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POOR FARM FUSS OVERCOAT, PHOTO SIMPLE RIKS
OVERWEjlM HOTELMAfijAQT WI9H f)F
BETT FOREMAN IS ADJUDICATED.TO BRUTAL 0EATI1 yen n cd
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TRACT SOLD TO
EEK COUPLE FOR
ItOHRHiMM;. Jan. a.-. Sale
i :he i;i ad burn fruit l raets ;it
WluHtm to C. U. lioyd ( I M?dford
w.im reported nrt.l.iy. 'I'M'1 orchards,'
(li'Vdtt-tl in pntm -t ami several var-i'll.i-
of iii-ars.. ;uo coiiiridt red
am ng ilu- finest in IhiimLis .; li ii -
ty. The original ojvhard tf :''t
aij-n-.s u!" Kar'leti k;hs. set out 4 a ;
jviis ago by W. C. Winston, bore
'"i tons this year.
A l"i-!'o tiu modern1 house i.s in
cluded in the transaction.
Tin property was t1i-v'I i i it by
Mr. J. A. I it"t ml It ii i'n ami hi.s skm. ,
Ci-.nge Hradbuiti. Tin eld. ! Iliad-j
burn is r-t i i"l n u and moving to Coo.s,
ftoyd l. now district inana'or of
h "l!ig .Seven" warehouses, which
lie Will I'lllllllllK1 to Supervise. !
iAl.KM. OIV.. .;
in.
inmates of tin- Marl-,
r farm arc Am.is n j
uli -v-. lih" Memory;
of :he ull nun who
a th-
il y
it rs
saddle in their
urn in buuk-
Mi'. Boyd will have charge nf the
m-c ha id but will main t;i in a lvsi
d nee in this city.
New French "llcniy" Shows '
1'AIMS (A) Charles Herzowitz, 1
for years hup of Fra nce's. Ki't'it t 'st !
rugby linemen, lias become a '
heavyweight pugilist. Ho bowled !
over his first, four opponent in- ;
' side of fi'vo minutes of fighting- '
Furnace Control Simple ,
NKW YOltK (!') A soini-circu- I
lar switchboard for control of !
electric l iirnat i'K ha been devised i
which allows the operator Lo see!
the iiml operate all 1
switches while seated in a chair.
Some of the
on county p
Andy miis.
I -a no.. Sonic
rod,, the i ,
.yet the ,. !
bones and lacy
lioii-c d y when tiicy liMen to ihvi
Arizona Wiam:l.is ur the liar .
Hoys. S nit. of theni like the'
sett niy- nn cJierci'-'S, and t licit i
others, .'veil, who (.:. in for classi-j
eal music and !..-, nros on science.1
Air, way. ihcy -l an'l ni'ive. No!
sooner dins j.Miiie old chap who)
tan Mill smile in spite of his;
rh. iirnausm twin the ili.i! to his.
favoriie hlaeli-iaeo comedy than i
some more spirit ualty-inindcd in - i
mate will ku - I'lshiiiK," for a re
vival sermon. 'I'hen n not her will
interrupt l.y iiirnim; to Walter:
1 )a in i-och a nd hi.-' orchestra. ;
The dispute hf-eame so eriolis
that vii lencji was iminincnt. sol
the superintendent had to do some-i
thine, ;i 1, , u i t. n, settled it
a niii ahly hy chimin g down the j
radio. I
Te radio was presented to the S
poor farm hy a Salem new.-'papor;
as a Christmas present. j
I lura I j lower lijies. tola) ins 1
!mi miles furnish S.Stiu customers
with oleetricily in Alahama.
Fji.vpt iiftx muk'
'A UK'. .Ian. 3. (.Vl Capital
ietiers. hii hcrto nhsent;- from t lie
Ariliic alpliahet. have heen desisn
nd' and won a prize from Kinw
l'"uad. who is en nt hating a ten
dency to introduce hutln script in
this country in emulation nf Turkey.
SPOKAXK. .Inn. ' . fft Na- j
t ion -wide search Was started for
Warren WHkins. Spokane hotel ,
proprietor, wit h prdice announe-,
in;; today that a warrant was is
sued charuinu linn with the mur-'
der of I leli ry Anderson, di aiit. ;
Captain of Detectives .lamesi
.McCuri y said two witnesses itlen-:
tified a photo ttf Wilkins r.s that!
of one of the pair of itlen who ;
fled from Anderson's drills slne,
after slutotini; him fatally He-!
emher is. j
Wilkins and his wife disappear-
ed peeemher J. p o t i c e said,
ahandonine; their hotel and fur- j
nil ii re, alt hough rent and install - j
meut payments were up to date, i
Ander-ion was shot down in cold,
ldood. 1 lis wife sa:d ihcy were
playimr cards when two men en-;
tered the store. She arose to wait (
on them. One said '"whore Is the;
drue-ist V" th. n walked hehhid j
the counter and shot Anderson be
tween l lie eyes. They did not try
to loot the cash register.
!'iiee also said Mrs. (i. H. Rey
nolds and M rs. A. I loss worn, who
saw the men fhe, idem if ied an j
overcoat helonjrin- to Wilkins as-l
that worn hy one of the pair. Of-J
f ieers have no trace of the see-1
iiml niMii.
Hero of Marne Wished His
Tomb Be National Shrine
Church and State to
Unite In Funeral Wednes
day.
Would .Advertise Knland
LO.VDOX-(Vi Major isadore i
Salmon, n memher v( parliament,
introduced a hill nut hnri'iuf? local
aiithoriiies to advertise the hea un
ties of KiiKland. "We had U.T.inmi
foreign visitors last year while
France had I. Mill. I he said.
TODAY
and
TOMORROW
CONTINUOUS SHOWS TODAY
ALSO
Now Showing
Another
"STRANGE
AS IT
SEEMS"
Multi - color Film
of Novelties and
Oddities.
The Wonder Star of the
Screen in Her Most Amazing
and Amusing Romantic Adventure!
P t t n r ( o
JOSEPH P. KCNNCD.y
They Learned About
Widows From Her!
A Gay and Sophisticated Com
edy of a Fashionable Widow
Adventure Bent in Paris.
Porta lira ura
ptj'-y w - :
ALLAN DWAN 1. A
UNITED ArjIiTSiPICTUfX vvy
John Barrymore
The Eminent Actor Is
Coming to the Holly Soon
IN
"Moby Dick"
His Classis of the Sea.
HEAR
HER
SING
0kh
Zowie! The sky's the limit! A young beautiful and in
nocent siren makes a bee-line for Paris and adventure.
And what advur.ture! She does up the town and how!
Sparkling Comedy Drama
Romance
Never has Gloria Swanson had a great
er or more surprising ro! Nor has she
ever been iu stunningly gowned as in
this mcfcn conitdy-diima.
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ALSO
SHORT
SUBJECTS!
MATINE
Children Cl
BUY HOLLY SCRIP
Idren
Adults
1'ARIS. Jan. 3 i) All the
world, no less than France itself,
tonight mourned the passing of
Marshal Joseph Jacques J off re,
saviour of Paris in l'.U4, who died
at S:i'3 a. m.. after a long aul
Kiim struRle with arteritis.
II is country, plunged In ut'ief,
wa.s preparini; to liniliM' hy a iv'at
national funeral the memory of
one of the most illustrimis soldiers
of her history.
Definite plans for the funeral
have not yet heen made known, hut
if Joffre's wishes are respected he
will lie, not like his illustrious com
rade Ferdinand Fim-Ii under the
threat dome of the Hotel Des In
valides, ihut in a modest chapel in
the grounds of his country home at
Louveeiennes, hinh on a plateau
overlook in k the windinff valley of
the Seine.
Joffre's visit to the tomh of
Washington in 1!'17, friends re
vealed tonight, inspired him with
the desire for a simple hnriel on
his own homestead. "La Chataig
nerie" "Chestnut Orovo' which he
and Madame Joffre had huilt and
laid out. f
Colonel Jean Fabry, the niai'rtlial's
aide diirint; the war and his closest
friend, said that the old soldier
had often expressed the wish that
"Chestnut Ctitive" would become
another Mount Vernon, and that
there his collection of military
relics, gathered ingmore than forty
years of military life, might he
preserved.
Tonight his body lay In the hare,
white-plastered room in which he
died nt the hospital of St. Jaen-de-Dieu,
elad in a white dolman and
the Ktihlenhntloncd uniform of the
French colonial armies. Tomorrow
it will he trannporttMl to the ehupo
of the Kcole militairio-old French
army school where on Monday
and Tuesday it will lie in state.
The funeral will be on Wednes
day. As they did for F"ch. church
and state will unite in ceremony
and pn genu try to publicly express
the nation's grief. The service will
be held in the Cathedral of Xotre
Iame and then through streets
lined by the men who fought urnn!'
him the body or Joffre will he luki
to the lnvalides, where it will !
temporarily placed in the chapel
that shelters Xapoleon, Foeh and
a whole host of France's greatest
dead.
YAKIMA, Jan. .t.--i.-l''- l'..lic
of :d cities and towns in the I'a
cif ie northwest were as Iced today
io lie on the lookout lor Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie O. linker, wanted
for questioning in connection uiili
the death i.f Frank Smilei. !".
w hose bat tered corpse V;i fund
, on t Ii.' M aid on -1 lick let on bi-h-
w.iy Christmas day.
Police here said they learned
Smiley had been a bootlegger.'
' They said the I lakers w ere be-.
' lieved to have In en a-.soi i.ucd
with him. 1
i A lonely ranch shack sa id to '
I ci ntain camping eittiipment of the,
j (takers showed signs of a violent j
battle, deputy sheriff said. Walls j
and the door were covered will'
1 stains of what may be blood. A
, hammer, covered with doited i
blood and hair was found, ot fi - j
! err declare. j
SAl.KM. Ore., Jan. ;i- vl'
Coeinoi Xu lit lad toda' a iniouu
cd the appointment of Hal I . I'a
ton. Salem merchant, to suecei
Frank J. Miller. Albany. as
member of the Oregon public
ice commission.
M i tier's term as com mission
expired tonight. Pulton's appoin
nient is for a l'our-car inm,
Fatten is a liatie of M
county. lb' sered three years
the l rem u; legislature and
has served on the Salem city
cil. He has attended two Kepul
liean national conventions as deb
aie from Oregon.
Uovernor Xorblad also annouiu
ed the re -appointment of Mark 1
Met a Mister as stle corpora tio
commissioner.
PUNCH BOARDS TABOO;
SAL ISM. Ore.. Jan. 'ft. tVi Mar-I
ion county indie? official will !
crack down on nil operators of j
punch boards and slot machines, j
This was decided upon at a con
ference yesterday" nf Kheriff O. 1 . j
Uoer. Chief of Felice Frank Monto :
of Salem, .District Attorney John '
H. Carson and'city AMoruey W. 1 1 . j
Trindle. I
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Paga One)
FOR PUBLIC RULE
SAl.KM. Ore.. Jan. H iP) I'. M.
(Iregory. Salem business man. will
tike office here nionday night as
mayor of Salem, he succeeds Mayor
T. A. Llvesley who will have served
two - year terms but was not a
candidate for re-election.
City Recorder Mark I'oulsen and
City Treasurer Uiee will succeed
themselves.
C.regory campaigned on a plat
form advocating municipal owner
ship of water utilities and eventual ' i
municipal ownership of light and
power generation plants and dis
tribution systems.
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Youth Hits the
High Spots in
Great Fun Show
'She's My !
Weakness
&i Radio ii-ii
pictuks
WITH
ARTHUR
LAKE
SUE
CAROL
She had all the boys
cutting paper dollies
this grand little parcel
of pep !
Vvhizztng Rumble
Sent Romance of
Today s Youth!
Here is One the
Whole Family
Will Enjoy
COMING TUESDAY
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STATE ACQUIRES
HISTORIC SPOT
M A KSHFIF.LD, Ore., Jan. 3.
fypiFour acres of land in the vicin
! ity of C. else I monument, on the
: Housevelt coast highway near
j Wedderburn. in Curry county, has
I been acquired by the stale high
i way commission in keeping with
its policy of acquiring points uf
liistorical int4'rest. It waH announc
ed here. The land was donated by
the Macleay estate to be set aside
i as a park known as fJeisel park,
' to commemorate the Oeisid fam
ily, father ami Ron being killed by
Indians in the early Curry county
days.
possibility of defense. '
Whatever future history may say
of Mussolini it must admit that his
country was fortunule in gelling
htm for a ruler, at a time when
the choice was dictatorship or
chaos.
Imagine Italy or Russia, with
out a powerful central government.
The American Society of Nat
uralists discusses "the future of
man in the light of his past."
Il you judged man hy his past,
full of murder, cheating, cannibal
ism, brutality. selliHliness, you
wouldn't hope much for his future.
He must bo judged hy 1Mb pro
gress. William F. Ogburn, Fniversity of
Chicago, suys thai man of the
future may remain a child until
forty years old. Mu,ny do that
now, and long after forty.
Dr. Oghurn thinks morality, as
we understand it, will disappear,
and law will hecomo less; nnd less
imjioi'tuiit,. He is'mistaUen about,
moral (fy. Respect ' for law will he
inborn, so thnf men will do what
they ought to tio, as nuts and hees
do now, being millions of years
older than we are.
In the year 2,5(10, according lo
Dr. Fast of Harvard, tin; earth
will he inhabited hy one, hybrid
race, a mixture, of nil races, slahil
l.ed and permanent. That, how
ever, will not happen hy the year
2.6iM or hy the year 6.000.
M,n huva been on the earth al
ready for 40 million yearn, accord
ing to Professor Oshorn of the
Museum of Natural History.
To c hange a hushman to a stan
dardized human would take many
times 2. alio years.
Old Remedy Has
Ingredients Now
Used in Bootleg
Mail Tribune ada are read by
itn.nno .ooIa vrv rtnw tf
I
l.OXDO.V. Jan. 3. (I1 A'
quaint recipe for "a good
f water for consumption," writ-
ten by the mother of Oen-
eral James Wolfe, who died
on the plains of Abraham v
in the French Indian wars,
which preceded the American t
J revolution, has been made,
-f public here. H ;
The recipe calls for a quail-
tit y of powdered snails wash- 1
ed in beer, mixed wilh split 1
green earthworniH. distilled j
over a Blow fire and boiled i
J down, with many spices and
roots. In three gallons of
milk.
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FOKTLAND, (ire. Jan. X (P
The Portland Teiegrnni said today
It learned from "authorit alive
KOtirces" there are seven "essential
pointa in the program to he en
dorsed hy the new state tultninis
tralion." The paper says It under
stands the bulk of this legislation
is being drafted by A. K, Clark,
Portland attorney.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 3. (A)
The next shot In the campaign be
ing waged by Commissioner Halph
C. Clyde to pave the way for Port
land's entry into the power owner
ship field will be fired Wednesday
with the introduction of Clyde's
power resolution at tlm council
session.
COOS BAY LADY
PICKS EVERGREENS
MAUSHFIKLD, Ore., Jan. 3
. Vol 1., Ik. on I Hon.. I.i- ,,t lie
Coos iMjuntv who nicked rine straw
berries and raspberries from I heir
gardens on New Year's dav. Marv
S Hart lev fruit ei-,.veei- of Iti.enl.
i bent, today displayed, a clus-ter of
ripe evergreen berries, still on the
vine, which she picked in her gar
den this week.
in
NALKM. ne Jim. 3 V Stn'o
inheritance taxes received by State
Treasurer Kay for the yea,- :30
agr-g.ite l.f.:.,i&4.li, Kay said
today, ot this auiount $! 7 o.o ro ia
from receipted estates on which
Settlement I ia been completed. Jillif
$ I ::.:: 43. M is unreceipted pending
ot her litigation.
Receipted t.iX'M ai' about $30.
('Mi b-s.s than for 1 !!:. but total
eidlectirms slifw an Increase of
tbout ; .
i Q ce-t or collOMmns was flJ.
!t1!t.2 lTaboit 1 1-4 per cent of I
the receipted items.
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Theatre
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Par Hole Kofla, 10, Vls
MANHATTAN, Kan. iA't A par
d hole Q), at might demand ftyat
many stroken from even the f"TV;it
Itobby Jon- i planned (n a new
nine to be Viled to a golf course,
heie. It v.ill measuie 7'0 yard'.f.
Miffiiipl has nearly 5,n(1.n0( i
ucreK ol nbanrlotied farm hi ud j
auitable for reforestation, .
HEY! HEY! FOLKS!
You can now see all the big attractions
at our reduced winter prices
Any Seat 15c
ANYTIME
TODAY
"NO, NO, NANNETTE"
Here are a few of our coming attractions:
"Show Girl of Hollywood"
"Mamba"
"Son Of tUfifcds"
g "Party Gwl"
"HciiM'
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Mr. Business
Man . . .
Durinu; 15): 11 you will spend lUi") days
Imildiiin' up mi eslate to leave your
family.
Isn't it worth while to spare one hour
to figure out; just how your estate
should lie managed should you die.
Our trust officer will gladly tell you
how a trust fund enables you to guide
the financial destinies of your family
cout iuuously during' the life, for ex
ample, of your youngest; child.
'Phone tomorrow morning and arrange
for an interview with a representative
of our trust department! It will he a
pleasure for him to advise and assist
you.
The FIRST
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"A Departmentizecl Bank"
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such vital
imp ortance
to your fam-.
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