TIIE OREGON STATES?.! AN. SALEM. OREfiON
SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER CO, 1023
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"our ccts VaadeTllle, road
it Gibson ' la "Dead Game."
C.ILGOJf . .
:n:!cs cf. Women
'Salomr Jane.':
. GRAND , L
Toft Boiled.!
. motion pictures of Monte
r : , its Casino and Terrace and
t cf Cote de Aiare, with
i ;l :3 cf its cast ia the scenes,
e r 3 f,tu:ri of the Cosmopolitan
I : : "re. "ZiemJea of Women." dl-
Tf 1 ty Alan CroEland rrom
! Iiiacx'a latest noTel. which
c; ; a TV'ctk'8 ensasement at
V -. r . r:a tLcater last nlsht. The
el , tooSc the entire 'company
! - t ;;:f!era where six weeks
v . ) E,ei-t on these scenes. ' They
srj :;3-n::icent in their beanty.
r L-2 tie gorgeous palace and
Ml' i tits, designed ty Joseph
V, -., fmoui Viennese artist, in
t li Prince - ilichael . Lnblnoff,
I in wastrel, stages gorgeous
: ri nade' vivid hy many bean
t ; 1 cnea and tlshly colored
T! 3' action of the atory begins
tt Lullaoffa palace In Moscow in
as J ends la Monte Carlo in
: lc. TLa plot deals with the
rrlaca, played by Lionel
:z:, and his regeneration,
e. 1 ,. :th that of Alicia. Duchess
E s,ctei ty Alma Itnbens,
ltr:v :i vrar r :rvice and self sacrl-
; TLa .d!:-olute prl-ce gives
I Ir. : :rrjr.;r3 erse cf t!3 finest
i crtitl- j: ha act It with
1 is.t and sardonic realism
: r.utens also gives an elo-
t performance- even more
r r at'; than her actinr in "Hu
:.: fir porting cast,
i t Tcl.o da Cordota,
c; .: -tte. vnnian II Thoxnp-
s : . i th Hushes. Wllllan Col
: r.. :?ro ITaJeroTiI and Detty
, rt,. T, 'itla assistance.
: r Alaa Crc&IanJ has han-
L'3 material In workmanlike
a and ha drawn from the
.rcl a tightly constructed,
z.i coherent picture
i n-DYea swiftly to its thril
r-- :Ia?'?a. - There are two
; r?al'.ti3 fights one,, the
" ; i rirrymote and Paul
- iu::i la a snowstorm.
r " ? ) c',1t t hand to hand con
' ti c n the nrlnce and
- r.;: red,- More spec
- ' r f' -;t3 It would be dlffl-
s ,(" -cover in any photoplay
At : tier. "Enemies of Worn-
- ia a r'iCture that will enter
f 9-1 ttrlll. It rewards the
t . Zi uay i-IctorCrbeau-
1 ; it d33 the emotions with
; s tlramatlc story. - - , ;
this clerer trio succeed in getting.
Mr. Dereaux is an accomplished
and extremely versatile entertain
er doing a number of different
Iles of work and doing all of
them well, tfut featuring his, Yen
triloqulal poweri through the
medium of "Joe," the dummy, at
the WCTU for sale, the receipts
going toward the chlldrens heme
near Corrallis.
Wsffl2 Batter Used In rh-l
: Display Is 75 GaIIons
Approximately 75 gallons of
waffle - batter was serred. to vis
itors at the Crown flour exhibit
In the pavilion, according to Mrs.
L. A. Humphrey, in charge. The
greatest amount -consumed was
Wednesday, when waffles repre
senting - 25 gallons were served.
In addition to the waffles an aver,
age of 18 gallons of cereals was
dispensed, besides numerous cakes
and hot rolls. - .
1 Mrs. Humphrey was assisted by
six other women, two of whom
are her daughters. he has been
engaged in demonstration work
and in holding cooking classes
over the northwest. Her classes
f have numbered as high as 2500
c.
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Ta "as li array, dainty Metro
r, x,t29 newest picture, "The
' a E -.ll." will be seen at the
a theater next Tuesday la
J the innovation of the now
' ,r "railo af pearanca" ' by
' r:rr:i Etars are intlnate
t' :;r audlcce3 thsnsh
' 1 ly thousands of miles.
I In this way.
: : Unrray one day received
;.r; ;r.t request frora arCleve
l ty.'itcr to come to that city
I x: " 3 a rersonal appearance in
lion with her notable pro
"The Trench Doll.' " "
I ". z t. t' at t!-e tasy in New
:': fty, Hurray ccsceived
, . l.a of rnakics her
: ... I t:: irar.ee by radio.
Arrar;enests were forthwith
'3 r'.th a leading New York
.. .icastlsg station, the Cleve
I teatrr apprised of the mat
tla everlns when all
3 c: !;rtat!y seated la the
3 C!:velanl house. Hiss Mur
r ri'-ael her message. Her
r:'.-d' with a pulchrltudi
? f :. A c . -al to her personal
r'rf". Che was no more
I ty the microphone than
r-.ctlaa t''Clrre camera.
...v 3 tl :a Z 'Jss Hurray's radio
:r:r,c9tss been used by. many
I tar's and is becoming in-
'f i opular.
"Tl ; I rcch Doll" was adapted
t! 3 tcrceby Frances Marlon
i thd Er'.Ish- adaptation o!
- Trercli play by A. II. Thomas.
a nobert Z. Leonard presen
' : t-rouzh I retro and Is spon
I ty Tirrany Productions, of
:; .'-. Leonard is dlrector--1
t : !L II. Ilofrmsn gene
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la
prollcr
t and Jerry r.oss.
: 1:j a-i 1-at.
ly iroduced singing and
t :cly vehicle. -These
r artists are recent re
i th i caslcal comedy
I 1 iva Just closed with
a Lst V.'altx company,
ry F.r;s Is a western boy
: r-i lorn and raised In
tut the call of
v a too strong and he
: : -vias the l y's part
. ? I - WiJow." and
1 - ' -i crrir: 1 with
t- ;isr. successes on
!:Ua Ho?h, a daiatr
- inimitable perso
. :! j cf rp?. I roves
' r ! :r fun-: :ailns
j r today.
Slack and'Curiey, a clever pair
of blackface artists. In a novel
ana original' offering built for
laughing purposes only.VTbis ve
hicle. "Jail a la Carte, should
prove a solid laughing hit with
its , clever satire on modem' jail
life, and the comforts of home.
Mr. Slack has for. the past three
years presented this offering over
the Keith and Orpheum circuits
and this Is the first time they
have played Is the west, at the
Bligh today, .-.f ; '; ;-.!.
Curt G alio way . presents "Last
of the 400" which is a comedy
hobo act of the highest type with
a big surprise opening, and best
material in songs, parodies and
'talk, with special scenery. -His
monologue is most 1 entertaining,
containing,, as It does, so many
really laughable experiences of a
tramp. At the Bligh today.
fouhtii sessio;j
' OF LEAGUE BIS
Satisfaction Expressed by
Delegates with Work Dono
in Month' Time '
birth to Washington, Lincoln, .Wil
son and Harding that people
which represent as powerful a
moral and material force in the
world which for that very reason
cannot, although it has not rati
fied - the ; covenant, refuse - the
league its valuable assistance."
GENEVA, Sept.' 29.- (By the
Associated Press.) -After a ses
sion of month ' Anrnv vhlih thai
period of the Greece-Italian crisis
had been passed through to a final
resolution of the difficulty, the
fourth assembly of the league of
nations adjourned today in an at
mosphere of satisfaction among
the delegates for the achievements
of the session and firm hope in
greater accomplishments in the future..'-
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It was made entirely clear by
the speakers at the final session
that, the hope of the future was
pinned largely .on collaboration by
the United ; States, whenever It
could be obtained, with the con
structive plans of the league, even
if the day should never come when
America will be actually found
among the members. - Dr. Cosme
de la Torrlente of Cuba, president
of - the assembly. In an eloquent
valedictory address, took -America
from the subconscious thoughts of
the delegates of the world organi
sation and placed her in definite
form before them by declaring that
her old was vastly important for
the future of mankind:
Spontaneous applause rang
through the great auditorium as
Dr.- Torrlente spoke thus of the
United States, and it 'broke out
anew when the Cuban statesman,
aiming to show that he did not
despair of eventual American 'ad
herence, gave voice to this senti
ment: .
. "I hope that once an agreement
Is reached regarding the way, and
manner of their cooperation with
our work, we shall be able to wel
come the representatives of that
SEATTLE llEfflilG ;
HELD BV LEADERS
Charges; of Insubordination
' . Being Investigated by .
. Executive Council ; .
but officially. ' Members of the
executive; council declared that :
nothing - would "be made public '
until a determination of the case
was reached. . It was sard: official
ly that William M.yShort, presi
dent of the- . Washington . State
Federation of Xabor was present I
and . that , Charles W. Doyle, ex
in the "role of prosecutlhg witness
ecu live secretary; James Duncan,
dais of the Seattle body testified
fn answer to the charges .made.
A great mass of documentary evi
dence was introduced Including
the records and minutes of the
Seattle organization for 'several
years past it was said. It was
also said .that the witnesses for
the defense had contended in an
swer to the charge that the coun
cil had sent Hulett M. Wells ( as
a delegate at the Red Interna tion-
fiavy DirigibJs Flight
Because of Storm Warning
LAKEHURST, N. J., Sept. 29.
Postponement of the flight of the
navy dirigible ZR-1 to St. Louis to
morrow, -was announced tonight
after storm warnings had been re-
national Itelegate and otherj offl- al at Mcscow. Russia; that Wells celved from the Mississippi valley.
bad gone there only as an obser
ver. T t
If weather . coudltluuH m
able on iionJay the l!
attempt the Journey, It aa
Opposltes attract, tut a
who 1 kes to eat meats shou!!
er'marry a vegetarian.
Once they said "Oh, thlj
sudden," but now they E.iy
yes."
Read the ClassiHcJ
PORTLAND, 'Or.; Sept 29.--Hearingr
of charges of Insubor
dination and '' radicalism against
the Seattle jentral , labor council
was begun today before the ex
ecutive council of the American
Federation . of Labor here. After
four and a half hours of charges',
counter charges -and denials be
hind -closed .doors the - hearing
adjourned until Sunday afternoon.
Details of what took place at
the hearing today were not given
women in one class , ,
Cakes and rolls were made for great American nation which gave
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