Tnn MORXING ORKGOMAX, TUESDAT, DECEMBER 14. 1915.
HEAVY PRICE
BY ALLIES 111
PAID
WEST
Losses in Offensive Prove Ap
pacing. .One Regiment
Being Annihilated.
GAS BOMB IS DISSECTED
Of rvrrr ronartrnllonal roc II rra.s
xat and Irtl. to Ievl
l.'acn lor i:frrr1lt Mean
of iN-t atatea.
"i..tMa4.nf f m. ritt.-aa
.-,.,. iniH lU. y ta Trikut.
;r.s:T iiKtxt-ARTt:Ri or thi:
c.t.r.u.yx a tin t is nu.vcc. ,o. i.
Th l.nj n.lt anj Ir.nr) baa paid
priM rr Ih .l.M gain.. Ihe of
,,n," wnaj t'lern. T.if loa arc ap
palling, anat by a: account the heavi
est Inesea w.r lafUct.d by tn li-r-nasi
ma.-hin g-in. AH alone tn tin
( har from pr!m.ri report of "1 1
left out af 2'i- -w went la : itrori
. ram ol UJ S living" "I and
n eomra tfier. ar in only ones
i-ft of our " o on. It it
torn;...
-r.-)-s ra'tatiort Mrh man
at e.t !')' men l.i all bi.t four of
' off:. -era. end all but li m.n. One
r r.a. rirrnl ann ; C i latcd. the
r or m. n-i r himself eay'ng that 2ia
" f' f tn t.aid. The re.t were
tail- pr. ar.
I l- I, ad I t la) eall h.
n. -lay a t;rmi officer ram l
ri ti. report in M apace t;a
v tV troa. an.1 I'l.l yam deep, whr
a-t.i.-a kad ba tiro a Uck, II
J wf lajr.
Tpa aumher of w o u n -1 la aiaalty
-r:rr !b. On aft.rnonn 1 w a
rirf n i"iriuji a Iriw Iowa where
tie str-a r ter a-ij irregular and
I naa.e.l a prefecture or ora other
srrtmnt b'iiMme which stood. r
!'. S faet below tie lcali;. Tnue)
I able to took lata In court
's M of Ilka ba.Ul n court. 1 should
ttma. mat w 7 ft lorn Ba4 M
fl ai4. What I aaar ttr araa
rt:in. Ta riaro araa aak4 with
r.O'-n prtaonar.. bat aot a oH r
ro nor a nair af any maa h.ad araa
twihl. ontv aa aipanaa of whit baa-
It waa a. If a fc.a.y ino. ba4
o.r. ..ry Ii.a4.
ravaara laa tWaaa atadlod.
rn II Ua ta froat of a rr.arh
aria e--.-uEt4 by a (irmaa Cn.ral aa4
hi t-ff In aa lad it caa bma fat
h H plo4a) thr.a day for. H-
M It lay anothar s bom t trial nad
fii.n antlout airlxtlrc. Bur had
hf bro'icM la from a n.irby fl.14
:r ty hi4 artjtnaliy fatl.a.
Aroop I ii. on.tpto.4 tomr aoUli.r
arit a nrrunurrtka thai
arnfar4 to dfr.ar. Ortr lha
nf ts.y hnl aa ay.r a poy an4
aniff.4 at It ar?reiatiy'y.
T infil. bar.h.ad4 anJ lth
arr. haad thru.t Into hta roal
Pkat crn doa tb r of tn
mn4 att onto tl lit. I. bad
f-ronuli a B1 )! for a .
hi. U b.lng l. hI bot4 I K ;n(.
ffri ba'k at a rrur-ial aaiai. Now ii
'rl a aar an4 b. In a mt I
to lak an lntr.t la tba Hchfr aM
of Itf atxa a th roaitm of sat
a-mha
Tr.Mr MM i id. arrtpnlon.lv
ranfrrln lha fVrmaa a"rf.r to hi
Thr4 flnaii.b. "rty fwa mm oraa
h-r a4 mtmtr what I Inold. For orr
d.r. w a k b..r loo bur.
laaad ttoaaotatbaa t aalidV
Tha r.mara araa r ftarart.rl.tic of a
r.rm aotk-lttvl lo anali ta a hat
hart htm. Mawina; fnini oat ) arhat
It w . aa4 why an4 boar It hart. .
mutt.ra -T1 ct-hin.rl.a and ae
irinil maatna: aomaCMn; that arill
n iaa th onctaal moan of tata
t n a a'irr toy.
At tha lavltattea of tha offlr-ar aitaN
tor. 4 ta tho villa I r.nci.ntloury
i'll'4 tha fraction! of th tr. bomO
I'.t h amplfdal thrva day bafora.
lta tea ru!t that t aT no daalr
to .moll oaa that la aay fr.h.r. lanl.
f-T.tly v may brtak. you may Bhaitar
I ca bomb If yor will, but tha arnt
t( what It on-a b.Ud will c'.tns to It
t.:i
It la fl tl tha odor aa o mrh
a.iT.aaC;nc aa etrrpoatrlnt. In othar
wnrrl. it w aot much a foul arrtoil
a. aa ffo-ti .moll. II ont a hadtr
rf AkMt ovr tha whol bo1v and
ff t.l natt-)a waa ar-rompartiad by la
l.n.a frlralmc) A ora foaltna ra
m.tin.d la tha aoao and throat for an
hn'ir. aaS a bind of utr-.conrtoa.n.a
nf ih odor ta.tAi pnarf toncrr thaa
th t.
tar I aa atrotl.at dxriptloa of thla
maa.
Tti' woraj if -s-Bitl" taraa aut to
ba 1..M holom.w , tna fir.t dofmila
trara of tha maa boli4 raporaib
f r iha trunk mur-i.r that naa bawa
f.-"olad by tha piira.
Tha t"orttaa4 aoliro ara aaabla ta
fjrrv.a any parti. ular r.IatlT ta
mara and arar born by ti.or. Bar
Iboiomaa. Ilowrvar. If ty ran a
'ra a pKttira thay ar of opinion
that th.y may bay it rradtly id'niifi-.
by .Mr.. Aaaa tvOry. tha rropria
Ira.a of Ih roomlna.hou.a at ftarM
'r.ot. wboya tna muMr waa com
niirrl Albany pa" pi alo could prob-
abTv r.adily Klool fr IL
t'i'Tjjr lb aran4 Jury rtord aa
Indirtmaat acaln.t iLartbo om.w. chare-In-
bi-n w;ta tha mur4r ef J via Lannd
aa Nvmbr y
la th InuKt-rar.l flartbo'omw'
na i a I aiv.a at- aa Kd llopkinav
Mo 1. th vaa man mho. It la b:iovd.
caa o.v th oiyt.rjr of ma truck
crurJor
la .pit ef th aumoar of ltlr pur-
G. NEUHAUSEN IS
BACK FROM EAST
Oregon Progressive Chairman
Says Party's Vote Depends
Upon Republicans.
RIGHT MAN GETS SUPPORT
' V
( :V -
H.rt.lo. lla K4. Ilaa-
klaa. I ad loir d for l-wrtlaad Trwak
W ararr aad Hollo-, ad lo Ma aa'po-rt
I aaoy trrvwt al b-aa.
rorttn to ba from rolallvra of tha
man w boar Kody waa found In th trunk.
n. wo had haan murdrrrd at 4 'J I
M.rk lroi. hi idontily irmalnl
rnr.t-rr. t hi f)f prior to lha lima
b app.ar4 In Albany tirdr tha na na
of John 1.1 nr. J. h po lrd-kno nolh
In
'Rolativra bit. bn board from al
moat d.r'y inr tha raaa rccoit.d wida
putI!rity. but oac-h r.'atm haa boon cara
fully lniatd hy Captain of !-
o--tio. Uary and Cblof of I'ollr Clark
and lab.lod up to rtata. ""Inronrlualva.
R0SAR1AN BAND SCORES
riT ro-ri:nT tivr.-i
I ROM or.o II I.L.
i
I MMa by Mr. Jaa B. rtllaar
la Alaa Itaaolaa I'ralir (
Coad rroaraaaaaa.
Tba flrat public appoaranc of lha
Royal Ko.arl.a band waa mad laat
alsht al aa Informal rirtlnronl. to
abira w.rrM bidden mambora of tba
I'tantxr of loma-M and tbrlr frionda.
Tb bait on th aisblb floor, waa flllad
to raparity. An trllat prosramm
waa (it. a and tb playara war sn
rvu wita tarorii.
Tba band. numo-ortnaT 34 mu.lrlana. Is
mad up vniiroiy of buinoa man In
Portland, who balonar . to ltoarlan.
Tha orsantaatloa la lltlta mora I ban 11
month, old.
Jo. I IK :il.nrr la lb dlrrrtor. Ill
work I maalorly. '
Iurlnat tha paal aavrral month lha
bant b. baan practlrlnat faithfully and
lai marbla proaramm waa tba flrat
ronr.rl appaaranro.
laa of lb aplaad'd fo.turoa of tha
antortalnmoat waa lha pro.aotalioo of
Mr. Jo U. Kttincar Mir. A. Cltln
vorl. a aoloi.t. llr toM la a boau
nful ftbt tprano of lyrir quality,
of wt. cUar and aba ainaa
aaily and bapptly. Ilor arlrrltona,
wttb band ar-ompanlmrnt. wr tun
drr.on a n of lb Mial'" and "i-prlnat a
Awabrnlna rr.pondinc to an rncor
with l-oni a "lirownt."
tndiildual voloi.ta at time In th
do.olopm.nl of tb Ibcm.a. atlastad
icrllont Iralnms.
CHAMPION TYPIST IS HERE
Mi
l. fU (ntra
RrmarKable
Ix-rnoa.tralra
Skill.
Vl.a Harcarat B. Owan. tha world
r'umplna lypiat, t In lortland aad
wi.l fit a fw domoaatratlona bora.
Y.trdy Mia Owa ia an aihl
birton to Th Orrsonlaa taff In th
o.iifonal room. In aavaral tot Una
wn aavar wrot lo.a tbaa HI word
a miaaea.
opy.ai from aa Orotra rooatry pa
p.r th typiat .truck li' worda a mln
ut without rrr.. From dictation ha
wrota tit word, ta art iual jar. af
lima. Alt tha whila ha waa workina!
W Ow.a talk.d and anw.r-4 aaaa
t.'.n. Vi.a rwa la aci-ompanl.d bv Tmll
Tr-fuar. forowr world' champion.
aril for thra yara rbamploa lypl.t of
In.'aal.
SLAYER SUSPECT IS HELD
-i-d rt
nrt raa
I. r;orara turtholam.. Indict. 4 br
for th fm-u.. trunk m-jrd-r. liar
f.).tornw wa. a rook and bad work.d
in fori and. i-oatclo. .i.r frasA laco and
thr t'o-a-t rttt.a
...rrta aff'cial ho! It b'alhly Im
proiarla that j-mir) could bav bo. n
m T' t"i::- oa Nov.mbar 1. a tha
maa aara ba wa. airmail bvartnaT of
trio trunk mv.tvry. Tha d.tartiv.a aay
tha cnurJ.r of John Li nad vti tba
iio,-t af atr.at div-aiwa ail or
lr.ar.
loa.t aichl ttocu.a Capiala fUly
r-tv.4 word in a lalacram from
a'h.-.nna that a maa an.warina Kar
thoiorraw'a d.acripeiua ba4 ba ar-
to.ro.t an a.picon.
ActinaT .aptaia v' rta-rtl Jo ty
Imniait.ivtr tol.arafh.4 for Ih y
omiaar atthoritlaa to bold lha man. and
a.a.d tharrt 14 Mud a piotur o mat
tha I'fontifioatioa coiild b mada po.i
ti.a b.for aay dftnt airtloa akauld
taaan.
Th. -!a;rra from C. IM. Ilmbar-.
-Sf ef l o i.a at Ch-yoono. r.ad. a
fol'ow.:
la ar.l.d maa arlviaaT a am af
hil.iam nrntth. aawarinar do-crlpt'on
and photaajrapb of t ioor aa ftarthalo
mw. a Ua C4 llapblaa. wnta4 t".r
rr avardar. Caa atva batt.r daarrtp
lioa witb avarha aad arara. lour circa-
BREWERS WILL FIGHT LAW
Washington Intrrrata I'rrpa re for
I'r-irral ( oa rt Art Ion.
NORTH TAKIMA. Wa.h, TV-. 1.
II. J. tnivalr today announced that h
bad boa rtalnd. with other attorneys.
to conduct a flcht on behalf of th
Wa.hinarton brawera acalnst th staia
proMbitlon law. la tha Federal courts.
Injunction suit will be filed In tn
thr Federal court a of thla atal al
multaneou.ly shortly aftrr January I,
and aa f frt mada to bava enforcement
of tb law restrained until a final do
cialnn caa b bad from th I nltrd
taia H'4prm Court, shoukl th In.
trtct court hold acalnst tb brewers'
contention.
Tha croun-d lt ba Ibat provisions
of Ih law wblttt parmlt brawera In
o'.-ier state to sell liquor her while
donflnc that runt to Wa.hlnaton
brwr. and denial of tha rich! of
WuMiKlaa brawera to manufacture
beer for sal lo wl Stat ara uaroo
atltutlonaL Ot.TiriA. Wash. P U Ifpeclal.)
Allornay O. W. II. Pavta. of Taroma,
eeeretary of tha Vahlnton prwr'
Aa.octalion. arrived bare today to ron
salt witn ulympla brewery officlala In
r.aiard to a further te.t suit attacklnaT
l U'a.Mnctna prohibition law.
said arrancament for th suit bad bao
plaaj la t' bands of Attorney James
It. Ilow. of ".attle. who al lha laal
mlnuto waa allowed to appear la th
Gottstala salt.
YUAN SHIKAI DOLEFUL
frv-aldrnl of Oilna Want No Con
(raialaltona on llrramlna; Jlmpcriir.
rtTKIV. te-. II Th Chine Cabl
r( o-i.y ronaratu!aej ITe!dnl
Yuaa hhl Kal on bla forthcoming iac
ce.ion to the throne.
Tha President said condolences would
be irara in ord.r. aa ba bad aomd
to arravost ro.pon.ttliitio for bimself
and bie f.rmli. II dtecovjrec.d any
da ef c.r.hratln Ih r-atabllaJi-menl
of th monarchy.
The
lriL
r - fa-tno Nailaay ba. or.
;iwi. - ..cioviaUr l baadilnc
V"a. I .oe -.
Sr par a to Contrnliona Will He? JlrlJ
and OeooalDr of Candidate Ac
rvptable to Boll Momo Would
Mean Amalsamallnn.
Tbnmaa R Naubaaaen. state chair
man of the Progressiva party In tr
con, la bark bom acaln from Ih Eat
weicMnar 1 pounds lea t'.an when h
left Port snd. Orlober :. and brim
ful of all the latest oolltlcal n-wi.
1 lie Tot back yesterday roomlnc. Tha
I walcht shortac la not material, for
i Mr. Neuhausen says be never fe.t bet
ter In his life, thouch he wis busy just
ahnut very minute.
H was in Washington most of the
tlm on business In connection with
land case be for a tba Interior I'eart
ment. but he found time la.t Tuesday
to run over to New y-rk City by sr
polntment for an hour's chat with
ii'or Y. I'arkln. chairman of Ihe
evecutlve committee of tna Progressive
Nat Ion r commit tee.
Mr. Ifeuhaueen brotisht hack Ihe
word d for I from Mr. lrklna that the
Procresslvea will boil a separate Na
tional convention. Whether Ihla con
vention will be hold b-"for or after ti e
Republican Natlnuil convention hasn't
been settled .yet. hut Mr. Krubiuarn
said that In ail probaMlily It alii oc
held afterward.
Plaa la traecle.
Puch action. f.r una thine;, he p-rnt-d
out. would trl. tha 1'roxressiv-s tha
straiecle advaniaa l know Ire whom
th Republicans had nominated and
basins; their action acordtnely.
A to Ihe prospects of amalgamation
of I'rnc ro.au ea and Republicans behind
one candidate for the l"resldenry Ira
opposition to Wood row Wilson, th
forecone nominee of th Democrats. Mr.
Neuhausen had thla to say:
Most people have a confused Idea of
how an amalgamation would b brought
about. They aeem to think that the
Republicans would hold a formal con
ference in on barn, and that th Pro
cre.slToa would hold a formal confer
ence in another barn, and that both
conference would formally and sol
emnly discus and vol on Ihe question
or amalgamation.
Aa a. matter of fact, political parties
son t seine their differences that way
Amalgamation la generally arrom
pllshed when on party or faction put
up a man on wnnni both ran agree.
"Th Republicans In the coming ram'
palm must choose on of two course
They ran nominal a progressiva Re'
publican on a platform that will sat'
lfy tha Progressive, or they ran nonv
mate a mara of th Taft. Penrose Root
or fenafor Week type.
Mr. Wlleew Maa 14 Hear a I.
In lha latter event. Ihe Progressives
would b certain to make a separate
nomination of their own. which wuld
moan the re-election of Mr. Wilson.
!e Procresslvea figure that Ihe
Republican, don't want the election of
Wilson and roceeouently will yield to
Ihe progressives desire for a Progres-
Ive Republican candidate: lhat Is. a
liberal minded Republican, who will
run on a progressiva plalform. one
tending toward direct vote of Ih
peopl a against the convention system.
"lf Ihe Republlcana are so anxious
to win that they would concede to the
rogressivea Ihe kind of a man they
would vote for. and discourage the
Taft. Roof, penros and Henator Weeks
type. wMrh Ihe Progressives will not
pt under any circumstances, they
would gain the Progressive vote. The
lrogrrsivra would be satisfied with
Republican like C-immlPs. HrUlow
and Hughe If the platform were like
wise satisfactory.
Mr. Ilughra Is In Ihe very fortunate
po-itlon of not having taken part In
political activities f,r tba past few
year, and consequently having no rrc
oed to have in explain relating to the
icepupzican-i-rogresslv break. On the
other hand, hla previous record showed
him lo b a man of progressive prln-
Iplea.
It I not at all Impossible lhat Mr.
Roosevelt may )et be Ihe nomine of
tba Kepubllcan convention. There are
Republicans who dlalike Mr. Roosevelt,
but not so Intensely that they wouldn't
rather have him than four more years
of Wllaon."
Mr. Neuhaueen Sara lhat the war has
really brought prosperity to Ihe Kast.
"It la really a wonderful prosperity."
be said. "You can hardly get a holel
room now In all tha thousands of
hotels In New Tork. Most of tha Euro
pean natlona have hundred, .nit owon
thousands of repreaentatlvea there, se-
ret service men. agents, buyers and
what not.
"The prosperity la not confined to
N" York, but Is general through the
East and Middle West, and seems to be
heading thla way."
L
g (OiSiPits ( H
Drug Store'l
si m
Gifts for Father fig
rV-rt
A"1
Gifts for Mother
JO
v1
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Photo Albums... 25s? to $2.25
Kodaks.. ...$6.00 to $75.00
Alcohol 8tovea...25 to $2.50
Framed Pic t urea $1 and $1.25
Thermos
Bottles. . ..$1.25 to $2.75
Ivory Mirrors... 7 5? to $5.00
Dinner Gontrs.. .BOr to $1.00
Cards for
Correspondence 25 and JJOt
Favorite Toilet Soap.
Favorite Face Powder.
Favorite Cold Cream.
Krwpies. 25 to $1.50
Writing Paper.. 23a? to $1.50
13- to SO
50a? to $1.50
5a?
.$2 to $21.25
Playlns; Cards
Scissors
Smelling- t-alta
Ivory Seta....
Italian Marble
Rusts
Etched Glaaa Vases 50
Platinoid Frames. . : 10 to $1.00
Ivory Frames. 50a to $4.50
Ivory Jewel Boxes ...$1.00 to $5.00
Metal Clocks $1.00 and $1.25
Ivory Clocks. $1.00 to $5.50
Paper In Boxes 25c? to $1.50
Card Sets. ..50
Etched Glass Water Pitcher with six
Glassea to match $1.69
Glasa Bud Vases 50
Travellna; Sets $5.00
Playlns; Card Sets 50
Manicure Sets in ivory leather $1 to $12
Christmas Cards 1 each
Little Library Books.. 29? each
Work Baskets $1.25 & $1.50
Cut-Glass Bowl $3.00
Casseroles $1.25
Mahogany
Bud Vases...., ..20 to 39a
Bungalow Clocks $1.98
Jewel Pockets... 25 to $1.50
Ivory Bud Vases $1.25
Ivory Candlesticks,
complete. 50
Renu Memo Books 25? to 39a?
Glass Puff Boxes 25a?
Glass Hair Receivers 25a?
Etched Glass
Baskets SO ? and $1.00
Ebony Mirrors. ..25? to $4.00
Ebony Hair
Brushes.... 50a? to $4.50
.29? to $1.50
For Grown Daughter
French Ivory Terfume
liottles. 25a? to $-1.50
Kodaks $6 to $75
Writing Paper.. 25C to $1.50
Kewpies 25a? to $1.50
Favorite Towdcr.
For SmaJJ Daughter
m
Ml
Si
!r-MI
; j Kewpies
Teddy Bears. . ....
M -
NreTl I
t
M
M
French Ivory Talcum
Powder Holder. ..63?
French Ivory Dresser
Sets $2 to $20
Favorite
Toilet Water.
Red Feather Christmas
Package 75?
(Toilet Water and
Talcum.)
Red Feather Christmas
Package $1.00
(Toilet Water and Extract.)
French Ivory Puff
Boxes. 75a? to $3.25
Ivory Soap Boxes.. 25a? to 65a?
Mahogany Bud Vases 29a?
Hair Brushes. 25? to $-1.50
Playing- Card Sets 50?
Poker Chips 45?
Poker Seta 89a? and $1.69
Manicure Sets $1.00 to $12. OO
Photo Albums lOa? to $2.50
Kodaks $6.00 to $75. OO
Alcohol Stoves 25? to $2.50
Framed Pictures 98?
Card Cases 50? to $2.50
Smoker Sets 50? to $1.25
Watches $1.00
Alarm Clocks k .OO and $2.00
Pocket Knives 25? to $1.50
Blade Razors Sl.OO to $4.00
Military Seta $2.50 to $6.00
Ebony Mirrors. .23a? to-$4.00
Den Gongs 50t? to $1.00
Ebony Hair
Brushes SO? to $4.50
Solid French Ivory
Lather Brushes $1 and $1.75
Ebony Haf
.50? to $1.00
..50? to $3.50
..50c to $3.00
. .50a? to $5.00
Shaving Strops. .25a? to $3.00
Brushes.
Razor Blade
Stroppers. . .
Leather Bill
Folds
Letter Books.
50? to $5.00
...25a? to 75?
$5.00
50? to $5.00
For Grown Son
$1.00 to $9.57
Bill Books...
Shaving Mugs.
Traveling Sets.,
Shaving Sets. . .
Safety Razors....
Ivory Jewel Boxes (pincushion
tops) 50t? to $2.00
Rexall Shaving Cream.
Blade Razors
Card Cases
Cloth Brushes
Collar Pouches 50a? to $2.50
Cards for Corre
spondence. .... ..25a? to 50a?
Metal Desk Clocks 81 & $1.25
lied Feather After
Shaving Sets 75a?
f Includes Toilet Water and Talcum!
Military Brushes $1.50 to $6
(Foxwood, ebony and ivory.)
Leather Bill Books 50? to $5
Platinoid Picture
Frames lOa? to $1.00
Favorite Shaving Powder.
Cigar Cases.
50? to $2.50
Cigarette Cases.. 25a? and 50
Memo Books 25a? and 39c?
Thermos
Bottles $1.25 to $2.75
Thermos Lunch
Kits $2.25 and $3.75
Drinking Cups... 25a? to $2.50
Shaving Brushes 25? to $5.50
Fountain Pens Sl.OO to $6.00
Mirrors, shaving 75? to $5.00
Mirrors, magnifying $1 to $3
Purses, coin 25? to $2.00
Collar Pouches. .50? to $2.50
Safety Razors $1.00 to $9.57
Razor Blades 25a? to $1.00
Christmas Cards la? each
Ash Trays 25? and 50C
Stand Ash Trav-3 25a? to $1.25
Dump Ash Trays 25t? and 50?
FX
$1.00 to $4.00
...50a? to $2.50
...50a? to S3.50
Rexall Shaving Stick 20a
Kodaks $6.00 to $75.00
Kodak Albums.. lOa? to $4.50
Ivory Whisk Brooms 50? to $2
Pocket Knives. -.-25 to $1.50
Letter Books 50? to $5.00
Bill Folds 50a? to $1.50
Razor Strops 25r to 83. OO
Witch Hazel 25c4 to 40c
( For use after shaving. )
Williams' Gift Sets (containing
talcum powder, tooth powder,
toilet water and tooth brush
holder) 50c
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25a? to $1.50
25a? to $2.75
Coin Purses
25a? to $2.00
Ivory Combs
25a? to $1.25
No. 0 Brownie
Camera. ....$1.25
Writing
Paper 25a? to $1.50
No. 1 Brownie
Camera $1.00
Rexall Fountain
Pen..$l to $3.50
Sewing liasketa
$1.25 to $1.50
For Baby
Floating Birds and
Fish 15a? and 25a?
Rubber Balls lOa?
Hot-Water Bottles 79a? to $2.25
Teething Rings 10a?
Rattles. lOa? to 50a?
Wash Cloths. , 5a? to 25a?
Stork Pants 25a? and oOO
Absorbent Cotton, pound 25a?
Teddy Bears. 25t? to $2.75
Infant Hair Brush 25c to $1.00
Wool Powder Tads lOa? to 35a?
Down Powder Puffs lOa? to 35a?
Job's Tears lOa?
Celluloid Infant Sets 75a? to $1.50
Infant Combs, assorted colors..
...15?
For Small Son
Tinker - Toys
Bungalow Building Blocks....
Brownie Cameras..
Watches. .
Drinking Cups
Alarm Clocks
Writing Tablets. . .
Rubber Bath Spray
Hair Brushes. . .50? to $4.50
Pocket Knives 25c? to $1.50
Fountain Pens $1 lo $6
Blunt Pointed
Scissors 50a? to $1.50
Teddy Bears 25a? to $2.75
Hand Brushes". lOc? to 75c?
Pocket Combs lOc? to 35a?
...50c?
..50c?
$1 to $12
.' Sl.OO
25a? and up
Sl.OO nnd $2.00
lOc? up
$1 to $1.75
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Ask far a Copy f
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Tb Owl Irag
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Broadway and Washington St.
O d( -of -Town
Caatomfn Can Do
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Mall at
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Store.
TRUSTED EMPLOYE HELDl-
Ing leather from the
a year and a half.
sTUTKMiTIC JITKALIC. KITK.DIC
MONTHS CHARGED.
FOG PERMITS BOLD HOLDUP
IMxhwaymen Work Within
Distance? of Pol lor men.
Slaort
Wlih Pollc Sergeant Patten and Of
ficer J. J. Murpry but two blocks away,
Frank Qulrolo. 1 101 "Cleveland avenue,
waa held up lale last night at th
polr.t ol a revolver by two men, at
llalchl street and Kllllnasworth. av
enue, and relieved of 7 rents In
money, a bunch of key and a pocket
knife. Moforryrl Patrolmen Gould
ton andaCran were dispatched to
the scene to Investigate tha holdup.
Offl.er reported It to b ao foe try
that th holdup men had no trouble in
making their getaway.
CAUSE OF DEATH FOUND
David V. Haw Un Victim or Cere
bral Hemorrhage1.
Cerebral hemorrhage was th caus
of th death of David V. Ilawklna, SSI
Castle avenu. who was found dead In
bed Hunday morning. This was dis
closed by an examination of th brain
of th young man mad at th morgue
lat bight.
Mr Ilawklna appeared In excellent
health on th day preceding hla death.
He sr-ant Saturday night at th bom
of John Fleming. Ill Mallory street,
and when hi host entered Ih room to
rail him Sunday morning he was found
dead.
foeorste nark Arreated Fallowing
Heavy Loause by Tbeodere Iters aaaa a
Shoe MaaafacCarlag Ceaapaay.
Ijirnry F.talr In Court.
V A XTOI V E R. Waah. Dee. IJ. (Spe
cial I Edward Larnry today filed ap
plication In th Huperlor Court to b
appointed administrator of tha estate
ef bla late wife. Mrs. Catherine Larney.
There la community properly valued at
l)iv In this city.
Charged with systematic thievery of
sole leather, extending over a period
of at least a year and a half, from the
Theodore Bergmann Shoe Manufactur
ing Company. George Burke, a cutter
for th firm, waa arrested laat night by
City Detectives LaSalle and Leonard.
Hooks of tha company showed a loss
or annroxlmately 13000 in the sole
leather department the last yearalone,
and ther Is said to hav been a cor
responding loss preceding that.
Ilurk had been employed by the
company for nearly seven years, and
Mr. Herrmann expressed great, sur
prise last night when It was learned
lhat he' w as arrested for tha crime.
Burke la a married man and has a
wtf and five children and lives at 881
Grand avenue. He Is said to hav rent
ed a room at SJI Savior street for the
past year and a half which he used
for storing his leather.
JuU Peron. Ii' First street, told
detectives last night that h had been
F. A. ANSTEY LOSES APPEAL
Fine of $3 for Spc-edlng lofted to
1 1 5 by Judge Morrow.
i
Because F. A. Anstey couldn't re
member whether or not Patrolman
Frank Ervln wore a full uniform when
he arrested him for speeding on Haw
throne avenue a month ago. he lost his
case on appeal and was fined $15 by
Circuit Judge Morrow yesterday. Mu
nicipal Judge Stevenson bad fined
him 15.
Patrolman Ervin declared he arrested
Anstey at East Seventeenth street.
Anstey said the arrest was made at
East Twenty-eighth street, Judire Mor
row tested the memories of the two
men. Anstey didn't know whether Er
vin wore a full uniform or not, so
Judge Morrow- found him guilty.
Coroner's Jury Fixes Blame.
The inquest held last nUht over the
body of It. Koblnato. the Japanese who
was killed at a Japanese entertainment
at Arlon Hall, Second and Oak streets.
Monday night of last week, placed the
blame for the shooting on Alnosuke
Nakano. who Is held at police head
quarters. Nakano will have a prelimi
nary hearing In Municipal Court today.
Hood IUver Residences Sold.
HOOD RIVER. Or., Dec. 13. (Spe
clal.l Two residences bav changed
arrested man hands here the past week. Fred Y.
Earwood sola his two-story irame
home on Cascade avenue to Ashley
Wilson, superintendent of the Mount
Hood Railway Company, the consid
eration being 12750. The parties to
the other real estate deal were Frank
Howard and Steven F. Eby, the former.
who is local manager of the Pacific
States Telephone Company, selling his
residence on Eugene street to Mr. Eby,
a carrier on one of the free delivery
mail routes.
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