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PAGE TWO The OREGON STATESMAN, Salgn, Oregon, Wdesiay T lornlr T.!arc!i 18. 1S31 Pa trick Ireland 1 Can't See Green f ATLANTA. G a.. -March IT f AP Patrick Ireland ot Dublin. C.p R. V. V.. tried to enlist In the Marina corps today. Ireland was- "color blind and was rejected... . v ' ;i- He- fall ad W recognise green. T NOW PLAYINQ . I E Warner Bros. LSI NO It E You'va never seen the soul of a woman re-L vealed as in this pic- : tore! i The ONE and urL,x ininzzeo a up and down the famous vacuum cups flush sudsy water back ana forth through your clothes in the WASHES' You'll be surprised at the incredibly short time it takes to cleanse the fabric thoroughly. Let an EASY do your washing this week in vnnr home . Portland Gas & Coke Co. ISO So. High Si. HUR RY! HURRY! IT CANT STAY FOREVER! LAUGHS! LAUGHS! POttyME Guaranteed e.TEiiiA!iJ- r.HIT! iimerica'. Heavyweight Honeys Have Hit Salem with a Hurricane of Hilarious Happiness (7; rSi7 n UN V i. M 5U1PUT0H HYDRO BDilO Local Banker and B. LV Ed dy of Roseburg Chosen By Governor . tContlaoed Cram pace 1) where -he was identified with the Bank of Nora, Scotia. When he came to Oregon he hecame an ex aminer for theatate banking de partment and later waa made an examiner of the federal reserve hant He returned to Salem to make his homo in 1024. taking the vice-presidency of the Firat National bank when that finan cial lnatKation followed the Cap itol National hank. In 130 he hecame president of the bank fol lowing, its merger with the Salem Bank of Commerce. Active in other ; businesses in the city, Clade has also been a leader In sereral civic projects. Recently he- was appointed a member of the ' Umatilla Rapids association by Governor Meier. Eddy Dean, of State Lswmkm Senator B. L. Eddy, known as the dean of lawmakers in the 3 6th legislative nasembly, la a na tive son of , Washington county He ' was graduated from the University of Oregon school of law, first practiced in, Portland later moved to Tillamook and then to Jtoseburg where he has mad his home -for many years. He served In the legislature in 1901 and 2903 in the house, of representatives. ; Elected a state senator in 1917, Eddy has served continuously, in the upper house since that time. He made n determined flrUt In the senate for the state constab ulary bill, standing with the gor- iKOLLYWOODi Borne of 6UC Talkies Today & Thursday Tonight is Davenport I Night Bring Your , Tickets He's the bean who : rings the belles! i, MAURICE i CHEVALIER playboy cPdri$" n (XQtimmouatQtaiat . with Frances Dee O. P. Heggie A Stuart Erwin Also Comedy "College CutiesM t Keview and News Davenport at 9 o'clock St j Includes XUCIEN LUTLEFIELD ANITA ,EAGE Matinee at 2 P. at S H Adults ' 25c cn '. - Cast '-r; 4 ernor in his desire for the cen tralisation ef the. enforcement arm of the government, His ap pointment is thought to harp been made partly because of the service rendered the chief execu tiro of the state and partly be cause of Mr. Meter's known ad miration for the stamen Integ rity exhibited by Eddy. Ha took a leading part in the formation of the stato tax program, urging the increase of the Intangibles tax to eight per cent and holding that no moneys should be refunded for the . 1929 Intangible tax until the matter had been carried - to the United States supremo court. - . STffiffl'S ROLL of inrtioiG I (Continued from pace 1) been continuous subscribers to The Statesman for fifty years or longer. . -' " "j. . Many Have Read Paper SO Tears . Imnnc those who kit reaort. ed the length of their sabserlp tlon to The Statesman are the following: -, ' ' ; Judge Peter D'Arcy who start ed taktnr the naner (1 vmn ago and who spent the 10-year nerlod from IS 7 tn 1X7T . printer in The Statesman plant. nai u. ration whose father. T. XcT. ' Patten first- haran hi. reading of The Statesman No vember 4, 18 ll. hi - himself has been a steady reader for more than 50 years. '; H. C. Porter of -Atrmni&. born In 50i and a staf ef The Statesman from the time ho started to read newspapers. Abner Lewis. ikk af.l street, now 84 years of age. a subscriber since '70. These and nthv u v. " w Ul eluded In the honor rolL As many, names as possible are de sire ior me edition. rBACK AT ROME : Thurston Is spending a few days -v -iud ir uomg m Portland for three weeks for medical care. ? TOMORROW . T 2:00 lomomvor Warner Brothers Xlstnore Theatre swings open on the most amazing picture ever made. Warner Brothers offer the Vltaphono Tendon of Sutton Vane's history-making play, "OUT WARD BOUND, a picture so far and above ev erything that has gone before that we have no standard by which it can be compared.. This Is more than a picture you cannot miss. It is a pic ture yon dare not miss. Tfce Cost: LESLIE HOWARD DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. Jr. BERYL MERCS: DUDLEY DfGGfrS ALISON SKIPWOKTH HELEN CHANDLER ALEC . FRANCIS MONTAGU LOVB LYON El. WATTS ' Dncfcd tr Raberc Mahaa TWO DAYS ONLY CROWDS Visited Johnson's Tuesday Sale of Dresses. We were unable to ac commodate everyone so we are pleased to announce ANOTHER DAY OF THESE SENSATIONAL DRESS VALUES J Travel Print v . DRESSES TODAY ONLY at a give-away price of only YOUR LAST CHANCE TODAY ! 1- By OLIVE U.D0AE Warner's Capitol Today ITsrio Dressier and e Polly Moran In "Reducing."- VrMiWt1tar Vofilf ln1 TlTienns Segal in "Golden ' , Dawn". ; J - . tVaners Klstnore Today Greta Garbo la In ; "": - piratien'V Thnrsday Douglas - J" a I r- banks Jr., in 'Outward . Bound. - . v i. ' J SoUrwoed U Today- Maurice Chevalier ia "Play Boy of Paris. r . Thursday Charlie Moray , In. rcaaght Cheanng". .?. The Grand Today Lillian Gish la. "One Romtntlo Night," . . - Friday Edmund Lowe In "Scotland Yard'. ; f . ; Friday night the West Salem players under the " direction of Perry Beige lman will again pre sent . the "Mummy and the Mumps." a play which has been repeated by popular demand sev eral times since- it was first pre sented February S and in West Salem. ' - 4 -, The production Is being offer ed this time 1 as a benefit to the Indebtedness fund of .the Ford Memorial church, and as such all receipts will be turned oyer to the ehurch. ,. ' .: The play Is a comedy which has drawn all manner of enthus iastic comment concerning both its humor and the way in which it haa been produced. The char acters are taken by Lylo Thomas, Curtis Ferguson, Charles Wright, Vernon Stohl, Bay Ferguson, Bernice Woods, Dorothy Ban croft. Martha Warren. Yida Mc Cauley, Esther Hennlngsen. i Today at Warner Bros. Elsl- noro will be shown "Outward Bound", a play with a highly un- affmuvm thA mrtlm WARN' EU BROS. ELSINORE Gala Western Premiere Tomorrow at 3 P. M. "OUTWARD BOUND" 2:0O to :00 S5c - e e e .ooo: V: , . . . - Sizes 14 to 44 12 different styles tp select" from. ATI fast colors. Til 3M uiual plot. 'A supernatural back ground la built up to support the story of two people who lore weu and traysly. ' - ' It is a daring story vbica eoia pletely absorbs the attention. As a stage play It hag met with long popularity and It wlu be most In teresting to see what the screen and aueh actors eg Douglas Fair banks, Jry Leslie Howard, Beryl Mercer. Dudley Digges. Alison Sklpworth. Helen Chandler, Alee J3. jraneia, Montagu Lore, and Lyonal Walts will do wUh It. i Play "Outward Bound" is far beyond the ordinary and. ex acts much , fine .acting bf its char- aciers; it is -good to hare It corns ie saiem. r Bearcat Coeds Debate Against Missionaries Willamette nnlru-iffv Z wm... will meet women of whitman ml lore. WallA Will . .w.h i. . debate Wednesday night in Waller oau. ins ume ior the meet is scheduled for 7:t o'clock. -The question for debate Is to be the same as that AmKa ti. the women of the University of Idaho last week i "Besolved, That Gandhi-has been a benafic to In dia." The local women won last week's debate. ; . Tonie-ht the liu7a m the affirm alive of the Question, while the visitors will argue the negative. -. - DISTRICT DEBUTE FW THURSDAY Finals in the middle Willam ette district debates for the state league will be held Thursday night, with Salem. Alsea- and Corvallis rieing for -the honors, it was learned here yesterday. The line-up for the three-way debate is as follows: -Alsea. af firmative vs. Salem negative, at high school -auditorium here; Corvallis affirmative ye. Alsea negative, at Alsea; Salem af firmative TS.- Conrallia negative. at Corvallis high school. Howard Teeple and Harold Pruitt will handle the affirmative of the chain store Question for Salem, and Eleanor Berth and Ward Horn will debata the nega tive. OTTD-O E TDBSB dletsisit 1st tm dewsitWB 8mm Frstmeleee rljrjht tbrwstgb leeeU . WKRC . . WEAF , . ifewTerk VLV . Qarinnsq CCMO Ysaewvec.B.C' "WJH . Delreil wTAA 'tT ' DDas HO A. Dearer - JkWKil f' . Shrsvepect WKT OUahMM Cty tv X I .. .. . f . 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Oraber is the other player and waa held ' out of the tournament last . year on . eccount r of the mumps. - v.;;' -V ' i At 11 o'clock this morning the teams and coaches will meet with COach "Spec" Keene at Willam ette university tor a preliminary gathering. ; Following this, . the Ro tartans will furnish a luncheon for the teams at the Marion hotel. ; Baker, Ashland and Astoria were the first teams to arrive, be ing here late ; Tuesday. Baker, traveling the farthest, 160 miles, was the first to arrive. The Ba ker crew le.. home Monday and spent that night in Portland. reaching Salem at 1:10 Wednes day afternoon. U Coach "Spec" Keen reports that everything lsn readiness for the tournament and haa been person ally supervislnc the Job of rl rat ing the gymnasiasa for the event. rspec has worn an old tattered acket the last few days and has done as muck work as anyone. IK 01, ROAD STARTS SODIi (Continued from pass 1) the highway contract some days ago. The agreement with the rail road has already been gone over And approved by the federal road officials, there was no doubt hero that when members of the county court signed on the? dotted line yesterday the matter was ended. Roaamaster Johnson and Com missioner Jim Smith, ; were in Portland Monday afternoon rela tive to the matter, and brought back some encouraging reports CIkAD3)D O 'ouedhuSanH't . . .... i i - Or 0TT(fc 00 (J 0 Q fti ()() ' 0 (I'G Or - - s . ,: CiMl??. 1 PDILCO TRANSITONE IXADIO FOIX YOUD CAD following sonrersatioa with En gineer Lynch of the federal road bureau, which is matching at least flOO.Ml with-the county court on the construction. Lynch said the route would be the finest hlghwsy . across the Cascades, and would, -when fin ished, carry most ot the eastern and central Oregon tral flo from if irn v si at e.s- t;f X 3r 7W DO GRAHAM GARS LAST LONGER SYNCHRO-SILEriT FOUR-SPEED TRANSMISSION LOWER ENGINE SPEEDS REDUCED WEAR STURDIER CONSTRUCTION AND 50 OTHER REASONS LET US SHOW YOU . .ft , . .- a Prices, at the factory, $S43 up for the new Sixes &115S uo for fho new Con's. 1 LODER BROSir."': ' . " 1 445 Center A AAA Hear the . Detroit Symphony Orchestra,, and Edgar A. Guest, America? beloved poet (ho Graham Radio Hoar Every Sunday Evening at 6:30 on KOIN CAN N OT G ET tmwanasco woman m Read the statement of Blrm.rtILCer dceerCbinj the remarkable performariee of her Philoo Sapcrhcter-odjne-Pusl Blre, Carter resides In a steel-rame apart ment bnildiag at 825 Geary SL, SanFranosoo, onljtwa blocks firom KFRC and close to KPO. Reception condl tiona there are yery poor. 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Wednesday - Thursday Don't tais this rreat star in her first All-Talk inj Picture Street Salem ',. Yet br PhUco brings in , est the ltUL 2s.n i OHNSON'S 464 State r 'sXS-'jS fvr - - of L2D :fiS!lNiii;);iillKii!iil!iki;i- liJ!bi