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l 1—Dougias Fairbanks, in ‘Kansas Musketeer,” at the Coliseum. Reed. in “Today,” at the Colonial. Dustin Farnum, in “North of 53,” at the Mission. ° isn eileen TODAYS PROGRAMS f] LIBERTY—Taylor Holmes in “Un- | COLISEUM—iHereid Lockwood in | venging | “The A’ Trail.” * STRAND—Tyrone Planter. * * Power ia “The | | WHAT T- — s “Bab, the Fiver.” MISSION—Mae Murray in Valeo” 'neweat Arteraft film is Musketeer.” It will be shown at the | Coliseum for a week, beginning Sun day. In this picture, “Doug” saves | | fair maidens right and left distress of most of them and the STKAND—Tyrone Power in “The | | amunement of those who are priv w | | fleged to see him do it. Fairbanks unta, A number of the scenes in A Kansas Musketeer” were staged at the Grand Canyon of Arizona. REX—"Draft | CLASS A—Farle Williams in “Apart- | ment 29." LIBERTY ‘orma Talmadge comes to the || Liberty Sunday in “Ghosts of Yes es terday,” adapted from “Two Wom Robert 6. Gourlay, member of the en.” by Rupert Hughes. As Ruth harbor commiasion of Toronto, Can-|Grahame, the dove of peace, ada. is in Seattle, making a thoro/later as Jeanne La Fleur, study of the port and terminal facili-|of Paradise, Miss Talmadge displays ties. jher artistry. Howard Marston, ———_———________. | young artist, is redeemed from a life 99 of dissipation by Ruth, whom he hearted, Howard goes to Prais, and there he finds in La Fleur an exa To get the very best results take prototype of his late wife, but woe marries. Work on her portrait is sud denly stopped by her death. Broken “Seventy-seven” ee fully different in her mode of living ( oReceaty-oveen” breaks wp Celde COMING TO THE MET thet hang on—Grip. All Drug Stores, Theatre goers will wee at the Met COLDS ropolitan, starting for eight days, for the first time in this city, Theda Bara in William Fox's screen produttion, “Cleo patra.” It has been pronounced by competent critics to be far ahead of all of the other big motion picture that have been manufactured, eit in Europe or in this country Full advantage has been taken of every opportunity to illustrate the sumptuousness and brilliancy of the Egyptiag and Roman eras. Thow sands of people were employed in making the picture, with 3,000 horses being used in several big wit uations. or STRAND for a week's stay, starting toc a big severreel production “The Planter.” The play thrilla. Mexico, on a rubber plantation, show ing Tyrone Power in the role of one of the most hated planters in that There are a number of big in ied will make it well How can you expect to sleep fonight aniess you do something to relieve the trouble? 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Quick Delivery. {Our Chop Suey and Noodles have becorne famous. Bring your family or friends and try our excellent Sunday Chicken Dinner and Turkey Dinner. 106 Second Ave. 8. Near Yesler Way New Branch 711 Pike St. SHRP SESSSRES STF NEW FILM PLAYS MINGL HAT THE PRESS AGENTS name of “Doug” Fairbanks’ |ing of an entire Indian settlement A Kansas | There is a fight between strong men. to the! ¢ Bird} next Saturday | than in “Today Tyrone Power comes to the Strand | nerve is foll of /REX ‘The story is laid in Southern | Take | | Stron, }is under In Y * * SAY | scenes in the film, such as the burn: | duction were made in Mexico. peice . MISSION } Dustin Farnum, famed the country | over as “The Virginian.” opens a/ | gets away with a dozen hair-breadth | fourday engagement at the Mission | | Sun North of Fifty-Three,” a vireo y of Alaska. In addi tion to the excitement and deep-root ed suspense, there runs thru the tale jan appealing love story. Farnum | appears Roaring Bill” Wagstaff. | whose heart wax an bic as the great outdoors. The gossips, aided by Per kine, caused Hazel Weir, a little | school teacher, no end of trouble, ro naturally, when big-hearted Bill Wagstaff came to town and refused to believe atl of these petty #tories, Hazel's heart was completely won eee COLONIAL The sensational photodrama, “T. lay,” featuring Flor Reed, is a famoun play open a screen adaptation of t lof the same name short stay Never han a cast been assembled in any and w at the ¢ one photoplay members work whose individual to better advantage | CLEMMER George Walsh returns to the Clem |mer Sunday in bis latest William Fox production, “The Yankee W This is another of George's ami minute dramas, and in up to the Fox standard in every respect The action of the story takes George to Lithunia, a small Balkan state, to manage his father's cattle concension. Before sailing he falls in love with a brunet beauty. He also meets her on the ship. He runs across her again in Lithunia, when » finds out she t# Princess Alexia. ruler of the principality eorge, thru his unbreakable | The long-watched-for Metro pro | duction, “Draft 258 will open an engagement at the Rex starting Saturday, It ia a play by | upon the first ticket drawn in Wash |ington by Secretary Baker, at the first’ draft drawing eee CLASS A arle Williams opens an en. |ment at the Class A Sun¢ Apartment 29," in which a powerful dramatic critic, who tries to put a play out of the runnin: ing it, in return is bump | WAR CORRESPONDENT TO LECTURE TONIGHT A picture of conditions in Burope will be painted by Frederic Coleman | American war correspondent, recent ly returned from the front, in a lec ture Saturday night at the Metroy itan theatre, under the the British-American Re tion He will also tell of his observations in the Orient, where he was sent on @ special mission by the British United States government Coleman was on the West front in the early days of the war was in Mesopotamia condemn. 7 auspices of lef associa | | and Later he ture of women's corsets. COURT DENIES MOTION [industria plants to war work. | TO END STRONG RECALL! Recall action against Anna Louise | member of the school board, way again proceedings w overthrown Friday Frater denied a ps rwin B. Ault All the exterior scenes for the pro-| FUN AND TRAGEDY Complete Oriental men ‘The 100,000 tons of freight consigned to the pense of the heen spac DE CONGRESSMEN IN WASHINGTON, Jan. 12—Two| members of congress shared in re sponsibility for loss of snore than 15} steel whips to registry under the| American flag. ording to charges of William Denman, former shipping | boar wins thé hand of the prin-|ship probe committee fn outline of his aid | claims that flag has arrived and | Goethals-Denman administration lone of the active ing the De | shortag ent *,| $30,000 CHECK MAN re mer havi fault of $5,000 bail, awaitin men mer m: used Freight Embargoes in San Francisco FRANC 0. Jan 12 AN f embargoos against freight for nt to an, iasued by the n and hern Pacific rail became effective today, the al freight embargo at this port ie. The Santa Fe fously had embargoed such «hip. te order is the result of over Orient, tor at the ex railroads, which have unable to shipping © for it. The embargo covers all modities excepting cotton NMAN ACCUSES ed here secure SHIP ARGUMENT| d head, made public to nding Chairman Fletch of the Denman | printed t to the from the prospective testimo he would di«prov ships we neglect arising le thru he said, “that T was participants in sav will show r a million tons of flag " | nman's letter predicted a grave of shipping, even with pres | plans. CAN’T FURNISH BAIL, IRTLAND, Jan of Oakland, Cal ng 18 $30,000 check in his easion. n Jail in de n a boy is today held t on an indictment alleging had a forged check in his poss with the intent of defrauding Thorpe, whose name was ture. on. uel an a si NO MORE RIB COVERS w ing Autome And ss A 2 ce vi Includes wil be dashing aown ne wreet wth First at Pike; Continuous {1 to 11; Admission 20c; Children (Oc warms: making th pvers have been asked eng Baa a os ani PU oe il Micke Iho ING Dede me Wie) PRE ey al He ii Bod be ay nak . arias Malad i OOZE | produced gold, silver, copper, lead “WOMAN’S WAY” To BE | teraay that Kenneth Kerr, editor of al peoeer yp Rath to th NEAT LITTLE B and zine of the value of $ ,000 | the Ratlway and Marine News, hid DO W state i. | America asking | should for an order restraining the school | agents. board from continuing with the re- or not first papers have been taken out ASHINGTON, Jan, 12.—Noth: to cover the ribs! | carriages soon! manufac: | nis is the first case of diverting) N’T HAVE TO SERVE ASHING ‘The dur depart that has nt A second attempt to restrain the {citizens of neutral Hurepean coun: | EAD not have to serve in the narmy. To be released they eal thru ir dipiomati his ruling applies, w ABERI thou: jerry, U AR—SATURDAY, JAN, 12, 1918, PAGE 3 STARTS SUNDAY TALMADGE SUNDAY NOON CONCERT SERENADE .............-,-. Drdla SPRING MAID, Grand Selection. .... WALLACE rx: WURLITZER GHOST YESTER HAUL IN ABERDEEN dollars’ nd IINGTON, Jan worth Jan 12. of ‘Twenty tiquor, about 6,000 quarts, was selzed in this city by the police and sheriff's office OUTPUT GROWS IN WASHINGTON STATE c. SCREEN DYNAMITE—ALL SIX REELS OF IT N 8. geological survey, es | City Light Superintendent J, D, Ross timates that the state of Washington | presented the plans Iriday. Also the STAR-LIBERTY WEEKLY and Mack Sennett’s ‘‘Kitchin Lady”’ With Louise Fazenda been made a director of the Alasi a amship Company. The omy changes in officers were the elections 19) 48 during The estimate for STAGED AT U TONIGHT) The of Washington} 50. University only increase in production | nyamatic club will present “A Wom was lead, but the higher prices of| 0. Way" tonight in Meany hatl,|Of Stephen Birch as president to metals caused the difference. succeed the late 8, W. Eccles, and of Floyd Ellis and Dorothy Constantine) wh Rennett to auc Mr. Bi ie VISE POWER PLANS) jr icrson 1a” Bath, Dorothy’| Revised plans on the proposed de-| Bevis and George Hopper | Harry Rosen, who was arrested ¢4 velopment of the city power plant on ja charge of stealing $40 from } 3 \roommate in a downtown hotel, ¥ a8 sentenced to 30 days in the courty jail yesterday afternoon by Jui Kenneth Mackintosh, | KERR WASN’T NAMED STEAMSHIP DIRECTOR | ‘Thru an error it was reported yes-| Skagit river are under consider tion by the board of public. works.