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'SffiBFOftP STXTC TTETBTTNT?, iSIEDFORP,' OftTOpy, TITUftSDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, rftm SP.VEHI EXHIBIT SPACE AT According to A. H. WHlott. In charge of Iho poultry di'puriineiit vC "the Jackson County Fair und Oregon J'cnr Show, which upfns next week, the enlarged fucilitltM provided for the leathered uristo-L-rats of Oic county will enable the exhibitors to make an exceptionally fine, display of peillKi'ted birds this year. The poultry house .has been enlarged 50 per cent ami the ad ditional room Hives ari-om nida tion lor approximately 500 fowls. T$W pens have been added for luiutnnls, if;vinis and turkeys, the first time ihcHt; varieties luive had quarters ewpeeialiy achfpu-d for their needs. The entire building has been 'thoroughly renovated mid put in first class condition and exhibitors are assured of the most favorable attention and care for tlu'ir entries. In the thnroughly ntudern poultry house. Pro feasor Charles lircwster of Portland, formerly connected with the Oregon Slate Agricultural col lege will act as judge in the poul try department. Professor .Brews ter in a ivi-oirnized authority In his line nnd in the opinion of Mr. Villott and other poultry fanciers of this district, (lie fair boa id i:i to be cotmratulated upon securing Ills services. "Poultry men will derive a real benefit by exhibiting the best birds in their f lurks and should' also be present and witness professor lire water's work during the judg ing." said Mr. Willett. "Professor lire wider Will be pMisod to point offf the characteristics of the dif ferent breeds upon which he bases his premium awards, and also answer any finest ions pertaining to the poultry industry, whit h those Interested may care to ask." Mr. Willett declared that with the enlarged facilities now avail able, more exhibitors are wd- jcuiuu and are urged to enter sin gles or pens of chickens, geese, J ducks, turkeys and pigeons. An exhibit of special interest this year for children will be a ; lurgo number of baby chicks and ;a beautiful (ioklen Sea bright ban Hum with eight chicks. Ample space has been reserved for club work exhibitors and this department is expected to give added incentive to the work of the boys and girls who raise their i own poultry flocks. I , DRILLING FOR OIL L Fl SAX FUANCISCO. Sept. .&' t'lara Mmv and James Hall, film actors who produced the movie, "The Fleet's In" were sued for '$100,000 today by the Pavilion lee j I link company, owners of Uoso j land dance hall here, who aliened ! the reputation of the dance hall had been injured by the movie. The complaint charged that al j though the film was screened in Los Angeles, the action was rep resented as taking place here. Cer-! (tain scenes, particularly a fight staged by sailors in Hoseland : Dance hall, were considered ob jectionable. Attorney isaid a j similar suit vmi) be filed in fed-i eral nun l to prevent showing of the movie ..elsewhere. , AS A 'LOVE PIRATE' RALKM, Ore., Sept. 8, (ft1) Drillers who obtained lltle to the equipment of the Kugene oil well after filing a labor Hen, have agreed wih Mark D. McCallister, statu labor commissioner, that they will desist from pulling further casing from the well and moving equipment until persons who have money in the enterprise have fur ther time to decide whether they want to take over the plant. This was .reported by McCallister here today after spending all day yes terday in ICugene investigating the situnlfhn. McCallister said that from 1 D23 to liliC a total of $LM:i..'l01.12 was raised and expended on the well. He went to Kugene to Investigate when complaints reached him at the action ofV the drillers. Mc Callister found that they had re moved all the six and eight-inch casing, but not the 12-inch casing. McCallister also said he would make a thorough examination of all the records In his office per taining to the Guaranty Oil com pany and its successor, the Crown Oil company. , The men were Hay Olsen, 22, ' and Jack Russell. 23, of New York, ' and James C O'Donnell, 23, of llagerstown, Aid. O'Donnell was taken from the . water, unconscious, by fishermen. ' ' and little hope is held out for his j recovery. The others were reset! - j i ed by the lighthouse keeper. j The (irant left port yesterday t for San Kranclsco with more than I a hundred general prisoners tor j the A leu truss island prison. The ; three who escaped In some manner; obtained a canoe. The canoe was; I upset by waves from a liner, and : ! the men clumr to their tinv craft s ! j sides alt night. "State Street Sadie" Vitaphone Picture Opens at Craterian :3 E SPOIvANK. Scpl. 6. (VP! Alrs.i Catherine Noble has filed stilt in Kitperlor court here, demanding $lio,00i from Alarvel Case, weal thy Portland and Xew York wo man, for alleged alienation of af j feet Ions, charging that AIlss Case j .stole the love of Paul Noble ' Portland theatrical man. ami that I she took muny trips with him. CALIFORNIA HONOR SACRA.MKNTO. Calif. Sept. 6. ! 111 Oregon and L'tah sheep : raisers vied with California siieep men for high honors in the judg ing of entries at the state fair here yesterday., Following Is the list iof champions: Cotswolds. rams, 2 years or (over Cruiekshank; Alex , Cruiek- shank, AlcMinnville, Ore., cham ipion. j Kwes. l year nnd under 2 years : Cruiekshank 405. champion. Corriedales. Rams, 2 years or over C. and S., Phillips and AVls , earner, AlcMinnville, Ore., cham pion. Dorset Morns: Rams 2 years or tver First, F. T. Fox- Silver ton. Ore., senior champion. Rams. 1 year and under 2 First. F. T. Fox. junior champion. Kwes, 1 year and under 2 First. F. T. Fox, senior champion. ICwes, under l year First, W. P. Hubbard, junior champion. Mtma if ntinw. " x'.v.ufii-v a wit Scene from State St rest Sad; 6 ' Vitaphone again triumphs in it- uncanny ability to clothe drama with an intensity that even the spoken stage rarely equals. "Slate . phonic accompaniment, but at stir ring points in the action, the ehar aeicrs speak their lines. Only person- having had stage and screen experience are chosen for Vita phone presentations hence the telling effect with which Myrna hoy, Conrad Xanel and AVI II lam , Russell speak iheir lines. Aliss l.oy is cast as Isohel. daugh ter of a cop slain in the perform ance f his fluty. P.urntug to 'Just Married' Now ' at Rialto Theatre With ConrsdVaerdJfryna loyt famous us the author of "Abie's Irish Rose." For sheer entertain ment it has not been surpassed ; this season. i The principal scenes take place aboard the ship at sen. with many , hilarious situations involving a . t'oitug bride-to-be, her fiance, an other suitor, nnd a young married ; couple. ! Ruth Taylor and James Halt are j j co-starred in this picture, and ' J judging from their splendid per-' I formaticcs. one forsees a great fu- j tnre ffr them as a team. Aliss ' Taylor, it will be recalled, was ( ; the Lorelei of "(ienilemen Prefer i Rlondes.". ' ' I - ! A avenge his untliu"Iy death, she goes into the haunts of the un derworld, becoming known CORVAL1.1S. Ore.. Sept. 8. A Killed accidentally by a shot fired from a rifle in the hands of his 1 li-year-old brother, the body of Lester Thayer. 1 2. was recovered from the Willamette river here NEW YORK, Sept. 8. (TP) Three naval prisoners who escaped some time last night from the army transport V, S. S. (Irant, were saved from drowning early todnv two miles off the Coney island lighthouse. One of the sailors ut in a critical condition. I SALEM. Ore.. Sept. 8. (TP) The! j public service commission today instituted upon Its own ftmtion a (formal investigation into the rates and services of the Hermlston Light and Power company, ope rating" in Mcrmiston, I'matllla. 'Slnnfield and Kcho, alt In I'nta- ' tllta county. One can hardly count the rol licking! funny situations in "Just 'Alarried," which opened this after mum at the Rialto theater, but to our mind the most side-splitting is the epis'ode in which James Hall scampers around the deck of n "State Steet Sadie." Xagel play:; ' last mgnt niter the hoy had fallen the nart of a vouth whose brother , from a canoe after he had been has committed suicide, fearing that : shot. he mav be implicated in the mur- Lester and bis twin brother, dcr. "Sadie" meets Nagel and. j Chester, were riding the waters while liking hint, is suspicious of 1,1 canoe. Verlin. 1 :.. another the bonestv of ffis Intentions. Fast ! ' ' c was praclieiiu; target and furious are the incidents which i shooting on the banks. He fired trip over each other's heels as the ' i"1' water and the bullet rleo drama reaches its conclusion 'heted. striking Lester in the head, which includes the apprehension. T1, 'i"10,' capsized as the boy of the culprit and the happy out- i'u -iin(l tho ,,ntl' -, carried come of the affair between the two lloun s,1','i""- 11 w "'ec.vered amateur sleuths. j hv th,x emergency stpiad of the : : -. v.t -.: Corvallis fli'c departiueirl. trans-Atlantic liner minus his trousers. It Is h situation that could very logically happen, as It ditl In the picture, and it does not require very much Imagination to fancy one's self In Air. Hall's pre dicament and feel very sorry for him. j "Just Alarried" is one of the ( most amusing farces that has ever j When the Jackson County Fair come to the local screen. It w:imm and Oregon Pear Show closes Its adapted from the well-known play j doors on September 1 ft, the Aler the same title by Anne Nichols, chants' building, which houses Hie exhibits of approximately 40 rep rcscpt alive business houses, will revert 1o the fair association, hav ing been entirely paid for by the firms which contracted for space when t lie pavilion was creeled. The Aterc hauls' buildinu, which was built in liiiM at a cosi of near ly ST, M00, has always proved one of the main attractions fur the crowds which attend the I'nir. Ex hibits ranging from interesting novelties to complete house fur nishings are on dlspltiy and inter est in lt entertainment programs are provided for each day. 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