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TIIE MORNING OREGOXIAN. AV EDXESDAY, DECEMBER 21. 191Q. 1G WEAK POINT FOUND IN CITY'S DEFENSE Rights of Trolley Company to Abandon Streets Argued Before Solons. GENERAL FUND MAY BE HIT & FhAald Clljr l-0w la Court Attempt In Collect Anienl for Street Work. Farther Drain on City I"nnd Follow. Klhte ef the PortlanJ Railway, IJH Powfr Company to abandon nortlona of ita franchise at will wlin i eat flrt having gained the ernillon : th Council and to change from loutle to a aln!e track without pr t mllon to arold a rrtaln enenae In ' tt patenient of atreeta. were argued at a merlin yeatrday afternoon of a committee of the Council and repreeen- 1lve of the company. No agreement wii rarhd. The commute aked the "ty Auditor to prepare a atatemrnt 1 ehowlnc how much eeamente the company 'had failed to pay by changing lr Ira. ki. and to make a report to the trt committee at lt neat meeting. Krtdav. K- !. Jojvlyn. prrnldent of tie Port land Hallway. Llgl.t Power Company, explained that City Engineer Morrla had been d'lly notified when the com pany prepared to remove lt tracke pre vious to a atreet Improvement, and that Mr. Morris had prepared hie apeclflca tlona for the Improvementa In a way to omit the otreefar tracka. Becauae tha City tneer had failed to object to eurti nolifli-allone and had prepared hla atreet Ppeclf Iratlona to eaclude the . rompany. Mr. Joaaelyn Intimated that It was conaent enoue-h for the company to remove or change Its tracka. Attorney Questions AnOiorlty. Ctly Attorney Grant maintained that the Interested property-owners and th clly could not bo held by the action of the City Knlneer In aurn ways, aa tha latter ha no legal authority to grant the rompany permission delegated by the franchlsea to the Council. During tho controversy the represen. tatlvrs of the railroad company dlacor ered a weak point on tha city'a defense, and thereafter oed It to the best ad vantage. Ther Biada tha Cy Attor ney acknowledge that should tha city assess the rompany for Improvements where tra-ka irt removed, and th company ahould win th city would be compelled to pay th money assessed to th property-owners from th gen eral fund. Aa th general, fund I weak, the argument mad Its effect on the members of th committee. When asked If It were true that an other aaenient could b ordered by th Coiin-ll In caso th count decided to railroad company need not pay as sessment of that nature. Mr. Grant eat! he was not our of th Council's right n th mattr. When Mr. Urant a-llee. the commltlee to order assess ments made to Include th Portland Jlallwar. IJght eV Power Company for atreet Improvementa wher th com pany had either removed Its tracka without permission or had changed front a double to a single track, th company's representallvea showed an unwlillnaness to have th matter taken Into court, and bv dwelling upon th itsnger such a thing might be to th geaeral fund, caused Mr. orant and th members of th commit lee to become less In latent In going to court. Ilolman Italse Point. "Is it not a fact that the property r-wner have no standing In court in this matter, and that tha Council has tne r!git to leav the company out of any aessment Hat?" asked rYederlck V. II. litis n. attorney for the street ear company, of City Attorney irsnt. Mr. c.rsnl replied that he believed Mr. llol nian was rtcht. and thereby another yolnt was scored by the company. Mr. .losarlyn and Mr. Fuller of the company e&preed a sentiment that they ahould he allowed to have their franchises, where they had removed their tracka. revoked, and Mr. Grant agreed with them. Mr. Joa;-n said that ther was not a part of anv franchise wher tra.ks were not laid that th com pany cared to retain. I oun.-lln-an Itushllght called atten tion to tha Injustice that might be Hone Innocent purchasers of property In districts where a road had been built to promote a tract, by th com pany abandoning Its track when the lots wer Kll. thus leaving th prop erty owners In th lurch. The places where the company ac cused of having moved Its tracks to escape parmenl of assessments for street work sre HaTsey street. Nine teenth street. Kast Kleventh atreet. th Twenty-eighth street bridge, and Tilla mook street. Mr. Joeselyn said he would like to liars the matter of the Twenty-eighth street bridge considered separately. An attempt was ma.le on the part of the ompany to deny that It had used a franchise across the old Twenty-eighth street bridge, but they wer finally rcnvlm-ed that thla could be proved, and th discussion was dropped. Mrfrl Committee; to Decide. At the beginning of the conferenr Mr. Grant was much In favor of taking the matter Into court, as he said th companVa action In removing Ires tracks would alwavs cause trouble until the matter waa finally settled. At a recent meeting of th Council. It was derided to authorise tha City Auditor t assess til Portland Railway, Light A Power Company for th por tion of the Nineteenth atreet improve ment from which th company removed Ita tracks. The street committee will decide at It nett meeting what action will be taken In regard to the other piece wher th company haa removed tt. tracks entirely or changed to slngl track. CANAL WORK PROGRESSES Requisition Made for Material for Emergency Paras. WASHINGTON. Pec. 3a. Indicating tee procreaa of th Panama Canal, th 'nmmisalon' office today received from the Istlimua requisition for material to be used In the bul'.dlng of emergency dam. Th Installation of these will con stitute th first large work In connec t on with th locks. Emergency dams will be erected at the head of each set of locks and will be us-d In ca of acrlilent. which would permit th water of Gatuo Lake to now nt the canal. T. Commission soon wi:i aJvenle for bU! fr structural steU of which th r-irttrtKT dame wi'J be built. It la be I vcd the first of the will be Install-d Jure 1. mi. and the last January 1. UL. MISS ALICE LIAIO, ALICE LLOYD BUSY Star of brpheum Theater Bill Has Been "On the Go." SHE SELLS SEALS TODAY rrctty Comedienne Haa Had Long Round of Strenuous Acllvllj Since She Came to Clly, and More Is In Prospect. Alice I.!oyd has been lending s most trenoous rslstenc rinc she arrived In orti.ind last Monday momlrg. w on the e.x ' said th little Kngilsh comedienne In a chat last enlng at her hotel. "I came . . . w n.t after a very town at twin - " - - hurried breakfaet I went over to the theater and hung tip my dresses. Tou know, there are only of them. I use a dlnVrent on for each song at every ra-rformance. and If anyone thinks un- ' .. J nrm n r f OUt . ... i them alt UD Oe- wrtnairs sou - - - - -centlv la any child s Job-well. It will b . . .ho think It. No woman would consider 11 play. w 'Then I renearsti '"'''". . . i .inM atl but two at my songs are new. we spent consld- of ers b!e time getting am" " . . if... fl.t I eobbled a sinana mna '-. -. . . . si quick lurch. Iook it on m. ru... ; yet tried the cafeteria system, but If I am as busy In tho Utter part of the werlt Ml" been these few days. l!tt! Allc. is going to carry her own tray ami select her doughnuts with the olhcr tired busl- n-Hctween my afore-mentlonrd lunch and the tln-.e for my appear no at th Orpheum mailnee. I sat for n.e photo graph. of which, by the way. 30 hae been made, and whenever I hav any ex tra breathing lime I am writing 'rooTS sincerely. Alice Uoyd.' serosa th bot tom of each one. to be given as souve nirs to women attending the performance this work. Some Busy," Is Actress. "Oh. es. I m busy, sll right. After th matinee performance I went over to th llelllt and r.h-.r-r.l with the "ch""' my aongs In which I appeared at the ITre Cluh'a stiow on Monday evening. Then I absorbed aomo dinner: really. I almost ld It by proxy. . Then another performance at the theater, changing my dress with each of my aix songs followed by a hurried Jump Into a waiting taxi and a dash for the lletllg. Four aongs there with attendant change of costum for e h. then back to the theater to hang up my clothea and get Into civilian s K "Of course. I went to the Press Club's banquet, but at 1 o'clock my pink car Waa pounding my hotel pillow pretty hard: l m telling you. And ertJ was up and dressed and had breaKlas before 11. and at Tull at G'bb.' shop, where I got busier than a or sn berry mer chant, selling Christmas seals. "l-nti; 1J o'clock 1 cried my wares, and I feel pretty gtatliled. too. at the money I took in. Then I went to lunch, gave mv usual matlnc and at 4: w.nt back to Tull Glbbs ami cried Buy your Red ,-ros stamps' or Have vou bought your r.ed Cross stamper until S: came. Short Het Enjojcd. "Then I came home and here I am. resting for saven and three-fourths of a mlnut- before dinner. After dinner It s the theater again, and autograph pic ture some more. I want to Onlsh an other hundred or so before by-lo tlm tonight." , Today Miss Lloyd's programme or events Is Just as full s those of the pre vious days. At the Meier Frank stor this morning at 11:3ft. In the tearoom, th charming little actress will hold an auc tion of article donated by frienda of th rioser Mwslon Lay Nursery In th In terests of that philanthropic organisation. Proceeds of th auction will go toward supporting th nursery, wher the chil drenof poor mothers who sre employed during th day are cared for ".an especial treat Ml.a Uoyd I going to aing for th children of th pay Nur ,.ry at their Chrhstma tree, festivities next Kriday evening. Thla la. however, not to b a public event. Tomorrow Miss Ulovd tit A!. of Red Cross seals at th Portland llotel iLmll o clock to 1 P. M , and at Old. UortmMi King store from i.W to i il In the sfternoon. Timber Cruler' Home Burns. VANCOVVKR. Wash.. Dec. .. t Spe cial.! Whll Jscoh Cab, a resident of Sara, a few miles from Vancouver, was - v.- :: ;1 WHO I ACTIVE IX A9MISTI.VG IXICAL, CHARITIES. cruising timber In Oregon, his home, valued st $3000. burned last night, noth ing being; saved No fire had been In the house for two years, owing to Mr. Cab' i absence, and It Is believed sparks carried from where a neighbor was charplttlng stumps wer responsible. MONEY GIFTS POPULAR Banks Offer Crisp "ew Xoles to Patrons Ilurins; Holidays. In the scramble for Christmas pres ents few people ever think of going to a bank exeeptirs to get the where withal to provide them, yet all of Port land's financial institutions hav pre pared to accommodate that portion of the public that makes its remembrances In currency. A large supply of newly-engraved paper haa been received In the city.- es pecially to take care of this business. It Is meeting with a ready demand. Most of the bills are of the $1 and It denomination. The National banka be ing allowed to Issue notes aa currency have their usual supply -of these on hand, which they exchanged for old paper money or coins. Msny poople In Portland give money at Christmas time. This seems to be the rule particularly among the men who always are In a quandary when it cornea to buying. Toung men In re membering their mothers also have ac. quired the habit of making the present In th form of currency. One old man came Into a local bank the th other day. deposited $55 In paper money on one of the paying tel ler's windows and asked for that many tl bills. II explained that he has 5i grandchildren and that he yearly re members each one of them In this way. Those who send money by mail find the new bills meet their demands from almost every standpoint. The IS and fill notes find ready favor. Very few people send out bills of higher denomi nations. Bankers also say that following Christmas a steady stream of checks, representing holiday remembrances, will begin pouring; through the clearing-houses. This also seems to be a favorite method on the part of those who can afford It to display th Christ mas spirit. SHOPLIFTER IS CAPTURED Woman Arrested In Meier & Frank Department Store. Mrs. Mary Robinson, So yvars of age. the wife of a steamboat man residing at Williams avenue, was detected In the act of shoplifting at the Meier & Frank department store yesterday. She was subsequently turned over to th police and is heUt on a charge of larceny. A quantity of articles, rsnglng from sev eral csns of talcum powder to silk waists, were found on her person. Sh had stolen. It Is alleged. In the aggregate 1100 worth of valuables from department stores last night. Detectives Hellyer and Moloney, in a prarch of her home, after ward found a veritable notion abop In a room. Mrs. Robinson- was detected by the Meier & Frank management shoplifting during the Christmas crowds last year. Several stolen articles were taken from her and she was given her liberty at that time. As a guard against shipliftrrs and their Ilk Meier & Frank have enlisted th aid of 5u detectives of both sexes during the Christmas week. It was one of the women employed for tM purpose who observed Mrs. Robinson deftly slip a piece of sliver plate under her cloak and try to make away with It when she was cap tured last night. TETRAZZINI IS TRIUMPH Prima Donna Kntliusiastically Re ceived In San Francisco. Such a sensational triumph has never before bean known on the Pacific Coast, aa that of the beautiful soprano Tetraszln. In San Francisco a week ago. Not only were thousands present to welcome In a passion of Joy the return of the California alnger to her horn city after her extraordinary European debut, but thousands also waited breathless outside the great Dreamland Pavilion In the hop of catching a pass ing glance at th fair singer. Th entire city of San Francisco aeemed ready to do her homage. Teara of raptur at th wonderful softneaa and glamorous beauty of her notes might be seen on very hand In the vast audience. Such parslon of adoration swept the great auditorium aa Indeed mad th event on that broke all reeorda. On rriday night. December 10. Tetrasxlnl will be heard In Portland at the Helllg Theater under tha man agement of Lois Steers-Wynn Comsn. Dahrtfc Flax Market. tH'I.VTH. Iec. - rtsx on track anil to am... 1.1311: December. I1.S1 v; May. IS DECLARES EXPERT W. D. Howells Says Paddy Holland Is Feigning to Escape Gallows. OTHER DOCTORS DISAGREE Krldence at Variance Kegarding Slate of Mind of Man Accused of Murder of Pretty School Teacher at Ritxvllle. RITZVIUUE. Wash.. Dec. 20. (Special.) Sham Is the type of Insanity that Dr. W. D. Howells, of gnoksne. believes af focts Paddy Hollard. on trial In the Su perior Court for murder of Josephine Putnam, pretty school teacher, and this testimony of the expert Is the only tes timony of alienists offered by the state today to offset the testimony of Dr. F. K. McDowell. Dr. Edwin I.. Kimball and Dr. v. I.. White, who testified that the defendant was insane at the time of the tragedy and Insrne now. Dr. Arrr.ann. County Coroner, and Dr. Frank Burroughs, of this city, who were Introduced s witnesses by the state In rebuttal today, refused to testify as ex perts, but stated that they were unable to say from the examination and experience with the prisoner whether he was sane or insane. Private Opinion Not Given. Dr. Burroughs said that he was con vinced In his own mind concerning the condition of the prisoner, but the state did not ask him to express that opinion and It was not brought out oo cross examination. Dr. Howells scofTed at the Idea of prenatal influence in case at hand and said that the actions which occurred before the shooting affair were very foolish but nothing more. He said that Holland was not Insane at the present time and that while his actions in the courtroom were those of a man in pro found dementia, by actions of the prisoner in attending to his wants in his cell, he said, that the apparent con dition did not exist. Insane Condition Traced. Dr. Edwin L. Kimball testified that the defendant was absolutely Insane, and In contrast to the method of Dr. McDowell, of yesterday, he traced the condition of Insanity from the present time backward Just as Dr. McDowell had traced it from prenatal Influence. County Clerk Douglaas has prepared an estimate of the cost of the murder rase to Adams County, and he places the total at over $4500. He divides the amount as 11500 for Jury; $150 for bailiffs, $2500 for witnesses. $150 for reporters and the remainder of the amount for Special Prosecutor Edward A. Davis, who Is assisting Prosecuting Attorney John Truax. and Incidentals. FEDERAL AID NOT ASKED SAX FRANCISCO WILL FIXAXCK EXPOSITION AIXXE. Bill In Congress Is Withdrawn City and State Have Raised Total of $17,500,000. WASHINGTON. Dec 30. (Special.) San Francisco today made a point in Its light against New Orleans to be declared the official city for the World's Panama Exposition, through the withdrawal of Its bill on the subject. The original plan was to ask for an appropriation from the Gov ernment. Withdrawal of the bill means thst the people of California are willing to finance the exposition themselves with out aid or guarantee from the United States. It Is believed that the advocates of New Orleans will find difficulty In meet ing this stand. Representative Kahn, ho asked the withdrawal of the measure, raid that nn rTancisco would ask no appropriation from Congress. The action of the House In withdrawing the bill and laying it upon the table virtually kills the hill. There waa op- pneritlon to Kahn'a request, but he said that he had accomplished his purpose just tho same. In explanation of his at titude, he said: At first we did not know what Cali fornia would be willing to do in financial aupport of an exposition. Now we do know. The state nd City of San Fran- Isco have raised a total of 117.500.OUO $10,000,000 mora than any other state has raised and we are now able to come before Congress with an absolute guaran tee that the United States Government will not t3 called on for a cent and that it never will be required to assume any financial re:ponibility whatever. "The only possible occasion for an ap propriation from Congress for San Fran cisco would be for the erection of a Gov ernment exhibit building and that would be a matter left entirely to Congress. I may state that thin is the first time In the history of the country that a state haa undertaken to give a great Inter na tion Exposition without Fedt-ral aid.'" MORMON EMIGRANTS HELD 15, Including Eight Women, Not Allowed to Enter Country. PORTLAND, Me. Dec. 20. Immigra tion officers here are exercising? more than ordinary care In tiie examination of a party of Mormons who arrived Monday from Liverpool on the steam er Dominion. Of the S3 in the party, 13 missionaries and 10 converts were pansed immediately. After an examination 15 more were allowed to proceed. The remaining 15, Including eight women, are being de tained until they can srtve a more defi nite account of their plans in coming1 to this country. A special-official from Washington is assisting In the exam ination. MISSING BARBER WANTED Explanation of Forged Checks Paid 'at Grays Harbor Is Desired. HOQUIAM. Wash.. Dec. 20. (Special) Police of this city and Aberdeen are seeking J. C. Morrow, a barber, well known In both cities, who disappeared from Gray's Harbor last Saturday. They want him to explain several checks which have turned up at banks In both cities, and which are pro nounced forgeries. The cheeks are all NSANITY SI - Do Your Meals Fit? Do Ton Feel Snug and Comfortable Around Your Waist Line After a Hearty Meal? Trial rarkage of StaarCa Dyspepsia Tablets Free.' Did your last meal taste dellclously good to you. and did you eat all you wanted? Could you have patted your rotundity In glee and felt proud of your appetite and of your, Rood strong stomach? Do you feel rosy now be cause your last meal gave you no In convenience whatever? If not, you have dyspepsia In Bomo form, and probably never realized It. If you have the least trouble In your stomach after eating, no matter how little or how much you eat, there Is trouble brewing; and you must correct It at once. Most ell stomach troubles come from poor. weak, scanty gastric juice, that precious llyuid which ought to turn your food into rich, red blood. If you have nausea, your gastric juice is weak. If you have sour risings or belchings. your food Is fermenting: your gastrin juice is weak. If you have loss of appetite, your gastric juice Is weak. If you have a bloaty feeling or aversion to food, your gastric Juice is weak. You need something in your stomach to supply the gastric juice which Is scanty, and to give power to the weak gastric juice. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab lets do this very thing-. Now think one grain of one of the ingredients of these wonderful little tablets digests 3000 grains of food. They are several times more powerful than the gastric juice In a good, strong powerful stomach. They actually digest your food for you. Besides, they In crease the flow of gastric juice. Just what you need to get all the good pos sible out of everything you eat. You will never have that "lump of lead" In your stomach nor any other stomach trouble after taking Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Then everything you eat will be digested, it will give you strength, vim. energy and a rosy disposition. You'll feel good all 'around your waist line after every meal and It will make you feel good all over. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will make you feel happy after eating a 'good, hearty meal. Take one or two after eating. You'll feel fine then your meals will fit, no matter what or when you eat. We want to send you a sample pack age of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets free of charge, so you can test them your self and be convinced. After you have tried the sample, you will be so satis fled that you will go to the nearest drug-store and get a 60c box. Send us your name and address to day and we will at once send you by mall a sample package, free. - Address F. A. Stuart Co., 150 Stuart bldg., Mar shall. Mich. drawn for the same amount, $22.50. a barber's wages for a week, and are all endorsed with the "J C. Morrow." The checks are drawn on banks and signed with the names of various firms, In most cases barbers, although one or two saloons have been used by the forger. No complaint has been Is sued against Morrow as yet. ' The first check to appear was taken to the Lumbermens Bank, and had the signature of Munn & Kirk. Hoqulam barbers. They say that the check was forged. CHARGES HELD UNFOUNDED Expert Reports Bellingham Armory In Good Condition. OLTMPIA. Wash., Dec. 20. (Special.) G. W. Bullard, the Tacoma architect ap pointed by Governor Hay to investigate the charges of graft made by Captain Frank Railley, of Bellingham. in connec tion with the new state armory now un der construction at that place, has filed his report with the Governor and says ln part : 'A vhnlA the hulldinf thus far lsetl fexcellcnt piece of work, the materials comply with the epeclilcations ana mere Is no foundation for serious criticism from anyone who haa a knowledge of building construction." STATE FUNERAL PLANNED Impressive Services to Be Held for Late Chilean Minister. WASHINGTON. Dec, 20. As an offi cial tribute to the memory of Don Anl bal Cruz, late Chilean Minister, and a mark of respect to a friendly state, an Impressive state and military funeral will be held here tomorrow. The services will be attended by the President and members of the Cabi net, the entire diplomatic corps, and other dignitaries. They will be con ducted at St. Patrick's Catholic Church, to which the body will bo escorted by an imposing military contingent. Cardi nal Gibbons and Monsignor Falconio, Flxtr-foar out of every one million per snnn the worH ovr sre Mind. Helpful Hints on Hair Health Scalp and Hair Troubles Generally Caused by Carelessness Dandruff Is a contagious disease caused by a microbe which also pro duces baldness. Never use a comb or brush belonging to some one else. No matter how cleanly the owner may be. these articles may be Infected with microbes, which will infect your scalp. It is far easier to catch hair microbes than it is to get rid of thetn. and a sin gle stroke of an infected comb or brush may well lead to baldness. Never try on anybody else's hat. Many a hat band Is a resting place for microbes. If you happen to be troubled with dandruff, itching scalp, falling hair or baldness, we have a remedy which we. believe will completely relieve these troubles. We are so sure of this that we offer it to you with the under standoing that It will cost you nothing for the trial if it does not produce the results vre claim. This remedy Is called Rexall "IS" Hair Tonic We honestly believe it to be the most scientific rem edy for scalp and hair troubles, and we know of nothing else that equals it for effectiveness, because of the results it has produced In thousands of cases. Rexall "93" Hair Tonic Is devised to banish dandruff, restore natural color when Its loss has been brought about by disease, and make tne hale naturally silky, soft and glossy. It does this be cause it stimulates the hair follicles, destroys the germ matter, and brings about a free, healthy circulation of blood, which nourishes the balr roots, causing them to tighten and grow new hair. W'e want everybody who has any trouble with hair or scalp to know that Rexall "SS Hair Tonic Is the best hair tonic and restorative In existence, and no one should scoff at or doubt this statement until they haTve put our claims to a fair test, with the under standing that they pay us nothing for the remedy if it does not give full and complete satisfaction in every particu lar. Two sizes, 60 cents and $1.00. Re member, you can obtain Kexall Reme dies in Portland only at The Owl Drug Co, Inc., Cor. "th and Washington eta. Make Christmas Last All Winter! You can spend more money, but it won't buy a better gift for Christ mas than a Columbia Graphophone Pay on easy terms after the holi days if you like. Complete outfits up to $250 (disc or cylinder) . See this special "New Leader" outfit $35.10. Includes the "New Leader" Columbia Graphophone, with carrying cover and your choice of 6 Columbia Indestructible Cyl inder Records. COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO. 371 WASHINGTON STREET Sold by All First-Class Dealers IMPERIAL CANDY CO. "A delightful gift at home r to send abroad." Oregon Journal "Of peculiar interest to the people of Washington." Spokane Chronicle MYTHS AND LEGENDS OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST . By KATHERINE B. JUDSON of the Seattle Public Library I SOME of the most interesting folk lore in America clusters around the magnificent mountains, valleys, and plains of the Pacific Northwest. Miss Judson knows the country of the legends and the people among whom they were handed down, and with ready access to reliable sources she has brought together a fine collection of these quaint and primitive stories. The beauty and value of the book are greatly enhanced by the SO illustrations from photographs of scenes and Indian types with which the legends have to do. $U0 net. ForSale at Bookstores 2F3gg&gSgZ The Famous Is the Lamp of Real Beauty because it gives the best light of all lamps. The Rayo gives a white, soft, mellow, diffused light easy on the eye because it cannot flicker. You can use your eyes as long as you wish under the Rayo light without strain. The Rayo Lamp Is low-priced, and even though you pay $5, $10 or $20 for other lamps, you may get more expensive decorations but you cannot get a better light than the low-priced Rayo gives. A strong, durable shade-holder holds the shade on firm and true. This season's new burner adds strength and appearance. Once a Rayo User, Always One. Bultrs flB?fei. If not at years, writt for dtscriptk "TOWST orator to the noenst ucr of tr.t j&tf Standard Oil Company Jpf t (Incorporated) immi.iimim'imwK3a I It Is the Night Before Xmas and he has forgotten some friend?" Go to any of the best drug gists In Portland and get CSCfet& a box of -LG2D2fa If you get into this fix Only.a second to buy them and satisfying beyond Compare.