TWO THE DAILY CAPITAL .TOT RNAL, SALEM, OREGON. THURSDAY, FEB. 3. 1916. . : v.. :,.: . t X ' - ' ) r it ' . ; f y 'v' -. - s j- , , ! ; ' j 6t',"" " rr- i -ti rt iilii im urn m . ' V;- ' : . ' ..-... : .... .1" it J i . f. 4 4g i r V, i r . , i Janus Mott as Nat Duncan in Fortune Hunter" tonight. The SOCIETY AXINE THOMPSON I'Vom Sun Triinriiico to SuIimii tlic li oitiou of the Ii'ikuib world Ht'oma o ') to e-onfiiie the linycr affairs of the wiiitor to tho lipni'fit entertain ments. All iniiiwiiT of charity Affairs liavo hoen given from tens, lia.aars, KensiiiKtons, to ilauees, liringing to gether every element of society in u spirit of ultruiHin which makes the gay ety only a siilo (iroiluet. Tonight uml l'rilay nijjht is to lie (leilicatert to the mijijiort of the desti tute l'uinilies. The Kortiine Hunter will lie given .it the Orunil theatre mi ller the auspices of the Social Service Center of tho Knlem Commercial flub. The supply of scuts as well as tho box es are quite exhausted and the finan cial results will no doubt exceed the expectation of even tho must optimis tic of the committee members. . Mr. and Mrs. Craig Marvin will lie liosts Thursday evening for A charm ing five hundred party. The card tables will be circled by the members of a ""iilO" club and sev eral additional guests. Tho ladies of the home missionary aoeiety held a meeting yesterday af ternoon st the home of Mrs. II. V. Avl aon on State street. t Mrs. Asahel BiihIi went to Portland this morning for the day. Miss Mable Wilhycoiiibe, daughter of (Jovonior and Mrs. .lames Wjlhy combe, will arrive from Corvallig to- TrT Efficiency in Childhood comes with proper training a most vital factor in which is right food. 1 If a child is to gain physically and expand men tally certain vital mineral elements grown in the field grains are imperative. These elements, such as phosphate of potash, etc., are lacking in many foods, but abundantly sup plied in the famous pure food Grape-Nuts Made of whole wheat and malted barley, Grape Nuts with cream or good milk supplies well-balanced nourishment not only builds up the growing child, but repairs daily the wear and tear of body and brain. Grape-Nuts has a delicious nut-like flavour is specially processed for easy digestion and is always i-eady to eat direct from the package. Economical convenient and makes for efficiency. "Here's a Reason" for. Grape-Nuts Sold by Grocers everywhere. "Bunny" Meiring as Sperry the drum mer in "The fortune Hunter" tonight -f morrow, to be the guest of her parents for the performance of "The Fortune Hunter." Governor and Mrs. Withy. combe will occupy a box with Mr. and Mrs. George I'aliuer Putnam. In the society department if the S.in Francisco I'xaminerj the following ap peared of the do (loyorza concert. Scores of weil known society men mid women greeted Kmilo do (fogorza yesterday ut the Columbia. A fashion able audience crowded the theatre. The distinguished de (iogorza has become as popular now with music lovers mid students us he has ahvnys beeu with society, and his art seems more fin ished and wonderful (him ever. The audience gave him continued npplause, sometimes nn ecstney of it, ufter some of the more favorite numbers. This superb artist will appear in 8a loin, Monday night, and it is evident from the large number of reservations ami sale of seats that the fashionuble world will also throng the Grand for his concert hero, l'nrties of society men and women will also occupy the boxes. Mrs. K. 11. I'rothero entertained the ".lolly Neighbors Club" on Wednes day .afternoon at her home on tho Jef ferson road. During the afternoon the guests en joyed their sewing, followed by a duin ty collation. Those present were: Mrs. David Reese. Mrs. .1. C. Outliers, Airs. Wl! lium itoone, Mrs. John Fisher, Mrs. Jf. Miss Hazel Erixon, as Josephine Lock- wood, in "The fortune Hunter" to- night. Miller McOilchrist as Larry ftiiuer i "The Fortune Hunter" tonight. II. I'tter Mrs. Walter Hatch. Mrs. Cnr-I rie (trabeuhorst, Miss McCleery Miss Martha tinrnjohst. Monday evening a jolly crowd of col lege girls entertained at a chafing dish party, in honor of Ms. E. C. Km mell, of Sherwood, at their club house on Thirteenth street. Early in tho evening the guests en joyed u fancy dress party. Miss Florence i'uge presided over the Welsh rarebit and the following Dow l)i op members wore present: Miss Ruth Spoor, Miss Vesta Mulli gan, Miss Carolyn Storing, Miss Flor ence l'Jge, Miss Aetna Emmell, Miss Itiuiiclie linker. The invite.! guests were: Mrs. Em nicll, Mrs. Ida Cmrrett, Miss Helen liol tra, Miss Vera Witham, Miss Gene vieve Avison .Miss Rosamond Gilbert: and Miss Carrie Cooksov. Tuesday evening Dr. and Mrs. Frank Chase entertained about seventy-five members of tho Methodist church choir, at the Will.unette college of music. Tho rooms were tastily udorued with green ery. Music was tho chief diversion, af ter which a tatty pull was enjoyed. Mrs. Chase was assisted in tho serving bv Mrs. J. 0. Van Winkle. Tho ladies missionary society of the I'J.csbyterian church will meet at the church parlors on F'rid.iy afternoon at two thirty o'clock. A number of prominent Albuny peo ple will attend the do (iogorza euncert at the Grand Monday night. Mrs. An na Marshal, on of Albany's leading music teachers, will also attend the concert, accompanied by a class of vo cal pupils. 4c DUDCAMAIC j i . ! At ra Avlihel Husli wenf ht Pnrtlllllil i this morning. S. A. Muthiou was in the city yester 1 day. from l'ortland. I Airs. J. M. I'rather, of Corvallis, was i in the city yesterday, i Judge Seubrook. of Portland, wus j hero yestertlny on legal business. I Miss Elizabeth Meyers, of l'ortlund, lis visiting friends nnd relatives in the city, J. B, Mann, a civil engineer of Port land, is in the city, returning from Corvallis. Mi.-s Grace Wolfurd ,of Silverton, is ; in the city for a two weeks' visit with her sister, Mrs. I.. 1 Aldrich. j Mrs. Walter G. Spaulding is in Ore j gon City for a week's visit with lier mother, Mrs. Nora (lard Miller. Mrs. George Lnudis and daughter, I Julia, of Modesto, Oil., nre in the city tho guests of Mrs. K. I. Pickett. 1 Fred I Scott, a prominent fruit giuncr or i.incrry .ami lnmiiy, nro in the city, viiting at the home" of J. K. ( Scott. I Mrs. I,. Baldwin, of the Movers de-j partnicnt sture, is taking a month 'sj vacation, to entertain her parents and' sisrer. wno arnved m the city today f rum the east. 4c A 4c 4c :4c4c4c4c4c4c4:4c4i DIED 4t 4c4t:4c4c4'444c4t4r4( ; CATTON In tho city, February 2, IP-Hi, Mrs. Frances A. Carton, in" her 6!th year. i She is survived bv a husband, W. S : Cut ton, of Zona, Folk rounty, seven children and four grand-children. The children are: Mrs. Zolk M. Baker, of Portland; Oscar S. Cutton, Salem: Mrs. F.ttn Koch, ,T. II. Catton. William F ! Catton, Mury I.. Catton and F. I.ee Cat- ton. I Funeral services will lie bold Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by ; the Rev. .McKiiilov. of Tolk county. Burial in the City View cemetery. The local Kelteknh lodge will have charge I of tile services. ThA rA nttal .Innmftl will An vmtv Inh J and Aociul lirintitiir. t . "- - 4"' - t .. " " iy;r : -i - ; ' fit - ' " 1 ' f- $. .. -frW: .- .f 1 i 9 ' ' 1 . ' ' ' ; :j; rm:-:--: k.l '' " f ' 1 j. ... , - Miss Marjory Marvin, as Angle, in "The Fortune Hunter" tonight i V l L - Wilson Howard, who plays "Hi," the oldest inhabitant, in "The Fortune Hunter" tonight. Charles Reynolds as Koland Burnett in 'The Fortune Hunter" tonight. ig Girl Show Is Coming Wally Brooks and His Sunshine Flock on Empress Bill Next Sunday Another big girl show is headed to wards the Grand next Sunday. When a musical comedy cau boast of a clever comedian and a bevy of charming and nifty girls, that offering is bound to bo a hit, whether it is a two or three act affair. The most pretentious of fering ou the list of new acts from tho point of stage investiture and numbers in tho presenting company will be the musical comedy production furnished by Wally Brooks and his sun shine girls. Tho girls are attractive and cau sing and dunce exceedingly well. Pretty costumes and elaborate scenic and elec trical effects also add much to make this offering a most pleasing affair. Jacob 'b trained dogs will be a de lightful offering fpr tho children as well as the grownups. They perform, many now and interesting stunts in a most remarkable manner. Tho three Alvarettas will offer a comedy acrobatic act and will intro duce a new and skillful line of gym nastic feats that are sure to please. George B. Alexauder the great ex clusive song writer, will appear in a monologue and sinking act and will al-' so introduce a novel surprise finish. Last but not least Carrol, Keating and Fay will present a clever song at traction entitled "At Crow's Nest In", in which two appear in robe character izations and the other iu a city fellow part. Taking the bill as a whole it is probably fhe best bill that has yet ap peared in Salem. t LADIES Who take pride in their personal appeurance should try our face treatment for lines, blackheads and blotches. Superfluous hair removed with out the use of the electric needle. Latest electrical appliances for removing corns and treating the feet. Manicures 25 and 35 cents. Shampooing, massage, hairdress ing. Creams, powders and lotions for sale, our own manufacture, guaranteed pure. For the convenience of our patrons who are unable to come during the day, we will remain open until 8:30 on Saturday even ings. Phone for appointment. Imperial Beauty Parlors DR. W. E. 8T.ANT0N. Skin and Scalp Specialist WINIFRED W. DTJSENBT-TtY. Manicurist and Hair Dics-.t. SOI Bank of Commerce Building, Fhont 393 . ' : ,1 , V " ' 4, Carl Gabrielson, who will play "Travey Tanner" in "The .fortune Hunter", tonlfiht. -. , 4-: Larry Hofer, who plays Pete Willing in "The Fortune Hunter" tonight. OF THE I Tho curtain will rise on the first act of "Tho Fortune Hunter" promptly at 8:15. Everything is ready. The cast has hud its final rehearsal, and Di rector Mott has pronounced it prepared to put over the best amateur perform ance ever given in Salem. I he ticket sellers ut tho box office have been handing out the pasteboards in a contin uous sTieam since uic scut sine openeu yesterday, and all indications point to a jammed house both tonight and to morrow uight. Everybody is expecting to have the time of their lives at "Tho Fortune iluuter" this evening. All tho boxes have boon reserved, and the social service .center has planned several side attractions between acts. Ex Mayor Eodgers will make one of his characteristic speeches from the stage ,the musicians' local will bring their full orchestra nnd will render a snecial inter-nct urntri-nni nnA wh;l they are doing this King Bing Decka- uiu.ii, iioc r.piey ana n seicetod crew of Cherrians will sell peanuts for charity. Following are the local stars who will shine at the Grand tonight, and tho parts they will play in "The Fortune Hunter": Nathaniel Duncan, the fortune huii- tfr James Mutt Henry Kellogg, a rising voting fin- , ancier Walter Denton George Burnham, a promoter Max O. Buren James Long, n friend of Kellogg'.. Ealph Moores Lawrence Miller, a Wall street voung m"n Miller MeGilc hris Willie Bnrtlett, a millionaire's son.. l'anl Hendricks Rohbins, Kellogg 's butler ' Perry Reigelman Sam Graham, the villeg druggist .. . Kov- R- r- Tiseher Lockwood, the village banker Dr. W. S. V'' Traccy Tanner, the liveryman's son Orl Gabrielson Roland Burnett, the bunk dork ., Charles Reynolds Sperry, the drummer , . , Herman Meiring Pete -Willing ,tl,. heriff , Lawreneo Hofer JVattv, tho tailor .... Cooke l-attor 111, the old inhnliitmit ;!.. ti , Hetty Graham, the druggist's duugh- . -iss Aline Thompson Josephine Lockwood. the banker's , Jrlli,'r -Miss Hazel Erixon Angie, Tracey's sweetheart ; Miss Margery Marvin Mary Jane Miss Ida Simmons Dim t miss "The Fortune Hunter" on any account. If you haven t rot reserved vonr scuta vm. i..,..i.i i. ... this niormng. The prices are L'5c tl.i ....i rp. ' . umi i or. no more; and the men-! ey you spend for wuur ticket wi'i j used for charity. The gallery doors' ""T mere will probab ! ly bo a big rush for the bleachers and : the early birds will get tho norms. To Fortify Tho Svstem Against Grip Kn ,a prevalent LAXATIVE 1 HKOUo ut'ivivi' i 4 i..: ....... ,4 Btivitiil UV IHtvCU, as this eonibiiiation of Quinine with fttlll il.fTM.I ... . . . ..thr.un:ttM, tiesiiovs erms, acts os a Tonic and Laxative and thus1 keeps the system in condition to with-! fltbttri cnl.ta Hi-:,, nn.l nt i ..... ...... ,, . , i uere is onlv one " BKOMO Ol'IXINE " E ... signuiuro on bojt. 1'oc. BATTISED UNDER DIFFICULTY Redlands. Cul.. Feb. .1 Vl,;t, S.,- ; Francisco Lorento of the Herald (Street I Mission was baptising eight convert" bv immersing them iu the Santa Ana j river the flood waters khpuI h .wti.. i nsrtv away, and they wercjosoued with j difficulty, it was learned today. Tjr, W. S. Mott, who will play "Blinkey Lockwood" in "The Forunte Hua- ter" tonight. 4c4c4c4c4c4.4c4c4c4c4c4c4c 4c COURT HOUSE NEWS $ 4c 4c 4:4c4c4c4c4c4c:4c4c4t4:4 The divorce case of Ross A. Lucas vs. Rebecca B. Lucas was heard yes terday in department No. of tho cir cuit court. Tiiere were no property rights involved and the defendant was allowed to resume her former name of Rebecca B. Anderson. A ni.irriago liecise was issued at the office of t'lo county clerk yesterday afternoon to Goorg Noaek, a Salem la borer, ami Ethel Barnes, also of this city. The doniurror to the indictment of Atlam J. Mishler, charged with misap propriation of fluids, -was sustained in a ruling by Judge Kelly ycsterd.iy, and an order issued resubmitting the mat tor to the grand jury. Mishler is in volved in a case arising from his in cumbency as guardian of tho Miller es tate at Aurora, lie was arrested in Re no and returned to- this city for trill. His case is now postponed until the March term of tiie circuit court. An order was issued by Judge Gal loway today foreclosing the tax lien of J. L. Cain against C. M. Smith unci oth ers. Tho property consists of lot 1, block 1, Smith 's addition to Jeffer son. The amount was $rc'.51 with .t".-0 costs. An order eon firming sale w.is issued by Judge Galloway in tho matter of the Horticultural Fire Helief of Ore gon. Receiver Harvey Wells sold lots 7 nnd H, block 12, Gross addition to Eugene, to C. L. Henderson and Clara Henderson for $8."0. Tho case of the state against Claud O. lio.-s, charged with criminal assault upon the person of Miss Ada JL Sullivan at Mill City in 10LI, went to the jury at 2 o'clock this afternoon. lioss, who is a convict at the state pen, was brought down from that institution to be present at tho trial, but the de fense relied mainly upon cross exiimina ion of the state's witnesses for their side of the case. Miss Sullivan testi fied for the state lute yesterday after noon and told a simple story of how she had been over powcretl by Ross aft er they hud been engaged to be mar ried for about three months. She f she submitted to his desires on one oth er occasion. She curried her buby on her arm to the witness stand and held the child during her examination. The taking of testimony for the state con tinued this forenoon. Koss was tried once before on this charge but the jury disagreed. i , ; The Matthieu will case went out on a motion for non-suit made by the de fendant, Stephen Alfred .Matthieu, Into yesterday ufternoon. Judge Kelly ruled that tho case should have come up in the county court before Judge Bushoy. Tho case of the state against G. H. Tracy, charged with selling a short cord of wood, will be called in department No. 1 of tho circuit court tomorrow morning. This is tho first prosecution ou this charge that has ever been brought in this county. Pathe Moving Pictures Will Be Exhibited at Congregational Church Moving pictures from the regular Pathe service will constitute part of the regular Sunday evening services of the First. Congregational church, be ginning next Sunday evening. A three rod Pathe of "Joseph and His Breth ren" will lie shown. The First Congregational is the first church in Oregon to use a stand ard moving picture reel as part of its regular Sunday evening services. A new Pathe reel will be shown each Sunday evening. The services 'will open w ith the reg ular devotional exercises, with prayer, scriptural reading and the singing of HUIE WING CHINESE F.ANCY AND DRY GOODS Goods Selling at Cost We make up Eimonas, Wrappers, House Dresses and Underwear. Gents' and Ladies' Furnishing Goods, Mattings, Blankets, Comforters, etc. 291 N. Commercial SALEM'S BEST MARKET PLACE Now at 426 State Street WESTACOH-TlilELSON COMPANY Tubbv" Hendricks as Willie Bart- lett in "The Fortune Hunter" to night. Vanish in a Hurry & a Sarprlnlndr Good Cough Syrup Easily and Cheaply Made at Come e If stuiie one in your family has an ob stinate cough or u I'.ul throat or chest cold that has been lumping on and refuses tn yield to treatment, get from anv drug store 2K ounces of 1'intx and make it into a pint of cough syrup, and watch, that cough vanish. Pour the 2 ounces of Pinex (.rl cents worth) into a pint bottle and till the bottle with plain granulat 1 sugar syrup. The total cost is about .M cents, and gives you n full pint n family supply of a most effective rem !y, at a saving of Hi. A day's use will usually overcome a hard rough. Easily prepared in .i ininitti'R full 1 1 i ivef iniw u ii i Pin.iv (Keeps perfectly and has a pleasant taste. I iiildrcii like it. It's really remarkable how promptly and easily it loosens the dry, hoarse or tight cough and heals the inilanual mem branes in a pn inful cough. It uko Btops the formation of phlegm in th throut and bronchial tulies, thus entiiii" the per sistent loose cough. A splendid remedy for bronchitis, winter coughs, bionchiiil asthma and whooping cough. Fines, is a special and highly concen trated compound of genuine Norway pine extract, rich in guuiaeol, which is so healing tu the membranes. Avoid disappointment bv asking your druggist for "2Vfj ounces of Pinex,"' and do not accept anything else. A guarantee of absolute satisfaction goes with this preparation or uinnev promptly refunded. Ihe Pincx Co., Ft. Wavne, Irid. hymns and an anthem by the choir. Tho pastor, the Hev. James Elvin will deliver a 15 minutes address on the subject to be shown on the screen, the talk Sunday evening next being on "Joseph and His Brethren.'' . After the. pastor's talk, the throe reel Pathe pictures will be shown. The operating machine purchased by the church is one of the standard Powers' manufacture, and ecpial in every respect to the best in use. Screens have been specially prepared for use in tho church. From now on, films will be used at each Sunday night service to assist in maintaining an interest in tho evening services. During tho past winter, Btereoptieon views were shown in connection with the sermon, but the installing of a moving picture appuratus is one step in advance. The films will show educational, bio graphical, patriotic, moral and relig ious subjects. A regular fireproof operating room has been constructed in the gallery. It is entirely lined with asbestos, and then covered with gal vanized iron. Caro has been taken to observe iu ojVcry particular the re quirements of "the Insurance I'nder writers association. Mem Pea roe, as sisted by Koy Duncan , will bo iu charge. of tho operating. The Hev. James Elvin and the of ficials of the church feel they are tak ing an advance step, one that is sure to come, that of entertaining the mem bers of tho church and especially the girls and boys. They have spared no expense in procuring the best machine on the market and the standard Pathe reels. It is needless to say that there will bo no admission charge. The pub- 1 lie is invited and especially the young ; people of the city, j The installing of moving pictures in ; churches as a moans of keeping togeth er tho young folks uf the church has . boon discussed in various church pub- lications, and it is the opinion of the I pastor as well as of the officials of the j church that they are pioneers in this form of church services, which will iu ! tdude all the devotional exercises of ; the regular Sunday night services. I Anyhow, the citizens of Salem will have the opportunity Sunday .j;eniiig ' of seeing the first moving pictures over j shown in the state as a part of tbi regular church services. I Try Capital Journal Vant nm SANG CO. St, Salem, Oregon S3 w w QO (5) () M