PAGE SIX
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1925
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THROUGH ENTIRE
LENGTH OF PLAY
With the tame happy faculty o'.
placir.g his tinger on the tuniiy
b'mo ot human frailties and prod
ding vigorously thereupon that
characterized 'The Torch llcarora'
of two seasons ay,u, Ueurgo Ivelly
has successfully repeated tin;
tchievcuicnt tlim year in New
Vork'a taiprcmo comedy success
"The Sliow-OI'f," which cumcs to
Ihu lli'ai-.d theater Monday, June
la. I'ro-l.slR'iiites and the liencn
:nen ot llauptman and ot Khaw
may complain that Mr. Kelly lacks
dramatic finoMe and technique.
Well and liod; i.i.t who gives the
proverbial two whoops whether he
docs or does not? Air. Kelly suc
ceeds in making his "show-oft" an
amusiii'-; cms and after all fun li
what people go to the thc.Uer for.
It is, perhaps, because there is
a bit ot the "show-ofl'' in all of
us, that makes the play ring true.
Aubrey l'lper has convinced hit
sweetheart that ho is the greatest
fellow in the world, and ho is in a
fair way to make the rest of the
family bellcvo tuo same thing,
liven In the lace of the most un
nerving exposures, lie remains
(ucksuro. The three acts of the
comedy run alone; brimming with
absurd everyday talk, and engag
ingly intriguing situations. '"1'iie
S'low-Olf" is without doubt one
01 the sum fire lilts ot the present-day
stago.
The glib title character Is known
to all ot us. Is part of most of us.
Sc intent is he on making a good
Impression that ho generally cro
nies a had one. lie docs not real
ize that iieople would concede him
something W return for a larger
concession of silence by him. lie
1'iiys a $28 suit on a 32 salary,
rwceps a girl off into matrimony
in spito of her family, brings her
lack penniless to live with her
mother, In tho same grand nian
icr. Borrowing a mend's automo
bile, he bucks traffic at l'hlladel
puta'B busiest corner. Itesult:
One broken arm for traffic officer,
i.ne dami.ge l trolley car, ono belli
nutninobile, one gash on the brow
!or the sl.ow-olf, one fine of 11000
for his relatives to pay. "That's
the law for you!" ho comments.
Ueverses of fortune and a goo'J
lecture from a sister-in-law ren
der him unabashed. At the cud
tSe author mnkes tho show-off
partly instrumental In bringing a
fortune In the family.
LOEB RTPORTED IMPROVED
ChicaKo, Junu 10. Itlchard
Loch, ono of the Hliiyers of Uobert
Franks, who becamo subject to
post-infections doHrium following
an attack of measles, Improved
greatly yesterday, according to
his physician! at tho prison hos
pital at Joliot. They reported lie
had spells of rationality and that
tho sirups which had held him to
his bed wero removed.
Articles of Incorporation were
filled with tho state corporntlo;i
department Saturday by tho Ver
Jimla Plan:n,T Mill nf Vornonla,
capitalize! nt $10,000. Tho In
corporators nro Henry Hall, .T, O.
fulbertion, Noblo Dun lap and W.
I.. H.,11
Los Angeles at Annapolis
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Tho naval dirigible Los Angeles was flown from Its hanger at t.akehnrst, N. J., to tho Naval Academy
at Annapolis, Md., wliero It was moored to tho mast of tho U. S. S. Patoka, between frequent trips on
which midshipmen wero carried for special training.
nnvmn enem
IS CLOSED HERE
Announcement was inada this
morning by Harry riant, match
maker, that he will dijeon'inue
the boxing shows for the sunimor
and will start up Friday of Kalr
week In September. Plant had
onnimtininrpfl nn ntitiiiiir on an
other card or so, but abandoned
that plan with eo many people out
of town In the berry fields. He
is lilannluc on running ine
fielits on a regular two weeks
schedule, next year.
"The Salem Hunt fans have
ninnorted the boxlnff shows won
derfully this season, which has
in-i 1n It iinticlhlo In elvo thorn the
brand of shows that have been
nut nn " nii1 Plimr. tllfa momlnK.
"I want to thank the Tans for their
lllinrvtl miminrt nnil I nm In hones
of putting on just as good, if not
better, rights next season, ii me
fans give the same support."
PI nut lino nlen H) nil II tit of fit ant
ing up wrestling cards next season
although ho is not sure as yei.
Wrestling Is n popular sport in
Portland and Corvallls nnd It
might bo made to bo n big thing
In the local sport circles. Clood
wrestlers are obtainable In this
vicinity In Ralph Hand, Ted Thye
and llobin Heed.
TODACGO KING GIVES
$2,000,000 TO COLLEGE
Durham, N. 0., June 10. An
rdditional Rift by .1. 1. Duke. tn
bacco magnate tn tlio amount of
$2,000,000 for tho hufldlng fund of
Duko univerHlty was announced to
day by President It. P. Vow, nt a
;ntberlng of ntumni at the annual
luncheon.
The gift Increase the building
fund previously created by Mr.
Dtiko for tho university from six
to eight million dollar.
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Courtesy Paid
,v- $yr
James Gray, street car conductor
In Washington, D. C, was Invari
ably kind to aged Mrs. Mary Ward
on her visits to tho capital, helping
her on and off his car. She dbd
recently, leaving htm $4,000 for hhi
politeness.
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We solicit Inq Ulrica to buy or
sell any marketable listed,
local or unlisted securities.
Activo market for Uurant, Star,
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Portland, Ore.
BEING STARVED
Spokane, Wash.. June 10 Forty
animals belonging to Nell Ship
r.mn, movfn? picture actress, are
starving in their cages at the head
of Priest LLke, Idaho. F. T. Car
lo, assistant supervisor of the
Kanlksu national -.rest, reported
here last night.
The animals, which Include 25
dogs, four bear, ono wildcat, oni
deer, several coyotes, two wolvetj,
an caglo and an owl, have been
living on halt rations lately and
6)d not get anything to eat Fri
day aad Saturday, Mr. Carroll
said.
"They cannot be turned loose to
forago for themselves, because
they would drive all tho game
away from the lake, and pillago
tourists' campo,'' he said. "Nell
Shipman la in the east. The
menagerie was taken over by
creditors, but they haven't taken
cjro of the beasts."
Mr. Carroll said tho forest serv
ice has no money to feed the ani
mals and he has appealed to the
public (or aid.
CANADA NOT PARTY TO
SECURITY PACT, CLAIM
Ottawa, Out., June 10. (A. P.)
Premier King categorically de
nied yesterday that Canada was
a party to tho Khine security
pacu Asked by J.- 3. Woodaworth,
labor, 'Winnipeg center In tho
house this afternoon If the domin
ion wan party he said emphatical
ly tho "answer la no."
There was no further ilbcu.vlon.
Nomalfer
how severe
or deep seated
ihc skin trouble mav
bc.ll usually responds
to the comforting,
healing touch of
Resinol
Omaha, Neb., June 10. (A. P.)
No trace had been found early to
day either here or in Council
Bluffs, Iowa, across the Missouri
river, of Earl K. Gordon, 27, and
his 1G year old Indian heiress
bride, who until Monday was
MtHuin Meomudd of Miami, Okla..
It is believed they returned to
Oklahoma.
Accompanied by Mrs. Susanne
nomberry, the girl's mother, and
V. J. Wilson, a white" man, Gor
don, also white, and the girl, ob
tained a marriage license to which
the mother's consent was affixed.
The ceremony was performed bv a
Presbyterian minister and tho
party departed in an automobile.
Remarks made to the minister led
him to believe they started for
Oklahoma.
A canvass of Omaha and Coun
cil Bluffs hotels did not reveal
them.
Miss Leemudd, according to
word from Miami, is heiress to
$1,200,000 and is the ward of a
probate attorney.
BROOKINGS BANK WINS
FROM FEDERAL RESERVE
Portland, Or., June 10. (A. P.)
A jury In federal eourt here
awarded to the Brookings State
l ank of Brookings, Or., a verdict
of $1 actual damages and $17,500
punitive damagoa tn the bank's
suit against the federal reserve
bank of San Francisco. The
Broolclnss bank claimed It had
eyfferol from practices of the re
serve bank in forcing it to comniv
with tho rule for par collection of
checks.
The Brookings bank had been
chnrging a small feo for cashing
out of town checks, ond when the
federal reserve bank established
the system of making no charge
for this service a controversy arose
between the Brookings bank and
the reservo Institution.
CORNS
Lift Off-No Pain!
Doesn't hurt ono bit. Prop a llt
tlo "fr'reezone" on an aching corn,
instantly that corn stops hurling,
then shortly you lift It right off
with fingers.
Your druggist eells a tiny bottle
of "Freeione for a few cents, suf
ficient to remove every hard corn.
soft corn, or corn between the
toes, and the foot calluses, with
out soreness or Irritation Adv.
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MA It IK LOUISE D'AKC KIGEll
Smith & Woodbury company,
Portland, changing the name to
Woodbury & Wheeler company.
Notice ot dissolution was tiled
by the Central Realty company of
Portland.
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Lima Flouring Mills, Silverton
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