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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1915)
15 TUT. MOTtXTXG OTtrcOTaA. TUESDAY. DTTramin. 21. 1915. ! 1EGIAII LAUDS CHICAGO CUBS Federal League Pennant Win ner Confirms Deal When Baseball War Ends. F!.'ISH IS SPEEDY TODAY vha.-. rcr(hma Bad Crtlvlngtoo C-e to Cincinnati to fcvtlle Mat ter Jad Landl Not Yrt RrUllT to Fait. OprjirA Do. 19 Confluent tht ti -U war pretiei;y at an i-l !-.a aaty m:or mttre. r cr ljit3ol. to rra,Be4. l4f f t. flglt left ton'si t tied tae te Bi:ing at Cincinnati tomorrow, in tl rrl ' rrUet JoMreoa. .rie nititrnw. IJ'I rree-ienl C"l-l-g!3. ef la Amari-o A w-ulWi sail feere waa ure4. V- Jahn-.ia Jt.El to T dflnlt- lr Mir : in l wuair-l of tae Federal Lea' u!t wuld hold 9 tae twti o-t Mice anao-aad a tgai. At Cincinnati, th National Coram! ii. Ja.'aolant in th euit. will AlltrtM Oerarte WilUame. ef St Louis, rai.4 baseball en- T lb cf Kea AiJior- taix t Federal Lkck alter, w attrtte4 tailur f tn laird to siutn la !. e :t4 to or. Mr. 1Tm)m oMrw4 report bat k la to (. la CU'f Nation: !! ci-i. wit ta ooclaioa ef -.:, A meeting f director f ta ilktft Federal Ui club wa held In fti aff'cn ta: . bat want leoa l-a announ4. .Sea af tae person dirctl iaota4 ta ta ettiemeet at is ar would ertra .toriee aa to dlt:s ef tae (.: pinna, Tiat tae meet es would aa r?ef l p.-4.cta4 t I'realJast Jeanavea, said It t55lr would a(.n a-at Boon na4 aver (f el at imcaui lost ix thwmt Ctuklrouia Ilrrrtnaiuk Sajr It tVHI So latrrfcrv Willi f-aaloik Today. CTNCTWaTt. Ne. ) Ta eaa of ta t. aa-fam la Attarnaa t.f. of taa Amartcan UtajT 4a. aaat nut tram Na Tark Inat r Jar. a..n Bla to 4 aa lalaral wa t4-rat Ju4sa Uta!ia n4 notifr taa !! tanl pa. nacitmtiona varo t.o.1 n aiki-a. If c.r4 auk iniaat raauil in aa t' as. at to witturaa- taa action of taa r..J-fl Laaa ia a jlt aaain.t aro!J4 j knaaaa. L. In no T U laia-f.ra w!ta tso ceafaranca ef taa rommftto ra rnntl( crtao.4 tawliil aat t.v. Pa4.ml Umu Tm anncun'-"nant won aoa1o y 0!rniaa Ascul 1 1, rr fnnex f tAo na CaatEmaiea. t oar. TSara nro aomaroue 4:at!a laa! a rat I ko nara.'t opn tr kotk :a." aJ4 ff. ti.rrmnen. "an4 wsli. wa aji4 ka la n iltclo k-it.r iui .n t -aa can cf Sm dataca Ml tr l...ran to Mr. M.J act toai a.tray. at Ita loan tn no air art. I tatarfra wit tae m.ti-ic tomorrow nj I dost t.-. 'ok tt will pret the co. ! fee from rachitic aa irrmt tSat al l l.aj to taa ftnai e.calrc nf a treaty f pane between orani4 kaoaka.1 aa4 tbo Federal Uafv ' ruDEnMA orr ron c!xcivx.ti rrcnidcnl bllmort Il'a - rroponlUoa All Ttiroacn." XT-W TORJC fie- "lTtia Federal laacu pence committee. onla:lac efi ! "" 4 t, cotnct4 wllb r-r.eid.rM Jama. Oilmor. Harry l!a-i tk Waiter J4. Brow n Automobile Cora, ciair Bad Fatruk loaet, ef tfte Nw. P7 ''' a .eat lor tk slats auto nra dab. n4 C. B. Comelock. vice- moo. I. , . pr.el4.nl ef tk Fltt.bure; cluB. left A I well known, k drive, the EtatI for Cincinnati tonlcbt Th were pr- ' ' B! rc, " . mZ eedl by Freeid.at John B T.n.r. of act Ju.t at tki. tim b eoonect.4 with ta- Netioaaj Laaxua- Jobn It.vdl.r. aotomobil company laUo. An6e- aocrtnry of tbo National Leacue. Ed ward G. Harrow, pre-ldect of tb lntr nationnJ Leacue. an 1 Cay tain T. I lij. toix aecretnry ef the New Torb Aaaertcaaa. rraaxlent Harry ii.msetead. ef tbo New Tor .National. U1 leave fer Cioclnna'l tomorrow. Baforo l.a-ln freoldent Gl!mori erit Unl mere wou.4 b pence bo- foro tbe end of tbo week. 'Affair j ha. procr.a-.a4 eo a.c.l, mat all tbe parti., may ..tn tbe Pence ncreement I ey ..in...i.y e.14 wr onmor "At! anr nil iwai a-a inpvia ivirriiiioi! will be ttle4 before Cbrtntm. Conmtatini eo mo outcotua ef th bo.MOnil wnr. oil mora I4. e ar fivitv; u? o more thaa th1 e'.A.r eide. It la a Ja-i propoeltiva nil tae way IbroucV t'tlmore reiterate) bla etat.m.nta of Uat week thai Ike Federal Laacue caao Kaforo Ju4ce Lnadi will not bo wttb draws antil ail Ibe p.- papara ar aicnad. "TH withdrawal of tbe eult I on ef tbo (ttpuUtlona ef the peace acreemeat. but we (bail aot aurrand.r taia aatii rytbio l ta tiled." b a. 4. Bit of Sport JACX m.tWt. waa ot one tl-o ea err.i ef Ike an rrawiaie ban-a. a t a a.n4 r--aa.:r aa-l i. lam la tea toaawe waa an ,y.I to.(.a.r a. hM. r.ra -t 3. y...r w.a a tktrd kaaaman 4 1 irfa i ihui waa-a aa a piuflw. T.y u.t -:f.t la .nia.l tawa laa-a le.tA r ve ie aa.j war nun-mttMi w a l"i. .t line tae Coaa taai. ra.a ti k. ra.aaaia-4 ei:iv. kv.l a a. I -. Him eaa aa lata a. a e.i4 ata ai e.. tiw.ee taaa Art r-:"4. . --a a.e.4 eat. jn a. a:e 4 4 (.1 a ftret. t. ;. Ml'. Tae a.at mm aat J -n m r ena u... ae 11.1 e':4 oa. t e.l taa wet I;r4 B.l.ly e-re4 l!te tit 'e:.. t.ltaa.n, ka r-,ala4 m. a..l !. -k J . I i...a t eee .e tar t' r I Jim-nt Wf - "Ua f tt t&.l et4. re Wrkaeo.' ,re a.ii. tiit I " ft. - tjar.e. !-. a t w r.Taee k-a m r m. m to . -car ' t a W i..a. aa tae U.--C t n.t .r paid ae Ta. iei'l rwH tut rvaa-ir Wka.ao aai.t a. 4" I m mm n - - a aaa a. e:e'4 a iiaa.ra f!a. I Taa Wa-aa. aa l?e t ara "Itali:.. wltk -anata4 leu, tamed 4 tf.a-4 at iin'. a. a. - ear Ta ra-.'l ! aa. - Mtltk OOT ARvjOtr illll ' a . . A;arsj.n.t Tnns 54 L la. lint I IT , af M -t a f(o w wot- Mb.' testeUO. rtt to in t i at Twaii f .laiBluiS oral aO roo: f 47 Aot-- r-. Ao-ari'-0 ko R ms cvww 't ln;oroot ta loo -not too T-.:oa atr-Ma.f OO a(llty) mi, 9wi(. t-f orrtwaj to ffto4 nowrearY avO o t& fa)r,l4w fr l4 feanoiit ro-0 tU w a aJa.9 to. ol m-- fi-t C t:' to tat'-'."jo! : 'itom ! 1 a- a, i o I -r-a-'U-ot' a t- t?a-t tr; m'i at a to (- l"o ti-fcnt, w It " trt - CO"0" --io-lai ai i tl 11 t ajco-ol t l.wt- wVattut ! M,a ta) B ftottvlaxtf 4 I bwW tlfto) H r--4ato4 am&dl tkOe-t oiooo .o r t fcft) atVrmXa. oVo T-- a I 'a l kee reee!! fraes eveaei ka 11 rw.-ia in laa aia ef n rt at fcee. aiaa i. i.il tla taa aaa . t aa tt. a4 n.a a la la., a rM ka In Ui ; l iw IIomU aut k.ara toa. a a a rtt.arrt-v .f Vk-'iTfaa trnc vr ara ka;v Itl tr.'4 la ! .fT--.. ar taa tino att;''. la aaata la f.:tr eiaJ a.t. a i. to n ?rt-iar af aa an t v. fi a w u eaa a rar .t.4 'i.r Una to u T-. Utt.r I a fraaa.a ! al I al aa ati.t.la f- aa xa.r ini It lm UnaM l.-.al a i :a l a ! 4 t la taa f I la kin vni'l k.f -a ka ..:.ra t.a ana.ma uaa. tllk ml C..Ma aia... -i ttr P f t"iarf iraia aa at T.fa t'- CI .a al ra . ai4 afa aaU la aa l a.4 amtlc... r- aa ia aaa k"k araui aia4ii un rka ianra -lt.a.at- Ja&a kffC.aak.T. w.'J rti:iioi ant laa rta ataaa la Iba ..4 .of:aat t.a.aa. I nrl la laa a a s l T.ta I aa f mtin a. kaa.sa.1 lauaii to U .--Mrm .!. alaata.. laa.aa aP. r Ua) at UM.a .aar.m. fit. la aaata la ka aiui.' a.i a. CALIFORNIA GAME SET HCLTTtOKAIt A.1D CHrrtWrTT TO jartrr nenr. ja.tRT a. C tab data tat Will Itola) Ita rtrat OttU rial rVaa-IWa Tanlnnt nn4 Son. alttafao Ara ax kc Oitfontla Vnlraraltr will ba tkc f r.t bnakai&n'.l altractloa acataat taa Uuttoomnk Amalanr Athletic Club la tka W!c4 Vt rrmoxalum aa Jb- unry . D.flolte rraornanta nara cotnp:atJ Mittrdir aftaraooa by Har ry rwebar. of rorUaod. an4 Ur4uata Utuftr itrou4. of tka aootsara la notion. trforta war remja by Ir. E. J. fc taw art, of taa Oracon Acia, to ka Multootnaa Club a-o4 Ka baakaibntl laaaa to Corral. la t6rnorrow BicAt. but kliaacar F'.aca.T Botlfi-4 Concb Stew art I Aat It woul4 b Impoaalblo to sat tia Lam toc.toar la tiro for a raid oa tk Acci.a. T f:rat offlctni pr-elco ondrr CP tala iLar Toot..- will b fcld tontat ta tka XluMnomaa crraakatum ami tn atactica of fnat.riaj will Ink placo Tk tirat lm baa baatt pick'4. but iam ailbl aubatllot aaual b on fcn4 baforn tk cta;U(l cna b opa4. Ta Orcoa AftKi plan ea taking Maaaf.r t'larBr ao4 bla baakat-loa- ra to CorvaUla lata Bait naoatn. Tk Acci.a ara ii4 for a eme-a-ame loir cjarins tha Inttar part of January tnl th flrat part of February an4 (or t.l rion (Met twart faala Ibat ki btblata will b lav 4 to atrenu auaiy to a?r In aoovear can aita.r oa lb may to Wajaiatoo or oa tn retura. IT.rtlc ef th Uoltnonuh Arnatar Atalatie Club baa k.t bill player will be k!4 two llmaa tat waa rd altar lb Cbrtatma boll4ay Ik Dor will b.it to report I Captain Toocney a ett.a four Umr every Hiia oAya. EAIU. COOPEJl KSTEU. RACf'.I. f--k Wilalat Object to Enafa llatmlsi Wloyirr aa Own. ror.TUAXD. Or, Dec : Ta tb 7rtlec t-ltor The Oroolna tbi moraicc aa4er tbo tlU of "bora Wla oar la bporta la Ills, on pace f or bporta la II1S. on pace action J. Ibe tal It.rn atataa mat In UaJioc autumocUo driver waa tVarl Ceopar. ef Maw fork. Erl Coopor wa (iaa tk title Jut- ty. tut wbai I ob)ct lo I Ike ktateraeot 1 mat k la from New Verb. .i tone' aa taa Haatarn axn writer claim -ry tblete of any etaadlnt a f r,m ,aw Torb or Bear tber. an4 fntl ! iko(bii Un'.ara tikuot J lonr racor4. aa ba Jut baaa djoe In lb matter of rUn l .llak a polo vault la aoor record, a bleb la ra.ly a Irc'n mate laJoor world a amateur pal ull record, tat cat all the credit w caa oat bero la mo Far Weal for our Btaietee. fcarl Cooptr I a' p.r.ocal acquaint ance of ralno a4 kit bom waa oricm i:y la rretao. CaU but for aeveral year pact ke ka mad Lo Anci lea. h I Uvlcf tbtr tbl V inter A a matter of fact. Nw Yorkar aw h!ra race la New Tork for tk f'.rit litre tat October, wkaa bo drove a Stuta car la tbe Ator cup race. Owlnc to inec ban leal trouble be dtd not fmtan. tto race b.lnj woo by hie teammatra. Cll Andereon ned Tom Rooncy. who finitb.d f: rat and aecoad and broke tbe worl(1 , r.cor4 ,a ootn, ..... ... ,h. r, P.,. mor cf our f..c,f,e Co..! cbnmplon eJilB lbmn for tt. k;oJ ,rij.. I remala. sincerely your. FH AN K K. WATKrSS. Amateur Athletic FOfa riet-e mmrm r .T-4 la tha ka-!t-rm9 htr.': liamT.D at laa l Nal b hfa C4k iiKin.i'.uts kwadar if'l. ktaad.l v..aa cfat4 a-i Taaa. la ' . Kt M.'l.r f"n all Ur.lA '. i -cavikkT- Aaraa- a..i).4 Jam 2.iM.la. .1 la U. wkt.o Oajr. fcee.'uan o.a Cram J. Lan 41 to a ravb:t prttf for rp- raaaeunt fa- lr on far i ftrti-a Bt .baits K. nl tMm. as- Ival9 - wot wi.. ar eu.wy ibf la f.ir ffM rp-4, V rr'B H At .'tor. H tl 1 -JuaJT ta lfttft. Ilj "Ml .V'Otl T.w4-t-t ! N--l -til ilnavop W.irt ,a. w-i' r" 4 flUt lamoPTCw kls&t lal t lf 1-4 ll CVwa f y fXaBaVair-im T . tw4 fala.i ate.-! IWOnpa Jl tat tK-L ft w alt ViHioitf Ali!M9 CTc f9i.t (- Vw ''iif Wai-fi. c"-M t 4 f t N f I'ort- Bi or Lft 4 4 ft Am t aftrmoo ftrf:'-'! " witAd it of '-; a -: o3 r ?i Wml t&a.A tt t".a it ia a i ho '. i-o tuj)t 4 10 t ;?. ruo IM rir tratca tvt waan acfwaT -tf-wiso rav t4 la I to v--ff f i Fort al fwp-w-itrt- T ttaal gaiiio too f t N-5 I.J r-ai cto sMr-ata rwrft Vavjr. - miac to X.4 5 rleJc. Rj-f. tfto rtrvt urktf. Ut U , ll COaVaft U- Iie40 fcaaO&aa.l latva a.t pno' Th floo-r Tor- aaSn toftra) aril fto t.o4 A-ot-t jjta-ot a rtl-jf, aj.r-O to.rk V f.r .'-"4Bj 1 lanki ";4 -o An lo 51 I -I a-rea T - o too a .i at tO o4 of :eo atw.'ov4 ko-C .--.-.- A at-ao-wt. t 0---0! oft.il voaff at cKaf. r-. ! -! ;oi4 la a T t oa ( -m 4i f wtavU fa llaot-t too) .( .la. ... f ta Ctaa'l fla r:!r wa. lo pal et'V iia. It!.-. - t wa.a C'.be - la t.i at'it I " .ear.-n.ri ir .1 ' m el:t c'.e t-e Mt a e.ttr karca.a U tea e-jk ft fcke w If t.r r?erke witl ke rv!t4 a.a-.a a. i-viaaatl. raarta u taa aaotrerr iii'juiut. eee Ta rv'ee-rra lain dwrarae v.( ikf la a tratk k ! a-ai.m.ai -al tJJia Maaaa aa Wan t.Br4 a eaet-acft la ,:r I1 a.: atk laa rif' Tk. Barnard fo--. a.i a-.e a-ae daclaren tkeee In eetaae lo taa Mparv. eee Tr .atdeel taivln. af a Pad Pv. dtara4 ,.(!... a .Art time ace t t T-rt. F?ea.r mm.-1 ka a . a I . ! aaat eaaaaa, a a a Par fi:.lA tk et.ra eenktaw. ta all peeaeai.iir e'TI aet aa fs taa a4 b rta ana. a m a REALTY MEN HAVE BIG, HAPPY HIGH! "Good-Bye, 'Booze," Is Motif of Annual Jollification at Multnomah Hotel. FUN FAST AND FURIOUS Irtfcional and Amalrar Talent Pc-lljEht Gocsta at lUttlnM r. trvTacaoia. "Notxllebaam'a Neutral Noodle House, " COOO-BTC BOOSE. Ob. ti Xw Teny k:: will oa b r1n- ln " Vl.i.r Boeoa, Oood kr.l . Ju.i Use Hip Via Winnie w will Cumber. MHa lha lawa coae d.-r: tV. i.i a.l ae tklr.tr la the martnc. But a'il r.artia. n..oa. ni-aa. And ! all bare to iJir.tr at th river Oood-tiie Ooore! As brCs prrtlr4 rlnlE out th year Die and rlnclnc In the year 1(16, fully Zi9 Portland r.aity rneo and their frlvnUa flle4 out of their rerdevou la tbo Arcntliaa Garden of tbe Multno mah Hotel ieat nisbt after preaentinc -a ob nd a isB aottUed Oood-liy IlOOmt-' Tb playlat. which waa arrant- by a commit tee of tb Portland Kcalty Board UMlr the leadership of Fred A. Jacob, and upportI by bom talent, w aa a rtot from curtain to curtain. There war Ju.t enouch bom favorite In th rlac to clve the entertainment a wboieaoaio flavor of local bit, and plenty of professional talent to mould lb proiramro Into a flnlshr perform ance that dolUhtod Ui lusty, noisy lurooc A tall blra flashed across tha rar of lb oeberet tc told tbat tbo pJc waa Noodlebaum' Neutral Noodle Usui" on New Tear1 tv. 111. Mncb -Pry" t'acwrkod. Th proprietor ef th notorlou r.ealty Board re.ort Was a flKhllnn tier it an. Charlea Kincler. who uncorked enouch "pep- to run a battleship. Iiaky Curbetone. aa open-air realty broker. waa played to a queen taalo by t rr4- rick Woreland. who looked lh part Bad playd IU Paul A. CowcUL th Itis-pound c- retsry of lb Keatly Board, darkened buck as a 1)14 n'ebt. cavorted lo tb role as'iened to Henry Ford, look- inr for a ateady Job aftar bla peace ebip had cone on, tbe rock Cballerlnc aa if Ibey ware runnlns a race on tbe typewriter wer two Chlneae comma. Philip Fry and Chun Luey. who carted creel nuci of beer and upp!emntry artlrlea to tbe members of tb Ad Club quartet and the Realty moo wbo aug mented ike chorus. The knockout card of th verln cam ta th form of eceral orldnal one compo4 by Jack Keatinc. a member f the Board, who woo fame a few years sco with "Just a lb Sun Wnt tn and "Ju.t on Oirl." -With a Kickln Uttlo Chicken Sllckln" on Iicblnd." "lie Bore lo Keep Vour Tall Ucbl nurtilne;.- -Down at Noodlo-b.um'e.- -Xlood-By Boose." "Vo Are Wiih Va Uncle Kammy, lo a kiln"" and -We Will Ail Have lo Oatber at Ibe River" were batched up by Mr. Keating penally for the ocoaaloa and uni te hi accompaalmant. fatketle Ballad Catebln. Another catchy tun that will linaer Ion with th Jolly Tl tter- na a oalbetic ballad composed and sun by "Mr. Moreiana. -w nal a toe Le 10 Worry When Tou'r Mroka" Tbe lesds la the heavy elnrlnr role wer takes by Mis Ovcood. Mia Ar tbur. Mis France. Miss Moor and Mia McUonach. or th Orecon Grill. KTVeral Vncorea rreIel Mk Facet and Mr. Cans, Portland amateur. In their fetrhtna: kla waits formation, and ttrarty applaus tlio was clven Mls Conlta. th iipanlib dancer. nd W. II. Scott, who forcefully recited Th Shootlnc of Dan McOrw." unce in a while th nolay clement In th aodlenc mad up of Gorc, W. II. Mail. r. N. Clark. Georc P. Henry. Henry W. Fries. Ed J. Daly, with Lou Cronla. who acted a a sort of tac master, and Dorr rJ. Keasey. would rush the gauntlet and steaj tnues of beer from the tables on th since. Then "Heinle Noodlebaura" Hlncler would mak a atump ape.ch. tellinc th rouchrr element that when h is som day lccted Purfoniaater of Port land. prklln wlnos and cool beer will flow freely out of tb Benson fountain spouts, and tb speed limit will b (9 mile an hour. Preceding- th frolic In th Arcadian Gardens nearly ISO of tha Jolly realty men partook of an elaborate banquet at th Multnomah Hotel and after the blc bow almost the entire body adjourned to specially reserved space at the Ore goo Grille to finish the night. The an nual Jollification of 11 will undoubt edly go down tn the Board s blstory a Ita biggest, tallest, happiest night. BAKER TO PROVIDE CLUB SALOOX WITflOlT LIQtOR ADVO CATED FOR tVOBVNISGktE.X. Ceaaaatrte. la 5 eased to Espedit. Mat. ter anf City Will Back Project so Avwtd Ckartry Taint. riAKKIt. Or, Dc 10. 8pclaL To hurry ma siabllshment of the rest room to take the piac of the saloon a a badquartrs for men from the outside wbo visit here, a committee consisting of Mayor Palmar. Chief of Folic Jackson. Pollr Judge Cunning and Commissioner Henry and V bltllor. was today appointed to loveatlgat pos sibilities of getting Immediate action. Th meeting at th Baker Commer cial Club waa attended by representa tive of many leading organisation and mere were many advocates of the plAn. allbougb none wanted ll to be on cbarlty basis. A saloon without liquor, with aa x-bartecder la charge, la lo b etarted. Lev. Owen F. Jones, of St. Stephen' Episcopal Church. prldd at the meet ing Mayor Palmer showed tbat tha ait of tb saloon removed tb meeting pla of toaoy men and forced them Into lb dreels. Pollc Chief Jackson mpbaalied the need of a piac for men to gather and keep warm lo their quest for employmant. Tbe plan la to bav tb city back the project to keep It frets being classed aa charity. MUTS ON ICE TONIGHT Illppodromw Turwd Over to Needy nere. -Tonlgot wi:i th a!gt" at th Portland Ico Hippodrome, a th big 1. arn ha been turned over to tbe lata for their csrapalffs to aeetst the poor aad awed of Portland and vicin ity. A pctJ programme bag ba ar raagad foe tk aoeaaloe, aad. Judging free tk way tb ommitt la ahaxg of th affair t going around, "a bl time can be ex pcted by alL" Th first vnt will tart promptly at I o'clock, and tha hilarity wlil go oa for about aa hour, and then th regular lc-skatlng session will be oa tapla. A seaelon of amalaur lc hockey and a tug-of-war between teams rep reeentlng the pollc burao and tk fir department will be featured. a a a -Smoky- Harrla and "Moots John son wer th only Portland L'ncl Sam wbo wr not aba to practice yester day afternoon al tbe Portland Ic Hlp podrom. Hsrrta wrenched hla knee In th gam between ronimu Seattl last rrldy night. "Moose" was out of tbe practice oa account of a bad ankl. Tba next workout of the Portland puc It -chasers wlil b tomorrow after noon, according to Manager E. H. Sav sge. Tomorrow, Friday and Monday ar th day act ald for workout of th Unci Same. eee "Cully" TVIlson. of the Seattle Met ropolitan, ha been elected aa coach for th amateur Ic hocky tem rep resenting the Canadian Bank of Com mere of Seattle, Wash. a e a TatrloUe fund hockey gam ar being scheduled and played ail over Canada. He ports have It that a con siderable sum has been thus secured. COAST BOOM EXPECTED CEOrtCB R. 1ICGHES OX VlSrT TO rOflTLASD IS OPTIMISTIC. Beaeflta ef EiyeilUss Will B rtr. Beaching, la Belief Oregea BwllaJag la Jra la e. Georg K. Hughes, a former resident of Portland and now secretary of th Wiley & Allen Coreoany, plane daalera. I. naelaa- a kualneaa visit tO Portland and Incidentally renewing bis acquain tance with many old friend. air. uugne is nigniy opiimuuo v.i tb futur proKress of th Coast aa a rult of th attention directed hither by th fair at ban t'ranclsco. "Th benefit from tho exposition," he said, "will not be limited to San Francisco or to California alone. They will b Coast-wide. Oregon and Wash able result aa well a California, Thal la lbs presumption uyuu th fair wa conceived and that wa tb apparent purpose of many of the heaviest subscribers. L . i - i a wl.k ,i-rf rent of debt paid and a neat balance In the . - Tit. t don't helieve a singl subscriber will aa for a dividend. They are planning to oivcri me chancels that will aid In the general scheme of elvlo Improvement. - and for ... . .-n t nraaervatlon Of BOmO Of ill. V ' "." " , tb bulldinga on the falrgrounda v. hope to bav u i-aiaco vi preserved. -The popI of San Francisco wer delighl.d to te.rn that th Oregon ...... i... ii MAt ha torn down. Ibe Oregon bul dlng ertlnly waa on of th chief attracuons si - people of Oregon ha.v Just rson to b proud of It." .. .. -.in ,.m. n here for B few days. II formerly lived at Forest Grove and later In Portland. He, left Oregon about li year ago and has lived In Callfornl ever since. REPORT OH LINER HEAR MIXTr.SOTA PROBERS RE9CME YTORJC IX Sal FTIASICISCO. Steamer Declared la Gowd Coadltl.a Leaving Seattl! AU Bailers Later Crtpplea by Blewoat. SA-V FRANCISCO. Doc JO. Findings of a board of Inquiry on tba disable ment of the Hill tamr Mlnne.ota will bo announced In a few days by John K- Bulger. United States super vising Inspector of steam vessels, who returned ber today with reports on the Mtnnesota'a condition when . sh sailed from Seattle November 14. H said the reports, signed by Bion Whitney and Harry C. Lord, local in s pec tors at Seattle, showed th tressel waa In "good condition" when she left ""lloner testa caused th Inspector to order a reduction In maximum steam pressure from toi to 180 pounds. Examination of th 16 boiler. In all of which tubee blew out Intermittently rrora November H to December 7. wben tb Minnesota waa taken In tow off th coast of Lower California, was resumed today by Joseph P. Dolan. lo cal Federal inspector of boilers. His technical report and that ot Captain Jamea Guthrie. Inspector of hull, who. with Dolan. constituted the board of Inquiry, will be submitted to Mr. Bul ger for review and th findings then will b announced, PE ELL LODGE-IS HOST Masons Greet Bretliren From Vari ous Sections of State. . r , r- vt-.-K Flan. 9.U. Sd- clsD According to reports received me Masonic lodKe at P Ell outdid It self in U celebration held there Sat urday night. South Bend and Raymond members lo lha number of 0 were met at tbe train by a band. Tbe third degree work was put on by member of the Wlllapa Harbor lodges. About JOO Masons and their families sat down at the banquet. Large delegation attended from Chehalia. Centralis and other polnla In this sec tion. Among the spcakere wer John W AUxandcr and A. 8. Cory, of lhe . '.. . .,. l-.nlralla- Kd- UBJlk, L. " -'' v " " ward Newell, of Centraila: Professor ,. . j n-i A Lontx, or I'.aymonu. aun " of South Bend. Attorney ' ' ,-7. and Professor Harty. of tha P i.U School. CEJTRALIANS TAKE OFFICE Outgoing Marcr Adrlaes Successor to Practice Economy. .-.rr ! T T 1 Tfaah TC- 10. (P?- elJlTblB afternoon the retiring City Commission, compossd of Mayor H. . Thompson ana -""",'-"' - - tv-i i . m k'.ir formsllr turned lb affaire of the city over to the new Commission, composed of Mayor wonn Galvln and Commissioner Tom Roger and W W. Dtcaerson, njor j .im mad an ddress to th nw Commla slon In which h. advised the new ad ministration lO pratuce in, an ..c economy. ... nnrtlinrnJ tb aCOOint- ment of Mile McOrail a chief of po- . r t LTi-k I.M.p r t In -.4 lice to inww - - - " - and William It. Le to succeed City At torney W. N. EeaX resigned. ratrlck Traccy Falls tn nattlc. Tommy Tracey, boxing Instructor at the Multnomah Athletic Club, ha re ceived word that hi brother, Patrick Tracey. with th Austrsllan contingent In Esypt. was killed on October ti In an engagement near liellpolls. The Tracer family was originally In Ir laad. but mi grated ta Australia aom GRIP EPIDEMIC BIG Social Whirl and Schools. Are Depleted by Influenza- WHOLE CITY IS AFFECTED Dr. Robert Coffey Declares Toil Is Greater Than In Any Previous Tear and Tbat Serious Com plications Are Common. "W all gog bab colgs In our hebs." The foregoing lucid remark Is cur rent In Portland today, members of the beat families confessing In those words tho truth sought by casual in quirers for their disappearance from tha social whirL Furthermore, th as sertion Is more prevalent than It has been In many years. "Portland Is In tha grasp of one of the worst epidemics of grip that I have known." aald Dr. Robert C. Cof fey., who, though he Is not a general practitioner and doe not handle such cases himself, has an extensive knowl edge of health conditions In tho city, yesterday. "It la very contagious." he continued. "It should not be treated carelessly, as It Is dangerous because of the com pllcationa which follow. Pneumonia and tuberculosis often camp on the trail ot the grip. I would advise folk to shun It Ilk smallpox, for it is easily spread," Mora. Grip Kood Than Colds. Some physicians report little Increase of colds and influenza, (or grip) over normal this year. In spite of the ad mirable weather for the development of th disease. Such a one Is not Dr. a. W. Tamlesle. - "In 14 years of practice, in Portland I have never found grip more preva lent." asserted Dr. Tamlesle yester day. "There are more sever symptoms to be found this year and I know few families which hare escaped a touch of the disease. I find mora grip than colds." Dr. J. C Zanr reports many cases of bad colds and grip which have oome under bis observation, but thinks the number about normal. He finds nu merous bronchial complications. The majority of cases are mild and do not require th attention ot physicians, ha points Out. Inclement Weather Blamed. The Inclement weather and winds are blamed by most physicians for the epidemic Tbe heavy east winds that recently prevailed are mainly respon sible, they say. Warm Chinook winds are expected to break up the siege ot grip and colds. "Grip ts the cause of much throat and middle ear trouble," raid Dr. Ban ner R. Brooke yesterday, "and may lead to abscess of the brain and other alarming complications. The Influenza bacillus s active In spreading It, and there is a great deal of It about at present" City Health Officer 5t B. Marcellus has not noted a serious increase of colds and grip this Fall and Winter. Cases are not reported to the health office, and ho said yesterday that he thought tbe epidemic was not un usual. Dr. O. yillor Babbitt, specialist In eye. ear. nose and throat disease, finds many cases where grip has led to com plications. Ear Abates. Prevalence Noted. "I have noticed that the most preva lent complication this year has been the ear abscess." said Dr. Babbitt yester day. "There have been many double abscesses and tbe ear seem the prin cipal points of attack. Grip changes in its after-symptoms almost every year. I have noticed. "Last year it was followed with throat complications, of which there are only few mis year. Before that stomach and tonsils were attacked. Though I have seen many serious cases, there have been no fatalities." Though many teachers are confined to their homes and some classrooms are badly decimated by the epidemic of grip, there have been no schools or classrooms closed on account of It, according to City School Superintend ent Alderman. The Couch School Is on of the worst affected by the epi demic, he asserted. GRIP IS EPIDEMIC AT O. A. C. Wave Hits Campus and More Than 160 Cases Are Reported. CORVALLIS. Or.. Dec 20. (Special.) A wave of the grip, assuming epi demic proportions upon me campus of the Oregon Agricultural College, has cauaed a notice to be Issued from the president's office thst me college would close for the annual holiday recess tomorrow night, a day and a half ear lier than waa planned. It is estimated that the number of cases' ranges from 150 to. 200. Most of me students who go home will leave on speicai trains tomorrow night, and few activities are promised for the holiday season on me campus. The dormitory women who will remain In the city during the vacation will live in the three sorority houses. COURT EXILES HUSBAND Vancouver Man Is Ordered to Re main Away From Home. VANCOUVER, Wash.. Dec tO. (Spe cial.) Mrs. Amanda Chappell has ob tained a restraining order In the Su perior Court preventing her husband, whom she is suing for divorce, from rc.UA.uiu. . - n miserable for ber. She alleged that be swore at her and the nve cniiaren, two . v. , L.kU. h.li twin, nnri onl-tr S nlrl lp.it.ri her with ennlc m n t and will not work and make a living. Tbe Shertrr nas oeen oroerea to exe cute tha order of the court. Oregon City New Bank Opens. OREGON CITT. Or., Dec 20. (Spe cial.) The Bank of Commerce. Oregon City' third banking Institution, opened it doora this morning In the Weinhart building at Eighth and Main streets. Dr. A. L. Beatie. of the Oregon Com mission Company, was tbe first depos itor. Several hundred persons Inspected tha hank's new quarters. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. A OO0D LrTTLE b-room boardlbg-bous for : oa 11th and Mfktt cts. PrVB gaoo. 100 oaak. Mala Toe. bsiiefetsiCM tag ma ss., n iati.-a. nl i ifwl v ill I are m An AH-refinery Gas Red Crown is not a mixture. It i a product of traieht distillation a genuine gasoline cut-" High tit honor at San Francisco and San Diego Expoiitlon. Dealers everywhere and at our SERVICE STATIONS. Standard Oil Company (Califarata) Portland VON KLEIN AFTER TRADE PAROLED COimCT OFFERS BAR GAIS TO OFFICIALS. JTcw Manager f Diamond Department of Minneapolis Jewelry Store Give Chances oa Stone. SAJ-EM. Or.. Dec. 20. (Special.) As manager of the diamond department Of a Minneapolis Jewelry house, K. E. C. von Klein, now out of the Oregon penitentiary on parole, has written to state officials here asking them to take advantage of Christmas -bargains which he has to offer In precious stones. Von Kloin was paroled SoptemDer last, after serving the minimum of a one-to-four-year sentence for polyg amy. He was convicted in juno, in. tn Multnomah County on this cnarge. following accusations made by Miss Ethel Newcomb, of San Francisco, who alleged that he illegally married her to get $3500 worth of Jewelry which she possessed. Von Klein married Miss Newcomb In Ran Francisco In 1911 under the name of George B. Lewis. The couple came to Portland and reglsterea at a msn lonable hotel. Soon afterward Von Klein deserted Miss Newcomb. taking with him her Jewelry. At several sensational trials in Port land It developed that Von Klein had married Miss Louise Illstrup, of Min- in xtichlan City. Ind.. in Is Your Meat Protection IT MEANS GOOD HEALTHY MEAT, and it appears only on meat that has been inspected by Uncle Sam's skilled inspectors, ONLY when they find the meat wholesome and satisfactory in every respect. Meat and meat food products bearing this stamp can be eaten with absolute - security, and their cost is no more than the uninspected kind the kind that may be good and may not. For your protection, ask your dealer to show you the stamp before buying meat, as only 50 of Portland meat is in spectedall the more reason for your demanding to see this stamp. Union Meat Company, Producers of Columbia Product. After January First 19 Write at once for our new free .. . . . i .1 . I a listed and pncea tnc hrandS Ot liquors. . of buying by mail k sumer most economical ana sausianuijr, An orders will be filled" in exact conformitywith tho new law. How thia law offecto you in .to apphca. . I .L --;rwl in nur catalog. Wa S La DOn I Kl twin guarantee our goodo and . o cannoi tovnuai . - . bo unable to communiwq - IffAYLOR iiet your name on r our maiSind list now V mi Write for our price, en i J Dv: f JULIUS LEVIN COMPANY rJJl?Z 1 Larseat WLolaaal. Liquor Waia Vt 01 CJ-cag '' I urn il il r " nwai i wa i wf'"1 J lr.fi ZEROLETfE At ShiJarJ Oil ior tfoior Car 1902. In 1913 Von Klein was arrested In Chicago. Mrs. Weber, of Kansas City, Mo., and Mrs. Isabella Temple. Of Nashville, Tenn., testified then that they had lost Jewels to him. SOLDIER ASKS DIVORCE Plaintiff Declares Wife Hit Him on Head nnd Locked Him In Room. VANCOUVER, Wash., Dec 20. (Spe cial.) Emll Ranstedt. a soldier, has filed suit for divorce from his wife because she hit him on the head with ' a hairbrush and locked him In his room until released by neighbors. Th cou ple were married in Seattle September 15. 1913, and her first nam is Ida,. Mr. Randstedt alleged that his wife deserted him, and he also alleges cruel and Inhuman treatment. There are no property rights affected by the desired decree. Woodland Teams Win Games. WOODLAND, Wash., Dec. 20. (Spe cial.) The Hidgefield basketball teams of boys and E'r's came over on Fri day night and both were defeated by the Woodland teams, the boys winnlnir by the score of 26 to 3. and the girls winning over the Ridtrefield girls by 6 to 4. Last night the boys' team went to Sara and defeated the Sara boys by 19 to 15. The latter game was tied. 15 to 15 at the end of play in regular time, but they mutually agreed to play an extra five minutes, with the result that the Woodland team secured four more points to the Sara team's nothing In the extra time. the Famous Hrana catalog in which are plainly J loaf Irnnwn nuahtv - ',","7, :,Url ou win from - wholesaler - to - con 1 1 l!.f..Aar . . - vj a prompt crvu- " -. therefore will J""""' , .. : . .!1 k tin ct VOU OLD TAYLOR, yellow label, bottled u. Vn 11 ka anrnnaed. r- V?'.o57 A 7 c