not pre sented by the record lefore this coiirt. Crantfne that he hid a Ltlgfrf fohowj in tdvanc of Jh siaie's testimony that she hdd Im proper relations with a man other than Ihe defendant, still' her oral declarati6nHo-' some one to that effect ;are not competent Xor that purpose. "Haines might bavo 'asked- ier -thft. ftueslfiojuvand..i(:-tthe 4eaiel U, babe impeached hoi by calling, at tention to her contradictory stato ment. 1-Jven ;tbins theprpof . of her oral admission wouidhave no greater or ditferont effect lhan to nullify her r1nialj.r, -It .would not. prove ber'CoRion ' with ' iihyonc. ffen'ceh.the question sought to be submitted here, is not,- presented. "Much complaint" was made aboutr asking leadtng" s.qnestfons and Jhe record 4s .replete, with in stances of the kindj The general a il. that! sue form of - tnter- BogationJs, withJatlie , dlimretto of the trial court, and that a re versal on thai., ground cannot , be had unless there is a .clear, abuse of ' such discretion. That tribunal is the best judge of the-matter. '"It may be that on account of her ;actua I ' nvdde'sty ' it 'would "be impossible to get the- testimony of the Injured, girl before the jury without" thV use? of leading qu'es tionsv, but- without, placing the de cision on that ground it would seem that diffidence would- not effect a girl.of 15 or 16 who wu so brazen as-JLo "submit to the lust- fur embraces o a man after three 'days.aeTlUaintahce with him. as tne record discloses m this case. ?Fbr the error of admitting tes- timonjrtendfitgrlo tonrict the de fendant "of a. wfholly Irrevelant offense". -.f he judgnfetit ts r'eversed and wew trIa.4:orderetl."- Mr I Locals Getting Under Way . With 'pood 3howuigieiLt.l:,T.. 11 surprise a b S'Sea$pn,' Rght .Seert M'm f",out ot t w t Ob his return he kwas t61d 'that 1 J nit at da wn t w6 m'A htHTgon down the Colorado on arrft valn ty Irving to Toro ir to-shbrer J - Iotfi'JI h boatwnt fhfEbferfff and his' deputies, and a wild rat-C down the- Colorado began, f Rapids malo the trip most dangerous for men acchstomed'to the mountains, but 'soojrtbey- caught sight, of the fleeing pair. ; "A gun battle running- for IS miles followed, till the sheriff got tired of being shot ' at. and he closed in on the quarry and caught them in midstream, 1 ' ' More than 140 witnesses testi fied at the trial. John Parsons, present' sheriff, as on ' the jury Th'e Asbell boys tesitfied that- the eastern lad tried to hold them up, and said they had' shot jin ,'iself defense. " Knowing their repute. they doVlded to bjdeihe body. Ber . aw A m a a. ; v j - . w5vus iut nfj 'Hum iney nothing-ot it'-' T ' ' Th4flaryavwtne.ARhell8 ; a deatbfsesieaci i Tbev Arisona?"law forbkfduia;llhe dea'th' - penaltyT Uh effect only a few years. Intervened to save the Asbells from the noose". They got life. ' In; the state penitentiary at Florence they are again restless, and only, in July of . this year both were in solitary cells" fdreortspir ig to escape. One of them had killed bis wife, it is generally understood, "in an him; he's servinrfjulife sentence automobile "accident" out on Gold now. ' ' s ' . 'Hf-'.V- v. fore knew U v rrrtshJtt"ioT-tgJi 'HS noopers will journey to scio mis evening to meet the Rcio' high school five. Rumor has it that the Scio outfit bave been respons ilile this Reason for tho defeat of Albany high school. If this rv n kill I.. t lin I y-vx'i I rt i lA maa tain"' that Ibis evening's ga;ae. wiu-J be, the hardest I hey this. season Coach Brow u .has Iwen working his men in scrimmage evcrv aft . ' , It! ernoon. stressing team worav es pecially, ih. passing. lie hasab been emphasizing close in 'shot's'. N Lineup to start for Parrish will include .(ireen ami Slegmuhdvtct forward, Andrcssemat center, jind Kelly andJKeppjnger at guaro. lOTHll Child's - Besf vlixativfr ifdrrua 1 Rg Syrup'f IS ; lr"lij Tongue pSboi I U r Hurry at the igh scho4l ?,CB"ftlJr!eP&- are under that ag it Isfthoaght DAfiCIHG;ATSCHDOy? rBALKED-BY CURFEW be impracticable - Thecurfew laW It is said, provides -that all thosls under 18 ' years " of ' age sh all not be on the streets 'unescorted I bjy adults after 9:45 p. ra. Inasmuch ?thel majority; of and it never Talis to opea. i" bowels ! A teaspoonful today may hold a dance lasting so late a 10 MVAn4 a sicir child tomorrow; n'clock Jn tbd evening, i would irerist for genuine! -lf he in violation of the laW, 'California Fig Syrup" wb5J?af ,r-el8e-with , sa many .haperonea directions for bames u. "Tfft. that thexff would-be no room on of all ages prnuet ZZ'JZZ the floor for dancing. : J, .7.. fi --Matter-of Joining? with- the' city hf . You must say Prineville Local jstoeKmeu- ship 12: curs cattle ;to P'oIand market. DBINPUH it OilH OAC.AthleteNamed Dircd torf of American Ama teurl Association; Robin Reet' Aggie anentor.and contender for -the world welter weight title;, hasi been appointed on the board of;directora fOr the American amateur athletic . asso ciation. ; His appointment follows npon an iterestlns Career as an amateur; wrestler-.-; in- nis .teens Reed, won the 125 pound national wrestling title, the JoHo ingyear he annexed v the 1 35 ,r pound v title and following "this 'reiatered the Olympic : meet "at Paris and ; took the world chamftlonship. ' Astoria Crown-Willamette Pa per Co.w plants .309,000,, trees jn Young's River Valley: : A Cyclone of iFast , ' i . i 'ActionK, Ii.',,- Tlie King of ) be Saddle In,' smut, rmtring;- romp lug tale of wlventare' In the.- .. Great AVewt. Nothing but acliou ami ' thrills cram the story of this happy- ( go-lucky - cowpunchr, - ' pretty circus girl And - marvelous horse. -.. . V.UART- j!'. GORD I fa his newest picture . ::TE2.C&ci:iTyc!:ne A county ranger, riding through Sycamore canyon, down ' there When? it works up from tbe Nick Perkins range ,f near, the Yavapai county line toward. Bill Williams mountain, drew up at an old tank, scooped out'of the rocky ground, to give-his. horse-a. drink. ; bootwas st ick- ater.,omc 30 foot from shore. , He threw -a rot k and hit it. lint itd1dn't move. So he peeled off lilt? clothes': and wlided out to it, dragging -it 'to shore and with.it the body of a boy, to which a heavy stonewas attached. Only, the dry season, lowering the "ater level in the tank, brought the mnrdcr to light. Cone Was everything valuable In. huj clothes. :.. In less than half a.-day tho sheriff oX this,. thelarC Ht county injbworld. had iden- lUtdke bndiftnliat 'of o, youth who hjd coiiiei- oujfe Irm iiaitl- -Yalr f fcU kiVWtarisTWslf al- immor, hla. ken. IntaUlgene as caet4 fcy Major, Grow 5". 8xtn, "Tlis ZMpoty frwOrTptl County." . Hrr vka nimbi cut m4 motM car h srlBcs twUtr an& 'nx iustlc te ruaors.. ,-; Roads hill. They were the same pair1 "who tied up an old man down in Black f'anyon. lying between ! Phoenix and Prescott. and held a lamp to his feet to force him to tell where he kept his money. ; The old man liad more grit than they and refused', and was crippled for life. As a " Jiiryinan then. John. Par sons wondered at the ability of a sheriff to" chase a murderer 500 I miles f before catching him-. Now Sheriff. Parsons finds no week slip by When he, himself, doefennt have a 300 or 400 mile run in his big car after an evil-doer. J Two cowmn"W4re, found next morning wlu-'ba4 soeu-'thc boy ith the rAsb"eljj.'!boy8, tWxrOf the rlelS & f... tlPs. t he peel- Glorious! "Cascairet&'-lOc that's 4 ofd MptfteAtizam sheriff' cary9 .wnicjnuesijirgja noinmg. !TSdll.ft,J fr:the Grand 'CkifaffSbii.rti,- Within whose astneelfe mlli&&tow tlKJevet "ifjrdcao'i)? a'teau. tliemHts'li-a I eei tji,-sweet, refreshed; ror aays uppvewn us recesses i ? i- v,rmlm. r-. Don't stay head achy, .bilious, constipated, sick! One or two pieas ant; candy - like Cascarets"- any time will gently stimulate1 yo.Ujr liver, and star your HoJ. ThehN you "will hoth vlook sand tongue, ii . 1 1 killed fSLClri-rabbif for ZoddZ ' I .World vfttT. ' iMdSiion trfs ter ''-1 h e v were'fbeat TSuX a - - IN TIIIC f'AXVOX Imagine an Arizona sheriff catching a murderer in a rowboatl For once not a Studebakerr - After hours of travol overwidc deserts i or 'Mhroasltv -crags two miles high -of solid , rock, a tale ot a gun battle; .on-the water in Arl- sona'seems, improDaoie. . - Btttvfdril 2 niiles a Conconino Sheriff chased' a slayer across rt zonalwafer:. arid ffhally eaught for daya upland owu Its recesses ooKing tor, trac 4 y 'j ;Xtarets'teVr gripe, inconvenience unejttsnuag tai, aown voe fao-rfj slclf nVascarets'VhaS become . . v. t i ..w-.r,wl. . , . '. . . .... . . . . selling laxative in xnr men. women, ennaren 4bc-at any drug store- Adv brgVf tSxiT t b t racoon nSine s1ie$lif i6ttkbblno: theni.3Their Ltr.r'hortieftr4';9 iarfet-onVi Once on tne-pTateau ; however. where an automobile' can Tun Jthe hide-and-tEee.k game was one of quick dashes--across the 'country for the . sheri ff ,f ro::. jine. water hole to another. ;. Vi ne sjierin siuck. iar out 01 bis own county, over intoAIohava, went he, finally ' forcing tjiem to desert their horses a few - miles above Tapock, across the - river from Needles. CaL The sheriff-hastened to Tapock to ferry across to Nee.dles,jhlnkr ing they would try to, swim across the Colorado. - ,:. The only boat 'available ' was locked with a chain, and tins -own er was up in, the hills; Into the Mountains went . tbesberiri' at night to rcol'the loanbf.;tbat;,boat. . r rr- - - - i ft, i- -- - ei --V ;; ..-..,'.-'! ;-..-;-. . . - .fi .. - ,- ; . - - -V .r. .- : r I-.., -'r",'-' I'. ". ;i - - V --' '. '..'!. - , , ; -; . . i , : . . 5f-., ' " - a -..; - -- - - - j ' . : .:.TV?;V ': - I- i Our month of clearance of odds ancl ends 1 i$i Fmlf cTver, '-but rre sdlT rerimhs in our I. DUCED.PEUCES:1 ' -r ' vv; ii a a a. ai s - as a. - aw m. 11 1 1 a I uoni let tne rest or inc niuiiwi;. uy iu I i H I wi fri mi fr hi 1 vi n or wh a t. Fn rn i fi i re vrti it tip fH -' I i III -j-e w I J - at threse money saving ppcesu- X "T- III hi Lome in Loaav i i tint - -- - . - - i II, ST BSf iBsaJigBSw .BkrfmPi II.' T. rSiffA in i i ,.., I. ; i -v WITT 1 1 ft I htlMJ 1 1 1 ii :r, ,fii--,ijfvr-: .-.Si V 4 i TONIGHT. The Dramatic 1 : n "THE MERCHAIhT ' OF VENICE-; ' Mr. ManleU-ras hylock'-: 1.1 AVX. IiaUlilCl ,M 1 KJf. ILL) .. Only PcrfortBiance of Shakc . speare This Season i; ';' j PRICES: ! V - $26 - $1.63 S1.10-- S3c Irtfti jritTu-'i-wi m iifiia.aini.-i'Wrmi"a'ltiil W'HUt.liit'inill 111 Sv "f ';irr.r. r ll a.i ii- 't tv' v-;" V-'4.C ii Ifer - - i' v i k jtX : ' ri tr--r . v ;..!-- . .. "j 1 lr . Si i W fl I : --i JBl tux" .r .,r Special A splendid alloVtment of styles ih Patent, Sapand I;St tfumps. borne ot tnesesty ies,rprra- eVlrsoldrup:to85.." I :? ? S3.95 t -..- - -. . Lo(f2 .v-.-.-aiVv-'v Dressy styles Irf Patent and : Satirr - rumps, oome vaiucs up iurwi -. otneJ in and be f i $4.95 Hosiery: Silk Hose, eveiry pairflrudi all the fashibnableshadc ! 4 i 1 . 1 5y..juc"X j-'.! V - JOSEPH ? IIERGESHEIMER 1 1 . -: u --iiziitiiiLU. i 1 . - - ' . t.-v. you r-.ay get" an of Ta'cm anJ, tta: county in -taL 4- - i ' S ' ' - -' ' . J 4 - . -lF -