THURSDAY, JANUARY 30. 1930
FILM REVEALS
EVIDENCE NOT
FREE OF ERROR
'Evidence" the latest Vltaphooe
all-talking picture, starring Pauline
Frederick, the current attraction at
BUgh's Capitol theater. Is not the
story of the usual domestic tri
angle. It may be called a quad
rangle, with Pauline Frederick, Wil
liam Courtney, Conway Tearle and
Lowel Sherman sharing the four
corners of the plot with little Fred
die Murke Frederick In the very
center.
As a stage play "Eivdence" was
recognized as a powerful dramatic
denunciation of "circumstantial evi
dence," and it had phenomenal suc
cess In both England and America.
Miss Frederick is superb as the wo
man who pays the price of the
law's blunder.'
Every member of the cast has
the training of both stage and
screen. Aside from the principals
mentioned above the cast includes
Alec B. Frances, Lionel Belmore,
Ivan Simpson, Myrna Loy, and
many more notable stage and screen
players.
BUgh's Capitol Is presenting two
features on this bill. As an added
attraction will be Olen Tryan In
his latest and funniest comedy
drama, "Skinner Steps Out." Vita
phone acts and the Movietonews
complete this program, which will
play at BUgh's Capitol Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
"Sunny Side Up" is the next at
traction on Its way to BUgh's Capi
tol and will open a four day en
gagement starting Sunday.
PUBLIC CARD PARTY
PLANNED AT DONALD
Donald Mrs. G. B. Ackerson was
hostess for the regular meeting of
Venus auxiliary Tuesday afternoon.
Plans were completed for the
public card party to be held on the
evening; of February 13. Mrs. J.
A. Bush Is general chairman of the
committee. A freshments closed
the afternoon. The next meeting of
the club will be on February 25 at
the home of Mrs. Fred Yergen.
Those present were Mrs. D. E.
Green, president; and Mrs. Ray
Yergen, Mrs. Fred Yergen, Mtss
Eva 8 wan, Mrs. J. H. Miller, Mrs.
E. D. Carver, Mrs. J. Kister, Mrs.
J. A. Bush and Mrs. G. A. Cone and
the hostess.
SHORT WAVE RADIO
MAY CHEAPEN TALK
Paris, (.P) Telephoning around
the world at bargain rates on short
wave Is considered ' commercially
practicable by the French ministry
of posts, telegraphs and telephones.
It is estimated that the cost of a
three-minule talk b'eween Paris and
New York could be cut from the
present $50 to something like $8.00.
Short wave experiments by gov
ernment engineers early last year
showed it was possible to hook up
Paris with Algiers and make service
pay at $4.00 a conversation.
.TILE PURCHASES IN
VALLEY INCREASING
Monmouth O. M. Partridge of
the Monmouth tile plant, reports
that over 100,000 feet of tile have
been laid since the company pur
chased a hew ditch digger late last
Tall. Mr. Fay, of near Ballston, who
had 46.000 feet of tiling laid on his
farm, is so far the heaviest purchaser
Mow long
will this energy last
under tiie
strain 01 a
COUGH?
A single day of coughing
saps more vitality than
three square meals a day
can give you!
Three squirt
meals daily coo-
tainin enough rocr
gy to do the thoo
rJ I sand snd one routine
r J' tasks of the iayl
Yet, all this energy tan so tssily be
wasted by a violent, irritating cough
leaving you utterly exhausted, without
Strength or ambition.
"DON'T COUGH YOUR ENERGY AWAY'
At Capitol
f'-yN
Pmufm Frederick in "Evidence
7 Warner Brat Production,
LUCHT SURPRISED
WITH DINNER PARTY
Mt. Angel Mrs. William Lucht
was hostess at a surprise dinner
Sunday honoring her husband on
the occasion of his birthday anni
versary.
A large birthday cake centered
the dining table, and covers were
placed for Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wil
li?, Edwin and Helen Willlg, Helen
Falk, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lucht and
son. Charles, Mr. - and Mrs. Fred
Lucht and daughters, June Ann
and Flodlne, and Mrs. Julia Seeley.
Cards was the diversion of the
afternoon. I
StomachTroubles
. Headache and
Dizziness
If your stomach is sick, you are
tick all over. If you can't digest your
food, you lose strength, get nervous
and feel as tired when you get up as
when you went to bed.
For 10 years Tanlac has restored to
health and activity thousand who
suffered just as you do many of
them right here in town. For instance,
here is a letter from Mr. Nicholas
Buynak, who says: "Indigestion was
carryingmedown at an alarmingrate.
One time it had me laid up in bed for
six weeks. Tanlac has me eating,
sleeping, and feeling fine and I don't
believe it has an equal."
Let Tanlac do for you what it did
for this sufferer. It corrects the most
obstinate digestive troublesrelieves
gas, pains in the stomach and bowels.
It restores appetite, vigor and sound
sleep,
Tanlac is made of roots, barks and
herbs. Get a bottle from your druggist
today. Yowr money back if it doesn't
help yon. Accept no substitute.
Medical science tells us that coughing
uses up energy more quickly than any
other bodily exertion.
That if why it Is 10 important to
check coughs at the start.
Pertussin quickly relieves the cough
by getting at the immediate cause. It
loosens the phlegm, soothes the txritf
tion and quiets the cough spasm.
It is the safe method because Pertus
sin is a purely herbal remedy and coo
cains 00 dope or harmful drugs. It is
pleasant to take and will not upset the
stomach. In addition,' any druggist can
tell you that doctors have prescribed
Pertussin more often than any other
advertised cotgh remedy.
It is safe for every cough and fbff
every member of the family.
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BARZILLAI CHAPTER
HAS INSTALLATION
Albany Bsrzillal chanter of the
Order of the Eastern Star installed
officers to senr, during the ensuing
year, Tuesday evening at the Ma
sonic temple here. Mrs. Alton B.
Coates. Mrs. H. N. Cocker line and
Mrs. H. B. Tucker were lnstaUuu
officers.
Officers installed were. Mrs. Wil
liam Pollak, worthy matron; Rufus
M. Russell, worthy patron; Mrs.
Stowell Dawson, associate matron;
Victor Oltlver, associate patron; Miss
Irena Hector, treasurer: Mrs. L. Guy
Levelling, secretary; Mrs. Harry
uurran, conductress; Mrs. Loretta
Davis, associate conductress; Mrs.
Q. T. Hockensmith, chaplain; Mrs.
R. M. Russell, marshal; Mrs. O. M
Junkin, organist; Miss Mildred
Whitlake, Adah; Mrs. C. H. Murphy,
Ruth; Mrs. John Jordan, Esther;
Mrs. Fred Ward, Martha; Mrs. Syl
via Parker, Electa; Mrs. W. W. Dick
son, warder and Raymond Tomlin-
son, sentinel.
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON
PARTIES ARE GIVEN
HUBBS' RESIDENCE
Snverton Mrs. Frank Hubbs of
the Bethany district entertained at
several tables of bridge at her home
a few evenings ago It being her
birthday anniversary.
Her daughter, Laura, surprised
her room mates and teacher, Mrs.
Casper Towe the day before with a
treat at the luncheon hour, it being
her 13th birthday anniversary.
ENTERTANS GUEST
AT SILVERT0N HOME
Mt. Angel Miss Ellen MaeQuin
entertained a few friends recently at
her home near Silverton. The eve
ning was spent in playing games.
after which a lunch was served, as
sisted by Miss Lucille Moore.
. Those present included the Mis
ses Lucille Moore, Helen Willlg,
Miss Frisco, Alfa Myers, Agnes
Berger, and Ellen MacQuln and the
Meisrs. William Oilles, Walter Hes-
sell, Andrew Drysdale, Lewis Mac
Quln, Peter TJaelman, August Gren-
zer, Frank Pfaff and Ben Acker
man. I
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All good drug ttores nil S3S. in two size.
Ask for the forger sir. It it more economical.
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IS I ON BUILT
EQFW ELECTEEC,
COURT ST.
CRUELTY IS CHARGE
OF DIYORCE ACTION
Dallas Suit for divorce was filed
in circuit court Wednesday by
Blanche L. Black as plaintiff versus
Leslie B. Black, defendant.
They were married in Kansas
City, Mo., in 1920, and have two
children, Edwin aged eight, and
Margaret agpd seven. Plaintiff de-
AnAilin
CHILD
Are you prepared to render
first aid and quick comfort the
moment your youngster has an
upset of any sort? Could you do
the right thing immediately
though the emergency came with
out warning perhaps tonight?
Castoria is a mother's standby at
such times. There is nothing like
it -in emergencies, and nothing
better for everyday use. For a
sudden attack of colic, or the
gentle relief of constipation; to
allay a feverish condition, or to
soothe a fretful baby that can't
sleep. This pure vegetable prepa
ration it always ready to ease an
ailing 'youngster. It is just at
JOB WILLIAMS
rilONE 488
stres custody of the children, but
there are no property right.
Among the charges filed by plain
tiff are that her husband has
slapped and chched ber, called her
vile names, openly flaunted to her
his Intimacy with other women,
failed to support the family, and in
general has been cruel and inhu
man to her for the last five yjara.
She asks the court for a divorce,
sole custody of the two children
and for costs Involved by this suit.
There is one divorce for every
114 marrlatres in England.
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Harmless as the recipe on the
wrapper reads. If you see Chaa.
H. Fletcher's signature, it is
genuine Castoria. It it harmless
to the smallest infant; doctors
will tell you so.
You can tell from the recipe on
the wrappe how mild it is, and
how good for little systems. But
continue with Castoria until
child it grown.
Proper"Service"
on your
BATTERY
Prolongs It's Life
WE SERVICE ALL
MAKES OP BAT
TERIES WITHOUT
CHARGE.
Joe Williams
'Service That Satisfies'
COB. HIGH CENTER ST.
FHONB 1st
Kmc,
ELDERLY RESIDENT
OF TURNER FETED
Turner Mrs. Louise Kunke who
makes ber home in Turner with her
son-in-law. and daughter. Postmas
ter and Mrs. j. K Whitehead, re
cently observed her Both birthday
anniversary. A number of friends
called to help her eelebrate the day,
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PAGE SEVEN
among them being Mrs. L. K. Bea
nies of the Cloverdale district. For
many years Mrs. Kunke made her
home on a farm in the Cloverdale
district, until about a year ago. De
spite the advanced years the hon
ored guest enjoys good health most'
of the time, and Is quite active.
Turkey plans to spend nearly t jO.-
000.000 In new Irrigation projects.
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