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the Director
EDWIN CAR EWE
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Wamci Baxter
Roland Drew
Vei Lewis
Michael
Vlsaroff.
The Ouiltor
HELEN HUNT JACKSON
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SINGER MUSICAL STOCK CO.
PRESENT
"FLIRTNG
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Here's another one of those hilarious comedy
dramas to make you laugh till it hurts
Rosebud Dancing Chorus
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A smashing, tearing western show re
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A snappy, peppy comedy from
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Hit
FAST NIK FILM
of westei snroRY
One of the fastest-moving west
era pictures ever filmed is the at
traction at the Oregon theater.
where Tom Tyler, popular western
star, may be seen in his latest pic
ture "The Flying U Ranch." Ac
companying Tyler and featured in
an unusually fine cast are Tom's
pals Frankie Darro. diminutive
western favorite, his dog "Beans"
and Tyler's horse "Flash." This
combination is said to have more
admirers than any other combine
in filmdom. They are seen to un
usually good effect in this picture.
Before appearing in his own
starring vehicles, Tyler played mi
nor parts with Fred Thompson,
and it was mainly because of his
fine work in those pictures that
he was so suddenly elevated to
the stellar ranks.
"The Flying U Ranch" is one of
the best known stories ever
brought to the screen, as it is esti
mated that more than three mil
lion people have read the story by
B. B. M. Bower. It is a sequel to
"Chip of the Flying U." another
book of immense circulation.
An unusual treat is in store for
those who visit Bligh's Capitol,
starting tomorrow for one week,
where Warner Bros, film adap
tion of the famous stage play "The
Lion and the Mouse," has its pre
miere. The surprises are something
more, than a finely told story of
tremendous dramatic force and
the superb acting of the all star
cast. It is the novelty of hearing
the characters in tense moments-
of the play speaking thoir lines in
ringing, arresting tones and there
is of course, the orchestration
w)ijch follows the words of the
drama.
Warner Bros., have accomplish
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DOROTHY
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ed this startling effect by Vita-
phone which in "The Lion and the
Mouse" is for the first time Intro
duced into a (11m play. It is a glo
rious promise of what the ruture
Vitadrama is to be.
The impressive cast la especial
ly fitted for this ambitious under
taking and deserves high praises,
aa does Lloyd Bacon for his direc
tion Mir McAvov and Lionel Bar-
rymore who head the cast, share
honors with William Collier Jr..
Alec Francis. Emmett Corrigan
and Jack Aekroyd. "The Lion and
the Mouse" was adapted by Rob
ert Lord from the celebrated
stage success -by Charles Klein.
G. 0. P. LEADERS TOLD
DODGE WET QUESTION
(CuatiaiW from pf 1.)
elates in selecting the eastern and
western campaign.
Men Interviewed
lie saw personally both James
W. Good of Chicago and Senator
Moses of New Hampshire, who
are mentioned respectively for the
western and eastern headquarters
management, but there were still
no announcements as to their ap-
Dointment. Henry J. Allen, of
Kansas, the new national commit
tee publicity director, also spent
an hour with Mr. Hoover at the
commerce department and then
took up his work at the national
committee meeting.
One of the eastern committee
man arriving to attend the region
al conference tomorrow. Earl S.
Kinsley, of Vermont was induc
ed to accept duty as assistant to
Chairman-Work today and will be
stationed in the Washington off
Ices. Several of the eastern com
mitteemen invited to this meeting
tomorrow notified the chairman of
inability .to attend, but were
enough on hand or represented by
proxy to hold the session. The
time was fixed as 3 p. m. Satur
day.
Hoover Gets Ovation
Secretary Hoover was given an
ovation here today when he made
a brief address before the traffic
ordinance commivtee of the na
tional conference on street and
highway safety of which he is
hairman.
The republican presidential can
didate told the committee that
.heir efforts toward adoption of
uniform laws were making head
way and that the plan eventually
ould be accepted.
The secretary said ten states
had adopted the main recommen
dations of the conference and that
15 or 20 others were considering
ihe plan and likely to approve it.
Confers With J. O. Gool
Mr. Hoover was engaged today
in bringing the purpose of his
personal persuasion to bear on the
".ask of completing the republican
national organization. James A.
Good of Chicago, his pre-conven-tlon
campaign manager, who has
been urged to take the leadership
in the western election campaign
was given an hour with the secre
tary. Senator Moses, republican. New
Hampshire, who has been report
ed as probable eastern manager,
followed, Mr., Good In, and Henry
J. Allen of ffansas who has been
selected to manage the national
committee's publicity campaign al
so conferred with him.
Robbery of mall sacks carried
by the Leviathan is referred to by
British sleuths as a deep mystery.
Or do they mean a mystery of the
uwp: ncnd Bulletin.
DIVINITY
FUDGE
Fresh made in squares
A real treat at
27c a lb.
2 lbs. for 50c
For this week end only
at
Schaefer's
DRUG STORE
Original candy Special Store
1M N. Coml. St.
Phone 107
Penslar Agency
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THE BEST SIPVKSAIHI HAS EVER HAD
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TOMORROW
Frank D. BIiffht Presents
Warner Bro's Great
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TB STUDENTS VISIT
MAKE TOUR OF COUNTY
HEALTH DEMONSTRATION
The class of tuberculosis "work
rs who have been attending the
two weeks' tuberculosis institute
held at the Portland division of
the University of Oregon summer
sessions were Salem visitors yes
terday. .Thirty-eight students, rep
resenting six of the states west of
the Mississippi, made the trip as
a part of the class program.
The group visited the Marion
county child health demonstration
to become familiar with the work
here, and were told of the demon
stration's objectives by Dr. Wil
liam DeKleine. director.
Following the visit to the coun
ty unit, the tuberculosis workers
made a tour through the state,
tuberculosis institution. j
The Portland class is sponsored;
by the national and Oregon state
tuberculosis associations.
"Romano" as Book and
Film Found Popular
"Ramona." the book written by
Helen Hunt Jackson, is fn its 94th
printing. It is still one of the
very live books in novel history.
The movies have made it into a
feature film play and it will come
to the Elslnore theater beginning
Tuesday.
Dolores Del Rio is the star of
the film and plays the title role.
Warner Baxter, Roland Drew.
Vera Lewis, Michael Vlsaroff, Car
los Amor, John T. Prince, Math
ilda Comont, and others appear
in the star's support.
Inspiration Pictures and Edwin
Garewe produced "Ramona" for
United Artists release. It is a grip
ping story of early California and
is filled with romance, as if those
witnessing it on the screen, were
turning the pages of golden his
tory in the days of the Missions
and the Spanish Dons.
Versatile Troupe Found
in Picture "Lady Be Good"
As versatile a troupe of come
dians as ever was gathered toge
ther In one production is t o be
found in the cast of "Lady Be
Good." the First National picture
which comes to the Elslnore thea
ter today.
Heading the cast are Dorothy
Mackaill and Jack Mulhall, First
National featured players, and
both excellent farceurs. Mulhall
made a tremendous hit with his
characterization of "The Poor
Nut," a farce comedy success, and
Miss Mackaill has been featured
In "Subway Saldie" and several
other farces.
Son Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Webb in New York
CLAXTAR, July 6. (Special.)
A telegram, received here this
week, from Schnectedy, New York.
announces the birth of a son to
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Webb. The
lad wl 11 be christened Ernest
Clarence Webb, Jr.
Mr. Webb Is a graduate of OSC
and is employed In the shops of
the electric engineering depart
ment of the General Electric
works of the eastern city.
The Webbs were popular in
college and social circles, and are
receiving many congratulations
from friends here.
i Lincoln county has just gone
i through a recall election that
j didn't recall. As a matter of fact.
there Isn't much occasion for a
recall election. Terms of officers
are so short that the electors
might just as well wait until the
next election to do their recalling.
Albany Democrat-Herald.
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NOTICE
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Court of Marion County. Oregon,
asainst Slarion Cdunty. Oregon, usuea -8
. .TZ: j t..i. om will be cancelled and the payment
July 1st, 1028, In accoraance
8239 and 8240 off Oregon lnwai
Number of
Warrant Dt
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nnnmant to an order of the County
the following warrant ouUtamUng
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To Whom Issued Amount
Orlo Humphreys .62
W. C. Grimm 2.25
Michael Johnson .56
W. E. Vincent 6.5 8
H. D. Grant .48
W. C. Anderson -48
W. R. Kemp 1-40
Robt. Seeger .24
J. W. Hammell .29
Nellie G. Baldwin -3 3
A. ft E. A. Wilson .21
Pearl Bengen 1.12
Wm. Donaldson .12
R. L. Eisenhart l u
Frank Grimp. Jr. .82
Cen. Howell Cong. Church .72
Geo. Weinrich 1.02
C. C. Russell 2.03
C. C. Russell 2.24
Mrs. M. M. Cuslck 11.08
W. L. Cummings .70
V. A. Hart .16
Nellie S. Stickney .5 6
Henry Hepner .90
T. E. & J. M. Schopf 1.25
W. Lightfoot - .7
Nancy C. Fowler .12
Mary Schultz .54
Nils Herlgstadt 9. CO
Elizabeth Whitehead .90
I. V. Stewart .4 6
B. & M. Butterfield .36
Mrs. D. McKay .12
T. E. Sloper .16
Seymour P. Wilson 7.28
Francis Cornell .32
Mary P. Polsky 2.31
Clarence Myers .12
Mary A. Loshbough 1.40
Bell H. Stoufer 1.12
W. S. Walters .28
Mrs. S. Watters .30
Nichilis Stempel 1.68
Geo. Ramsden .82
Claud Rameden 1.54
Eugene C. Riches .08
Gong Garden Co. .07
E. A. Kaiser .52
V. E. Kuhn .3 2
A. & S. Zwelacher .32
Frank Berndorfner .12
S. M. Fletcher (Est.) 2.04
Clara B. Hougham 7.57
Luigi Bean 2.55
Bell Fletcher .9 2
N. E. Milster .80
Wm. Mewharter 2.07
Frank Cornish .68
W. E. Hope .86
Hobson & Pintler .14
W. N. Pintler .60
M. A. Coe 2.36
R. L. Coe 6.00
C. E. Franklin .48
J. G. Standard .40
T. L. Ambler 6.82
Wm. Moser .11
0. G. Moser .45
N. A. Hart .56
J. W. Jackson .68
Bernhard & Johnson .3 2
J. A. Henjun " .45
J. A. Henjun 2.20
J. A. & I. Rydman 1.4
John C. Fuller .36
N. B. & Ruth Aker 2.72
Thomas Johnston .16
Mathlas Kohn .65
C. D. Page 1.06
W. A. Baltmarst 1.26
R. A. Williams 2.69
Leon Froedevoux .17
Ida C. Tragelo .4 8
M. Schuff .49
Mrs. L. R. Fenton .42
Margaret Shoefer .21
August Schafer .66
Chas. Ransom 1.20
H. S. Daly .14
F. L. Llodgdon .39
Harry A. Keiser .35
Mrs. Mary Sabe .84
B. F. Fush 2.70
F. W. Steusloff 4.36
Mrs. H. B. Romberg .4 2
Mrs. M. E. Krise .30
J. A. Richards 2.73
Ed. Collard .13
J. D. Fontaine 8.85
Martin & Mary Kohn .98
Martin Kohn .31
John Weiss 8.08
Jos. A. Imper .24
Mary Eakln 1.20
C. G. Brandhorst .32
M. A. & A. S. Cody 1.03
J. B. Seely 8.24
Ella Redfield 1.20
Fred Schirman .79
C. C. McCorkle 8.88
Joseph Jobst .30
Verena Meyer .4 2
Clara Jasper .64
Joe Dolezal .24
Ida B. Colby .70
R. W. Ordway .70
J. Kilgore .84
E. E. Kilgore .20
Albert Grlnde .52
Mary A. Foster .96
Fritz Birkenfeld .58
S. D. Hawkins 1.05
C. F. Rigbee 1.62
Mrs. Kate Bross .21
L. P. Swan .02
G. A. Swan .07
L. P. Swan 4.45
C. W. Swan .70
Annie G. Barham 9.62
F. M. Greenwood .16
Eva. I 1 P. Porter .87
Geo W. Bowman .14
A. V. Thoma .40
S. C. Cochran .32
1. N. Basey .40
C. E. & M. M Heath .32
C. V. Clodfelter 1.52
Margaret Hummels .63'
Fred Hecker 1.52
Mary T. Hagenauer .4 5
W. J. Porter 2.00
Ida M. Miller 3.10
J. H. Cook .65
Merl E. Dlmlok .52
E. C. Herren .0 2
J. F. Latham .87
Mary J. Queener .48
F. M.Evenson .4 8
.1. S. Starr .4 4
R. E. Whichter 2 80
E. J. Whichter (Est.) .80
K. E. & M. C. Taylor 3.56
E. D. Taylor .29
Myra M. Kilgore .36
Joseph Arkerman .67
Mary E. Reynolds 1.05
John Noran .91
Capital Journal Ptg. Co. 2.83
Herbert L. Daue 2.00
Ralph Watson 1.54
C. W. Zaenker 1.4 4
Sarah K. I.uckey LOO
E. B. Pengra 1.28
All Jobin , .56
Ruth L. Thompson 1.03 !
J. C. Lano .24 I
E. F. Carlton .72
Leo Page .64
B. 8. Dunagan .23
Frankie Dunagan 2.62
J. D. Ernflton 2.79
Mary T. "Wargnler .56
J. A. Laycock 1.14
Iteta R. Colby .89
A. JvLowry .2
Number of
Warrant Date
84927 Aug. t0.
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(Continued
To Whom Issued
R. K. Page
A. J. Lowry
A. J. Lowry
D. J. Gilliam
G. H. Evans
Lila Irvine
L, C. Briem
Henry Bock
Q. A. & J. H. Bock
J. F. ft E. C. Bock
II. & O. A. Bock
0. A. ft E. Bock
G. A. Bock
Bock Bros.
Arnold VanHandel
W. W. Elder
H. ft J. Haid
Geo. P. Nelson
Donald Water Co.
A.&S.L Aufranca
L. H. Wenger
C. L. Davia
Geo. W. Tbsrmoa
Janet Smith
Jeanette Smith
Myrtle R. Mills
A. E. Wrightman
E. A. Wrightman
H. Bliven
Fred Wiley
W. P. Setak
Paul Splonskowskl
J. F. Leonard
Elisla Wolfe
E. S Hammond
Jas. G. Heltzel
Frank Decarli
1. R. Utterback
A. M. Banta
Geo. Martin
John Hulden. (Est.)
Mangis Bros.
Peter Pffaum
Marc Gobat
Emil Scharer
T. A. Strand
O. T. Brodatat
F. M. Evenson
O. E. Nelson
L. T. Jennings
Nellie Wray
John Koeneke
Mary T. Koenebee
John Koeneke
W. W. Irvin
J. Kell
John I. Roberts
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W. A. Wood
A. J. Strubhar
Frank Kusey
W. A. Marske
Earnest Hoffman
John J. Komp
J. W. Imbler
W. M. Hughes
Max J. Leonard
A. J. Taylor
Sarah Taylor
S. E. Richardson
John Kleschmlck
Kva Grenz
S. E. Richardson
C. It. Priday
Homer H. Smith
C. J. Latham
August Olson
Helen Evans
August Kluge
A. N. Steinbaugh
Sherman Heckman
Heckman & Hedrlck
W. T. S. Heckman
Carl Flubacher
J. F. Flubacher
Fred Will Sr.
Rev. T. Zehe
John M. Miller
J. W. McCormack
Mary L. Trask
E. E. Wallace
R. Lamb
E. S. Johnson
C. D. Sanders
Wm. & L. Abraham
Wm. & L. Abraham
Mary Zoeel
Clara E. Miller
E. Todd
Andrew Sanders (Hefr)
H. C. O'Neill
H. C. O'Neill
John IToffmeyer
Elizabeth Kepplnger
E. A. Sharp
Clarissa Walker
May Spawlding
Neal Wolf
W. E. Miller
J. E. Kirk
Margarette Meyer
C. O. Ritz
W. II. Grabenhorst, Jr.
L. A. Goldade
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H. Mlkkelson
Witzell. W. H. ft L.
Eliza W. Ackerman
J. W. L. Smith
H. W. C. Clark
8. H. Heltzel
George Muesalg
J. P. Larson
Gertrude Plummer
Frank Lund
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Chas. Johnson
Wm. Hawee
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O. L. Davis
D. B.. Conniss
Mrs. M. Chappell
Lillian Chappell
Mrs. M. Chappell
John Flkan
John Fikan
Jos. Cordlngley
J. W. Cotner
S. H. Snyder
Lydla C. Brown
Chas. Milone
D. ft A. Macdonald
N. E. Townsend
Albert Hauptman
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L. G. Smith
Hubbard Drug Co.
J. F. Gaskill
Ida M. Miller
Paul V. Finch
John ft C. A. Zeek .
Robert F. nynd
J. R. Olmsted
Henry Larson
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A. F. Hofer (Est.)
Fred J. Smith
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Susie Kearns
Felix LeBranch
Mary E. Jarvls
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Peter Mais (Est.)
Henrik Kloster
J. C. Dawson
J. II. Jacobson
Ed. E. Olson
F. A. Jfc B. Boscow
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Peter N. Koster
C. O. Huntley
Harry R. Bernlcke
Louis E. Harris
Chas. Volkman
Mrs. J. B. Campbell
Wm. C. Myers
Sam Arnold
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