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Look at These
Money Saving Bargains
Summer Coats, Regular $10.00 to $25.00
$1.00
Fifteen Coats in the lot. Long length. All sizes. These are last year's styles but
veiy good values. Make good slip-on coat for autoing. Sold regularly from $10 to
$25, Dollar Day Price $1.00
$1.50 Silk Gloves $1.00
Long Gloves in black and while; reg
ular quality; Dollar Day price . . .$1.00
$4.00 Silk Skirts $1.00
Silk Petticoats in all colors and sizes;
regular $1.00; Dollar Day Price ..$1.00
$3.50 Hair Switches $1.00
Genuine Human Hair Switches and
Physche Puffs, up to $:5.50; Dollar
Day Price $1.00
$3,50 Ivy Corsets $1.00
Excellent grade of Corsets; only a few
left; regular $15.50; Dollar Day Price $1
10 New Fall Hats, reg. $3.50, Dollar Day Sp'l, $1.00
Queen Quality Shoes. Several pairs of Queen Quality
Lace Oxfords. Patent vamp, champagne cloth top. Reg-
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White Egyptian Cloth Low Shoes with black trimming
and diamond tips. .Louis Cuban leather heel. .An abso
lutely new style. Dollar Day Price
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270 NORTH COMMERCIAL
National League.
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Philadelphia fi! -
Brooklyn fi3
Boston ." 'ifj 5
Chicago 57
St. Louis i-
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New York 52
Cincinnati 34 fi-1
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Detroit 75 42
Chicago . fi'J 4li
Washington 60 54
Now York 54 .Hi
Cleveland 44 "I
St. Louis 45 72
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2 552 1,1,11 th; Salem Senators intend to wind
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lalso is bringing its baseball season to
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a ortliiant victory, as iieiiucr siut: iw?
yet been able to' agree -on the winner
t In question will lu decided with base
ball bats ami padded niits at the league
grounds Sunday afternoon at i o'clock.
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. Yesterday's Results.
At Portland Portland 2, I.os
Angeles 1 (10 innings).
At Vernon Han Francisco 4,
Vernon 1.
'At Oakland Salt Lake 7,
Oakland 4.
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THEATRE
PORTLAND
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Wliat They Are CUarglng lit New York
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1 1RFRTV T11EATHE, West 4'2d 8t,
LIDLIVlI 2:U and 8:ir, Including
Sundays.
Evos. ti Bat. MaU afic, r0c, 7.r)C, $1.00,
$2.00. Othflr Mat., 2.rie, noc and $1.00
TWICE TO DAY (SUNDAY)
And every day at '2:15 and 8:15
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liOl'TOKS, AUK A MO. Nil
282,492
Teople in all walkM of life who In the
VAST 14 WEEKS HAVE SEEN D. W.
tlRirriTU'S WOULD OONQUERINO
SPECTACLE
moon rr.oi'LK ,ono horses
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I). Y. (3HIK FITIl'S Half-Million Dollar Cfeantic Spectacle, round
ed on THOMAS DIXON'S Novel, "THK CLANSMAN," JVill llcjrin
Sunday, August 2iMh.
Portland the Eighth City
In All the world to See "The IHIITU OF A NATION." It was
opened in New York at $2.00 Trices. Then HOSTON, LOS AN
liELKS, SAN FUANC1SCO, (TIICACO, SKATTLK and SPO
KANE. Read What "Everybodys" Says
E V E U Y 110 1 ) Y S M A ( J A ' 1 N E for JUNE Devotes Six Phrcs to a
Discussion of (1KIFITTH and His Wonderful Troduction.
Seats Now Selling
Every Seat Will He Reserved, this Giving Patrons Choice of Seats
in Advance. The Production will he shown at the Heilig for Four
Weeks, Mcginning August 2!Mh.
Nothing Like It Ever Seen
This Marvelous Production is in Twelve Parts and UiHjuires Three
Hours to Give a Full. Complete Performance. Portland to He the
Only City in This Section to Shov"THE 11IUTU OF A NATION
Special Music
Accompanied by Augmented Orchestra.
The Following Prices Prevail
2:00 P. M. MATINEE PERFORMANCE, 25c.50c.75c.
8:00 P. M. EVENING PERFORMANCE, 50c.T5c-$100.
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Next Golf Champion.
Jli-tioit, Miidi., Auk. (iolfers fol
lowing the "ilom" of tho coin'nii; na
ti o nit I golf chaniiionsliii an1 today
Mit'i'ulatliiK "n ' ue ni xt (di a n 1 1 ii o ii . On
I lie links of the JJotioit t '(nntry iduli,
r in ii i-1 s Ouiiupt, nutioniil aniatcur rhaiu-
iioii, diil.catod ( harles hvans, dr., west
itii iiiiiui i'ur title lioldi'r, oni ui in 1!)
hull's in a prartice inuteh.
Steen From Detroit,
Sun Francisco, Aiiii. 27. According
to word received here tla.v from Man-
um'i' Wolvortoii, the bcal leader has
secured ritcher Hill Stcen trom the De
troit Tigers to holster the faltering
Seals. Steen will join the. team at
once, lie was formerly with the Tort-
la ml Heavers.
I Senators ami. tlill will perform behind
.jjMiio wind pad. Junes will check at the
si first station with Wilson at second aud
jc!. Miller at -short. Captain Humphries
will Hold down Ins oi! position at mini
and Chuck Lowe, lieinhart and Craig
will handle the flies that swanu into
the outfield.
Stayton claims to have the best line
up of the season and also the strongest.
They have won nine out of the 1U
games played, and du not intend to
take any chances with the last game.
The Stayton line-up will be: Harthol
cmv, c; Cole, p; Hock, lb; Robertson,
2b;" (Meeker, ss; Kellogg, 3b; Thorns,
If; (ioodinan, rf, and Sloper, ei.
Stayton claims also to have a fa
mous strikeout pitcher in Cole, who
has been doing t'ue twirling this season,
and the battle with Iveeue on the
mound for the Senators promises some
unusual features.
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Racing in Germany.
Merlin, Aug. 27. (loverniiieut sane
lion of trotting and stceplechuso races,
the first races sinco the war begun, is
expecieu n oo granted soon, it is un
derstood the pari nniluel betting sys
teni will be allowed.
Six Killed In Railroad Opera
tion According to Accident
Commission
Fur
were
the week ending today there
lti") accidents reported ' to the
Hemple to Meet Cowler.
New York, Aug. 1!7. .lack Hemple
const heavyweight, has been matched1
............... ........ ........... . ".largest recent ot fatalities ever re
tire tho St. Nicholas A. C. hero next ; .-oiv.-.l at the industrial accident com-
..vu.i.-ouiij "Hill.
iCi, state industrial accident commission, of
'; which nine were fatal, which is the
mission in one week. Of this number
six were killed in railroad operation or
construction, two in logging and one
stcumbiiiiting. One of the fatal acci
dents was from Hrtoks, in this countv,
where it was reported that one due
(luinriistu went to sleep on the railroad
track and was killed bv Southern l'a
cil'ic train No. 1:1.
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IVlldleton. (Ire. An.r. 27 ." , . . V.: V" .' " . . . . 'cpoi teu
... , .i, .. ' . . "ii "i-i county out (ii t ie 1(, cases
light was the opinion of the tans ; reported. Karl table, uf Silve.t, ,, "f
tairell, of this city, win;f,.red ii Htm in i,;i.. t...,.,; -., ..
Dillou to Fight Sailor.
I'iiiladelpiiia, Aug. 27. .lack Dillon,
of Indianapolis, and Sailor liiande, of
California, signed up for a six-round
limit here today. Tliev will meet be
fore the Olympic club Monday night.
Farroll Wins Over Mosler,
who saw llillv
a l.Vround decision over Al Minler. a
Seattle lightweight, lust liiuht
Mosler was so fast tiiat Farrell was
unable to land a telling blow until the
.ones, or fcous .Mills, concussion of the I
brain while lugging. j
Of the total number reported 100 i
were mmIiwi...- t.. tl... ... ..l...
lust canto, when a terrific nnlierent 1 . ". ?.
caught the Seatlleito on the point of
I he chin, sending him. to tne floor.
Mnslor was up in an instant and
"staled" until the end of the round.
.ii were trom public utilitv
corporations; w,, from firms or
corporations which have rejected the
provisions of .he net, and ,'i were fronr
linns or corpoiatiuns which do not'
employ labor in hazardous ct.'cupatious. I
1'ullowing is shown the number of!
lohnson. Cal,f,, Im.nU .tar. ...! i . .V ... ' ...t ' ' , 2, ;
eliminated in .he ,-lnv for tho Meadow : h uT ' " " ' 1" ,'.'"''. 1"'
n I i...-...i i .,..!' '"" '""ige const,-
' r ""i. n m- contracting, f
ip. ni l I.- uooseven run in j limiting, I
the
California Star Eliminated.
Suuthainpliin, Mass., Aug. 7. W.
In "Prohibition" Salem picture fans will soon have
an opportunity of seeing ohe of the big things that
has been put over recently a.picture as interesting
and stirring as a "Billy Sunday Sermon." - Free from
platitudes, it tells the story in six intense reels and
holds you spellbound by its thrilling situations.'
In this big attempt to put over the story of King
Booze, the author has symbolized the guiding im
pulses of our big and little selves, and called them
Demon Rum, The Angel of -Prohibition, Mephisto
pheles, and Intelligence. These symbolic figures ap
pear and disappear upon the screen as the minds of
the drink enslaves men sway under the impulses of
good and evil.
In the story the father drinks like the proverbial
fish. That he lives despite his orgies is a physical
feat and inspires no imitation. His friend, a talented
lawyer, goes to the gutter. The dawn of a new to
morrow breaks upon hm; he comes to the top like a
rubber ball.
The father has two sons. Both love the same girl.
The loser, a despicable character, a jealous demoniac,
determines to work upon his younger brother's in:
herited weakness for drink and finally lands him up
on the physical and moral rocks. But love and in
telligence triumph in the besotted mind ' of both
father and son and they swear off for good and
for all.
There are several bully walloping fights, one be
tween the diabolically plotting brother and his sister-in-law
and the final battle in which the schemer is
killed. There is conflict all the way through con
flict with the spirits within, with the spirits in the
bottles and incarnate spirits who are handy with
their fists.
It is a picture all should see. It is a picture no one
will forget. Those who attended the special exhibi
tion pronounce it one of the strongest films ever
produced.
WILL BE AT THE
Wexford Theatre
SEPTEMBER 1st and 2nd "'""
EDWARD .J. FISHER
(Incorporated)
Theatrical Bookings
Main Offices: 621-625 Ltmitor Exchange Building, Seattle
II. O. Bell,
Wexford Theatre, Salem, Oregon,
Dear Sir:
I
August 24, 1915
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For your opening net opening September 3, for three (lays we have
been successful in getting THK TIIRK10 MORTONS, formerly" tno
Morton Jewell Troupe, an act that has been featured over tho Piintages
Circuit at least a dozen times; they nre two men and one woman,
singing, talking, juggling, dancing novelty Comedy act; you can adver
tise them as strong us you wish as they will come up to expectations.
1'hey have sent photos and Tnlling. Yours very truly,
i ... A! I r..ita EDW. j. FISHER,
Incorporated.
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machine
mining. 1
ruction. 4:
shop, l; steam-
passengers oa
' each: Cresotmg works, boiler worhs
VS. M Washburn defeated . M.ruilwnv ,.0,1Mn,,li()1, ' Y
led Washburn will meet 1 ; i: .T. ,."'. "' l'ahiug
lall. I'ell
meet in the finali: tomorrow
HEAT AT LOS ANGELES
l.os Angeles, Cal., Aug. 27. I'liusiinl
heat followed today in' tho wake of the
eliumtie freaks wli'i.-li astonished south
ern California yeslcrflnv. While ruin
poured in seme tuts of the south,
mwer: tw e..l, ,.t'
the tnllowing: planing mill, ouarrv,
threshing, department store; nnd of the
tollowniK one each: tin ship, construe
tuiii, road construction, grain ware
house, iee cream factory, long-iioreing
nulling, truck and dray, mill construc
tion, department store porter, furniture
.Mi.ii.um-ii.il, ice ninnutactorv
tress factory, i;raiu n.,d t'....,f
mat-
thunder storms iniir.is the moisture oc-l!,t'''' yards, express porter, grain ele
eurred in others. A rainstorm three vator, land clearing, Ijox factory, can
blocks wide cut through the Highland m'r.v K'adiug, bakery, blacksmith.
I'ark district of l.os Angeles. It was;
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iiuuM-ii on eitner si. (e y oust storms. 'm'rmii
CONSUL IS RECALLED W.lA: iL - P I i
New Orleans. 1. Vg. 27,-llarry T. "dlUHIIg Ifle OCOreDOarfl
The Woman Who Tells Us
she wants another roast "just like the
last one" is not a rarity here. In fact,
she's quite numerous. There's a rea
son. We never tnko advantago of a
young woman's lack of experience to
palm off inferior meat on her. Hence
she trusts to our judgment nnd good
laith. Besides we haven't nnv poor
meat to palm off if wo wanted to. Wo
dun t handle that kind at all.
Independent Market
l.r7 S. Commercial St.
Phone 729
Hunt, British consul here, has been re
called It was learned today. T. F. Krs
kine, of I'ortlund, Uro.,will succeed
him.
The British col. my of New Orleans
recently criticised liunt for what wns
termed his apathetic nttltude toward
bomb makers arrested here.
it taree
when Mim
veil, Cortland, made
straight from l.os Angeles
Love wobbled.
A heavenly visitor to deep center bv
Bill 8.as, ,llM,n hi(ti!t w.th .
Beavers on base, did the work.
Before Hoc. While could hustle C.ok
Henley tf h i,,,, (,,.,, ,
enough otf L,, to cinch tue c.mtest.
Then Hkeet Fannin nlnv..,i ; .i...
mud all afternoon, and tue way his mud
The Balem fire department wii call
ed out this morning at 10 o'clock In
response to nu alarm turned in for a
grass fire at the (Kisser residence at
I'JL': South '!'. I INK .i,.t Tk rum.
I ilv has gone to the hoovard and the fire wobbled around the lu,it..u
nan rem iiim tne Lara when tne engine """K" give n nervous man palnita-i
arrived. No damage was done iiccptllu of the heart. 1
imKiann took the IWe, it0 camp, 7
l'irate, l.t C.i.mts In a real pitch
ing duel, wherein Kantlehner of l'itts
burg faced .stni,l of New York '
that the barn was aligiitly scorched
and the flames were quickly extinguish
ed by the department. It ii thoug'at
that the fiie was started by children
playing in thst vicinity.
Tha public utiliUe conuni anion today
ordered the Southera Facifie company
to install block sifaala on ila line be
tween Jefferson street In Fortland and
tfcwe!o along which Una them occurred
rweutly a colision in which two train
men wer killed. Tea oinmlsica also
rrtoinnieu.li-d that tha railroad take
mom care in tha future in baekiug a
freight train out uinin th main line.
Ih wreck a on August 80 near
verdale.
vnue fo lHt Senators in 13 in
mugs, his being the fourth straigut
oversiw game in which Chicago has
participated. ,
St. Ixiuis Americana made a clean
awcep of the aerie with l'tiila.lelphia
poundiug Brcmler 10 to 1. ',
8t. Paul Bispat.h: It is reassuring
to leara that Fresident Yuan Shi Kai,
in proimsing to proclaim himself ma
uror. Is not guided solely bv the role
ur me ioru.
Dollar Day
Is a Big Day With Us
SWEATERS HATS KNIVES RAZOR STROPS
STRIKING BAGS FISHING TACKLE
SALEM and OREGON PENNANTS
AUTO ACCESSORIES
GUNS AND AMMUmTinKr