The Oregon statesman., June 13, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

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The REGON StArfiSMAK; em." Oregon. Friday Morning, Jtrne 13. 1930
THESPIANS 01
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lAIUUb it ill
Big Movie Frolic Saturday
Night Will Result in
Selection of Cast
The Call
Board . .
By OLIVE M. DOAK
GRUDGE bit
ON SCHEDULE
HUGH'S CAPITOL '
nr j - 'Sallv " xHfh
a w u j ' - .
Marylln Miller. . '
The old hymn with the refrain,
"Is my name written there?, has
nothing on scores ot Salem per
soiis, would-be screen successes,
who are asking themselves almost
that question in connection with
announcement of the cast for the
American Legion's first Willam
ette valley motion picture.
That question win be answered. '
favorably or otherwise, at the ex- .
traordlnary motion picture Frolic,
to he held Saturday night at the
horseshow pavilion on the state
fairground i, beginning at 8:15
o'clock. The principal characters
will be Introduced at the frolic.
The Frolle, sponsored by the Le
gion in connection with Dagmar
Pictures which 13 filming the val
ley drama, marks the end of
search for local actors for the
cast and the beginning of actual
production of the picture.
Good Entertainment
Also Is Prom Ie4
In addition to announcement of
the cast for'the valley film, the
Frolic Saturday night will present
a varied entertainment to the
thousands who are expected to
witness it. Besides stunts, mu
sic, appearance of the Capital Post
drum corps, and a nun ber of en
lightening explanations and ae-
tnal production of trick motion
picture shots, screen tests which
have been taken of Salon and
Marion county persons will be
shown. '
The screen test showings will
be one of the big features of the
Frolic and thi3 in itself will prove
a drawing card for literally hun
dreds. As late as yesterday peo
ple were still appearing for testa,
'with 10 aspirants coming in yes
terday afternoon.
The complete program for the
Frolic will be given in The States
man tomorrow.
THE HOLLYWOOD
Today "The Trespasser"
with Gloria Swanson.
Friday "Navy Blues," Wil
liam Haines.
Solons See Red as Alcos
Loom Up For Contest
Here on Sunday
pot Tn.rvniiT:
: Today ' King of Jazz,"
i John Boles.
THE GRAND
Today "The Mounted
Stranger," with Hoot Gibson.
HKTfEli
. GOLF Will SIT
VANCOUVER, B. C. June 12.
(AP) At least 50 profession
als and amateurs will start teeing
off for the first 38 holes of the
annua Pacific Northwest open
golf championship over the
Shannghnessy golf club course
here tomorrow. The second 36
holes will be played Satnrday.
Lte today Frank Dolp, Port
land, P. N. G. A. amateur cham
pion, had not reported, but bis
entry is expected.
The draw for United States en
trants, who predominate, includes:
Ivan Johnson, Tualatin, Ore.,
end Harry Pryke, Calgary.
Curley Houston, Seattle, and
Dr. Rosenblatt, Tualatin, Ore.
Mel Smith, Portland, and Jack
Frsser, Vancouver, B. C.
Neil Christian. Portland, defend
ing champion, and Freddie Wood,
"Vancouver, B. C.
' Joe Mosel, Medford. .Ore., and
A. Bull, Vancouver, B. C.
Herman Hurtienne, Tacoma,
and Lloyd Byerley, Portland.
Hare you eet n ' King of Jazz?"
It will be at the- Fox Elsiaore for
the last time today and without
question it is one of the memor
able pictures of the year; mem
orable for its color, its beauty, It3
gorgeous settings, its music, and
for the really clever acts that are
put on in revue form. There is
the same difference between this
revue and the others which have
been made as there is between
porcelain and crockery.
Paul Whiteman and Lis band
play the "Rhapsody In Blue" in a
fashion that leaves the audience
yctte breathless. Georjre White
gives his Interpretation of "Asleep
in the Deep" and Is unlike any
heard before. John Boles and
Jeanette Loff present beautiful
numbers, and they are not the
only ones there is plenty of such
musical numbers. If Lawrence
Tibbets is not careful Insofar as
vita phone is concerned John Boles
will hold the trump card for sing
ing, yes, and acting, too.
You might guess who is the di
rector of suck a finished produc
tion as "King of Jazz" for it bears
so completely the careful and ar
tistic stamp ot Carl Laemmle.
Whh one more big stick loom
ing up In the batting order to
strengthen a list that has needed
it badly, the Salem Senators will
do battle with the Albany aicos
here Sunday afternoon. The Alcos
I are now leading the Willamette
( Valley league.
I It will be a battle, with the Sen-
ators still "red hot" over the raw
deal thev firmly believe was hand-
ed them at Albany a few weeks
; ago. Not much was said about it
at the time, bat the umpiring that
day was terrible according to the
verdict of all parties, and some
or the decisions against Salem so
putrid the Albany fans booed
them.
Umpires that day were the same
pair who drew the raztberries
here last Sunday, though on that
occasion the breaks went pretty
even for both teams.
Billy BuWlvan
Dae to Report
Billy Sullivan Is the latest re
cruit to the 8enator ranks. He has?
held down first base the major
part of three seasons, and last
year led the Oregon-WashingtoB
league in hitting, with an ave
rage of about .500 most of fae
season.
Billy will arrive today from
Notre Dame, where he bas been
playing regularly on the varsity,
and unless the long train ride baa
temporarily dimmed his batting
eye, he is expected to put some
punch into the local team's attack.
Itia too late for Salejn to make
a bid for the first half champion
ship in the valley league, but the
team will be ready tor a finish
tight the second half.
POSTOFFICE BEATS
7 TO 4
CHUT
a u en
TEAM IS HONORED
HAZEL GREEN. June 12. Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Clemens were hosts
to the school ballteam. the teach
ers and a number of friends at
the Haael Green nark Wednesday
evening.
Baseball was played, with Leon
ard Faist and William Duanlgan,
captains. Tke score was 19 to 10
In favor of Faiat's team.
Present were, teaehers, Mrs.
Flora Hedrtck. of Salem. Miss AV
mi Stanffer and Mrs. Sta after of
Pratum, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph. Ziel
fnskl and children, Lawrence. Clar
ence, Iaa. Gertrude and Ronald,
Mr. and Mrs. Faist and son, Leon
ard; Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Davis sad
children. Miss Helen and Kantard
and grandson, Billie Dunaigan,
Tatauro Tada. Victor Williamson,
Guy Allen, Glen Looney; Mrs. B.
C. SSelmakl and son, Lauis, Mr.
and Mrs. J. V. Lehrman and chil
dren, Melvin, Bernice, George Al
fred Moniandoa. the bests. Mr.
and. Mrs. Ben. Clemens and Clifton.
Eileen and Arthur Clemens and
WPilam Dunnigan.
The Postoffice defeated the Mc
Kay Chevrolet baseball team 7
to 4 In a free hitting Industrial
league game Thursday eight on
Sweetland field-. Price and Ri
der of the Postoffice and Frame
of the garagemen hit borne runs.
The Postoffice scored one run
in the first inning, four in the
third and two in the fourth.
Chevrolet scored one in the first,
one in til e third and two in the
fourth. Rider, Postotrtce twir-
ler, fanned 12 batsmen, his catch
er and the first baseman making
all of the putouts.
Tonight the American Legion
and Statehouse will play a post
poned Commercial league game.
The score: .
-Foetofflre
AB R H PO A E
Price. 2b ... .3 1 1 0 0 0
O'NeiL 1ft ... .2 2 1 0 0 fl
White, S34 3 0 0 0 0 1
Thompson, c .3 1 113 1 0
Collins, cf . . . 2 0 0 0 0
Fisher, 3b ..3 0 0 0 0 0
SatehweU. lb 3 0 1 2 0 0
Garrett, rf . . . 3 1 1 0 0 0
Rider, p 3 2 2 0 1 0
Totals ...24 7 7 15, 2 1
Chevrolet
AB R H PO A E
Frame, cMf .321000
Gearhart if-cf 3 0 0 0 0 1
Casey, 3b, ..3 1 2 0 0 2
Ritchie, lb ..2 0 2 S 1 0
Medley, ss . .0 9 0 0 0 1
Brown, 2b .3 0 0 3 0 1
Robins, p ...2 0 0 0 3 0
Dodge, rf . . . .2 0 1 0 0
Morlarty. c . . 2 1 1 6 1 0
Totals ...29 4 6 15 6 6
HI
IGHIT
1 II TP
"The highway commission ap
preciates the historical signifi
cance of the Pantlam Pass," de
clared H. B. Van Dnzer In an ad
dress Wednesday before the
chamber of commerce at Albany.
"We feel the importance ot the
highway to be built through a
virgin forest that should be pre
served from a scenic viewpoint
for future generations."
Thus did the chairman of tbe
state highway commission give
Lhis pledge of support to the Al
ibany chamber of commerce which
for years has labored for the
road. Later in the day Van Duzer
attended a rally held at Sweet
Home which i& on the road to
wards the San tiara Pass.
In his talk the commissioner
declared that the bridge across
the Santiam at Albany was far too
narrow but he did not indicate
when funds for its widening
would be available. In tbe 13
years since 1917, the state ot Ore
gon has spent $135,000,000 on its
highways, the commissioner said,
only 19 miles of road Is yet to be
built. This will be completed In
1931.
his win in
BIG FIGHT HIE
Water Board's
Personnel Liked
Resolutions commending the
city council upon Its choice of a
water coram ksion, were adopted,
at the Hollywood community
club this week.
The club decided to ask the
state highway commission t6
identify tie Junction of Fall
grounds road with Capitol street
by placing stripes on the street
e an assistance to the motorists
The club Indicated tts disap
proval of the reqnest of the Ore
mon Pnln & Pimr amnmr Cm
nave a part ef Trade street y-
eatea bat no actio on the reso
lution off protest was takes peed
try? a new petition being placed;
altars tba cmineil Tha firr n.tt-
ties for vacation ot tha street was
wHhxtrawn.
YANKEE STADIUM, New York.
June 12.- (AP) In the seml-
final of the Snarkey-Scaa&eliag
heavyweight show, waged after
the nufat boat, Al Fay at Chaile
roi. Pa-, poaoded out a victory
over George Hoffman at Xem York
la tea saaaimg rounds. Fay gain
ed tbe decision la a fight that
found both eut and Meedtfns; at
the finish. The winner weighed
l2 and Hoffman 192.
RINCSTDE. Yankee Stadium.
JSew York, Jane 12. (AP)-in
the first prettmtnary ta tbe Shar-
key-Sehmeliag- battle tonight
RaTpn QfeaeeHe, 186 poundsr
from Long Island City, seared a.
technical knockout ever Peter
Brand of Holland. 19, la the
third round. The referee stopped:
the bout after tbe Dutchman bad
bees floored twiee for counts of
nine.
fn a Woody six roander. Stan
ley Poreda, Jersey City, sparring
partner of Max SchrneTrng, bat
tered out a decision over Paul Bi
ancht, Me trat btary footed Ar
gentine. Poreda rolled up a big lead on
points rat Bianekl's face into
gory ribbons and won the unan
imous decision, of the referee and
two judges. There were ao de
cisive kneckdowa bat felanekf
twico kali stumbled te the floor
tee artel eoanta after stiK shota
.ta tbe jaw and an tba other oc
.eaaloa each lolled to- tba canvas
hatter mix pa. Pored weighed
(m aad Bfcwchi 212&.
Library Worker
Pension Is Not
Provided, Word
Oregon laws do not make any
provision tor a retiring fund or a
disability pension system for pub
lic library employes, according to
an opinion handed down here
Thursday by L H. Van Winkle, at
torney (eaexaL Tbe opinion was
asked by Miss Mirpan Blair, act
ing state librarian.
Miss Blair requested aa opin
ion as to whether tba board at li
brary trustees in any city la Ore
gon has authority under t he ex
isting laws to establish such a be
nefit, ta be paid tor jointly trjrtfce
employes of the library, and ad
ministered by the board ot trus
tees directly of thfoifh a torn
merclal insurance company.
Mickey
Mouse
NOTES
BY SCTtlEuS
Mickey Morns
ZoUe rolcnofjc
Now for the free candy!
To draw attention to our Fan
chon & Marco's Box O Candy
Idea which somes Saturday and
Sunday to tha Foxj Elsiaore The
atre, we ask you o look in the
window of the Spa (today and see
the special Mickeyj Mouse candy
which you will receive at the mat
inee Saturday, tomorrow from tile
Fanchoft & Marco gjrls. Mr. Mey
er, who owns the; Spa, had his
candy maker make, 'us a fine con
fection, absolutely pure and good
for kJdiHes. i
M M t
The date is set fjr the Minstrel
Show. It will be June 23 and 24
and it is to be somp'show ask
Sill Brazeau. 1
M M. C
All airplane and! glider models
must be deilrered to the Fox El
ainore Theatre as s5on as finished
so they can be dfcrplayed in the
lobby.
B8EITF1U I BOM
IN GOOD
no
Have yon got year free pass to
the Fox Elsinore for being on
tbe honor roll?
. M M C
Votes for the doll which sings
aad talk will Be'gtren each pa
tron attending the Fox Elsiaore
every Monday and Tuesday from
new until the end of the contest,
July 22nd.
M M C
Isn't she sweet enoagh to kiss?
Little Pauline Zoe Chambers who
entertained us last Satnrday with
a novelty tap and acrobatic dance.
She. as you all know, is from Bar
bara Barnes School of dance.
M M C
The show tomorrow will be as
follows:
Ramon Nomarro In "Gay Ma
drid." Fanchon & Marco's "Box O'
dy Idea."
Kraxy Kat In "Show Beau."
Chap. 3 of Eagle of the Night
entitled "Trapped in Flames." ,
M M C
If you like the Mickey Mouse
Candy yOu can get more at the
Spa.
M M C
See you tomorrow at 12:30
and bring your membership card.
KM PUCE OF
Eh HI
MM
m
Salem milk producers will meet
at the Marion hotel Tuesday ev
ening, June 17 instead of in the
chamber of commerce rooms as
was previously announced. The
change was made necessary be
cause the chamber rooms were
not available at that date.
At the meeting on Tuesday a
board of directors for the local
unit will be elected, according to
R. W. Clark, Salem representa
tive on the state board of the
milk producers association. AH
milk producers are invited to at
tend the meeting whether mem
bers of the organization or not
since at this time reports of the
actiritlea of the state organisation
will be made ana an outline of
the program which will be un
dertaken will be given.
the At club's proposed industrial
open-house day. Edwin Thomas
and F. T. Toote will also serve on
the committee which aims to bare
local industries exhibit their man
ufacturing establishments to
townspeople. Cooperation of the
chamber of commerce in the pro
ject Is to be asked.
County Judge Jojhn 'Slegmund,
Roadmaeter Frank Johnson and
Commission John e Porter, back
late Wednesday afternoon from a
trip to Detroit aad;from there to
Breitenbush, found! tbe road be
tween those two paints, ta excel
lent shape. It was their first trip
oxer this section of jfoad this sum
mer. Graveling of the Detrolt-to-Breitenbush
road ns jnst been
finished.
In another week the rhododen
drons along the road will be in
bloom and a forely sight will be
available to the tourist.
On tbe road from Niagara te
Detroit a number of bad curves
are being somewhat rounded eut
this year, according to tbe road
men.
Beyond Detroit towards tbe Big
Meadows country through which
the proposed North rsantlam road
will go, the eounty is this year
asking the right to make the grade
to the Marion county line a coun
ty road. With this ; accomplished
the conrt hopes to obtain matched
federal government money to push
the road on from beyond De
troit to the Marion county liae. A
timber company has asked to take
np the old railroad grade and the
county is hurrying its county pro
ject to stave oft this move which
would hamper construction be
yond Detroit.
U. S. CEREALS LIKED
BERNE (AP) A mericss
breakfast etreals are becoming
popular ia Switzerland. Sereral
years ag their use was confined
to a few toarist hotels, bat bow
Many Swis families are acquir
ing the habit.
Bound Copy of
Resolution Is
Given to Widow
f
Members of the ftate board of
control went to the 1. L. Patter
son .home near "Eofla Thursday,
where they presented to Mrs, Pat
terson a resolution of condolence
adopted by the board shortly af
ter the death of the1 late Governor
Patterson last December.
The presentation; was made by
Governor Hamilton; Other mem
bers ef the hoard of control are
State Treasurer Kay and Secre
tary of State Hess..
The resolution wis printed and
bound under tbe direction of the
secretary ot state.
OREGON STATE COLLEGE,
Ctorraflfs, June n Carl Woods
of galem has just been awarded
numeral ay the board of athletu
control for participation fa
freshman golf here He was one
of five golfrrs to ; receive this
award. He is considered by
Coach SottoTia as promising ma
terial for tha varsity team next
year.
pOLLYWOODfJ
SHORT TIME INVESTMENT
12 Months Note elfKHhOO Cost $949.00
6 .Months Nate $1000.00 Cost $370.0fr
Amotntav $560.00 ta $25900
Amply Secured and.tBe highest type ot Inrestment
LOANS INVESTMENTS INSURANCE
Hawkins & Roberts Inc.
1 aeavoregom BIdfc. - ----;.!-,
GRAND THEATRE
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
MOOT
GIBSON
in
StoaoGGi?
Here he ceases! BsdasgY 'fear
ing, feeliag eroaiid ta a story
that brings yon thrills drama
and LAUGHS. It's the kind it
Western yoo'lt few, ertthr tbj
Aee- eff Western stars tbe cy
clonfc renter ef a eaad of ont
laws oat to get Mas.
An rakes Comedy
"MICKEY'S tUCK
-icts "yews" -Fables"
Starts Sander ;
-SUNNY SIDE UPt
Home ot
25c
Talkies
TODAY A5TD SATURDAY
Mickey Mouse SlaUnee Sat
urday 1 :&9 p. m.
Hfo fffwt alMalklag pirseww
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FRIEIUDS IS OPENED
NEWBERG, June 12 (Spe
cial) Oregon Yearly Meeting of
Friends (Quakers) was organized
for the work of its 38 th annual
session Wednesday afternoon by
the choice of Edward Mott of
Portland as presiding clerk. So
phia Townsend ot Portland as re
cording clerk. Glen Rinard of
Sprlngbrook as reading clerk, and
Walter Cook of Kelso as announ
cing clerk.
All but the presiding clerk are
new selections. Marguerite P. El
liott, for 25 years recording clerk.
was unable to be present because
of the illness of her husband. The
yearly meeting sent to her a very
earnest message of love and sym
pathy, with appreciation of her
long, faithful and efficient service
and prayers for her and her family.
An interesting Incident was the
receipt of a radiogram message
from London yearly meeting,-
whoso session has lately closed.
This is the first radiogram
greeting ever received by the
yearly meeting.
Epistles were received and read
from the yearly meetings in Lon
don, Germany, New Terk, Canada
and Baltimore.
Anna W. Benson of Portland
gave the report of the depart
ment of stewardship, of whieh she
is superintendent, and this was
followed by an excellent and much
appreciated address by A. M. Sher
wood, a member of the Newberg
Methodist church.
The report of the literature
committee was presented by Ida
J. Lee Of Star, Idaho, the super
intendent of that work, and this
was followed by an address by
Prof. Oliver Weesner of Pacific
college.
BILLBOARD 01 IS
TOPIC IT AO CLUB
Proposed legislation to curb or
prohibit roadside advertising was
discussed before members of the
Salem Ad club Thursday noon by
C. A. Sprague.
The proposal of certain wo
men's elubs In Oregon to compel
all advertisements to be placed at
least 1000 feet from the center ot
the highway was held too restric
tive by the speaker who said cer.
taia advertisements had aesthetic
merit in themselves. Education
in contrast to regulation or pro
hibition, was deemed the first
means of improving roadside ad
vertising. Mr. Sprague declared that the
movement to improve the quality
and location of roadside advertis
ing was certainly meritorious. He
characterized the small, haphac
ard signs scattered on various
roadsides, the greatest hindrance
to an attractive highway.
Dr. Henry Morris was named
chairman of the oemmittee for
Gas Company's
Oificials Here
C. R. Miller, superintendent of
utilization, W. H.' Barton, office
manager, and John H. Hartog,
sales and advertising manager of
the Portland Gas & Coke com
pany were visitors here Tuesday
and Thursday, while On a tour of
inspection through the Willam
ette valley, visiting the various
towns where the company Is going
to supply gas service.
Branch stores will be establish
ed in J.he principal locations, as
far south as Albany.
ED
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Of ELECTRIC SHOCK
SCOTTS MILLS. June 12
Arthur Rich while repairing the
electric light wire which had
been broken by blasting rook on
the new 6cotts Mills-Crooked
Finger market road received an
electric shock. His wife hearing
his screams shut off the power
and he was helped down from the
pole. Although not seriously
hurt he will be laid up for a
while from the shock.
CARILLON FOR DUKE
DURHAM, N. C. ( AP)
Through the generosity of two
New Yorkers, Duke university's
new chapel tower will contain a
modern carillon. The bells will be
the gift of George G. Allen and
William R. Perkins, and are to
cost $70,000.
Continuous 2 to 11
Come One, Come All!
Mare Days
Unto
Motto PictaT
Frolic
aa lratr grounds
:SO P. WL
Sat., Jane 14
LAME BACK
ACHES, PAINS
OR STIFFNESS
RELIEF OVERNIGHT
MIKE MARTIN'S
LINIMENT
DIRECTIONS WITH
BOTTLE
A FEW CENTS ALL DRUG STORES
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MIKC MARTIN
TUMHM
REIVE moos
Oil FOOT FOR ?5c
Tiny Wafer, Thin As Paper
Stick It On Shoes
Don't Hart.
OUT COMES CALLOUS
RESULTS GUARANTEED
. The newest in callous removers
Is a thin as paper wafer yeo press
on the spot with fingers and it
sticks there. No dangerous razor,
burning acid or doughnut pads to
add pressure when shoes go eh.
Fain stops immediately. Slip on
shoes. O-Joy Callous Wafers never
faiL Later you peel off wafer and
eat comes callous down to the
healthy skin. 3 O-Joy Callous or
Bunion Wafers tot OUarter at
tattftista,
adt.
Ku?ry! Last Day!
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YOU'LL SAY SO, TOO!
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featuring:
JOXKS and HULL
Xnt Comics
FR.VXK HAMILTON
REEVES and LEU
Marie, Xacy and Irene
SUNKIST BEAUTIES
I SCREEN
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Comedy, Pa tbe bound Fables
Sertid, Hawk of tbe Hills
Cetnins; Saadayj Sfea Taae
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