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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1915)
TIH: 3I0RXING ORKGOXIAX, WEDXESDAT. DECEMBER 1. 1915. liiSISii W lilwill AvwroR wh --m pt4 torn ttn too la llamlltoa Smith. co ef 15 But valued f Kaleraa etaff. appelated Tetara raarea-m'at'v laat weak. Mr. Urntta rTi4 la L AUa tKa tr day aad after eataMts&las: bl head-ej-tarter la that place l prwead to viait ail toe ettlee oa te Pacific Col. mnn aslcn Portland alll ta a early as. Altar taat b a-UI eaef tha Tiocsy rBtala .acrct. It U Ua d.eire of (Ha imtf ta hae aa active "eet- ... nuuTiuufa ax ay trip ta I,. :- at eaort Interval and l!t lr ail tha Ur(t Weetera cttlaa. "hi etn-ir ja tfta iitux and taka ta t.1. :tera filn m.a a better lslkl lata Healera aee-raai. a a Julia Eta-rer. as-aaadevlUlaa and tar a "Tsa Maatar a taa Uouaa." wtU a aaaa ta alrtaraa la tsal rK'rii at tha IK. lor loawra. 1. ft. ar aa-vera! tie flaye ta te '- a a a ti th Co nr af Taala." a corfl T-.m-.a-. la drama, will etar ! Iae-. -aaii kaaaa aa a aar. Mae Daaer )u kaaa aa4 r tka Kalera re Bear aa4 bar prod ttttea vIU epp-ear at loxal taeaie- noa a a !- Jerce. tka attract e-eloal -tr-aa. - left Kalera a year a. U -.nte-a:atlaa a ratara ta tka fila&e. 'ia Jr. attar snarrta la Moor, kaa Ire4 a vaer f pease aad anat. kit a- tka I la a-. tea ara eer kar aad It la aad ta aa vary ares aMa mat aka Mr aaoa ratara ta ta a-viea a a a Tie Laaay alarer kea Jut aa-tiu.-H OaraJ-tiaa iarrar'e eit pi'-t-ire. Tata 9 la I: en.' Vn atll aa raadr ta J-nuT r-adra 4a Cardaaa l" ka k-ra aad Tkaa-4ra KuBerta tka viltiaa. a a a Aid Pavteaa ar aa paid tl par aac- M fa kaa aark ta ! "Pllad Oirt or prt ." :eral4iae farrar received 91 a tniajta far kr Ti;m." a a a Taama lUavl'oa. trta lol-iof af ta -aidal raad a-Ht IJ.lf aaaa. "Tka tn.adaaaa af Virt. haa iat arTifad In Asrtra aftr aimoat a yaar aad a lf at tna front wita tsa l"BIiak army. M tka aiakt at t"a firat ap pra ra'4 apaa toadaa. Mr. Ilami.ioa wa aaataraad aaan-naad af tlw ar I ni ad tka alr. Hna - ta jtm.rw-a la ta arraaca for tka pablfc-a tioa af kla aawaat aarial la ana af tia f utw aad ta ronf.r w lift lkarl. -ttJtn la racard to tta plar praduc- K - m k'jiI f . J Sat WMMatt Tva ri waa kla fir.t aaportuattr ta aa -Tka H'lada-.a af VlMua - All kl ataar plara ara ta ka pl-tartaa4 la tka lr f jtura. At kia lafa reuatrr kora la tka f n at akiiH kark ta tka Ht.l raatut-T. Mr. aad Mr. Ilaaslltoa ka ataB!t.-B.ad a keapital -rhr tha ra rartnr for - woaadad offlrara Mra. llarnilCaa. aha aaai.ta fear kuabaad In a I kia aatarprt.. la a Cdliforata S rt. a a a P-rattr littia Marcurita rka. w.'a IU at kar aait a la Tka Prlnca and taa Paupar.' r: tt la a proud aioataaf la par Ufa to ba aMa to ba Ida atar af tia first Mark Twata prodac. tioa tkat kaa aaar appaarad aa tka .1 -V,-a-iV-a- f-l-r' CLZ3 Patfea a 111 ralaaaa todaril" pwa af -Xaal af tka Nay "Tl Or-4i Cl I Oaaaral Maaacar Loal J. Caanlar kaa aa at aal aa ampkalic daalal of taat Talk aad formal a li.ta.a raarrft Ui La.t cat lad Tka faery Coadrar. a ko la kppaarla la - ik iiia lUaada " wu bora la Portlaod aad lirad kara a kaa a cUX a a a Butk Ika praaid'fit. A. P. Tuwatl. and aacratarjr. B. T. Jor-jaaaon, f tka Ua Aacilaa Caaaor Board, kaa ra- .irrt.d br tna ra.u.t of Actio Mayor .thkoaakt. Tna koard la uolroln .MM.r.-iuk fhartoa I hi. araak. AO ordiaaac prohibiting any paraoa roo- aartad alia any motioa pieiura ara frara aarln an tka t anaor Hoar a kaa kaa a auaaaat'd. Chaaaa -aara mada asalnat Ida Loa Anaalaa Board to tka atfart tkat maasbara bad ra-r.it-4 too nay front rarlala film fnaa of that rlty. and that aniaa b4 ae aulrad lataraata la moUe pictura Ikaatara. a a a What protniaaa to ba ona of tha moat arti.tli- of all reran! tnolloa picture production, aad la aald ta ka a roaa irrpiara of pbotearaphr. la "Diaaa." a I'lutoaraph picture, (eatartnt Mil Valkyrtea. tha Beautiful Daal.h dancer. A number af beaattful maldan. aelert a. for ability aa terpalrhoraaBs and tfeaeptaB. aa well aa tor their physical aad facial perfection, trl.l bo aaaa acalnat packfrounds of matchless baa sty. a a a A bit af dlulon that baa baaa coin; tha round of moTle circle la tka diaapproval for tha camera ea praaaad by tha warnen of Berkeley. For tfta first lima men sturfanl were ad miti.4 .1 llaarat riM t"r tha Hrka- lay tromaa'a annual Iraea meat, w ia ook advantaca af toa cprnoiu. i' A ihjifM war. eiQtDtr man. Camaraa and kodaks ware welcome, but wnea a motion picture operator applied for admia.loa ba waa refusad. No films vera made af tha event. a a e -Vanity Fair." Mr. Ftsk't, faatura of Tbackaray'a brilliant sat Ira. la pro-rlna moat popular wherever It la seen. "Van ity Pair" will ba shown at a Portland nol Ion plrtara bouso la tha aezt few weak. a a a Ona of tha stars that for so Ions; en joyed a wide and dee popularity was I loranre la ar ant a. vi no lor mora man a yaar and a half ha been recuparailns; frora aa Injury to her spin. Mis UerM' baa been paaslns; tha time oa bar New Jersay farm. he Is (o ratara to bar old placa co tha scrcaa OQO- a a a Frederick Tmesdall. who kppaara l support of Clara Kimball oung In "Camilla. Is an Amsrican aci-r waa bora la Coldwater, Mich. Ila re ceived hie aduratloa In tha public schools and later waa a student at Ann Arbor Collage. Pa. Ides bains; actively inlrrested In athletics, ha was promi nent la amateur theatricals while in collate. Ftvo of tho IS years mat na . . . .n.nl with oa a " - Ktella Majrbrw la "The fuwanee River. Mr. True.arll IS marriea. and ma -la Kthel Dovey. sister of Alice Dovey. alio well known la fllmdom. Mr Truaedaii will beat ba remembered a tha child In -The Fortune Munier. ana a. a retired oertnanently from tha stare. and aha and Mr. Truesdell "re tha par ent of two attra-tlv morni-ri V-:- - i'f -A' . J Vi. .f- L-la a. ; ...sasai V Today, Friday and Saturday JULIUS STEGER : aw i -ggf f i y. Wai-Puaal 9 i V: 2 LEAVES HIS WIFE3 FOB THE GOVKJtSWS In a Photoplay of Deep Thought AXD THE CiOVERXKSS OSLV TRICKED HIM MAST E OF THE .ill waaa , ni. j wu t:-- f H.'a Faithful and Old-Fashloned Wife, Seeks to Craze in Pastures New, tA23&i32? "5rH- Bhmi'r" R"un" to H! F"n' Fo,a Sadder ALWAYS GOOD PICTURES 1 J J m aaaa, 9 a- T"T"?i TTlK H f&X IT iU J5. f O IK JU ,i N , WASHINGTON AT PARK STREET. ft n Incidental business to come before I OT I nillP PrriP I 1 1 II I I IM 01. LUUIuULLIAu UimilU JUDGES CONVENE SOON PORTX-A1D rLA. ESTEBTAIJf MEItT OF too COVVTT OFFICIAX.. Caaveatiaa af Ore area Aseaclatlea Will Opaa la Caarraaaaa t Wrssr day far Tkrre Daya. a. .1... t. a.ra tor 100 COUnty Jadac and County Commissioners are bsln-r mada by Coromlsslonerk liolmao and Holbrook In anticipation of tha convention of tha Oreon Aasoclatlon of County Judges and Commlrnloners la Tortland December I. and 1. Ae csptances already racld Indlcata that each county in tna staio " --a represented. , . . Mr. Ilolman. abo U actlnr president of tha association. Is preparing- a pro gramme, which will ba reaay to man to all tha association bii-kh .. t ..I. hnmaa Judaa Kd- inrj va-a - ward C Judd. who h returned to the private practice or law. rni-nm tha nraatdency of the organlxation. and asked that Mr. Holman carry forward hi work. Next Wednesday, December 10. the -i - f tha rnnventlon. will be occupied with sessions In a spar court room, room 320, Courthouse. Addresses on various phases of the work of County Judges and Commissioners win he delivered, and earn aonrroa followed by aeveral three-minute talks. i . Thuradav will Da nam in and Incidental business to come before the convention. ; Friday the -visitors will be taken in automobile to Inspect Multnomah County's roads. Friday nlsht the aa soclatlon will be -ruest of the Cham ber of Commerce at a banquet. Commissioner Thllo . Holbrook. of Multnomah County, la secretary of the a-soclatlon. and. W. H. Mattoon. of Clackamas County, is treasurer. t ST. JOHNS PROJECT WAITS Water Company Sck to Show Why City Should Boy Plant. Pending further investigation, the City Council yestsrday postponed flnel action until December 10 on the pro posal to sell flSS.000 la water bonds to raise money to build a complete wa ter system in St. Johns. The delay was at the request of tha fit Johns Water & Llubting Company, which company wanta more time In which to show rea sons why the city should buy the water plant now in ft. Johns rather than con stmctlns; a duplicate system. The Council arranged to have a pub lic hearing of the proposition on De cember 10. prior to the adoption of the ordinance. StocVmrn Boy Brngstore. I.A. GRANDE, Or, Dec. 1. (Spe cial.) Gua Levy and Will Vogol. promi nent Union Stock Show boosters and stock raUer. have boutrht the Newlin .lr.io-.tore. Mr. Ivy alone, however. MISSOURI -PACIFIC OFFICIALS HERB OS VISIT. ARB Direct Krelaht aad Faaaeaiter Iloutlag From Portland and North-vest la Propoaed. Why don't the people of the North west ship their freight through St Louis, and why don't they travel that way In going- to and from the Kast? This is the question that Harry M. M. Adams, general traffic tnanager, and J. N. Githens, assistant general traffic manager of the Missouri Pa cific, brought to tho attention of Fort land business men yesterday. Mr. Adams and Mr. Githens are here on a Joint mission of pleasure and business. Mr. Auams Is a former Port land man. 110 waa in the Northwest for nearly 15 years and received all his early railroad training here. He was assistant general freight agent for the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Com pany for a period of years, and when the North Bank road was built became its first general freight and passenirer agent He left Portland early in 1910 to become traffio manager for the Western Pacific, and subsequently was promoted to his present position. Both Mr. Adams and Mr. Githens took frequent opportunity yesterday to point out the advantages of using- the ... . i t.....v (ti mntltlon "A'lln I. LUUIS n i . ...... ,.. r fhn t-hicaeo gateway. They argue that k. ,ot ara tha same, the time is the same ana vuo . w - Somehow, people in travelinc East from Portland almost invariably use the Chicago gateway. This practice has caused all through trains to be routed to Chicago. None move between Port land and St Louis. Through service between Portland and Kansas City is maintained, however. Mr. Adams and Mr. Githens are trav eling In an office car and are accom panied by Mrs. Adams. Mrs Githens and by their secretaries. They were entertained at luncheon yesterday by W. C McBrlde, general agent lor th Missouri Pacific in Portland . They will remain in Portland until Sunday Thd probably will visit other North western cities before returning to fat LouiJ. . REGRETS ARE SHORT-LIVED Patrolman Reinstated by Death of Gill Soon After Dismissal. . The regrets of Earl Nelson patrol man on Captain Inskeep's relief, at his dismissal from tho force because of the budget reductions, were short - lived Tuesday morning he said good-bve to his brother officers at police headquar ters An hour later Patrolman James C GIH waa accidentally shot and killed h. hi. own gun. Nelson headed the Ci. Powell is the next in line for r. anointment a a patrolman. tha .am rl. wun ar.i.i- - - . ' " . . rntnAV n ti urn ft v l--s '-a-,a -aa , THURSDAY FRIDAY SAlUKUAi rr,, r igBiiir-.i-i.r-. Martyrs off the Alamo ! f " -.:r"'..'r. "":"" . "T.. " . 7.'T' . i aaaaaaaaaaMMB-aaaaai , ., x Drre-tioo of W. O.rUty Cabanna. fuprrid by DavlJ W. Crif fita. THE CAST cit rvr svmi ......................................... -SAM DECRASSE Saan"a"":::::::::::::.:::::: W7.E'S KAM HOt'JTOM - T M JLS ON DAVID CROCKETT IVfrfd PACCT JMl'5 EOWIE .ALrKLU JrAutt OLD SOLDir.R OF REVOLUTIOXARV WAR AUGUSTUS CARNEY fOtONEL TRAVIS JOHN DILiO CXPTAIS PtCKIXSOX lJJr? J5. J WR-t. DICKIN50N. .ORA CAKE w OLD SOLDIERS DAUGHTER JUANITA HANSON Uaaie arrkrrtrd knd aJpt-J by Joseph Carl Brcil A Griffith supervised five-part frontier drama graph ically picturizing the courageous, but hopeless, defense of the Alamo, combining a story of thrilling interest with a historical background. Those wh. have seen "The Birth of a Nation" know what Griffith dU with ZfIhm!Lt SiYed by Wireless A riotous farce on the modern twenty-first century meller-drammer.'with thrills and glee in each eyefulL Directed by Walter Wrifht. Superrlsed by Hack Bennett. THE CAST Tan CHIEK .yi? "Ai'hnok on'the'eve'of war' Trie to siesi lua .MACK SWAKH " la"T tttMiiiwr ofBuUV dau-iht;r-ch.nKe. his plans. THtlR ACCOMPLICE. A BDTLKR A most -illainous servant. THK JI"fISTElt or WAB. . ...... A much perturbed and anxious person. Hl Hf"C.SS7bia-ka" "ui thi' ipVlnir- irime: HEbus"p?cron is directed Vo him as Vhe code-book thief. WALTER Kl.lSTBERfl Chief of the ever-alert Keystone police. ....CHESTER COXKXI!f .A5DBEW A7CDERSOX KICK COGLEI ORA CAREW HAJtRT HTCOT CONTINUOUS, 10:30 A. to 11 P. M. Triangle Features Are Shown Only at the Columbia There In no second ran in PortLuni. V . II I ' 1 W I I ! MATINEES 10:3)) to :00. OiUreti ......... ..5c Lacra ....... ... ..30f 1A New York pays "V EVENINGS vVr for Triangles. Ute- sol 15c THE THEATER OF NO DISAPPOINTMENTS SIXTH AT WASHINGTON 1 11 I.,.- -J mi 1:' 'ft s-rJ r 3 1 1 r- V.L pa.ai'i ssi S a .... ' r .a aaaMU I" ' "I ihiism' a-'H-lrtis ': i. i '' u J. in
