THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1916.
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ELLIOTT & SHERMAN PRESENT D. W. GRIFFITH'S
World's Mightiest Spectacle Evening at 8:151
Matinee at 2:15
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SEES
"DECISIVE BATTLES OF THE CIVIL WAR"
"SHERMAN'S MARCH TO THE SEA"
"THE BURNING OF ATLANTA"
"LEE'S SURRENDER AT APPOMATTOX"
"WHAT WAR COSTS MOTHERS, WIVES AND
SISTERS"
"THE ASSASSINATION OF PRES. LINCOLN"
"THE RISE OF THE KU KLUX KLAN"
"THE COMING OF THE PRINCE OF PEACE"
A series of wild rides that commandeered a county for a day and
cost $10,000.
Night photography of battle scenes, invented and perfected at a
coat of 12,009. j', !j a:
Wonderful nrtlllcrv duels in which real shells, costing $80 apiece,
were used. Miles of trenche;, thousands of . fighters "war as it
actually is."
Musical seoro of 40 pieces, synchronized to the several thousand
distinct and individual scene.'.
'The Birth of a Nation"
Has No Competitors
To See It Is a Treat
To Miss It Is a Missfortune
Never Before Has This City Been Privileged to Witness a Photo
Lay of Such Magnitude
5,000
Scenes
Cost
$500,000
18,000 v Horses
People 3,000
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SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA1
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PRICES
Evenings 50c, 75c, $1.00 $1.50. Box Seats 32.00
Matinee, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00
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The Play's
Message
of
Peace
If this graphic- presentment serves no other purpose, its message
for universal peace marks it of great importance. Morally and ed
ucationally it establishes the futility of armed conflict. A member
of the senate of the United States expressed the foregoing senti
ment. "Anyone contemplating war should see this picture," added an
other senator. "I sincerely brieve it will do more to deter people
from engaging In war than a lytliiug written or spoken on the sub
ject in years."
- Oreat care has been taken not to glorify' buttle. -Even the music
stops in its motiff of glorification to sound tho note of terror and
desolation, which is the real truth of war.
Armies seldom settle disputed questions of state. T3ut, where they
accomplish this much, in the wake of conflict arise newer and
more terrible questions. But for the hatreds engendered in the
civil war, the suffering of the reconstruction period would never
have been known.
From Coast to Coast the Most Stupendous Dramatic Sensation This
Country Has Ever Known. Now Playing to De
lighted and Enthusiastic Multitudes.
The Birth of a Nation
Will he presented in Salem tho same as New York, Chi
cago, Boston atid Philadelphia, carrying everything complete
to produce the wonderful effects, and a full
Symphony Orchestra of Thirty Pieces
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ST. PAUL ITEMS.
Four homes in this vicinity were
recently brightened by the arrival of
daughters, namely, J. A. (iearin, J. F.
Krwert, Alois Kerber and 8. A. Moore.
Japanese (ioldfiBU raised right here
in Oregon will soon bo on the market
from the Peter McDonald fish hatch
cry. "Pete" says they are spawning
now and it is only a matter of several
weeks and he will bo well prepared to
deliver some. This is a new industry
in this state with excellent prospects
of expansion.
A court of womens C. O. F. will
I soon be an established fact in t.
Paul. At a meeting held in the city
j hall last .Sunday at 2:30 p. m. pre
I sided over by Father C'habot, Father
Maher of Woodburn made an interest
i ing and instructive appeal for the or
I gnuization of n court at fit. Paul.
! Owing to the bad weather the atten
dance wus not large but sufficient sig
' natures were secured to warrant n ehar-
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In any city or town in the United
States there is one Best Piny House,
and that Theatre shows the biggest
features. In Salem that house is the
Oregon, where you are sure to sec the
latest and best photoplays presented
with superb musical-- programs amid
tho most pleasant surroundings.
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OREGON
i "The House that
Satisfies"
PROGRAM
SUNDAY
THE IDOL Of THE SCREEN
Lionel Barrymore
IN
"Dorian's Divorce"
IN 5 ACTS PRESENTING
A Vital Story of a Real Man's Sacrifice for the Wife
of His Heart
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew
IN
1000 Feet of Smiles and Chuckles
LATE NEWS EVENTS
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ter for a local court and prospects are
excellent for a court of from 30 to 40
members in the near future. Mrs. John
Ulntt of Woodburn is assisting in the
organization. I
Mr. R. Leonard and son Max, of
Oakland, Calif., have temporarily es
tablished themselves on their 345-acre
ranch, 4 1-2 miles south of St. Paul,
intending to do much improving on the
place.
If the weather is good there will be
a large crowd nt the K. of C. picnic at
Horseshoe lake next Sunday. Wood
burn Independent.
COMPLETES NICE NEW BARN
Nelson Bros., of the Rilverton Hills,
have just completed a newf barn, 30x48,
on their splendid ranch. Besides being
extensively engaged iu tho dairy busi
ness the boys also pay considerable at
tention to the growing of Italian prunes.
They are talking of building a prune
dryer during the early fall. They Jiave
built a pump house just recently and in
stalled a gasoline engine. Their water
The Slave ProblemThe
Birth of A Nation
Covers It All
The slave trade in America and slav
ery as it existed prior to the war is ex
emplified in "The Birth of a Nation,"
u. w. liritfitn's pictorial and musical
elaboration of Thomas Dixon's "The
Clansman," and "The Leopard's
npor. '
This phase of political conditions is
traced strikingly from the importation
of the first slaves to the troubles that
grew out of their freedom and conse
quent enfranchisement and subsequent
tribulations of the south under carpet
bag rule.
As a sort of prologue to the drama,
the arrival of the first "cargo" of
slaves is presented with historic fidel
ity. From this the scene changes to
ante bellum days, depicting the condi
tion of the negro in the south nt that
time. Then comes the turmoil of war,
works system is now absolutely com- "'J"' niy, the rule of black over
nor in the capital of South Carolina
and the Ku Klux Klun riding through
the country side to rescnotheir women
and preserve their traditions.
Lincoln signing tho emancipation
proclamation is a fuvorite among the
5,000 odd scenes of the mighty spectacle.
See "The Birth of a Nation" when It
VaudevilleStanIey & Co. Is
plete. A hydraulic' ram placed in the
canyon near their home two years ago
brings the purest of mountain water to
their very door. The gasoline engine
was installed to assist the ram in the
event of shortage of wnter or a break
down. I. W. Miller, who had charge
of the new buildings returned home
Tuesday after an absence of three
weeks. I. W. says without the slight
esr nesir
are exee
silvertm. Annul . J nu" " 'n the negro pi
, m , iihoih;i tu uiiuu, UB Well UH II1B Hiaill-
n f I 1 fol( ot,ler Pttrticll features, and you
lonressed Murderer i will m?Ty,el at what o" bebold-.
f fl "UD,v ma pifuntMi Willi mm
Louis rortme Hanged prese,,tation ,a" 7 wii i over
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J. Warren Kerrigan, in a Blue Bird
feature at Ye Liberty Sunday.
sita'ney that the Nelson Bros., P08" he,re at Mfa Grand ,h(,tre xf,n
cellent fellows to work for. d,?y' T,ue"?By -"i"1 Wedne8,ly J"'y
on Anneal i 'd au1 2" w1"1 ,n8 negro problsm in j
HELD OVER ONE MORE DAY
COMEDY SINGINGDANCING
No Raise in Prices
MATINEE 10c
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Hanged
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S.n Quentin Prison, C.1, July 22.- u plaved .phX
Louis tortine, confessed murdered of tra, especially trained and carried for
Peter M. Furrier, his wife and their this purpose, ami which greatly en-1
ten months old baby, Virginia, on hane e emotional power of the
March 2, was hanged here today for 8llendid work- i
the crime. i
The trap was sprung at 10:19 aad EAST HUBBARD NEWS j
Fortine was pronounced dead twelve '
minutes later. He made no statement' M"- Jhn Owens has been serious- j
before the execution. I 'y " '" several days but is much im-
Hev. Fathers McElrov and Keefo of proved.
San Rafael, accompanied the -con-1 D- J- Voder and family and Clvde
condemned man to the scaffold. I Yoder and family took a trip up the
Columbia highway Inst Haturday.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Kauffman and lit
tle daughter, Agnes. Mr. and Mrs. M.
Sealed bids will be received bv the H. Uostetler took a trio to Silver Creek
icounty court of Marion eounty for the, Falls, Pratum and Salem last Wedues
! improvement of a eounty road at day, enjoying themselves very much
jFruitland in road districts Nos. 20 and seeing some nice country,
land 22 by building a bridge and chang-1 Several members of Simon Miller's
miK me nm.ic ui me roan as will ap-, "uinuy ui nciuni, are camping at v oou
pear on the plans and specifications .burn attending the Saints camp meet-
Tuesday, to visit several weeks with
her parents and ether relatives.
Chester Hnrtzler went to Woodburn
last Sunday to visit with Mrs. Hurt
zlcr and little son, who have beea stny
ing there for two weeks, Mrs. llartzlcr
is taking treatmtent from a chiro
practor doctor.
D. D. Hostctlor's little daughter, Liln,
is recovering from a severe illness and
is able to be up. Enterprise.
T0-M0RR0W
William
Farnum
In a Romantic Drama of the 8"a
"The Battle
of Hearts"
PATHE WEEKLY
Salem's only exclusive Picture
Theatre in a class separate.
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Cars containing apparatus for dis
infecting the clothing and baggage of
passengers who have been exposed to
contagious diseases have been put into
service by an Italian railroud.
Because of tho high cost of living in
Manchuria the administration of tho
Chinese Eastern railroad has granted
to its emploves increase in pay of from
I 15 per cent to per cent. The heathen-
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOBS
for the same now on file in this of
fice.
All bids must be accompanied by -a
EVENING 15c ii
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certified
amou
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Strubar and
daughter, Pearl, of Woodburn, were
DOROTHY GISH in "SUSANS ROCKING THE BOAF Hi
'ied check of fiva per cent of the; guests of S. J; Kauffman and fauily
nt of the bid and must be filed . Sunday.
: in tnis ntfice on or before Monday,
jAngust 7, Iftlrt, at one o'clock p. m.
V. O. BOYER. Countv Clerk.
July 22. Aug. 1 and 5.
Wedding Invitations, Announcements
and Calling Cards Printed at the Jour
nal Job Department.
Lizzie Rmucher and Christens N'of-
ziger were the guests of John Nofziger
and family at Bethel, going Saturday
and returning Monday.
Mrs. Susan Lias spent the week-end
with her daughter at Salem.
Mrs. Dave Kauffman and two little
children started for Pennsylvania last
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From HIPPODROME THEATRE Portland
Tomo rro wBUGWOfleDay Only
MACK and MAY D0BERTS The SPANISH J. WARREN
' WILLIAMS .-4001 TR0UBAD0RS KERRIGAN
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Novelty Singing In a Strong Pre- WITH IIT I
and Dancing paredness Playet Instrumentalists Blue Bird Feature I j