TIIK OIUXiON STATESMAN': hlXIUV, JINK 2. 1018.
Lions in a Hospital." will be on the'
Flares and
COUPLE WEDS
AS GOOD-BYE
IS TOLD BOYS
program at the Liberty ttday.
Jewel Carmen, who was seen with
William Farnum in "The Conquer
or." at the Liberty last Sunday. will
be seen again today in "Honor and
Obey." She is featured this time
with Gladys Brockwell.
Sessue Hayakawa the noted Jap
anese actor will be seen Wednesday
and Thursday in The White Man's
Law" at the Oregon theater. An
excellent story which depicts lire and
character on the West Coast of
Africa.
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DOUBLE n
SHOW
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PLAYING
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The
Flickers
Pir Hill " - -" -
I aeration. wU1 T at lhe Llber
itre today andj tomorrow.
marlie R7 la noW working on
.1 Nine O'clock Town." by Victor
v who Is directing the
- ware. J0 Nofak, who has re
i'atly been supporting Bill Hart to
good advantage, plays the kad
. feminine role. .
j Tiree selected Hippodrome vaude
! ,e sets at the Wigh today.
eville will be heard at the Oregon
I
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today.. ,
Mary riekford will be seen In her
latert Artcraft production -"M'Li"
at the Oregon today. It deals with
cold rush dava nr riiirn..t. .. i. .
W. H. Haynes, Drafted Man,
and Josephine Marie Troy
, Climax Scene
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a ragged little girl battling with the
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Dorothy Dalton is j resting In"riaq
-neisco- if one cad rest in Frisco.T
,t 'i , - ;
Xbe "Fall of the Itomanorfs' s
eblg picture that will be shown In
Ifem.; , It shows the Kaisers w
Vrianded work for a separate peac
a Rsssia, it features lliodor, the
-ortner confidant of Rasputin in the
jit, (a be thown at the Liberty thea
vt next Thursday and Saturday.
pi ,
Tbi musical Irving a refined vaud
uii:". eiruog men oi mat day and
winning out by the sheer lotableness
of her personality.
Jack Mulhall in "Madame Spy''
will be the feature at the IUigh to
day with the Hippodrome vaudeville
Know.
Marguerite Clark will score her
greatest triumph at the Oregon next
Sunday in her latest Paramount play
"Rich Man, Poor Man" Her dainty
sense of humor and an powerful art
are given full play.
Ella Hall and Emory oJhnson. two
of the Hluebord favorites, will be
Been .in "A Mother's Secret' at the
Liberty next Tuesday and 'Wednes
day. "Joan the Woman" has been ok
ed for another showing in Salem. It
will be at the Dligh theatre soon.
Charlie Chaplin will be seen at the
Bligh again r.xt Tuesday, Wednes
day and Thursday.
A new Sunshine comedy. "Hungry
Auto
Owi
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iers
Stop, Look and Think
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A big comedy vaudeville bill at
the Bligh today.
-1 he Biggest Shown on Earth" t
The Oregon next Friday and Satur
day, featuring the beautiful Austral
ian actress Enid Bennett.
"Over the Top." featuring Sgt
Arthur Guy Empy himself has been
booked for the Liberty theatre and
will be shown at a near date.
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"Anytime I'joji wanted to go to war,
I'm ready." ays Bill Hart. "I've
seen wars and I've seen Libeity Loan
drives give me war." Bill's ad mis
ers nearly banquetted him to death
on his recent Loan tour, and he al
most cracked under the strain.
! Ambassador Gerard In "My Four
Years In Germany" will be shown
in Salem soon.
Leon Domque, a fine looking young
chap who is a wonderful nlanist pre
sents under the title of "The Pader
ewskl of Vaudeville." a piano num
ber that is a remarkable exhibition
of instrumentation on Ahe- hippo
drome show at the Bligh theatre to
day. ..j : ,
Jones and Johnson, two real color
ed comedians, will .furnish an abun
dance of laughs in their offering,
consisting of singing, talking and
dancing on the Hippodrome show at
the Bligh today. . ,
Arthur and Dolly Le Roy in a com
edy singing, talking and acrobatic
dancing number on the Hippodrome
show at the Bligh theatre today. .
A big double show'at the Liberty
theatre today and tomorrow.
In "The Fall or the Romanoffs."
which comes to the Liberty Iieatre
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Herbert Brenon has an exact replica
of the Russian village of Tobolsk
in which Rasputin lived nntll he de
cided to become a religious preacher,
ind which now Is the residence of the
Czar In Ms exile. In the "Fall of the
Romanoffs" Herbert Brenon shows
the removal of the ex-Emperor and
Ms family from the palace, and their
transformation to a lowly estate. .
One woman agatnst the world
orms the theme of the new William
Fox photoplay starring Gladys Brock
well, "To 'Honor and Obey?" which
-pens at the Liberty theatre today
for a run of three days. In this pro
duction. IMss Brockwell. the "Girl
of a Thousand Expressions." fights
galnst heart-breakoing odds and
'omes from the fray weary but victorious.
"Daughter of Destiny" is the title
if Madame Petrova's first photoplay
rom her own studio. The disting
uished star has created another
screen notability in the person of
Marion Ashley, an impulsive Ameri
can girls who suffers and triutnphs
greatly when drawn into the web or
modern secret diplomacy. At the
Liberty theatre soon.
In a new million-dollar hotel just
opened In Baltimore a woman pre
sides behind the desk to welcome the
arriving and speed the departing
guest.
BIG CONTINGENT GOES
Board No. 1 Sends Forty-Seven
Recruits to Fort
McDowell
Promptly at the appointed time
last night the group of forty-seven
selected men called from division No.
1 to Fort McDowell were on band
at the court house, the court room
and halls being filled with a crowd
of friends and relatives of the draft
ed men. Addresses were made by
Commander A. B, Hudelson and
other members of the G. A. R. post
and by Attorney Roy Shields and R.
K. Page.
At the close of the meeting and a
Tew minutes before the men were
lined up for the march to the depot,
a romantic incident bioke in upon
the sombre atmosphere of the build
ing and created a ripple of smiles
among the tears of relatives and
sweethearts. One young couple, W.
H. Haynes, of the draft contingent,
and Miss Josephine .Marie Troy,- slip
ped away to the county clerk's of
fice, secured a marriage license, and
were made man and wife In the of
fice or County Judge Bushy. A few
or their friends who were "wise" to
the proceedings, waited them at the
foot of -the ctairs and as they des
cended they were met with a shower
of rice, with an accompaniment of
laughter and congratulations.
Hundreds Say Good-Bye
This was the largest contingent to
go from this point and a crowd of
several hundred citizens were gather,
ed about the court house tjo cheer
theem as they marched away. A
2f0 Off
On All
Trimmed
Hats
EXCEPT MILANS
During the whole of this
week every trimmed hat in
our stock, except Milans will
be offered at 20 per cent less
than regular price.
Many new models coming
out this week will be includ
ed in this price reduction.
Come Monday morning.
The French Shop
M. Buffe Morrison
115 N. High St.
Masonic Temple
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COHrOHATION.
, TODAY
GLADYS BROCKWELL
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In the Six Reel Dramatic Sensation of New York
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MiiAMa tweucit
Fox FTTm
CORPORATION
TODAY
"TO HONOR and OBEY"
"HUNGRY LIONS"
Comedy a new Two-Reel Sunshine Comedy
Full of Laughs, Thrills and Sensations
FINLEY
NATURE
PICTURE
The Finest in the World
IG BILL HART
MATINEE TIL 5
15c
EVENING
20c
IN A TWO-REEL THRILLER
'Trowlers of the Plains"
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CONTINUOUS SHOW TODAY 2 P. M. 'TIL II P. M.
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AMERICA'S SWEETHEART
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in "Vi'LISS"
There's a little sob, a little laugh, and a host of thrills in this famous Story
By Bret Harte
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VAUDEVILLE
The Musical Irviner
I f Refined Musical Act
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PATHE NEWS
ALASKA SCENIC
larger number went with them to the
depot, where they were addressed
briefly by Louis Lachmund.
The young man Cratty, who had
failed to turn in his report, was still
missing last night ana no eriore on
the part of the war board availed
to find a clue to his whereabouts.
The departure of this group is to
hi accented as onlv an earnest d
minr calls that will follow one after
another, each one coming with great
er urgency. Yesterday there were in
the hands of the war board two tele
grams from Provost Marshal General
Crowder. One of them announced
Call No. 63, ordering that during
the flveday period beginning June
94 thA boards of the state were to
enroll and entrain for Camp Lewis
2000 men. to be selected irom uass
1, qualified for general military ser
vice. As far as possible they are to
exclude those who are assiduously
engaged In the planting, and culti
vation of eroDs. but if the allotment
cannot be made up without drawing
upon this class, the boards are m
trnrtMl tn um their discretion In se
lecting men who can best be spared.
The number to t enroueo. in me
Salem office under this call is sixtr
five men.
Machinist Are Wanted.
The other telegram reads in part
as follows:
r-.ii K'nmtwr K9S noon this state
Is announced by the Trovost Marshal
General as follows: Complete th
.ntrlnmint for Portlant 30J
grammar school graduates who have
had some experience along mecaan
ical lines and some aptitude for me
chanical work, to report to command
ing officer of school district No. 1. on
June 15.
'Only white men and men phy
sically Qualified for general military
service are to be furnished under this
call. The men received fo- hls serv
ice will receive a course CT training
at government expense, fitting them
to serve in army positions, requirm
VnnwioriffA of auto mechanics, gen
eral mechanics, blacksmithlng, sheet
metail work,, plumbing, carpentry
and radio operating. Incident to many
kinds of military service, both at
the front and behind the lines. This
is an exceptional opportunity for en
ergetic and ambitious men."
All young men m arait oisirirt
No. 1. Marion county who are quali
fied to respond to his call areu rgeu
to present themselves promptly to
the local registration boards, who
are authorised to Induct qualified
men until their quotas are filled.
Th. TMriod for volunteering will In
clude June 7, and after that no more
volunteers will be accepted. If a
sufficient number has not been en
rolled by June 8. the registration
boards are authorized to select In
sequence of order numbers a suffic
ient number of qualified men from
Class 1 to till Us allotment, selecting
only those who have completed -at
least a grammar school education and
have had some experience along m
chanical lines, and some aptitude f.r
mechanical wmk. Each man must
carry with him at least two suits of
underclothing, one suit or outer dom
ing in good condition, on sweater.,
a stout pair of shoes, three extra
pairs or socks and two bath towels,
as he will be kept In civilian clothing
during the first three weeks until
he can be supplied with a uniform
and other clothing.
The number to be furnished by tb
Salem board under the call la eleven
men.
ro.MM UNITY PIG KTIES.
LONDON. April SO Jin Interesting
scheme for helping food production
has been started In the suburb of
lismpstead, one of most desir
able residential sections of London.'
The arrangement is for sties to b
built In a field close to the suburb
and the residents are to have their
own pigs and maintain them ehere
There pigs will be far enough away
from the houses not to be a nuisance
and they will make good use of the
food refuse of the homes. An expert
is to be placed In charge of the whole
enterprise.
Man Who. Escaped From
" Hospital Very Insane
Sheriff Hurlburt of Multnomah
county-was yesterday notified ot the
escape from the state hospital for the
Insane of . French L Ewlng. who was
committed from Multnomah countr
March 11. While not considered
dangerous Ewing Is extremely In
sane and afflicted with delusions of
hearing and imagines that he Is be
ing persecuted. He was seen near
Pratum, but trace of him was lost.
Ewlng made his escape from a work
ing gang. He is 3S years old and no
relatives are named on the hospital
records. ' .
HIPPODROME
TODAY
.VAUDEVILLE.
THREE BlG ACTS
LE0ND0MQUE
The Paderewski
of Vaudeville
LER0Y
Arthur and Dolly
Singing, Talking,
Acrobatic,
Dancing
JONES AND JOHNSON
Comedians Par Excellence
JACK MULHALL
In a Sensational Timely Feature
"MADAME SPY"
"FIGHTING TRAIL'?
The Starting of the Biggest, Wild West
f Feature ever made
COMEDY WEEKLY
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