Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, March 13, 1919, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTIIE SIOItXING OREGOXIAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1010. DLYMPIA LEGISLATURE WILL ADJOURN TODAY MMM Closing Hours Calmly Spent on t Committee Reports. -Of X NORMAL SCHOOL BILL WINS Doiit' Senate Passes Measure for Institu tion at Centralia, but Makes no Iievy for Support. mi! Hllil llillll Bllflilllllilll llilljl St J i ' - ' - . r"??. X ." -ijVS'? ' v ... . ...... OL.YMPIA, Wash., March 12. (Spe cial.) With one day of the legal ses sion remaining the Washington legis lature is experiencing a calm closing. Further consideration Of bills ceased in both houses promptly at noon, and the afternoon and evening hours were passed in leisurely action on confer ence committee reports. From present prospects there will be no night ses sion tomorrow, and final adjournment may come early in the day, depending on progress of committee conferences on amended bills. Sufficient misunderstanding devel oped between the chairmen of the re spective senate and house banking com mittees to wreck several bank bills in the forenoon session. One of these was house bill 222 giving member banks of the guaranty fund the advantage of their deposited security up to amount of capital and surplus as custodians of public funds. The other, senate bill 130, regulated state fund deposits in a manner satisfactory to national banks. The other house bills that went to the scrap heap in this mix-up made false statements of assets to obtain bank credit a felony and clarified the state requirement for diligence in realizing on negotiable paper. Senate Fmm Normal School Bill. As the first order of calendar busi ness the senate this morning passed senate bill 283, a modified form of the Clayton act, limiting strike injunctions and legally recognizing labor unions. The second bill passed establishes a state normal at Centralia, but makes no levy for its support or building. With the bill finally through both "houses, after four years' fight, the Lewis county delegation is satisfied that the next session will make the pchool a reality. On final consideration of the dairy code Senator Taylor added an amend ment making understandings to con trol prices unlawful and the code was accepted as amended by the house. Other final house bills passed by the senate permit clam culture in oyster lands, establish seed inspection, pro vide condemnation for new river chan nels, abolish the board of property commissioners, authorize report on new road in Snohomish county, fix March 31 as expiration date for insurance com pany license, provide for return of parental school children to juvenile court, amend public morals code as to crime against children, and authorize counties to operate ferries. Commission Government Loses. The house defeated the county com mission form of government amend ment and proposed legal authority for borrowing from one municipal fund to meet shortage in another, passing the following senate bills: Prohibiting cellar bakeries after June 30, increas ing salary of state land commissioner to $O00 a year, new irrigation code regulations, authorizing issuance of ' 40-year period irrigation district bonds, arranging for census of third-class school districts, authorizing acquire ment of aviation landing sites, appro priating $2500 for relief of Irving D. Dill, and eliminating cost of inspec tion as expense charge of accident and health insurance companies. Acting Governor L. F. Hart today eigned house bill 116, which, validates a levy of 24 mills made by the city of Aberdeen to clear up outstanding indebtedness. The levy was success fully resisted in the supreme court by K. B. Benn as exceeding the legal limit of indebtedness, after 1105,200 had been paid under the levy without protest. The acting governor approved senate bill 93, which abolishes conrpulsory vaccination requirements and other wise amends the educational code. Final passage ceased today, with 66 bills left in the senate rules committee, of which-,30 were house bills. The house rules committee' kept 64 house bills and 25 from the senate. Out of 572 bills introduced in both houses 34 per cent passed each house. The remaining killed, wounded and missing bills rest in- various standing committees. . . - ;- .v Anita Stewart, beautiful film star who returns tr the screen after m Ions ab aence, In 'Virtuous Wives," to be shown at the Liberty theater next Sunday. graph banner. Bessie was in Portland for a. few hours just before she went with Vitagraph. Then she was talking of her own concern-to-be the Bessie Love Film corporation. TODAY'S FILM FEATURES. Columbia Charles Ray, "The Girl Dodger." Majestic Alice Brady, "Her Si lent Sacrifice."' Star J. Warren Kerrigan, "The Drifters." Sunset William Farnum, "The Rainbow Trail." Liberty Wallace Reld, "Alias Mike Moran." Peoples William Farnum, "The Man Hunter." Globe William Farnum, "The Spoilers." Circle Blllie Burke, "Eye's Daughter." ' Majestic equal to any sacrifice, the Horkheimer brothers one of 'em Is wedded to Jackie Saunders are in New York planning more film pyrotechnics. They were at the helm of the defunct Balboa producing company. A meeting of the Northwest film Board of Trade is to be held in Port land soon. They are trying to hook up distributors and exhibitors in an or ganization which will result in closer co-operation in the film industry. Seat tle is headquarters of the board. West Virginia legislature has libitirii The passed a bill prohibiting pictures like "The Birth of a Nation" from being shown in that state. It provides that no plays that will "arouse feeling be tween the races" are to be permitted. Henry Kolker, Edward Connelly and Darrell Foss are in support of Viola Dana in a forthcoming Metro produc tion. m The new Faramount-Arbuckle con tract for three years is said to involve a sum aggregating $3,000,000. the largest contract Adolph Zukor has ever signed with an Individual artist, and he has hooked up Mary Pickford, Doug las Fairbanks, D. W. Griffith and a host of others. WASHINGTON BOY LOCATED A love equal to any variety rampant in fiction but not so prolific in life, is the theme of the new Alice Brady photoplay, "Her Silent Sacrifice." which opened at the Majes tic theater yesterday. It's a highly emotional picture, has some dramatic situations, enables Miss Brady to wear numerous handsome gowns, and occa sionally skids perilously -close to the consorship ban. Parisian smart society and the at mosphere of .the studios provide locale for the story. A pretty and unsophis ticated little daughter of an innkeeper falls in love with a struggling artist. So deep is her affection for him that she enters into a "you-can-have-me" agreement with a titled roue, the lat ter agreeing to open the doors of suc cess for the artist Success achieved, the nobleman demands payment, but through the prince's Hindoo servant the tangle is finally unraveled, and the man and maid embark together on I OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU, Wash the blissful seas of matrimony. 1 ington, March 12. Arthur Walter Pe- Uhrlstie comedy and Fathe Weekly, terson of Rochester, Wash., whose with specially arranged Wurlitzer whcreabouta had been a matter of music, are other features. I . ,, and well and will soon be back from overseas, -jvhere he has been doing hia bit as a soldier for Uncle Sam. His parents having had no word from him since December, requested . Rep reesntatlve Albert Johnson to start an inquiry through the war department. Mr. Johnson has been informed that the young man sailed from France on Feb ruary 25 with the 55th ammunition train, of which he is a member, on the Nansemond. due to reach Newport Arthur Peterson of Rochester to Return From France. Soon .1 Liberty. "Alias Mike Moran," a film adapta tion of "Open Sesame," the Saturday Evening Post story dealing with a draft evader whoee substitute wins fame on the battlefield, and so inspires the real Larry Young that he joins the Canadians and proves that he's not a coward at heart, will be shown at the Liberty commencing today. Wallace Reid, one of the most pop ular of the screen's male stars, is the leading figure in the etory the weak ling who finally proves himself a man. A delightful romance is said to be blended into the tale, with Ann Little as the girl. James Cruze directed the picture, with Emory Johnson, Charles Ogle and Edythe Chapman among the supporting players. "The Big Idea, a Billy Parsons com edy, and Burton Holmes travelogue are other programme numbers. Conspiracy Case Dismissed. NEW YORK, March 12. The govern ment's case against Leo and Morris Rosenwasser, leather manufacturers, who have been on trial for three weeRs, charged with conspiracy to defraud the government in army contracts, was dis missed today by Federal Judge Garvin, who said 4hat the prosecution had not proved a conspiracy. - 'No More Sleepless Nights Bathes Inte rnally Mr. J. B. Barrows. 271 West North st. Decatur, 111., writes Tyrrell's Hygienic Institute of New York as follows: "I am still using the 'J. B. L. Cas cade' once -a week, and find it most efficient for keeping me in fine con dition. It acts as a sedative for tired nerves and has been a great help for sleeplessness. I have frequently arisen from bed and used it in the middle of the night with satisfactory results." The reason for this remarkable result is because the functions cannot work properly when there is accumulation of waste in the lower intestine. The "J. B. L. Cascade," by the simple process of properly applying warm wa ter, eliminates all this waste and causes the functions to work smoothly and properly. Over half a million intelligent Amer icans are now using the Cascade with similar results. It is the invention of Chas. A. Tyrrell M. D., of New York, a noted specialist on internal bathing for 25 years. It will be shown and explained to you by Woodard-Clark & Co.'s Drug Stores in Portland, Oregon, who will be glad to give you an interesting booklet by Dr. Tyrrell called "Why Man Is Only 50 Efficient." This booklet is free upon' request. Ask for it today while you think of it.-i-Adv. ' Simple Way To Take Off Fat There can he nothinsr simpler than tak ing a convenient little tablet four times ach day until your weight is reduced to i normal. That's all lust purchase a case of Marmola Prescription Tablets from your ' druggist (or if you prefer, send 7ic to Marmola Co.. 864 Woodward ave., Detroit, Mich..) and follow directions. No dieting, no exercise. Eat what you want be as lay cs you like and keep on getting slimmer. And the best part of Marmola Prescription Tablets is their harmlessness. That is your Sunset. 4 i 1 J .'4 4 Hit irvs oil ' - r r r - 321 t-r 4 - . . J; FOR SALE Br n. H. Ward Title A Trait Bid;. Phone Main 271. Business requires o w n e r's ab sence from Portland for several months at least. House First floor. 6 rooms: second floor, 4 bedrooms; third floor. 2 bedrooms. Two baths, hardwood floors, mahogany and enamel finish, 2 all-modern fire places. Orounds 4 1-5 lots, highly Im proved. Price and terms on application. Location Lawrelhurst. Residence phone Tabor 3342. News Va, on March 11. Peterson reg istered from Coos county, Oregon. WInesaps Bring $4 a liox. YAKIMA, Wash., March 12. (Spe cial.) Sale of two carloads of four-tier and four-and-a-half-tier Wlnesaps for export at $4 a box here was announced yesterday by the Yakima County Horti cultural union. This Is said to be the highest price ever paid for a similar quantity of apples In this market. ft "Sealed Wives" extra wives Mor mons used to have in secret form the story basis for "The Rainbow Trail." film as well as story sequel to "Riders of the Purple Sage." With William Farnum as its stalwart . hero, this dramatic and scenically beautiful of fering is the week-end attraction at the Sunset theater. Big Bill, who was the man-killer. Lassiter, of "Riders of the Purple Sage," plays that role in "The Rainbow Trail," as well as Shefford, the young hero of the alluring Zane Grey tale. "The Rainbow Trail" is full of swift. tense action, and its settings are some of the most magnificent scenery in the country the Grand Canyon of Arizona, the great painted desert and the Navajo reservation. The struggle of the United States government to stamp out polygamy is woven throughout the story, with Shef ford, a relative of the lost Lassiter, gaining access to a "hidden city," of "sealed wives." and there finding the dream girl, "The Sago Lily," for whom he has long searched the plains, the deserts and the mountains of the great west. "Damaged, No Goods." a hilarious Sunshine comedy, is another attractive feature. Screen Gossip. Rumors of the week: W. S. Hart has signed to make two pictures for Mys tery Film company at a half million each and is then to retire. William Hart has signed with Art craft for eight pictures. Bill Hart is to return to the United Artists. W. G. McAdoo has received a bale of scenarios from promising writers, which he has forwarded to Douglas Fairbanks and the United Artists. One writer says he will not charge any thing for his story if President Wilson will play in the picture. Louise Lovely worked 26 days in "The Man Hunter" with Bill Farnum, changed costume 13 times and began work on February 13. . "Vitagraph has engaged a mysterious new player. She Is Princess Delia Patra of Egypt, who arrived in Los An geles this week and is now being cast In a new Vitagraph play, the title of which has not 'been announced. It takes an Incident like the Caruso film debut to prove the uncertainty of photoplay production. A man known throughout the world a million dollar star and a good picture "flivved" most dolorously. . They say Bessie Love is making big i gtridea in, popularity under, JUia. Vita- Your Employes' Health is Your Responsibility In the light of modern knowledge exact knowl edge of sanitation, the employer who neglects disinfection of office, store, or factory has a load upon his conscience. He must know that wherever people gather, there is coughing, sneezing, and spitting; wherever there is a traffic of feet, germs are tracked about tand ' deposited. 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