Morning Oregonian., November 29, 1915, Page 13, Image 13

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TIIE MORNING OREOOSIAX, MONDAY. NOTE3IKER 29. 1915.
ENGINEER QUESTION
S BROUGHTTO HEAD
Supreme Court Hearing on
Road Contractor's Manda
mus Set for December A.
MR. LEWIS MAY APPEAR
I ImI iw-olraavat XKha I Ir"'l
l 0erc e( Itixhwar
Vaork, I Licm4 Is
-! oat, Tbl Cae.
I1UV. V' ije.-it
lf! It at.v-Ia.'oa of ia !! HU
war c-nm.ai i eai.t te legal
-r... .e x 5ur
itr. l rapport f tiif ta4 t
, t castia. toair mt Casi-
a.er. 3u:t ef "tele
K.ir .:!. fi miiiwh f
I,. .tl.ii af w t pruper.y
II " r!"'
T3 l'i CM fca t tti-b-e
ee l time fr eearlag ! ao
p.iratioa for a writ ot ea4aoki
kraiglt br reterana Jekeeoo, coo-t-.t-ire
I'f n t'olumtii ll.afkwav
.r la cair.
m,u ri ' i.wi t 4iit ".-
a.stnutc af t :! ef 13" leor
...a Bait I!,
Bia.1. d.tiaH to wast
la4fM ' i .
h may decide la eper pf- b
a.. f lcrn a4 atat fcie
Bo.itloa. T sute -a!er la lea
ver a 4 et.gi".. I pf-t '""
nt l.ewie aa Atiere..a.
rat !- tl lanre: pl't "
p-.;.r inrojga ta Uu.i
a.e.jpmat la !: HaM-ey "
Beraf.
leaata aaa, A da lew
Wo Ik rvt4 tt highway
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k. .. - if ,vr
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ef le ' l'afkr
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VANCOUVER PI0EER DIES
Oor( TV. Dr lit ! I-arHi
Tb fu-r-. aa.
VAN"otr;. .. :i
(:,m,mi W. r'. 4 aara oil
w Ion aar t ia
V.al C B'aai ia rrt:a4 i
la!4. a pi.-.r at BSu tt. '4
al i r'.: Sjtn.. lAatta'4 a4
rw'jmvu .tfaat. r'Mr atM- lot
(wa4t a ff yr' lV.m.
tl fia.ral wi.l al tta
K; r4fl !! ia l:a
mr-v afto'aa-a a( I ae;o rt
H. II. 7r. Of'1"". offu-iat
Ue.ftn.nl -! la l&a 1I
a la Ci'ioi'nki : Com.iarT. tf
tta Ua f aj'fa. i"4 la Jan--afT.
llil. )an' af viiactoa
I.lt. o . Wob. ca44ct !
al ta raa.
wr r" l4 la V-a-ra' aall
a f Tr c. ia4 la
rf.ui.
DALLAS SALE DAY SUCCESS
1 irwn aa-i (oounTrlil Clab
rbrar4 With Hrastl.
r AtXAA. Of. Nov : I (KearUlV
T fifl 'MJ U 4ar. aaiaf Xtim
.j..Ci.'. af ia .... fsininTil Club.
rfal auK'aaa (af'4T- Tarnara
fn a: part af ma toia'.y actaaa4.
an.f f.ra a Ufa Iia( af 'tirl
r. aa.a. bxl44vri atfo". !
k. '. aara... rati!, ahaao aa4
i. is--m.fM. a'.h.r Iklec. All
r'.vl't krouakl fair er'.ca. aa4 Idea
ttai9f war k'klr r.aaa.4 w.lfc Ika
-i. a war !&:. h kal Itta aa.a
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rwi ti la : h Datlaa ta4
a.n..r, Miiftl fn:'al .. i-llon
nn.i Ika "r'a. Waiiar L. T4. Jr.
af f ia mi lj. atoaalaa) kla wnmi a
altaaaar.
GALE BLO'.VIN'G AT BARVIEW
ta Art- HlV. hmt tr Taaaoa
Wllho. tamax.
BARVirw. Or. N.. : I
ft ar-.4 l-jr frona Ika
rt.ir w 4 n4 ra ar
wmif a'l aa4 4tf la Ik ieii!rt
lioa af aa ialitl la r.ti f ar
II. aacraatckaB.al k taa watar
Traii ar rttais aa
T-a wi4 k;- a . alt 4r. Ta
aia. f.k in tit aai la. Ik
a'H ara k'k.
(.REIT WAN mt L
sow irr.nn
wnnv mu
XM4r. . s. iiv
LD ITO RIAL.
Craaaa itaaa a a ia
4tir arf I t a 4 t.a.a aa
a. .4 a. ia at'a f ar ct:a.
.aa aiaaw4 a rV -a
af tk aa ...
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am' a .4 wt-ta 1.1-al laa a.
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aa a.taara a a.'tar Ma a
f ..4 a aaia. ta. ' - aa4 a
I ia taaa a aiia4 la fla
af Maaaa M rTa inaa
aa a a . . .1 . o aaata
kmm ! ra..aa.iia .
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a ..a a-a araaak
alalia a a. aa4 .! la.
U-a a aaa.-aa.a4 IW aa
a.nxa lr ttar arawaiv
a4 ....t .1 k a.M ta i l
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lai a. aarta a a!aiaa.a
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it m aav4 f'aa aaaar a4a'a
kaa-ataal aaartuaa aoalaa
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au a. a...... r aaa-at
avartaa k a r aa.aa 4
lat.a.
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f .... ika pairaa aa.aa l
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aica.lk aa.4) aoo.r af
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kaa t t l la-aala a
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aa. laiai. a-- a.ait:r aa. l a
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1st a.
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p.aa II .ar aa a:k-jr. Ita
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I a. abnot a4 I. Imp-aal for
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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CHARITY FUND OPEN
Delta lota Chi Sorority Is
Largest Contributcr.
DISTRESS CALLS INCREASE
OvgaaLaalioak Ila-eartrar Irpar4
k a J. I. AaUllkoa Ut a.b. tai
laa of Wood. IVxhIac !
I'caoaJ Ar .eevuV4 IUdly.
inTklkrTtnll t fnniiT
n kr utr rt n or a.
otuno rMAHrrit:..
la-a lata Cat ltl
I. it raatow
Jitm, !i,l
U U Tagal, SeaaU
". A. li- r. liraaa Vail
rar'oj.aa lirotkar
I- ti .raw(or4 ...........
aa llratar
A. ak C. r.Jakimar
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lit
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Tola! Illil
lOBtf Ibvatior. mbou.4 a nl lo
T -S. Howard, traaeur.r AeaO
riated csaruiea. at l-add TJI
to Ua r. k. ia l.-ia Ao".ate4 Char
It:. Ill Commartitl blotk. or
la Tk OraaTOOiaa.
Tha Pal' lota Chi aa4f lha Hat ef
ck coatr ibut.oa to Ika Chriatm
relief fua4 af Ik Aoc!ta4 Cbaritl.
a hick waa begua wi:k ika Uuocfclog
af ika aaar cafapalcs ytr4ar.
Ta ccotrlkutloo af l from fhl
iti.u:iJ cam In a tha prxed
from ta rah Bala b:4 al Ik Portland
l(ott. Tk commi'.la which handled
tk work cora.ataj f Maria H:lr.
ktroa ChkMa, Mra. Prar Ptewart,
rraaraa f ttrl.n, Wol O Hrlea. rnola
Uraroca. aaaf.'orl Camarvo, Hulk l.lley
aa4 llaiaa llaiier
Tbia f.n dotvatloa from tha Tti4
tot Chi I a t ad ta b loilowaj fey
aimilar contribution from lbr fra
lemiuea la th city which ar later
aata4 la being af rvtr la tba poor
af Ika city during tha holiday llaton.
Aaotk.r Bfranaameot baa been mad
wita la r.aatara Otitfltt'ng Company
w ker.br aax-ond-tand clothing tjrnrd
ta at that gtora a part tajmeol an
aew goode wi.l b repaired aad glvaa
tar la Ika Ckaric for IU aupply
room, which I nearly empty and erl
ia sa4 of clothing and akoe la m. t
th continual deraaaJ ef tba poor.
l 4 la fry lag; M4.
Saturday aa av ror ef application
fr aid pourlag lata Ika eff.c of tb
Caarlttaa, loat f Ik p" war lor
w eo-i. a Ika roceal cold pil at
weatker k caught knanr poor fairal
lie aaprepar.4 and wltkoul money
wt.a wklch la parvhaaa fuL Tb
wodfr4 at 14 Uaatoa avenua wa
clae4 ant af w-d la mtiog tb
arg.nl demaad af lha day, aad Sec
retary Meaning (uggeat that for
Iboaa wk caraaot cantrlbut caak t
laa r:if work, a Ia4 ef wood dell,
ar. al tka wood yard for tka Ch-arttl
wi: aerv quit aa UcUv a par-
Aaaoag tk famine ha!p4 KatttMar
waa a aaa a wb bad ka 4Ulal
m
I
IT NEVER t CRABS'
rOKTUN'U. OKKU. Ul'LT. CO, NOV". i.
pU4 ana Ika flaanlal paa af
..a a.t, m-aalhf e.i.itia ka
lf-l la l.ll aaa ualll ytralar.
ah. I a-.n(a f .vr d.laa la
aaaraa lfln t l-l aaac-aaaa call.
a.a'1 llain. Jlaa
ar. rM.la4 Ik f.tl.
Irt II. aaa. aawfe aaa ralaaa I
a.al aaaaaa II cam la aa aa
aaaaaa ialiar: "a-. J. C'ara.
a. a a-4 laa. apart af l"
r. v". Mta . al a aa..
f hr.mt a.f-jra aaa t fc. fair
-aaa4. af afiaaa. II a r.Me-.4
aa a. ivnaia arma4 lar a al.'. '
lu.l llan.ay aaa. aaaf f-aia
ll.a.a aa4 aakl laal.
il at - a tai-tra. a aa
uaaal.l iui a-.iiarl caaa
k.'aaa alaa I cn. a.aT '.v
aa a war. a..la f l. C. lmXK
aba aa aa.a !. ioa .4 ef kaa
r g aa4f..r4 I r.a Itala'taa
.r a I. iahaa with -ori ... a
laal aa ...4 kaa klart-r af
twea. al a p:a..al raaaaal at
Jmm .aa ttta al.f alar. a-!a4
K'aata ar-'mpalr4 taa n4 laal
a avaral laa aa laa albar!.
faa. aa4 aaratraina4 Ullla
la'lanaf
tiappr Jak rkar ika fiaaa
af aiaar a! - al la raraal
1.4. t'f.ajvt. aa.. Ir f.rii a mm
lial fca k.ip.4 aaaka Ika lro
I. . (aa part 7 aura aaa laa
valvar . aa4 altl aaar ae4
a . aaa faitiB( Tkir4 ktraat
kak iha map.
P. llacAfaM. Ika aracm. ar. 4
. k. a wawa-m. aaa a
i-ia-l af III r4i al Ik
aaaaxla aaairk al !.oaoa lavat
ah. aaar. la a.ra4 k'taaa f
alia alarT kv kltllaa a mmrrmi al
3 pa.aa a4 aaa aar4a4 a lar
k.r. a lafaraaa aa laal a plaaa
aal laaa aaa kal. k-Jl 4k4 aat
aa.ai.a aii aa4 f Ik
a.a ha kll Ik tmrrmi ana.
a r aa a.r earrt.aaa I kaaa.
J. r. raaaa. ih prooa, atv4
k. -r4laa af Ik la, pranlara
aamaioa aaaal ar efflf k.aar. aa
aaa l4.-al4 tT kla kMlaaal
.f mmm aarallaat appaa aa
f'a4a a) kla kaal tarn tkar
ar
r.aki I at.. WIm aaa la fr-m
N Tark lh alhar dav aa4.
ai4a rarain kaiwaaa f.'a.taa
aa4 M.i for lha Zlaalat
rr. aw ami, t. 4rpa4 la at lh
1 ta. !. htnrkaa Ian
aai.aack I. at.pl.r h. war la
r.r.paa. la atlrk la aaa arm
la aa,.Ha4 kr Ika .1t. Laataara.
ah. ar. ah. la 4a Ihla tarf
a..' I al lha praaaaat ariliaar. Ikar
kaats aal la a aolUo) jiaar paar
lial.ff oaa lha !at an4 ttaaaat
a.paa!ar aa.lhe4a C daplulib.
TaavIrM ataa.
tha era. f Binll"a4 Nick
ri.ronr aa frm.r mar. of laa
l.fc ma athar 4.. o-l Inrrauaa
It aaa Iru. tut kaaraaa a
aaal4 I (l a rnaauoa of Ikal
w.l. lualtf la aataa plac aa4
tu.i puae oaj all nam t
a T4 lBln. IB r0'""4
paMlrtip art, Iar Jack JoBaaaa a
popular IJ-aala. aa4 tbal I
an alar a paa ca.la4 al Jaek'a
atl.'a ta a- Kk ac4 aaarlr a4
a fM alth Ika aaltr fcafore
thav roti)4 caa!DC hlta that
Nu aai.r kaal kB inr. Ikar.
lrd ana Iji)r ANar4aa
plajaal ka'ar a alatt4 Bu4leoe
t lb 11111 lh olbar Btlkt.
t4 aa r lnforra.4 br L. Caa
iar. laa rkarmla dram, erlllo
of aar tat. naorBiai eoaiaanp..
that kla lorJat'P aaa aprta.ir
citla.tla la I' a -hf.ool.aTu ta
a lItlor.h.:a lloaqtaal." a UlcB
fca lt.tro.ljc I aamal lima la
If a cvjaa f kla r.aiaraa VIO
klanoirt. Ika patron aauol af Iba
poor, haa Lmpa'arllr laft fa
jaac!ata4 chatulaa, and all! ka
a itb t.. Ab.rd.aa compaajr aa
It a forthcoming lour af Ika
-"' .
tlana. J f Ika Chaank. ar
Tom, aara fc kaar4 Carl ".altar,
mrr. af Ika Orph.um. fains a
atoa-y Ik kr 4ar n4 c.alnt
ln k k4 Inrantad If.
afi-r fk afory aaa iBIk4. ka
aal4 Ikal ka aordaraj akatkar
far I kad raaanl that clalai aa a
(voaat ar aa aptor.
frank iooloa atnbarraaja I aa
Ika an bar aar kr 4rppiB lata a
kaaa at lha trtrpnmm and aarln
r. la la a wltboat kla bat an.
Wa kaa-iti . Mm on ail pra
alooa acvaalon wllk kl kal en.
dl'B'l racocnlK kl". ana klrr)t
miatook Kim far Judtta Gataaa.
lh poaatbl cona.3 uaacaa of
ahich raai art makaa akod
dr up ta Ike praat wrillnc.
Yaaaa; nanialr WrlraafaraL
Jamaa eim ftncor. a rlaioaT
javnc barrtalar. aba arrlr4 la
1-xMland Nor. 14. BBd ako, tm
on l.r.tand. la to k aawoo'.ta
aith lha firm of Hn.d.'or
pnadaor aa junlar partrr. aaant
a a l of ei.ar to tVa riaiary
t !ot kr kla fath.r -aal Tuaa .
ahich aara graatl- appraclat4
hW BBd.ratara--. Ikat tka Jtinlr
an.rnb.r kaa a.raa-lr pror.d hla
abillir lo arua circl'a aroanl
Sla 4laflnalah4 dad 00 Iba lit
t: Uaal polr.ia In which Ikar
ta.ar coma Into eontrararar.
THE IUCHT mlHT4A UriRIT.
through unemployment and who w
provid4 with traoaportalloti to Pi
Iaiia. a her h caa gt a Jab. Aa
otker man l cf work wa nt to a
Job at Tillamook and arrangement
aaa4 for th car cf hi famuy while
b I away. Urxrl wr la to
mora Ihaa J B-1y famine, worn
a.. a rocur4 for IT raaa of family.
while clothing- waa fitaa Oat lo
applicaata.
TrpWal Caae Karf4.
retlawiaa are a fw of lh typlral
raaaa of detltntioa with which the
Charitle ha ta dl od core ot
attl.k It baa tan.lr.rd and llat4 la
! Off I' lo b caret for aa beat poa-
alMa eat of Chriatma rellar fund;
-aa I Woman dartad by bus-
bant, aba haa mo 14 row and furniture
without hap atcowiedge and ha ltt
bar destitute, fte la confined to her
04 with a brok.a lie and there are
two mall children defendant upon
her. A eaaarrh for her huaband 1
lag mad, b-at In lla tneanllm n
and bar children ml ba cared for.
. : Man. wife and I o atnail chil
dren, about to b evicted from thalr
bama. blaB I a cripple and th fam
ily I In o4 of fuel. I004 and ctoth-
Itaar. Th womaa aapveta ooa 10 w
coma a mother again.
Caae Man. wife and three children.
Iho ldrl only 4 yr old. Man out
ef work and woman moat bo nt to
Ik beeritai. No friend or reltlva
la th city. Work mot b found for
tka man and friend to car fur lb
chi dreo for a Urn.
faa 4 Man. wlf and twin bable
en'y four day old Two other email
children, Man need work, Th fam
ily I In a4 of bedding and food,
ASPIRANTS IN LIMELIGHT
Carry Covin CanJIdatr Alrr-ody ta
n- for imj Prlmarlc.
GOtaO ECACIt. Or. Not. SI. (Fpo
claD Ao nnurual number ef political
hope ar being entertained la Curry
County for the arral cuunty office
which will come op for consideration
at the regular primary nit May.
Moat or tb aaplranta covet tha office
of riherlff. There ar eom half doen
montlonad a iioaalbla candldatea. It
I rumored that C H. IUII7. Incumbent,
will not be a candidate.
Among tha other poaalblMtlet. Will
lam Iilhl. Floyd Hunlly. C. R Gaunt
let! aad Moaa Avcrlll. of Cold lieach.
figure prominently. I'rora rialol Klver
two potslble raodldataa axe mentioned
la tba pereone of Otto XamerC ex.
County Comrollonr, and Al Lawr-
nca, a prominent young; rancher of
that community.
Kumor baa It that Jake White, of
Langlola. will a.ao bo a candidate.
Mill CUx for Repair.
DAIXaAH. Or. Not. II. (Special.)
For tha flrat time In a year the large
aawmlll plant of the Wlllamatt Val
ley Lumber Company, la Ihla city. I
cloeed for a few day for repair.
iTobabty no aawmlll plant In tha atat.
outalde of Portland, baa a belter rec
ord for continuous operation than th
local Institution. Thia plant and th
(Southern I'aeifle carshop In thl city
provide Dallaa with a large monthly
a roll.
rolk rtcpobllran to Jf ret.
PA1J-AK. Or. Not. 31 (SpaclaL)
The opening gun of th -coming' po
litical campaign In thla slat will be
opened In Ioiat County 00 December
It, whan Je folk. County Itepubllcan
central commute will meet In thla
city to outline a plan of action. Chair
man D. M. Hampton, of Monmouth, who
haa Uud a call fur tba meeting-, ex
aect a large attendance.
WHEY THE DOTE
BIT THE -AGLK."
Mi.
NO. 30.
-WHEN" THE DOVE BIT
THE EAGLE."
lit WIIIXTO.V o. norAina
la I. lh. .nal'' saald (3. Falmar
I-tiinara bo.ra.lr. taarlBC tb
ta4afam Int kit and tkrow
rn man Inta one of tk beat
cuapldora In lhil klatcbaa
betel.
I eei.4 tha arm af tha Gov. a
aaarretary. ana. iwaiai
and
led
a.i 1.1. ta. a... and orde
red
n.rer mind what I ordered.
for
fttie ia a aioar an. a
altb
ereme to rat and loo -rlthllr
. t. .... r ef
our
reuntrr lor on ta quioota
over
II drained ti! '
look.4 caJOaaf. 1 aeUaal tk
and
op
portnnlty.
-The erd of whatr- I aakrd
"Jaaaa haa declaraa wan
aald rltnly.
- . . i ... .... ..a ia. Var
ka
1 and
antarad tar more drlnka
Ikal
tna v-nttaa aiaira - "
lined ap In baui array ajalnat
k
I.BIian'1, 7 " -
la. Ua!r. tha Balkana. Ttirker
Japan. Cklra, r.cuador. Mada
m 1 . D.i.KMla aa
gaacar, t . r 11 n . j
aorted kiaiaa of Central A mar
ie a and part or Central Aaia.
UM-'ir. Putnam related fc"
h. dlalotnatla dinrultlea wltk
Jaraa had finally precipitate
jt i.M.i.n .r .ar. whea It.
Dnnraa headed tk BtH "-rare-
Aaaocjatlon In an aanal
raid on tki Oriental eectlon of
tha publlo market. Wa already
knew how lh other natlona bad
om. Inrolred. ao why taka UP
ar.. naiara time rahearaln Itt
"Came.- raid the Oof.'i aea.,
- ir-T t.'a f;o ao m..
without a tremor of kla Iron
fcrow. the Adj. Oeeera. Ilatnd
fo our aiorj. ...
Then ke ahored back hi roll.
lop deeB Itll puail'l a
.... . - .ka atoavn
Major rv i. . . - . --
kraaa ravd. aal u ted and Btood
at
attention.
Tho room aeemed I Tlkrata
in tna tar.ion oa a.i
Tha AdJ.-Gaa. lookad fUadly
al ma aaajor.
Tm oing to lunrk wltn roo
Varcailua." ho aald harahlr.
after what aeemed an ae of
anapenae, "Keep my chair warm
a Mia rm gone.
Putnam turned to tn ok
and tea-en fererUhlr looking
orep O.-W. R. N. tlra taklea.
I looked out of tha window,
ard far acroaa tha cltr. throurh
th liBie -of the Autumn even
In I could th llnotyper ot
The Oreltonlan acttlng up -other
rumor about heavy firing
ff Taqulua Fay.
Oar Weekly f-maoaetle,
. (..rimhlina I. Rett.
IP. ae. ' -' -- - .
In hi aa-rmon yeatrrday. Mid. In
part, aa follow:
..... tfcA HMMmakart
- I1F.U I "
for at leant they aeem likely to
rt a free trip fo avuruF
FIFTY WEEKS AGO TO
DAY. v ti.e .tie aott. merchant.
wan getting on nicely wltk bla
new ator.
-otmlr Mriri nd Charley
foy reported a Brian nonu.
tra.le In poatara Btamp.
. . j . . .vn.r.1.4 to soena
a f.w wka. la Falem In th
coming Winter.
.3 vi.. i.nl.T waa toa at -
maatrr at a prohl. ksnqoet and
tnir
. a av,. .nauhker wltk
- r.eoett. tokea.
Pate Marer wa down from
Featti, in w. a. a.. .
Prof. E Xuahnmana of
Prealan. O-rmany. wa In Ihla
city and tte4 that Tng'Bnd
waa all aroag In her poaition
IB IBB preeena. aar,
Department Stores Report Im
petus in Shopping.
STREET DECORATIONS UP
DUplajr Window Take on Holiday
p pea ran re and Jmpnwaloa
Prevail Tliat Kc-aiaon' nual
nraa Will IVe Good.
Chriftmas bopping; and Chriatmaa
derorallona, both Indoor and out, have
com to Portland simultaneously.
Tb shopping ruih began to make
llielf felt In tb great department
torc of the city Saturday, and at th
same time the window he can to bio
mm out with typical holiday displays
and workmen beatan to atrlng the miles
and mllea of cedar featoon along the
treats of th buainee a action, which
will constitut th bolUlay decoration
ordered tinder the auspice of the re
tail mercbanla bureau of tha Chamber
of Commerce.
Prosperity wfeek begin today, and
It will find every garland in place
and every store window In the city
fitted out with lis full holiday display.
lie port from all of tna principal
tore of tb city are exceedingly op
tlmlatlc as to tha way In which the
people are falling In line with the
early-shopping movement and as to
the probable volume of the Christmas
trade. '
More thn 1000 children were vlnlt-
ors (Saturday to one of the big depart
ment aloree of tha city to be presented
to the hanta Claus who la to preside
ia that store throughout the holidays.
"No matter where you shop, shop
early." is the unselfish slogan posted
In one of th stores.
-tvhoDolnr starts out promisingly,
and it look like a better season than
that of last year, says one of tne de
partment head In a leading store.
-Part ef this will be due to the added
Interest caueed by th leadership of
the retail merchants' bureau In deco
rating the business section and making
other attractions to bring out the peo
ple. Part of It. I believe. Is due to the
fact that people are oeginninn m icti
the return of omwhat better time
and accordingly are disposed to be
omwbat mor free In their Cbriatmas
buying than they were a year ago.
KLAMATH MAN IS KILLED
George Hill Is Slain In Quarrel Willi
Tom Walton at Dray.
KLA!hf ATH FALLS. Or. Not. IS.
... , 1 v m.arar arlvlrea ra-
tVarui.i. . v.. . - -
reived here Saturday night from Bray.
( e. l, t waa learnea mat vjaiva . uiii
-a., a .tci arlll.4 at that Dlare On
Thanksgiving night by Tom Walton
In a quarrel over ramny anaira.
1,11 1. 1 knnwaa here, where ba
ha relatives. Walton was reported to
have been taaen into cmwuj
ately aad removed to Yreka. the county
nr.. 1. ntria lumber camn
town ea th Southern Faclfle south of
this city.
CHRISTMAS RUSH ON
'FALSE ECONOMY IS il
BLAMED FOR GRIME
Crooks Could Be 'Cleaned Out'
in Few Days With Rock
pile, Says Police Chief.
PRISON EASE KNOWN FAR
Criminals Have No Objection to
Delng Sentenced to Good Food
and Clean Jail, Is View In
Explaining Crime Ware.
The numerous petty robberies of th
past month, culminating in the sen
sational down-town holdup of Satur
day night. In which one man was shot
by a highwayman, are not due to a
"wave of crime," but rosy be traced di
rectly to the "falsa sense of economy"
that baa done away with rockplle or
workhouse for city and county prison
era. In the opinion of Chief of Police
John Clark.
"tjiven back the rockpile at Linnton.
we could clean up the city in a few
days." raid Chief Clark yesterday. The
police are doing everything in their
power, and day after day men are
hauled to court men known to be
criminally Inclined and day after day
they are turned loose,
"They commit robberies, burglaries,
holdup with no fear ot possible con
viction. If arrested they stand a good
chance of being released. If convicted
they are sent to city or county jail,
where they find better food, warmer
and cleaner quarters, than they are ac
customed to when free,
Jodare la Nat Blamed.
"That many Are turned loose is
through no fault of JudRe Stevenson,
He has no place to send them to which
they dread going, such as a rockplle."
C. K. Baty. captain of detectives,
holds the same opinion as Chief Clark
in the matter of opening the rockpiles
and putting the prisoners to work.
"It Is known all over the country
that Portland has no rockpile," said
Captain Baty yesterday. "That is why
we have so many small offenders to
deal with. The men don't fear convic
tion, which means that they will take
up quarters far better than they find
In the 10-cent lodging-houses, which
are their homes.
"Jail is no punishment to the tough
characters that drift into the city.
Jail Is merely a protection to the pub
llo as long; as the criminals are kept
there, but proves no deterrent to the
average highwayman."
It Is more than a year since the rock
pile was operated at Kelly Butte for
county prisoners, and the one at Linn
ton for the city offenders.
Roek Pile "Doea Not Pay."
"The only reason I have ever heard
for shutting down the rock piles Is
that they "didn't pay.' asserted Captain
Baty. "It certainly does not pay to turn
these fellows loose, because what pun
ishment can be meted out to them
would have little effect upon them. If
they know conviction means muscle
aching work on a rock pile they will
shun the city or be 'good dogs' while
here.
While the entire force of the city
detectives was ordered yesterday to
work on the holdup cases of the night
before, the chsnces of catching and
Identifying the men are slight. T. W.
Srhuls, O. E. Nelson and Cleiand Smith,
the men accosted by highwaymen Sat
urday night, could give the police no
definite description and doubted their
ability to Identify the robbers even If
they were caught All were accosted
at dark corners and could get no clear
view of the face of the highwaymen.
Mr. Schulx, who I at the Good Sa
maritan Hospital with a bullet wound
In his shoulder, said yesterday that be
could not describe his lone assailant.
but that he was certain the man w
drunk, lie asserts that he saw the
man with the gun staggering down the
street, before lurching into "him and
flourishing a revolver in his face. When
he ran the man fired,
Paor Weapon l aed by Itebber.
Theer Is little doubt in the minds
of the police that one highwayman
figured In both of the holdup at Sixth
and Columbia atreeta, thouKh It may
have been another pair who beat and
robbed Cleveland Smith at I'ark and
Lravls.
Chief Clark said yesterday that he
believed the man who did the shooting
either was drunk or under the influ
ence of sn opiate, as be did not take
any of the precautions of a sane man.
and used the revolver without provoca
tion. Had It not Deea a poor weapon
on or two doatka might hive resulted.
a the h.imniftr srrare4 futilely in the
face ef h K. I-a rvt-r. who waa In th
way of the fleeing criminal, and also
a second time at Schulx.
Tho danger to which Portland Is ex
posed by the necessity of having pa
trolmen rover large areas, even in the
downtown section, becsuse of the scar
city of men, was pointed out by Chief
Clark yesterday, for, though two shots
were fired, neither was heard by an
officer on any best.
SOCIETY
Among the pretty affairs for the
younger set was the Junior dance of the
ICose City Tark Club at the clubhouse
Friday night Quite a number of the
younger members anal their friends at
tended. Mr. and Mra. U U Moreland,
Mr. and Mrs. A. 1L Hitter and Miss
Floyd Campbell chaperoned the party.
Those reaponsible for the success of the
dance are Miss Florence Brown and
Karle Lowe.
Mrs. J. O. Nlbley was hostess Satur
day for a bridge luncheon honoring
her sister, Mrs. L. ti. McCune. of Salt
Lake City, and Mrs. Alice Wickware,
of Seattle.
t aaa
The women of St Francis parish will
give a card party Tuesday evening, at
8 o'clock, at the parochial residence.
An Invitation la extended to neighbor
ing parishes.
aaa
Mrs. C. J. Trenchard, of 791 Northrup
street, has returned from San Fran
cisco, where she has been visiting her,
sister, Mra. F. WestdahL Mrs. George
Strobrldge, another sister, has returned
with Mrs. Trenchard for a short visit
a e e
Mr. and Mrs. F. X. Gilbert are visit
ing in New Haven, Conn., where their
son. Wellington Gilbert, as a Yale
student, resides.
aaa
The members of the Laurelhurst
Bridge Club were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. James Forbes Friday when they
honored Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Clem
ents, who left for San Francisco on
Saturday. After visiting the Exposi
tion, Mr. and Mrs. Clements will go to
Los Angeles. Mrs. Clements will pas
tae Winter in Southern California. -
, ...
Mrs. C. P. Preston entertained on
Saturday night in honor of the birth
day of Miss Selma Walden. About 13
friend shard In the pleasures of the
evening. Games, muslo and a supper
were fcatur.
Diary of One Month
By a Resident Guest at Hotel Multnomah.
Fifth Day
Was glad to get home again tonight. Been
away all day.
Lunched with Louise went window
shopping in afternoon picked Jack up at
the offie'e went to dinner at Hotel A, and
to the Orpheum in evening.
Hardly know myself. Such a day would
ordinarily tire me completely. And didn't
put foot into a car or auto all day long,
either. The Multnomah is so close to every
thing. Jack seems determined to make reserva
tions for New Year's Eve in the Arcadian
Garden, and can't postpone my answer to
him much longer.
RQADW0RK8L0GKED
Sectional Wrangle on Funds
Prevents Bond Issue.
DEBATE IS HELD FOR HOURS
Delegates Who Are Equally Anxious
for Improvement Divide Over
Method of Apportionment
and State Aid Is Lost.
THE DALLES, Or.. Nov. 28. (Spe
cial.) After a wrangle which lasted
from 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
until nearly midnight last night, dele
gates from all precincts of Wasco
County were still deadlocked over how
the proposed good roads bond Issue of
$340,000 should be apportioned to va
rious parts of the county, and the lead
ers of the movement have given up
hope of reaching an agreement, as a
result that the Columbia River High
way will not be extended through this
coiiiaty.
The Dufur delegates refused to com
promise and blocked the plan of the
good roods association, which, up until
the time of the meeting yesterday,
thought it had the highway all built.
The limit for which this county can
bond is 1340,000. The estimates of
Highway Engineer Cantine placed the
cost of building the highway from
Mosler throuerh The Dalles to Fair
banks at I173.0OO. This left .132,000
for the improvement of the highway
from this city through Dufur to the
Jefferson County line to the south.
The Dufur people, backed up by
delegates from the south of the county,
demanded $200,000, and would not take
a cent less, contending mat ana.uuu
One Smashing Blow
Some folks go on for years wondering why they have
headaches, nervousness, heart flutter, biliousness and
various other ailments. But they never suspect a most
common caust3 coffee drinking.
Coffee contains caffeine, a powerful habit-forming
dru- The little doses repeated daily irritate the nerves,
unsteady the heart, hinder digestion and work havoc gen
erally with many coffee users.
The simple, easy way to smash coffee troubles at one
blow is to quit the coffee and use
POSTUM
the pure food-drink.
There's "nothing missed" with the change; and thou
sands have found it means a big step toward health and
comfort.
Postum is made of wheat and a bit of wholesome mo
lasseshas a rich flavour, much like mild Java coffee, yet
contains no drug or other harmful element.
Postum comes in two forms: The original Postum
Cereal requires boiling; Instant Postum is soluble a level
teaspoonful in a cup of boiling water makes a delicious
drink instantly. Both kinds are equally delicious, and
the cost per cup is about the same.
Ten days off coffee and on Postum will show ,
a
"There's a Reason"
sold by Grocers everywhere.
Send 2c stamp for 5-cup sample.
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd., Battle Creek, Mich.
should be cut from the appropriation
for the Columbia Highway, which the
delegates froift The Dalles, Mosier and
the northern part of the county refused
to do.
One reason the delegates from this
section refused to take only $105,000
for the Columbia Highwny is that this
money would not complete the road
from Mosier to Fairbanks, and $90,000
state aid would thereby be lost The
State Highway Commission has offered
to give Wasco County $90,000 pro
vided the road is completed from
Mosier to Fairbanks.
In fact, the Commission had already
appropriated $45,000 out of the 1916
highway fund, and S. Benson had of
fered to advance the entire $90,000 so
that work might be started at once
on the road from Mosier westward to
Hood River, which was to have been
built with the $90,000. The Commission
would have appropriated the remain
ing $45,000 out of. the 1917 highway
funds.
The situation is most peculiar. The
fact that tho bonding plan failed Is
not because the county is opposed to
bonding, but because It cannot bond
for more than $340,000, enough to give
all sections all they want. Every pre
cinct of the county was represented
yesterday by a delegation that was
sfrongly In favor of bonding for good
roads.
KLAMATH JOINS CAMPAIGN
Electrical Prosperity Week Is to lie
Ccrved by Merchants.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or.,' Vov. 28.'
(Special.) Klamath Falls electrical
merchants will join others of the coun
try in a campaign of education and
publicity Electrical Prosperity Week.
November 29-December 4. This cam
paign will consist of special window
displays, advertising and special elec
trical demonstrations in the stores and
offices. Posters bearing the Prosperity
Week emblem are already much in
evidence.
All of the electrical manufacturing
companies in the country are behind
the movement, and the purpose is to
secure a more general use ot electrical
appliances.
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