f 'I AM BALDY BREEZE 1 GLOOM KILLER. IVE been hired for, 52 WEEKS. WATCH MY CALENDAR EACH WEEK AND BE HAPpV We try to give you Laundry work thtt shows wo tri'at your Clothes well and a service that ' proves we treat you well. Wo don't doubt but that there are other Laundries as good as ours, but you have the satisfac tion of knowing there are none better either for quality or service. Home of Baldy Breezer. Salem Laundry Co. Salem, Oregon REV. BROOKS WILL STAY IN SALEM THE SALEM DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. ORE., MONDAY. Jl'LY 1 1915 Oregon Welcomes foil Noisely At Baker City FIVE Baker. Ore.. July 12. owds from I radius of lot) miles, more than ten thou sand in all, saw Lie historic Liberty Bell ia Baker this noon, when it stoi ped lor 30 minutes on its wav to fan rranvisco. Kverv whistle tooted and every bell in the city rang as the spe-j cial train pulled iut'o the yards. P 1'iTIIllo ' A feature of the celebration was the I Evangelist io Hold Serices!ehHB',u,','araJofkw"hoo, Oovernor James Wiihycombe wel-1 coined the bell into Oregon. He spoke in i art : , In the name of the people of Ore-1 gun, 1 welcome the Liberty Bell into our state. 1 welcome it not tor itself; alone, but for the sacred memories con nected with it. This visitation is a dis-1 ti lift honor to Oregon and the inspira tion thus given us should make lis bet ter in every way and more useful citi zens. ' ' A reception was given in his honor this morning. The atternoou was given to games and sports at the city park. PANTS MAKERS MAY STRIKE In Bungalow Christian Church NEW TODAY 4 One cent per word each inaer- J tion. Copy for idTertisement nn- der this heading ihould be ia by J 8 p.m. - . 4 t PHONE MAIN 81. i OAK wood $3, fir 3.30 per eord. Phone 12249. . i I j I ,'t- "' I I '"- -Hi; . - j ' "''. 1 v"'- v- i ; ' :-.. f, X . ' 'f i ' ;) ; ' Atom'. : . 1 i '-)-,!. r . ' 1 ''!? - M Li.,,, 'in nCiA XjJ EEV New York, July 12. New York City is threatened with otic of the biggest strikes in its history unless H.tXiO pants makers arc granted nil increase in wages. If the strike is declared. ItiO.OOO clothing workers will be affected. City officials are attempting to have the workers conciliate with employers.. The nuinutacture of clot lies will be at its height within a fortnight. "The ladies a.e imt wearing pants, at It-art, not yet, so the threatened strike will not uffect us,'' said Beu jliinin Schlesingtr. ptesidetit of the Ladies' (.iui'iaeut Workers I'nion here today. Sclilesingcr denied that the union of which he i;i load, wid join in a svni- I pathetic strike with 1 he pants workers. He added that he thought there was little probability that a strike involviig, ItiO.iHHI workers v.oui.i nr called. ANOTHER BIG CUT IN TO CLEAN UP our Spring and Summer stock we are going to make another big cut in prices. Our entire stock will be sold for what it will bring. If you want any thing in the shoe line, do not miss this Great Bargain-Giving Event. All low shoes and summer goods must go, regard less of cost. Nothing reserved except the famous Hanan shoes, which are always the same price. The stock of the Monmouth Mercantile Company still on sale. Bought at less than 30 cents on the dollar and sold in many instances below half the wholesale cost. $2.95 50c CBEYTON S. BROOKS. I'OR KALK Bigs for sale I'hono S3F5 July 12 TWO young Jersey cows for sale. Your choice at $10 each. J!vl2 JTUNISIIKD rooms, both, for rent, close in. l'hune H. or 2 IMI-.I. tt NKAKLY -NEW Feed cutter for sale cheap. 2720 Cherry Ave. July 12 J-'OK SALK One wagon 1V4, hay and wood rack. l'hune ltK'3.1. July Ki VOU SALE Two fresh cows, $4.) aud $o5. Ht. 8, box 103. JulyH WANTF.D About 12 loganberry pick ers. 1'hone 37F1) evenings. July 12 WANTKD Heliable farm hand, l'hune 4tiF-ll or 127. No cigarette smok ers wanted. July 13 jc sjt jc Jc jjc sjc 5jc c c sjc sc FOOTLIGHT FLASHES WANTKl) At ome, a few tons it good old bright straw. 1). A. White it Sons. Julyl3 I'lN'K DlllVlNG UOUSK ami buggy for sale. Kuiuire at Cherry City bum. July 13 M11DLK ACKl) LADY wishes to do housework a few hours each dav. I'hono l"i!W-M. Juhl2 KDt'M) King in Salem bout factory. Owner can have same by culling there and paying fur ad. Julylt Contrary to expectations and to the delight of every one the Chenieketa street revival being conducted by llev. Clayton S. Brooks did not close last evening but will go on until next Sun day. Prof. Fitz, who tins been assist ing with the music, departed this morn ing for l'ortlaad and Sun Francisco but Dr. Brooks remains. He will speak this evening on "Words and Their Influ ence." Mrs. Blanche Liston Niemeyer will give n rending of rnre excellence and Miss Coddington will sing. The music thin neck will be under the able direc tion of l'r. Kplcy. Some of the best musicians nnd soloists in Sulem will be heard at the meetings this week. The services will now nil be held in the Bungulow church on Court und Cheniek eta streets. Salem people are awaking to the realization that they have in the per son of Mr. Brooks one of the ablest evangelists to be found anywhere, u imiu oi mKui'ni i muni! hum u i iuumi.li i, wiifio'l Univeott, who returned mi wnose ettorts in n religious way nre tuiMirt though full of thrilling stories of be a permanent Dene! it to tlie city ut j narrow escapes, from the war rone, has 'nr-'p' been engRueil bv Selwvn & Comimnv i. r l... i..,- e l i...- ... ' . . ' . .,11. I'iouiva nun 1011101 u iiuiiiooi 01 i ,r former classinutes in ciilem. Burton Z. liiggs and Hev. Alvyn Ki-son, of Al- Arthur Aylesworth, who scored a hit as the night clerk when "Over Night'' was produced in New York, has been engaged by Sehvvn & Company lot nn important part in Kdgar Selwvn 's " (lolling Stones.'' James Kearney. 1'iiiiik Kingdom nnd Susanne Willis are others who have been ndded by Selwvn 4i Company to the "Holling Stones" east. Frank Kingdim, a brother of Mrs. Edith Kiugdon Could, who has played Michael Harrington in Kio Cooper Me grue's "I'nder Cover" while Wilfred Drnyeott was abroad, was one of the most popular mnuhem of the cast of "Alias JiiHinie Valentine." Over oO styles Ladios' Poinps, all the latest styles, if-1.00 to $5.00 grades go at . . 100 pairs Men's, Women's and Children's black Tennis Shoes, Toe to $1.25 grades go at ... . o00 pairs Men's Outing Bals, green, brown flC and black, all sizes, reg. $2.50 to $2.75, at 100 pairs Hoys' and Youths' Outing Hals, green, brown and black, all sizes, regular $1.75 to( $2.00 grades go at $1.35 and $1.65 100 pairs Children's Shoes. Monmouth stock, black niacK with white and blue tons, fomilar $1 .", & tn t " 50c to $2.00 values go at 25 pairs Men's Shoes and Oxfords, Monmouth stock, regularly sold at $::.o0 to $5.00. now go at , ltlW T 1. .... aiu pairs uuiies' bhoes, Monmouth stock, ami kinds, regularly sold up to $1.00, 95c Repair work done better and at less prices than any Try us once and you will be a regular customer Ever wear hose, the most popular hose in the world, go at shop in town all sizes 95c Only the very best leather used. another pair free, no questions asked. .Cotton 25c, silks f0c and 75c. If they do not wear well bring them back and tret 326 State Street Phone 616 ffi557 XSilOE V Next Ladd & Bush Bank for his original role of Michael liar- rington when " I'nder Cover'' goes on tour this season. WILL DKLIVL'H LOGAMlF.lilil KS For canning Ht vutir residence on Julv 13, 14, 13 or 10. I'hono 3-1F13. July 12 NEW I'uderwood Typewriter, all latest improvements, two color ribbon, etc.; iirico reasonable, suitable terms. I', care Journal. Ju)yl7 j WANTED Klderly woman for light I house work in pin in home for board.i room ami small wages. Write lii.ij Independence, Oregon. July I3j FOlt RENT 7-roomed dwelling, large! lot, good location, 7 per month. I I'hono Carey I'. Martin. I'hono 419.1 1 i'0 KENT Nicely furnished modern room in prhste home. Math adioin ing. Four blocks Irom La. 1. 1 A. Hush liank. One or two gcntlemi'ii pre ferred. Address S, care Journal, tf i SECOND HAND Mason jars, half gal i Ions, new lids and rubbers, tide dozen. New and second hand goods bought. j wild and exchanged. Deutsi h gespro-, fuen. Boot. Furniture Store, 2 13 N. Commercial. j VOCNti lady or gentleman witn good Allocation ami chaiactcr will have the! privilege to Icaru photography. No. tuition required. Afterwardii good lM)sition obtainable. If interested, all at Eisner's Studio, 2ii"i North, Commercial street, Salem. ,lulyt2j "WONKY" The mint makes it and under the terms of the ontinental Mortgage Company you can si-cure it: t t! per cent for any legal purpose on ' approved real estate. Terms ea'y. Tell us your wants nnd we will co-: operate with yon. Betty i Co.. 513 I'enhnm buibring. Denver, C oin. M v3 bnny, all graduates of Transylvania uni versity, Lexington, Kentucky, of the ..l a tioi T 11- l...rf t ,"" """"" """""" the all star rust of ty oi nuictit, uiiu u ui outer ui .mis. William 1'. Babcock, is also a former college companion of the evangelist. All the signs Sunday indicated a real revival at the Chemeketn street tabcr nncle meeting. The building was fill ed at all the services. There wus a record attendance ut Bible school. 4. II f..l....l. I,.. It i I. .... "Tl. Possible ..ml 1im.nHsil.le in Nnlvn. r"'Fr r-eiw.M, Hi B mat llClllg an at' tion." The solos by Miss McAdd.ini """I'''-'"''! stage director is wreck and und Brof. Eitz were' unusually fine. rm" , vacation, sinee he will 0 .i it n:.vn I K .pj inn n i ,'u..t ... Ferdinand (lottsehnlk, who is one of ometlians provided by Selwvn k Company for the first production of Avery llopwood's new farco "The Mystic Shrine" at Atlnntic City tonight, was last icer. In New York in the brilliant revivnl of I'Truth," by Clyde l'itcn, in which Zclda Scars played her original role. In the evening the sermon was con cerning ''The Judgment." By special retpicst l'rif. Fitz sang "The ll.dv Citv." "Tho Mystic Shrine" that he will have to begin on "Holling Stones." Mr. Sol w.vli and James Forbes Loth belong to the acute minority who believe that an author should direct his own plays. J PERSONALS F. A. Legg is in l'ol'tland today on business. N. C. Maris, of Cortland, ig registered nt the Bligh. Lincoln Savage, of Grants 1'nss, was here yesterday. Mrs. F. II. Morrison, of Dallas, is n i visitor in Salem toiiar. i Miss Clara llniistead was ill the city In n r. cet t intervi, w concerning yesterday from Silverton. . " Wotn.n.md " her greatest work viz- Clarence Benin hiunp, a druggist ot ( ualicd us a i.otnl.le tu reen .Iraina bv Stayton, is in the city today. 'William Fox, niol -liowing nt the (We- V.. T. Barnes and family motored yes gon tonight, Miss I orelli Nii.l: "I am tordav to M.luima and Silver rails. 'gla'l that, a ,itit.guishc. American Margaret Illington's long season in "The Lie,'' in which she hud a season long success at the Harris Theatre, !an.I iu which she will tour the whole , country during the coming year, opens t r Atlantic city lute in July. She will ; play rfeveral weeks in the seashore cities before the goes into Chicago tor ' a long stay. I HOW "WORMWOOD" SWAYED AMERICAN LEGISLATION D0NTJ1VE UP Discouraged Citizens Will Find Comfort In the Experioiu e of a Salem Man. Experience is the modern instructor. l'rofit by the cvperieuce of others. It may save your life, The experience of friends and neigh bors. Tho testimony of Salem people. 'Will bring renewed encouragement, Here ia a case in point: J. II. l'enton, lll.i Lee St., Salon, says: "A cold settled on my kidneys, causing pain through my back. 1 knew that my kidnos were to blame and hearing several local citizens endorse Douu's Kidney 1'ills highly, I began us ing them. 'Ihev were jutt whnt I needed to relieve tho pains and other kidney troubles. Whenever 1 have tak en Loan's Kidney l'illn siuee, a few doses have Ittought me relief.' Crieo ODc, at ail dealers. Don't (im ply ask for a kidney remedy get i'oun 'i Kidney 1'ills the nunc that Mr. l'enton hud. Foter Milburii Co., Crops., Buffalo, N. V. Henry Dahl has been on duly nt Join. son's diug store ulnle l.b.ier Olc sen was taking a Micntion nt Hieiten bush Springs. Mr. ami Mis. C. W. Herman were' among the Sntunliiv guests from Molul ! In, who i aim- for the lug e.-lel. ration. Olc llnltel,er g and Jio k Netno en joyed ii i-it with H.eir lnothorui'luw , ! N. H. Siilhoss, Mini wife, of Muter, Iowa, the past Week, Tliey v.eic I.I-. guests; of the liny Diilliiu. Iiunily while lute. Mr. and .Mis. M. M. Nivor cnleili.iu ed their sou's w.te, Mrs, Aitliur Silver,, nod l.nbv, from ei.-lein On-gou, the lust of the week. Miss l.corgiu Webb, daughter of Dr. Webb, of Mt. Angi-I, is usiiing Nihoi ek. Good Will Insurance ton relatives tl.is w Chiules lloll.ku. hiis u guest at ti. lie pli-t week WrilV l.lollin N. illttle. O. II. home The Wash.. Igeron die Ct.nVINg a ton, vi.itiiig of interest. Mrs. Di-iii. In! tup iitth . I'. L. and If. II., tlnoiili Wi.sliuig nnd other poinls SILVERTON NEWS leg tl.o pn ; f i o lid ret ii inoiiniig. Mi vho hits li.'i eel, Willi lo l',:,;la w i. s io ri I'l.ill Kin k'. d "iliplilll .I... v his g I'll to I. spend ' S.Uellou ' siitllfdliv d by h.'t ill sp.-ii.l . lio.t li. i 's FOR RENT! Two Office Rooms Best location in Salem. Inquire of Dr.W.A.Cox 303 State St Chieago News: You rannot aiwayj about retreats, h'etreatin; was !nst the best thing in Oenoral Wash , uglon's relebrated, b cf tri. kj. j Dr. M. K. Comcroy returned this morning from a two weeks' visit to San Francisco. Kzra Buyer will leave tomorrow for Sun Fmncisco, taking the water route from Flu vol. Mrs. Wesley Davis, of Mc.Minnville. is here visiting with ine family of Dr. B. F. Bound. Mr. and Mrs. T. ,1. Wylnnd. of Smiths Center. Kansas, ar- in the city visiting with F. 1.. Connd. John 11. Br-.ok, who was recently elected postmaster ut Silverton, was in the city yestnrdny. Mrs. H. Y.. Cumin returned today to her home nt I'or'laml lifter a week's visit with B. O. Ilnnlenbrook. Z. Y. Burt will leave tomorrow for Chillipsbiirg. Kansas, taking the steamer (ir-'iit No-thorn nt lltucl. J. C. Berry will have the latter part of the week to attend the convention of Kexnll druggists in Mm Frncis . J f. Macv. "f MrJImnn Stib-m vesterdiiv to visit h Ib-rt Mucy, ami seeing the bnsel-iiil Otto l.i.nl.a. mp.-r Wfl tl.is mori.tng for a visit of m vernl months with f ri nds and n lutivcs living ia Decutu.-. Illinois. Miss Uap-1 "c,,tt returned yester day from Cortland, where she l,ns be-n for the past two weeks on profession al business. Chas. Csrme'ter. who h "'"n wri m:slv ill at Ins Io me on North Front street, is rip. r'i l tisluy to be abght Iv imprn in?. ' l'd Allen and wife, of North Ysin hill. ar.d iet -r Tolssv and if. "f r.-he.trr lad. :it d yilerdT I'b Mrs. V I . C..rg'r, on North t-. i:th jireet. (Capital Journal Special Serv'.'o.i Silv.rton, Or-.. July 12,-Mi-s K si Ii ryn Freeninu .nine home from (Cidge Iw ld, Wash., to rpi-iid her Mimu.er vio n tion. 'She has h.n teaching ut Hint ntlv wmt I lII"1"'1' "io !"'- io or three yenr-. I" Ins resulted in the pro) The Joe Liu fuuiiiy e nt.rtnii , d the ficn i.oison. absinthe, friends from Mt Anuel Snturdi.v who great thing to fame H attend the celebration. They were .Mrs. John l.;.i and daucli'i r. M ... a llunipett und ,i,s "tlltOSMIHll " VV'oriuwii h.bition of into Atneri. ii. 1 1, is is a nave aecoioidislic. . Io have noble nut ion trom i... of the most ma liglUl.t curses of uioderi. 1 1 tl, iiin.t crying evil that exists in France. I have reaun tn love America for the i ake of the many fticn.l, mv writings have wn for me there; friends whose, fa.-is I have never n, but who corn- I spoti.l frequently with me and whom I1 "in tiiiniliutlv to know through thel kindly written exptessiun of their hn.ghts. With r.-giitd to the present torv, whiih I trust may help to rouse i public iittei.tH.i. to a perm, , out evil who h t. gradually spreading over all i the world, I believe most intelligent Alien, mis who have visited I'nris will' rend it w:th n ote or o aniious inter ! est. It y.ns. I think, a fanning Ameri. can senator whn .pnte recently wrtie a! li.i. an- i xli.l.is'ne r ra.l on I Mi , Kosil, Anna Olliv Tin tt Two of J. II ,. rison't brother., mine the fust of the week f,,r a visit, ilio is a resident ol I' lrtlauil nod tin- other hails from S.,.ith Dakota. Among Ho ,.,.! uf town gu,.i who Cllllie to ll-le 1,1 ut lust SlilurdllV were F. K. Johns.. n . nd family, oi Mar ipmm; Mr. nt.l Mrs. Tom Mr Morris, of Al.upiu, and the I tank Whitlork Imnily, of rscotu Mills. Mrs. F. s. J'ortrr enjoyed a short visit with lo r M-t. r, Miss I'ansy Hr,,wn nig, who rtiine fioin I'onallis the first ill.-, was it,,r ,fl,a,-iiald. n.isehi.-f wr.eight by the ins brother ,,.,,, Bh, ,) r, ,., nM lmr of the wee Miss Cii I.)' hot wh of t.ir,,r,i account , . ., . , ' "."ill .,, n lie r ' state nortniil i undnv with iiiliv .loiii I have attemnte.l t.. o.t. and ?f one or two more le.er anorig 1 'r,'-v' thinker.. .hv-,olg,.t, ,, ..,,, i Dr. wool, r.-i.s.. their vooes to a.,1 ,,, ,, I M.-rton L. ie I'. ufkert.y, a mpatiinl I 1 1, nil, Miss Li. no c I Oi vis, iiiiic home from M-.n In.y are atteiolll.g the t . seio Sutiir.luv ur I Mr and Mn. A. F. ftlu- grundsou a couple holne. O. J. lletmaiooli and I'lieiid of Albeit l.ea, Minn., sloj ..I n Mlvertoii on tin it wuy bun.-- fin I the Mid l i.u.i is. o ti.ir to nnt at the M s I. ome. Mi. Ibrinnnsoi. wi's inu h plen-.'d wiit the illlitnette v;ill-'V iii.d coin pli fueiited the f II r lire r H on their lit j, pp .sports. Miss M.rnic Digrrio-si hud lo r fti-'iid Mis. Neil 1 1 u in pt on roo.e liocn limb for the week end und lo eli)oy the . . e !. ration Hjitiirduv. Mi-. Ii. Ii lot. ire wus lre:.l,, t.. t, hi.ppy Miiptise Inst r-tin.lity, week. Tin o. -i-uoii bring 111 honoi ol her filly thlld lirthlllV, 'lie guests Were I lie Koviil Nei. htiots und other friends, who served dit.iK-r on the li.wr. nl high in on. so. ml a tier i.ooi. was pusi-cl Hid all report a I lime. Mr, nnd Mt, J. W. Miwyr, of I'm! hu d. were Sondrty g.o M i at the M I 'l ol V hold! Mis. ii. Warren Ih.l.bs entertiin.iil her ti.nt. Mric .1 It. Don.il.lsot., witn li r -In lehter, Mrs. Joe lien iitiniu, n i fw dl.;. s ll;o, 1 hi'se Indu s wt-ie fioln Fii.tbault, Minn, tiiid -n route to uli foflnll to littelol the elposltioll. Frank lioot, if C",'b.tol, was :t. 1 1 ertoi the first of the werh ,,n busitir-.n Mild V.sifed Ht the I t !l SU'Wtilt ll'OIO- Mr. nnd Mrs '', iimli .pent .Monday tt the I up.'i.l ' ity. Atnoig the I'ortlliljd guest; to help Viiti buy insurancv against "lire, acciilcnt, fliiod" and every othor sccahle danger. Why not fcciue insurance against loss of good will? (iiMid will i.s a mighty fine asset to have intact if your plant should he swept away, (iood will is built up by quality, service and unrig- is going into Will Insurance." advec- "Cood Consider our adu'rtiMiitf from Ibis ifui'stnunt nin( of icw and vi this newspaper lu lp jou. .1 of the hvio.,1 . loi In. i. .ph i.nl Inst 'I he I. II. lies ' A no t w i tli M is. J, lirsllnv ultrriiool. Miss I. una Viintri-ss, of who tins lui n a gitrst of ffo nds. r i, ii,,, to Nlvrrtoll I I. Mill. II Cobb the Inst of the we tuniing on Motolny to Mt. Angel Mts, K. H. Mount erite.taiio friend, Mrs. I.. I. Dold.s, and bn I. h I'm Mt 1 V Is Irtoti, Al-gel I Mi h, te d In I New L in, "unilny. The l.r.ll gnmr b.-l .-"uturduv b. twr, i the Villh ,,we!l I...VS 110.1 r-llveit.,. l olls lesiilled hi u llcl'ellt for the 1,1. it ing tel.io ll.e srore beiey " to CI in f.i V"i ot r-. 1 1 r r tor.. M r". II. rt l a t nw day lor an extend. v the I In ! tint ri Ir-.tl Uii.h. rtll I. lives Moll oil w it Ii her sou., 'fs, of ."scuttle , ( I.M i.ooi.eing t),,, t,a brain -b-Kradatuni and briiiting it well l,.-tr,rp the run. id nation of those who are the heads of authortv m Frame, it might I eh-'k c.l in it. destructive progress, and, with a hole .sriie.t i,i,, j work, be tai.e. out altogether, as a diM-ase is Ma,n,. i... bv perf.-.-t aintat:on. In this I... e I h:r. e w it ten Worm wood"; in tl.is :r I trust it ri.IT be r iv-'. opherson. so. ccssor t' ", w i have ,i off o c in the h. Ames liilldlllg, where he will be fully eip.ipp d to practice ib'tltil trv X. O. Ilele. tson Slant Satlip'uy Willi JUrty and fun,.!, of I, a traveling k,1.s "'a, Nehru'lin, was a of hit brother, .1. st few dsvs. lot'ti'lny w,-re it VSurniuth rird ,k dii to r t.t (Io wa, s bi N-vn F'tttv i A lino ntunrd today f.oin thort taealioo at Wv-ynburn. eel. brute tin- Nation 'i Mi-s Wartnuth, s-ilvc.t Mr. lii'.ertimn, who to. Joe I His lo ilie. John I. arson U fe dftVS tills Wet his daughter, Mr. Marty and fun,.!, of J I.. ' .UISOU. of tl.l Donald. Ore. ' Mr. nr,-l Mrs T. n Hurry I isiiw I, a traveling k,1.s nn i ' lob d vis t w . man from Lit a, Xs-braska, wus a i'v. guest at the holi of hit brother, J. F.i Mrs. I., C lo.vw inliwieMl, tin- pt few dsvs. 1 Hdgc at.d Ii H. X. kind, in, of Albiii, .'.ebreska. .s :t with In'iv, who l.ss Is-sti mkiiiK in the igl.' at J Boll I', in this week th Frisco fuir i "i-ending a f dsvs J. ,t. mil i. .of fermg fr,,tn a scr with his bi thir, 11. M. Uiiiduiu aiid of n,e,.iiwti .-n and i und.-r family. !d'e tor 's tire. i of Mater, C w .- k w i ' h h llooth i, I. rclntivi .p. id .liter. e ll.nr H'g s st Mills II Iron Mr. II. (.. en :ov trig a at C .rl.ku I und OOIS the I vjs aa "f. m m -x. -v -v- a i 'VOX William Fox Presents at the Oregon the Film Hit of the Year. A photoplay of vivid, pulsing action and heart-touch ing charms. The story that legislated Absinth from America. Admission 10c Today Only Coming Wed. Clara Kimball Young , Mstnsjas -r-"-s' -' Mr-ltlrtHBI, """"I-" T -t ' f ("" -J'g-S