The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon,1 Friday Morning, November 7, 1930
PAGE FIVn
Ix)calIfewsB
Mack Smallpox A Bimber of
eases of smallpox. Including
three At Jefferson, are under In
vestigation by the county ' health
officer. Dr. Vernon A. Douglas.
Those at Jefferson, an adalt and
. two pro-school, are In one fam
ily. Several eases, so mild that
a. doctor was not even called in,
were- being investigated yester
day in Salem. Although pa
tlenU have practically recovered.
Dr.' Douglas Is" almost certain,
from- description, that the alck
ness was smallpox in a mild
form. The" health officer warns
that persons who have symp
toms of laflaenxa, followed by
hreaking, out. probably have,
smallpox in mild form at least,
and that they should call a phy
sician. '
Dollar dinner every might 5: 4 S
to t at the Marion hotel.
Disorderly' Conduct - Three
were arrested Wednesday on dis
orderly charges by police) offi
cers.1 They were W. B. Fnrsley,
348 North 11th street; Dewey
Short, 34 S North 12th street, re
leased on $10 bail; and Mrs.
Zoe Jones, Salem, released on
$25 ball. Mr. Short is cited to
appear in court at 10 a. m., No
vember 7.
Lewis Honored Ronello B.
Lewis, student at the University
of Oregon from Salem, Is one of
two men and fonr women elected
this week to the Phi Beta Kappa
chapter on the university campus.
Phi Beta Kappa Is national schol
astic honorary society and elec
tion to it is considered signal
honor.
SDecial TuIIds 20 cents per
dosen and up. Gold Banded Lil
ies and other tali bulbs. Plant
now. Salem Seed Jk Orchard Sup
ply Co., 178 S. Com'l St. Phone
683.
Collision Reported A crash
occurred at the corner of Court
and Commercial, yesterday
morning at 11:30 between autos
driven by Mrs. Tim Drollng, Dal
las, and Mrs. Max Buren, Salem.
Mrs. Drollng charges the other
driver with cutting in and fall
lag to slgnaL
Shirts. Values to 33.50. Now
1.45. G. W. Johnson Co.
Congratulated Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hoover of North 24 th
street are receiving congratula
tions on the birth of a seven and
one-half pound son, Thomas Gor
don, born Noverber 6, at Salem
' General hospital. Mrs.. Hoover was
formerly Maude Warren, of this
city.
See rental list Becke & Hen
dricks on classified page, also la
office window, 189 N. High.
Tarn Taxes Turnover of
$130,777.28, representing the
first receipts on the last halt of
1929 taxes, has been receired by
the .county treasurer. The 1929
taxes for the last half of the
year will total about a million
dollars.
Motion Day Motion day in
Judse McMahan's department,
number one, of circuit court will
be held this morning and Saturday
morning, when the judge will
hear motions, demurrers and set
rases for the November term of
court.
Shirts. Values to $3.50. Now
$1.45. G. W. Johnson Co.,
Dir. Lange Returns -Dr. Fred
TV. Lange will return tonight fol
lowing four weeks spent in the
middle west. Miss Luelle Lange,
sister of Dr. Lange, will return
with him and expects to make
her home In Salem.
Licensed to Wed Marriage
license was Issued by the county
clerk yesterday to Chester R.
Robinson, 27. Salem general de
livery, and Edith Patterson, 18,
Amity. The couple wis married
at the courthouse by JUdge J. C.
Siegmund. A
Spot dance Sat. Hazel Green.
Visits Troop O. P. West, scout
executive, met last night with the
scout troop at Salem Heights. C.
W. Bartlett Is the scoutmaster and
F. H. Zinxer is troop chairman..
The troop has its winter's work
well under way.
Violations Charged Alleged
failure to obserre right of way
laws and cutting a corner caused
the arrest of Jim Carlln, route
2, Stayton, Wednesday by local
police.
Church Reshingles House
The Bethany Reformed church
drew a permit Thursday ' to re
shingle a dwelling at 990 Mar
ion street. The estimated cost
Is $50.
Benefit fe dance. Harmony
Knights' Orchestra. St. Joseph's
hall. Winter and Chemeketa
streets, Friday. Admission 58c
Thursday's Fines Duncan
Campbell, Salem. ! was arrested
and fined $10 for intoxication
Thursday.
Repairs Dwelling Alma Jll
, christ will repair her dwelling
at 2148 South Cottage street at
en estimated cost of $30.
Births
Hoover To Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hoover, North 24 th street, a seven
and one-halt pound son. Thomas
Gordon. November 6 at Salens gen
eral hospital.
666
la a doctor's Prescription for
COLDS and HEADACHES
A It. is the most speedy remedy
C66 also In Tablet.
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Accidents Resorted- John M.
Kroe of Salem sustained a frac
tured wrist as result of an au
tomobile 1 accident on ' ths high
way Brooks Wednesday night,
according to report to the sher
iff. Fob: was resoonsihle for col
lision with ear driven by Clar
ence snoop or MUwaukle. Krog
aays Shoop was on the wrong
side of ths road and Shoop says
Krog was. Leonard Hammer of
routs reported accident Mon
day Involving ear driven by
George Harris of Brooks.
Rummage Fri.-Sat, Hal Hlb
bard Aux. At Ferry and High.
Peres is Caller P. C. Feres,
who operates a farm near - Me
hama, was a business visitor at
ths eounty courthouse yesterday.
Feres returned this week from a
motor trip through ths east and
south, and he avowa after samp
ling those sections and climates
that he Is quits willing to re
main in Oregon. Mrs. Feres and
their daughter accompanied him
on ths trip, which -was started
the middle of August.
Shirts. Values to $3.50. Now
$1.45. O. W. Johnson Co.
: . 7
Class Tonight The first ses
sion of ths Friday night Union
Bibls study classes will be held
this evening in the lecture room
of the First Baptist church. Ths
international Bible Sehool lesson
lo rthe following sunday will be
studied ths first half-hour and
from 8 to 9 o'clock expository lee
tures will bo given on Psul's epis
tle to the Romans. The public is
Invited. There are no fees.
Eriksen to Portland Rev. P.
W. Eriksen, pastor of the Ameri
can Lutheran church. Is' In Port
land to attend a committee meet
ing of the Pacific Synod of the
United Lutheran church on evan
gelism and stewardship. He is
chairman '-of the committee, which
will discuss ways and means in
reclamation, stewardship of life
and extension work In the church.
Shirts, Vslues to $3.50. Now
$1.45. G. W. Johnson Co.
. Case Continues The case of
Bank of California against N.
Schmaltz and sons, Mt. Angel
warehousemen, will be finished in
circuit court, department one, to
day, and will end the present
term of court. The case is over
a warehouse receipt on delivery
of hops. It was before the court
all day yesterday and part of
Wednesday.
Bulbs Special prices Satur
day. Expert grower In charge,
Come for free advice. Salem's
Complains for Money Com
plaint to collect money alleged
due on a partnership entered into
by i Dempsey Glover and J. R.
Thompson for operation of farms
was filed with the county clerk
yesterday by Glorer against
Thompson.
Obituary
Hum me la
Margaret Hummela died at the
residence, 1085 North Fifth street J
November 5, aged 82 jrears; moth
er of Mrs. saran L. Dauman or
Beaverton, W. E. Koerner of Al
berta, Canada, J. W. Koerner of
Salem, Mrs. Anna M. Locklear of
Lincoln, Neb., Mrs. Amelia Gerig
of Salem, Mrs. Ardlnla Gerig of
Cornelius. Mrs. August Carl of
Salem. Member German M. E.
church. Funeral services Friday,
November 7, at 1:30 p. m.. from
the chapel of W. T. Rigdon and
Son, Rev. Hugh B. Fouke and
Rev. Mueller officiating. Inter
ment Odd Fellows cemetery.
Falk
Theodore Falk died at the resi
dence, 1595 Saginaw street, No
vember 6, aged 54 years; husband
of Mrs. Jessie R. Falk; father of
James, Elldortha, Conrad, all of
Salem; Leonard and Albert of Mt.
Angel, John of Iowa, Julius of
Harrlsburg and William of Avoca,
Wis. Funeral services Saturday,
November 8, at 10:30 a. m., from
the chapel of W. T. Rigdon and
Son, Rev. W. Earl Cochran offi
ciating. Cannon
Bobby Cannon died In this city
November 6, aged 35 years; wife
of Storrle; danghter of Mr. and
Mrs. Adam Frohmader; sister of
John, Thomas, Helen, Chester and
Dolly Frohmader, all of Salem,
and Mrs. Margarite Heitman of
Portland. Funeral services Satur
day, November 8, at 3 p. m from
the chapel of W. T. Rigdon and
Son. Interment Odd Fellows ceme
tery. Pierce
Earl W. Pierce died at the resi
dence, 775 Ferry street, Novem
ber 5. sged 60 years: husband of
Hallie J.; father of Mrs. L. C.
Reynolds of Aberdeen, Wn&K. Re
mains to be shinned Friday by
Terwilliger funeral home to Aber
deen for services and Interment.
ERWILLIGER'S
rarSSAX. DIXECTOXS
770 CHT.lfF.KSTA
On Sarvlcs ta rmoaal
Oar Trie Are SMseaaBle
Oar Em Is Modem
IIki a Ld BmWh r
j City View Cemetery
Established 1803 Tel. 1284
" ? - Conveniently Accessible
Perpetual ears provided for .
:;;: prices Reasonable '
3atrr Prie
1 110 - , - y(lV U KofenUly
)A Park Cemetery
with perpetual care
Just tea minutes from ' the
heart of town
Wants , Examination Een
company, in connection with Its
suit against H. B. Millard and
wife, has filed with county clerk
motion for circuit court order di
recting Stewart Kibbe and wife
to appear before, ths court to be
examined on debt owed by them
to defendants, or. personal prop
erty in their possession.
'
Defendant Loses Based on
stipulation, Judgment in ths case
of " National Surety i company
against R. J. Hendricks has been
entered for ths plaintiff in ths
sum of $850. Hendricks is to
pay the surety company $50 cash
upon entering of ths Judgment
and $200 in February, May,
August and November, next year.
Card of Thanks We wish to
express deep appreciation to our
friends for their ' sympathy dur
ing; ths tints of ths sickness and
death of our loved-ons. Mrs.
Chsrles J.' Lisle Everett and Es
ther Lisle, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Carruthers.
Order on 4&nmntons Order
that summons issued on Dr. J. C.
Evans in case of W. H. Barnen
drlck and others against Sarah
E. Myhre, an incompetent person,
be filed with ths clerk of the
Marlon county court as of data
February 7. was mads yesterday
by L. H. McMahan.
To Get Money Ths county
court will receive later this
month a check for $36,128.93 as
Us share la ths last half distribu
tion of state market road money.
according to word from the high
way commission.
Accounting Made Estate of
Mary C. Baumgartner has on
hand $33.88. according to first
annual account of Isaac S. Baum
gartner, executor, six heirs have
already received. $429.08 each
from ths estate.
Willamette Minstrels tonight,
8:15 st Waller hall. Men's Glee.
Seeks Divorce Edna M.
Reader yesterday filed divorce
complaint against Harry J. Read
er, alleging desertion. Sh asks
custody of their three minor chil-
aren. They were married in
Canada in 1920.
Sale Authorized Probate
judge has signed order authoriz
ing sale of personal property In
the estate of John Krebs. follow
ing petition for that move by
Lizzie Krebs.
Notice to Produce E. E. Ling,
in his case against Richfield Oil
company of California, has filed
notlc for defendants to produce
copies of lease involved in the
suit.
Furnish Music Trio, com
posed of Benlta Edwards. Har
riet Adams and Rev. H. C. sto
ver, furnished music at the
Lions club meeting yesterday.
Betty Bedford was at the piano.
New Member Llovd A. T.aa of
the Lee chicken ranch, was in
troduced as a new memjber of
the Lions club at the luncheon
session yesterday.
See the Willamette Minstrels at
Waller hall tonight at 8:15.
Erects Garaare John n
Meusch was given a permit by
tne city Thursday to erect a ga
rage costing approximately $35
at 558 Knapps place.
At Victor Point Mrs. Mary L.
Fulkerson, county school super
intendent. Visited thft rural
schools at Victor Point and near
by places yesterday.
Named Appraisers Stephen
Coleman. Chester Davidson and
S. J. Smith have been named ap
praisers of the estate of William
M. Murphy.
O'Dell Visits J. D. O'Dell,
clerk of the Prlngls school dla
trlst, was a Thursday business
caller In Salem.
Ofder for Sale Order for sale
of personal property has been is
sued! by the probate judge in the
estate of Frederick Yergen.
Records Viewed
By McAllister
Lee McAllister, house member
from Marlon county, is engaged
in special work in ths stats engi
neer's office checking matters in
connection with ths reorganization
of the Jordan Valley irrigation dis
trict. McAllister Handled affairs of
the district when he was formerly
employed there.
CARD TABLES
and CHAIRS
TO RENT
Call 25103, Used Furniture
I Department
131 N. High
WHY PAY MORE
Dollar Mints
! Light Milk Coated '
Dark Milk Coated
j Bittersweet Coated
1 SATURDAY ONLY
! 28clb.
J - 2 Ib. 53c ",
Sehaefer's
Drugstore
The original yellow front can
dy special store of Salens -1SS
X. Contl. Phone 107
Penslar Agency ; I ,
. Home of Schaefer Remedies
SGOUTQUTLOQ
BRIGHTER
I
New Financial Drive to be
Held, Plan; Leaders
Volunteering
Boy Scout prospects In ths
Marlon and Polk eounty council
aren are looking brighter, says
O. P. West, scout executive. He
has receired a number ef appli
cations from soya recently for in
formation of new troops, but
what pleases him more is that
volunteer leaders are putting in
an appearance to help keep scout
work going. "
Preparations are In progress
for n second financial ' drive to
satisfy budget needs for ths nsw
year. A meeting will ' be held
next Wednesday night to hear re
ports from representatives who
ars taking ths matter, up with
thslr various fraternal or civie or
ganizations, and at this . time
dates for ths final drive wfU be
determined. t
West "says the. Monmouth
troop has been registered, with a
new scoutmaster, normal sehool
student by name of Galbreath,'
and that interest is strong there.
The parant-teschsr association
at Aumsville has accepted spon
sorship of n scout troop
there, and a committee from that
group will compose the troop
committee. Members ars: Mr.
Mix. . A. Nlccolson, Mr. Martin,
Mr. Mountain and Mr. Dregley.
Mr. West met Wednesday sight
with ths Parent-Teachers' associ
ation. Y'a Men's Club
Interested
' The T's Men's breakfast elnb
in Salem Is also considering
sponsorship of a scout troop, a
committee baring been appoint
ed to that end at the meeting
Thursday morning.
M. S. Smith, manager of a
neighborhood Purity stors here
has yesterday volunteered to take
over leadership of a troop. Smith
was a student at Monmouth nor
mal school last year, and ' while
there took ths scoutmaster's lead
ership training course given by
the local council. A dosen or
mors boys in his neighborhood
have already requested formation
of a new scout troop out there, as
troop 12, sponsored by, Jason Lee
church is fulL
Call has slso been received for
formation of a troop at ths Au
burn school, and Mr. West was
out there yesterday afternoon to
meet, with prospective members.
Horticulturist
Meeting is Next
Week at Eugene
Salem and Marlon county men
are to take a prominent part on
the program of the State Horti
cultural society when it convenes
in annual session next week at
Eugene. Men from here are book
ed for speeches each day of the
three-day convention held Novem
ber 12, IS and 14.
Among the speakers announced
by H. S. Merriam, president of
the organization, who was in Sa
lem on Thursday, finishing local
arrangements for the session are
E. R. Clarke, Stayton; J. P. Staf
ford, Aurora; Ray Glatt, Wood
burn; Lloyd T. Reynolds, W. G.
Allen, W. T. Jenks, W. O. Fisher,
all of Salem.
FEED
BUTTERMILK
MARION CREAMERY
260 South Com'l
Telephone 688
Turkeys, Chickens Fur
niture, Carpenter and
Garden Tools, Floor Cov
ering and Rugs, Linol
eum Rugs, etc.
Saturday
1:30 P. M.
at
F. N. Woodry's
Auction Market
1610 N. Summer
Consisting ef
Ss Brenss turkeys A-l extra
fine, doa. S months old W.
1 pallets direct frees .the
Hansen farm s fins let, 1
hen, 1 cock and a number ef
cockerels direct frees the
Hanson farm, M Hansen
strain pnlleta, S des, AVMte
Leghorn hens. Come U this
sals and get the best. AJse n
complete household ef furni
ture incTudmg rugs, K. uUn
s&s and dishes, garden teela,
carpenter tools, heater, rang
es, linoleum, Babes rugs,
blankets, comforts and many
ether miscellaneous articles.
Terms cash.
Always'
There Is an auction sals at
the market every Wednesday
site 1:39 and every Saturday
afternoon 1:M, anything and
it lining sold en
rrtvate sales auy.
Public Attention
I am met the Wsedry whe
failed tn business anil went
In th hands ef the receiver,
they had no esnnecttsn with
my hnstness in any way. I saa'
1M per cent solvent Estab
lished in Salem Mil,
; F.N.' Woodry
Auctioneer
Phone 511 -
AUCTION
The
Call
Board V
By OLIVE M. DOAK
HOLLYWOOD :
Today Charles Bicktord In
"Ths Sea Bat.- -
THS GKAXD . -
Today i Warner Baxter In
-Arixona Kid.'?
ELSUrORE
f Today Amos and Andy In
"Check and Double Check.-
BMgh's Capitol
Today Bessie Lore In
'Oood.Kews-.
Salem will be presented with a
real negro minstrel tonight at
Waller hall on the campus of Wil
lamette university. A cast of 20
men will present this show wbieh
ta equally balanced between music
and comedy skits.
The stags ef Waller hall is being-
rebuilt for the occasion and
stage settings and costumes sre be
ing produced in Portland in order
that a real negro minstrel setting
will be effected.
Music will be popular, some of
It old songs and some from the
new offerings. The numbers hsve
been given an hour and one half
for presentation and those who
have listened In Commend the pre
sentation as a highly amusing and
satisfactory program.
ASSESSORS WILL
meet nnr
Highlights of ths program for
annual meeting of assessors from
Oregon . counties to be held here
next Wednesday and Thursday
were announced yesterday by Os
car Steelhammer, Marion county
assessor and president of the
state body.
The group will get a complete
vfew of the flax Industry Wednes
day afternoon, when beginning at
1:30 the men will go to ths peni
tentiary to inspect the flax plant
there, after which visit will be
made to the Miles linen mill to
watch towing operations.
Thursday morning the assessors
will meet at 10 o'clock on the
fifth floor of the new state office
building, when Dr. James H. Gil
bert of the University of Oregon,
department of economies will give
the principal address. The rest of
the day will be devoted to talks by
county assessors and tax commis
sioners.
Ths state' tax commission has
scheduled sessions with the asses
sors for Friday and Saturday.
L I. Center' of Toledo Is secre
tary of ths assessors' association.
mm
4e Sim ttlhe MBagCa1f
DID NOT COST
- TO PRODUCE
It hasn't any War Scenes, or Airplanes, or Beer
Barons, or Machine Guns. Not even a Gangster's
Gat.
But it has a Grand Story. Rich . . . Honest to
Goodness Comedy and what a Charming Cast.
-LOVE IN THE ROUGH" is the picture with a Per
sonality, the kind of Movie you love to spend a few.
hours with. . . Here is the Gay Country Club romance
that presents the most endearing of all Screen Lov
ers, Robert Montgomery and Dorothy Jordan.
Not Colossal but Awfully Clever . . . Peppery light
drama, chock-full of chuckles and loaded with laughs
. . . They thought he was a Millionaire, but all he had
was Nerve, a Million Dollar Smile and a 800 yard
drive on the golf course. . , On the stage "LOVE IN
THE ROUGH" was a great Broadway Hit , . . On the
Screen it is a Nation-wide Triumph. : . In otlv --ords
us a uarn swen snow.
-ON THE
66on GEne SqS 99
. HEDESA
20 PEOPLE 20"
Girl - - Comedy - - Color
MICKEY MOUSE
TWELVE SCOUTS IFJ
T
Twelve boys scouts havs enter
ed the bugling contest which will
be held in connection with the
Armistice day program on the
eounty courthouse j grounds next
Tuesday morning, j The contest,
award of which will be a 2S sil
ver bugle. wUl Immediately follow
the American Legion ceremonies.
A committee of three Legion
naires will act as Judges.
Ths young bugler making sec
ond best showing will receive a
bugle ease. Both prizes are donat
ed by the Rexcraft Bugle company,
which Is sponsoring a similar con
test for boy scout councils In each
of the 42 state capitals of ths
nation. j
Fraternus Club
Is Entertained
ByP.H.D'Arcy
Judge P. H. D'Arcy entertain
ed the Fraternus elub Thursday
night by an interesting account
of early days in Salem. Judge
D'Arcy described his experiences
-an a student at the Oregon Insti
tute, told how Salem was run 40
years ego when be wss mayor
and described his early experi
ences as one of the first carriers
of The Statesman.
Several new members for the
club were welcomed by President
Walter Fuhrer. They included:
Bruce Spauldlng, Ed Stadter,
Vernon Gllmore, Shannon Hogue,
Leroy Grote, Carlton Roth, Don
Apperson, Boyd Filler, Joseph
Johnston. John Stlnson, Leo P.
Dunny, Wayne Lodes, William
Hammond, Reed Rowland, Ar
thur Montgomery. L. B. David
son, Roy FoIIls, James Clarke, K.
G. Thompson.
I EISIORE
TODAY ONLY
ON THE SCREEN
STAGE-
SAT.
SUN.
BUGLEflS
orcs
Mickey Mouse
NOTES
Last week there were supposed
to be a pair of Keds given away
to the girl or boy holding the
lucky membership card, but when
many numbers were read land no
body responded. Chief Scott de
cided not to read any more. He
did. this because too many mice
were making noise and the mem
bers could not hear the numbers
read, so if you waat a ehancs ot
winning something, please make
less nolss. This week we will have
a blackboard so that you may see
the numbers. I
M. M..C, I
Tor a change a girl color bearer
has been elected to carry the flag,
and she is Dorothy Thomas. Dor
othy has sung for ths club many
times. 13
M.M. C.
Barbara Barnes entertained us
again last week! with one ot her
pupils, Eugene I Sewell. Eugene
was clever with his waits clog,
M. M. C i
From our own club ws had a
song and dance by Edith Jones
and "Virginia McConnell, ,
m. m. a i
We want more acts from the
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HOME OF 25c TALLIES
Today and Saturday First Showing in Salem
SPECIAL MICKEY MOUSE MATINEE
SATURDAY 2 P. M.
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ADVENTURE ROMANCE
ACTUALLY FILMED IN THE SOUTH SEAS
nUea
5 t,(km
LAST TIMES TODAY
BESSIE LOVE
"GOOD NEWS"
.i . ..- . .
The Peppiest Picture Ever Filmed.
Fun That's Fast and FuriouS
Selected Short Subjects end Paramount News
MOVED TO CAPITOL
--FOR SATURDAY--
I I' '..'
. . . We havs received unlimited requests for Amos 'n Andy
to be held lover'' for SaCurday so the children and out of
town patrons may see and hear the World's Greatest Corned
tans!
At the dsinore Todsy and
Bligh's Capitol Saturday!
NEJT SUNDAY and
... .,
TZXOS. pretext
Ki'i '' 7i
Ell
: . . ' . f l
It ' ;:. j
mum mz
club.
I Have you joined the soys or
girls' orchestra at ths ElslnoreT
It meets every Saturday morning
at 1 lo'clock.
M. M. C.
Robert Hayward Is on ths honor
roll this week, for putting out a
firs that had started in his neigh
bor's woodshed.
M. M, C.
i Robert Montgomery in Love ta
the Rough" s golf comedy, heads
the bill for this week. Panchou
and Marco's "On ths Set" Idea
has all ths inside dope of Holly
wood. Chapter four ot the "Mys
terious t Airman. and Mickey
Mouse In "Picnic Mouse. All
these held to make an Interesting
program this 'week.
'MM C
Chief Scott told me that there
is going to be a real surprise this
week. Be there and find out what
it is.
M. M. C.
So long till, tomorrow!
Dr. Ohu X CM.
bin auSieUM. its
ST. OMUMIdll St,
Salam. OtXle amt
tMtiif mr j.
Sttmrdsy, SI U T
PJB.
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ATT-
with
Charles Bickford
Nils Asther
Raquel Torres
George F. Marion
Also Talkies; Comedy
Sound Fable
News and Act
o cioii 7
POSITIVELY
the Last Times this
rictnre will be
SHOW IN SALEM
THIS YEAR!
If you miss ft you'll be
REGUSTED
HONDA Y ONLY
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