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tiic Moni.r, ohegoxiax. Tuesday, January 4. ioig.
SHOT BYTELEPHOHE
IIS BACK SPOUSE
Lecn HarfclercacTs Scheme
Works Out Beautifully
When Case Called.
PEACE WROUGHT IM COURT
5pr trntr.rilih of llb4 to
tUr tywT lira 4 hmt TUiuk
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ff.N M'ktvn4 V-ane to t i
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ef f in r-if I t air aft
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f ir-'-,l b .tT I'M) it.
t---. mo'ntn h- f
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mh i h Mf 0irlt rWerrta-c to
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ft- 't ftf -tetrv y or tft tlo
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1 h- rf?rt- el"!.- en 4 tf wa-
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t-rTs4 e4 m(4 tal Iterator
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v that fcpt J4ff fleoon'a
ft' !t fnoriaino To court ftt
tvn ftovv. r 4tppll4 at
ti w Yr't ptowtno.
t e w. t': otftiti 4f to4r.
o!4 tf J -! 4ortoaT tft . " M
off wht iMCiN oar r4trio) tbot
tMo nbitch. 4 ro4l! ho p.TrftlTT
of th il.uttwn, 4Upoo4 P0tr
l-itru.'C A I'rtPfiOT tKft hIt-ftf or
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f t 4rnft rlj-4 on hoi bat
on hw4
a -i" pftft o ft f'n4 17
fnr fti Nr V -or Mltftx TMi
Oto tiO't gqH lo COP0 07(ta
'm ft p4 o wtr?. Iti
A iM In rourt o fti foot :ipe4.
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ftn fto. ftim rou4 04
ftit ft !tp?H." tntrrp4
i ptrnlni o ho or yvl4 h ink
IS rooto4) ro ftloooo.
rirvo off t " T rrf-4 wr
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to c tm t ' n fto fttr ft
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ht Throw oh tit r lntrrplr. L
nnf oil ftii4 oqllt y Pt:pl
oo Th tho fTitn rM ft.
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0 t?i:oH fniiff, on 4 rrffni!n( thi
..i4if. fno fotft 4'ml.4 lh rouk
ftr,( f aot tfto oho 1 .
"W ro t ?imi bri.c.'"
f-ror4 rwM'l4 Foo It ut
' o t I oom To rftfooo mt
foin4 fm (t a4 Chlaam
i it coo t ftoi owr ran too ik
of. it (ft 'r tttm
Kolff W4lo wm9mw1 ft 14.
Ot for Tf avo Xicftor Joovl
ao if4 ao 1ft "lno atrt o? W.
V :-ftt. Tfto lott ortot4 ot
ftl 14 o-r'mlfioEO rt I ft ido!ll.
an i i-ni.- t o-o4 off aiippino
ft-.iin-i a,m a4 a'ohtno ftr r ift
o a .41 oo rat iftro I o 4o
it aoot' on4 ritrol
POt r Fl-.d -I-ll Jrl-h. WOO
4 t "O tort Tfto ftotff tir trt Jtff
4 ' 4. "InaffK witMttft Mj ii
p--4 fto'-ft to ff'o.t
J h o w ftoo 4 o ar t ft
J' rkrf'4 ot'ft Ovaolt ott
o 4nfrnM poav fti4 iMr i H
ft r
I t W. .-r'npU4 aro4'Of. ftft to
ft rf ttnio ftv ia oo'o aoto t
P .! 4 '''T o aotAoo- Mrti & Laio4
r t ' .. at
4im4
far a If fba J4
LADL0RDS MEET TOMGHT
Aranairal-lloa .VI a a to
ToajrtM TraarU
tlaraiaa
Tav'i.t tr. a ad wbal It aaeana lo
Ih Viriawaat la aeral aad tha
apartment. kotee an a a la parttralar.
wrl be the aubieet f tk di.ecue.lona
at the meettne; of the Apartmaat-ltewee
UMriaiiea e "rortuaael al tbe Library
lt in la II. A.
ekr al l be r.-rf F. Mardy.
Wteyad.e ar tha fVmer of Comm-r.
J...e I. l"t-. aak pyranra Ult.y
. a . I ... - e - r. eineee or the
amha fftive fahwav. w ka will
I ttrrr b' ta k wl' color4 1wa
F.W. R0SIS.S01I TO LECTURE
-W. ft Jk V Troffor MMcrf Wilt
A44row- Krol lr
F-nft r.-'r ta'fid- nifaf
f t--o -tr. ri N a-fft Ut oiht
ff- rw-l, o,. w ft ft ol.J a4-
- t O O hOf C O'f0 -ovofloo
ft i-- ft -- l-r l4aff Ho or.l fto
ft --roi- 4 or r-fwr it St !-.
f -r ffw'Mt Offaol of tfto rtmpnf
M. foimao, ai-fao oil fto oo
4 af f ff.roalt-4 tt W1TI grff tft
lo orr tr ia4crr
a- I to I M fan ae4 iaoork to tft.r
f."- lCSOt.
t imIIIU 1 ftrra
ro MaffW.
rrM irmv o. jo. 1 i.r.-uii
Mro H0 ftf.rt- mn t fflMnc
f . wra towf r wtaiiF o CmiiM
4'rtr o v-or tlV OewHr4'aT to tk
f uH i m o---o ff ruttv 1ffft
a-i ifc ;i.'rf T b ta rripta oT
t S !. i 1 .. RMkM I'm I'll L ooo
ff tO hCt '- rrr t .-iw f -Jo4.
pro4o -r rm(k tft Off tft
Ira--!. ft0 0-l. .'13 r
hn'i-. ta.--. a oo4 --cht ro o-o-
ri a 4a
I M . -t l-J
i a-ao aao
at f-a f
o. r a oa4
Moving Picture Nevj
r
1;
9'
,5V- nm '''r-vrr (J'--r-r Zymcf
tooii ntw frr.KTxnv..
"Ii;ifv4 Julc. Th
T-irt.eiih M'.'l "
fVkfofi "Th trnlrf
I T r i . 1 1 o
luiamMa "T fuourlac r1-
II. I is Ti battlxry of I"i
MI!"tKrot.
on er rvon. r
Infor tt Mrr h4 th por o f-
IKoucM Improper for ub!i- priila-
lioa. ftot Mrini kr all.ntloa to ta
K. of lit National Hoard of Cnor-
ip. kul k 4oaa Bo I Ik r
a v nof.
far inaiaar. ka Ti Hlrlh of a
'loa" iali4 Inal rlir Mayor r
kI4 a tra film aroul4 u n
pr.iua..-. ana .. ap?.i
rV. via n u n " i '
a.r of Iba IBaalar wear it ! to
tart tta praaaatatton. aouaikt aa In
ium tioa to pravnt lha Vayor a ordar
l bama aaforrad. Ila contandatl that
lha eSi'tal bad ao ncM to arbitrarlljr
raaeka a llr.oaa. It aaa brought a.
for taa lovar and Ik Bupram courla.
aha daridad that k did haa net a
rlM. Tk.a I. Mayor admitted that i ar. .moraca. i-ni-r. pir . .
L. . ... . .... k ,k. -.jwkirh ten reroatnlied -raen ilara. In-
l''Z " " a".r,l. -..'ludln Tkada 11..
aoond to tka public lda.
k acraplad tka propoaal of two
lor a I na that b akould appoint 14
perone from rarioue aaml-publle or
aanlaatioa a a comoiltta to law tk
B.ra and pa.a oa It. They did ao. and
yoi.d by ballot, tbo re.utt bain IT to
a fnr ra-ommfnlnr ll.
Tka Mayor aald Ike rommlttea war
rapreMntatiya. and he allowed tl film
I ran. Ila propoaed. for tha future,
that there be a permanent board from
tha earn oraanueltone. but of only 2fc
membera. to paaa on nlm oa wblch
lb-re miSkl be a doubt.
t'nle.e word la rereiyed la adeanc
tkat a klm pa.aed by Ik National
Hoard la aueeltoaabl all Rim bearing
the atamp of approval of the board will
be allowed to rvn. Should tner b
any compiainta after a pirtor of Ibia
kind la .howa to committee will b
called. Tb.y will alao paaa oo all fltm
that baT But been previously ceaaored.
of whi- h only a ry mll percenlaga
ra-k MlaaeapoUa.
. a .
Klaa rarrar Hewtrwl.
Th Nortbrliff preaa of ftnc'.and ha
iniMd OeraUiln Farrar. appearlnc In
the Paramount relae "Temptation.
af kema pro-Oermea. but the operatic
atr. w noee aocceae o) the film la pronounce-!,
denies that h I enrthln
but a rea'ra:
hita.y M. Haber. an. warm tk -rnotioa
for Mi.a rarrar. aat Id part:
-lo may aafely a.ert on our autbor
Ity that the atortea publleh.d In ljoa
dea. and credited to Mi-a Farrar. ar
carb'.d and unfair to k.r and lo aa
ana la neither a I'lermaa aoe a prw
tlerman. but I aa Amerwaa and a neu
tral. r"i ha peraonai irienaa in wer-
m and la r"iaad a well, and re
ar", a all l a ar rearet. tkat
vi. h a thin aa war wa oibla la
tbl ae
To! Oa "o aratai."
Ti p--t lo i to roaitoftto oroot
fi.ro Th H rnlnf." wharo th
pifita of tho ftr4 or vo.nr up tho
M.r-fj whilo Itonrr Kolftr. no fttor
of lh pi-". l hr aplrlt 4oomr4
o lh roo.ma off ll-ta or oo ,nir
4ooa. oo a4 on th airo of
io rait )ot 0000 Fort Loo. Thr
mil o4 oo Iho rivr. oo4 ofnro tho
Ctrl ptrlo4 oo thoir dra op tha
puaina? tbr woo ahlvarinc with cold.
Thta waa fto4 boo a ft, oat thfO oa
w o fom
Rcht In tr polo, inhoi to tho
4lr.-tnr. f:4oa4 t-ooiroOa ibro atba
foH.ii 4 bo-b off aiotwart o4 ao
iraoKt t'anail lhttl. To brvali ta
I rnl to rt out of tho romoro
tio-ra. an-t tha cir'a. ot'h o 4oltoo to
ih(r 4 to whx b micht wil ho mo-
lt(4 ft OiB lo htHr l !- wot
irvl.fil ab4 t Stlll lb thtpf '.
flTlrif oo ftlnl of tb tortura lh
- ft)-AlC
M bn tb 0- orr rl f "furf" H
Nr4L oft I b 4ao-lv-ff rortinn
iapp4. I- Ctrl Is f ) a o -b
coe r-f i. r4 j -ri-K4 o4
Mtir t'i. afft'- or4 l-c oro
ri'. n-t i 4rrrr fflotlr4 4i
tr a Tnl in I ft'ltnc ftrao Thr
t At a-ttv to t mutual lp
revof-g f a r ' o bo r bijT fr
w,rt l ( ri i c oo- ft ot bor off !
lac fia-tti ftrb. H it It oaa o orraf--hv
d-r4 oht.h br-4 tr-io Fort L
fr-rt for o lor ft ao ftour or oo
Ut'f
o
loooroooo isolool Foootoro.
Thrra ar Boroo 4r-4" II f-otji f
rrMviDf ff4r a4 atrlncaro from on
b-tr--.rr lo ano?hr lo "A Huktrir ti
tr'o" Th orr of tho tall ha lid
ti ftrooaT. ih hult trot to
An .. I'll. hilo4 at th- u f
lftro M ft oo iur4 acatnat
M.--tl--i to tb tFf -rtr r in th aum
aff I'O. too I nfr tbo trt t Cal'foroio
t-.rrf IhO OOP Of Ih lulirtirtt-
j-a)4 b ar-ptb) fo lha injury or I
.tO of !- 4 I'h.pli.. th ftSoT rl
rd,t of th -omff . ;i-n t"a4T. th
fn:nr W-i-t H-jjca-'r. iho ar-rm-r
rtl tro KTror. rohr. oil ot
t bm o-t a -t t orr htiir 4rtrtna'
ao cno -.binaln-g irnM Croat chojiirv
oo oorrow rlr4-
-laotito I n" lo A ooftloctoat.
TViib orv takrn etlbar fcr m
(afn)t ohTirr. iwibr off 'ho lMprmo
1'nnfl - a rvt Arwi t0'i-r. ra
tor oat i;ctfntattaa Ihrir far.i.
i
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i t , -
r-
J
S'irt r- Crvrrrrfarm
and fr.il. Th Pai:l i-ry of rare'
wa. hlbll1 al tbo Memorial ontl
atnial Hall la Vahinton Ul la Lx-
r mb r.
Tbl. I tha rond orraanlalion of Ik
aim la Wa.Mnclon. Iba fr.v!otia ora
bavlrta b.a k.14 und.r lha au.M-aa of
lb National ITmi Club k'rank Cpur
ri.r. h Waabinslon banrh manar
of Ih V. I. H. K- Inr.. arrani'd for tkls
hoarins ana aaw la It Ikal It ap-
trorrtalatir praan(d-
lr. William I'uminlnct Siory. tka
pra.Mlrnt of lha I'auhtT of lk Hro-
lutton. aaaambl.cl lha au4!ne. wklrb
lha braa dariba4 a b.mc "a rapra
antatl. civilian, f IT rial and mOllarr
an aidl.-a aa haa aar b.an aalh.raa
In W aahinfffon to ronatJrr tbo drfvnaa
quraltoa."
aft.r tin. Plorrv'a ornln adlraaa,
blrh atrurk tk karnoia of tka rallr.
and aflar tka apartal orrkratral aalaf
iiona, "Tka Haul l"rr of " wa
akoa n.
mrlns tka Infarml.alnn Mra. Hobart
Inalna. wlf. of tka hcraarr of t(at
and rkairman of tka rommltia of ar
ranfamrnta. rallad upon romm.orl J.
Ptiart Plarkton. author and producer
of p,Cur. for an addra...
Iudlr Klatd Malay. a. ro'tartor of Ih
Port of Naw York, and Kar-Admlral
Ck.lr. L H. X.. pra.ldant of tk Hon
of tk Amarlran Rrvolution, alao apok.
a a a
1 rm raatarra.
Tk William Fo announ-manl for
January, t.la flrat rnontk of tka Near
c ludlni Tkada llr. Robert MantalU
(Sanavi.Ta llatnpar. hamurl Kyan. Kuta
Hlalr. Clifford Bmr. II. Ooopar CHIT.
Stuart ilolmaa. Clair Wkltnay and
William 11 Shar. wl!l Int.rprrt Ik
laadlnc rkarariara la tortas pr.parad
for tka film undar tka dtrrrtlon of wl
known dirartor.
A flttlnc trlbui to Ih popularity of
Robart ilantall and hla talantad wlf.
Ganwlav llampar. la In th announc-
mrnt tkat th-a two playrra will b
aaa In tka 0rat raia of tka iar.
GrnKyd Alonal.r
Srrpcn lo-lp.
KdwirrJ Jo, who la produrlnft for
rl ho t first Klpllna hook to b
film 4. Tho Lloht That Faild.- dts
roro4 In hta a a n h for location that
Farrwatbar'b lland off tha City of
Hrtdsaport. Ctna offcr4 nmarkib
oprortunlttaa for a draort aluff."
Furtharmoro tho Winlr quarfra of
Ptmuro at Hal lay cirrus r lo
firld'aport. o biff aupply of ramtlo,
Arabian horvoa. tc, war rtfht at hand.
Thrfor Al r. Jo took hia company,
hadd by Hobort Kdran and Jo Col
lin, up to t'onnorticut laat trk and
ma do a fronouncd dant In tho ordl
noriiy tranquil Ufa of that aatarprlslno
cotnm unity.
a a a
ArUn Protly. ho po4 Th
Thtrtvanih UtrU" m a raw Vliarrapb
fvatura. haa aont a r-qunt to the
popra aot to uao br picture In lha
cno wbr ah p4 aa a Itnceri
mo4l. Th public will bar a rhancc
to ft now ArUn murh btir now.
rauttna Frdrw k w aa marh imuvrd
by th atatmnt of an actor that It
look tbr barolc rot to offaot tha
io of p4rltc otam w hic-ti ha would
uTf by p.a.tna a v.Tloin. Whrn on
-onaid,ra that aha haa play ad Inno
cnl.- "ita and "H-lla lonna." each
of whl-h la a dp-dr4 viliainaaa. and
ibot ah la aiaadily Inrrvatmc In popu
lanii. br mirth at tha larnd thea
pian a remark la ea-llr undratuOd.
laoab Paird. of the VitaT-,ph player,
rocontly clbrat4 tho f1rt anntver
ry of her mo rrtj.ee. In private life
be U Mr. A F. Bt k.
MAYOR ADMITS DEFEAT
rtfcWT ox in. net ar.i at ore.
iiow r rr v ii iot.
Wwl4 He Sar.aaacp ta Ra
me. a (My teener, la Oplnloa
t.ltr la Vr. Ilarwait.
ORKtlOX rirY. Or. Jan. I ape
rial. Mayor IteVkett. w nu pre.iilcd
loniffhl for Ike fir. I time aa bead of
na new Or. con Cltv t'ounr-ll. tonlKht
annulled defeat In kla move to ou.t
lity Attorney P nube fr.m old. r. k
rau.e of Mr. (K-brubei al'rcerl a livity
la behalf of W. A. Ijone. Mr. Ilarketla
opponent for the Mayoralty.
Mr. Kark.lt a.o drrlared after read
In b rr.eaaaae to th Co-inril that k
had nolbtna to do with tha offir of
City hwariirr. aa opinion from Atior-n.v-;eneral
Hrown are lo th effect
that under Iba rtintinr condition her
theee two offlrera akall rerya out Ike
present year vnleea a special election
shall bw railed to take artlon should a
removal plaa be petllionrd. lp lo the
'net le. tioa. when an amendment to
Ih rkarter waa adopted. tia offira of
cur Attorney and Iterorder wera ap
poiutty.
Jamea Roak waa alerted by the
otin'U lo aueceed btior llarkrtt aa
Vunrilman from Ilia Second ar4-
lvwrll ilan kard. captain of the Or,
ffon t'lly Milltta rompany. waa elected
Chief of l"oire. and llrnrr Cooke and
;.ore;e oolard namc-l aa plifht pa
trolmen. (in ollJil llamas Hicht.
I raok Arthurt. drtnr r a momrrar
north en TwMth trri. rolMdd at
Krrtt irt with tb cmr driven by
-mi. f ! Simp-nn i'r, M;ntr
d.i(UC tw lvth v: ruiUvL
i .
CLUB IS DISBANDED
Judge Stevenson's Wards Look
Longingly Toward California.
ONE PINES FOR RELATIVES
Mliile All Are Chronic 'Offender
and Well Known to Police, Uop
la Kiprmard That Good
Itrvolutlona May Be Kept.
-Diamond" Dirk Reynold, charter
member of the City Jail New Year"
Club, and a resident of Portland tor
many year. I on hla way to Cali
fornia. He doern't know Just how he
ar ill gel there, but Portland's dry. and
he's going south Juet a fait aa hi las
will carry hlm.-
It'a not that he ran't et booze In
Portland, for h maintain that. he can
et fcooi anywhere, but Be jay nia
folks live In California and now, since
Portland's dry. Ibere'a no real Incen
tive to tay. -
III. hard Reynold, old wmper. wkoe
re.at.d contact wlU l. Rum put the
New Years Club Idea In the head of
JuUtfe Stevenson on August 2J. waa not
tha only one of tb I member releaeed
yesterday afternoon.
Jimmy flaea far Relative.
"Me for California." earlalmed Jimmy
to... haoDv-ao-liirky Irishman. Jailed
for the last time November S. Sotty.'
aa he la known In tha club, la the
membee wko could come nearer th
spy ona else toward talking himself
out ot Jail. II waa a regular customer
of Judge Stevenson and wa a (real
kand to plead his own cae. The time
before the last Publl.- Defender Robin
son told hirn tkat If he akould slv
tk arresting officer a ckanro to ay
anything be was ".rone.". Bo Jimmy. In
kla iaugkabl Irish brogue, did tal a
bin atraak and he did talk himself
out of JalL It waa too much for th
court and th Judge turned him loos
In cut off the flow of language. But
brlfc-ht and early tha next morning
fcotty waa back and In la time Be
went-lo JU.
Aa a mailer of fact every on of the
If members of tk club liberated yes
terday rrgards 111 muck aa a matter of
course.
Who want's a Rood Job on a farm
soma pay and regular wors an year
around" aaked Public Defender Robin
son as tke men were assembled In tke
il corridor dressed In their best for
tkeir departures
Jot on anwred. Finally one aia
he bad a frind wbo mie-hl want tke
Job. Other offered excuses, some
saying they couldn't milk.
"I'm a city youth no farm for rot.
said "Diamond" Dick.
Oaa Deelarea Repentance.
Ther wre those wko Tolunteered
to awear off. George Phlillp said in
first place he was going after leaving
Jail wa to sea his mother, on the
Last tsidfl. fib Is 7 year old and
alone. He hopes to Ket a Job. he said.
Kd Perl. Ian also said ha would swear
off. And the Jail authorities are
huplng It Is true, for Ed has had more
or lees of a vicious past. H and Maude
lelaklon are Invariably In trouble
loaetker. sometime for larceny and
sometimes for fighting. The Judge
niade him a member October 21.
tieorge Deyou also has good Inten
tion, tie has a wue ana lamny
o Water street Drink got the better
of him. he hit the toboggan and his
Job and friends and family left him.
Other member of the club whose
terms have ranged all the way from
September 9 to December 4. Include
Joseph Riley, who ha been in Jail
several times needing medical atten
tion; N'els Teterson. a harmless
"moocher": John Arbuckle. whose Jail
service la chronic: Adolph Johnson, wko
returns with startling frequency and
whose name Is plastered all over the
docket: James lllckey. who has a con
slant thirst: James futllvan. who had
sentences suspended at various times to
go to work, hut who Invariably re
appeared In th Pollra Court; J. W
Morgan. Ed ctlurnap. Jamea Gallagher
and Fred stokes, all well-known
Police Court character.
HRr.Aknu or croi vd expected
PROBABLY THIS WttK.
tactl Dee I dea far City Exeavate,
Althaea a at Higher Coat, la
Beaeflt I aeaplaeL
Ground will be broken for Portland's
propoeed auditorium the latter part of
una week or the first of next Tbi
wa decided by the City Council yea-
erday. when plana of Commlasloner
Uakrr were adopted providing for th
handling of the excavations by the city.
tb giving of th work to deserving un
employed married men and (he hauling
of th dirt to Marquam Gulch by city
team.
Arrangements wra made at yeater-
day'a meeting to advertise for I.Ida for
tha auperstructur for four w-eeka com
mencing tomorrow. The bidding will
b open to the contractors of th entire
Lnited Mate. Separate DIQa win oe
aaked for tb healing and ventilating
and for the plumbing and for the wlr-
nT
Commissioner Paker announced y-
terdsy alter tha Council approved hla
plan of having the city do the excavat
ing that work will start either the last
of this week or th first of ncl. A
rrick will be used In hoisting large
hurkrta from tk eyeavatlon to wagons
in the street. All the dirt will be shov
eled bv kand and the work will oe
r,t-n to deserving unemployed.
TP eyravailona. II l estimated, will
cost llz.ooi or a litta mora. To do the
work bv contract would cost about
Il.10. It Is said, but tke Council
ihoucM tke difference In price would
he more than offset by the benefit 10
be derived by deserving unemployed.
Commissioner ..aly agreed to furnish
equipment for hauling tha dirt.
Sleigh Ride I Not Without
Its Inconveniences.
rarty af later SlerrrTwakeTa Itaa
la lrt Oat la I - ( eJd sew
Hbra ft aaaera Mrfajee la Travel
irvrr I ar Track.
IF Jerome K. Jerome had witnessed
th embarraalng experience
undergo by a party of women who
yesterday thouakt tkelr longing for one
iiood slelehnde wa about to be sated,
he might have Incorporated thoae expe
riences In some story akin to "Th re
Men in a Boat." Only ha would per
haps have titled his comedy "Nine
omen on a Bobsled.""
Mne women yesterday morning were
Impelled with th aame desire wken
they aaoke and diacovered a healthy
depth of srow on the ground.
They made srraPEemente witk one
of t'te loal liverymen to supply them t
a nb some irl of a convey am. with!
I runner. Instead of wheel, that would
I accommodate tne entire nine.
I Tho livery company set a nuere
m-ason box on two sets of substantial
runners, hitched up a span of draft I
horses, and the tlrlver proceeded to,
Fourteenth and Yamhill streets. I
The nine women were watting, and
when the huge "bob" had drawn up to ,
the curb they all clambered in. seating j
themselves in the bed of the wagon :
box and covering themselves with I
Winter robes. I
Off went the party, every member!
riotously happy. .
But when the driver turned down
Tenth street and started to cross j
Washington the trouble started. 1 -As
soon aa the sled hit the car rails It 1
stopped dead and. despite the coaxing I
of the driver and the earnest endeavors
of the horses to pull it from the tracks,
Street car and automobile traffic was j
suspended, and the occupants of the j
sled were compelled to get out of their
comfortable place and walk fn the i
snow to Eleventh and Burnslde streets j
before resuming their trip.
LETTER CONTEST AT END
CHAMBKR TO ANNOINCK PRIZE
WIN. NKns TOMORROW NIGHT.
Frwsa Advertlalag Daring -Week of Jaa
ary 17-22, Toarlata ta N amber
af 3oa.ooo Kapected.
The letter-writing contest held un
der the auspices of the publicity and
conventions bureau of the Chamber
of Commerce closed yesterday ' with
hundreds of letters contributed, and
the award of prlxea will be announced
tomorrow night at the general meet
ing of civic organizations to make
plan for -letter-Writing week."
Ietter-Writlng week" will be from
January 17 to and In that time it 1
hoped to encourage practically every
loyal citizen ot tho slate to send let
ters back Kast urging friends to make
their Summer vacation tripto Oregon.
It Is believed that this campaign will
result In attracting between 250.009 and
200.000 tourists to Oregon next Summer.
The letter-writing contest waa for
the purpose of bringing out model let-
tera to bo circulated throughout the
stat to Interest and help people who
contemplate participating in "Letter-
Writing week." Five prizes of 110 each
were offered for the five best batches
of letters. Judging Is to be done by
Julius U Meier, F. E. Smith and K. C
itigga.
The announcement of awards in this
contest will be but one feature of the
big meeting tomorrow night in the
members' council-room of the Chamber.
Delegate from all of the 162 civic
clubs of the city will attend, and rep
resentstives from various cities of the
state besides Portland ar expected.
COASTERS INJURE SIX
OS EGOS CITT CASUALTIES OCCrR
I.f ONE DAY'S SPORT.
Strew Hllla Entire Bobsled Partlea, Wka
C base Prdratrlana Oft W elks
and Ran Them Down.
OREOON CITY. Or, Jan. 3 (Spe
cial.) Six persons were injured In Ore
gon City today by bobsleds and sleighs.
Tha list of injured follows:
Tom Bates, sprained ankle: John
Myers, many bruises and minor cuts; I
Tom Long, mashed finger; Elmer I
Hendrlckson. fractured arm and leg,
bruises and possible internal injuries:
Miss Ethel Alldredge. sprained ankle
and bruises: Jack Ott, 7-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ott. of Mountain View,
arm sprained while coasting.
Mr. Hendrlckson. the most seriously
injured of the six. was taken to St.
Vincent'a Hospital in Portland. He was
standing on Seventh street when a bob
sled hit him. Dr. M. C Strickland is
attending him. Mins Alldredge was
thrown from a bobsled when it hit
fence.
The ateep hills of Oregon City offer
enticing courses for bobsled parties.
The sidewalks were used for the sport,
forcing many of the pedestrians to
take to the street.
E. B. KEMP FUNERAL TODAY
Mr. Ilnrlunrt's Deputies Will
Be
Pallbearers at Service.
With Sheriff Hurlburfs deputies of
ficiating as pallbearers. Evan B. Kemp,
whose brutal assault on Mrs. Mabel
Myers and subsequent suicide attracted
public attention last week, will be
burled today. Funeral services will be
held at 1 o'clock at the Ericsoa under
taking parlors, with Rev. J. Richard
Olson officiating.
It is not out of respect for the dead
man that the officers are attending the
funeral, but for the sake of his mother.
Mrs. Hannah Kemp. The pallbearers
will be Deputy Sheriffs "Bob" Phillips.
Clarence Beckman. H. Christofferson.
Oswald Day. Kay Ward and Jailer
George Hurlburt.
Line to give calendars
Soutliorn Pacific Arranges Distri
bution to Its Patrons.
For the first time In Its history, the
Southern Pacific railroad haa arranged
to distribute calendars to its patrons.
An ample supply has been printed and
prepared for distribution on all parts
of l be system. Advance copies were
received here yesterday by John M.
Scott, s;eneral passenger agent of the
road. Tbey "how pictures of aome of
the famous California missions along:
the route of the Southern Pacific,
Within a few days tbe public will be
supplied from the ticket office at Sixth
and Oak streets.
TOM LONG AGAIN ROBBED
City Hall IX-alcr Loc SI0 Worth
of Candy lo Thief.
For the thind time In as many months
sneak thieves looted the showcase' of
Tom Long, tke blind cigar dealer a,
the City Hall, some time Sunday and
stole about l' worth of candy. The
case wa broken open and the randy
removed without the attention of the
watchmen being attracted.
A short time ago some one stole a
nut machine from Mr. Long's show
rase and a little while before that a
man was arrested for stealing cigars,
candy and ram from Mr. Long.
BRIDGE FRANCHISE SOUGHT
C'oniinibsloners Will Consider Bids
at MoetioK Today.
If the Interstate Bridge Commission
were forced to pay war prices on the
steel used in the construction of the
prldre. the structure would cost 1258.
hnO more, according to John Lyle Har
rington, of Kansas City. Mo., consult
ing engineer of the Commission.
"Steel I. o. b, ca.is. I'lltsburg, costs
! B
Only Two More Days
Today and Tomorrow
To See
Geraldine Farrar
The Famous Metropolitan
Opera Star in
TEMPTATION
1 1 A
Don't Put It Off, and Remember to Come Early
Coming Thursday for Three Days
The Screen's Supreme Emotional Astress
Pauline Frederick
, in
Lydia Gilmore
As Great as Zaza
THEATER
StvV rlr-ai IrarS
The Submarine
A Keystone Masterpiece in Four Big Acts
The Funniest Production of the Kings of Fun
Makers See Syd Chaplin Commanding; a Real U. S.
Submarine in Battle Against a Gunboat
TODAY
Also "AMBITION"
A Three-Reel Drama of American Life
Colombia
THE THEATER OF NO DISAPPOINTMENTS
more todav." he writes Chairman Hoi
man, "than has been paid for the steel
in vour bridge, erected and painted.
In a meeting to be held at 10 o'clock
this morning in room 200 of the Court
house, the Bridge Commission will con
sider the granting of the railway fran
chise over the structure, tne romana
Railway. Light & Power Company is
said to be the chief bidder for these
rights.
FISHING TRIAL ON TODAY
G. Brown and A. Doutliitt Charged
With Illegally Using Nets. "
The trial of George Brown and Alex
nouthltt who were' caught fishing for
salmon with nets above the bridge at
Oregon City and who were arrestea
by Deputy Game Warden E. H. Clark
and Master r isn v aruen n.
will be held today at Oregon City.
According to Deputy Clark, it is
understood that the friends of the ac-
used men are raising funds ana win
carrv the ngnt. II necessary, lo ia
State Supreme Court.
The arrest of Brown ana uoutniit
was made after Deputy Clar had been
precipitated Into the water of the Wil-
amette, while attempting to get into
the boat of the illegal fishermen from
the bank of the river.
150 IN DANGER AT FIRE
Occupants of Former Xotorlous
Paris House Are Endangered.
pwards of 150 occupant of a lodg-
es
a friend to poor
Resinol Soap is not only unusually
cleansine and softening, but its ree
ularuse helps nature pive to the skin
and hair that bealutyof perfect health
which it is impossible to imitate.
Tendency to pimples is lessened,
redness and roughness disappear,
and in a renr short time the com
plexion usually becomes clear, fresh
and velvety.
The soothing, restoring influence
Iner-house on North Third street, that ; tions.
muiouap
oooopoooocaooo
irate
In the early days was the notorious
Paris House, covering a half block,
had a narrow escape from fire at 1:40
yesterday morning. A passerby discov
ered the flames.
A second alarm was turned In, hut
department No. 2 confined the damage
to 9250. The cause was not ascertained.
TOM DOBSON COMING HERE
Former Portland Choir Boy to Ap
pear In Unique Recital.
O n c of the most delightful and
unique eong recitals ever given here
will be that of Tom Dobson at tho
Heilig next Monday night at 8:30. Mr.
Dobson, wbo was a choir boy in the
old Trinity Church some years ago, has
a host of friends here and interest in
the recital is keen.
This is not entirely on account of his
personal popularity, but because of the
many flattering things the. New York
critics have written about him on the
occasion of his two recitals at the
famous Punch and Judy Theater in that
city under the direction of Loudon
Charlton this season. For a young and
hitherto almost unknown artist to re
ceive such genuine attention from the
critics in New York speaks volumes for
his genuine ability to do something
and to do it differently.
That Mr. Dobson certainly does as
those fortunate enough to hear him
next Monday will immediately recog
nize. His programme will consist of those
numbers In which he achieved his
greatest triumphs in New York, which
includes several of his own composi-
that makes this possible is the Retinal
which this soap contains and which
physicians hare prescribed for over
twenty years, in Resinol Ointment,
in the care of skin and scalp troubles.
If the skin is in bad cooditkja throninS neirlert
ar aa unwise nse of cosmetics, Resinol Soap
should be aided by a little Resiuo) Oiaoneat.
Resinol Soap is sold by all drnrrists and deal
ers in toilet roods. For a triUix cake aad
ramnie boa of P inol Ointment, free, write Dept.
lP, Rennol, Baltimore, Md.
complexions