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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salen. Oregon, Tuesday Morning. May 13, 1930
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Present Governor Talks on
Candidacy to Chamber
Of Commerce
GMag his only political ad
dress of the campaign In Salem.
Governor Norblad addressed the
chamber of commerce luncheon
Monday noon. The governor comes
to the end of a long and strenu
ous campaign but appeared in fine
physical trlm when he epoko to
the merchants of Salem and pre
sented his claims for continuance
in the office to which he was
called bjf the death of the late I.
L. Patterson in straightforward
manner.'The governor was intro
duced by Tom Kay, state treas
urer, his colleague on the board
of control. Mr. Kay praised the
governor's radio address In trib
ute to motherhood delivered Sun
day night, and said that in his
service In .the senate Mr. Norblad
had been friendly to Marlon coun
ty interests.
Early Experiences
Briefly Reviewed
The governor quickly reviewed
his eacly life as a Swedish immi
grant boy landing at Castle Gar
den, thrown on his own resources
, at 13, musician in a circus band,
foundry worker, student in cor
respondence school, and finally
practicing attorney. He mentioned
a number of the civic services he
had performed in Astoria during
war times and as member of the
school board. He then gave rather
an Intimate picture of the prob
lems he had had to face in being
thrust suddenly without warning
or anticipation, into the office of
governor. "I have bad many
strange and unusual experiences
and problems. The matter of ap
pointments has caused trouble.
There were the appointments of
two members of the game com
mission, and the problem of pro
tecting the recreational advan
tages of the Rogue river. By next
January I will have had 13
months experience n the office
and believe that the people will
benefit by continuing one who has
had this, experience."
Vital Issne Lacking
Xorblad Declares
After saying that all the candi
dates were agreed in pushing pro
grams for Oregon's development
so that there was no issue at stake
but merely a matter of personality
he submitted that ha was best
qualified because he was neither
a radicaf"nor an extreme conserv
ative and because he rose from the
ranks and knew the Impulses and
experiences of common people.
The governor cited his friendly
support, of measures affecting Ma
rion county. He said that be would
The G01
Board .
By OLIVE M. DOAK
HOLLYWOOD
Today "Dynamite."
Friday "The Fighting
Legion," Ken Maynard.
GRAND
Today "Paris," with
Irene Bordonl.
Wednesday "Q Ships." by ,
Veterans of Foreign wars. .;
Friday "Frozen Justice'
Lenore Ulric
FOX ELWNORB
Today "Rich People."
Wednesday "Honey."
HUGH'S CAPITOL i
Today South. Sea Rose"
with Lenore Ulric and
Charles BIckford.
Constance Bennett In "Rich
People' was at Fox Elslnore Mon
day in her initial, dramatic all
dialogue picture and with her, ap
peared Regis Toomey and Robert
Ames.
The plot of the story is 5 an
amusing, quite unoriginal, fairy
tale of riches, iove and a wilful,
modern, spoiled daughter of lux
ury. Personally I can't say much
I of- Constance. But there Is a
great deal of good that may be
said for Regis Toomey, and Ro
bert Ames. They are excellent.
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- "South Sea Rose" at Blip's
Capitol Is an interesting picture.
Lenore Uirlch does some admir
able work. She is so much like
a native South Sea islander that
one finds it hard to believe that
she is really the attractive Miss
Ulrich of some of her former pro-
bring to the office a atrdng phys
ical reserve and an energy- such as
few men of 49 possess. "I have
Epent as much actual time In the
governor's office as my predeces
sor. I have been in my office at
four in the morning and at mid
night. My habit is to get several
miles of walk each morning, that
and eight hours of sleep fit me
for a hard grind."
Before the governor spoke,
Capt. Robert McBride of the Sa
lem Navigation company in re
porting the refusal of the board
of engineers at Washington . to
grant appropriation for a four
foot river channel at this time,
said that his company could han
dle more freight if they had addi
tional terminal facilities and
urged public support of a termi
nal project costing 150,000 which
would be taken said of by the
rentals of the boat company. They
hand d about . 40.000 tons of
goods last year which he esti
mated was 10 per cent of the to
tal traffic between Salem and
Portland.
IHIILLYin)
HOME OF 25c TALKIES
Today, Wednesday and Thursday
" The Whole World Acclaims
a Greater DeMille!
It takes a De Mille to pat such startling drama, daring
ideas, gorgeous settings, breath-taking spectacle into
one film.
I , Ok
Cecil B.
De MiUe'a I
All Talking
Production
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with CONRAD NAGEL, KAY JOHNSON,
CHARLES BICKFORD, JULIA FATE
Also All Talking Comedy
and Pathe Sound News
d actions. Her vole ft delightful
and ah naatar forelta accent
ia intrJruUf fasaloa.
Charles BIckford, who plays
opposite Ufa Ulrica, la Terr
good, only poor Charles always
seems to have to take the "low
brow parts, and it is hard some
times to sympathize with him. It
Just occurred to the reviewer that
he is much thinner than In his
last pietsres. Perhaps success ia
wearing for him. '
There are some beautiful pho
tographic shots in this picture and
some exceedingly realistic ones.
Air told the show is amusing. '
" 'Q Ships," the movie of sub
marines, will be shown under the
auspices of the Marion chapter of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars at
the Grand, theatre Wednesday and
Thursday. This movie tells the
story of the mystery ships which
did so much to stem the onslaught
of the German submarines that
threatened England's life lnltl?.
The German U-boats had de
stroyed shipping, harrassed the
coast line, sank food vessels and
a great alarm in the allied na
tions. Something had to be done
and done quickly. Jellicoe's ap
peal for destroyers and fast small
craft was answered from America
and a flotilla of American destroy
ers slipped into Queenstown har
bor. .Then came the mysterious "Q"
ships, the vampire which lured the
U boats to destruction. Disguised
as an ordinary schooner, but
heavily armed and manned by
sailors of the line these vessels
met the German submarines.
This movie contains official
war scenes from the British naval
records. It is said to have been
produced with the co-operation of
the British admiralty.
TICKETS AT SPA
Tickets for the county talent
contest at the Elsinore Friday
night may be obtained at the Spa.
This contest is sponsored by the
Marion county federation of com
munity clubs. Tickets purchased
there have a percentage going to
the benefit of the federation.
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ried Marion county three to one
and Una county two to one.
Mr. Smith's statemetftr about
Bis candidacy Is: Guy O. Smith
who fi one or thja candidates for
the republican nomination for the
of flea of circuit Judge of the
third Judicial district, comprising
Lisa and Marion counties, is a
native of this city, having bees
born is Salem In July, 188Z. Soon
thereafter ha went to live on a
farm ia Polk county and there
spent his boyhood days. After
graduating from the public
schools of Polk county, he attend-
Wed. Thurs. Fri.
'Sweetie's' Sister's
COMING!
Ail MUSIC SOUND
AND DIALOGUE
GRAND THEATRE
WHEftE SOUND IB BEST
ANT Of ANT
TIME
25c
SEAT
Last Times Tonight
IRENE BORDONI
"PARIS"
Entertainment DeLaxe
That's "Paris'
Comedy, Clever Dialog;,
Beautiful Music arid
Bewitching Color I
"HAUNTED"
More Fun and Mystery Than
MTha Cat and The Canary
WEDNESDAY BRINGS
VQ SHIPS"
V. F. W. Special Show
Continuous 2:00-11:00 P. M.
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CARR0LLV gSJ
Even sweeter than -J LfVk Ym$
"Sweetie"! With S 1 4i
the new songs II Y-vAm? SJiJL
you're bumming. A 1 I V Ru Tq
bundle of rollick- 1 4 flfv Ml I '
ing romance. 1 1 vm 3 j A
r j, Today l V-ffil rrut n
1 C0N5TANCEP mgtftSJ
, &ENNETT:
rfti'n ' I added sf i
1 Buck I ,! Htyfps
.MA wSu
TODAY and WED.
PASSION VS.
PRIDE
A n exotic
South Seas
beauty melts
cold New Eng
land in a vi
brant Movie
tone romance
with songs.
ad WTnaaetta nnrrerslty. rrmdu
sttBf from the law department oX
that institstloa la 1110. Immedi
ately apo3 his gradaatioa ha en
tered upon th practice of his pro
teeeio la Salem with Roy T.
Shields, which partnership oa
tlaaad until Mr. Shields moved to
Portland ta 1925.
While Senator McNary was a
member of the supreme court of
this state. Smith Shields vera
associated .with Jndge John H.
McNary ia the practice of law.
Mr. Smith has practiced con
tinuously since his admission to
the bar In' all of the courts of
this state as well as the Federal
courts which are located ia Port
land, i
He has been an instructor of
law at the Willamette university.
In 1914 Mr. smith married
Theresa Cassidy who was at that
time teacher ia the schools ot
Prineville. To this naioa three
eons have been born.
While Mr. Smith devoted sub
stantially all of his time to the
practice of the legal profession,
he has been interested in fann
ing and fruitgrowing, and it now
interested ia several farms in
Polk, Tamhill and Marion coun
ties. lie is a member of the Artisans,
Maccabee's and Elk's lodges; Sa
lem chamber of commerce and
Oregon state chamber of com
merce; Marion county and State
Bat' associations.
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VOTE FOR
OTTO J.WILSON
Republican Candidate for
REPRESENTATIVE
Born and reared on a farm in
Marion County, sttccessfal busi
ness man, tax payer oa both city
and farm property.. Experienced
Legislator.
Salem Councilman . . .1010-17-18
Mayor of Salem 1010-1020
Representative .... 102S to 1027
"Richly qualified by character,
temperament, knowledge and ex
perience to become an exceedingly
valuable member of the legisla
ture." Oregon Voter.
Supplies Sent to
Voting Precincts
Tha eocity sheriff started to
day delivering election supplies to
the voting precincts over the
county. One truck load started out
with boxes containing. ballot and
tally hooks and registration looks
for more distance precincts. : The
work most be done by Thursday.
Charles' M. Schwab, the indus
trial leader. Is a keen goiter.
I Veterans of Foreign Wars
Present -
submapine;
2j5gICTVRE EVER PRODUCED
Grand Theatre, May 14 and 15
ICs -going to be srreat!
' M3retiies Ttai All
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