Daily capital journal., January 13, 1917, Page SIX, Image 6

SIX
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JAN. 13, 1917
Mae Marsh in D. W. Griffith's Spectacular "Intolerance"
At the Grand Theatre, January 15 and 16
24SWSrifri BASKETBALL LEAGUE POULTRY EXHIBIT
FOR BUSINESSMEN ENQSWITHTHE DAY
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SPECIAL MATINEE
THE
THRILLING AWE INSPIRING
O MONTHS at the Liberty Theatre in - MONTHS at the Colonial Theatre in 1 - WEEKS at
& New York City and Still Running & Chicago, Illinois and Still Running... & Francisco to
20,000 PEOPLE -- SOO CHARIOTS - 1,500
a INTOLERANCE TS THE MOST GIGANTIC PRODUCTION EVER MADE IN THE HISTORY OF
feL MORE TO PRODUCE THAN ANY ONE HUNDRED OF THE TWO-DOLLAR ATTRACTIONS IN
Lf
ALL THE
TUESDAY, 2:10 P. M.; NIGHTS AT 8:10 P. M. PRICES: MATINEE 25c TO 75c;
SEATS NOW SELLING AT OPERA HOUSE
WORLD'S GREATEST SHOW
t D.W.GRIFFITHS J-
tAlflfi W9 STRUGGLE 'M
fS'HSlr THROUGHOUT 4lfiHli?
UUC1P1 UF THE AGES "TBP" -
MR GRIFF4THS FIRST AND ONLY PRODUCTION SINCE THE BIRTH OF A NATION
BASIS INTOLERANCE IS .WORTH
SEATS RESERVED
For Two Days
COMMENCING
WON.
"The Lilac Domino"
Musical Extravagance
Andreas Iippl present "The Lilac
I Domino" at The Crand Opera Houne
lone ni;ht, Tuesday, January M. This
production is conceded to be the most
elaborate and altogether charming
1 musical entertainment of many seasons. ;
It in superlatively bright, breeiy and '
clean, with a magnetic attraction for
I all ranks of society. In New York, .
I Boston and Chicago, prominent leaders
nf society engaged boxes for the en
i tire engagement last season, and'
theater parties were of nightlv occur
j rence. It has been said that the
customers are a fashion show in them-'
, selves being up-to thc-uiinute in style i
j and magnificent in quality. There is
ja great dancing exhibit. The whole'
jg&imit being run from the Kussian bal-i
I let to the modem society steps. In'
I fact every approved find tested e.le-1
Intent of musical production has been I
included in this one stupendous prod-'
inction;yet no feature is allowed such
prominence us to detract .front the ex
quisite score and the genuine musical
excellence of the picee. No music
lover can afford to miss it and no lover
of brisk, mirth provoking comedy will.
OFIICEES HE-EIiEC'IiiD
I The board of directors of the local
telephone company re-elected the "fol
lowing officers for HUT: President J no.
Murray; vice president, A. I. Verge;
treasurer, ft. L Calvin; secretary, N. i
0. Wcseott. The holdover members of!
the board are Joseph Krbslnud, Win..
Bfuns, Geo. X. flooding.
At their meeting Monday following
'the stockholder's it was decided to;
rtiako improvements W Donald, putting.!
in new cedar posts, and providing n:
Commercial line by which private com-j
miiuicatious may DO had over long dis
tance lines. Aurora Observer.
PHARMACY.
i i -
JANUARY 5- 6
AWE STAGGERING
$2.00 A SEAT.
AND NOW
H ppodrome Vaudevll e
- Jean
McElroy
THE GIRL WITH THE HASP
PRESENTING A
Wurlitzer
Harp
Exquisitely
Played
THE SIGN OF THE POPPY
It's .a Bluebird That's Enough
The Screen's Greatest Mystery Play
DI irU THEATRE -ONE
DLlUrl DAY SUNDAY
NIGHTS 25c TO $1.
the Columbia in San
capacity houses..
HORSES
THE STAGE; IT COST
AMERICA ON THIS
SELLING
The Van
Der Koors
"QUACK ILLUSIONISTS
AND
FELIX"
THE
MIND READING
DUCK
i much comment can not be made
concerning the objective which the lo
cal Young Men's Christian association
has in view when it organizes anil con
ducts such activities as the Commer
elk! Baikal Ball league which already
has played off six of a series of thlr-l
ty panics which are to be played over a
period of ten weeks. The central ob
,j. i-1 which the Y. It, C. A. official
have in mind is first of all to afford
an opportunity for all the young men
members to learn and play the game
of basket ball which is the most popu
far American indoor sport. Approximate I
ly sixty young men are members of the j
six Steams which compose the league!
and all are more or less given an op
portunity to pluv on organized ami well
mipped teams. The equipment is made
i possible through local business houses!", who gave his entire time during the
I who together with the association furn-1 week towards the success of the exhibit.
ish it. It is of the highest quality and 9. M. Voris, assistant secretary, also
i would do credit to any university or did much to make the show a success,
high school team giving his personal attention to details
An admission fee of ten cents is during the week,
'charged for the three games which take Contributing to the success of the ex
i place on each Wednesday night thus af- hibit was the $10(1 given by the Com
j fording all interested in basket ball an mercial club without which the aesocia
I excellent opportunity to witness three lion could not have given cash prizes.
basket ball games. The small fee which F. N. Derby, the owner of the building,
j is exacted is not for the purpose of showed his interest in the exhibit by
making money but for defraying the, giving the association the use of the
'expenses incurred by the purchase of tsore rooms for a nominal rent and of
uniforms, printing of schedules and the course the silver cups offered by the
securing of medals for the members United States National bank anil the
Oj the winning team. For those who I Salem Bank of Commeice aid much to-
have not given the matter a great deal j wards bringing in additional exhibits.
of thought- it may be surprising to)
! know that the cost of organizing and 1 , I
i conducting the league is approximately : IiltOlr3UlC6 IS
, -l!ii.(Mi. 5U per cent or tins amount is
i paid by the business houses represent- j
fed iu the league and the remaining
amount is collected by 10c admissions, j
The "anies on last Wednesday night
I Were exceedingly interesting from a
spectators point of view. The large j
crowd which filled the gymnasium
'cheered the boys continually for the
: good plays and at no time was applause
I lacking.
In the last game of the evening the
Price Co, took the lead In the stand
j nig of the teams by defeating the Watt
Ship) Cp. Thus far the Price Co. has a
perfect score of 1000 points having
j won both games played. Mclntire for
ithe Price Co. scored 13 of a
total Of
twenty points for his team. Harra i Stephen C-rtlanib in ''The Ne'cr-Do-seored
of the total 15 for Shipps. jWell."- Wheeler Oakman plays the
The inniviAn.l onints run! uwnyi fnl. j .1 ... . ' if .
low:
Bros C.regg (16), Oahlsdorf
(4), Traits
ford.
(81, Wood, UendriekS. Brad-
Capital National ank Brooks (5),
Johnson, Baker (o). Ryan, Socolofsky
Score: llauser Bros. 2-: Capital Na-
Honal Banh 10.
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T,.,,., i1 T.;e K.Ut. v..-
-" '
Fry's Drug Store 1i
. ,
; Bishops
Watt si
ipp Co. Harra i)
Holt Car I
.'i Wanen '
: son
u. Lapp, Welboi
Price Shoe Co. Baves (2) Oill (j),
jciark, Mclntire (13), " Fruit, Berger
Score: Trice Co. 80; Watt Shipp Co
1.-..
Referee: W. P. TIefcher: timers II 1
S. Hadcliff and J. H. Parrar; scorer. O.
B. (iingrich. Timer halves 12 minutes.
Standing of Teams I
i.u.-, v-'-
I..
0
1
1
1
1
Per.
1000
100
oOO
.00
"00
ooo
j Price Co.
Capita) National Bank
1 Pry Drug Store
! Hanser Bros
; att Shipii Co.
j Bishops 0
Dedication Services
Will Je Held Sunday
I Dedicatory services of the new Pnited
; Evangelical church on Cottage and
j Center streets will be held Bandar, Jan-
;uary 14. and meetings will be he'd ;n i
I the morning, afternoon and evening. :
IThe church was burned last June and i
. has been rebuilt and M.fnn.ll.i i
new carpets, new pews and new memor-i
ial windows. The church will be called j
the Bowersox Memorial church in honor
of Bev. J. Bowersox, a pioneer minister
of the Pacific coast.
Bev. Bowersox is scheduled to arrive
Gordon Bros.
& Co.
INTRODUCING
BOB
THE BOXING
K0NGAR00
Was One of Most Successful
Meets President Shaw
Is Praised
The Marion County Poultry associa
tion closed its annual exhibit this aft
ernoon. All day yesterday the Derby
building was crowded by those interest
ed in poultry and especially for the cap
onizing demonstration of C. II. Wilcox,
superintendent of the Oregon state hos
pital farm. The officers of the IfMQtlla
Hon fell under special obligations to
George E. Shaw, president of the as:-o-
! elation and superintendent of the axhlb-
A Great Production
At the Bligh Theatre on Tuesday and
I Wednesday there w ill be presented the
great Selig play, "The Ne 'er-Do-Well, "
i written by Rex Beach, tn many re
spects, critics assert that ''The Nc'er-Do-Well"
is even greater than that
j other photo-drama, "The Spoilers," al
jso written by Rex Beach and released
I by the Selig Company. Colin Camp
bell directed "The Spoilers" and "The
e er Do-Well." nnd Kathlyn Wil
liams, who achieved such emotional
heights in 'The Spoilers" even sur-
passed the record made th ere a c Af r.a
, "in- i(.oe and ine ( ranui. i mn ir
anama, the locale of Bex Beach's
story, abounds in plot, counter plot,
hand to-hand battles, and strong lovo
interest. Beautiful scenic effects are
plentiful including wonderful tropical
scenery.
in Snlern this evening and preach the
S AifiS at the
w""g iti oeacn. in tne
aneruoon then
re will be informal nlat-
form spe
Bowerw
speaking and address by Rev.
In the evening Bev. C. P.
C,atcs- of Dayton. Oregon., will preach,
Ticsiding Elder of the Portland dis-
. m." .. "
. ln"e r. three memorial windows,
1,10 f"st 18 lu memory of Rev Bower.
t hc secnn 's in honor of Bev. H.
Pratt, who was formerly a pastor
, re' and ,ho thir in honor'of the two
'lt'.eea?p" children of S. C. Balston, of
8 fl,-v-
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S VAUDEVILLE
TONIGHT
MASTER KAUFMAN
The Boy Wonder Violinist
Direct From
ORPHETJM, PORTLAND
THE OREGON
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NO BAISE IN PRICES