TUn MORNIXO OREGOXIAy. WEDNESDAY DECE3IDER81915.
Tlsy-0 Thpy Are
TRDUTDALE AGAIN -RULED
BI WOMAN
r.ity Elections Throughout
, State Generally Are LacV
- Lr.3 n Features.
WHEELER CONTEST KEEN
I: I, an. to (ollcrl. Aflrr
I'rtara Af la ! Vk
raare I Threaten!.
? riviwi:m w. th
fat' irs of eimber ef city tvrl'.en
!roSut t f t ytrlr. la many
r b p;ot::.o' aupin.; ta th
n.:JT.9l. At Uaa'.ant. th 2aUOI
. f e the fa-'l con.ecoti
-rm. n4 ! Trout l ll Mr. Clara Uf
ort w f mt t uv-at heraelf.
V1. -r . e.w. ef tha f.w cltle
ln t ta' trst r-prt--l rn-i' af aa
L.-tlo cotf. !" c!tinV ticket
rl'f All vf the cpt
:.:or-J-'P Ari-I en reurn-ilfMB. who
war tn JrB'Jnt. t h ie r election
pl.i- fciitir'i m-na orly la chare of
Ii a ri.jni of th !-tioc ya-t-r.l.i?
f H cmi w inmuiiij
I ht.
ytn. vfv.t. h r-iti mijojity
Alhanv Irlrl I'Un l-r Bondm,
1 nfaoUr.l IwH.
At.ntVT. rr. rc 7. ."pec'aiv
rnoTi-nt r. jrn i id rr iik
-re y..rr.l r a follow: lr
Jj,,or. I. W Curl, til): lon tl It-o-.a.
lit. ttr mvlrtt.y. 11. for
i tr ' i -r -r. y:. r ny. ;. I
L!i.nj. :. J vr wtuki. ::.
t-!. r iluralitv. majority.
! lor tr-nil. I. R A4m, 1; A.
ill. tin I:.-: J..f f-i'l-ri. : A. H
j:r.i;t. i:: ;nr Kir. a. I.
I;nT. 3: J V Axl ":
p.urt rr. I'll r City Treasurer. N.
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P:oi.' lr'jtl wrrtjrr4 aiat
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t r co jntl n V. M "orna.
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ta I Br a Ml f e.'ur l- thm Itaa4
f t hi'f of rll'" War.alnc. an 4 lu J
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aom.inj i-:n. aa4 Mifinm er4rJ
m t. t"P h wuj ta k. Mt-foma
ffpvai4 ni Marvr-iiaar ail nirw wvar
l. k-L Tu'lif a.t cseortxl rrt
In- p
vri.a Irll in ffoul wa ?!
I'inf tr- ro.r. mn. 34. MrMurray
an t :f Jiit 'i'-. col lnt a :i-n altr
tatlon. JI.-Vtji-i-T 4rw a linifa an4
rt4 a"f Vrllr. i oo fi iM.
i e t b"f ra two f ef era ra t -ta
til b'T !.o4. Then he 4rw
a ro.vr v. I i.ci at h' drvlnc a4
lfj.ry. T r rry l un4-r arreet.
i tv n.ic; i M:liTi:n
ll. a.l of line Tu WM at Itf-ppoT
Wln tal AH Otltrra Oot.
irvrrvr:x tv. r.. t ?e.-i.
e i- i'on. !' rlnta4'nl of y rieet
f"r Moro leunir. w ltr4 Mror
ef llv.'ni- at tne ?ulr cut !
t on -'r.I f;e ote oer .
ft. :irrii. Mr. ! ea44 tne ell
Un.' 1; k.!. whii-a hal l"Barl Tbom
on. It. 1. A'hMufh an4 i;ore Me
iiT'e for l"i-i'-i:fnn. a. rornt for
i'iimw an4 I f". I;n fer Treaa
rf Th remainder ef that II. t.
iri tri eti--rti4n of Mr. Hrie. who
t it r e:-?oa.tiiri. wee 4ft4 b
t"i btiii'.a inane t i.-a.t. ef wbnh Mr.
t:.ifrtti w4 t eA4
The we: t'oonrtlrneo Aeh
ea-i.n. t:. M-tiff.a. r: Thomaon.
t :. j v'artr. ::: Notite. ill; Yeuehen.
; U. or H.orJ'r I'oreet. tie. Wt:.
im. jh-I. for Ti"airr I'rlsc. Jit.
Tha .-ition of cloir tne motm pvc-
t ira tn-tr ea rja.lar wae Jc(-raIe4
1 to i J.
Mnm t.trm ltniiTH Tirnn
Jnrph Ilrittea. of OjkUnJ. I I'.e
elrrtril and Womra TaWe Pari.
I- .? !;r ni1. rr. t-. T. (JrUl)
?...... l, I . am nf fiatftnt Itltif
aIT : t4 Mr of trial -a-
l ) imra - - - . . - "
'..! i nrt t": 1 ef 111 ton
win. a J. it l trim;?, rue eppoavel.
.... - 1 1 11 r :: wa aleetej
;a.-.fler. while C. II. f'4l w
Traa"'. tl. M "rtr wae
1 --.-K.'ui ia tee r"it fjr Mraat
an t w e-.o iac,i b t!re rani i'la t a.
'o in.-i mn e vt J for tan-tear
tern; wro: J. Ukr. I- t. Ilaainaer
1 l R I. "ara. T woenaa of
lint iwk aa artie ietrl i Ine .
t a at I prt'tit aiir ike eattro eolo ef
D ta wt eoiiv-i.
Torv . Mir 11 ixiox i.Yori
t. A. Vanlanwtra ("hor Marshal
aaJ J. XV. IVrxae Comfnlaioaev.
ft.1V. Or .re.-. T. n-lal nal
t ret'irna aw tae roi.ew-
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la
lit
rei. Tonae Ik Bmitti: foiflf(tmt
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ia-jar tafBO. M. 'roalan4 aa4
1v
v. raanw. Treaetirar. "ioraa
ana. 1 lif l..'or)f. t.aale TrrU.
FM-h
Iarrial. I A. eahoutaa: flteet
iaaiaaer. J. W. I rcaeoa.
Com
-n iiici.i H .. i:rciit
JX. If. taJy le IOecci Mayor aa4
Itleeaa TVkr I acrreafal.
wit:-rn. . v-. t (jm v
Tae city e.ectioa k:4 ledy retulced
MAYORS ELECTED
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akwe let Ifll C C. Her kail. Oreawei Clin IRlaktl r.aaeaa . aan-
ay.V-reretla. Ha lew ( Left I It. A- Cea-le. MarakrieMt inlk
l X. . art. Alkaar.
in h election of Tu 1L CaJy for naror.
W. I. Meter, fr Kecor4er, v. Jle4-
!. for Treasurer. nd J. F. l.reuirjr.
A. Howe. A. Anrtroo. Jr . for toun-
i man. I Kir-Bin lee ware caei out
f wkirh fa'r reclr4 "!. Mayer l.
MJ4a tt llreaiejr li. Ilokre ad
Ari'lareon !.
TKa .i,rri.,n wa a rlran araen for
he rltneae- l.rkel. wltk the eireplloa
of Hcor4r. Maror anl Councilman
Andrrion. who rn Indrpen4rnt. al
tnnuctt all the office were cloaly con
laeteu. Mr. CaJy. the Maror-eiett. I
one of the leadlnv merrhante.
Mr Mayer I theater manacer, Mr.
VrMn. rtOr of 'he local bank.
Counr i!mn-r!.-t tr.Par. harber: Mr.
An4areon, a ft. n4 Frank A. Rowo.
praet4al of the Nehairm Vallar liank.
All Hare kM city officee before and
the rutt of the prrt election put
a eat of baine men at the be4 of
city affair.
AMI-DMi:T IS PriT-ATKO
II.wkJ i:itrr irira-t, bal Itrfaac-e to
Iorrraac Tat Lctj.
inin ntvrn. or. ic. T t.fr--
rtl I if t alcciore ori)r IJ1 caet
Tola al to4re ritr election. Cllltena
wara arathatic i-pt for an element
in the llaicM portion of the rlty who
raa up a vote of Ml for their candi
date. Jam Came, lor the City Coun-
other -refj ran4ldale for Ine
three eacancl. en tho Council were:
lr. II 1. ife-obee. lecelvinc t. and
Jtmt "trarikhkn. . . A. MttrhalL the
onlv otriar ramiidale for t ouncil. re.
-aie4 It eotee. It la llowe receielns
lit otr and Loul A. llnlron III
wr r-l- t'4 to the reapectlve office
ef l:cordar an4 Treaeurer. Neither
ba4 oepoitioa.
A charter amendment provldlnff for
the Increaee of the maximum levy an
aualtr for etreet porpoee from J to I
mille wae 4efai4 by a vote of Tl le
OK DI-MlCK-T ! WIXXKIl
Mlllon i:an and Itr-4 of TlcVct
fal al Vancouver.
VANTf VKIU Wiih. rvc T. (Spe
cial. F Kpjtli.an were lecle4 tociiy
ottica to4y firacttcar.y without orpoel
llon. etcept IO the raae of City Attor
oy. whan iSeorse U. Simpaon. a Inw
crat. w cboeea over Ueorse M. larl
eon. Othr offlrera elected today were:
For MkTor. Milton :: for Councll-a.an-a(-lraa.
Carl XT. Pavla; for Coun
cilman. Third Ward. C. W. Nowcomb;
for Councilman. Fonrth v arO. J. M-
pklneon: for Councilman. Fifth ft ard.
I It. I'arvival: for "ount-llman. Himth
Var4. i:4war4 II. Machay: for City
Clerk. Robert K frly. and for City
Treasurer, U. F. ZumittL
CITY HALL rLAX IS tirJUCTEU
larlirtclil Xni It. A. Copple) a
Mayor anil AntcnUnH-nl Win.
MAnrIFlKIJ. Or, . T. ??
rial R A. Copple w elected Mayor
f Marflel4 toUay by mora than lo
ot. Cf.arlea E. r"wr nemed
a one of the Council, a n4 D. U Hood
will probably win aa the eecond mam
bar of tke Council. John W. Roller
wae re-elected Kecor4er without op.
poaltioa.
Iiotk charter amendment rarrle4 by
overwhalmina' majorltl. an4 th pro
poaal to eupport tt Coo Day concert
ban4 tot by mora thaA ID note. Th
advieory vote en bondlnc tho city for
a new City Hall lort by, nearly li
vote.
Troutilalc- -U-c-t Womaa Majror.
TilOLTDAlaK. Or !. T f PaeelaL)
Mr. Clara Uiain waa re-electa4
Mayor la the municipal election today
by : I of tke : V vote cat. J. & Hud
to waa re-elacta4 I:acordar. and la
A. Harlow and William tlocara. Coun
cilman. Other member of th Coun
cil are I:an4e liailay and R. I. Raker.
Frits fi'raeea wae elartr4 Cily Treae
.al 1. Vommar Cite MarahaL
Milo'cooa. for Treaeurer. received one
vote.
A enalcltoe ota Le Tlian 306.
wr-NATnrr.E. ah, tec T ?pa-rlat-V
Wita a vole of le.a than .
th followinr Win!i?ipal ofTcara wre
aiacta4 todav: Mayor. v. vv. uray
Clerk, lian flmitb; Trtaeeror. John
lioJfrar: Attorney. John E. rorter
i'u:iniaii. J. at. Kcott. tara R. Sum'
Bar. C. A. Carpentaf. J. 8. Mooaey. Th
norm 41 voto le lie.
I rualilLa :tc-t CoaBcllroon.
VMATtLLA. Or, Pac. T fSpeclal V
Te city election kara today waa aai't.
n4 only a liaai voio wae caau i. u
Xroara.lL A. B. flterbeaa. Jr. aad 11 T.
ttuaraa were eiecl4 Coaacllmea for
two-year term.
IUJa 1111a Oat CoaaclL
tCKOi Or. rvea. T f UnactatV Th
1. . l - in. aatJ kar toder realle4
laueei; C J ciuillford. W 11. lam
OUvr aad Toa Dw, CouocUmaa
IX PRECOX TOWNS.
e
4
t
1
i
!
for w-yap Urn. Tha prent Mayor.
Traurr aaJi thr Couocllmen hold
over anothar year. Tb newly-elected
Councilman will take office th flral
Wedneeday In January.
LAST 10 VOTES AKE DECISIVE
tV. L. Slifarep Wlna at Topp-nlh bjr
lo Vote Over C. iV. Grant.
TorrEXISII. ffuh, lce. 7. (Fpa
claD At th city election held her
today W. U Shearer defeated C W.
Orant for Mayor by 10 vote. HI to ITS.
Th laet l vote eounted out of the
bo etralcht tor Fhearer.
Otbrre elected wer: C. A. Wyckoff.
City Clerk: li. If. lloneted. Attorney;
XV. F. Ahdron, Treaeurer: 1 L. lo
ran, Counrilman-at-LarKe: Colman Ro
eenelein, Iar Ktther. Council men.
rroaacr'a Vote I I.ljlit.
rnos.irn. vh. rec. t. (."peciat)
With a'iteht rot caet today. I'roraer
elected tha following: Mayor. A. de Y.
Green: Treaeurer. IV. K. Jenklne: At
torney, tl. K. McOreeor: Clerk, J.
t..ye: Counrllman-nt-Larse.. 3- W.
Wblilnr: Councilman. Flret Ward.
Hush Foreythe; Second Ward. tV. K.
Sbradcr: Third Ward. Iiert Mahan.
l air levy Wafrr Tlan Lonc-e,
Or.CKIUU. Or. I'ec. T (Special)
The propoeal for a 1 1 !. water '
Um for th town of Falrview de
feated today at the city election, ai
which three) member of the Council
wer cho.eo V. A. ftennlR. John Jo
... a v Imnbir. A propoeal to
correct tb town boundary line waa
carried.
,r?ha nt Name Council,
nm:.-IIAa. Or, Iec. T. Special.
Three Coaneilmea wer elected today
an -lection Involvln 2SS ballot.
Tb ot atooai: May Ton. 1T: Gori
r. lloy. 1. kB4 mutam inoim n.
UNKNOWN KIN AREFOUND
iii:iirt roiiCK r.M.ivrt:t
roRTLA.D C.IRI-
Cllea Lyele, 13, 0e She II lvr
Seea nelatlvea Who are Bald
ta B la felerade.
brxvEIL rec 7. (Special.) Fol-
lowlnc Is a letter In part recelv4 to
day by lenvr Police Department from
li.vear.ol4 Ellen I.IiI of Portland.
aeklne; them to aid her la finding her
father, krolhera and lter, wnom n
ha never aeen:
"Portland. Or, Peo. 4. near ir: 1
am writing to you to e If there l
anybody In Colorado by th nam of
L) a.e. When I wa oorn 1 e iar
away from all of my relation. My
mother died when I wa born. I wa
named aftr her. I Kara eight lter
and brctbr beside mn. 1 am n
youncest. My father mtsht b mar
ried aeain. I never hav n hint nor
ny of my relation.
-The lady that took m away, her
name la Mr. I- K. Noble. I lived with
her 11 yeare. I am only li yara 01a
bow. Tour little friend.
-Mlsa E.in .yie.
Ill DunckUy Avenu. Portland, or."
R'lan I.ysle said last nlaht that h
had found her relatlvee throuah Her
letter to tnvr. althouah h had not
yet communlcaleM wun mem. in
Child le at preeent llvinsT wun eira.
C. I'uck. at the am addresa wner
sh livd with ire. ooia.
a j
'OPIUM KING' HAS PLAINT
Treatment at McXrll'a Island to De
Laid Before Federal Official.
Pet Rerdar. sometime known as
. . km. Ar ih.Anlum amuxclarC ar-
rivet In Portland lat nlcht. freeh from
HOeir ls.ana. wnere na aarn a
lerai of II month for smucsllnr opium
Int San Franc I. co. II Is on hi way
to make complaint of his treatment
at McNell'a Island to Federal authori
ties in San Franoleco.
lUrilar was aa enf Ineer en a trans
Paaific liner and was accused of brlna-ins-
the opium over in tha vessel with
hlm.
II complain ef hi treatment at
the lland. declaring that h wa re
quired to work It hour a day and that
tha food wa bad.
Woman Caaght In Lottery Net.
Mr. He Bow. Ill Flander lrt
waa arreated last nlcht by rrTant
Taa Oeera aad Patrolman Klinaea
mith an a chare of cooducune a
iMiarr iiitt J. Oliver and P. K-
Randolpk wer arreated and charsed
with TlsitlBa tha cam.
GERMANS
DEBATING
PROBLEM OF FOOD
Producers, Consumers, Deal
ers and Ministers Blamed in
Reichstag Debates. .
FAT SHORTAGE PRESSING
CrIUo Saja Slanjr Are More Con
cerned A boat Having- Butter on
Bread Than Oyer Bread to
Spread Batter On.
nrnltv' aria Ijiniliin. DaO 1, VlATOr-
oua and unrestrained dleulon of th
problem of f-od rulallon continue In
th budsjet commute or in nicaia.
..anna at tha dbt BT DOt
appcarinc In tha nwipaoera, but. the
account published indicate that one
aspect of tha discussion conslsta ot con
troversial attempta to lay tho blame
for yarloua aliened falling on th
. i . A n,.iip,ra Healers or con
sumers, or representative of different
ministries. ....
Roth tha Minister of th Interior,
Mere Delbrurck. and the Prussian Mln.
later of Agriculture. Baron von Schor-
lemer, hav com under nre.
Radical Crttlelaea Pradaeera.
Ona radical speaker directed hi criti
cism against producer lor deiriny.
hlsber maximum pric. II pointed
.... . i. -. .k- 1 1. rn. n tariff SVStem in
times of peace had been directed for
year toward irnKinenmj vatri
I..... li, ..Lr In war time.
naricuiiuio ' v" 1 - .
Farmers should, therefore, bo contented
with small pronia tl im presenv.
The regulations already put Into
fore for tho distribution of food prod
ucts are being discussed at length.
Some of th members contend that the
federal council delayed it action too
lone. A conservative member main
tained, on the other hand, that high
price were necessary In order to spur
productive effort to tha maximum and
defended Minister Schorlemer for his
efTori. to maintain production at a
high point.
Fat Preble Serious.
art. Knia-e nmklam anriFiil th at-
11. . M . - -. . .....
l n -t nnt lha anaakara. many
people, a one critic put It. being tnor
concerned with tba question of whether
they should have butter on their bread
than that they have bread on wnicn
i .4 k hmrar Areordlnr to re
ports from all sides mora criticism has
been stirred up among th poorer
clauses by tha recent difficulties in se
curing butter, oleomargarine, lard and
.it. anKat itntaa than bv almost any
other governmental administration.
Minister IelbruecK made a snort
statement declaring that tho govern
ment bad decided to permit the sale
of Imported butter at a higher price
tban that charsed for the home artlcl.
ROSEBURG LODGEMAN FINED
Dance Ordinance Violation Charged
and Critic-Ism 1'ollowa.
itntiKni'Rfl. Or Dec 7. (Special.)
Recaune the local Moos Lodn failed
an aacura a leeal Dcrmit to noiii tne
usual monthly dance a few nlcht ago.
Marry Partteler, secretary ot tne orurr.
was arrete4 here today and fined 16
In the Ilecordcr" Court.
Tho lodaemen contend that tho dance
wa held In connection with their reg
ular monthly social, and wa eelu-
i .... i ih.la Awn member and their
famtllea. Th arrest waa made under
Eoseburfrs so-called dancing ordinance;
and baa resulted in considerable criti
cism of th officials by the various ira
ternal organtaaliona o th city.
BRIDGE CONTRACT IS LET
Coast Bridge Company, of Portland,
to Put Vp CsNon Span.
crrs-vs-vcs-iV Wash- Dec. 7. (Ppa-
i.i niia for tba construction of
n-i-a vi... fcrldee across Wind River
- . i. u w m.ni. Count v. war
near c" an
opened by tho County Commissioners
it Stvnaon yesteroay.
Tha Coast Bridge Company, of Port
end, bid for wood $10,710. and steel
....an ri - . awarded the contract.
Tha hoard 1e-rie1 to hav etel spans.
SAVAGE WOMEN HEALTHY
The savage live In th open, eats
imple foods, know nothing of house
,old drudgery or social life, get plenty
if sleep and exercise and is perfectly
lealthy and trong, but the civilised
roman is a lav to horn dutla and
society. oftn become run-down, nerv
ous and physically unin io i a.
anlnn or a wife, our looat aruggisis.
- ni rv.... f have a reliatrle. non-
I n yJ a - " ----- - -
a., eaanedv that IS B boon tO SUcfa
women. Ita component parts oeing pep
iu- roe ika hlnod. the nour
innate va iivii -
i.li.. nrnoartiea of beef peptone and
th medicinal extractive of fresh
i.i. --a-' ilrera all dissolved In
delicious native wine. It is really won-rf-,r,.i
how raolclly weak, run-down
- v.iit. nn tiar lla uae.
women ia "u" - -
a u In vour own town, wherever
.on" li... there ia a Vlnol Prug Store
Look for the lgn. Adv.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
Member Portland Osteopathia Ass n.
- ' ..j, r-. l . . di.
ikrr, IF'. 1-tlliaa. vorinii
Pbonaa Mala ajii, a .
arrett. e. II, sweater, 1 Morgaa
Bldg. Pboaa Main
Brawae. Dr. Aaraeaa M- tl Plttock Bik.
vkon.a Broadway Uv. Main 1611.
rarriar. Or. Jeaab &, 110 BeUlng Bldg
r-bon Mam a a,
ruck. Dr. WllUaaa o, ii uroaaway
bldat. Mam aa.
waie. Dr- -- r - " "Arbeit
Wldg. Main lees, aa a.
tallca. Dr. Mary ssorgaa siag.
W.a. a. . . . . a..
Pnooea Mm a ...a.
Maerlaae. Dr. 1 -- awlilng JUdg-
w - . a...
Mai B 111. s aaaa.
Keller. Dr. WUllaaa (t- 101 Taylor 8b
.!:'.. Main . A Ills.
. ur. li. l- autte lut Morgaa Bldg.
Laeeaard. Dr. M. F, 77 Morgaa Bldg
! .ia ivna
Pnonea aiu a.
i.a.iii. Dr. Vlrnlaia V 11 Morgaa
Bldg- Phokoa Maia 1I. Mar.
Haar. Dre. F. K. a.4 U. C P, 0I 8eU-
icg Bldg- MarebBU 117. A I01X.
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TRAVELINO BAGS
In real seal, walru
and crepe grain
cowhide. 15 to Is
Moire lined, some
fitted with Toilet
Articles.
(18 'Cross" Auto
Veil Case. com
plete, for 912. OO
30 Cross" Tool
and Malllnc Case,
in pigskin S15.00
Don't mis our un
usual value In
Sewinc Stands, Beta
and Baskets, now
going at one-third
to eae-half off.
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TURKS WIN ON TIGRIS
British Army Is Expelled From
North Bank of River.
DEFEAT SUPPRISES LONDON
Reverse la Mesopotamia Due to Mis
apprehension Regarding Task
AsHigncd to Invading Army,
House of Lords Is Told.
BERLIN'. Dec. 7. (By wireless to
Tuckerton, X. J.) Advlcea receivea
her from tho front in Mesopotamia
are to the effect that the Turks ar con
tinuing to operate vigorously K,ain
tho British expedition aiong co a.K...
River. They have driven the troops
. . .w. ...inn nf Kaedftd
routea irom i" .
within entrenchments at Kut-El-Amara
and also expelled them irom me uun."
bank of tho Tigris at mis po.ni-
The losses It Is saia. noi umy -
prevent a renewal of the Briton aa-
vance againsv oa". -: "
danger tho further retreat of the ex
pedition In cas It Bhould be driven
from Kut-El-Amars, .
LONDON. Dec 7. Referring to criti
cism on tba Inadequacy of tne torce
detailed to advance on iiagaaa, me
Marouls of Crewe. Lord President of
. L y-..ii ..irt m tha House of Lords
today that this was due to a misappre
hension, ine torce n i" ".i"
n.narai Townshend. he aaid. waa con-
-i j ki- i.ra-a than a division and
iuci-i y . e - -- ,
hallaveil bv compeieni auui""""
to be aufflclent for the task assigned
to It- . . .
It waa also a mlsapprenension i eajr
that thle was a rash military adven
. ....i.n.j Tvird r.rawe. as It waa
clear to everybody that the early cap
ture of Bagdad, if It could be effected.
would have great results on me
not only military results. t
The force set apart for th purpose
waa by universal aod competent mili
tary opinion considered large enough.
It was evident that the troops behaved
aniandirilv. but the- task proved bigger
than was expected.
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TOILET and MANICURE
Eagravlng Free on all Toilet and
Manicure Articlea, Clocks, Picture
Frames, Military and Hair-Brushes.
PERFUME DEPARTMENT
25c Pears Soap 15o
4711 White Kose Glycerine Soap..laC
60c Packers Liquid Tar Soap....39e
60c Carnitine - .3-4C
Williams' Gift Box, 4 pieces, for
the lady or man who travels 50e
50c Hinds' Honey Almond Cream.. 35c
!5c Euthymol Tooth Paste IdC
Perfume Atomizers, all styles,
SO. up to SSS.OO
ciloves scientifically cleaned In 21
hours without Injury.
50 Trading Stamps
given with each order for
Framing amounting to 11 or
more turned In to our Art
Dept. All Utls week to Dec.
11. Second Floor.
THE ERECTOR TOT-a
wonderful steel building toy.
See our Alder-street window.
We sell J. B. I CASCADES
on small monthly payuiemu-
A BOOK Of I. H. OREFM STAMP
B4TTn I KfTrMt POI-tR FAK-OTP
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bright apot In "this very dark picture
was the manner in which General
Townshend's forces fought at Ctesl
phon. Tho stand against greatly su
perior forces and the capture of 1600
prisoners, ho declared, was a fine feat
Baron Sydennam empnasizca mav ."
. Iiralff of Indian trooDa
IUI LC vwil.'ni" W " -
and eulogized General Townshend, who
was wise in retiring when he found
overwhelming forces against him and
saved his own men irora a jri ui
a,ter THREAT TO SHOOT CHARGED
Country School Teacher Has Clarke
County Man Arrested.
VANCOUVER, Wash.. Dec. 7. (Spe
cial.) Charles Weaver, a country
school teacher, caused the arrest of
R. K. Cheney yesterday alleging that
Cheney threatened to shoot him when
he passed his place yesterday. The
gun was produced In court before W. S.
T. Derr, Justice of the Peace, today,
and Cheney was fined II and costs,
amounting to 16.70, and ordered to fur
nish bond of 125.0 to keep tho peace.
Cheney and Weaver are said to have
had trouble over a wire fence or gate
previously.
JAPANESE CASE IS UP
ITnn-ln fAf A. XttkailO IS SCt tOT
JL&-L.g w- -
Today In City Court.
The preliminary hearing ot A.
1 a Tan.neaa who is chareed with
irininir R Kobltata. and wounding
another at the Arlon Hall Monday
.uhi aia heen set for today In the
l..l.ln.l Pnnrt
u xtiv.xakl 281 Everett street, who
was shot in the left breast, iB likely
to recover.
City Detectives Leonard and LaSalle
are working on the case to learn if
any of the ve other Japanese ar
rested were implicated in any way in
the shooting. ,
Portland Couple Secures License.
SPOKANE. Wash., Dec.7. (Special.)
Hermann Wulff. of Spokane and
Mary N. Schlagrer, of Portland, secured
a license to wed today.
Kendall Timber Being Cruised.
ROSEBURG, Or, Dec. 7. (Special.)
Fourteen timber cruisers left here Sun
day tot the North Umpqua' River dis
tricts, where they will cruise the timber
owned by Kendall brothers and their
...nHal.a in tnat part oi uuuxiau
A SHOW THAT
KAB SHALL 700-nOME AMi
MORE INDUSTRY
MORE BUSINESS
MORE PROSPERITY
a
AT THE
FAILING BUILDING
Southeast Corner Fifth and Alder
Thursday Friday Saturday
THIS WEEK
UNDER AUSPICES OF
tegon-Washington
Navigation Company
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
Come nd See the Results of
CimFii.i) tor
More Corn More Cows
More Hogs More Dollars
Lectures Questions Answered
at- "
Demonstrations in Lorn Looiscry
a ata'nrr Wovi nt vrvinpf Corn. Daily.
AN HONEST TRAHE-
hntiae. winning discount
SETS iS. VZ: $1.25-$25
DOLLS AND TOYS
11.50 Stuffed Animals 9Sd
11.00 Teddy Bears 79t
75c Rubber Balls 49?
SECTJRITT BANK for the
children works like a
cash register. Price. . .92.50
Latest Desipns in Fancy
Clocks.
Ebony Hand Mirrors. .gt.OO up
A complete line of Thermos
goods ..ai.oo up
FREE 10
STAMPS creVm 'or
soda p u r c h a ses In
our Tea-Rcom or at
the Soda Fountain
from 1 P. M. unci!
we close at .
County. It was reported here that tim
ber belonging to otner eastern cap
italists would also be cruised this
Winter.
State Bank Examiner's Aide Resigns
SALEM, Or., Dec. 7. (Special.) E.
F. Sims, State Bank Examiner, has re
signed. Superintendent of Banks Sar
gent announced today. A successor will
be named within a rew aays. aims win
be cashier of the Farmers' State Bank,
at North Powder. Or.
STOP- DANDRUFF!
Hi GETS THICK,
IFUL
Girls! Draw a Cloth Through
Your Hair and Double
Its Beauty
Spend 25 Cents! Dandruff Van
ishes and Hairs Stops
. Coming Out.
To be possessed of a head of heavy,
beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fluffy,
wavy and free from dandruff is merely
a matter of using a little Danderine.
It is easy and inexpensive to have
nice, soft hair and lots of It. Just get
a 23-cent bottle of Ivnowlton's Dan
derine now-'-all drus stores recom
mend it apply a little aa directed and
wjthin ten minutes there will bo an
appearance of abundance, freshness,
fluffiness and an Incomparable gloss
and luster, and try as you will you
cannot find a trace of dandruff or fall
ing hair; but your real surprise will be
after about two weeks' use, when you
will see new hair fine and downy at
first yes but really new hair
pproutlng out all over your scalp
Danderine is, we believe', the only sure
hair grower, destroyer of dandruff and
cure for i'.chy scalp and it never fails
to stop falling hair at once.
If you want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really is, moisten a
cloth with a little Danderine and care
fully draw it through your hair tak
ing one small strand at a time. Tour
hair will be soft, glossy and beautiful
in just a few moments a delightful
surprise awaits everyone who tries
this. Adv.
MEANS
Railroad &
Three Years'
by Corn Experts Daily
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