Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, December 10, 1915, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texttiit: morning oregontax, fridat, dece3iber 10, 1915. .SPIRIT OF 1 WILL ? PERVADE G1TYT0DAY Moving Picture NemsJ' : Mats and Charities to Collect -Bundle Day- Offerings to Provide Cheer. PLEAS OF WEEDY POUR IN CVxtiinx foe- (TilMfr I octt mt oppli or IomIIm of Amy Hlstd Will II Wt romnl bf i orkere. nTlltTin TO rwmT w a lis- rt i -tit: AotMlltl l) I II llimi:. rre.su..r reported. .....ItZtVlT ti'Mxtrear JO". I'ompaBy.. II .rol l .t. I.UIert I'5r Tl Aeo-lt!oa V.avntoa Lode. N. J. A . a ! A. M. . . r. n. m.tofi. rur. m... cr r.r I'Dl'imbit Jtel I omp4r . 1:. Orll K Mt-v IL w. lurron. treasurer CSMt-ri4 I nloo V. A. Lentaold. Ui:i- loto Or Ttl IIJIIIT Contribution shea!, b. ! to n. a. Maori. treasurer of the ..aaocioted: Chsntieo, at Lad 4 Tiltoa Ha,. "e secretary of fie Aari''i Charltlee at 4tl 1'iimintrrUI blc. or t Th Oro--aia- In'orrmatloo, a la dona tives of a?olt shonid be Hl I ISo A t-t4 Charm, at 411 'omm"- l block, telephoaee M.ia IiiJ an. A HIT. f: , ,V - - v-' A V" " V v II J II rt ' - (' - jj 1 -.... '.j 111 cTvS y-' isA n jv fa', AZr 4crss?p Or ZZ &creerx TTi i "ron'llo dT In Iowa. A4 ti lt Iho bt clrrUo It will atrlrlly lr f-wn frn7i I or.xk ihl moraine ' ntil 12 o'tlork loniC&l ! tro ny v( yo ero to en cf In . ft4rttMo erioliA!lon lhl I vooklnc , t rI:o Sitr iiMtf lh aoodf and f.rtui tt lilt fe e -lty. tf lt mnT. a4 la lh moatr, . T il It tfoo'l la b Bteaor. II trajr enir a aa'tto ef a 14 c!e(h -ilv ri:iTmr.i tod at. Vunsot IiUn4 of ROBT- licti.- Cotuabla "Tho Fablo Lorcba.1 ila Mc1-- MJ'tlr lnplrttea." Nolleaol Tho Woman rajr." poopUo "Tb Frtnco aad Iba fopor.- rirkford "A Putlorfly a tba P Irk ford. TIIRttXJNOLT rcatUtle tboalar follawtnc a flro. lo th a mool coovlnrlnc "- r ,lAio'. or a .k of Tour, or t, a I 0rc rn"1 rroc4lBC. ara falar.4 i,rn. ,.. . ,a.. m -A itaiiomr on in . a pie- " - - par (. aI coa tt:t Iloob oat tba I4 and I A TIIRILLIN arm iho bty and aplrtla of an A ,c,a frt jii.t. cn. rrhp It a a tack of I ,n,r i . . . . . .. II I. rron a kmio yoara no. m n .ft or tns It t eao of tba charllabl I T ........ -n nro. In.tttntloaa of h cliy. or ! talo-1 Mniin llolbreok Bllnn aad Vlrlan rTn , hr raa ad ol la Joar I Martin a ro-iuri. ba In addition to ikn Inr It I pctacular t.aturo. artutle ot limn a aa ai 11 larior in im wrrn Cbildroa'a rWaia Mal. I for o-jfcllc commondalion. Aaitln IB tho Mat anl tho AmwUIH I th cat aro liforfu llatpb. Juno FIl rnaritu aro o.ooclali aemlo to --tlMco aad John lllrro. M: '' rIol! irD lhiBa- fori Th aiory rolato bo rcr Admaa. so !:(; on a atocklaci. ctolbaa Til A-It..i f-arr.o ra-alva4 "fli In r rk a r r.llaf f4B4 y.o. .Iira amarcry 1 Tbia "iM ih t(l of ihf fund 10 itJin: anaBrrrlnr outwardly to tba appella tion of "wild man." moata Katharlna Branton. Tba flrl. an Idealist wbo would dUponia with man-rnada lawa, la waahod on tba Island after ship wreck follovlna ber ocean voyaaa with VaUntlna La n it ford. Of court they Anally com to an underatandlns of th eternal things of llfo. but not without many trials and tribulations. Tropica. Marfurrlte Clark, with her entranc ing vehicle. Tbe i'rlnc and th Pau per. conrludlnc an enfment at the Peoples Theater thla week, disproves th theory that co "turn playa bar had their day on tha arreen. and prorea why ah was such a succeaa In mualcal rom edy. Hardly at any place on tha screen does Uarcuerlt fx anyone Into be lievlnc aha Is a boy. Of count aha Culn'l Intend to. "Th Prlnc and th Tauper." a Para. I ins rn-aioro J"'"" - nrat of a numbae of Mark Twain atarlaa to "ba plcturled. la a moat OttlnsT Intro, durtlon to lb series, and presafrs much pleaanr to tho public and much proni 10 th producers. Plays adapted from popular aiorlaa often are dlaap point inc. for they frequently do not carry out our rhertahed Ideas of tba rharartera aa they were created In our tmacinatlona. Mmply for tba reason that tha screened prince and pauper are replicas of th prince and pauper moat popl baa Imagined, lb lay la delightful. torttatlon of a play aeon In Portland , ton and her huabanl. short.y arler their henertnooa. ar drlf".ln apart b UaO ef lha Kuibuntt -ITO do- volloa o bialna.a. A frlen4 of the ftmllr. I'olilagwood. la la a with lt aad tries to win ber from Ad- maatun. tha Is aerloualy rompromlaed Majmlc. Inspiration. that dartn mnllon nle. l" ' eitrlhatle raee I ved roo a the jealooay of a woman friend I lure production In which Audrey Uun. wa a aurnaar of warm remfortar I but Juat feafor a dlrorr la srant'4 lol,an (na noted artists' model, presents Admasioa tno suuatiou la tlrn aaa i nereelf as unconscious r to the nubile kappmea Is realored. las to any bias sculptor, will continue at Iba Majeatlc Theater durlna the re- Colambla. I malnder of Ibis week. Aa much com ment baa been Indulged In regarding f a nea-lT fapi'te tins br K ixrong. ef the Htl 'Uff-74. riotklng was '"'-I be V'a. A. I. Mamaay. Mr a. . ruc an. f-a. M. Mtrkay. wail . It M. lirr. ga soma raaa4 f l-u rWo ta I4 toioaa. Ita-o are sorao of tho reeea IMal an I Ike A--it.4 Cbarltkea for vaaei-4a: Vaa, anl wife s4 hra rhIMr.n, Bt . I 4 J yaara. see. f no-i. f . an4 rllli M . has la ronanoa la '' '! t trr work, hi baa feeea a It f)R-l ear ..tiaii wlrn, fi,a) netta rMt-traa. II Trorh. 1 an. I a v.ara ol4. dpanlanl " r. fn r aad ""'in Mi l f iKtitii wn a a "' li buatisg work, cas t'ad m y man I. Ma a4 wife wltf bre eftrMrea of Sate own. an4 trtatr marrta4 SUacbtae " I " I tela f(Mf.B, 4'arta4 fer !''. la aatitila ri rtrumstaac ea. ft.r Ira aao4 of fooal J -The baMo .rr ho. " b . h mM I lh. morml of Iho nim. naturally th lib propn.tr b r,!e4 -The Mack pubtle baa sought nrst-hand Informa Juak." a Traaglo-rino Arte produrtloa I . . .M. .. , .. f.otarlag Thomas J.rT.r.oo and Tuityl,,,.,,, b IU(M d ih crowdlag of tha War.haiL oiwe4 yeeterlay aa lha bead-1 kouae many times. Itaa alirofllaa al Iho I nlumbl ear altrartiT i drama). How. nres MlAllal SH a4. Ho..oa,..a a ... . , e aaae aj aawilia'g WUg .rac.. ,n,. ......... , rogatory remarks aneni tbo nttlng " ' - I - nwr aucveaa, out ina artist, upon '"" and the sPlatiHid Orlla! In- ,o-lng the draped Mlaa Muneen cried: l.ror.t.tiea of Tully Marshall, may bo. I-An: Th model of my dr-am.- This II .aa 4" little mora than divlda honors ,rrunls for tho title. -In.Dlrallon - with -Mol.n Nagic. will, l.ayrnon4 4in bp tho success of tho sulplor hi a . B. .. tat tka I X. o-ejo. a o t ak VI Al kT I .a ... to romanr wnirn nnallr united the pfavldir many mmutea of I artist and modal. The Dim la oduea- Bi.rnm.ni lllonal In trial BUrkhA.. t.. ... I . -The f.M. Lore ha" denroa Its aama lb ,rt of mklng a body mask Is given, from a Junk, or Chin. so boat, own.dlwitr. Mta Munsen sncaaed In plaster by John Pot. Chin.a hatfhrood. ' of I'trit. la Vr. Mareaell la "real pre - ir. jer farsoo ptas Ih rnla ef Robert and li-Ha:' NEW DISTfilGT FORMED nnln aaau a . no o .io--a . nUAU I AA ULDAIt I 00 AT ' Robert. ro-rtable. rtcb and "B""BB l.... ... - o... - - - . - - ...I oAKXIw HAfLi y Urn aii.arra nnajrti Tllll Pterwaa Lara- of sad anally a near-drowalag ar later. I SCHOOLS I.w ULlcrTE. Isporsoo; on mo otws eeiorw too vtr B3A. la loIen lagtc- tho eomody trio ptreelor of Jktalh Irrlha of Oreaea at H . A stotsn scroll, giving! mis aaraaiiaaT Poay la t. A. nertag. of Vale, Or, l. Mill for nihwaja. A d.bota ci a no martt of lha pro- paa. ro.ietjr t levy for road pur- pooea iir ba h.I4 befr Ih Portia a 4 li:t port at II U loday la lb rfih iter dutiag-roon ef h rmmr rial rpja bnlUlng. K. R M Na'Jsloa .''" aa.a la 'SHrtry report of the advisory budget .mm'.t.. r wki.-h he u a mernsr Is ter ta the paor to aerompllah anything, la that about which th plot cooler, wntia enaeea ana maion ariu clan play hoe with a bappy family aad Its gue.ta. National. fNIVCRjIITT OF ORCfiOV r...a... ree. fpeclatl rifty Oreaon blah schools are now members of tha nmano .aa - i-oooiing league and thai ' e..i. ."a rv-.-r . a.,.-,. -I ..,.,,. . . , 7 ' . ; tre... made ber Portland apr-aranc - ... " rj . . ' ' " ""en ROAD FUSS DRAGS UN Council Delays Action Over Linnton Boulevard. are several of us who bava Interest in tha proposition. And then tha Council adjourned to wrestle with the problem on Decern ber 17. CLAMOR IS MADE FOR PAY 1 3frm Who Financed Project Become Impatient Over Postponement of Decision as to An.ece.a ment Policy. Although property-owners alone the new Linnton boulevard bad understood that the City Council Intended at a spe cial meeting yesterday to glv a deci sion on th proposition of assessments for th construction of the boulevard, they wer disappointed, for th Council was bo nearer a settlement of tha trou ble at th meeting man they were three weeks aio. when tbo case first was considered. Th boulevard baa been completed and the costs assessed. Property-own ers hav objected and threaten to go Into th courts on the ground that the city cannot collect more than a part ot the assessments because th final cost was about double th original estimate and th court hav held that the city cannot collect on more than a reason able Increaae of this kind. Iiedlaga Are Belaa Traced. City Attorney La Kocho has had his office force working almost night and day In an effort to run down all the proceedings by which Linnton waa an nexed to Portland. He has hoped to find some flaw In 4 be proceedings which would enable Portland to annul th an. nexatton and throw the boulevard prob lem back on Linnton. He saya he cannot hav Ma report completed until December IT. The Coun cil therefore will attempt to reach a settlement on that day. 'I wish the Council would take some action." said Frits Strobe I at yester day's sesalon. I am the man who financed this work and the wort has been don and accepted for a year and re have no, money. We have received some warrants, but tney cannot be cashed. We hare placed these with banks and we have to pay Interest. We are entitled to our money. peedr Action la Desired. 'It was distinctly understood." said Abe Tlchner. "that tba Council was to give a decision today. I am one of the warrant-holders In thla case and I think tha Council should hasten Its ac tion. You gentlemen must realize that the Interest on the warrants goes on every day." 'I think." said Mayor Albee. "that soma of us realise that the Interest is accumulating and that somebody has to pay IL" "Tm. said commissioner nsir. "mere FARM VALUES INCREASE Property Near Cbchalis Brings Profit of $11,000. CHEHALIS. Wash.. Dec . (Special.) As an Indication of the Increase In the value of farm lands In Lewis County In the section directly tributary to Chehalla. a deal Just closed by Eli Spencer and William Spencer in th sale of their H 3 -acre farm three miles south of Chehalla affords a most strik lng example About eight years ago the Spence brothers came to Chehalla from Oregon to buy a Newaukum Valley farm. Fo 19 acres they paid 14509 cash and as sumed 12500 mortgage, making the pur chaso consideration 17000. Since that time three tracts have been aold off th original 1(0 acres to three Individual owners. The consideration received by the Spencers from the three tracts was f 2oo. The deal Just closed Is for the re malning 143 acres of the farm, whic hss been sold to Kd Knight, of Puyal lup. Wash, for lit. 000. making a total of I If). 000 received for the entire place profit ot 111.000. MERCHANTS AT BANQUET Vancouver Companies Seek to Pro mote Home Industries Patronage, VANCOUVER. Wash, Dec. 9. (Spe claD Cream weighing 1.000.000 pound: or more than on of the enormoua stee apana of the Columbia River Interstat bridge being built here, was used in making butler during the past year by the Jersey Creamery Company, of thi city. This was brought out at a ban quet last night by the Jersey Creamery Company, the Vancouver Flouring Alills and the Royal Baking Company to local merchants to oromote patronia Ing home industries. The Vancouver Flouring Mills had a payroll of $10,373 the past yr. paid $748.50 taxes and $450 street improve menta. The Royal Bakery Company paid oat In salaries. $10,402.42: ror flour. $16. 968.05; milk. $1504: fuel. $672: lard, $2632; printing. $600. and $1300 for ex press. SCHOOL TO BE DEDICATED Kindergarten Branch of St. Helen's Hall on Site of Burned Building. The new St, Helen's Hall kinder garten and training school for kinder garten teachers will be dedicated on Monday at 3 o'clock with Impressive services at which Bishop fcumner win preside and will make the formal ad dress. He will be assisted by the chap lain. Rev. W. A. M. Breck. and mem bene of the clergy who are on the board of trustees of St. Helen s Hall. The building is erected on the former site of the hall that waa destroyed by fire about a year and a half ago. It is artistically planned, n llerht, airy and thoroughly modern In arrangement. LAST TWO DAYS THOMAS JEFFERSON TULLY MARSHALL In a Griffith Supervised Mystery Drama "The Sable Lorcha" An Oriental Story of the Smuggling Trade RAYMOND HITCHCOCK AND MABEL NORMAND IN STOLEN MAGIC Keystone Comedy No Second Showing on These Pictures COLUMBIA The Theater of No Disappointments SIXTH AND WASHINGTON m hi TODAY AND TOMORROW ONLY vfri Last Opportunity to See MISS AUDREY MUNSON Ha 1 T f Ijiii; Jp $l ' ' .iiiiii g f. X ill ""z- I 1 1 1 t m 3' The Famous New York Model The Modern Venus The Woman With a Perfect Form In the Most Daring of AH Photo-Plays if mspirattiOE Although Miss Munson appears in the nude, no offense can be taken on ac- i- e ju j J.. jl fl LUUUI. Ul CAU cine ctxiiau tllU cuu cational value of this masterpiece. A Production Beyond Criticism fhji jif count of the extreme artistic and edu- (i it "aVlstis Joit & M. Yaienflk at.,.ao. a a I vr;rr c0,e,r. :,;rbT ;:.rv.T:-:rVh,vv.r;r n .;7hrb..r. o: :P:-o T. rn.n.aVJby 5" "IX EXT., VUSr: TT nlTV ! ..7.1 a." 4 Cf '- fci.-id to th. v.r'g. of VmT?'': al V,U m ,h n,h KXrZl.ric ""SyVMm Th. membership ,. ,h. remaining r i7rabT. o-e r J"V'- CUr"' ' .pl.nd' t opportunity to display h-r ' dl.trlcU Is claaslfil aa follows: la In. noli. """ To veraal.lo dramatic latenta. A strong . :ar Dutrv-t MnU. olai, aiarab- U '"' .... ..India. Mario Kmnresa. Id ward fletl. N,r,a Weed, foooiii. 1 m-m saa-os ...m CHARITY BENEFIT IS $100 niiiaiion lllh Madrnta ;s "AotwM; Mng fog Needy. rfterttv nt.r4 mors than $! Hr!ie4i whets tha sttdani Bt t asb- natet II il avhoot gave a benefit pro grange. : aaa ra:;d aa "Aeaatsbly Hi." and more thaa le of the 13.10 !i l.at. rM I rant t bear I'. Tie hBfit Was rrar.J y th ehanry lufMi of the n'ahiatna li th afrat ftvaroctar f lnmrre. and waa "'11 at t"" r-T ar i.Mnbly b"as. M waa la ei'r of it Mis IUr HI"". 'Mol. b la a vica.preal ' of lha rh.bf. aad aa sora, bead ef it l4d'T toraon. 4:io wi t obtaia tiat ef n..T mi:i ffooi tie Asso "a'.aol l'Mlli aol etbar rreittr an4 l o money ralaod, will he davota.j to ri,.f. PreiJVrlon l.aoaiy ( inlt );ss. rrMj:T-i.v. rr. r-. ? :al -TRe I ecli.- UiM 4) I'ooar I'omraDT t affare't too ela.irt.- junior rangee aa prtaa to the too eirte ef l .-ird grade In an.t:loa who air' to ta Past eaaae oa larr.-tty. N limit placed onj t laatn Of tto article, hut the koaj of tho o.a of elartrlrlty Is la raiao trwft a;. afa it a in piriag Ifta WlnoaPa. Ta agSaalloff ran'a f-u-n It, W. iO.nl. loval a 1 1 4" r wi la. iu;at, Hronaan and John K. Howera. supports lha alar. Th lov of thro mn tor one woman, enlarging th 'eternal triangle" to quadrensutar proportions, results In th. vt. Iitv of one. with two defeated one striving to entire th bride from ber homo. Add to this a woman who aspire to poaaesa tho hucblnd. and It la easy to nndaratand why tbey sow tie aoed of discontent la th young altea heart, so that eh leaves lbs "tot cottage" In favor ef pretentious surrounding. When the huehaad I ready to commit sulfide from financial rvsra. and th wif bag been In- lured by a Ire whi'-b crashes through a wall aad cmehea her aa sb is d4s cleg, th reconciliation comes, San,. -Th late nd ef Regeneration. a pic turlatla la sis parte of Cyrus Town en tlrady's powerful novel of th samel May. 114. narne. or-ene-l yesterday at th funaet. with the Irreatstlbio -Shanghaied of Charlie Itiaplia renflnutng as an added attraction. Tba story ef the Vilagrapb putara I a strong one. presenting that ever appealing 'desert Itland" environ mant. with t.'liin ftorey as Kaihrtn Hi.nlnn. tba lrnt. never appearing In belter advaniaga. Antonio Moreno r.rv.e an --llril foil tor her admir able aniotionaj d-I.oaatlon. Eaet-e Or-aaa Inatrlcl - tL-aloa isia.. prtaa. r-aira -ir. . WW r-IUHMa TMotrlet Ttttaoaok Aa. I- wla. laiakail.. fcainler. Seappooaa. at. II- :.aa. M. J-rea N1'i Wlllamelle rlat-1r Sltrarfnn 'aal M.-a, Jaffaraoe, Canh. ratarada. ror. eat ;r.. Saoibars. Orw-a rity. ttaiam. nontha ot-ir nirit Aahiaad. Oraata ra-e. KUmstH PsUe. kiedrnrd. Talent. o.aia"n Wtllania'le Iuir1rt Albaay. Hroaaa. Ilia. Cnrvallla. tvi.v. Juactlnn ". UMr.ce, Kaaaoarr- prtasnelo. Ira. ca.ia. I malllla Dlatnet Alhena. roadaa. Erka t spar Ctiiomb.a Dtatrwt flan.1. UiImi Mera. rriaeillia. The lallea. -Aaaco. KaO. nettd. The subject to be debated this year la: -Rovd. that th t'nited Ktate should adopt th essential features of th riwle system of military training and ervic. Th present cup-holder Is th hair in High School. Th finals among th above r high achoola will b held at the t'alverslty of Oregon In Graja Harbor Oddfellow to I'lrct. ABKRPKFS. "Rash. Da-. .;D- elal. oddfeliowa from all parte of Ora)s Harbor County will gather In Monteeaao Saturday night fer the semi annual dlatrlet convention of that or der. About toe members are etpected! to attend. The meeting will be fea tured by th annual election of officers p-l-I.T. iae siory I... a oi eoun inir- I mnA a b.nouat ramnolia la lo r.... r-m " r . T " the nrst d'gre. work, and Klma rb.d wlth'b.a mother and - dog lode. ,;, m p,D,r on lh. w f T. utter ""i"" .the boy gro.s to ,,,.,,,. lodl. j,ffrr work. rr -"e-i niiyii sj rsi j aa a rai ,anil Don't Trust Your 'Best Friend' UNTIL TOU'VE SEEN VIVIAN MARTIN AND HOLBROOK BLINN IN THE THRILLING PHOTO-DRAMA A BUTTERFLYs WHEEL A SOUL-STIRRING STORY OF THE MARITAL DIF FICULTIES OF HIGH SOCIETY. BIG SMASHING SCENIC EFFECTS. A GREAT THEATER FIRE PANIC, UNRIVALED IN REALITY, TENSE DRAMATIC SITUATIONS A PICTURE YOU COULD ENJOY MORE THAN ONCE. REMEMBER, ONLY TWO MORE DAYS, TODAY AND SATURDAY. c1 PEOPLES THEATER West Park and Alder TODAY AND TOMORROW Marguerite Clark In Her Foremost Of fering The Prince and the Pauper" YOU KNOW THE STORY YOU KNOW THE STAR AND YOU KNOW IT'S THE BIGGEST AT TRACTION OF THE WEEK. -;'t'.;.i; 4 Th.'C-.VA u : ' ;. v i- i. . t .". : .l", ' .y.:.l. ::f ''x . i.v ':- BRIW THK CHII.I)RK HR1VG TOt'R FB1EVDS Hlt!N; VOIR KI(iH UOKS EV1SRYBODV, DAILY FROM 11 TO 11 TSiN Ge6 C Always Good Pictures ;-1;.inCKF0RD Waahington at Park Street You'll Enjoy Your Trip Kast if you go via the routs of punshine and flowers. San Francisco to Coa Angeles via the beautiful coaat line. "Along the ocean's shore a hundred miles or more." Los Angeles to El Paso through orange land, past Salton Sea below sea level, up the many colored Salt River Cadvon through Tucson, the Pueblo City. Bevond El Paso, the Pecos Canyon. Ban An tonio, Houston, Klce and Cane fields of Louisiana. All this . and more on Sunset Route East Every Day a "May Day" SUNSET LIMITED ROS daily from San Francisco through Los Angeles to New Orleans. A (solid steel train with all latest comforts for the traveling public. Connects at New Orleans with 10,600-ton steamers to New York. -10O Golden Hours at Sea." Tickets, reservations or further information at City Ticket Office, Cor. 6th and Oak St.. Union -Depot or East llorrison St. Station. Telephouea Broadway X 760, A 6704. SOUTHERN PACIFIC John M. Scott. G. P. A, Portland. Oregon. t u u.u I...... ..J l,"'.,.'i.'"SSI' It