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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1925)
PAGE THREE SATUKDA Y, AUGUST 29, 1925 Nrnu Vnrir N linn Tfamntnn. SENATORS PLAY "the two ships are making good time in the flrut stage of the trip through Molvllle bay, the most difficult part of the homeward trip." ' After leaving Saunders Island Wednesday evening the Bowdoin slid into Middle harbor at Ax palne, 20 miles north of Cape following a fast run. Here ehe mined by the Peary, -which homes of the esklmoB, amid the snow banks. The oea was etill runnlr.g, but had moderated greatly, Comman der MacMIUan reported. A bril liant sun woe Bhinlng on the ma hogany cliffs, all but obscured un der a heavy mantle of new snow. ESPEE 10 HAVE , CUT OFF READY EARLY IN 1926 Everything In Readiness youthful star of the films. Is to be stood out to sea while Command a mother in law. Yvonne urui atour, daughter ot her husband, Is er MacMIUan ana two otnor mem bers of the expedition landed to to marry. For Barnum-Bailey Performance Tonight D vleit an old esKimo menu oi mnc Millan'e. Pictured were secured of the JOURNAL WUl US Fll picturesque Tuplku, the summer I York at 2:30 yesterday morning, iHE CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM, OREGON ipsa Klaraalh Falls, Or., Aug. 29. Following BtuCenient was made hero by H. W. JJetonest, chairman ol the executive committee ol the Southern Paclifc company: ' "I have Just returned from In specting the uew construction of the Natron cut-on and have spout today In Klamath Falls and nvi..r ohmit tlin coimtrv - with which 1 am much Impressed. Our expectation is that the work on M..t.-nn i.nr.nrr iiiclmlin'i; the ni.fr frnm Grass lake to the crcseut main line iu the vicinit f. T...... i - ...til Ua nitinliti Ol I31iU.lv Ullliu mt 1 and ready lor operation some time in juiy oi uet " nr q.lu in nriMpil with till other construction contemplated in soutnern ureto" UUJl,,v,u California, tho details of which have been fully explained by Mr. Sprculc and Mr. Shoup in their re cent statements and wo await sim ply the approval of the interstate commerce commission. "This will Involve a cost of ap proximately $16,000,000. Our new canital investment in the Natron .,- In ...Itllllll.to it 11,1 CUl-ULL iiui;i:oin J . -- - . through line, will be about fiS. An a a,. 1 i.,bimrtho turn toEotll- UUJiUUUUu wn.l) er will make a new Investment of 138,000,000. So far as we an abe to judge it will be a number of years beforo these large invest ments will becomo self-supporting, ...i,iir Mi nuthprn Paci fic will got the benefit of all of the traffic of tbs territory miurj h ihnun linns. It is clear, there- fm (hut. mieh investments can- ' v. i.,ir!,i,1 tf thurn he lie HOI UC JUOK,.'. ir.,..iivn nnmnctition from the notheru Hues." ll.rlitfiil vnriptv of fun. com edy and music will he presented , n vniuleville bill at the nuu ihi.nloi. tnrinv onH. This show promises to compare favorably with tne dosi snuno u .u. ..,.. Tho Minstrel Misses, a trio of versatile entertainers that can be relied upon to moro man please an audience wun mcir win m,mnerisms. harmony sing ing and comedy patter. An out standing featuro will bo Bobble Austin & Sister In the "Love BuiK- nnlnrful dancing revue. Their repertoire of dance numbers practically include all known styles In tho art or icrpsiunu.u tiful wardrobe and scenic effects. r.llck & Hrlcht. "Just a Bundlo of ,ni, rlHIulitful Broad way divertlscinent. fresh from the ranks of many well Known m"iii conicilv productions, displaying a wealth of talent, songs and stories Tinii. lino, in "A Little Dlf- '...... nn,i thoir live UD to their ,i ilii-lp offering, and i.i ,rot M-ith approval where ever they appear. The act will furnish most enjoyable entertain ment Emilo Kilouard, Master of Bhadowology; he is a capable artist .i , In nerformed , In a quick and perfect manner, full of comedy ana nuveuj " A new five act Hippodrome vaudeville road show conies to the theatre for -one day, bunuay, ic.u nring "Tho sjneopated Seven," a colorful southern Jazz bond with singers and dancers. KiLLS3OlElEPH0fE COMPANY WILL BUILD ' HillBhoro, Or., Aug.. 29. An nouncement was made here today of a new building to be erected by the locul tclcphine company at a cost estimated at $12,000. The now structure will be located on Fourth stteet between Base Line and the city hall. Construction is expected to start about the middle of September. The building will be made of terra coWn and brick, with a roof of tile. It will not be a large building and will be set slightly back from the street. It will he UBcd to houso all the offices and ewltchboards used by the com pany. A few rooms may be left for the use of local doctors or business men for several years, with the Idea in view that the company will eventually expand and take over the entire building. The present building used by the telephone company hers Is leased by the company, the lease running out In a few months. aaMs 1? wmmm Salem youngsters weut to bed last night dreaming of clowns with funny painted faces, giraffes with necks that reach up into the skies, wise old elephants with flapping ears and wiggling trunks, pretty girls in pink lights and short skirls blowing kisses -to all and sundry while cavorting about the tanbark rings on broad beamed horses, and goodness knows what else. And today the dreams come true for the combined llingliiig and Bornuin and Bailey Bhows are again in Salcni, and urchins are indulging In all manner of In trigue so as to he under. the - big top'' for one or the other of the two performances today. The circus came here from Portland, the first of the four long trains of 100 cars arriving before rosy fingered dawn had tinted the landscape, many youngiters brav ing the Ire of parents and tum bling out of bed while tho Btars were still shining so as to bo on hand early to greet the red wagons and circus folk. Urchins wore on hand ranging from the bald stage of Infancy to the bald stage at tho other extreme, while quietly and with all the dignity of a Sunday school gathering the huge wagons rumbled off the flat cars and sent quickly on their way to the show grounds. The lnu train brought the ele phants, camels, yaks, sacred cat tle, zebras, llamas, nnd what the circus people call the "led" an imals, because they move majes tically Into port under the men agerie tent from the trains under their own motive power, as con trasted with such aristocrats of the animal kingdom as the giraffes, hippopotami, rhinoceros and "cat" anlmnls who traveled de luxe In scarlet and gold dens and cages with nary a knothole through which curious Juvenile eyes might peek. Thw was no etreet parade this morning, nor has one been any where given by this circus in five years. The entire morning was utilised In erecting the 30 tents necessary for the days housekeep ing, and it was not until about the noon hour that Jim Whalen, architect of the canvas city, pro nounced all In readiness for the matinee performance. A performance is in progress this afternoon and there will be a last and complete show tonight at 8 o'clock, doors being opened 50 CENTS AIT? SEAT ANY TIME CHILDREN Matinees lOo Evenines 25o COMMA Hat f f Y iSs DIME NOW at the GRAND EJlibk NTS CECIL D DEMlLLtSmmmirpicrunt Shows start at 2:307:00 and 9:00 o'clock. Soon open at 2:00 and 6:30 u at 7 p. m. to allow small boys escorting their parents a full hour to view the largest zoological dis play ever brought to the coast. The "big top"' beneath which the wonders and glories of the circus aro revealed to pop-eyed urchins of all ages is a whopper of an affair seating 16,000 people. It shelters flvo rings, six stages and the hippodrome oval, all necessary areas of activity for the 800 men anil women performers tho 350 trained horses and the five herds of acting elephants. The program Is all practically new to Salem and is altogether the biggest and best thing In the circus line ever devised and pre sented. Not even the super- optical Col. Argus, himself, can hope to see all that goes on when tho circus gets well tinder way, and for almost three hours there Isn't a second goes to waste In the five rings and upon the stages and track. To mention each and every act would he like Tomorrow afternoon the Salem Senators will cross bats with the Independence nine on the Oxford nark diamond. ' Tho visitors are coming to Salem with the express purpose or taking tne locals iinu camp. They have declared that they have a better team than tho Senators and .have put up $150 to prove It. They are planning on brlnElni a large delegation irom around tho country to root them to victory. The Indepenaence nlno won the Polk county cham ninnshln hv Dlaylni; excellent Dan all season and U they keep up the ntrldo thev have maintnineo an seaeon thoy will make it tough go- no fnr the locals. " .. . ,,, ..nknl.lil "Biddy tswnop win pjuunu., be out In a Senator uniform and hreak Into the lineup in some posi tion although it Is not as yet known where ho will play, isowaras is also In doubt who will start on me mound for the locals altnougn u m vcrv likelv be Ashby. Ashby hM heen hurling good ball this npflnn nnd seems lo navu ihcih, of stuff. During most ot Asnoj s oltnhint here he has generally been In several tight holes but this year has not appeared to be In so much trouble. The ball players will also attempt to knock the baseball fur ther than Graham P. Sharkey, pro fesslonal of the Illlhee county club can a golf ball. The driving exni bltlon will start about 2:45 ana tne game at the regular time or j:uu. Washington. Aug. 29. (A. P.) The MacMlllan Arctic expedition ehip6 Bowdoin and Peary have encountered unueually favorable sailing conditions in dreaded Mcl villo bay on their return from the Icy north, eaid a message receiv ed hero by the National, Goo- graphic society. "With better veather and fav orable winds,' the message said naming every leaf on an oak tree in an effort to prove its beauty, but mention can be made of the beautiful horse ballet In which 160 superb horses appear in "The Fete of the Garlands''; the equi- canine circus in which French poodles disguised as miniature horses imitate the real horses; the Australian Colleano family, featur ing Con Colleano, who throwi forward somersault upon tho high wire; the five herds of elephants who play at "London Bridge the riding of May Wirth; the sensational aerial ruffles present ed by Lillian Leitzel; the beauti ful sisters Relffenrach, Hungarian Maygar riders; the Nelson family of girl acrobats; Jennie Rooncy. Ella Bradna and many others of class and distinction. 100 clowns furnish the fun and there Isn't a dull moment from the opening pageant of colorful beauty down to the last thundering raco upon the track. Monday the circus ex hibits in Redding. A laugh a day keeps the doctor away, and here are enough laughs to put "doc" out of business! STARTS SUNDAY TOMORROW ''a 1 Last Times I Tonifht "ARE PARENTS 111 PEOPLE" W Hera'. "High Hat" Griffith stepping on tho laurhln gas! It's a mad Joy ride a thousand mllefl long... News Comedy OREGON Matineei 25c and 35c; (Sunday 35c) Evenings 35c and 50c JIM Vie OLOBX TROTTER p. Webfoot Oregon Weekly Comedy Sunday Only BLIGH THEATRE MONDAY WELCH-BROWN STOCK CO. Prices ?70fi?$35 Still Better Oakland has added more than 100 improvements to cars that were already unmatched in performance, appearance and value then sub tracted 70 to '350 from Oakland prices, bringing these brilliant and beautiful new Oaklands down to the price-level of Fours! 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