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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1915)
TIIE JIORXTXG OREGOXIA1V, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1915, L HISTORIC CITADEL O.N TIIE TIGRIS OBJECT OF BRITISH OFFENSIVE. -IOU CAN DO BETTEB FOB LESS ON THIRD STREET" OFFERED TO ARMY Store Opens Daily at 8:30 A. M. On Saturdays 9:00 A. M. Store Closes Daily at 5:30 P. M. On Saturdays 6:00 P.M. State Exposition Commission at Meeting Votes to Give ; ... Structure for Club. . I 1 I M t i I i I I r 1 Pacific Phone Slarshall 5080 Home Phone A 2112 i.iAwQi-atc:, The Most in Value The Best in Quality OREGON Dili a ? . ' I , p. K:r ; . . i W V - I' r : I ACCEPTANCE IS PR03ABLE IVaeliral tUliflc: No ! IV Tors . Ja for l lrrwml If t Mllril , Mate War rxparlmcnt Will I II 1 1 for SolUla-r, a) i I I I 1 1 T"!l-e rl-rl Government flat J l 4--i.B. to c--rt II x a j fsmo-ia rea fcuiUmj l tttS Han BIV lra eipoaltlsn. Burh la Butil f 1 S'a tree Iran tr for..!. f IM '-.' h , k.. . - . ' w wp ivr itrv : o.)H eftr all. . Al a nfi'inf 'g( the Or(t Cone nn la a ntwilio. BM I rrt I t.nfl )9tri)4V afternoon. II e uitan. . Inou.lf o( la sua laa baaotifil e'ru'tere lo the War I"paMmnt la Ba . t aa a cl-it hwus far Lb. Il Cate d aai.-f'-r. . ivititii the neat f-ar eU. Iha Bait tu lnf rmIlr turB-rt er la .if..'or.;aorat J. ceaeiin ion . Mnt.c( tt W(r Wperlmeal Arnr B.4 luarter la Han , I fnjro, u 4plr lB(raai4 It la tUa, a taal Iha seiJlers caa aee ( Ult uja at it al eo. a. I ! faaatlrfcae MaaVe. An a sea a thereafter laa eaea. v Srir ep caa b rampl4 elta n rBir af Iha auiMinc "HI t formally - lrn.r..-rei to In- Mar IwpartroaBt. . l aa eni caniitiM la tha efrr ara J Ital Iha teeversmeel sea. I tfaveta Iha J 'iiH.r ta (ha Burpeee lcaat4 aa4 j snail atlaR't la Us proper maiateneB'-e. Z Lnt.l thi louitiri r-etvel. titla la a buiMlrc will aa r.tine-1 he lia state. If to effr I . Ilrv... Iha , str-j.-'ire will ta ol4 la Iha twa-fceet Bi.fi-e a ens!nallr plannail. la fai-i. a hit bjr Iha IUr i'o rpa", : ( Hi "tn. ut.( 111: far Iha buil t lnr haa tl feaara lattatilir at. tmptm. U II ba uifiurf la -t ai'ta I Ma araamot. IX iC ITark. chairman of Iha Comm!ln. who I la Haa rraarlat-e atiandiiia to Iha lul aatUamant at Iha alata a attalra at la atpoatttoa sroucMia. ka. vntlca taal laia caa aaai.jr k arraaccd. tMmw A -. Vtaa. Atlaadiea t"ia maailnc of tha Cam imioh y(rilir. whua bail la Iha of Juba V Lotan. ra itr. Habart A. Poolh. of i:acaa; Mata laater C I. Hawl.r. af McCoy: t. T?iti?ob. of rtndlcioo, and Gov oetior WiOjrvomba. ttlaCa Traajurar Kar coouU4 an4 ppro4 Iha tI.o. l.Saris ra mad to raacn la ratary of Stata Utrolt lo ! hta ap arevat ilio. feat ha cout4 sol ba iocai4 at iha iim. Toa buildln has praciaustr fewaa of fpi to tba War l iartmnU but ao I'Ctla lataraal waa maalfaat4 that It) i'Bmliion a4irl 4 for bid. TTa 'aaaral Cail rllaa4 aaaral Marra ia command of Iha Woalara lapart tnaet. Oaaaral FUIL practically oa kla oata rpooii!ur. broucht no lb a tioa ata and Iha t'ommlaaiua ara oaijr loo (la-t to raconatdcr. Jlaalaat Oal of aanilaa. W ilncaraly hofa that ta bulldim will bo arcaptad. ai4 Mr. Uf laa aiarht. "It coal4 maka a waadarfu cluaouaak and II would la Oracoa Iha bast poaaila adcartiaiitat. It would ba a craal pity lo feava Ihia aptaadtd build tag tora dawa lo ba aawad MO lor Bra- Hl feat tbat ta tha orUr altarcaltva. for It la ao Imminx a atrtx tura tb 'ls It la out of tsa j jation. "It la Boar la Una coed:tton. and prae- ' ticaliv tha ooit oxpaaaa la malatanarwa lo wbKb tha War LapartcnoBt would ba rat at thia lima would bo makln i oiiia fouadatloa Cll at ona nd." Army S'-r hara ara jraatty Intar o.tad la Iha piaa. Thar aar I ha I. tnouila tha War Lapartmaut la atoar to at ta au'h maltara and waaia lo b "". after oim-o dacidiac lo acropl II waul s fevot ronatdar axpaeaa la 1uip tmt Iho Bulldm- and makln( it tha Jlaaat aaidlara' clubbouaa r lb world. av . .-.'. Ti v- r a: v. .jr. s-ji- "i i v; r aMs 'W - i J.-.ttr'Jt: 11 z: a - .1' ' . M m aTa r I CK.XB IV B.tliUAD. IUc!a4. on of Iha oMa.t and moat historic cltlra to Iha world, ea tha Tlcrla Rlvar, la tha center of terrific feattlma- batwaaa alliad Hntlab forcaa and tha Turks. Tha anclant city la tba moat important point on the pro posa4 UacJad railroad. llafore tba war. Uarmaoy and Great Britain bad coma to an aareement whereby German capital waa lo build tba railroad up to tVacdad. and Prltlrh Interests woutd control tha aectioa from Baa-dad to Iha I'erslaa Golf. Tha ffanclre of Iha Hntlab from a basa on tha Persian Uutf was designed to capture this city and frustrate all hopes of German Intervals of derelopin tha country. Tba picture shows tha Bridge of Boats over tba Tirte at Bajuad. Tbia la a vlaw from tba east bank of tba river and shows tha usual dally traffic. SEIZED SHIPS NOT USED siMthmoimi or urTtm:o -"t'lcm t r:t:n. mmmfM or Hoeblae aad Um to . a Tre4 at a ta ITtaa Caart. Otbara re4 tadar Hoaid. WA'nrvoTOV. rva.. ..;.. at Brii. a'a advt.a4 Iho fatted ta:ea today fal ta raaooe.e to la Vtata ropart fiiaat'a pretaal la Iba caaa of the al.ira. f j iltx.!n axid ether veaaaia of the ,narua Traaa-At.antlc I'omFXr, or ' reualaitiaalns: the llocblna and fM ba ritrslM and teat aeill bo triad prornrtly lr a rrna court to d:pe of the chant tat the company la prtut:y Gcrmaa Ml Two of tba h!pa sUa4 by Prltl.h eruiaara Iha Wb. a ad tha Kan kaaaa wl. be re.aaned uadar bond 1-va itark.fic anj CB..a r will ba aia le Iho bata of tba last. To ate. I. rat d.apoaitloa of Iho taaae. ca.a will ba trs.(.rrd from lu:if and !t. Lucia lo Iandon. thus '"" d-lay fey apaaU froia aub- oruina(a courts. alarlca of law officers of ta Crown xa been arranced. Is tha House of CnRtnona today Preml-r Asqulth made bla aaaouncemant. wblcb. It la hoped. will '. a ao Impetus to tha campaign for thrift oa tha part of tha public MONOPOLY PLAN IS DENIED Fx-rrraldcot of New llavcn fcaya htalrin an Evolatlon. N.V TORK. Da. . Thero was aeer any "preconceived plan" on the part ef Iha d.rectore of tha New Tork. New Haven Hartford Railroad to mo nopolise Iho transportation trafflo ef Nr Kna-land. Charlea . Mellaa lea. tided today. Tha growth ol tba New llaaa stm. ba said, waa a pro a of evolution and a consequence of ao attampt lo irivo New Cnaland la at- fi-taat lranMrtatloa system. Tke New Haven ri-prident thus epitomised at tba trial of tha It e- diractor of tba road Iha defeadaJita' p: that they are not criminal. y aulily of cooaplracy to Violate Iba Sherman law. "I never conspired In any way. shape or manner, said Mr. MelWn. If any membera of my board lad aay aucb purpoea lhay were remarkably succeaa- ful la concealing It from ma. SHIP BILL TO WAIT Introduction Put Off Until After First of Year. FEATURES ARE DECIDED ON SHIP'S WOE IS SUSPICIOUS Oil-LadcQ r-orl I .cake, Tampa Are IHablcl. fUcslac Tatnpc-rcHl With. rsnt-ADlUJ'HtA. Dec . The Am.r- icaa e.-hexnr Hanry W. Cramp. Cap- la Morrl. Itilladetrbla for Itouen with a cargo of t1 barrels of renaed oil for Ibe r'rn-h covernment. re turned lo fblladlpbla ander clrcum atarscsa which, according to ablpping man. have a euapicloue af paaranca. The Cramp sailed from Itifladelpbla oa No vambar 3. paaaad out tho flaware Capa ITi: tnr I. and proceeded oa bar votaa. un tiamber t. when let miles frorr Capo llcalopan. tha acbooner waa dla toere4 leaking badiy and with aeven fael of water in her hold. Tba vassal waa stoppad and pumping bagaav Tbe bavt day Captain Morris diarovared the ump wera disabled and the fore abroad rigging bad parted. rrovlsloa Concern ln Mannlof of Vraarla by Amrrlrans Not DexHd rtl On Revocable Llcenaca lo Be Olicck on Ratra. STAY DENIED DOOMED MAN Arleoo I'arttun Iioard IlrrCarUe Carraasa l:rjc-t. "iniiT, Aria.. la. . Tfto Ktate T'-ar4 ef I'ardne and l arolaa Issued a S'atsmeet lo-iay lhl it would Bot la irfar witb the elocution of Raymond ai Lnftoa at rioroaca ITiaoa lomor tow. The Carraasa government ao IJd far daisy oa Iho ground that lie condemned maa did aot have a fair trial This waa tha second of tba last -mm maneuvers t prevent Ibe tins. t on ef VaSntt. who waa one of tba ava Jiiic4 saved from the geilowa last May by tha tnterveatioa of William J. -To. taaa becrelary of rotate. Tbe it. La goverameqi at that time sought tha da.aV. Tba Carransa appaat relortad today waa forwarded to Governor Hunt by secretary at State Lansing without cm me a I. rata Rrldesl to Go Vndcr Kaifo. fRAI?C Or. r. ilrclalMr. fit. aaundera. wife of Gorao V. gMr. one ef rala's promiaani yaung buatsaaa even, waa laaea lo tbe fcoapi'.al at Koaturg Tnuaaday Bight far aa eperatioa for aspeodicUia. ftrttlob Rrdacw Crown Hatarrrw. IaNDO.X L'ec I ReJjctioa at tie BUTTER CARDS ARE ISSUED Germany Adopts Mraaarra to Con serve tapplr of Ial. BtinUIV. via London. Iec. . Tba federal coua- baa autoorised raunlri- palitlea to taue butter and fat cards similar to the bread carda la use for eaerel month to regulate the con sumptloa ef these artirlea. Tba erdl Ban. e lenaii effective January 1. It containa provision for reaervlng tbe cheaper butter and tats tor the poor. The rommlaaion organised to equal ise d strlbutloo of butter la authorised lo require largo producers to sell part of their output, up lo 11 per cent of te total, for re-sale to municipalities where e-tortagea exist. GARNISHMENT IN DOUBT Question RaicHt In Suit Drought by Roocbarg Contractor. TtrntKHVRis. Or.. Pec-. . ISpec-taL) Whether money placed In that bands of a hberltl to satisfy a court Judgment caa ba garnlsheed by a third person lb lagal nuesuon proenle4 10 Judge L B. Kiddle hero today. Tba question waa raised following tba institution of a euit by Joha Hunter O recover las from Mrs. taens Abra ham for Iha construction of a srdewalk. Concurrent with filing the euit Mr Hooter caused a garnishee to bo levied on a Judgment rendered recently against tba plaintiff in favor of tba dsfeadaat la tba circuit Court. WAMII.VOTOV. Dec. t. The Admin Istrstloa merchant marina bill will not bo Introduced In either branch of Con grass before tha first of the year. Tbl became known tonight after a long talk between Fecretarlee McAdoo and Redfleld. Pension Fletcher nd film mons. Representative Alexander, chair man of the House merchant marine committee, and Solicitor Thurmaa. of tha I'opartment of Commerce, who draw tba blil. Details of the measure were discussed at length and It waa eald there waa complete agreement on Ita genera terms. Much attention waa given to the provisions la tegard to Iho roan nlng of vesarls by Americans, about which there has bn no flaal decision. It waa poinled out In tha conference that while auch a provtalon waa de sired la order that an adequate Naval reeerva might be built up. the cz elusive employment of Americana on veseela In the faclflo trade would maka competition witb foreign mer chantmen! almost out of Iho question. This point will ba gone Into thor oughly by all thoeo present at the conference and another meeting will be held, probably Best week. The provision for regulation of steamships were virtually approved as wrlltea. The proposed shipping board would be clothed with power to reg ulato rates of American ships Just as the Interstate Commerce Commission regulates those of railroads. To control tbe rates of foreign ships which trade from I nlted ftatea ports. provisions have been made thai all ehlpa using -American porta shall required to secure revocable licenses from the shipping board. With such a lever In Its hands. It Is felt tha board can keep rates down to a reaaonable basis oa t radio lo tbia country. 4 TAKEN FROM STEAMER CERVIX O aXCRICAV VESSKL it t: wo VCD nr mKscii. Aa Siaew Jlee fMegleg as Ibe raaae Head. I W Bipr. i - . - ' : . I m ativc Muno ,t :lC taa Cu. ae i'-i taie faces 1st a tar Sactae (tcl lbs n Med:arv ll aad II eaa ba artnwal affectlae Ibo bead. Crwlaer Believed nearralac far Cos tapa Usrr Caa sao .vai Ibo fart a lUcaa Pbare. tXS JCA.V. Porto nico. Dec. . The Torto Rico liner Cosmo was stopped to. day by the Trench cruiser Dea Cartes, which took four German firemen from the merchantman on board the war ship. Tbe search laated from S to fe lt o'clock, tbe officers, the crew and the entire list of passengers being exam ined. The Carolina also waa atopped and searched. It la reported that the Des Cartas waa looking for Waldemar Hep p. German Consul at Han Juan, and John Mnbbe, the Austrian Consul, who are now In New York. Chief Steward Fehaade of the Porto- Rico liner Carolina, was taken from that Vessel last night. i he Cosmo and the Carolina are American eteamshlpa owned by the New lorn Porto Kico Steamship Com pany. Tho Coanio waa bound for ban Juan from New York, having left that port on December 4. Tho Carolina ar rived at San Juan December 1 and waa to have Bailed thence for Ponce. WASHINGTON. Dec .The search ing of the American steamers Coamo I and Carolina caused no excitement among officials here. The right of belligerent warship to stop, visit ana sesren American ships at sea under cer tain circumstances Is not questioned. The Incident Is not likely to be made ue subject of diplomatic interchange. Fare Order Not to Re Contested. OLTMPIA. Wash.. Dec . (Special.) The Grays Harbor Railway & Light Company will not contest the recent order of the Public Service Commission. requiring fares between Coemopolls and I Aberdeen to be reduced to 5 cents, but! has filed a tariff, effective January S, lowering the lntcrurban fare, which now la 10 cents, and which was until recently IS cents, or Zi cents for round trip. files Cared la le II Days. Prussia! refupd money If PAZO OINTMENT falls ta cure itrhme. Hllnd. bll!ne or Pro- iwi!. T:' I- ir-tt arpT)sfn reilev. fcoe. EVERYBODY NEEDS PURE, RICH BLOOD Pure blood enablea the stomach, liver and other digestive organs to do their j work properly. Without It they are sluggish, there Is loss of appetite, aome- I times falntness. a deranged atata of the Intestines, and. In general, all the I symptoms of dyspepsia. rare oiooa ia required by every organ of tba body for the proper per- I formance of Ha functions. Hood a Sarsapartlla makes pure blood. and tbia la wby It la ao eucceaeful la tbe treatment of so many diseases and ailments. It acta directly on tha blood, rlddtpg It of scrofulous and other humors. It la a peculiar combination ef blood - purifying. nerve toning. strengin-givinsf suostancca. ELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it 25c at all drucists. YOU ARE FREE a ask. earstlsas oa SUNDAY LAWS aad RELIGIOUS L'lBERTY at the BIBLE STUDY Tomorrow Night at Teas' Mlltoa SI. Joha. Leader. K. p. Hall fear. Ilth aad Aider) Near Olda 4c Hia. BRING YOUR BIBLE FREE FREE HP mmmm Don't Delay Your Xmas Shopping1! There are many reasons why it is to your advantage to come and make your se lections from our stocks at once. Perhaps the most important is while we have crowded every part of our building with beautiful gift things, the very choicest r- st-must necessarily go to those who come first. Don't wait rM untl yu nave decided upon what you are going to give. Qf 03. You can decide at once when you come here, inspired 1$ LjijJ!! by the sight of the great showing of acceptable articles, t At. Extraordinary Under pricing of Embroideries For HolidaySewing Edges, Insertions, Flouncings and Allovers of Fine Sheer Materials and Dainty New Patterns Choice at 8c Yard For Reg. 12J4c to 15c Embroideries A fine and extensive variety of Narrow Embroid ery Edges and Insertions, shown in dainty baby patterns and in heavy designs, for underwear trimmbisr. Regular 12V4c to 15c qualities O on sale Bargain Friday at OC Choice at 15c Yd. For Regular 25c to 39c Embroideries A splendid lot of 18-inch Flouncing and Corset Cover Embroideries, very suitable for making ac ceptable Xmas gifts, etc Both large and small patterns, on sheer cloths. 25c to 39c qual- 1 C ities on sale Bargain Friday at IOC 35c to 48c Embroideries on Sale Friday at 19 Yard The popular 12-inch Embroideries shown in both heavy and light-weight materials and in a choice range of small and large patterns. All crisp, new Embroideries in qualities regularly sold at 1 Q 35c to 48c a yard. Priced for Bargain Friday at X ivC A Great Pre-Holiday Underpricing to Induce Immediate Purchasing Folding Boll Buggies Today Only at $1.7 9 Best $3.00 Grade In our main-floor toy section, domestic aisle, we have arranged a great underpriced sale of Folding Doll Buggies that will prompt prudent shoppers to make immediate selections. They are fine, dur able buggies, made with steel frame, 7-inch steel wheels with rubber tire, reclining back, push handles that stand 26 inches from the floor, and they come with green or tan upholstering. They fold neatly and easily and are the kind regularly sold at $3.00. Underpriced for a great tt 1 'JQ Bargain Friday Special at ..pXee,7 A Small Deposit Will Hold Your Purchase for Fu ture Delivery If You So Desire Now! For the Greatest of All RIBBON SALES Novelties and Plain Colors in All Desired Widths Suitable for Holiday Sewing Bows, Trimmings, Etc. Choice at 10c Yd. For Ribbons Regularly Sold Up to 25c .a- . . a.l 1 a. a T I t TC liere tney are a mammoin lot vi r.Duons. x.a quinite in their rich coloring's included are both I ; V.- ani ftarlr-vrnrn T.rirtf. "f a nriwi in A. ta. Iwirirh VijC, 44 W aSlaVa a je bsh aaaa.aw widths black and white stripes in 4M and 5-inch width; 2Vt to 3', i -inch satin Ribbons in white, pink ..J kin,. 3 in A-inrVi tnffprn Rihhnna in all startle colors. Regular values to 25c a yard on f sale Bargain Friday at JC Choice at 25c Yd. For Ribbons Regularly Sold Up to 85c A wonderful variety of strictly high-class foreign and- domestic Ribbons in light and dark prints and beautiful plaids and stripes failles, moires, satins, taffetas, Jacquards, etc., shown in huge variety of patterns and colors in 5 to 8-inch widths ribbons suitable for most any purpose in values to OC 85c a yard; on sale Bargain Friday at aOC Tempting' Of ferings Men's Section Silk Ties at 45o II Handkerchiefs at 8c An unusually attractive and extensive showing of Men's Fine Silk Ties in four-in-hand styles, with open ends colors and patterns for street or evening wear come early for best selection, for they'll sell rapidly at this low price. Bar- AC gain Friday la- Best 10c Grade A special underpricing of the extremely popular Japanette Handkerchiefs made with large silk initial and neat hem; they have a soft mercerized finish and are especially good values at 10c 0 each the price this sale is OC Another Great Sale of Womens Outing Flannel Gowns A Special Offering for Bargain Friday That Will Surprise Our Oldest Friends Over Fifty Styles to Select From All Sizes and All Colors Regular 75c to $1.00 Lines We direct special attention to this underpricing of several hundred fine Outing Flannel Gowns as an occasion of unusual importance to economical women. The assortment includes over fifty styles and patterns, in pink, blue, gray and in plain white. They come in low and in high-neck styles, with or without collar, and they are trimmed with tucks, fancy braid or embroidered. All are extra well finished and cut in generous width and length. You have unrestricted choice from 75c to $1.00 Cfi lines Bargain Friday at ej VV Equally as Important Is This Sale of Children's Outing Gowns fQr In the Best Styles and in All Sizes 50c to 75c Lines at ... . At this great price reduction you have choice from several splendid lines of Children's Outing Flannel Gowns. Various styles, with or without collar and in plain colors, or in neat stripes and figures. OQ. All sizes up to 14 years. Regular 50c to 75c lines Bargain Friday at Js far a. s sat are a JC W. UkOVC . iK