Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, December 23, 1915, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTTTE - SfORNIXO OKECOMA. .THURSDAY, PECKMBEK 23. 1915. GREECE ONCE NEAR TO WAR ON ALLIES Premier Tells British Corre spondent Limit of Friend ship Is Reached. GREAT BLUNDERS CHARGED Little l!ow Hail Plan for lorvlnj t Na rd a nc I Ic-a, bat Ilntrnte lla snllUtrd aad Coerced Tbein. ItrtUrr Mlnl-tcr. t5. "'. rr. :i Th rally Chron- Athens correspondent, noiltr det 'f e-tiasUy. aeada as Interview with th ire. 'rtmir. it. iiaoutoudis. involv In ta strongest criticism of lb i::orriacy ef the s-iaJrupl. otant roar-re a th b!k.iia. Tbt lire, a 1'remier toupUiaxI btttertv that bis '"mr.tr bad ba maligned and bl oif(mti attacked. fe'.e." M. faouloadt.. la noted aa basing aaid. -the fault la not vara. triad ts pi? tu am, u pit t.at:. y. and If w. fa;l.d It l lb at. at. But w. who art npitl.' lcIrlBg. with imiliot. tllal he k4 araaeclr triad ta rl bloodshed n Xa.-e.ioat. M. Skoaloidl i.ai: "The e.lle lata f.oqt.d aad an-a-rel tirm-a. laatead of placating her. In.eed of diio eiarv wifri u.. they lected wita Hi. caria. while tr.at In u. disdainfully. If th aliiea had rum. frertk:y to lir.ece tad asked bar il and toi h. r that she could count a clearly defined rmpa at the end ef tna trusle, I affirm that t.r-aea would nut tax heaitated (or siagte cwmiaL 4. re., otrW pa aaded. 'Tasteat. l:nUnd aa4 frarwa be lis by demanding crlfice from . r . e. We vara asked ta o-op.rte la. I rdaelle aaa at Iba a -a ma l;fa to relin'iuua Kavel aad eree l. our bitterest foe. to pita up, la f-'T. cur ri'h. trailana, aolch bad aoa by Or. 4 blood. "Ma air. fraa to shed avtr clod ta a att-mtt to fore lfio tAerdaaelle. but w a w.r warned that on bo a--raual mutt we drss of marching to 1'on.iUnIin.ipt. r th anal of aa aUI4 uacraaa. la fat. It wa tpr.sly for bid lea lr in. aa.nl ef our I'lcca for t"ia iir..ki to ahoar ta.tr national flag witale i mill of tb aa taal lijiao tie. capital." rtemarking tVet tha limka bed not' forcittart Olaaic.aa aa4 Gral Uriiata a aia laora tn trio put ca behalf of t.raai-a. I'ratr.tar raouIou4ia coratiau'4 "ton ha buttiaij m an4 wo turn.d taa oia.r cba.lt unvornplalDlnaTljr. A 14 Haanllf Ottm. a boo.aciy touckl to al4 yoo. aa4 ref(rra4 ou ai4 aiKh jrou r).ta4." Matin that tha Uraaki alaff bad of f.r4 a plan by arfcivh tbo LardaD.tla. anicbt g. f r. .4. b it that tho ailiaa raf?.4 tha Riliiit. Ir.mi.r MKoalou4ia ronca44 that la aUoartna: tha arttaata alii.a to coma to htlontal Dmca bad Bono to tha utraoat limlu ef frland.htpv but ba4 baan tr.atl with aura humili ation that aha ba4 baaa almoal soadad ln'' fcoaliltttaa aalt tha antaala. Than ramln t tha aslatmc altaa tort. with tha poaltiititr ef Auatro Orrnaa and parbapa liutcartaa Intva- tn. Iba Pramiar roacludad: "o. aa I aaa It. Graara la to b rT B4 tr m cru.t. ralaatlaaa war ba iua tha tal.ala atliaa bara badlir blndar.4 In a 4lplomatke aa wall aa a Bi Hilary na. Buy your gifts for men at a man's store avoid the annoyance and inconvenience of the department stores. Open evenings until Christmas. Ben Selling Morrison at Fourth REHEARSAL IS HELD First Singing of "Romeo and Juliet Promises Much. CHORUS SINGS SPLENDIDLY MaUantc Jotnrlll. la Hole of Jallrt. Altta Kklat and 1orlIrr Work. of Iloba-rto t orracrlnl, IMrrrlnr. la WontlrrfaU SCHOOL TEACHERS ARE ILL t latrsriura I'nable In Allrnd ttaaaa-a Dae to Ijb Grippe. La a: rip pa. tha popular VTIntar affac tiori that baa thia )r raault.4 la mora ir J-iiola. scMnc baada BB4 "watpjr aa Ibaa aur bfor. baa raldad tha list) of tbo lortlaa4 avbool t.ath.ra i'i aa Urm!l( aatUity. Wnr abaarttaaa from tbo Torttaad ai'b'Miia baaa baaa Botd d irln tha paat taw 4ana. and moat of tha a b aaa caa bo trac4 to tbo praaalaoca f la arrippo. Tuaadajr Itiara war report ad Z ab ataaa. and aupply taachara waro aot la to ratiaao tha crirpo-atrlrkaa r.u lar. From tbo Waodcnaro School thraa of tha rauLar taacbara air. lacapac icaead. Anait tbo chlldr.a (rlppo ta alaa) B'tKcaola. 9 UWYERS WIN HEN SUIT Coart Order Pajroral to n'onaa or Unirm of Chk-kea. Tlthar pxr Mr. Habarsnaa It for Bar doa.a chk'k.ot or ratura tha fowl. tht I tho JafarmaBt of thi court." ru.4 ttrta-t Ju.lia ft.lt jaatardar la tn. caao that bad baaa fouabt out for two day. tr Blao lawyara for Mr. Ilisirmat aad two for Jof.a Hart, tba foiUnl la tha caa a. Xr Ha.barniAS bit f:ta out with bar uranl and loft bum.. 'ln to lia ICarta to hoard. h. took a cluck In h.a and tt ac aalaad at II aacs. T i ban batcftad f am. Mr. Hrt aaid bo laal.d or) tKo baa and chi:ka tor I: bird bill duo bin by Mr. Ilab.rmaa. rroframr Ceorse I' j re IHea. rATTON. Tl ah . t,e. ;t.Opo cial rrof.aaor -.orco tjr. died y.nc.f4.v. fwiiowlrvc a y.ar of poor baaith. Ha wa bora, at Bu.ha.lt. l.i.. aaarly 31 yeara a(. and raraa to tbta rountry wh.n but a lad lia r.luatad f r -n tna laTtoa Ik-bool. attaadad Wkitman Co..(. and took bla dra. at tha Inn.raity af Or.coo. Tba fa aaral waa ha.4 today and latarm.al BMia la tna Wjloo cam.tary. Clab to Hair (lirlatruaa Tree. Tho rort:od iTaaa Ct'" h arrant nc fr aa atiruinmtnl. Wadaawtar. la iiatir it. tor taa wia.a aad chlldr.a af taa maresaca. Taro will ba a I Srlattrta tr.o aad apavlal antartaio m.nt by amataur Bad profaaaioaola. Tba ciiiran:ma will b(ia at I J aad contlna. nnt.l I octoxb. Alarm Caut-k. Too Nolay. Mm Kiacnlt. who ttv.a la tha flai'.o Court aprtri.nta. aot a latt.r t tba poltco laat Bicht coro;lalolr that aa waa awabanad at t A. M. aarr morninf by aa aapeiiaUy loud ton'jd alarm clock. Mra. Kuacalta tha polica nay. offrrad to otop ta. al Uad aulaaa- a baraa'.f If tha polica would di-oT.r tba owaar of tba clock. f'Mrvrae With Oplam Armted. La. Tone, a Cbtnaaa. waa arrtad early tbia luornlni at Ko-irtb and Iaala troata by I altad b'.ataa CM.f la apactor of Cuatoma Mciirata on a rharii ef blnj opium ta bia poaa.a-aioa. HT joetril HACQfKEV. t. . . . ..tnt in Muik. aorlrty and club circlaa that la blo dlacuaaad Juat bow la tha praaantatioa of lb rand opara "Itomao and JullM." with Madamo Jaanna Jom.lll aa Jallal. for lb. baoaftt of tba Baby Horn. Who ara tha prlnripalaT Wb.a U tha .cant olnj- to ba? rt a y. M . Who U (oiog to b Tb.aa ara aom. of tha aaaatlon both vrlnc fortland aincara at tha rcant ttrra. Laat BlKht tha flrat rhom rahaaraal. with i-t.r.1 of tha orinrloala In at- landanra. took place at Ktlrr Hall, and Itia alfalr waa auccaaful In avcry way. Three rerferwaaaeee He .!. Tha.. derision war mad Imtally.ly by tha manaarownt. with tha und.r- tandlBC that tha eaat mlht be charted lalr. atiould clrcunxlancc warrant: Three oarforrr.anca of th oprra will lak pla-. at the Hall!: Th.at.r. on the antnaia of January IS and I. Il. aad tba illrrnooa of January IS. 1I. Tha probabi. caat: Jultat. Madam Jaanna Jom.lll: Sta. Mi. a llarrl.t larh: Urrtrude. Mr. I'aaltne Millar-Chapman: llomro. Norman - Moo a. and Ollvrr U. Ilush.a: Tybalt. Harr.y K. Hudaon: llan.Tollo. not cnoaen: M.rcullo. War ran .V Krwm: rarl. not chosen: Cr orlo. W. Lloyd Mor: Capulct. Otto T. Wlmr: rnar Laur.nc,.. Hart r.l Wbtpp: Th ln. U H. Han.n. Tba praaent plan are that Mr. Hoos and Mr. Huchc will a In it th part of Honn' al allrnat performancea. Tha principal for tba part of "Haollo" and "I'arta" ara not yl -lertad. It waa In.pirln to watch that re baaraaL Tha choru I Ura. wlthi a prano. eontrali. tnor and ba wll rrprasrotad. Th volume of th choru ia urprtatn'.y Una. and tha trocel quality apl.odid. Tho chorua atntn wi: aurprise I'ortland wb.n tha public parformanra take plac. and I x call.nt that It casta Into tho had th ainainc of alt olhar I'ortland opera choru. r b.ard In thl city. All th Btncar we with rtnalnc quality and planty of It- Many of them aan from mmory. without the muslo acor.a. abowlna- that thy ha' to a tare d.crae. mvmuxlied both word aad music. Dtreetee ark as lib -aae. Unh.no CorrucclnL the choru and orchaatral director, waa bard worklna. macn.tle and mualclanly at th entire r.h-arsal. and b apprntty ha atuiiiad tha opera Intlmat.ty. Ha con- ductad B.arly wltbout looklna at th muale. aad a cuaa. aniraocaa. -l.ada" for aolo and choru. a aaaily a If h. bad wr'.ttao dlractlon In front of blra. torrwetr. I a moaumnt of patlanc aad Brand opera emparlance. ii . . . baaa la a-rand opera so lone aa professional that b "know th rep.." It ia a'ao a d.morraltc chorus, wb.r v.rybody I frl.Bd;y. and Madam Jo m.lll wa actts la blpina to brlne out the naamb;e ffaet. ibe tanf with soprano and contraltos, and walkad near to tanor aad baaaea. bummina their vocal "cuce and ca. rally paaklnc waa th cood an. I o in spiration aad ncourasameal. Tfc principal aolol.l who an wr Mra. rkacmaa and Mr. Morse, and they aana: apl.ad'.dly. Thar all be no mor choru b.arsal this wk. but B.vt work th.r wi;t b three r.hrta Monda. W.da.sday aad Thursday n:hts. w.dndae Plcbt tba Ctrl of th .-horua will diarard bate and coats. and lb Kllrr Hall will be cl.arad of chair. te. Madam Jom.lll wll than basta work lth ! training and ata action. HOOSE HAVE GAY NIGHT tir. or cHr: rutco vith Ol liHTEl" XOSET. aaakl -Berk T1ar" aad -( VAor. Ilia faaaraaaaae tatrtalaa l Calaerlas. All the dtlca that appeal to that laattactlve daaira la mankind to cat acmetblsa; tor noiblnc: all thoaa samrs of chance that war found In th arly day la lb mlnlnc towns of tb fron tier were reproduced at Mooa Hall laat Btcht when more than lav per sons fathered la celrbral th close of a most successful year for th Loyal Order of Mooa. The r.lebration waa of th nalur of a t'hrtstmaa entertainment, and wblls men placed ail Luslr avatlab: "bouBhtan" mony In crsp Barnes, tweniy-on. chuck-s-luck. faro and other limblliif ram on th fifth floor of tb l(ial bulltfln. an 10 lareatln; and unique proarainm wa bein Birn on th floor above. Cloa scrutiny of th nirn around the hokrr labia revealed th pcesenc of Judse llllam N. Oatena. loalnj stead llv. but still Ma tb ame." OeorB I. u.kir triad all of th same of chance to demon. Iral his vratlllt la tl.ani. It. Banner Brook, captain of tb Mooa bowline team, and many other men of prominenc In Portland foraot both business and Christmas worric la th Jy of 'urfclf ins their appetilea for best-placlnc Barnes, ll.orx. It. JTuna. dictator of th Furt laad lol(. addressed lho who bad gathered to participate In tb mor serious ld. of the .ntertalnm.nl. and the followtnc appeared on tha pro gramme: J. fi. citrvan. Marline and Heath. Via Tetev W'ahrflald and Mis IUae Wakefield. Two dramatic salt were presented by members ot th Wcslera I'layer. HUTS' CONCERT PROFITS AUTtlTB ArPEAR M MIMCALK TO lir.LP CAt K OK CHAKITV. la BealUed for Kad for Sboea aad Other Bappllea for edy Tbre.sh brtataaaa aeeaea. Kor charity th MuU save a concert laat Bisht at th xlrst Methodist Church In which soma of tha best of I'ortland artists appeared. The concert was Blven to raise funds for th Mut to buy shoes for the needy. A fund of lis ws realised. Those who sane and played donated their talent and tha ua of th church wa tendered by lr. Loveland and the official board of th First Methodist klplacvpal Church. Th first number on the programme wa an organ soto oy Mrs. ieonora Klscher Whlpp. who played Thayer" "Concrl Piece." with feeiln and bril liancy. Th Ad Club quartet saner. "Macushla." Other number were: N. A. House; -Chrutmas." by Shelley: Mr. Ielphln Marx. "The Clasp ot th Hand; Ir. It. M. Kmerson. "Mother Machre": Mrs. Herman i'ollls, "The Open Secret." and "If I W'ere a Kln." by Campbell-Tipton. The Ad Club quartet closed th concert with "sun Ma." Or. Frank L. Loveland save a talk on the work of th Mills, and was publicly admitted Into th organisation. BABIES FOLLOW SCHEDULE Motlier Twins, Married Same Day, HI rtlis Synchronise. BAKERSKIF.LD. CaU Pc 12. 8p claL) Boy bablea were born early to day to Mr. U It. Cook, wife of the maltr do hotel of th boulhrn HotcL and to Mrs. Jules Parses. Jr, wtf of a young automobile dealer. Th two mother ar It year old. twins, and war married to Cook an Barge al a double wedding ceremony at tnklnlght on February 7, ItlS. Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Uerges ware known as tbe timlin twins. Tbeir Impromptu wedding here fol lowed a supper at wnicb long-laid plans for a wedding were brought to a sensational climax and a midnight quest for the County Clerk aad a ciergymaa followed. BIBLE ISSUE IS CONSIDERED Trarlirra' Committee May IJeoom mrnd Action al January Meeting- The question of Incorporating Bible Instruction In tb I'ortland schools, dis cussed before th member of th teach ers' committee of th Hchool Board Tuesdy Bight, will be considered thoroughly before any recommendation i mad by th commute to which th question ha been referred. Or. Alan Welch Smith, chalrrrfao of the committee, said last night that no decision yet bad been reached. A rec ommendation probably will ba mad at the next meeting of th School B"ard. the flr.t Thureday In January. FACTORIES IN PERIL Federal Move to Take Cali fornia Oil Lands Opposed. PUBLIC STANDS TO LOSE Banker bajs salvation of Mate' Manufacturing- Intern 1 De lendrnt on Preservation of Liquid Fart Industry. 8AV FRANCISCO. Dec IJ. (Spe cial.) The salvation of California's manufacturing Interests Is dependent upon the preservation of California's oil Industry, ssys Herbert Fleiahhacker. prealdent of tb Anglo V London Paris Bank of San Francisco, and on of the managers of tbe Northwestern Power Company. "Th public, or a considerable por tion of tb public." said Mr. Flelnh backer today,- "seems to be of the opinion that tho parties moat deeply concerned In the Government's attempt to tska over 13.000 acres of developed lands In the California Midway oil district, ar the oil producers and the Federal Government. "That Is a mistake. The party of first Interest, the party vitally con cerned, la the California public That means the manufacturer, the taxpayer, wage earner, merchants, tha housewife who uses gas for cooking fuel. "California oil has bullded California communities; made wage of tb Call' fornla standard for many thousands of men and women. It has Increased pub' He revenues and decreased public debt. It ha Increased wages and helped de crease the coat of living. "When gas was made from coal the price per thousand feet was around 1. SO. Its use was limited. With the advent of California oil gas prices went down steadily. In many places the rate is 71 cents, and gas Is now the cooking fuel . In all of California's cities. "A return to the us of coal for manufacture of gas would Involve the expenditure of many millions of dol lars for the change of machinery alone. Those millions would be charged to and collected from the consuming; pub lic In (is rates from SO per cent to 100 per cent higher than those now prevailing. "Tbe Government's activities have within CO days resulted In an oil pro ductlon 1.000,000 barrels a month short of the actusl sales In California, and a consequent Increase of from 10 per cent to Si per cent In the prices of fuel oil. "Now, if the Government succeeds In Its programme to seise and stop ap proximately JO per cent of th whole oil production In this state, prices must Inevitably soar to a plane that will make manufacturing In California im possible." STAGE IS SET FOR BILL . Ferris Water Power Measure to Go Through Despite Protest. OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU. Wash ington. Dec IS. The House committee on public lands today ordered a favor able report on the Ferris water-power bill. Only minor amendments were adopted, none of which affected the general purpose or character of the measure. Western Republicans will file a mi nority report, but they concede their protest will avail nothing, as the stsec Is all set In th House to railroad the bill through In substantially the form In which tt passed last session. Furthermore. the Administration has the machinery to push this bill through the House in whatever form It desires and It is expected this will be done early in January. A nee Ormin marhtn clean nd aorta medical tablets, rejects brokea onaa. and pe-as tham In boxae nr tubes at a rata or from i v. one to rno. noo a dir. PORTLAND people have always demonstrated due appreciation of the Hofbrau. This appre ciation will increase ten-fold when it is too late if its doors are allowed to close on January 1st. Santa Claus recommends the Victrola for Christmas He has delivered thousands and thousands of Victrolas and he knows how popular, they are and how much pleasure they give. A Victrola is his "one best bet." He is sure that it will be appreciated on Christmas and enjoyed for years to come. To Christmas Buyers of Victrolas The Wiley B. Allen Co. Offers . The SERVICE you have a right to expect; The COURTESY you are entitled to ; The STOCK in machines and records that is most complete, and The TERMS which will be most convenient for you. BVW- Player Pianos, Music RolLv Victrolas and Records. Morrison Street at Broadway Other Stores Vancouver, San Francisco, Oakland, Sacramento, Los Angeles, San Diego and Other Coast Cities. W.V,1" v'y. K-fK b.i..yt- 1 1 -.- fit kCi iitTrrCTftai X .se-'t. -w-uwrt ' ' , 11 11 HOY for the wintry blasts the icy snow-decked breezes! Ahoy for the parlor of the small-town inn, whose little fire strives faintly to cast some warmth on the spacious frame of the most discon solate T. Rufus Wallingford. The almost , always jovial high-art financier is now doubly intent to wreak vengeance on the victim, Quirker. When Wallingford is in good humor the victim has a chance, but when Wallingford is in temper there is no escaping him. Follow this week's episode: "Buying a Bank with Bunk." It is the newest of the THC NCW ADVCNTVftCS OP It shows Burr Mcintosh a finished versatile actor and gives Max Figman full play for his unique comedy effects. George Randolph Chester, the creator of Wallingford, himself declares that at no point during his virile narrative of these quaint charac ters has he so dramatically infused life into the printed page. It is one thing to see the motion pictures, but a far superior delight to read in combination with them the story every week in the rT.lt. ef-V V C PATH E (( )) EXCHAN6E Furnishes your theatre with these pictures. There is no reason why you should not see this great masterpiece of Pathe Motion Pic tures. Yo. can start now. To be sure, he will be new to you, but be will be perfectly under standable, for each one of these Wallingford episodes is abso lutely distinct and apart. Sunday Oregonian A 1