Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, October 30, 1911, Street Edition, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURXAL, SALEM, OREGON, MOXDAV, OCTOBER 30,-1911. THE BEST OF OLD PLAYS "IN OLD KENTUCKY Nut Cake Simply Delicious By Mrs. Janet MrKensit Hill, Editor of the Boston Cooking ikhool Magazine In giving this recipe, Mrs Hilfbe lieves it to be one of the best all-around cake recipes it has been her good for tune to make. The simplicity and uni formly good results will appeal to every housewife n.v" i' siiS'.v. t.J.cl i ' 1 trir M1 CBAXD OLD PLAT, OLD TET AL. WAVS JiEW, IT'LL OF LIFE AM) YIGOK, rATHO. AXD II UXOR, AT THE GUAM) TOMGHT. , '."V ' V. . rici si. 3. ' :f sr. HHHH OI.SV ! id,;'. t.j.Li t-.'- . . .. r ' 1 1 12 .j Hi A With the constant changing In the sort of entertainnnt demanded by the public taste, It la remarkable that a play like "In Old Kentucky" can continue year after year and never lose Its grasp upon the affec tions of playgoers. It Is certainly a noteworthy example of the survival of the fittest. Today "In Old Ken tucky" is as strong a favorite with theater-goers as ever It's fame la perennial and Its appeal Is lasting. The story of the brave little moun tain girl and her unselfish devotion to the call of duty has touched a re sponsive chord In the hearts of American playgoer throughout the entire land. It seems destined to re main the most popular of all dramas of Its class. This season's company, with clever Mildred Johnson as the i nintaln heroine, Bert O. Clark as BURT (3. CLARK, ns the Colonel, In "Old Kentucky." IN 5 i I - r ' " ; j : , '1 ; ( .n c ! P I ; K it t . ,.t .''' . -f : ''' , ' ' 4 v , ' I 1 . :! j . r" J ! iiilllil I mm 1 id iMIlMlli ii nliliii I) I I Greatest Cash Clubbing Offer Ever Made to the People of Oregon Three Newspapers Five Years' Subscription for only One Dollar Read This Carefully. 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The race scene is realistic and Btlrs the blood and there Is enough episodes, exciting and amusing, in the play to hold the attention of the average ijlay patron in an unusual degree. "In Old Ken- ' tucky" Is a stirring, wholesome, hu man play and Its appeal Is universal. The engagement at the Grand Opera House Is scheduled for Monday, Octo ber 30. That is, tonight. o Colder Weather Coming. Washington, Oct. 30. Seasonable temperature nnd generally fair weather throughout the country dur ing the present week are promised by the weather bureau In a bulletin Issued tonight, whlvhaadds: , The next disturbance to cross the country will appear In the Far West about Tuesday. It will be attended by a short period of unsettled wea ther and precipitation, and will he followed by colder wenther over half the country. Nil I v at Ion is Costly. 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Co., Chiuitfo. 35 DALLAS WILL HAVE A GREAT ANGORA "MEET" GOATMEX WIMi BUTT INTO THE BANQUETING BUSINESS, AND DISH UP GOAT VENISON TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC TASTE. Angora men will have a big time the first week In January, 1912, to be exact, Wednesday, Thur3day and Friday, January 3, 4, 5,' will see the greatest gathing of Angora goat men ever held In the Pacific Northwest. The show and convention will be held at Dallas, Oregon, in the new armory and will be the second" annual con vention of the Northwest Angora Goat association. This association is comprised of all the leading Angora goat men of Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Mon tana. During the last week secre tary Alva McDonald has been arrang ing with Commercial club of the lat ter city, and at his time all arrange ments have been committed. There will be over $1200 In cash prizes, and premiums offered, nnd It is ex pected that an attendance of over 2500 will be present. On Thursday evening an "Angora Banquet" will be servedj at which Governor West will be present. Dr. James Withycombe, C. C. Chapman, D. O. Lively and other prominent men will be present. The city of Dal las is already pluming herself for the event. o .Iiinies 0. Pnlilmnn. "Cowboy" Mayor of Onmlia, "Throws the Lariat". Mayor Jas. C. Dahlman Is of an In teresting and Impressive personality. Starting his career as a cowboy, he is at present mayor of Omaha, and has the following record to his cre dit: Sheriff of, Dawes county, three terms; mayor of Chadron, two terms; Democratic national commit teeman, eight years; mayor of Oma ha, six years, and In 1910 candidate for governor of Nebraska. Writing to Foley & Co., Chicago, he says: "I have taken Foley Kidney Pllla and they have given me a great deal of relief, so I cheerfully recommend them." Yours truly, (Signed) "James C. Dahlman." Red Cross Pharmacy (H. Jerman.) o Motoi Lai "Borance. 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We show styles adapted for every class of wear for men and women and children. ''Credit" Stores 5 , O. C. T. CO.'S Steamer Oregona leaves for Dl I T luii.diiu lucsaay, ihursday and Saturday at 6 a. m. M. P. BALDWIN, Agent ff'tl FRENCH FEMALE PILLS. i Sira. C.r.i R.Ltr, for ?crrvam Vmmctmn. P" "IIUWII IQ rll. S.ftl Pur-1 SrrtT I 8.11.. mv loom leud vtrnr orden 10 ib UWITtO tUL.Ot CO., to r Hc,mmi , Sold in Silem by Pr. . C. 5font MM j Salem Fence Works ii Headquarterg for Woren Wlr " Fencing. Hop Wire. Barb " ;; Wire, Poultry Netting, Shli ; Malthold Rooflng, p. 4. - B. and Ready Rooflng. All at '. the lowest prices. :: CHAS D. MULLIGAN i! i the first "tent" umbrella in 1 ungainly regular umbrella ' . v . ' '. r'. 7 Wv.-fcvi.. Can't 0ur Prices a t j You Realize Comfort In your Collars and Shirts when yon get in the habit of sending them to us to be Laundered- . We "do them up" propertly, carefully, cleanly, and with perfect satisfaction to those who have to wear them. 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