THE MORNING OREGON! AX. THURSDAY, JANUARY 6. 1016.
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Nothing Like It Ever
Attempted in the
Gty Before
150,000
Souvenir Photos
Of Yoor FaTorite Stars
C.'ntn Awiy by the
PEOPLESTHEATER
Tfc First Ixt of
20,000
-OF
Mary Pickford
Anita Stewart
Earle Williams
Will I Prexntrd
SUNDAY. MONDAY,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
To Each nnd Every One
Attending
MARY PICKFORD
The Fountfc"
Anita Stewart and Earle
William in
"THE GODDESS"
Get Ready for the His
Start Then Get Them All
Tell AH Your Friend
Today
PEOPLE
THEATER
Today
Tomorrow
Saturday
The Screen's Foremost Emotional Actress
PAULHNE FMEDE
KICK
Mother. Do You
Ixve Mr. Cenham?
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In Her Latest Dramatic Triumph
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Paramount Special Production of Henry Arthur Jones' Celebrated Success
No play of the year has such
gripping moments, such intense
dramatic action, such depth of
realism as this. A story of mother love,
of sacrifice and devotion which has never
been excelled in the annals of spoken or silent drama
First Show at 11:00; Then 12:43, 2:30, 4:15, 6:00, 7:43, 9:30
Come a Few Minutes Early
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rarllnff to a complaint broucbl to tha
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talr lm of aa.aa.ln- all water
rharcaa aaain.t proparty oaroara In
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.!tea that lr. lvVitt Conn.ll Is
rtkifii to forra her lo ramova from an
apartracnt-houa arhlrb aha la oper
ating:, hhr r.fur.d to mow and ac
cordingly Mr. t?nnnall. omra.r of tha
propariy. a.k.d tha aatrr bureau to
.hut off tha watar. Thia li dona. In
addition. It la eomplatn.4. In.ifectora
of tha water bureau rhrcked up on tha
ca.o and rrprtmandad a neighbor for
having given Mr. Ilrbnka water. The
founcil. aftar hearing tha ca.a ye.ter
dav. in.irurt.4 the water turned on.
Vr. Hehnke wa. not c).llnntlnt In I
haca been started, and the watar bu
reau ftvaiem wa re.orted to as mora
expedient. Mra. flehnke'a huabaml. It
la said, held the leaaa on the apart
ni.nt'hou.e and has separated from
Mra. Iiehnka.
STATIONS ARE NUISANCE
Al lat Cotnmiaioncr Illcck Will
lUxxtuinrrnd Ou.tlnj "Gas" Irota.
If rrrommendatlnna of ComnilMloner
Dlrrk are adopted by the Council no
more permit, wilt be granted for the
e.tabllahment of gaanltne filling: sta
tions In tha "no parklnr strip" district
of the city and steps will be taken to
force tha removal of those already In
stalled.
Mr. Dieck report, that tha stations
are a nul.anre In the business district
snd should be ou.ted as soon as practicable.
FRANKLIN HIGH TOPIC
GROWTH OF SCHOOL RELATED AT
PA REST-TEACHER MEETING.
Prlaelswl Ball Tells af laereaae la Ea.
rllaeat Press 7 la Bl M If Il
ia Two Tears.
That the Franklin Hlfrh School will
be the lamest in Portland when all
the units of the new building; are com
pleted and occupied was the state
ment made at the celebration of the
aeeond annlvernary of the entahllnh-
nient of the Franklin High School
Tuesday night In the Cresto- :hool
under the auspices of the Franklin
Parent - Teacher Association. Mrs. J.
F. Chapman, president of the associa
tion, presided.
City Superintendent Alderman spoke
on the subject. "What May Be Done
by a High School Parent - Teacher
Association."
U. H. Thomas, clerk of the Board of
Education, reviewed the growth of the
Portland high schools since the first
was built.
Principal Ball said that when Frank
lins; High School was established two
years ago the enrollment was 76 stu
dents, and that the present enroll
ment is S16. In February, he said, the
enrollment will be 670, and next Sep
tember It will be 00. At the resent
rate of increase he said that there
will be 1500 students in the Franklin
High School when the first class is
ready to graduate.
A short musical programme was
rendered by students of the school.
Olymaia Debt Is $1,194,181.
OLYMPIA. Wash.. Jan. 5. (Spe
cial.) According to a statement issued
by the State Treasurer, the Washing
ton Capitol building fund is in debt
$1,194,181. of which .495.06S is charged
on warrants and guaranteed interest.
The Capitol Building Commission will
open bids January 18 for a bond issue
of. 11.500,000. out of which it is pro
posed to complete the Temple of Jus
tice at a cost approximating .400,000,
and to apply the balance upon the
standing indebtedness.
S7.S TlmlM-r I .and IK-al Made.
APKRDEEN. Wash.. Jan. 6. (Spe
cial.! The Vance Lumber Company, of
Klina. paid 1:7. :4 Monday for a half
section of school tlmberland at a sale
at tha Courthouse. The land Is six
miles east of Illma and adjoins tlmher
now belna; logged by lh Vance Company.
Everybody says SYD CHAPLIN IN "THE
SUBMARINE riRATEn is the best Keystone
Comedy that has ever been made. So fast and
furious, so thrillingly funny, people run short
of wind laughing. It's in 4 big parts.
Extra Added Attraction!
WILLARD MACK
Former Baker Stock Star, and Mary Boland,
John Drew's Leading Woman in
The Edge of
the Abyss
A Gripping Story of Present-Day Life
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ALWAYS GOOD PICTURES
Come Afternoons if Possible
COLUMBIA
-THE THEATER OF NO DISAPPOINTMENTS
ICKFORD
WASHINGTON AT PARK STREET
TODAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
MASTER FRANK
LONGACRE
and
LITTLE ETHELMARY
OAKLAND
The Two Cleverest Juvenile Screen Stars Ever to Appear in Pictures
In a Picturization of Chas. K. Harris' Great Play
HEARTS OF MEN
A Romantic and Touching Drama of School Life, Interwoven With a Powerful
Story of a Stolen Invention
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iVo Cleaner Better nor More Interesting Photo
Play Has Ever Been Shown in This City
IF YOU LIKE CLEAN PICTURES,
THIS IS YOUR PICTURE