THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON, . SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1919. 1 POST SELECTS PLAY " WITH VIEW FOR ART !I0T MONETARY GAIN "I have never produced a play for money. I have never chosen a play because It possesses commercial' pos sibilities. .1 have always selected a Piiy. becaii.se. it . appealed, to myartls- tic temperament, had charm, and yet . the plays I have selected have always been money makers, which proves,- to . niy mind, the great public possesses more real ttrtistlc temperament than the average theatrical manager gives It credit for having.- . .' Mr. Post will play an engagement ut The Grand,- next Wednesday, In his ' greatest -success "The - Masquer ador,'! an adaptation of -the novel. John- Chlkote M. P., has played the leading roles for the leading part is a dual role more than one thousand . times, i With him are the following well known artists: Lionel Belmore, Alice John, Gerry Cornell, Elizabeth DePuy, Joon Peers, Robert Sherwood, durance Handyside, ' Ruby - Gordon, Reginald Carrington, Audrey Ander son, Katharine--. Raynnre, - Oertrude - IJhton, ICIwynn Eaton, Victor Baoroft, Knymond Martin, Edward linger and others and we nearly forget to men tion "lluskle (on Alaskan Police Dog) which liliiys a most important part in, the play, Mr. Post waxed enthusiastic on the subject of the artistic in production. "It does not follow by any means that the Ai'tiHtlo play will be a failure commercially. The biggest punch, I tielkive, is not the so-called vulgar niiianh, but a play of Idealism, a play - which contains something that elus liely appeals to the imagination. This theatrical profession Is the most wonderful thing In all the world, it H lies full pay in the Imagination.". ' ' With regard -to-"The MasQUerader" Mr. .Post explained It followed the novel closely, but for dramatic re Mlwtunce there had been a new char acter introduced, called "Brock who knows Chllcote Is being imperson ated, is a strong firm character In tensely human." "The play has been the greatest success of my caroer and at times I fear it may do to me what Rip Van Winkle did to Mr. Jeffer son identify me as especially great, in a single character, for this reason 1 shall have a new play the coming season Both Mr, Tully and I feel 1 tint the new play, which he Is writ ing is really superior to "The Mas- iiuerador" though as vastly different as ' is "The Mnsqueruder" from "Omar," that served mo so well on my lust transcontinental tour. Mill) iAiAOH THE C'RICKKTS? An Individual cricket chirps with no Meat regularity when it is by itself, and Us chirping is Intermittent, espe dally In the daytime. At night, how ever, when great numbers of crickets are chirping, the regularity Is aston ishing; one hears all the crickets In a field-chirping synchronously, keeping time as If led by the wand of a con iiiiclor. ' ?HY COUGH AND (itlicva it with Dr. 'Bell's . Pine-Tar-Honey . ARE j oil going to Id- it stick and become u chronic condition? ' (i course nut! Not when you I UMv you have ;t preparation liKc- Dr. Hrll'ii Vinc-'t'ai-l lonev to loosen if lip mid-no allow Nature to rill you 01 it. Th first tlt-e will produce cm) if j in; ns'ills. 'I lie second ami third, will run- im--e you that Dr. Bell's l'ine-Tur-1 lemey U an enemy to a cold. Hie in i:ii iilloii is mtoikI to none kit .. its ttooiliitiK, relieving cltiTt.i. t "luxlis, ;i fii'ipiiti, lironcliftis, asthma y.iicl.lv relieved lv. Dr. IU'II'r 'im-Tar Honey. H, 60c.. $1.20. All DniggL'i j. A Viae Liutuhe For ChJldron . Pmm p: v. itmudt hi y , cmj ort nH Ho..- ax ftiiit Piimrt Uit Umilj uiij sth lltr toin'-i liver, Not ft fmrKRtive lik clminl is, wt 1 K-MitK. .if tnu.y-u.-iv-iioa KiKtifa for the v utile i.utiilv th u vfifv lively cmihh-h waaie. COf'MiSSIONERS COURT : (i.'unlimied from previous page) "'.',". llcultU Offltvr CVntrHl l'harlmucy. The, for iimldeh-de candles, etc. 1 roll IiiHiKH'tor Van Trump, 8 11. salary and . expenne.s ............ 1'oor Account Continued Austin's Urncery, groceries for sirs. utrolh '- iiroUKlier, A IV groceries for Mrs. Bcrkner flub Htables, The, ambulance .80 soar. 12.00 IS. 21 service for Heekman una lvetchlim ... ... 13 no Inager, D tl, advance for rail wmin . i-oad fare for John Mc Donald - l.nrmer Triuiafur, It A. real - for Mm. iMmaldtfon Opera House Pharmacy, pre scriptions for Oouniy patients J' icific , Tel Hi . Tel Co. The, - photic lit" farm Hcbcrls, C M,. groceries for Mrs. McAt() Salem X)easnen Hospital.' care of Mary Mither , Palem Denconoss HospUal. cure i.f Mrs. Martha Iy.eUte Fali-m Deuconos ioplial. care of Nohn Nnvnitil- Palem Hospll.tl, tare of I.onls .HelMi -; j4illcll)' (j'asnltal, i'C A "W 13.11.1 T.00 13 60 ! : i 3.50 4.00 30.00 80.00 15.00 4 00 13.00 ft.OO SO.OO 8.00 4.00 30.00 Salem Hospital, car of M B Ketchum .... '. Salem Hospital, car of L H Heekman ........................,:.. Salem Hospital, care of John , Bently: Shrode, D L, groceries for Mrs Northcutt ., Taylor, Earl E, Supt. poor farm Weller. Bros, - groceries for Helm McLane Willamette Sanatorium, care , ; of Emil Eckerlin .. j0u Acconnt 21.85 293.7 ' . I 12.25 122.S0 Needham, W I, board of pris- ' oner v.-;.........-..-.-...-..:...:..:;:...,',...,.' Juvenile Court' Needham, V I, railroad fare . for Floyd Cochran et al..;.....; - - - Tax Rebate . ' Condlt, Ross, rebate Moore, Delpha, rebate State Fair Beckwith, J T, work ln.ex- , hibit Cernlc. hi J, apples, prunes, etc. ..; J....... Ensley, B F, potatoes, etc. Farmer Hrw Co, Ray L, gal- vanized pail, nails, tacks, . etc. -. 105.00 ;" im 14.85 13.18 .4.00 24.50 4.50 2.61 3.00 Gaines, R, pumpkin Herren, James, auto hire col- '. Fdsfer ......,..'...-......;;-..:...r,; Salem Hospital, care of Her. man Luers Salem Hospital, care of Lizzie Howard ..... PORTLAND BUSINESS DIRECTORY MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc. The Premier Municipal Bond Home MORRIS BUILDING, Government and Municipal Bonds PORTLAND, ORE. Phone Bdwy, 2151. Hotel Alder DIXIE BREAD Ask Your Grocer HER AUTO SPRING CO.. 6J Cafeteria You W01 SAFE AND Excellent Cafe VAUDIVILLB tH BISTm IN WE WANT YOUR TURKEYS Write ua for pricei on Poultry, Veal, Hoga, Eggi, Applet, Potatoei, Unionl. 40 raara In hmineu. PAGE A SON, PORTLAND, ORE. Prompt. Rnliable. "RTTTTTTWIT'AT Wa pay Higliett Mmket Price for Butterfat W X i 4iXXJL JT. i and lead chack br return maiL Send us your name and wa will mail you our quot&Uuu. KIVKHVIKW DAIRY COMPANY,. lotll Balmant St.. Partlaad, Oreiron. Ks1nhli-ihl I'M!. FT TQNSETH FLORAL CO. X MVJ VV JLjIXvJ n iiw f FWs FOR AU. OCCASIONS Plum Main BI03 687 Washlmitan St.. Mmical ItiUyawiU ui SuapiiM, tkangitfii ui Records. AG K NTS FOK-R. C. Conn. t.ld. Ba-.d tiutramrata. Vest Tu-bauhone and Whyt.LalU9 UuAioa. Send for Calalog-ua of new and anod luatruiuanta, "For Anything Musical, See HcDangall First" 3 -X x riC.. hi x , A i aW.i-rA.iJT Genuine Ford Parts TALBOT & CASEY, IllC. Authonzed Ponl Dmlers Whan in town, brine; your Kurd to ua. Exceptional 'renalriruT (acllltiaa hy flnt-elaei Ford mechanic!. Uaanatoa ra-ehargad in car while you wait. Try at for parts. Signor G. Taglieri artlitle Flnleh. ' Principal tenor Italian tn.1 Knlunurana uvera oompanwa. Of lutarualional reputation. Studio 104-t Staaraa lluildlns. Phone Main alia. . John Claire MONTEITH RecounitrJ Authority on th Vofce CohimbJj BUi(., Portland. . 1. r ' o " men. And It will run aTi'V.VtC-l oulres a 4 H. P. I iJL, y--- i'jL 1 wheels. One man 1 iSr&3 1 place. AU mital conatriw-i mti; U-watuer ignition sys- ij-kr ' iaa. torn. A sturtUv buiiU sW''J outfit that econoiuicullv. , (, H; f Also l- ui THOMAS i n e e n i n g vvunivo IVp. ". Tltlc&TrMRt Biff, rnrllaiul. Ul't' iXrSaJ.CS..mXKPWaVanjr rit-. i.-r niDMiTiirr . Appi UNf-PS Q,.CE FURNITURE & APFUANCE, ccwi'irrr tine of srert lectins exhibits ... 15.84 Heyden, Gust, corn and beets.. .00 Huckestein, Willa, work pre paring exhibit .. ....... . S.T6 Kawaguchi, K S, celery ............ 5.00 Lachmund, Louis, grapes ........ C.C0 LaFollette, A M, Jeaches, ap ples and pears . 36. Lelchty. Albert, crabapples .... 2.25 McAdams, I L. preparing ex- hibit T2.00 Penney Company, J C, hunting, cheesecloth, etc ..l 7.91 Portland Ry L ft P Co, elec tric service :... 10. Ranhold, Amiel, onions and ; potatoes ... . 7.00 Reynolds, L T, apples and pears ...,... 11.25 Roth Grocery Co, tomatoes :' - U and grape baskets - 8.70 Stelgher, T W, apples i3.00 Taylor.- Earl E, collecting and - delivery for exhlbit4 47,00 Taylor, Miss Myrtle, preparing . . grain .; 25.00 Taylor, Mrs Nina, preparing exhibit . .............. 3.00 Taylor, Walter, do 8.00 Turnidge, W J, vegetables- and expressage ........... 5.70 Welch Electric Co, 10 watt mcl. 3.50 Wells, Mrs Harriett, vegetables . 3.00 Winters, Joseph, honey 8.40 Goptier and Molo Bounty Contd Boyer, IT G, advanced for on scalps ; 10.60 309-311 Stark St Established Ovet Twenty-Five Yean Room! II per dar and up. 8pisl moatblr rmtM. UutHtf-tomi vniUm made to fesl at ham. Boatbara fuias alec trie train dapot in auM balldlna. 1. W. BUSHONG. tlanasar. Kte AUarSt. our. 4th. - POKTLAND. ORB HAYNE3-FOSTER BAKING CO. Pardaad. Oraioa. . ' SALEM BAKING CO., Salen, Ore. You Can't Break. 'Em! CM Suriim witfc writtan cnanntM for ran. 15,000 Sprngs Stack. Portlud, Ore. BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO EAT Wa aapaekllr outfit -town liitor to sir oi a toiaL Wa tU maka yas (Ml at home. SUtk ana AMar Straau. PORTLAND, ORE. Feel Right at Home Here CENTRAL REASONABLE RATES NORTONIA HOTEL 1 Ith and Stork, Portland, Or. But Meet All Trains atI!EIL! THEATER Sunday, Monday, Tuasdar Nichto Sua. Moa. Tuaa. Wad. Aftaraoona Show Wad. Night OecMloaalljr. rlijtu. 15c U JI M; Kifaa. ISe h 75c Portland, Oreaon KTrt 1 frnnil A VP Portland, Or. Keep !h Northwest Projptrou by utliij Northwett!m Made Cood. ZAN BROS., tnc. BUeetroot "LaVoca PcwlaOi" Italian " Bel Cantu " ' Voi.4 B.iiHlnn from ElementarT Stara to Illsh Waehlniiton St at Watt Park l... Ti.l.:iMA4 aaua r,n,,h oa tn 1 m;y-f your machinery that ro-' Motor.. - nMouirtod oa- wide rim iron oprrst anil r-ioves it froinj)luco to lusts loiiKiir --l cUrate4-easier unu more ; i n fFi iill $ ei h it rr---.-A?-rJ v.? r' i 3, J tJ V.-;.?!. .7. L-)l 'ATISM-PH ES-CONST1PAT1N , Wilt ,jKn Spr.nga Mineral WMer r.ttwro a- own rnn-.ly rium tfie Uih-h. . .. .... IJiiUti. it Ulut Ki't wail. itoltirnl y Rk RmJ)' Co. " 1st St., Portland, Or. iJAFr? Kir arl lunger iu)t fcii'yA, new auJ sfoo;ul fiAii i, us right iHotrt, bought, N0HI3 SATS A LOCK CO. rii '1 4 - timtiMitMtmimmitimiwmnmn What Do Yea Know Aboct Drag Saws? Every man who ever broke his back with a crosscut knows that a drag saw does a dozen men's work at one-tenth the cost. BUT do they know why the VAUGHAN has such biff exclusive devices on its saw i as the Jiffy Saw Holder; the metar to metal clutch; the Safety Angle and the Adjustable Pitman head T : i If you're interested In drag saws find, out why , the VAUGHAN - has them. Just write for our folder it tells you why and also explains the engineering principles that must" be followed to produce the high- est grade saw the sort of a saw you want. Standard $155 Outdi $165 - Vaughan Is WE I1LL SHn YOC A VAVGHAX DRAG SAW IF YOTTR. DEALEIl : CANNOT SXTPLY YOU Don't buy a drag saw blindly. Invetitlgat. Com par. Mnke mire te saw you buy will stand up under hard lasting Bervice. The Vaughan Is sold on merit. It is time proven and tested. ' ........ VAUGHAN MOTOR WORKS. INC Keep Down living Cost Buy Planes or Player piano . During Factory Clearance Sale $ 325 Rebuilt or used Pianos $ 95 350 Rebuilt or used Pianos 135 375 Rebuilt or used Pianos 165 425 Rebuilt or used Pianos 190 450 Rebuilt or used Pianos 215 500 Rebuilt or used Pianos..s 235 875 New 1919 Models 281 425 New 1919 Models. 317 450 New 1919 Models 337 476 New 1919 Models 356 60O New 1919 Models 375 650 New 1919 Models 412 C25 New 1919 Models......... 468 750 New 11119 Models : 662 800 New Player Pianos 695 900 New Player Pianos..-.. 675 1000 New Player Pianos 750 1150 New Player Pianos 862 Cash orou terms to suit you $25 cash, $10 or more monthly on new Pianos. $50. cash, $18 or more monthly on new Player Pianos. SCHWAN PIANO CO. Ill Fourth St., Portland, Ore. CHOCOLATES-Always! ., TJ J , . ri , t:i':T?! .-!. Jh!l 1 J- - .' -ka- T.- IS?' Xfr-rC,TlrJr-,-larr While in Portland Don't forgot to visit one of the '. '. Greatest Money Saving Stores ' on Uio coast, . . kersrYoa Really SAVE Clotlting, Shoes, Furnishings, Etc, at i to J regular pricet. GLICKMAN'S 2-.3 Al.DEl St., COKNER SiXOND ST. The big store wUh-tho yollow front. - ; .T, ' ' TRUSSES truss-. Snd ( mtwiur ir.g blnk itl einraUr. ny av?ry,iirT in Umrk : ifjiv. etc. a- .i jjay po-staire. 1 LAiK-n.wis iKiuco; " okos Supreni 478 E. Mala St. Portland, Ore.- ' , "Where'Home Comforts Abound" PORTLAND. ORB. The pleasure of your trip to Port land will depend upon the hotel you elect. Cozy aurroundlnga, moderate ratea, and the welcome you find 'in Sour own home towm, await you at i aiultnomah. . Garage in Connection. Oct. the 27th 74cButterfat74c ; Since Its first quotation THE PEER LESS Bl'TTER . CO. has and ALWAYS WILL estalilujh the RECORD BUTTER FAT PRICES. REMEMBER We. have one mice to. all: our Quotations are open; w do not quote a price and pay some more '. and some less to meet competitors. Try us check by return mall for each shipment. PEERLESS BUTTER CO. . 45-47 Front Street -. Portland, - - - - Oregon Car and Tractor Magne tos, Generaters and Start ing Motori Repaired. Beat Bank References. Send for free chart. Hail oa magnetoa. Quick eerv ice. ElectricService Auto Co EXPERTS 391 Oak at Bet. Park ft 9th Sea The Portland Modern Oil Burner Making Pure Cat From Coal Oil. Fits any Stove or Rana-a. Haa no eanal for eaok. inir, heating-, furnaeea, etc. Eaey to onerata. No dirt, soot or odor. By far the chaaneat fuel. In- reeogata. Asenta wanted. PORTLAND MODERN OIL BURNER. 14S Grand Ave., Portland, Oregon Turkeys W anted - We also pay bost market price for , Cream, Egga and Live Poultry. Front and Ankeny SK.Portland. Ore. l-'Uii S ALE lU'.ituumnt aiKl"c1nfeiJtTon ery: gooil lorntion. doing frood bualnem; sellinjt to settle eslnter will sacrifice for quick sale. Cnll or write Ida I. Covell, ailmx., 417 Lyon t., Albany, Or. WHY ENDURE FOOT MISERY? Tired, sore feet take the Joy out of life. Why suffer with swollen, persptringr, ten der, calloused, bad odor feet when the R. M. B., 10-day, permanent and guaranteed cim be purchased lor $2.00. The R. M. It. 10-ilay Guaranteed Corn Cure, 60 cents. This wonderful -remedy contains no acids or poisons. Sent prepaid, plain di rections for use in each package. Robbins Marr Remedy Co., 3H Stork Ex. Bldg. Kver have a pain across the back, es pet laity on enld. dimi pnrntnps? If so, Ktve your kidneys attention by taking SAr.OltKNK mixed wtlh olive before vu . orttiact rheuniatis-.n in Its wornt form. Pronire SALuilK.MIii from any drugstore and mix it youtelf. mtsmaiia BJsLP- SIiImubi Tin ud Price LM DR. L LUBARRE,!! f ortlftnd Modem HfMKv DENTIST Annaintmnnt maita hv '"AfJV "all; NO serious results -"CrfiVkliiaJW from trxth itr..l Work of every character positively truar cnteed. Dr. I. 1. E. Ia Barra, D. 5. S., Suite 305 G(-rlinr Buildios. Cc. Ind and Aider Street. . . - . . - HHkory husinees In Tomcroy, Wash., foi snie vheap ii' taken wt ont-e. Poing good luisit.ess. Oiwi oven and everything com plete. Price, t5uo cash. J. IS. Condon, I'oruerc-y, -Wr-sh. Ground Gripper Shoes Caa be ordered br mail for ths Trhclc Tic aa:- tat and beat shoe trade today. A r.eal CorrectiTe Shoe, CR0UN9 .GRIPPER SUCE STORE, tm Waek. 8 erect Parttasd, Cntea. Kt 3L Ilakae Ave.. Taroau. Waahlagtaa : -s - t f n What's What's Not? Not.eVery storage battery that is called "bone dry " ia really shipped and stored inTxMie-dry condition. Some have solution put in at the factory, and poured out again before shipment. ' : Some are shipped with plates dry,' and-insulation wet. These batteries are not bone dry. Come in and get straight from us the story of Willard Threaded Rub ber Im ulation, the only form of in sulation that permits of bone-dry shipment and storage of automobile starting, lighting and . ignition bat teries. ... t - r u Degge & Burrell ' 238 North High Street. THROUGH SERVICE WE GROW HHfimnmiiiiiiiin TIRESOME TALE There's One Thing That Hasn't Gone Up ' Snld Mrs. McOuff to Mrs. Van Bright, ' " Ll'A - As they chatted one day on the Drive, . "I should not be surprised to be some clay advised .' Of a tax for just being alive! - II "The Landlord lifted my rent which was high ' As it was for the service they give The butcher, baker, the tailor, dressmaker, Have doubled their rates as 1 live,. ... Ill -"I can't understand how you manage, my dear, To still run an, automobile? Vhy,-the cost of a tire must be frightfully higher. And they're poorer by quite a good deal!" IV " - ' : Said Mrs. Van Bright, "Oh, I fully agree That the sharks have us all by the ears, And it's sad that we must calmly gtand for the lust ' " And the greed of these bold profiteers. ' V "But you're wrong, I moist say, in one Instance, at least; As to tires, I cannot agree; Mine cost less than before, while their mileage is more re tveuys, oi course QUAGK'S I AUTO SUPPLY AND VULCANIZING 219 N. Commercial ' Phone 66 OMtMMMtMMMHIMllMMIHMMMMIMHMM The New Philadelphia Diamond Grid I 1 1 TT C D A 1 liM (iuaranteed ( EDISON-ALKILINE? For All Lighting Purposes The Battery Shop '.SiSSigEX 263 KOBTH COMMESCIAL STREET. ,: Bone Dry STORAGE dATTERv leECIlII. mi iituttt as you see. ' r-M. S. mZ Years - - , .. $ . .. ... cm i i t X rottlLAfD, i