TIIE SfORXTNG OREGOXIAN, FT? ID AT, DECE3IBEB 17, 1915.
GREECE BELIEVED
SAFE FOR PRESENT
Bulgarian Proposal to Estab
tm lih Neutral Zone Is Con-
. sidcrcd by Premier.
ALLIES WILL HANG ON
Faloaiki to Ive Occupied Cati!
I 'sac I IXrUral. SJ Officer.
Handrrd e( Urfn-n Art?
la Xrri-B. Misery.
tVNr"y. rr. 11 U I JUr4 la
Crtk official circle bar l&t tor th
time ea.o- o a Grva lacarloa
nt O'nI territory from rsi l eon-
ii.r.J protebi. and It la ba4!a le
b r.rta.n IUI ic a measar would
at b ika salt; it we dta4 to
A Renter dr.oatrtk from AIR. T
thtl I iraitr .-aoMloiirf.a sad ieastsr
oa.'afor wlt! tb U'wli Wr !
lt. aad IB atf ( aeaaral a tat f
"lar ma ..nation la la-loaia.
t-ie principal ia;- d l s-lns:
t"a liaicar aa prapaaal ! eataa
ti.nrtt.at f a aeurai s.l.adiB;
from X jnaatir la Uiavli. an4
' boa al Kalt by taa llul-rteaa.
slaeea la.it BlrT"t. J
fro -9 II rp-rt'l let rac-ratta
from avti-4 tfutrlct l SWr!a
Wen lnf. ta th Bilfra
irar. Tha. wti soldier caaa
from snaaj Bitnrt itn?tl an4 mee
J Tr f ajre. It dcar4 la aaa
trvn ara et?vti la produce a
(area af H'MO.
SortA. vi.ti.!.. r. I A
tral m it.dts; Iwa hilora.tar aa
act alila f l!ta frontier a a
araa4 aa sw .a Graav Bad Bit
fftr'.tt, at:cr4;a la aa a'lctai aa
a ia.'mat mad bar today. Tea
"T i ' - a I annetsa--SBet save:
(arlaa artrl-a. r tb captor ef
Voaaxttr end l;Bm. Itin P
proachad l Uraaa frontier, th Ful-
arlaa (oi-rinKl. ta avoid
arr poaalblllty cf acridaai two
a4 V rvi peats t Oraaft frontier
(uria. repoed l lb Gritk lottfa
en. at Ital a aauiral so ka form.! by
taa ret.-.al ef troop aa e side two
kt 'X-Mtora tram th Iroat.er. Uraac
i4 accoytlo-.
StLCNtKL Craae. Teeedav. Pat 1.
-'Toa mar Uka tfiis a f.oal. To
a!:ia will aot aait fUmikl anttl ITaro.
p aa-a U.bnitbl iMal. tafci aa
r:cr of tha a::t- la taa Aociat4
rr orrp.jaJot today.
faaala-aaaa Laala paal.
Oa'a-olaa ara eroad-4 wtlk
fnrinr. prllco'.rI Urman aa4
Autrtn. Tk InhaMtanta of ala-
!l ara Ua-ln tha citr la far af
! Ta KritUCa Comal I alliB
ll.La Britiia aakjarla. apaclai:r
wma. ta taka th.if dasartara.
llonarvJ ct farkUa ftuf as4
Or'a. Il'.n4" b w a luoikl as4
tka froatiar. mm ta eoatrarr. ara ar
rl-la koorlr. Tb froataal mljari
tat ameac Sm. A rafuct cams la
low wall (M.aba'l at Vo'.o wh.ra taa
a:a-l aaaal baaa will ba lorata4.
loa ef aTrala on domaatle markata with
a 4araalofi raauUlaa.
TSa mtTto u flrat placad la
affarl oo lha LacMaviaaa itallraaa
aaral aca. Kmbarcor tor I
tw diti' wtn boa baa put Into at
(act at alftaraot tusaa. but tba araaant
arrtkarco at (; to avrrr Waalara rail
real and ita Wcat-rn coaoacttog Hara'
CltAlX 1ILUXG HSTS POIITS
Rate C Soacht That t'.sporta Mar
Co by New Orlcana.
Wheat, la IraiotoaJ lola. or ta -lee
out of i'ortlaad aa4 Taroma to tka
AlUalle aaabeard for eaport.
Tka orlnrlsal rorta of tka Eaat are
reacaatait wllk Ira.Tie aa4 lia piaceo
aa mb.rco asaUat tla falpmraU
from tka v(.
Tka raltroeda of Ika Nor".awal ara
a.o(iailn( with lark atker by tela
craaB aej pel, wllkla a t'-r dara.
to aalabiiab a e-cBt tat to Naw Or
laaaa la aa Srt to MM tk Id;
wkaal of Ik la territory tkroujh lkl
port.
Tba recent daaelormenla Bra do
rflrartly . lo tka Inability to Mala
rfcartar for ala marlm berwaao
Nortbaaaiara aorta and Europe.
Tb war baa for4 tka price of char
tr tp ao htsb tkat local portara
caBBOt touch Ikam as4 baa ma4 II
naat lo ImBoaaikl ta get charter vB
at Dim Pf urL
Aati' ipatinr thte aituatlaa Ihe Tall-
UNION WAR. IS ON
c
Market Men's Association De
clares Open Shop.
WALKOUT CAUSES ACTION
Sfcatraltrra Demand WorVIn; Pay
H Cat IVora 10 1-1 to ! Hoars,
Bad Klnco DUpoaltloa to
fight Oat Isaac.
As opea (hop u declared for by
tha rortlasd Market Men Aaoclatlrn
laat BlTht at a ap-ll meeting at t-.e
Cbambar of Corn ma rr.
That -Mini they ara going to light
It out with tb union meat cutter, wbo
walk'd out Monday morning re-auee
emracementa to tb and of hostilities,
.leapt for war contract. All debtors.
It waa said, will be permitted to psy
la installments of Jl per cant. - . ,
DEFENSE PLANS OPPOSED
Church Peace Tnlon Protests
Aaaliut Prepared nee.
NEW YORK. Dec Tb trustees
of tha Church Peac Union, repreaent
Ing : different church organisations.
paused resolutions at a meeting here
today protesting against any lncreaa
In the Army or Navy.
Tb resolutions declare that military
preparedness has proved Inadequate as
a safeguard asalnst war aad ask all
paators and minister to help to foster
a deeper spirit or racial sympathy ana
International good will. The meeting
was held at the home of Bishop Greer,
of tb i'roteathnt Episcopal Church.
28 MILES OF MAINS LAID
Water Itareaa Ttrports $3 75,241
Kxpcndcd In Fiscal Tear.
rortland Increased Its water system
during the fiscal year of ltlt. ended
lirnmbrr I. ty 1.07I miles or new
BIGGEST lt-INClf GUN IX THE W0RLH, TO BE USED AT PANAMA CANAL. IS READY FOR TESTS.
TV-
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in- Hi
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Double Stamps Today and Tomorrow
With An Additional 20 on the Coupon
BCY A MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATE AND LET YOUR
FRJKNDS SELECT THEIR OWN GIFTS.
ALL MARK CROSS" SEWING BASKETS AT HALF PRICE.
' YOTJ MTST SEE THEM TO APPRECIATES WHAT THIS MEANS
ALL, OTHER "MARK. CROSS" LEATHER GOODS AT GREAT
REDUCTION.
USE THIS COUPON
and pet 20 extra
S. & H. T r a d lng
Stamps on your
Rt&niDS
anco of purchase. Good on
first three floors today and
Saturday, Dec. 17 and 18.
iv l frst fl casn pur
EaUj chase and double
t-v' Rt&niDS on the bal-
Panoara
rboto Copyright by Underwood. -
CRKIT CIN AT lAJfOT HOOK.
Tbia I eat of tb big moastere apoa which America will bare to rely for protection against any foreign pew
tkat may sr-t Ika not.on to sals tka Panama Canal. This U-lncb disappearing gun Is th biggest gun of Its
POSTMASTERS ARE NAMED
Nomination for Wsahlagtoa
id ho Town Annonncrtl.
and
CnEGONTANSEW BUREAU. Wastw
tnctua. Pac It. Tb rresld.at today
aomiaated tk following poatmasters:
T'aaklastea GroT.r C. KoolckaBa.
W::1ut. J. 1L GilU VTasktaaa: G. A.
R. foeeil. Buck'.ay. K. J. Tramlll.
tMhas'lala; S. A. "tanft.ld. Ikiaa.a: Aa
tolaa lickar. KiUaiU. J. C. Crane. Kb
JoHo: V ilma Itowa. Tanlao: llry L.
Tikoala. Part Tawasa4; T. 1L klcd.arr.
Catraila. Chart. '. IinaU Col (ax:
l-orc rirasavlala. F.dro Wavlley; C M.
Vaur.l. T. aoa.
Maho Jotmtlaa Erwla, fjl!n;
."t;iia Jf. Saar. Aibloa: J. C. rord.
i'Mll: amt. It!t. Cmmitt; R. L
feaaaX Lewlatea. Ix o. Castatar. Par
as. ! C. l Mre. Sand I'olot: Je-a-pa
Baaley. Hardaer; U. P. ktxeck sr.
kii'-e.
II ato Bern Is a Cod Edward R. Worth
rs Oartaa A. Vacts aad Edward Hal
Ut. t H'aakisctoa. to (4) f;rt Ilea
t.aaats la Ik medical reaere eorp.
FOOD COST TO BE CURSED
Orruaa Iladrt Coounilre Takes Ao
. I loa for Regalalloav.
TT.tSJS. t"m. It, l I-ondoa. TSe
bodft committs ef tka Keickatag has
alvptad vari4-a rtutloaa looking lo
IM raculatioa aa4 ck.ecanlac of o4
iP.:- T!a.a re.aluttoB laclad B
r4u-"tlna (a tk autlm'ia prtra f
axltr aad ky-s roJo--ta. th fiatng ef
naiiania pru.a torrk a and v.satakl
f a. I h!si. a. wail aa foodatus for
ltT.eqck. aad proaMlag for special al-lawaix-a
of graia to krvlr of anl
atala aad poultry.
Tka ceaamit. Uo d!rtj.a.d a pro
peaai la r..ljc tha war aalarl. of lb
ktc&r afftc.ra la rd.r to ur funds
for la-raaia taa pfivai pay. Tka
iutii.ta Baally o(trr4 a raolutoa
aanaadlsg a thorouca raiUloa of all
SBilliary salarlaa.
GRAIN ELEVATORS CHOKE
"n(n -! Trtm flf! ff
a. Ik a I a . aa
rlaaa la tk. world and le rapakl of tfcrowln a projectll Jl miles. Tb sua prop.r w.lgbs S00 tons and was mad
soma months a.o at Vat.rvliet. S. Y, trvm wher tt was shipped to water town. Masa. to have tba carriage
filtad. lUT.ral Urn. along th way Its estraordinary wetsbt spread tha rails. December 10 U waa shipped to
frendy llooh proeing ground ot a train of It speclaUy consrlucled car. Th gun will ultlmataly b usd In th
frtT.yOcarYtbt earrlag. and tb specially constructed cars which wer used to transport It.
roada. several month aso. mad a
rat of l rent tor 140 pounde from
th Northwa.t to 5t- Louis and Chicago.
K.ary volamea of grain bav moved
ond'r thl rat, tema of It for export
and aom for dom.atic consumption.
Tka last of Ik eld wheat ao was car
ried eaatward under It. Tha rat to
Ika Atlantic a. aboard la about 1 cent
a-Mltional.
Until tb preaant weak all the al
bound movament baa origtoatad la th
Interior.
Aa tb rat apptla from Portland
and the Puget Douod Irrmlnals as well
aa from tk lelcrtor. the exporter a re
abl to sand tb wheal now rollrt.d la
th local warehouaas tulvtrl. but In
ao dln thay will bava to abaorb the
local rat for tk orfviaal movmnt
from the producing ceoter to lha ter
minal. Thi rat varl from l to 11
cent per 10 pound.
lUrir this waeK Iv.rr. uinorej io.
Portlaad eiportrrs. movrd aa aggr
at of ! car to New York from tb
Xrthwt terminals undr Ihoa con-
dltloaa. Th shipment waa handled In
tbre are-!! train, two train moving
out ef Portland ovar Ik L nlon Parlnc
and one train oat ef Tacoma over th
Northern Pacific.
PLAGE WILL BE VACANT
t ccr:oi to gckm i attchi:
ARR KrHOIABU.
I la ;. i't turtb.r skipmaat ustti
aaaa vaia clar tk lartaina:a Tkl
mar b doo la a f.w day a aad It mar
sat b den fur waa. It all dpaad
pa tka aumkar of va.aa.s tkat caa
k krougM into servlr."
"Tk embargo affect rrlaclpatty
r"a.ia rrtia a t port . skipped Via
I'ait.d tt. port,." aaSd K. If. Raaaa.
bun. of tka J. Koaeabaom Grata Com
pear, fcig iprrtra. "Tkar be baaa
Ikttl a port trad for L'nttad ftta
grata for trt laat two er tare week,
aad tka .rabarao doaa t at('t ship
Mat f r dm..t!c tr4a TM ka
keen th prlaelpwl buslaaa la tk
As-iartran grata mirkal"
If coatiau.d. th mbr( will retail
ta a big cuodtlea of grata la th Chi
cago. M. Loui and I aorta snarkata,
with a probaki d.pra.alng effect on
tha market, la tha opinion ef O. K.
Marry, of Armour Urmia Company, and
M. Comb, of kaf far Stream, graia
d.al.ra.
Market May real r.ttect.
"Tha emkarso ha not host any bad
fferta C" eald Mr. Mrcy. "It ea
aot afr.Tt shlpmant for local consum
ara. and tkl I th principal trad ot
Amrt'aa graia bow. it shews princi
pally tha lack of ocaaa shipping fart 11
im aaould it ebnttau long la e tract
It might bav a depressing affrct ea
1.1 market.'
The shipper have shown no ta
ct nation aa yet to hurry the shipping
grata." Mr. Comb said. "If th am
bargo remains la effect for a long
f ar.vd It la likely to result la Ik load.
Taw JWraaterff rteda pwallUa la
pre tad. It I Said, by Remaval of .
rasa af Crlltrtaas.
WASHINGTON. Pat it In th light
ef rellaMe Information received her
tody. It Is rgrdd aa doubtfut
whether th occeora of Captain
Boy-ad aad Captain von Papea. with
draw a G.rman naval ar.d military at-
tarhaa. will bo appotnte4 by Kmperor
William until ta enj ef the war.
Connt voa li. matorf f. tbe tiarman
Ambaasador. It la understood, may
aucg.at that successors wUI be node
titaMa at this time, a they wuld Im
mediately bacoma tb subject ef criti
cism, to the detriment and Impairment,
parbaa. ef the g.n.ral situation.
Official of tk Utate Wpart men t re
gard II a poa.ibl that more diplo
matic rorriodaace may follow after
tha altsjrh.e have made a report to
fcmparor William.
Tha eploion prevail In official cir
cles that now that tn attache t.a
be. a withdrawn l German Ambassa
dor finds ki poaltloa improved, a Be
Is repr.aentad aa fe.llog that some or
tha crttlcuune drectd acainat the at
taches actually were Intended for him,
CIVIC LEAGUE ELECTS
rill'K S. MTICR It CHOtRN FOR
a-RPJIIDat.-tCY.
Membarablp laereaae la Large laariag
1 ear Speaker Oat lie -rk Is
dertakea by Oraaalaattan.
Frank S. Vysra was choa.n president
f th Oregon Civic Lcagu to euccee-d
Jud John it. Fltttiuoa at th annual
buasaea meeting of tk organisation
keld laat aiskt la tk Central Library,
la addition to the election or officer
lb report ef Ike secretary -treasurer.
Isaac tiwett. wae heard and addresses
wer given by tbe retiring and incom
ing executive.
Members of tbe board of directors
rhoeea ar: Mr. A. C. Newill. Lr. W.
Cooccr Morgan. A. C Nawill. Ms
t:mrra Wold. Mia Gertrud Talbot and
lavld Robinson. Tb new board will
net next Monday v.nlng for th elec
tion ef a crtary-tresurr and for
Otr-r preliminary bualn'sa.
Tb membership of th leagu In
creased from to nearly III during
th Pat year.
Judge bteveason outlined th work of
Ihe league for the past year, showing
th varying actlvllio which It bad
participated In. In thl connection b
touched on tb work which 11 had done
for tbe relief of unemployment and the
eatabliabmenl and maintenance ot the
second aad Errtl-lrt bous for
men.
a
Ihey said their demand for a 10-hour
day was not granted.
"Tha association Is msd up of vir
tually ail ef th market men In the
city." said William Constantino, prsal
dsnt of th association, after tb meet
ing last night. "We. all of ua without
dtsaeat. hav decided to stand pat now
and ao to the mat with tbe striker.
"Th dtsput wa over a balf hour's
tlm.- h continued. "Th meat cut
ter notified their employers (Uturdsy
afternoon lhat they would report for
work at T A. M. Monday morning. In
stead of :10 as bad been customary.
Th demand was sudden and without
previous Intimation. i
"We asked them to delay the matter
so this association's members as a body
mls;ht mil toaethrr. discuss and settle
Ike differences by arbitration. Thl
they refused to do. t believe that had
th anion men shown a disposition to
meet us a recjueeted. w could have
ail gotten together and avoided the
trlke. They walked out Monday.
"No member of th association Is any
mora responsible for the strike than
another. Tba situation has gone be
yond the point where there will b any
arbitration. All of th association
member will gat along and wait on
th trad. W are gelling eome help
and e i pert to get more vry day. Th
association Is stronger today than It
aver was.
"To bav granted the half an hour In
Ihe morning meant tba loas of much
business, for there are boats leaving;
early which we have to supply with
meats, also dlnlng-tar. cafeterias, ho
tels and tha Ilk.
Th union' strikers wer equally de
termined laat Bight to fight It out with
tbe employer, according to a state
ment secured.
TRUNK MURJJER REVEALED
Man Missing Nearly Two Years Is
I'oaud In Cellar.
PHILArLLrillA. Dec. It Th body
ef the man found burled In a trunk be
neath the cellar of a building here yes
terday waa identified todar as that of
V. J. Mc.Mchol. president of th Keller
Leather Good Company, who disap
peared In March. 1)14. Edward Keller,
employed aa a foreman at th leather
work, and who waa later Intereated In
a laundry In th building where the
body waa fouod. ba been arrested.
McNlchol left his wife and year-old
child en March 10. Ill, saying he had
an Important ensssement, and no trace
of him wa found until today, when bis
wife Identified Ihe scapula, shoes and
lime-eaten clothing which were found
with the body.
NAVY BUREAU NEEDS MEN
Short ape In iK-slgnlng Department
May Delay Ship Dalldlng.
WAfHINOTOV. Dee. 11. Unless
Congress provides for or 70 addi
tional employee for the bureau of Con
struction and repair of th Navy De
partment, th designing of th ships
included in th Administration's five
year building programme will b de
layed sis months or longer and Con
struction of Ihe ships themselves held
up for that time.
An estimate of 1100.000 haa been
submitted by th bureau to cover tb
pay of additional draughtsmen.
PORTLAND I. W. W.S GUILTY
Mr. Jean Dennett and Clarence Par
tita Convicted of Counterfeiting.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. II Mrs. Jean
Dennett and Clarence Farlin. ot Port
land. Or, and Claud Lawless, of Sac
ramento, were found guilty today ot
counterfeiting United State coins by
a Jury In tbe United btates District
Court.
Mr. Bennett and Farlin. according to
Federal authorities, came to the atten
tion of the police In Portland In riots
by Industrial Workers of the World.
Uentsnces will be Imposed Saturday.
French ill tend Moratorium.
PARIS. Dee. !, It was,sald today by
tbe Minister of Commerce that he
would submit to President Polncara for
hi signature a decree extending th
moratorium pertaining to commercial
mains costing 117S.141.01. according to
th annual report completed yesterday
by Water Bureau officials. This makes
a total of 700 miles of mains In tba
city.
Of the new ISIS mains 14.1(4 miles
were four Inches or ovsr In diameter,
while construction of mains las than
four Inches In diameter was limited to
1 lut miles. Tbe towl mileage of mains
now In the city la o7.07 miles more
than four Inches In diameter and
111.111 under four Inches. The entire
watr system now represents an outlay
of fll.000.000. not counting several
rallss of mains donated to the city by
private owners.
BULL RUN LAKE SNOWED IN
Snow-shoe Sent Into Water Reserve
So Ranger Can Emerge.
Bull Run water reserv ss far down
as th headworks to the water system
la covered with snow, according to
telephonic reports received yesterday
by Water Superintendent Kaiser. In
the Ktill Run lake region the fall is
several feet in depth. At the head
works It Ik only a few Inches deep.
Municipal and Federal forest rang
er have come out ot the reserve for
tb Winter. It was necessary to send
in snowshoes before one of the ranerers
could be brought out. During the win
ter one ranger will make weekly trips
on snowsltoca to the lake to make depth
readings.
MAYOR GILL BEATS COUNCIL
Supreme Court Rales Seattle Tax
That He Vetoed Is Invalid.
OLTMPIA. Wash- Dee. If. (Spe
cial.) Mayor HI Gill, ot Seattle, won
a notable victory over hi recalci
trant Council majority, when tbe
Supreme Court held invalid a tax levy
adopted by tbe Council by resolution.
Tb Mayor had previously vetoed an
ordinance providing for the same levy,
holding It 1270.000 too high.
Having Ore votes In tbe Council
membership of nine, his opponents were
unable to repass the ordinance over the
veto, but attempted tha resolution
method, which Ihe Supreme Court bold
invalid, aft-r having heard th case
en banc Chief Justice Morris wrote
tb decision and there were no dissents.
Anto Ilita "Safety Find" Sign.
Rom autolst thought th "safety first"
sign Installed by tha public safety
commission at a dangerous turn at
Kat Thirty-ninth and Belmont streets
wa placed to enow tb rout automo
biles could travel. It appeared yester
day, when the twisted remnants of
the sign were discovered by Patrol
man Blgelow. An automobile had
driven Into Ihe sign, from all appearances.
The Independent Order ef Good Templars
e1 nl1 In New TorS In
Store Open From 8 A. M. Until 10 P. M.
Visit Our Art Dept., 2nd Fl. and Select Your Xmas Gifts
Everything in Brass
to Choose From
DESK SETS, Fern Dishes, Jardinieres; also a 1 e.f f
Fine Line of Smokers' Articles on sale at 4 u,l
EXCELLENT VALUES IV PICTURES Values OCg
L up to $3.50 on Bale today and tomorrow at
ONE-FOURTH OFF ON ALL FRAMED PICTURES TO-
w DAx uu luaunnvn.
You Will Find Just What You Are Looking For Here!
Expert Engraving Free.
GENUINE PYRALIJT IVORY
MANICURE SETS, white
lined box. from 1.75 to S8.00
TOILET SETS in white lined
box from RT.SO to S25.00
MILITARY BRUSHES, all
sixes, styles and prices.
WE HATE a Complete Stock or
Genuine Prralin and Parisian
I very, Ebony dc Rosewood Backs.
A new stock of Ivory Picture Frames '
on sale st from 50e to .00
Fancy Bottle Smeliinir Salts 354 to...2.aO
Perfume Atomlxers oO? up to SS.SO
Fancv Hottles Perfume 10c up to 810.00
Coty Lorigan Perfume, original bottles.
on sale at 83.25 and 95.00
Gift Stationery from Sl per box to...S7.oO
Game Sets. Pinochle. Bridge, etc- P
COFFEE PERCOLATORS Popular llannimr
Bowman Aluminum Ware four, five 0 Eft
and six-cup up from.., tOU.OU
The "Ideal" Gift
e UIATERMAN'S "IDEAL" FOUHT1
n PEN, self-filling-. Regular and Safety
ATERMAN'S "IDEAL" FOUNTAIN
tvrtpH
W" E GUARANTEE SATISFACTION A pen
for every hand 82. 50 up to 82T.OO
WOOD-LARK AND CON KLIN PEN S
on sale in all sizes.
FISH AND MEAT PLANKS, solid oak,
nickel-plated frames, $5.50 and 86.25
BARGAINS IN MEDICINAL WINES
AND LIQUORS
11.15 Funny Brook, hpnded,
special now at 8 X.O&
1.00 Halg Halg, Scotch.
- Imported, on sale for 8 I.Jo
IL1S Price's Pur Malt, full
quart, on sale now for.... 7oC
$1.1 S Monogram, good blend.
per case of 12 quarts 8 0.50
$1.15 Muskingum Valley, our
Desi oraau. vo v&
quarts now for.......
$4.00 Old Tom Martin, the
Kallon on sal now for... 8
$1.50 Colmont, blend, tb
gallon now only 8 2. -IS
811.50
3.00
x CHRISTMAS
CANDIES AND NUTS
Pure Sugar Mixed Hard
Candy, the pound SOC
Royal Cream and Bonbons.
mixed, the pound at... 25c
P.lbbon Candy, the pound at. . Z.C.
Candy Canes 5. 10 knd. . . 2uC
Fancy Holiday Boxes of
Chocolate 81. OO and -S2.50
Family Boxes of Choice Mixed
Candles on sale for 81.00
Diamond Brand Selected Cali
fornia Walnuts in Cartons
on sal for 25 and BOC
Don't Walt Until Chrlstmaa Eve
to Get Your
ELECTRIC LIGHTS OR CANDLES
CUT THEM NOW!
WHILE STOCK IS HERE.
Sot of eight Vari-Colored
Electric Lights now 83. OO
Box of 36' Colored Candles- 10
Spe'l on Candle-Holders, doz. oS
PATENTS, TOILET REQUISITES
$1 M a r y T. G o 1 d m an's
Hair Restorer for T9c
$1 Mrs. Potter's W a 1 n ut
Hair Stain now for. . . . 72
$1 Sal Hepatic for. 79
$1 Scott's Emulsion for... 69C
60c Canthrox on sale for.. 34c
60c Parnotis on sale for... 36?
60c Dodd's Kidney Pills at 347
75c Mentho Laxene for. . . . 59d
25c Colgate's Tooth Paste- 20c
60c Elcaya Cream now for 39
Jl Silmerine now for 90
Toilet Water 25. 60... 75J
THE NEW VACUUM CLEANER,
"THE APEX"
CULLY GUARANTEED. The most
i easy running- onthemarket.
Thoroughly efficient. You can't
help but be pleased with it if you
will give us the opportunity to
d e mo ns t r a te it. ThetOTCft
price Is only Jil 0 J
Complete Set ef Practical
Attachmenta 87.50.
CUTLERY AND TOYS
All 12.00 Dolls special at... 81.39
All $1.50 Dolls special at... SI. 19
All $1.25 Dolls special at... 9Sd
$2.00 Stuffed Animals on
wheels special at 81.49
$1.00 Teddy Bears for..... 79c
Thermos Lunch Kits 82.25
Erector Toy from 81 to..,.810
All Pocket Knives,
Shaving Mirrors
and Brass Clocks
A BOOK OF S. II. GREEN STAMPS
SAVED 13 SEVERAL DOLLARS EARNED
n. ZtttT- '- 7W-MMK A 6171 -
WOMEN GET HEARING
Suffragists ' and Opponents
Before Senate Committee.
LONG SESSION IS HELD
National Association Slerubcrs Re
pudiate Militant Tactics of Union.
Antls See Xo Injustice In
Slan-Mado Government.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 16. Woman
suffrage advocates and opponents de
bated the proposed Federal suffrage
amendment today before congressional
committees. Representatives of the
National Woman Suffrage Association.
iha Congressional Union and me ra
tlonal Association Opposed to Woman
BnrTea had a bearing before me gu
dietary committee of the House, 'and
the Congressional Union delegate also
.nnurtd before tb Senate committee
The House committee sat practically
throughout the day listening first to
tha National Association speakers.
i a. a k. nr. Anna Howard Shaw,
their president, then to those of the
Congressional Union, led by Miss Alice
Paul, and finally to me inu-iuus
with their president, Mrs. Arthur M.
Dodira.
Members of both committees ques
tioned spokesmen of the Congressional
,in..i. aa to their reasons for
campaigning in the last election
against Democratic candidates for re
election t9 the House who had sup
ported the euffrspe csue. Miss Paul.
Mrs. Minna Van Winkle, of New Jer
sey, and other speakers, frankly de
clared that they had opposeu met
candldatea because they had partici
pated In a Democratic caucus which de
creed that the Federal suffrage amend
ment should not be maae a pan oi ie
legislative programme at the last ses
sion. . . .
Several of tbe women remaricea inn
their campaign had been effective, as
the Democratic leaders now were n"i
proposing to prevent a vote on the
amendment by caucus action.
Dr. Shaw, Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt
and other members of the National As
sociation declared they did not support
the militant tactics of the Congres
sional Union, that they were nonparti
san in their appeals for votes on the
Susan B. Anthony amendment and that
they appealed to both Democrats and
Republicans, despite the attitude any
members had taken in the past.
Mrs. Dodge told the committee that
the anti-suftrasists represented the
great majority of unorganized women
of the country who opposed suffrage,
and believed that the question should
be left to the states. She referred to
the recent defeat of suffrage in New
York, Massachusetts and other states
and said it would be unfair for Con
gress to force these states to vote again
on a subject already decided. Mrs. O.
D. Ollphant, secretary of the New Jer
sey Association Opposed to Suffrage,
declared that women were not suffering
any injustice from man-made govern-,
ment.
Salem ex-Resident Dead.
Dei
rfcr
SALEM, Or., Dec. 16. (Special.)
Word is received rfcre of the death Sunw
day of Georige W. Pavis, a former Salem
resident, at Hayward. Cal. Mr. Davis
was 72 years old. From 1891 to 1895
he was Secretary of the Oregon State
Land Board. He was a resident of Linn
County for a number of years. A son,
Walter Davis, lives In Portland.
PAYROLL TO JUMP $10,000
Change in Schedule Is to Add 20
Families to Pendleton.
PENDLETON, Or., Dec. 16. (Spe
cial.) According to O.-W. R. & N. Co.
officials, within W days there will be
a payroll of $10,000 monthly at th?
new Pilot Rock Junction terminal
yards. Pendleton boosters are working
hard to get a macadam or paved road
from Pendleton to Pilot Rock Junction.
As' soon as the terminal is installed
the run will be made from Pilot Rock
Junction to Huntington without change
of engineers. This means an addition
of about 20 families for Pendleton.
f
Lewlston, Ida., Postmaster Named.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16. President
Wilson today nominated R. L. Pennell,
postmaster at Lewlston. Idaho.
Adaptable to Every Financial Need
CHECKING ACCOUNT Deposit against which one
may draw by check for current expenses. A necessary
convenience for the business and home.
TDIE DEPOSIT 'Account placed in bank for specific
length of time. Very desirable form for Trust Funds,
Estate Moneys, and surplus Private Capital awaiting invest
ment. Earns reasonable interest, and is readily accessible
for use.
SAVINGS ACCOUNT The stepping stone to capital.
A means of systematizing savings and an incentive to
accumulation. Earns safe and sure return in interest.
Affording Its pair
easatrartlT aid la all
financial affair.
We akall be pleased to
advise yea which I meat
adaptable to yonr need.
Northwestern -tuiiumj
Sixth. and lEnornson,
Hp
D. C. Burns' Grocery Specials
CHRISTMAS DAINTIES
R4ISIYS Thompson's Seedless, 16-ox. cartons. Per carton.,
RtlMVS Unbleached. Per lb
HIISIVS Seeded, 16-oz. cartons. Per carton ',
KAitivs Loose, 4-Crown Muscatels, very.fancy Per lo
HtiMVS Cluster Table. No. 1 cartons. Per carton
HMss Cluster Table. No. 2 cartons. Per carton ,
HISINS Cluster Table. No. 6 cartons. Per carton.-
CITRON Orange and Lemon Peel. Per lb
Ct It RANTS Cleaned. 16-oz. cartons. Per carton
MINCE 51 EAT Condensed. Per carton
NUTS-1915 Crop
WALNUTS Oregon No. 1. Per lb..
WALNUTS Imported No. 1. Per lb
PEAMTS Raw. Per lb '
FILBERTS Per lb
BRAZIL Per lb '
ALMONDS Shelled. Per lb
DATES -New
PARI) New, 13-lb. box. Per box ,
FAKD New. Per lb
PICKLES Mrs. Kidd's Pin Money Pickles
WILMTS Pickled. 18-os. bottle. Per doz., S4.70. Each
jHELON MANtiOKS 16-oz. bottle. Per doz., fi.'O. t-ach......
PEPPER MANGOES 16-oz. bottle. Per doz., S4.T0. i,ach....
HI R GHERKINS 16-oz. bottle. Per doz., 4.i5. Each
MtKTI.MA 16-oz. bottle. Per doz., S4.25. Each
IU-OZ. MIXKI) Per doz., .-3. Each
IB OX. CHOW CHOW Per doz.. 4.i'. Each
Hl'R. GHERKINS 1 gallon kit. Each
MIXED 1 gallon kit. Each
CANNED GOODS
JO cans Tonalora 2s solid pack. Laurel Wreath brand 91.
10 rana Corn Fancy Haven brand, gl.OO. Each
j caaa Cora Choice Appetizer brand. Sl.OO. Each
N rana Peai Fancy Michigan, S1.UO. Each
t r-iia PaauiklB van lamp s, sona pacx as. ai.vu. ca.cn
..12Vi
..12'4C
lOc
..lO'iC
....17
40
.91.25
..22's!
..12Vi
...9'i5
..25
..15
..18C
..18c
..50c
.82.00
..17-ic
45c
45c
45c
45c
45C
45c
45c
fl.75
1.75
Each..lOc
lOc
9C
13e
13e
H can Peaches Pyle s Extra, halves or sliced, L,aurei ivreaio cranu.
2 biB, 9I.U". Eacn i-r xjjcj
8 can Apricots Pyle's Extras, 2s. 91.00. Each 13C
8 cana Pineapple Large cans. IV4b, Libby Happy Vale Brand. 8 slices
to tin, Sl.oo. Each 13S
FLOUR
ai PKKlOH FI.OI'K Fancy Patent. Special per barrel J5.00
M 'PERIOR KLOl'R Fancy Patent. Special per sack S1.30
WHITE ROK Kl.org Family. Special per barrel 84. SO
WHITE ROSE KLOl'R Family. Special per sack 81.25
l I'KHIOR GRAHAM KLOl'R 10-lb. sacks, 83c C0-lb. sacks. . .81.35
CORN MEAL White or yellow, 10-lb. sacks, 30c ( EO-lb. sacks. . .$1.40
HOMINY Coarse or fine, 10-lb sacks -4 O
BUCKWHEAT Eastern 10-lb. sacks, 55c 45-lb. sack SS-.-J
Shop of Honest Coffee
riTT- rnrrrr IS KING OF THE brkbakkast tabu a line, neavy
J U It IS tufH.li coffee, combining strengtn.
Regular
Special ,
price per pound 36c.
32
IBS.
2'kor
character, body and flavor.
$1.00
OR SPECIAL
PER LB.
29c
TURKEY! TURKEY! TURKEY!
PLACE TOUR ORDER NOW KOR OUR FAMOCs CORN-FED TCR-KEl'S-SO
COLD STORAGE STOCK KILLED AAD DRESSED ON
THE FARM.
D. C. BURNS COMPANY
20S-210 THIRD ST., BET. TATLOR AND SALMON STS. MAIN 816, A-1626
v noiesaiera la f rivaic ramiiacrv, Muu
lal Mall Order Service. Write for Catalogue.
8 peel