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9 TITC MORXIXG OREGOXTAX. TUESDAY. DECE1IBEB 30, 1913. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF OKEOOM1X nXZTHOXIS. WnUrf-R Mm!n A -Itr circulation Ma.nTO.O. A i'anag.nE Editor J,,iaJ:I tiX.- fcunday Editor Mala 70TO. A .v,mp.li,ir-Rooai : A oj; AMlSEME3CT&. KEII.IG THEATER (Eleventh and Morrl vn Alice Lloyd and company.. Tonight at :li. DAKEK THEATER 'BrMJW ..ni-Bikcr riajera m "Tin Bulkier. tnnigbt at 8.1 ORPHEfM THEATER (Broadway and TaT- lon Vaudeville. Tula afternoon at l.li and tomgot at 8:1. EMPRESS THEATER tBroadway and Tim- nii: Vaudeville. This aitarnooa at J. 16 and tomcat at 7:34 and f. PANTAGKS THEATER (Broadway and Al der) Vaudeville- Tail afternoon at Ml and tonisut at :J4 and t. LYRIC THEATER (Fourth and StarkV Mualcal comedy, "A Stubborn Cinderella." This afternoon at 2:15 and tonight at 0.14. PEOPLE'S THEATER (Welt Park and Ai der Special moviuf plctura bill. "David t'opperf lelu." All week. S'.w STAR THEATER (Washington and 'arn ARCADE THEATKK Wahlng ton. between Sixth and Broadwayj i-x-ciuetve flrat-run picture dally. COLIMBIA THKATER (Sixth and Wash ington; Contlnuoua lirst-run pictures from 11 A. II. MAJESTIC THEATER fWashlngton and lark, Contlnuoua lirst-run motion pio- ' tura GLOBE THEATER (Eleventh and Wsah inrtonj Contlnuoua flrst-rua motloa plcturea. XOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Orders for copies of the New Year's Oregonian, which will be issued on January 1, 1914, to be sent to friends, should be sent to The Oregonian at once. Price 5 Cento. Postatre in the United States or possessions, Canada or Mexico, cents. Foreign postage 10 cents. Address The Oregonian, Port land, Oregon. On the streets and at newsstands the Annual will be sold only in green wrap pers. CHt-Hcn to Hath House Warmtno. A "house warming" will be held In the new Rose City Park church, on Sandy boulevard, at t o'clock tonight. A general programme of music, reading and addressee will be provided. The Rose City Park Orchestra will render several selections. Kev. Bftodlnot Heeler. Jr. will make an address of welcome. VV. A. Goss will make a short talk. Rev. Henry Marcotte, who was one of the founders of the church, will make an address. Mrs. Eurldas Scott. Mrs. Hans Hewitt. Dr. and Mrs. Mo Michael and Hans Hewitt will take part In the programme. Refreshments will be served. The new church will be ooened for the Inspection of the public. The house warming will be in the nature of a reunion of all who took part In founding the church. New Cabs Soon Rbadt. The new style cars with center doors, now being built at the shops of the Portland. Railway. Light Power Company, in the Couth East Side, soon will be tried out. These cars are built along new lines. There will be no exits at the end. but entrances are from side doors and are controlled by the conductor by a lever. One feature on the new cars is that the lever cannot be operated while the car is In operation and the ears cannot be started until the door Is closed. Four ears of this style are belns: built. Many of the features used in toe cars are original with the shop men. but the center door feature has bean tried elsewhere. Dr. Foster Goes to Bonn. President Foster, of Reed College, left Sunday for four days absence In Boise, icano. While, In Boise, he will make two ad dresses at the annual meeting of the Idaho State Teachers Association. In President Foaters absence the second lecture In the extension course wnicn he Is giving on Tuesday night, at the Central Library, will be given this week by Miss Josephine Hammond, pro fessor of Engltta In Reed College. Miss Hammond Is the author of "Every- womsn'a Road." a morality play which haa bean received with great favor la Boston. New York and Washington. It is published by Kennerley of New ion. Thkjt Chakob Against CliSk. Louis Goumta. an employe of the Bluepolnt Ovster House, at SI Sixth street Ivortn, was arrested yesterday by Detectives Abbott and La Salle, on complaint of Mrs. Liasie Sbolb. who charged that Uoumls stole ber handbag, containing 875 In money, while she was buying orsters In the place. Mrs. Sholb Identl iled a 20-franc French gold coin which was in Goumis possession when he was taken, as her property. Mra. tnoio lives at 81 Park street North. SCU.WOOD Street IrpROVTJV The Improvement of Kast Thirteenth street from the Golf Links to Maiden ave nue, through the business district of iellwood is being completed. An aaDhalt oavement Is being laid there. The men have reached Miller avenue going north and with fair weather will be able to reach Maiden avenue in ten H.v. There has been considerable delay In this improvement. Many of the Intersecting streets, Spokane, Ne halem. Umatilla and other streets, have been completed. Daxagb Doxb bt Eukctroltsis. Be cause of the danger of the ground wires of telephones damaging water nines where the "ground" Is altacneo to sucn pipes. (.uiiiitiiBBiviici "-'- j . , : . . . i i .. .. rtl. announced yesterday that some otner srstera of "grounding" must be devised bv the companies. He says mucn cam age by electrolysis already has been dune. The ground wires have been at tached to water pipes up to this time because that system waa the easiest and the least expensive. pa. MoBRiso.t Is Scstaintkd. Judge KavanauEh yesterday sustained the de murrer of attorneys for Dr. Morrison In the suit brought agalnat him by f t- Ma reel 1 a Clark, for SIo.OOO dam ages for alleged libelous statements In which he charged ner wun oeiag a rr.i.-hler-maker in the church and denied her further communion until she should correct ner conauct. at. i.,rn... for Mrs. Clark were allowed ten days In which to file an amended complaint. Chemicals Explode: Max Hurt. r.eorge M. Sherwood. 67 years old. who lives at Courtney station ami worn as night watchman In the Blumauer- Krank dnig warehouse at r-ara ana e-vreit streets, was severely burned about 3 o'clock yesterday morning by an explosion of chemicals mixed in papers whlcb he waa placing in furnace. II. waa sent to Good Samarl tan Hospital In an Ambulance Service Company machine. Finance Cobpat Formed. Articles of Incorporation of the Automatic Sprinkler Finance Company were filed yesterday In County Clerk Coffey's nice by W. Irving Spencer. W. F. MaKlll and II. E. MoKenney. ThB corporation Is capitalized at 1100.000. Nattoxai. Guard II kaixjuarturs Movb. The Oregon National Guard bead' quarters, which have been in the Ger- linser building tor several years past, have been moved Into the Morgan building. Nbw Tear Cards ato Booklets. We claim to have the finest ttj'L of w Year postcards, booklets and calendars in the city. The Postal Shop, 124 Fifth. X". S. Station No. 1. Adv. Dr. Fxxtot, dentist, has returned; Oregonian bWg. Adv. Alfred Goodsotjob Fctosral Held. The funeral services of Allreo Goodnough. an old resident wno died Saturday at his home, 1037 Williams avenue, were conducted yes terday arternoon irom a. w lera chapel. 694 Williams avenue. Interment was In Lone Fir Cemetery. Mr. Goodnough waa 85 years old and had been a resident of Portland lor about 44 years. Ha was born in Ver mont ana crossea. Darien and came to Portland. For n years he engaged in the real estate i 1 - wiK a r fttenrns. the firm name being Goodnough Stearns. He retired two years ago irom . . , . i i . i . want to the office ucipauuii. auiivusu occasionally. He waa well known among real estate men of the city. Many at tended the lunerai. -Safb-Blowiko" Children Plating. A safe-blowing scare which sent Detectives Coleman and Snow to a deserted factory building at o Mac- . -a en VlBVA adam road yesteraay iir' - been the work of children. - The report waa made that safeblowers had op erated In the office of the North Pa . c i- rinnr Vuftrt r which IS C1UO OUU .u J - moving Its plant from South Portland. On Investigation it was discovered that the big safe in the place nw " i i mnyt th.t nanera. drafting Instruments and small articles of little value left in the safe had been thrown about the place and destroyed. "Rbstauraict Rushers" S en-ten ced. Rockplle sentences were given six men arrested by the police In the last two days for -restaurant rushing" when they appeared berore atiniciii Stevenson yesterday. Four men ar- i i o.t.nlnit T?nna at tOS Burn. rcBiuu uj . ' . - side street were sentenced to ten days In Jail each. One waa held for the Juvenile Court. Two Mexican members of the L W. W. arrested by Patrolmen J. W. Johnson and Huntington, received ten days each. The third of a Mexican party which Tunned a r""""'"" ' 63 Third street North was found not guilty. Prosperitt Dixser Arramged. -a "nrosDeritv dinner" will be held at the Portland Commercial Club. Friday night. January 9, to which business men of the city will be Invited to come to review tne successes i - i i . ih nroiDfrCU for year bwi i"". . - - further success and prosperity In tne Northwest In the year to come. The entertainment committee of the club yesterday set the date and made pre liminary arrangements for the enter tainment. Speakers representing the merchants, manufacturers, bankers and business men of Portland will be on the programme. Atrro Knocks Car Off Track. Mlkkel Crusoe, 60 years old, married, living at 77S Roosevelt street, waa slightly bruised about the hips ana siae, wneu . .....v x.inniHnr to the Oregon Chair Company, and driven by Arthur r Wood, struck a Twenty-third-street car of which Crusoe was motor-man. at Eleventh and Washington eireova AHlt mnrnlnir N'AOA of the 16 paS- sengera of the car waa hurt Woods lives at 1111 BOCOno sireow for a half hour waa stopped until the . M.h had been .-knocked from the' track, could be replaced. Ardexwald to Get Bull Rim water. Ardenwald. a suburb southeast of Sellwood In Clackamas County, Is to be supplied wita Bull Run water. Com missioner Daly haa been authorised to ... . rnntrael with the DOOpl there for this service. The people will lay the water main to connect new conduit to Sellwood, and they will - .w- ... -. . . e.f.a Part of Kfll tne waier i ..." - . , Ardenwald haa been supplied from the Mintnorne springs w wmr--i, Milwaukle. but the pipe from that source is too small. Joseph Badcra Dies. Joseph Badura, an oldN resident died at his home, 1383 East Irving street, Sunday. -. i . .m Ha had been a resident of the East Side suburbs for 26 years, and wae a mem Dor 01 noroah Camp, No. 77. Woodmen of the World. A widow and eight children The children are: Marie, Sophia. George, Joseph. John. Adolph, Carl and Henry Badura. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon from Dunnlnga chapsL 414 East Alder street. t..i ..n.w xrw to Lm Herb. O. t xr Tjineanr. arrand-nepnew ot Captain George Pope, or mo wooa stock avenue. South East, arrived Bun . T- w a mm Rotterdam. aay, ubvihiuw --t - . C Holland, to make his home with the captain. Mr. Langeraa nas oh con siderable experience In a mercantile exporting house In bis native country and expects to follow the same line here. He will be followed In the course of a year by four brothera, who will make their homes In Portland also. Cusinma f-T MAKES COMPLAINT. Because of the danger of water mains being disturbed Dy tne root uo Water Engineer Clarke has filed ob jections to the recently adopted plan of laying the mains beneath parking . . .wn. e.nm eh ne-en&itv SU-1PB CO " . 3 ' " of tearing up paved streets. Engineer Clarke says tne piriinn j . bad for many reasons and urges against it in his report on the subject. Flumb Collapses; Max Hurt. Fred Boyd, an employe of the Pacific Bridge Company, was severely Injured about the head yesterday morning, when a flume collapsed on the partially com pleted Northwest Steel Dock at the foot of Lincoln street and threw him 20 feet to the floor of the dock. He was taken by an Ambulance Service machine to Good Samaritan Hospital. Rockptlb Sentencb 76 Dats. Seventy-five days on the rockplle was the sentence given Arthur Burleson, a young roan who was complained against by the young daughter of the woman with whom he waa charged with living without legal ceremony of marriage. Burleson appeared before Municipal Judge Stevenson yesterday and made little defense. Rebd Lecturb Axnocnceo. "Modern English Prose: Its Ancestry is the subject of the Reed College ex tension lecture to be given at the Cen tral Library at 8 o'clock tonight In President Foster's course on modern English prose writers. The lecture will be given by Miss Josephine Hammond, professor of English in Reed College. Bootleooer Promises to Bb Good. Promise to discontinue "bootlegging" saved Jay Despain, an ex-minister, from a Jail sentence yesterday when he appeared before Municipal Judge Stevenson and pleaded guilty. He was arrested with others by Plalnclothes men Miller. Wellbrook, Epps and Scbmidtke two weeks ago. East Sidb Homb Burns. Defective wiring caused the destruction of the home of D. R- Amadou. Fifty-fifth ave nuer South East Side, Sunday at mid night The lose was about 81600. Mr. and Mrs. Amadon were aroused by the smoke which filled thllr room. Little furniture was saved. Portland Calxdoniax Club, Jlst an nual Hogmanay concert and dance. In the Arion HalL Second and Oak sta. Wednesday. December 81, at 8 o'clock; good programme; best talent In city; Cardiff's Orchestra. Gents. 80 cents; ladles. 25 cents. A cordial Invitation ex. tended to all. Adv. Lectures to Bb Grrxx at Arlbta. The Reed extension Illustrated lectures, -The Voter and the City of Portland." will be given at the Arleta school, be ginning Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. The course consists of six lectures and will continue through January. Dr. Cardwell Improving. Dr. J. R Cardwell whose leg waa broken about five weeks ago. Is improving. The fracture Is knitting as If he were (0 year younger. The doctor hopes to be la his office within six weeks. Football University of Idaho ti Multnomah A. A. Club. New Year's day. Multnomah field. Game called 2:30 P M.. sharp. General admission 78 cents; reserved seat. 31. Tickets on sale at Archer Wiggins. Honeyman Hardware Company and A. G Spalding Bros. Adv. DANCE BAN IS URGED Methodist Ministers' Associa tion Adopts Resolutions. KROHN'S DISMISSAL ASKED Petition, Addressed to Board of Ed ucation, Asks That Bar Be Placed Forever on XT so of School Property for Any Dancing:. The Methodist Ministers' Associa tion at Its meeting yesterday morning adopted a modified form of the reso lution Introduced the week before by Rev. Charles C. Rarlck, pastor of the Central Methodist Church, with re gard to suppressing dancing in the public schools and dispensing with the services of Robert Krohn, director of physical education in the public schools. The matter will be brought up at the meeting of the Board of Ed- AJVXCAL IN GREEN WRAPPERS. The public Is cautioned that only ORE EN wrappers will be used on The Oregonian Annual, which will be on sale next Thursday. Wher ever sold, ready for mailing, the Annual will b In GREEN wrap pers. ucatlon Friday night when It Is ex pected that a large number of protest anta against teaching folk dancing; In the schools will be present The resolution adopted by the Meth odist ministers reads as follows: "Whereas, dancing of a varied na ture, under the name of folk dances, as well as under the name of folk games, has been taught and practiced in the publla school buildings and by the scholars of the several grades as well as the high school; and "Whereas, the great majority of teachers in our schools the larger teachers' association so voting and thousands of the most conscientious patrons of our schools, whose chil dren are In actual attendance at our schools, wo for various reasons, be cause such practices of dances in our schools are no essential part of an ed ucation, or because such things are foreign to the purpose for which our schools have been instituted and are carried on, or because they believe them to be Inimical to the purpose of making; good citizens of our boys and girls, or because of their antagonism to sound public policy, or because they are contrary to the laws of the state, which distinctly say 'No dancing shall be taught In any schoolroom.' Lord's Oregon Law, section 4062, paragraph 87 are Irreconcilably opposed to such teaching or practices In our schools; therefore be it "Resolved, that we respectfully re quest the Board of Education to take such steps as entirely to avoid In the future any further games or recrea tions for any or all scholars that can in any way be construed as dancing In the public schools or gymnaaiums attached to the various schools, or rooms used for recreation purposes un der the control of the Board of Edu cation; "Further resolved, that we recom mend that the Board ofEducatlon shall cause to cease at once the letting of our public school buildings for pub llo dancing, as a menace to the prop erty Interests of the city vested In such buildings." New Bills Open at tiie Vaudeville Houses Empress, VITH seven pretty, shapely girls W . appearing In the headline must cal comedy act with 40 wonderfully trained dogs In a well staged panto mime, with singers, dancers and gym nasts ef the best the bill at the Empress this holiday week is one that will nil the popular Broadway vaudeville tne ater every afternoon and evening. "The Canoe Girls" have a number of striking costumes suitable to the scenes of the musical comedy they present Added attraction to each scene Is af forded in the musical specialties pre sented. The act ends with a tableaux effect with the girls posed In canoea Bert Gardner assists 'Nina Collins In the solo and specialty work. Merlan'a dog pantomime is one of the best shows of Its kind that has ever been presented here. The dogs are faithful In portraying the characters nf the bride, the bridegroom. Innkeeper, firemen, peasants, villagers, the police and various others that go to make up an Interesting little community. It is a show that all the children should see. Ernest DuDllle Is billed as a singing comedian and he is right up to the mark in every respect Lester Bernard and Earl Lloyd pre sent a collection of mlrthmaklng antics and songs that win a dozen encores. Grotesque and daring In their aerial stunts on revolving ladders make the act of Aldro and Mitchell entertaining. One man's specialty is marvelous bal ancing, and the other's la his great strength of arm. The movies are ex cellent depicting scenes in all parts of the world. The musicians seem to enter into the holiday spirit and give some first-class numbers. Pantages. EIGHT great denizens Of the forest afford a mighty testimony to the triumph of mind and nerve over mere brute strength at Pantages this week in the lion act which Peter Taylor stages.- These shaggy-maned beasts are put through their paces by the dauntless Taylor with nothing more to help him than a slim whip and a light stick. They He down in a small space like birds in a nest considered one of the hardest of animal-training feats form pyramids, and. aa a climax, the trainer lumps on the oacK or tne Dig gest lion. The act was received with a storm of applause, renewed when Taylor brought back In his arms two little lion cubs. Easily the best equilibrist act that has been seen at Pantages tne past year was that staged by the Arnesens. The finale is thrilling In the extreme. A long wire is stretched from the stage to the far box In the upper tier. Un this Arnesen walks on his feet; then, putting on a black cap, he slides all the way down on his head, using his legs to balance him. The act air fers, too, from the majority In that all the work Is done In an ordinary suit as opposed to the tramp variety, or the Jeweled tights. Hetty Urma, a dainty Impersonator of men and boys, might wen d styiea the Vesta Tllley of America. Her Prince Albert and other suits are Beau Brummellsh to a degree, and It's hardly llkely the police would spot her as a girl on the street Her best song is "Sea. Sea. Sea." "Vacation Time" is a merry, tuneful farce, with a couple of ludicrous cob vlcts behind the bars and a kindly dls posed jailer on the outside. The "full timer" has answers that are mirth provoking and novel, while all three have pleasing voices which blend well in the songs they sing together. Another trio deserving of the ap- n... H. t r! thAm WRS a' JU- venlle one. headed by Tony Cornetta. These three youngsters put a vim and go Into their act all the time. They dance, sing and generally "fool around," the "Ylddlsher" and the Ital ian mixing It freely on occasions. Orpheom. NANCE O'NETT.Ty statuesqne ana ui pale gold, in shimmering raiment and deep rich voice, plays the role of an unloved wife, who seeks the affinity route to happiness in her sketch at the Orpheum this week. "The Second Asn Tray" la the peculiar title of the piece. It is East Indian in atmosphere. In cense burns and a turban-topped na tive servant salaams about Alfred Hickman, an actor of poise and dis tinction, plays the role oi a nar.urn.nsi, whose net passion is poisonous snakes. He haa become a drunkard, and his wife, who has never loved him, listens to the wooing of another man. Returns then the husband and the affinity Is hidden In the conservatory. The husband suspects his presence and throws a nolsonous snake into the con servatory. This gives Miss O'Neill op portunity to display ner dramatic acting. For a few moments the scene is Intensely emotional ana poweriui. The acting is really excellent and the sketch presents Miss O'Neill In the strong vital roles she is best known for. This is her first visit since "The Lily." A favorite from bis first entrance Is Bert Fltzgibbon. who is frankly a "nut the daffiest darrydU that ever daffvdllled. He makes versifications and puts In gestures with a loose cane and hat He has some i'TanK xmney Jokes with the orchestra leader and makes so much hilarity that the audi ence brings him back a dozen times. Of educational and artistic worm is the travelogue delivered by Martin E. Johnson, accompanied by motion pic tures of the Jack London tour of the South Sea Isles. Mr. Johnson was the only white man to make the- entire trip. He waa also the official photog rapher of the voyage, and the pictures were made of life and natives In the little known South Paclflo Islands. The pictures and lecture this season are entirely different from the series he used last season, nia supply appar ently being Inexhaustible. Dalsv Leon is dashing and a Deauty. She wears colorful clothes and sings In a "way-high" soprano. uesiaes which she dances merrily a few grace ful steps. "At the Reception" is the name of a nifty little act which J. Hunter Wil son and Effle Pearson present A con servatory is shown and a divan. The two wander on, chat a bit sing a bit and dance nicely, Roberta, who is a man. Is one of the beat Jugglers ever. He does all the old tricks In new ways. Assisting him is Bea Verera, who sings blithely all the while she assists. Opening the bill are Marlow and Duffy, two- eccentric gymnasts, who chase each other over and across and up and down the hori zontal bars. The act la rapid and well liked. 0 CLEW TO GEMS POSSIBLE Man Reports- Seeing Auto Party Find Handbag- in Road. A' possible clew to several hundreds of dollars worth of Jewelry and valu able papers, which were reported lost from a taxlcab Sunday by Mrs. Alma Mau, housekeeper for M. Senda, was given Detectives Abbott and La Salle yesterday by H. Austin, who I says an automobile party' found a handbag In the road at Union avenue and Mason street early yesterday. Mr. Austin said he noticed the hand bag lying at the side of the road aa he passed the point on a St Johns car. He said he left the car at the next corner to return for the satchel, but before he, reached the place an auto mobile containing several persons, who he did not know, stopped and one of the occupants picked the bag up. He said he thought no more of the matter until he read of Mrs. Mau s loss in -xne Oregonian. The detectives are searching for the autoraoblllsta. If the bag was the one lost by Mrs. Mau. while going to her home at 830 Rodney avenue, it ia:a in the road aM Sunday night APPLES SENJ TO PARIS Dr. Rloen Gives Box to Professor die Metchnlkoff. Professor Elie Metchlnkoff, director of the Institute Pasteur, Paris, re ceived a box of Hood River apples from Dr. Leo Rlcen, of this city, and acknowledged the receipt with the fol lowing letter: "Esteemed Colleague: I thank you very much for your kind remembrance shown by your unique gift of a box of magnificent rosy-cheeked Spitzen bergs. There was such a lot of them that I was able to divide with my friends and comrades, ' who enjoyed them very much. "Thanking you once more, I remain, yours very sincerely Ell Metchnlkoff." FATHER SEES SON 7 HOURS Dr. David Reed Will Be Host to Offspring Part or Today. Dr. David Reed, of Seattle, will be -ii . ...In In hi. 7.vnar.Qld son, David Reed, Jr, from 9 o'clock this morning until 4 o cioca tnis aiter noon according to an order issued yes terday by Judge Gatens. of the Juven ile Court After 4 o'clock this after noon, the boy will be returned to his mother. Mrs. Harrietts Reed, 1658 Portsmouth avenue. Dr. and Mrs. Reed were divorced in Kansas several years ago, the custody of the boy being given to the mother with the proviso that he should be al- 0 B n 01 ,NE CENT A DAT for peace of mind- Would you give as much as that to know your val uable papers are always secure from fire or theft T A private safe in pur modern vaults may be rented for even less Ac cessible every business day from 9 to 6 but access ible only to you or such other persons as you may name "Why take chances T 4VB Commerce Safe Deposit and Mortgage Co. PI 91 Third St, 'jy Chamber of Commerce BIdg. KJ Established 1892. " f 0 Warning to Investors in Mortgages! Solely for y o ur protec tion, we take this method of calling your atten 1 1 o n to the new real es tate law which goes into effeot Jan. 1, 1914. Limiting; the time within which your suit may be lilt alaed ' for the fore eUtira of TtWJJlD TRET KIUDIUS real etate For that portion of the new law referring to this subject phone, call or write for as many copies aa you desire. Title & Trust Co. Fourth, Near Stark lowed to go with his father during the summer vacation and Christmas holi days. Dr. Reed came down from Seat tle several days ago to get tne boy, out waa resisted by Mrs. Reed on the ground that be waa not a proper per son to have the care of the child. She appealed to the Juvenile Court to support her, and Dr. Reed waa cited to appear and show that he is a proper person to have the boy. Yesterday he told Judge Gatena that he is In a hurry to get back to Seattle. After be sees the boy today be expects to leave for the Sound city. juage uatens made the boy a ward of the Court which will prevent his being taken outside Its Jurisdiction without per mission. In the meantime Dr. and Mrs. Reed may have their divorce decree changed by the Kansas court settling the controversy between them. KATHLYNWILLIAMS. Fearless Photo Play Actress. Miss Williams Is the most fearless actress in the photo drama. She has taken more parts where courage and coolness are needed than any other act ress. Lions, tigers and leopards are like domestic animals to her. une is now appearing in a series called "The Adventures of Kathlyn," the first the Unwelcome Throne" is a roost excit ing and spectacular picture. They have been secured by the Globe The ater and the first three reels wUl be a part of Wednesday's - new pro gramme. Adv. SENSATION IN MUSIC TRADE -Ctl.M irnatn 1 1 ml un 1 ft HAlllnS- at actual cost 79 Pianos, Pianola Pianos. Auto Grands, Baby Grands, eta, all but T.a .h.nf. nf tnilRlfl frM with each IE. .haat mtpfhflflflil. TllSCOUnt 10 Per cent to bu per cent on an ipbituuihiilb ui i . .mat miiRfcfli mArcbnnaise aeoarx- ment including violins, mandolins, also band Instruments; aiso special oiiera In the Talking Machine department See advertisement on page 13 of to day's oregonian. aov. PADEREWSKI. Mall orders from both In and out of town for the Paderewskl recital, Armory. January 9. will be filed In order of their receipt and filled before the regular seat sale opens January 6, if accompanied by check and self-addressed stamped envelope sent to Lois Steers-Wynn Coman, 808 Columbia Bldg. Prices Floor and balcony, 82.50, 3, 1.60, 81. Adv. BLACK GOOD" SALE. Western Pochahontas coal, 88.50 a ton: Roslyn fine run, 88.60. Portland Suburban Coal Co. Adv. "Les Mlserables," the biggest film production ever attempted, based on Victor Hugo's literary classic of the same name, which comes to the Peo ple's Theater for one week, beginning Sunday, January 4, Is In two distinct parts, each complete in Itself and sepa rate from the other. To run the 11,000 feet of film would require at least three hours for each performance, so it has been decided to run the first half, "The Story of Jean Valjean," on Sun day, Monday and Tuesday, and the sec ond half, "The Romance of Cosette and Marius," on the remaining tour days of the week. Adv. NO WONDER HAZELWOD CANDY 13 SO GOOD ' It's made fresh every day, right here in Portland. Hazel wood Candy can ha pur chased only at The Hazelwood Confectionery and Restaurant Washington at Tenth. A Mark that is a credit - tn anv one's linen is the Union mark. It is a stamp as truth- for cleanliness as the U. . inspection purple. Handwork, and no chloride of lime used; prompt service; moderate charges. LA11Z3 They're here the new Victor Records for January Wouldn't you like to hear some of these new num bers that have just been issued? Here Are a Few of the Records: v ( Calvary 17479 ( Sua of My Soul gnnehtne Girl Medley One Trot Follies of 113 Medley Two Step Trot Berceuse Chopln) (Piano Solo) Lea Sylvalaa (Piano Solo) Cavallerla Ruattcana Sicilian La Forsa del Deatlmo Solenne ti 35S40 EE081 64887 70103 74341 87126 88461 Thais Medltatloa Alleluia The Kerry Daace (Violin Any time it's convenient ready to play Morrison Street at Broadway Other Stores San Francisco, Fresno, Los Angeles, San Coming Week VICTOR HUGO'S RENOWNED LITERARY CLASSIC Les Miserables" In two distinct parts, each complete in itself and separate from the other. To run the 11,000 feet of film would require at least three hours for each performance, so it has been decided to run, one part, "The Story of Jean Valjean," on Sunday, Monday and - Tuesday, and the other part, "The Romance of Cosette and Marius," to be shown the last four days of the week. Pronounced the Greatest Motion Picture Ever Made. Positively No Increase in Prices. Continuous Performance, 11:30 A. M. to 11:30 P. M. t NOW SHOWING IN SEVEN FINISHED PARTS All This Week, the Photo-Flay Version of "DAVID COPPERFIELD" Adapted From Charles Dickens' Celebrated Novel. ! The- New Year Iff i IV' 5 fl And the Old ti The Will Coaie NEW YEAR'S EVE Confetti and joy will join the grill balcony with the main floor, with a haze of music and beautiful colors, an ex travaganza to the ear and eye; pretty entertainers galore. PROGRAMME ALL THIS WEEK: Mlaa Fay O'Brien aad Hoi a Girls, "My Hula Hula Love." ' Mies Cecil Dohl and Compear, "The Wedding Glide," char acter Number, With Pantomime Wedding Service. Miss Maxlne Armstrong, Dainty and Pretty Soubrette Dlreot Prom the Hofbrau-QueUe, Sings "Where the Ragtime WluLVBsteJJe?8Wrigs-lr of the Latest Oriental Dances. Owens and Francis, the Gashouse Micks, In the "Lack Awana Spooners." 40 OTHER ACTS. OTHER CONTINUOUS FROM Tl30 TO 13 O'CLOCK. - Cabaret Grill SECOND AND BURNSIDE DoYouWant Do you want a po.ltlon where your iklll and knowfedce call for con stant advance? XOC CAN HAVE IT. Because the business men of Port land have provided and support the T M C. A. Day and Night Businees and Trade School. Hundreds have secured eucb positions aad bad the salary raise Vou can. Call or address Room 419, T. M. C A. bids., and you will receive full Information in respect to the following: EFFICIENCY SCHOOLS. 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