THE MORNING OREGONIAX, TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1918.

ORDER FOR STRIKE ' ' ' ' . i i M f ' ' M i M OREGON l 1131 I III Moving IIP Picture You HAY BE RECALLED 1! GRADUATING GLASS are Seattle Labor Leaders Ac Names of Successful Ones at Training in Accordance With Officers' Camp missing ' Mooney's Request. Are Made Public. something

COUNCILS CALL MEETINGS WASHINGTON'S LIST LARGE unusually good Camp Indication Are That Thrratrnrd Men Who Passed at Lewis April 20 Now Eligible for Ap- if Walkout Called a Protect t;. ' -- 4 I Conviction Will It pointment as Second Lieuten- you ' -- -- V ;: - ants ln Xational Army. Not Take Plucr. V" i are missing-th- e CAMP LEWIS. Tacoma, Wash., April EATTL.R WWh nril 29 (Spc At of 29. The names of students at the third dL the earnest ' reourat camp grad- Thomaa J. Mooner. the Pan Kranclsro officers training who were popularly-price- labor iradr conv,i-t- d of rarnplin.ty i uated April 20 and who are eligible for th rr pardn9 tiny murdm in tha appointment as Second Lieutenants In city ta ai: Seattle labor orraniza the National Army were made public The Request tiona which volft to walk out aa today. Among them were: Irot?M acminst Mooner's conviction Oregon. table 1 being1 ard rrrttence. Mar named as Paul F. Amort, 340th Field Artillery, Cor-- the ;r. r hf?f!inc or will hold spe vallls. purpone re'- d'hote to for Economize c.l mriin(fi the of Irwin L. Betzel. 3Glst Infantry. Portland, nndmc ti-- previous jtrtitn. ana Indi Bert C. Burdick, 364th Infantry, Fort cations r" that there will le no walk land. meals Does not mean doing without, but buying ut at induMrlttl plants Werinendar. Arnold II. Burmaster, 166th Depot ? Mooney leletrrnrn cume loca Brigade Redmond. the worthy, satisfying and substantial things. to the Boy H. Camp, 346th Field Artillery. Port at the labor leadera thla afternoon, and a' t proes preaa land. thm hour this edition to the Wayne W. Coe. 346th Fhtld Artillery. Port In buying clothes, real economy lies in pay- Machinist' t'nlon. which twice rot land. In faror of tha "Mooney strike." and Clayton Ii. Collins, 348th Field Artillery, ing enough to get good materials, correct de- the Metal Trades Council are holdtnt? fortland. epecUl meetings for the purpose, o i J) Raymond M. Conner. 340th Field Artll sign and real tailoring. fecaJlins; the strike order. ?ml lery. Corvallla, 3mpertal A by Floyd A. t easier, 44th Infantry, Burns. similar meet ins: has been called Marlon E. Garroutte. Oregon Coast Ar Herein Mathis excel 'Every the Central Labor Council for Tuesday tlllery. Cottage Grove. clothes tttsrht. at which slmflar action rescind Gilbert Tlnkham. 861at Infantry, Salem. thought of real clothes service has been given In a the Indorsement of the one-da- y flump 1. Hammond, solat infantry. Ore- trike authorised by that or ira filiation gon City. in selecting the garments we show you for irooDi all the trades or Seattle Is ex Carl F. Hlbarger. Oregon Coast Artillery, pected. Tciyar osnes. xStarofM of Marahfleld. Spring. A. secretary dres? Fremont B. Hodson, 44th Infantry, North Jamee Punran. of the Pr xsena. range Central IJibor Council, last night con George L-- Jett. SAlet Infantry. Baker. aasger. L The Prices at firmed the Mooney request, and ex from the heavier stuff to the comedy Miles 8. Johna, 804th Infantry, CorvaJUs. pressed the belief that orcanlxed labor drama. And yet over In Russia they Clarence C. Kady, 14th Infantry. Portland. would adhere to It hy rescinding: all TODAY'S FILM FEATURES. still demand their pictures in tragic Wade D. Klllen. 44th Infantry, Portland. -- Elvln w. .Mc.Mlndla. Lieutenant, 361st In previous action callins the sympathetic Liberty Taylor A Pair doses, with murder suicide the y Holme. or at rantry, Corvallla. one-dx- strike. of tilxea." wlndup. Clyde 1.. Meach, 316th Sanitary Trains. Eugene W. Rudaw, Washington Coast Ar $35 c $20, $25, $30, Copies of the Mooney telegram were Majes-.l- Clara Wllllama. armen Portland. tlllerv Seattle. at on- - to Tartoua or Martin V. Nelson, 316th Sanitary Trains, Francis M. Scott. Depot Brigade, North submitted labor of tha Klondike." Mary Aldjn. former Triangle player, Taklma. and upward. arantzatton. with the result that spe- Peoplea Douglas Fairbanka, In Astoria. 34Cth -- has a prominent part the serial ill Harry C. Neville. Orrgon Coast Artillery Charles W. Seefleld. Field Artillery. cial meeting were immediately called Mr. Fix-It.- " Duncan ltagraph Seattle. lam Is making for Portland. B. Smesd, Depot Brigade. Spokane. to reconsider prrvioua action by those Columbia Jack Plrkford. Hla e Jena Olsen. Depot Brigade, Milwaukle. Elmer May-da- y Elmer C. Smith. SSlnt Infantry. Spokane. unions whu-- favored the Majesty. Bunker Pean." Earle Williams has been named "Big Hoy W. Price. 348th Field Artillery. Port Your Neighbor?" James H. Smith, S46th Field Artillery, TCo Matter How Small the Purchase. We Appreciate demonstration. Star "Who'i Brother" of the 159th Infantry, at Camp land. Auburn. Your Business. That the labor organizations will Bunset "Enlighten Thy Daugh- Kearney. He promptly filled his ma Douglas W. Ritchie, 3C3d Infantry, Cor- Stanley W, Staatz. 364tn Infantry, Taoo ma-- to Mooney request seems as ter." gave boys value. D. Arunery, the chines with smokes and his Carl E. Schuster, Infantry, Albany. Arthur Stewart. 34Sttl sured. since the leadera of several of Globe Houae Petera, "Happlneaa a regimental smoker. 363d Spokane. them, after having read the Mooney of Three Women"; Fatty Julian B. titarr, Oregon Coast Artillery, John X. Stone. 363d Infantry. Tacoma. Tillamook. Washington Coast in escape, assured various employers. "Tha Butcher Boy." Clara Kimball Young and Wally Reld Carey S. Stearns, Coast Artillery Corps, Herbert O. 8walwell. Including- shipyard managers, th pnnevine. Artillery, Everett. the presided over a Red Cross tea in Los George Artillery Corps, the pend ins; strike would be called off Angeles a few days ago. They auc- Merle U Tiller. 182d Infantry Brigade, T. Thlckett, Coast once. corvallla Port Townsend. at Motion-pictur- e players gare freely tioned off flowers and photographs, one Arthur K. Walker. Coast Artillery Corps, Elbridge R. Thrapp, Base Hospital, Se of their time and money during the of Miss Toung's pictures going for SS, Portland. attle. IOO! KY AITKALS TO UNIONS James A. Wilson. 348th Field Artillery, Ben V. Tidball, 348th Field Artlller. Se- third liberty loan drive. Here are a The Lasky Home Guard company, of rorth Powder. ttle. few notes gleaned nere and there which Cecil B. DeMille is Captain, now Washington. Harrington M. Upper, 364th Infantry, Se Contlctntird Man Tells WilMm Is anent activity of film fa- - ISO. attle. lie the the numbers George L Abboutt, 346th Machine Gun Raymond J. venables. 361st Infantry. MEM S WEAR Trying to Stop orltea: Battalion. Tacoma. Taklma. Strikes. Norma Talmadge is credited with Gtorge E. Acret, J6(lth Field Artillery Wetse, Olga Petrova Is to make a personal Brlcade, Wllhelm A. 846th Field Artillery, Corbett Building Fifth and Morrison SAN KRAXCISCO. April 29. Thomas he largest individual subscription to of United Aberdeen. Spokane. Mooney tour of the theaters the Charles S. Alberts. 3fl2d Infantry, Prosser. Harry B. White, 340th Machine Gun J today sent a telegram to ha bonds, signing a check for States In the near future. The point at Clarence A. Angrove, 361st Infantry, Bat Jretlent V llson telling him that h 000. "How will she come?" Seattle. talion. Seattle. pro- Issue Is far West "arl j. Whitney. S62d rnfantry. Yakima. has made every effort to stop the Mary Pickford boueht $100,000 worth Harry A. Applequlat. 361st Infantry. Raymond. A. Wilson, 3Clst Infantry. Se posed general strikes planned In his nd then added to this total while on Enid Markcy is to return to the Marcua. attle. behalf on May 1. her Eastern speaking trip. screen, quilting a state engagement at Spencer Armstrong, 346th Field Artillery, Harry Wood. 3Glst Infantry. Seattle. Mooney. la S. SI 00,000 Everett. Leory W. Yarborough. 316th Engineers, ho under sentence of William Hart bought Han Diego to play In a sequel to the .1. T. Arenson. Wagon Company 31. Puy death for murder in connection with worth and then took $10,000 more in allup. Seattle. highly successful picture. "Tarzan of Perclval Young. 362d Infantry, Tacoma. ing what proportion oi tnetse nave timber operator, last night, on a charge tftm ITeparednesM day parade bomb ex- San Kranclsro. the Apes." Then she will go back to Klmer F. Ash. 14th Infantry. Vancouver. actually filed applications. of bootlegging. He was lodged in the plosion here, notified the President that William Farnum. SftO.000: Charles stock. John A. Balllargeon. Field Artillery, Se Eligibility for civilians Is closely re County Jail. Kaylor has offices 405 be had telegraphed various unions not Chaplin. $50,000: Mae Murray, $30,000; attle. at Jeamond D. Balmer. 346th Field Artillery, APPLICATIONS TO CAMP DUE stricted. Only college graduates who Merchants' Trust building, where six to call the strike and to "continue with William Parsons. $30,000: Lois Weber. After there years Lloyd V. Hamilton. liim. have had at least one year of military pints of whisky were found concealed tne National work on which they are Polly Moran. Rupert Julian and sev- or "Ham." as he Is known wherever Thomas J. Barnes, 346th Field Artillery, training since graduation or unaer and were taken by the officers to be encaged. eral others. $10,000 each, la the report Kent. Civilians Jiot to Be Accepted for Of Army evidence. line," pictures are shown, .has his leading Raymond W. Artillery, direction of an officer while in held as Kaylor's "side At the same time Mooney made pub from Los Angeles. lady back with him once more. Ethel Bell, Field Ta school will be accepted. Enlistment it is reported, has been in existence for lie the tr&t of the telegram he sent to Marie Dressier is said to have se coma. ficers' Training School. Teara ia the lady In question, who used Almon E. Bogardus-346- th Field Artillery, ust be for the period of the war, the some time. In message he of $:o,- - . '0id the unions. this asked cured subscriptions at the rate ( to pay wltn i,am.. ln the Kalem Seattle. applicant remaining in the service even them to do nothinir which might make 000 an hour for every hour of her cam "Ham and Bud" comedies. Allen O. Bonebrake. 346th Field Artillery, This is the last day on which civ though he might be dropped, irom tne American' Airmen Feted. tt appear that they were bringing pres- palgn In the East. Goldendale. ilians opportunity to apply for R. B. Brandenthaler. 346th Field Artll have training camp or fall to win a com sure on the courts in which Mooney's Marguerite Clark Is credited with William T. Rock, one of the founders lerv. Seattle. admission to ths officers' training mission. LONDON, April 29. More than lOrt case Is pending. Imost $1,000,000 In Kansas City, taking of Vltagraph, left an estate valued at Charles J. Broughton. 361st Infantry, camps to be opened at a score of Army American airmen located in this vi- Mooney's telegram to President Wil 10.000 herself while speaking there. $1,500,000. Davton. posts over the United States Vay 15. Operator Arrested. cinity were invited to tea at Windsor son follows: Universal. Including executives and frranK I. campneli, Jd Arunery, Quite a number of Oregon men have Timber Castle today by King George and you an in regular Army. Camaa. "As have taken Interest mployes, subscribed more than $500, Jack Gilbert. Portland boy. is the au- William K. Carroll, coast Artillery corps, written to the Army recruiting station Lieutenant Thatcher and Officers Queen Mary, who expressed apprecia- Justice being done In my case, I wish 000. thor of "Springtime," a picture Paralta HelMiieham. for Information and application blanks. Phillips and Teeters, of the war emer tion of the work the men are doing you Thirty-secon- d R. CederBurg, Artillery corps. - L. R. Kaylor, to assure that no attempt will be At the Liberty Theater. will make featuring Henry B. Walthall. Norrls coast but the officers have no way of know- gency squad, arrested a for civilization. trade, w ith my consent, to Interfere street and Fifth avenue. New York, Ferndale. 1 Jack is playing with Paralta as well John CIsrK, quartermasters corps, ia- by calling strikes on May 1. have atherlng of stars on Adolph Zukor as writing scenarios, roina. telegraphed the labor organisations re Motion-Pictur- e day. April 20. Included c vde I. cook. 361st intantrv. ivaniotus. laafa III II I il III III ported to have called protest strikes e Harry S. Crane, 346th Field Artillery, Klsle Ferguson. Blllie Burke. Pauline Thomaa H. knee's contract with Para Seattle. for May 1 asking them to call off such Llna Cavalierl. Marguerite corps, Na- Frederick. mount ends in June or July, Lvnn R. Crispin. Coast Artillery arrtkes and to continue with the lark. Jack Pickford. Alice Brady. National Guard. 1 acoma. work on a they are en- - tional hich George M. Cohan, juirtrea Manning. There Is considerable speculation as Joseph A. Davis. S47tn neia Artillery, r. gaaed. Crauford Kent. Courtenay oote, Spnksne. l to whether the stereotyped main title B. Dement, jniantry, vvana have read your letter to Governor Thomaa Meiahan and Gertrude McCoy. Frank iwist - ' , - - (, g al- wording will be used on a forthcoming Walla- - F'ephm and shell do notht: and No estimate haa yet been made on Talmadge mm sr nothing to be my C'onny picture. If it is the Chester Dewey, sieth Sanitary Trains, io done in behalf he results In dollars and cents of atcr patrons may expect to see: "Lewis White Salmon. m htch will weaken the force of your Douglas tour, hut It Is said E. Dobbs. infantry, Tacoma. appeal."" Fairbanks' J. Selxnick presents Constance Tal- Thomas 3ist o run high into the millions. So with madge in 'A Pair of Silk Stockings.' " Charles F. Dobler, Washington Coast Ar The telegram to the labor organisa- Mary Pickford and Charlie Chaplin. tillery. Seattle. tion follow- - Chester P. Downen, 36ist intantry, call any protest atrtke Wilfred Lytell. Berts younger EwBn. ltase off NT. Depot Brigade. Seattle. 1 you may North Makes Another Star. brother, who looks almost exactly like R. Elnsr. for May that have been Avid E. M. Folgcrberg. 364th Infantry, in my If. I grateful him, is Anna Lehr's brother In a new planning hh.i ant Bv her masterly Interpretation of Edward Warren picture. House Petera Sesttle. r..y the interest our organisation and Dorothy In "Car Phil E. French, Washington coast Artil jsv;;: fr he role of Harlan Is the star of the production. " labor organizations have taken lery. Seattle. , . ' . other Klondike." Williams we- - So my cae. bnt I wish to have nothing men of the Clara Perry C. Gooden, 34tn iniantry, t sonf which would epfear like an at- from mediocrity to an enviable Nadia Garry might be a natchee. tempt bring pressure upon ths position among feminine stars of the Mary Miles Minter. judging by her Harry W. Goude. 362d Infantry, Spokane. to golden curls, blue eyes j,mh h Gram. 44tn iniantry. i acoma, courts, where my ca.e is still pending, creen. her and her Gilbert P. Halght, 3lst Infantry. Seattle. or which would Interfere with the Im- Mi.s Williams was seen ln a number winsome smile. In "The Fall of the William 1j. Haley, 361st Infantry. HiH- - portant National arttvltlca now Triangle pictures during the past Romanoffs" she is the Prin vard. on. cess, while In "My Own United States' Charles Hazeinurst. vt asningron coast ' folnt year or two. and. while she performed . ' , ! nee.! only a fair trial in order to she was ordinary she is a little boy. Artlllerv. Seattle. y' capably, Just the Hall, George A. Hlpkoe. .tHist inramry. se&ttie. prove my Innocence, and t am certain eading woman, o ershadowed hy others. Donald often called "Fashion James T. Ilodse. 34stn e'leid Artillery, the attitude of President Wilson, Hut In "Carmen of Klondike plate of the screen" and now with Mae Seattle. that the . -- of labor and of the public In general Clara was given an opportunity to Marsh, was born In India and edu- Georaa E. Home. sstn iniantry. i acoma. i'-- : v i' Will secure for big cated In England. Hia early career .liiniea C. Hovey. 3A3d Infantry Utlansburg. this m. andle a part, with the result that Frederick P. Hunter. 32d Infantry, Pull- - he ha been hailed by many a crltlo waa In musical comedy, where his -- M as tha foremost delineator of feminine baritone voice gave him the lead In George W. Hutton, inim r leia jimnery. ALWONY DODGERS CAUGHT parte In atones laid In the barren such hits aa "Floradora" and "The Girl rilvmnla. orthwest. She portrays an extremely Behind the Cpunter." Mason F. Jacot. inmniry, lacoma. In- - Charles H. Johnson. 362d Infantry. Endj- - In thla picture. V WIhi Neglect to up port Fam- Ifflcult character Bowers eotf Jlrn amurh aa it takes her from the vaude- - John celebrated the renewal .v of his contract with World by wedding Erwln O. Johnson, vtaamngion coast Ar f'r ilies Into t la 1. llle stag In the United Statea to the tll - rv Tacoms. snowbound backwoods of the Alaska a New York girl. Rita Heller, who John Jonnson, oiotn irencn iwonnr mountains. claims no connection with screen or tery, Seattle. April Alimony dodg- Alaska or Northwest pictures have stage. Arthur ' Jones, itoiei jnianirif, oiiiie. CIfirA;0. George C. Kaatner, S46tb Kleid Artillery, ers !TI be drafted into the Army soon, singular fascination for followers x - - - - Alice Brady proved a good Seattle. r - ,, acrorJtng to a drctaton today by the of motion pictures, and Portland fans herself William O. Keller. iniantry, . ttiage- - exemption apical board of city. ave always proved In the vanguard sport when, on one hour's notice, she 3a the packed fleld...... FALL A man who has ben given a deferred those welcoming film atorlea of her bag and hurried to Boston William E. King. 34m rieiu Artillery, physical In wilds. to speak at the liberty loan rally when Reardon. claelf teatton on grounds of supporting atrife the Kohlhepp. spoaane. 1 comes Mary Pickford was unable to be Otto X6a iniantry. a f untlv ard then found to have de- Aside from the fama which to Ralph Coast Artillery Corps, Ta- - serted them and refused to pay alimony Williams through this picture. It Lawson. w til be put in ils 1. tt was derided. III be remembered that it waa "The William L. Llndsey. coast Artillery, norm OF THE Spoilers." a fllmatlon of Rex Beach'a Believe this or not as you choose: V.lrlm, t1". reat story of the Norm, tnat gave The doctor who attended Manruerite Clarke Georse H. Livengooa, ootn rieia Ami- - tlliam Farnum a grip on public fa during hr recent attack of mum pa did not err. Walla W alla. si,:-1:'.':- vor which time haa failed to shake. recosniio tier, and reported the raae aa that Clarence B. Aianory, Washington coaat rOR of a child auffrrtng from a contaslous dts-- Artillery. Tacoma. aa required by law. The result waa Norman McCreaay. wssmngton coaat Ar MMAMnWfT Blanche Back Soon. that Mies Clarke's mother waa delused with tillery. Snohomlah. orders from the Department of Health about William N. McFadden. 363d infantry, Ta - If ' -- COUNTY AUDITOR Sweet's "romeback" keeping her little clrl out of school and coma. Blanche first Belling-- MM photoplay. "The Hushed Hour." will be away from all other children. Donald K. McLeod, sn.d infantry. i Hollywood a few ham. completed In within "Watch Your...Keyhole" is the inter Charles F. Morris. 34Ttn Kleia Artillery. daya. according to advices from Los esting title of a new Fox boarding Seattle. - - Angeles. Tha picture Is from a short school comedy. Foreat G. MurdocK. 34tn iniantry. story by Gertrude Brooks Hamilton, e Taklma. Frank B. Myers. 3isin engineers, uiympta. published In th Red Book. Depot Brigade. Se Miss Srweet. who has been away from Edna Hunter has the part of the real Samuel J. Neterer. same attle. WITH her allver screen admirers for more crook ln "De Luxe Annie." At the Alexander H. Newman, aoisi iniantry. she Is keeping up course - than a year, haa a splendid supporting time a regular Elllaport. avfO-;?.- .'.I'-.- t jl'.?- - cast In "Th Hushed Hour." Including In stenography and typewriting, which Clifford Newton, uepot rsngaae, n.verett. Milton Sills. Mary An- she expects to make use of between Ben B. Palmer. Depot Brigade. Seattle. Wilfred Lucas. ;- - In Edward J. Peach, 364:h Infantry, Spo r- - I Rosemary Theby, Gloria Hope, pictures Government work. 'f..' derson. kane. .',',s-.:..- ;.: Lydta Knott. Winter Hall. Harry Carl Pearson. Depot rsngaae. irout aae. Northrop and L. T. Bteera. Tallulah Bankhead, of Jasper. Ala.. Mark Pence, 346th Field Artillery. Fair whose grandfather is United States field. Iliqdor Gossip. Senator Bankhead and her father new Wirt W. Pendergast, Medical Department, Screen Representative. Is now In Seattle. In IMS th average length of a pic- pictures. She made such an Impression Homer C rnuupi, ooiat ...inianiiT, xiaxi- - lrne. . . . . FORMER CONFIDANT ture waa l.S reels. For th on Ivan Abramson when he saw her Prang A. fmpp. tfttist....iniantry. ivent. average seema due for about four reela. In "The Squab Farm" that he signed Fred W. Platl. 34Sth Field Artillery. Ta Which means many bigger, or longer, her for a forthcoming photoplay. coma. nauun, two-reeler- s. Josepn J. fOlowe, recruit lavunia. E. COLLIS featurea. aad fewer of the on and Frank M. Preston. Washington Coast Ar or H. Sergeant Arthur Guy Empey. fighter, tillery. Seattle. STA(VTIN3 Republican Candidate author, lecturer and star of Vltagraph's Thomas C. UCKeil, oin rieiu Artillery, Ma- Pullman. Fox has secured a couple of Zane picture, "Over the Top." is to wed o- John H. Kamsey, -a iniantry, Van A CERTIFIED Grey novels. "Riders of the Purple rion Sunshine, musical comedy star. couver. 'TOMORROW Tl BLIC ACCOUNTANT Sage" and "Th Rainbow Trail." and Ottla Klcnarns. ltn iniantry, Vancouver. will star William Farnum In them. "Tha biggest little girl in pictures" Wilaon A. Rich. 3C2d Infantry. Seattle. I2A5PUTIN Roegner. Artillery, will give to the office the bene- is the way the Path press agent writes Kenneth 346th Field I suggests soon com- Ellensburg. of many years of experience On prominent exhibitor of Bessie Love. Bessie will Charles Jj. KOgers. tf49in riia Artrttery. fit that th producer make five or six light plete her Path contract. CoMIIe. . . in the auditing of public records. comedy a month, one highly , ,,r . George E. Kossow. iniantry, i acoma. dramas Victor H. Roth. 861stkisi Infantry. Belllng- - play, on one William Fox' dramatic companies siv.i" Advertisement.) emotional melodrama and h am. aitfjsiSii-2fe-'- irl! society drama on a basis of eight pic- now consist of seven in the Eastern Ronald R. Kuaaiman, jouk iniantry,. ut-- tures. Which shows th trend away studios and five in th Western. attl.