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DAILY CAPITAL JOTONAL, SALEM, OBECrON, 8ATUEDAY, MAS OH 22, 1913.
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If you want to see good shows,
this is the home of all original
Feature Pictures, and the best
Vaudeville obtainable, and all
kinds of added attractions of
high class productions.
Coming Programs
Kindly note these opening
dates if you wish good amuse
ment and to get the worth of
your money.
Sunday and
Monday
23rd and 24th
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Pretty girls, catchy songs and
comical commedians. Secure
your seats early for this show
Tuesday and
Wednesday
25th and 26th
Dalton Boys
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Of Kansas in three reels, show
ing all historical events in the
lives of these four men. You
will see the real Emmet Dalton,
now a respected citizens.
Two other reels of rich comedy
pictures.
2 Refined Vaude
ville Acts
Last, but not least See your
self in moving pictures.
Bridge Opening
Day
These pictures were taken for
the Bligh Theatre exclusively,
and can be seen there only. Re
member the dates, the 25th and
26th.
Thursday, Friday
and Saturday
27th, 28th and 29th
Kenworthy
Stock Co.
This company is coming undnr
the highest recommrndation.
Vaudeville and pictures Sun
day, Monday, 30 and 31.
Helen Gardner in
Cleopatra
Tuesdy and Wcdnesdy, April
1st and 2d.
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Good
Shows
Where
Everybody
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MADERO MUEDEEED.
BY HUERTA'S ORDERS
Film Evidence Refutes Ambassador
Wilson's Report of Madoro's
Killing.
Thftt president Madero of Mexico
was the victim of a cowardly assassin
ation while presumably being escorted
from the penitentiary in Mexico City to
tho border, and not killed while being
taken from tho national palace to the
penitentiary, as officially reported by
tho Ilnerta government, was the de
claration made a few clays ago by
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DAVID BELASCO,
Prodmor of "Tho Concert,"
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in O AMU OPERA
ML 1 N SUP HOUSE
Sunday and Monday, March 23 and U
BEGINNING WITH MATINEE SUNDAY AT 2 P. M.
From the Manger
to the Cross
A REVERENT MOVING; PICTURE LIFE STOUT OP
Jesus of Nazareth
PRODUCED IN AUTHENTIC LOCATIONS IN PALESTINE AND
EGYPT
5 Reels BY KALEM CO. 5000 Feet
Kndoraed by tho press and public tho world over. Now showing at
lleilig Theatre, Portland, at S3 cents ami nO cents. Wo have secured
this attraction for Master Sunday and Monday ,
PRICES: 15 and 25 cents
TMESBflAMS
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Frank S. Dart, who has just returned
from tho neighboring republic.
Hart, who is one of the expert photog
raphers of tho Universal Film Manufac
turing company, MHO Broadway, New
York, linn a number of pictures to sub
stantiate hie statements, llo asserts
that he can not only prove that Madero
was assassinated in the manner do
scribed, but that the plot was hatched
and actually carried out at the instiga
tion of Ilnerta and his followers.
Dart's photjgraphs, which were hold
up by the customs officers on his ar
rival aboard tho steamship Moxico from
Vera Cruz yesterday, will be forwarded
Where
Everybody
Goes
Monday Night,
Mar. 31
DAVID BELASCO
Presents
His Comedy Triumph
THE
CONCERT
Great cast, headed by
Leo Ditrichstein, Isabel
Irving and other players
from Belasco Theatre, N.
Y.
Price. 75c $1. and $1.50
1
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today to the authorities at Wasliii)j;toa
by tho University Film Manufacturing
company.
"X was only a Bhort distance from
tho penitentiary when Madero was
shot," said Dart, "I hurried to tho
scene and when I arrived thero, only
a few minutes after the deposed presi
dent hnd breathed his last, I found a
number of jubilant peons digging a
gravo. This grave, as my photographs
will show, is within ten feet of tho
spot whero Madoro fell.
"Thero seemed to bo no attempt at
sccrocy as to tho manner in which Ma
dero met his death. Indeed, from the
littlo Spanish I speuk, I was able to
glean enough to convinco mo that the
deposed president was tho victim of a
most cowardly plot. Somo of tho closo
up photographs I took of tho twelve
foot wall encircling the penitentiary
will show tho bullet marks distinctly.
Theso seemed tb havo been .f'ircd from
diverse positions, showing that any at
tempt of Madoro to oscapo would have
been futile.
"Tho scene of tho shooting was di
rectly back of tho penitontiary, outside
the main wall. Thero was no automo
bilo about tho premises, as afterwards
given out by tho Ilnerta officials, and
from all tho information I was able to
fct, I was convinced Madoro had been
taken there and shot down in cold blood
as tho climax of a prearranged pro
gram," Part reached tho city of Mexico on
Feb. 1.1, just throe days after tho Diaz
revolt. TieBidcs the photographs of Ma
dero 's gravo and tho penitontiary wall,
ho obtained innumerable pictures of rev
olutionary scenes. Theso woro deomod
of such importance that Hal Tieid, man
ager of tho Animated Weekly, a Uni
versal Film Manufacturing company's
enterprizo, at onco cominunicatod with
President Wilson, offering tho photo
graphs to tho U. S. government. Mr.
Keid will accompany Dart to Washing
ton this afternoon, taking tho photo
graphs with him.
"The stories given out by tho Ilnerta
regime to tho effect that thero was an
attempted rescue of Madero was a
fake," declared Dart. "Tho Madcros
were cordially hated in Mexico City,
and I doubt if any one thero cared
enough about tho deposed president to
try to save him. Gustavo Madero, tho
president's brother, wan not killed when
imprisoned, ns was reported, but was
called out of n restaurant and shot
down like a dng on a sidewalk. Of that
I also have amplo proof.
'Altogether, conditions in Mexico arc
much worso in every respect than tho
American people havo any idea of. The
news coming out of tho country is cen
sored right up to the limit, and it is
next to impossiblo to get at tho truth
unless ono hnppens to bo on tho scene.
"I experienced no end of difficulty
in leaving Mexico. As soon as tho of
ficials heard I was a photographer they
tried to stop mo. Fortunately I man
aged to keep tho fact from them that I
had tho pictures of Madero 's grnvo and
prison walls, showing tho bullets im
bedded thero. Ooodness only knows
what they would havo done to me if
they had got hold of those pictures."
Dart found his wifo jirnsrratcd when
ho returned to his homo at Lynhroow,
no news from him since ho loft this city
for Mexico, and report had reached hot
ears ho had been killed. Dart himself is
practically a nervous wreck, having ex
perienced untold hardships and Suf
fered greatly from loss of sleep during
his absence.
LEO DITRICHSTEIN,
Famous playright and actor, who ap
pears at the Grand Opero House,
Monday, March 31, in Paviil Helm
co's comedy success, "Tho Con
cert."
The difference between a hospital
and a sanitarium hiny be from 20 s
week up.
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California Will Pass Bed Light Law
Theory All Bight, But Bill Is
Impracticable.
I ON TED riUBBS LKASND WIRH.J
Sacramento, C'nl., March 22. Whito
slavo dens and disreputable houses of
all sorts in California are oxpected to
be doomod by tho legislature's passing
the Grant-Bohnett red light abatement
and injunction bill, which already has
passed the assembly, and will bo voted
on in tho scnato Monday.
It is said tho senate will pass the bill
by a two-thirds vote, not because the
solons favor it, but because pressure
from their constituents threatens all
who opposo with political (loath.
Tho measure is framod on tho law
originally passed in Des Moines nnd
provides for closing for a year any
houso proven to bo used for illegal pur
poses. THE HUMPHREYS PAY.
(Continued from page 1.)
and, acting as tho director, planned to
rob Mrs Griffith. Shortly after t'io nr
res', of tho Humphrey brothers, Xarth
suddenly left the community, and was
heard from in tho Montana insnno asy
hiin. tho authorities of which declared
the Bamo man was in their iiiBtitiii'cn
for troatment.
Tho Benton county shoriff declares
that ho holds some strong evidence
against North, and believes this man is
responsible for tho hanging of the
Humphrey brothers. North cannot be
located at present, but search is being
made for him.
Eolativo Witnesses Execution.
L. Sain, 70 years old, and a distant
relalivo of tho Humphrey brothers, hob
bled into tho warden's office this morn
ing, just prior to the time of oxocution,
and desired to be a witness, llo wns
sworn in ns a witness, and stood with
in 12 feet of his two relatives when
they shot down through tho holes to
death. His countenance showed no
sign of emotion, and ho declared, while
signing the witness affidavit, that this
wns the first hanging ho had ever at
tended. Rain lives in Salem, and declares he
is a distant relative by marriage to the
Humphreys.
After many nttompts to free the
-Humphrey brothers, after they signed n
written confession a few weeks nfter
tho dead and mutilated body of Mrs.
Griffith was found In her cabin at
Philomath. Theso men confessed to
having choked tho lonely woman to
death nnd robbing her of everything
sho posessed, ravished her dead person.
They wero duly convicted of murder
in tho first degree. The governor in
terfered by grnnting the condemned
men a repriovo, pending action on a bill
in tho legislature to abolish capital
punishment, or change tho method of
execution. Tho supremo court then re
ceived tho easo on appeal, and nfterj
handing down an affirming opinion, the
brothers wero sentenced to hang today.
LIBERTY AND PRINGLE NOTES.
Mr. Frank Timmerman is working for
Mr. Wain.
Kton Bao of Liberty visited Balcm
Monday.
i Charles Grabcnhorst visited Salom
Sunday.
Misses Nellio and Evelyn Grabcn
horst mado a visit to this neighborhood
Sunday.
Mr. Greenwood visited hero Thurs
day.
Hoyt Cupp mado a trip to Salom Sun
day.
Mr. Ohmart of Liberty made a trip
Salem Thursday.
. Mrs. Bench visited Salem Thursday.
.1. R. 8.
Deception Is all right on tho stage,
but In married llfo you are sure to be
found out
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The Easter Rabbit's Rival
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"The Caster rabbit lays the eggi,"
Said Sue. "He's awful ihy l"
"Mt for the hen I" said Johnnie Jones,
And he winked the other eye.
Los Angolas Will Vote on 10 Proponed
Charter Amendments, That's
AU This Time.
united rnma UiiiBk witu.)
Lea AiiReloH, t'nl, Murch 22. The
voters of Los Alleles will pons upon 19
proposed charter amendments ut a spe
cial election Monday. They nlno will
vote upon an initintivo ordinnnre to
rcituliito public dnnro hulls and provide
for tho regulation' nnd revocation of li
censes allowing them to operate.
Among the most important of tho pro
posed chartor changes aro two proposi
tions offering proportional representa
tion and a return to tho old ward sys
tem of representation in council. Tho
city's connciltnen at present are elected
at lnr(re. Should tho prtiportioiml rep
resentation amendments carry, T,os An
Kclcs will ho tho first municipality In
America to adopt tho plan. .
LOCAL BIB KNIGHTS
WILL OBSERVE EASTER
De Molay Commnndery, K. T., will at
tond Easter services tomorrow at tho
First rreshyterlan church, In full uni
form, when Dev. Henry T. Bubcock
will deliver a sermon on "Why Knster
Brings Joy." The Sir Knights will
meet at their temple, nnd nmrch from
thero to the church in a body. This
cejebrntion of Taster is observed tho
rorld over by the Knights Templar,
awi tomorrow .every Sir Knigh tin the
city that can possibly do so Srill attend.
VuhMnr-rrHnrAttTIV irrhif Rttltrl
BARNUM AND JENNY LIND.
How the Great 8howmn Seourtd the
"Swedish Nightingale."
The site of li'iiiilxtiiu. with its Moor
ish towers .nd inlimretM. w ns engraved
iiihiii tho l ieilieiids nf P. T. ISnrniini
mid wiih th.' one thing wlileli nttrnctvel
.tennv I.InU when he wrnte neeltlng to
eni'M' del' lot' mi Aliiellt'iin lour, lu
furt, she rniifessed tlnit It wns this pie
I:: iv Unit liMi'l'tiiliji-il her coining to
A iiicri::i
Ji'iiDj" l.lnd coiitnirteil to come to
.VtiiH'I'ii l'i IKIil. Hie "SwedHi Nlght-lir-'iile"
ngivpiiii: to xlng ut t.'tl concerts,
for S'jri.uiii. nil traveling expense pulil.
After l rtlved In Amerlni Jenny
l.lml iihkiiI Mr Hiirmtin when mid
where he li.id lieind her slug, mid liioi
reielvliig I In' uiiswer that lie had never
hud the pleasure of seeing her heforo
ln Ills life, she nuked, "How did you
tluli so much money on u person whom
you never heard slni;V"
' "I risked It." gnlliiiitly answered Mr. ,
Riirniiui. "on your migellc eharneter
ami reputation, feeling that you would
plenie tl'e American pithlle."
Then hegaii a campaign of advertis
ing to prepare the people for the np
peiiiaiiee of Jenny Mud. Two hundred .
dollars was offered ns a prize for an
ode entitled "A (ireetlng (o America,"
to bu Hting liy Jenny I.lnd. and th '
awnrd was won by Iluynrd Taylor. No '
singer who has ever nppenred In tha i
country tins secured more cntliuslnstle
welcome than Jenny Mini, nil bocauso !
of the genius of I'. T. Bnrnum. Job ,
Mitchell Chapplo In National Mags- .
lino.
Not Amiable.
Ws bad to let that servant go."
"What was tha matter? Wouldn't
Ms work?"
"Oh. she did the work all right, but
sho ouldn't get along with the chil
dren." , "That so?" , '
"Yes. She'd lose her temper every
Umo one vf them Licked Luf ou the
shlna. "-Detroit I.'ree Presa. ' . i
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