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TUB MORNING OREfiOMAX. TUESDAY, . DECEMBER 14, 1915. -XOTJ CAN DO BETTEB FOB LESS ON THIRD STREET' 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.SL Efforts to 'Torment Congress Jfrron ST AM J? J? f SOU In Midst of Grave Session . Denounced by Women. SShZ ill Pacific Phone Marshall 5080 Home Phone A 2112 The Most in Value The Best in Quality "Sof Great Economies in Yule-Tide Gifts FIGHT CALLED SCANDALOUS 3fta Oppeard to Itatlof tVt-Urt alrttvtry ef bf fra-Tta la honih Is .exb as to I- 8 niirrni nir.Tr. iipi r wife or Russian officer who fought with the Russian armies, is captured by THEfi SUFFRAGISTS HELD CFJ,MAXS- TO BE IIU PATRIOTIC -fr ill Gift Articles at Notion Counter Inexpensive, Appropriate Gift Articles for Both Young and Old All Attrac e;elra Real Ofpoaltloa. WAiHtN.-.TOV. U-T.. N.- ;,J . . . 4 1. 'i;. . . .fV ', -J . -' .H I tMaal AaaevIaMaa Optt Woman ? I af ,-.,. ',. 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Ill I III I If tively Underpriced! 75e Jewelry in fancy boxes Pins, Brooches, 50t $1.25 German Silver Purses, in best styles, $1.00 12.50 German Silver Purses, good quality, $1.49 75c Large Platinoid Picture Frames priced at 50f 40c Medium-Size Platinoid Picture Frames, at 2o 75c French Ivory Picture Frames reduced to 500 SL98 Six-piece French Ivory Manicure Sets, $1.50 65c French Ivory Playing Card Cases on sale, 500 75c Silver-plated Infante' Comb, Brush Sets, 490 $1.25 Oxidized Crumb Tray and Scraper at 980 $1.50 French Ivory Hand Brushes, fine quality, 980 $2.00 French Ivory Hand Mirrors, reduced to $1.49 $2.00 Lines of Men's Brush Sets reduced to $1.49 $2.25 9-piece Silver-plated Manicure Sets, $1.49 $1.75 Lines Leather Music Rolls reduced to $1.25 Colgate's Toilet Water, 500 'i-oz. Perfumes, 250 1-oz. Gift Perfumes, 500 2-oz. Gift Perfumes $1 Hudnut's Toilet Waters reduced to 750 v.pr.Mfit.-t ta th anaorlatlaa war fres. Tba bjina of tb cenven tlo waa roat44 o4r. bul a ! ftilen ef i wm ell aa lrid.cit W u aa at tita n b.ta lioua lemorra. rwf.ata la : C'l4. Ktw!fi lha .f.t ef T!Trc la Tt.ra tataa Uji mootb. lira. Arthur M t-o-li. prail.al. la bar epantn arf la "Tla vetxra liara aka lara qu- ttoaa rirl. I iiTrx ai?.n!; A ntt tft common aea ba 14 lhm ta bar 'No. ?on4. ! tha malartT, of armai atafi'l baft;a1 tha 4bur4 fur f la vera? Aa-i ta -ftitt rapiv b f fel.- Mr. (!( bail lhr araa n4 for lata nmm'im, la la. fouti P tott br4 Wt Vlrvlnla. abara th Ic!aia:ov b4 oeJ I - mbmil auf f- la lb votara. Mft!a IM Win tr. ab at4. war Niitf pEaaaa! f torn ef ta tare ctlia of lb foot a. bar tSa tltualtoa aaa ri"o (or lb Krat lias. et bca-j of lb larga rumbar f 4.Tr-tta b:t baja of Iba actlitta at Iba faw. I'llM Callaa ,4aUu, Taa raaot tltna alortl bv lb aaaocl. atioa rla in part aa follow Tbia aociattoa 4pracaia and roa- ma lb Ii-t ef patriotism ahlbtla4 ar tA 'iffr--it la aIr anaor Ina? tba f'raatdaat of Iba I'aitad Stale aa4 loncrava In maklar a (bam Brbt wbicb I. a -ndl and a raflctloa ?oa Intai:taoo cf Araartcaa omaa b oaa. Xr. Roaart Laaalac. a if of Iba Fxratary of stala. rl ta Iba araorl ation a J.ttar (roa bar fatbar. Jona . foatar. a fnrmar f-rearr ef Stata, la wbicft Mr. Foat.r darlar4 Ibat aof fr waa eroparlr a quaatloa la a tmti la ta d-troiotioa ( taa atat tartar tKaa Ciar.i Tb fol.owtes ol?l-r ef lb asol !! w.r r..'..-f .,1. rroaijant. Mrs. Artbur M tHxtt. Nwtorli; rT,trr. M -a. WUliana tk Olavar. ralrflaid. .: lr.jjrar. Mtaa Carallaa Vi" atawary. i.nrtd. N. J. r rR.ici.T t.ci: r.cr-xT Lif aaJ ok of Saa B. Aatboajr rw-tarrd al W aahlactoa. WAJit:iTOX r. tl Aa Ub- arat paa'aaat picturie' Iba l;f aa4 ""I ef ja a. Aatboar. ta eieaaar iif'ti laader. waa ata4 bar la eiil at " c.oim aat of lb it- 4t .,nt!i f ta Cae;raioaat I eloa f jr eiaa iffras. Mer taea par.oaa appeared la ta puwtl b tuar ;,m woenaa proaaiaaat la tie etal orclae af ! aad eiiar ctttea. rive frluea.' imSol nn tba proara. woman It,, mad ta tbatr itM toward fraadaaa I tneir po:it -al life. a;traal4 wits pi. taf m4 aa pi.ei la Jim Aattoaaa tifa. Coatama ef 11a f.boa ef arlaa partada alaca lb t War dajre -' wera Tomorrow rapraaoatatlv af lb rr.n!-,.,!oniI i aiaa w :i k a bear lo ba'ere tba RapublKaa Naliaaal CBDIttttaa. T"ia atecitlve eaiat ef ISe ai!eaal Aaiarieaa ' Siffrace Aaacxiatlaa raid a maecia- bare toaicrtt pr:im iirj ta tba epiite: tomorrow ef IB .ta aanoat coo.otoa af l" aaaocia a. p-'u airaadr aa Iba vroaad ar ebiaftf Iritaraata4 la lb eieetiaa af a aaar praal iaet ta eucceod Aaaa Itaw. f .. wrio ha a aaaouarad fear la tanti.ja la ratira after. ria jaar. j- - LONDON DEFENDER OUSTED rbotocraph from Underwood NIDIME MAR FO M ALKO, Tbare I a alory conocld with thla Huaalaa prlaonar who l ahown bare in the custody of "his" Teutonic cap tore. H.for ti war th priaonar waa known aa Madam Marfu M:ko. th wife of a Ruaaian Junior officer. When war waa d-lar4 iba rnaned her attlr. cut her bair and Joined the army. All the rltror and hardships of th diffarant rampatsa aad lb Irancb life did sot bother her In the laaul and her sex Identity was a secret to all but hereof. Then sue wee capture-d. and alone with the real of tbe prlaoners turned over to the German sanitation rorpe. All the prleonere ara forred to go through tie disinfecting nation, a here they bathe and clean themselves aad ha their detains disinfected. Whan Madame Malko'e tarn came, she balked and Insisted that the bath waa quite uaneery. Bueplcioa waa arouaed aad the truth leaked out. SHOT HITS ZEPPELIN Dirigible Brought Down Within Russian Lines. AIRCRAFT EXPLODES ALOFT .att-lrrran Corpa le N' War OffVr?. rndcr IvrOV. t II T. e aad-air craft ' ta Lea lea ta ander tbe o roa trul ef t-, War Ofr:. and Haar-Ad- aniral rarry vei a loecr I bare. Tbia nooaxamot waa made la lb 1'jua af Common today by Harold X -Teeaant. rarlan-eatary I nd.r-ra- urr fr vl sr. II explaJaed that the i a:os ef reapaaatPiUty btwea tie Admiralty and tba War Offica kad tbe baaia of snaar trltl. i.rrm. S'r Perry Svatt waa arpolated com- aiaa-ter af ta aerial d(eoas ef Lea- iaat oaptean br. wMl th ajtbor tuea wr eaia; crttMrla4 Severely ee-aea eppeiia raids were ot pra- TROOPS ASKED BY GREECE rtrtloe .Vek If LoavdkMs I ta I.tplala Metier ta Xratrale. LO.vrw-i.V. rc tx. -Ara yea aw.rar Kir Artasr Markbara aeked ror,i f-rtanr Ort la lb !- af Com' m.iae tiy. "that Iba aautral preee be xai4 rpaat.;rr eat tba atiiaa. r ead. troupe tareua Ore-, vlotatad 'rab eeutrality la ta am way la wv!t Oarmaav vio:a!i Be.aUa aa4- ti-:i'. aa4 will tb soeeremeel tab ecapa t mabe it haowa la aaatrel eottair'.ee tbt Cr- riaete4 tb a"i ta traojer Lr i R.-,br Ci. pr:troaa ry g. 4e seretary for foreiaa affair, rs pi'4 f -r ta Toraica S-rry. xrltf "I aaa a w ara eacib atataesaata feeve anal, bat tbay kaa boon ad qia'iy r'dl"te.f eel rtr4K'te4. I'rde-ral .nrartarl Xasn4. vrjMf-.TO. r-. ti (5px-uit . H K. tats, af Harwitetoa, baa bew eteo'ntad art',!!ar1.t la tb ftatd aor-elr 4 tba CMpeirtaBoat af AfrKsl t jr. Ta tan A r4 ba thaw Day. Tea t.AV,TrV- pici-l Cjt Tt-l Tra r.,i r-f,. tn tf i r:e ta ear Si W. wW a vaanht m aa, oaca baa. ioa. CliarrrJ Hod Ira ef Grrroaa Crew Ilarird bj I'oe With llooora. Who Pay Trlbata to Talor Cen of IZoroiy. FCTROORAP. via Loadoa. Ceo. It. "Rantta artUlary destroyed a Zappa Ita alreaip tb alsjbt of tcrBbr I, af roH nt la detail which bav Jaat ar rived here, bear tbe statloa of Kalkua aa t Ueaa-Komla Hallway. The d:ri(ibl mad It appearance from lb diractloa ef otoe Alrxaadro- ia. p;na" over tbe Itueaiaa pal tioaa toward tvtnak. It waa lo rated by a powerful eearrbllcbt aa4 Raeaiaa artillery opened f'r aa It. Tbe Zepotia thea. b-weer. ro,a le a blb i a:titade anl bxajne loot la tbe cicada iTeaeatly tbe atrahlp rappar4 ever Kalaua. Ita motors bad b stopped, which le usually Iba Indica tloa taat bomb ar about to ba dropp.. About tbat time the machine i dirt:v ever the railway etatioa and tba artillery be(-a aheUina; Ik On at tb 3ti mad a bit aad the air rraXt bee a rue nvlop4 la fame. I'd- dr tb aiare ef tbe eaarcbllEbt watch ere saw it disappear In a cloud of mebe aad beard a load ploloo. What wa left of the machine fell Inatde tbe Raaeiaa I! nee. Tbe charred bodies of the Carman crew were ex tricated from tbe debria aad burl. A crcee waa erct4 over tbelr crave with tbe insrrlpttoo. "Honor to the brave, tbenah tbev were our enemies. JEWEL BADGES PRESENTED IVndirtoa Odd fcl Iowa Honor M. A. lrsoa and Wllllara 6luher. PCNt'LETOX. Or Do. 11. Sp- ctal liau of boldlna continuous membership la Kureka lodce of the Oddfellows for ii year. M. A- 'ra ervl William Slusber. two promt bant rnd!eiea men. were presented wttb veteran Jewel bedsee Saturday aicbt at a Joint maetlar of the Odd- tallowa aad Retiekai bar. Mr. Fer- fuea waa Initialed at Adams. .Novam- br. !. and h aa been arTillaled wltb tb a4a at Connell. Adama. Helix Lairre and rndleioa tf-jrlea tba Id Itrtigiaf veara. Mr. Muaker waa tab. a lota tb order la Fsbrary, Ilia. Mar than ! parsons were ID) at teedanc at the meet In a;. EAST IN GRIP OF BLIZZARD I r-lTT mi Free Vtfee Far I netirut rciv4 Its worel tiup la -ears. Tbe power and annal wires In tbe electric en lie New Torb. New Haven A Hartford Railroad belwea ttriddapart aad Nw York ara dawa aad -raise ba been ranainc fer hour. About ) v poraaaa are strad4 In tbe aiamford depot. Tralbry far UtaUod. A trolley car to Neucatach. Coaav. wlr h 111 paeaera aa board, was etelled frrra a O'riocb toll o rioctl ta- o.4au reitftwe a eat t(e rrr moeed to their destinations In slelnhs and the real walked home through th deep snowdrifts. The weather bureau In Hartford. Co oil. reported It Inches of enow at "t o'clock. One nan waa klUed. several were seriously Injured at Philadelphia, ar.d there were numerous minor accidents a result of th snow storm. Serea Inches of snow fell there. Ftreet and steam railway companies, a well aa the elty. had larce force of men at work all day keeping- the streets and tracks cleared. now is lacbea Dees) at Tray. Toalgbt IS Inches of enow had fallen I Troy and outlying districts of Kens selaer County reported two feet of snow. The fall of snow at roughkeepste has already reached IS tnchee and no trol ley car ara runninc there. Trains on tba Central New England Railroad are completely tied op. No aneeaaoaabie temperatures were recorded la the storm area, but a cold wave In the northwest todsy sent th mercury there to a sew low mark for tba aeaaon. North Dakota reported tba sea on a first sero weather. SNOW FAU-S IX CALIFORNIA Tweoty-i;iihl-Incli Depth Reported at Summit. SAN F RANCH? CO. Dee. 11. A storm which bad Ha center over Southwestern Orraon moved rapidly In a southeast rly direction today, wltb tbe result that there waa a general precipitation In California ae far couth aa r re no. At Summit 31 laches of snow were re ported wltb tbe flakes of snow sllll falling, while In San Francisco 1.1 Incbee of rata fell la II hours, wltb no sign of a let-up Along th coast, today's rain waa ac companied by strong southerly wlnde which caused storm I ma la to be die ptayed and which reached a velocity of 44 miles aa hour at Point Rersa. REED'S RAGEONE FACTOR tFt.t-i:rB or sr. Loni for demo cratic F.IO REVCALF.D. Hea far Ite-EleefSaa af err. Wee Twtew Ha Seea Mleaaart G Ra awbUeaa. Caaeeefloa I ORECOMaN XTWS BUREAU. Wash ccton. Dec. IS. One of tbe reasons why the Democratic National Com mlltee decided to bold th Democratic National Convention at t- Louie did not appear In the published accounts of the committee meeting, but it was potent reaeon and gained several votea for th Missouri metropolis. Senator Reed, of MissoarL comes tip for re-election a it year. He Is none too strong end be ha witnessed tb pectacle of Missouri turning up la tbe Republican column twice and ba also recall that Missouri has. In the past, been known to elect a Republican to the Senate. In plain words. Senator Reed feels that be le "up against It' and Beads all the aid he can get. Therefore Senator Reed was busy work Ina among members of the Na- onl commute, urging them to hold he convention at St. Louis, en the plea that If the convention goee there. Jt will materially strengthen blm and en hance his cbancss of re-election. It was a little onoeual for a Senator to aeek ta utlllie a National convention ta farther bis own candidacy for re election, but Senator Reed Is not famous for being sensitive or backward. Missouri la one of the states where Republicans figure they bav a fight- ng chance of electing a Senator next ear: fcenator Reed knows this and ao do the members ef th National Com mit lee. aad it Is this that gave some VM to th plea of th tuns lor, IRISH DIE AS HEROES Inniskilling Fusiliers Sacrifice Selves for Comrades. BULGAR ADVANCE CHECKED British Troops, Get Chance to Surprised, bj Foe, Retire Safely Whoa Little Band Holds Pass for Half Day. LONDON. Dec IS. How two core panics of th Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, another of the Irish reg iments forming tbe British divisions, which ar making- a fighting- retire ment from Serbia, sacrificed themselves to cover the retreat of their comrades la told by the wounded who have reached British headquarters la Mace donia. Tb British, according- to the corre spondent of Keuter's Telegram Com pany, la a dispatch from British head quarters. wr outnumbered 1 to 1 by th Bulgarians, who ware well sup plied with guns and machine gun. Last Monday morning they were awak ened by a heavy bombardment by the Bulgarians, who poured a ball of ahot aad shell on them. Splintering rocks Intensified the effect of their tire. The Bulgarian Infantry then ad vanced to the attack in massed forma tion and were punished severely, but the scarcity of British guns did not permit them to take proper toll of the advancing Bulgers. The British emp tied their rifles rapidly Into the crush and tried to stem the tide with bayonets, but were overborne by sheer weight of numbers, and tba position was lost. Similarly, tba second Una was lost, and the British fell back on th third line of defenses. Two companies of Innlsklllinga. how ever, held onto the ridge known a Kevls Crest and kept back the Bul garians tha whole morning, although they were supported only by a rifle. fir Hardly a man escaped, but their stand Impressed and delayed tha Bui gars, thus alving tha British much needed time to complete defensive dis positions In the third line, where the Hulgars were finally held op for four days. Tha Bulgarians, tbe correspondent adds, bavins; suffered heavily, have sine then attempted no strong offen sive op to Sunday. l recent dispatch from the Balkan theater of the war described severe engagements In the withdrawal of the brIUsh forces in which th Irish dlvlelon showed great bravery. Much of the fighting- was at close quarters, owing to the mlit. but the Munster Fusiliers, the Dublin Fusiliers and the Connaught Rangers, said tha dispatch. repeatedly drove the enemy off with th bayonet, inflicting heavy losses. PATROLMAN IS INJURED Kerby Whitehead, on Motorcycle, Collides With Wagon. Motorcycle Patrolman Kerby 'White head waa seriously Injured and 1 in anconselous condition at tba Good Samaritan Hospital as tha result of s collision with a wood wsgon at Linn ton early last night. Following the accident the Injured man was taken to he hospital by the Ambulance Service Cemien. Investigation mad of the Silk Hose for Christmas Style, quality and low prices are united in this great show ing and sale of Women's Silk Hosiery, and nothing makes a more practical gift than one or more pairs, especially when packed in a fancy holiday box. Here's a wide selec tion from dependable qualities: SILK BOOT HOSE, 50 PAIR A fine Silk Boot Hose, shown in this popular new com bination, in two-tone effects. Also in plain colors and black. All sizes. NEW STRIPE HOSE, 79d PAIR . An underpriced offering of the new vertical stripe Silk Boot Hose. They come with reinforced heel and toe and in a full variety of colors. CINDERELLA SILK HOSE, Sl.OO Absolutely the best Silk Hose made to sell at this price. They are made with high spliced, reinforced heel and toe, and are shown in all colors and black. NOVELTY SILK HOSE, SLID A full-fashioned Pure Silk Stocking, made with double. heel and toe, and shown in the latest stripe f ancies in all colors. THE McCALLUM BLACK SILK HOSE Fine Pure Silk Stockings of unsurpassed quality, shown in all sizes and in three weights. At 1.50, $2.00 and S2.50 pair. injuries by City Physician Zlegler showed that his head was badly bruised and tbat he may have sustained a frac ture of the skuU. - His collar bone was broken and it Is thought probable that he may have sustained Internal in juries. Patrolman Whitehead is saia to nave been rounding one of the dark corners on the Llnnton road when he came upon the wasron and was unable to stop. The driver of the wagon is said to nave been employed In hauling; soma of the city's wood. He Is said to have been displaying no light and Captain Ins- keen, who dispatched Motorcycle Po licemen Crane and Gouldstone to the scene of tha accident, instructed them to arrest tha driver. Patrolman Whitehead has been member of tbe police force for four or Ave years. He replaced Patrolman Long on the Llnnton beat following the riot there several months ago. He is married and lives at lul East Twenty. ninth street North. METEOR KILLS THREE DOGS Tfole SO Feet Wide Made in Ground and Driver Stnnned. DAWSON. T. T-. Dec IS. Three dogs driven by Andrew Johnson, a telegraph lineman, were killed by a giant mete orite which fell on the Yukon telephone Una near Nahlln, south of Atlin. ac cording to word reaching here today. Johnson, who was traveling so feet behind the animals, was stunned for several hours as a result of the impact The meteorite made a hole almost SO feet in diameter. Man Killed by Own Elevator. BKLLTNOHAM. Waah.. Dec. li S. A. D. Glasscock, a prominent wholesale groceryman of thla city, was fatally injured by a descending elevator at his store her this morning. He lived about two hpurs after the accident occurred. SPIDER BITE MAY COST ARM Malhenr Man May Havo to Undergo Operation for Blood poisoning. BAKER. Or, Dec. IS. (Special.) I. L. Boswell, of Malheur, Malheur Coun ty. is In the hospital at Vale suffering from the effects of spider bite, which, It is feared, will become serious. Boswell paid little heed to the bite at first and blood-poisoning set in. He was taken to the hospital in hopes of giving relief, but is growing worse. There is hope that it will not be nec essary to amputate the arm. Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it 25c at all druggists. Man Falls Through Window. After he had fallen through one of the large plate glass windows of the Moyer Clothing Company, at Second and Morrison streets, yesterday. John a. Scoggln. a solicitor, was arrested by Motorcycle Patrolman H. C. Bales. He Is held in Jail on a drunk and hold charge and will be tried in the Munic ipal Court today. Club to Hear Seattle ex-Mayor. Richard A. Balllnger. former Secre tary of the Interior and .ex-Mayor of Seattle, will address the Progressive Business Men's Club at Its regular luncheon at the Multnomah Hotel at noon on Thursday. C. C. Chapman will be chairman of the day. A Pleasure torsive mjjf A Joy io receive ilk fPAtili Mill I FAMOUS CIGARETTES H A Special jml II Holiday Packing of 100 M 7. V :', ' ' -i 'i ' r77 -yf7ii ;.'' ' MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE Our prices have been killed off in their prime! We are sell ing at no profit and must unload by the end of December. Better stock up and save importing at ruinous prices. Spring Valley Wine Co. Second and Yamhill fyjii 1 Crowded with flavor 2 Velvety body NO GRIT 3 Crumble-proof 4 Sterling purity 5 From a daylight factory 6 Untouched by bands tettina Gum They- point eaacaMiMT - bio wrapvcb cinnamon -auicwRAarea 1