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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1925)
PAGE EIGHT THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1925 15-Year-Old Theatre Program Recalls Old Order to Play Goers Fifteen years may be only a day 1 to May Robson, but fifteen years have meant many changes to Salem as . an examination of a fifteen-i year-old theater program proves. I Fifteen years ago this season May, Bobaon made her first appearance in Ealem at the "Grand Opera House." On Wednesday evening She played in the same theater, now the Hellig, in a brand new play. A Salem woman who saw her fifteen years ago showed the fnmniM inmndlAnnA th nrncrram of her first Play here. "That was only yesterday," said the famous Muy. 1 The little eight-page program contains advertise men ts of many flrnia that are dead and gone and almost forgotten in the fifteen years of "yesterdays" that have elapsed. John F. Cord ray, who before his death became one of the best known theater men in the northwest, wae manager of the Grand opera house then. Ray Farmer was local manager, L. C. Farmer, advertising manager, and Hoy Phillips the stage manager. Just above the cast of characters In the 1910 program are the print ed rules of the house. Among them are the following: "Eating peanuts not allowed in the theater." "Curtain rises at 8:15. Mati nee 2.15. Order carriages for 10:25." "No intoxicating liquors of any kind permitted about this thea ter." , . "Please report at the box office any inattention or incivility of Ushers or any other employe ot mis tu eater. Tne management will consider this a favor as the principle of the house la to please, not to offend." Fifteen years ago marcela were unheard of and Turkish hatha had not been exploited. Beauty parlor arts in the program boasted of tneir "hair weaving," that they gave bake oven baths and did chiropodist work. The little arte Teach Children ToU-e Cuticura Boothes and Reals Rashes and Irritations CttHfftirs ftoap Kftppai ihm Skin flVnr had cuts of pained looking women wtih coils and colls of hair piled nearly a foot high a far cry from the shingled head of today. Among the firms flourishing fifteen years ago, according to the program, and gonei today were the Yokohama Grocery & Tea com pany, Watt Shpp Sporting Goods store, the Oregon Shoe company, the Elite Cafe (hat W. A. Irwin owned on Commercial street. Pow ers jewelry store in the then "new Bligh block," the Capital Bakery, mite Massage & Beauty Parlors in the U. S. tMnk building, Miss Ora Podge Beauty Parlors, the Toggery on North Commercial street. Salem Si earn Laundry and Oscar John son, who had a clothing store on State and Liberty streets. HUNDREDS KILLED IN STORM ON INDIA COAST Bombay. British India. Not. 20, (A. P.) Tha loaa oC life la the cjrolonlo atorm which swept the coast ol India last week la now estimated at 700 and the damage at 100,000,000 pounds sterling. The Malabar coast west espe cially hard hit. The storm was the most serere experienced in In dia within memory. First reports' from Madras on November 13, said it waa feared sixty fishing boats had been lost. The storm caused floods Inland and Impeded communications. SUNDAY BLUE LAWS TO BE KEPT AT JACKSON CO. FAIR Medford, Or., Nov. 20. Com plying with the request of the Jackson county ministerial asso ciation, the directors of the Jack son county fair association today docided to hold no more sports or automobile races at the fair grounds on Sunday. Several events have been put on. Waited Till the Cows Came Home "I am Indeed glad to write you this letter. I was a torrihle euf feror from gases in the stomach and colic attacks. The specialist, our family doctor sent me to in Phllnrinlnliln. t?nvu mo nn- roliof although I took nls medicine till the co we came home. He finally said I would have to be operated on. Luckily I heard ot Mayr'e wonderful Remedy then, and al though It is now three yoarB since l took it, I have never had symptom of my old trouble since." It ie a simple, harmless preparation that removes the ca tarrhal mucus from the intestin al tract and allays the inflamma tion which cauflee practically all stomach, liver and Intestinal nil men te, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. J. C. Perry, D. J. Pry and druggists everywhere. Adv. Cochran, Go. The Southern rail way's Ponce d'Leon special waa up here while a pair of blood hounds leisurely bayed convict's trail down the track. INDIGESTION, GAS, ST Chew a few Pleasant Tablets Instant Stomach Relief! 'The moment "Pane's Dlapep- sln" reaches the stomach all dis tress goes. 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Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin not only causes a gentle, easy bowel movement but, best of all, It is often months be fore another dose is necessary. Be sides, it Is absolutely harmless, and so pleasant that even a cross, feverish, bilious, sick child glad ly takes it. Buy a large 60 cent bottle at any store that sells medicine and Just see for yourself. Dr. Caldwell's SYRUP PEPSIN I 1 TaS mm (mw a fcr Tsswfc. TarA. THE ANSWER, OF COURSE, NECKTIES! 1200 Ties in this Big Two-Day Sale Saturday and Monday 3 for $J.OO SOc Tliink of having your choice of twelve hundred ties, all pretty patterns, all very desirable neck ties. And think of buying them at the rate of three for. $1.00, all new! Sec big display in corner window. Saturday and Monday. . 3 for $.00 Big Display of these in Men's Section MILLER 1 L Salem', Leadinp Department Storr Buy Now for Christmas Gifts WELL BOUGHT LOW PRICED Beginning Tomorrow Morning! This November Sale of Coats embraces three large groups of our finest Whiter Garments, many of which will be shown for the first time tonight at our Style Show. Pinpoints, Velourias, Suedes and other fine fab rics will be shown at their very best in these coats which are charmingly styled to please every tvhim of Fashion. Eveiy Coat offered at any one of three prices are typical November Sale values. Every Coat is guar anteed by Millers to give the utmost satisfaction to its wearer. All are lavishly trimmed with good fur. See them tonight. STYLE SHOW TONIGHT--8 to 10 o'clock-THIRD FLOOR MILLER'S STORE TAKE ELEVATOR Jrm -Jk oMl Jltf v(h-' iivl CvVti tll nh 'fnN-M- Rw"'- n raff , t mrnim i n Tirr iinnr imiiiii i i Mini
