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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1915)
SEVEN Principals of the New Frank Rich Ccspaay Opening at the BEgh Theatre Tomorrow Afternoon for a Short Engagement THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPT. 25, 1915. THE GRAND F. L. Waters, Manager Sunday Only Splendid Bill of S. & C. Vaudeville STEVENS TROUPE World's Greatest . Acrobats Featuring Smallest Top Mounter In the World NIGHT 25c, 35c, 50c MATINEE . Any Seat 25c DON'T MISS "The Brownie and the Grand Opera Wolf" TONIGHT Last Showing of "SOLD" The sensational Picture Featuring the Beautiful PAULINE FREDERICK WACOM NEWS (Capital Journal Special Service.) Waeonda, Or.. Sent. 25. Miss Hazel Hunt who has been ill for the pastj week is now improving. I iix. Chester La Favor will attend the deaf school at Salem for the coming year. Miss Pearl ISinklcy who ins been staying at Scotts Mills this summer is now visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1. M. Binkley. Miss Nellie Patterson is visiting her sister, Miss Rosa Patterson of Salem,, who is quite ill. Those attending the junior high school at Hnlem from Waconda are: (ierald Finney, Francis Nusoin, Doro thea Brooks, Pearl Patterson and Glen Savage. Those attending the senior nigh school are: Carlton Savage and 'JVreso Finney. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ellison and daughter, Virginia, of Portland, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Manning last Sunday. Mrs. If. H. -Savnge returned to hor home in Salem after n two weeks' visit at the home of J. C. Savage. Minn Lola Nusoin was a gue,st of Miss Dorothea HrooUo lust Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Homer, F.gan has gono to Corval lis where ho will attend the Oregon Ag TODAY PADDEN and READ High-class Comedians, White and Black Face Artists PICTURES First Run Pictures KING BAGGOT In THE SUBURBAN Four Acts From the Famous Play by C. T. Dazey, Author of "IN OLD KENTUCKY" A Special Feature Picture THE TAMING OF MARY Nestor Comedy Featuring Mary Fuller. Entire Change of Program Tomorrow VAUDEVILLE Musical Act Campbell and Greenwood Harmony Singing PICTURES THE DECEIVERS A Drama of Intrigue in Two Parts.. SEEKING AN INSPIRATION Photo Vaudeville and Artistic Poses. KING BAGGOT in "The NEW JITNEY in TOWN" Imp. Comedy. . Matinee 2 :00 to 5 :00 Daily. WEXFORD THEATRE Always 10 Cents Hugo Lutgens New Preacher Impersonations Victorson and Forrest "Outwitted" Jean King Quartette Orbassany's Cockatoos Funny Performing Birds John A. West "The Brownie and the Grand Opera Wolf" Matinee at 2:30 Night at 7:30 riculture collogo tins year, taking up tho study of horticulture. MrB. Kliza Keppinger left for Pen dleton Tuasday where she will attend tho round up. Mrs. J. C. Savage and daughter, El lea Savage were Portlund visitors Fri day. Mrs. E. P. Habert lert for Portland Thursday where she will spend a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. House. Miss Agnes aud Celia Rubens left to day for California where they will at tend tho Panama-Pacific exposition. Detroit News: "r-so Russian bu reaucracy is accused of holding back ammunition while thousands of faitii ful fighters are lett helpless before the German advance. When they ure done with their nation's foes on the outside it is intimated that these thnv sands may turn their determined nt teution to the enemies within. Coquille Sentinel: T. B. Campbell is going to build a bungalow on a five acre tract oa the hill east of town that ho has just bought, that will bo unique in its way as is the Oregon building at the fui'r. Ho will use the logs now on the land, fitting them together snugly and plastering the inside, in constructing a genuine bungalow log cabin. ' V : ' ft I " V iM It i w . tw . . , til II V,-' ' .... W IS Ji I 1 f i v Jtt.y Com 2 a ?? - -'. - . - The bigger and brighter Frank Rich fourten big song hits, and novel el.H Company will offer as their opening ig'al,,nfte' ,s' ,he tilp"t Whi,Je bill at tho Bligii tomorrow afternoon j fh'e f0m,iniiv tii year is carrying the whirlwind musical comedy with eighteen acting people and includes th Pheasant Hunting Season Opens Friday, October, 1 As Friday, October 1 is the first day of the open s.'aso;: for China pheasants, as well as grouse, ducks and geese, be sides many other birds, every hunter in the state, although he may feel the call but once a year, is wondering ,iut how much he may hunt, and in what counties he may hunt and how much he may carry home ami still not be obliged to dodge the game warden. Women are not required to secure a lieensn to hunt or fish, although 'of course they are subject to the limits established by law. Civil war Veter ans may secure their license free upon proof of service. A resident hunters licensn costs H a year and a non-resi-rent, $10, Resident or non-resident Bu glers licniiKR coi-ts $1 a vcar. According to a immpiiiet recently is sued, giving a synopsis of the fish and game laws of the state of Oregon, the first thing a hunter should know is that no 'fhoofing of migratory game birds is permitted between sunset and sunrise and that there is a closed season for three years on the follow ing migratory birds wild, or band-tailed pigcoiij little brown, saud hill ami whooping crincH, swans, curlews, wood ducks and all shore birds, except the black breasted and golden plover, Wil son or .lack snipe, woodcock nod the greater and lesser yellowlegs. In all the counties west of the Cas cade mountains, the open season closes Octolter 31 for buck deer with horns, silver gray squirrel, Chinese pheasant and grouse, and doves. The quail seas on is cloned at all time except in Coos, Curry, Jackson and Josephine coun ties and in tlipse counties the open sensou is only during the month of Oc tober. For these same counties west of the Cascades, January .' marks the close of the season for ducks, gnrsc. rails and coots, and December 1.1 closes the season for shore hints, mr.'K tircnlc. and gnldeil plover, Wilwin or Jack snipe, woodcock and the greater and liwu-r yellowlegs. Wht worries the average hunter i not thf dates of the oen and closed season, but fna bag limits, and for the month of October during the season for Chinese phcnuants, 1h v"1 "ir den are especially watchful in Marion, Polk and Linn l ountte. I For Chinese pheasant, native pheas j ants ami groiii-c, the hug limit is five i for ono day, iin luding one female ! Chinese pheasant, and ten in any seven 1 ronnocutive dnvs, including two female ; Chinese pheasants. A violation of this i law is punishable lv a fine of not less than Jf! -1 ami n iivi liability of 42 for each game bird. Other bag limils are as follows: Buck deer with horns, three during any season. Ducks, geese, rails, coot and shore ! birds, 30 in any seven consecutive days. Prairie chickens and sage hens, five in one day ami ti n in ny sev en con ipecutivc days. j Dovus, tea in one day or -0 in any .seven consecutive davs. For trout over six inches, the season all year season, and the bag limit is 7.) fish or "ill pounds in any one day. For trout over ten inches there is an fish and grnvliiign ami the bag limit is fid fish or flo pound in any one day. There is an all year Reason on bass, crnppies, Williamson 'a while fish, cat lish and grayling silns the bag limit i ! 40 pounds in one day. Here is one thing a hunter can do at Buy and all tunes: Kill any kind of a 'hawk, F.nglish sparrow, blue jay, great ; horned owj, crows or raven. Here are a few things that are un lawful: To hunt within the corporate limits of any town or city, park, cemetery, ;caiiipu or witiiin th watershed reser vation a set aside by the I'nilnd Htslcs to supply water to ritie. To resist a giiuie warden or any other ! officer. i To rob ny biids' nest eiccpt uch .birds s are not protected by law. To hunt without having a license on person, or rcfue 10 show same on de- imand of an officer or owner or repre 'sentative or real property where hunt ing. j To hunt at night. i To sell gamn of any kind, ecpt when propogntcd according to law. j To hunt on embused or unenclosed i occnpiml land without permission of 'owner. To hoot pinie from the iiublie high . I entire rust as used at tho National theatre,. Portland for their most sue rnssful run of three weeks. During the week day, tiie regular picturfl mat iiii'c will be run. ways or railroad right of way. To have in possession plumage of protected birds. To trap fur bearing animals without II license. To fish by any means other than by hook a ml line. To use salmon spawn in Willamette river and tributaries soulh of Must In- ilepcinlciieii station, Marion county. To fish at night, or on streams with in HIM feet below any fishwny. To sell trout, bass, crapples, cat fish, white tish or graylings. To maintain an initiation ditch with out liavi ig it screened at tho intake. Ilere are a" few tilings well to re inmibcr' All tame is owned by the state. Any giime animal, bird or fish raised in captivity may be sold if properly tugged. Any navigable st renin and any streams flowing through public lands are hiuhwnvs for fishing. Any game annual or bird may be lielil during the closed season if prop erly tagged. Ami don't forget to keep your license with you and show it to any officer of tiie law on deinnnd. BILVERTON TILE FACTORY Silverton, while she may not be term ed u manufacturing city on a very large S'lile, is from time to time adding a new manufacturing plant to her list, which tends to build up a prosperous common unity. The Hilverton Building Material com pany, winch is managed by C. A, Hart ley, has started the manufacture of drain tile and concrete building blocks While the concrete building blocks have been on the market for some little time, the drain tile ha .just appeared, and so far a we umierstand the pro cess of manufacture, are good and cr i viceable and will stand the test. We, believe it a business to bo encouraged.' There is many a dollar sent out of Mil ! verton for this class or material which now may be left here, with eipial sat-j infliction to seller and buyer, The plant is open and will bear inspection, Ap-1 m j i Ton cannot afford to miss ' reading th Journal Want Adt trery day. I ! TODAY GRAND OPENING AT Ye LIBERTY THEATRE Under New Management SPECIAL FEATURE ATTRACTION VIA WIRELESS A Gold Rooster Play In 5 Parts These Plays are Pathe Feature Productions Also a Good Comedy We Feature the Best Comedies Ye LIBERTY THEATRE AT THE GRAND. For tomorrow afternoon nnj night ho Grand announces six of tho big acts of vaudeville, clever offerings by splen did performers. The Sullivan 4- Con- Isidine management is determined to substantiate its claim that the new bookings for the circuit arc bigger and better than, ever heforo. An acrobatic team, tho Stevens troup, headlines the week. Tho Stevens me claimed to have been tho higiiest sal aried team in vnudcvillo until quite re cently, and are known tho world over for the ease and skill with which they perform tho most hazardous fonts. Knowing the liking ot Salem people for clean comedy, tho Grand will pre- fnt John A. West and company in 'The ISrownie and tho Grand Opera Wolf." Tiie sketch for tho week, "Outwit ted," is played b.V Victorson and For- est. It tells of tno capturo ny tn wifo of the district attorney of the killer, who enters tho home or that officer to murder. Hugo l.utgens will lie hero with his Swedish impersonations, while in tho .Ivan King quartet comes a lino sing ing organization. Miss King and her Ningers havo a splendid reputation to live up to. Oibassany 'k ( ockatooi are ono of tne astonishing and educational acts of vaudeville. Tno birds aro nist ordinary I specimens of their kind, but their in telligence and skill aro remarkable. STARTING SUNDAY MATINEE Enlarged Improved The New And the 20th. CENTURY MAIDS Direct from the National, Portland, and Intact CfW I If Cil THREE TIMES SUNDA Y CHANGE OF BILL DAIL Y PRICES 20 and 30 cents POSITIVELY ALL NEW SHOWS SP0ST3 OF ALL EOBTS. Portland, Or., Sept. S. Boxing faun hero today believe that Danny O'ltrien, the northwest lightweight favorite can coma back. After six rounds of fast going with Tommy Clark last night O'Hrien'wHs given tno decision. Sev eral other bouts were on the card but they were mediocre. Pendleton, Or., Sept. 23. Billy j Wrighht of Seattlo today has a decision I over .Nick Carpenter, of Boise, in a contest -taut went 20 bloody rounds. ' The fight was staged here last night, jnnd Carpenter took a feuiful beating. , Bud Anderson was referee. Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept. 2.". Johnny Beal, slugging outfielder of the Mil waukee American association club, will wear a Cincinnati uniform next, season, it was announced today. San Francisco, Sept. 2o. Bob Sum inervillo of Los Angeles enhanced his reputtion as coming heavyweight by knocking out Karl Kitchio of Sail Frau cisco in tho first round of their bout, here last night. New York, Se)H. 2H. Johnny Dundeo land Willie Hitchio will meet at Madi ' son square Garden October 7. Dun- doo today posted a s):t,5tll) guarantor. I The Kitciiin-.loo Shugrue match, ached j uled for October 4, has been postponwi to October 25. EATRE P to rWI1wi'IWNi''il