Tim aionyrxn oregoxiax, Wednesday, DECEsroEi. tz. iois. ' Li
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NORTHWEST HELD
ill GRIP OF STORM
Wind. Snow and Rain Sweep
Over Wide Territory: Gale
0 M ies at Bay City.
SLIDES BLOCK ALL LIKES
rrUJ lt l.J-Iarn HaiiiUll
sad Wlad Tlutt rUj frank
l Uh t snbrrila. Krrptax Tardy
Mwfpn la piKoaifort,
i-it r rat
tiniuiw l e.arly tor t.m. a -r.at
II waa el t!l I U-t )Hf.
P.aKroai officials port.4 tt tie
av w a-a I (mi 4s oa parts of IB
saaoatala lis aaprotactad by la
aoa-sa'd.
Tha lla. f th North." rclftc
lha Chicago. Mawauke. SI.
I'aul an eo-n la traffic a4 th rt
North. ra t-aat aiM a-ars; It
tra.roatin.Rtal Irilei or th ortn
ra f'BetfK tr-a t.a H-otti. anJ
rok. N ria. w.r c.ucht -i.m
in sil1. an-t ept for rr
kanfiT lar a.clat.J or t'tid.nt
tn train twk la eoanev'too aJiH th.
Nortn'ra fuifk, paeor suff.r.4
la:eeai.n. aireat ,orta.rn of-fto-la.e
salt th-t fcop. to th.tr
li.la e a.r..l fcefor. lB""t .
Traia.. oa Iho Uaiora fa.-1.1'? t of
Tvtua a' aU u e-Mn-l aa sarli
s'i-i. t&at h.a.a covifcl th. tra.-it a.ar
y .ta. A 8i for of men t. at wora
l.rtn trio a.i.era'-ttoa. U houI4
clatod ear.r tttie moroinr. Tr-
i;. t-t frona Chicago at J o'clock laat
Biaat. wtil arrl. aom lire this mora-
Irtar Nx I. trio f'.R'i.ta l'J-'L a:. l
h. t hahlrwl ta Siuie.
Na. . 4i. to la I'orttant at II l
tv reoraiaa- for J-alt I. a. Ofr. wsa
k...l k.ro antil th tr k wa rl4Ml
ioeo itm a:a l- lha
tninl Ira.- a. ttna I'ortlaraa ao.J J
act:.. T ft- ?!Sata Limitt. d -io frm
l.a'tl at J 3 I rt'. a; ! rrmrft
-ortUnt aaul tl J a-jat. ao4 l.Ct
lor l'lif'-rtW at Hi'lnKll.
Nnrta.ra tria oa tha Tua-l hml
liiv aio w.r. 4:.vl
Ta. N tlaa Im. .at of hr. .-if.
t'f't ta-i'-f. ao4 ail ftUi. ara til
t.r.X Tha "'jth'i-a r.'t- c'a !: r.
trm, at a.T.ft.'l TL TiHtmo" !!
of tao o:B.r- w. Iir4 bit.
it, an 4 ait trataa ar iai Inlt'.j
a.if4.
cnr.it rni:rT rtooorn
rawaailra hal fraa anil linwn
Uorryln Abal Ma k.
ntnnu. iai. St. ?".-
Ui rao torm wi.-a .. r'...'
la i"i. ..ciioo .f o'it.i 'it
.a lha pt onr l tha orl f r
tli. V. i.t.r. tl . ?. ta fcr nora
to (Rat ta. ru;n aa.i .t4on
au t.-.o niat t.r for
. 7 !'. lia.'rM.f traffic art-
i:r ioe.rfr4 it If
.'rf-4 . ctr-.mr
Th. uSiiu-ur ia pna.r ptnt
a Kaiama fur I at twu ?
i'n a'itaw..t TVan!ecton nti
wt; Hill aal eaw.r ara out of ..riUro
l.aitf&t. tho .ntir. loal I. i"l rarrt.4
at ta. 'a a-i a'aat aa iul i't4
tar::y laa .tortn a4 aattarr
ar. w.ra .a doz! th.l In Mma !)
fArtion. ta atrr. ai.ra fleo!-! f'r
aaur. irn ta t. Ail ta. .aaa.l
la IB!. w.-.o,t r iur . At
l.icta.1 taa jtnoor rial roui not oar
at ail laa Mmi,i at Ca.aaii. l: t
att.insi t irt- Ji-U tfa ':'
Va4 arao.'h ar ! to b a. I c.l.
AtIO PAKtY IX Ill.li;tl
Ortoa) Oorvla in tlaa In tlx War f"
Car Otor WalUvwa Moancala.
uk uRA.rr. or . r.. st oo-
riAi. a tt.f a a4.iM irj str.tr aato
trt9 arroaa l summit of Wal'.owa
Xouataia ifi.!jf. ! wau-a fnr mor
fa to Bail., of 4"Iat country ta.
au'iKta t!t.niiy l tl ta a tn.ir war
ul af arai n.n drift t"raa Veical
aa4 Cftr!. A M.rtiia. of th 'atora
t a Lif. la ra rnm?ir. of
frioil.n. .'fompnl CrtOS ri.
4 ..! m '.n. I'ort: ial ftrat.r man.
tarit4 La t.r.n.i. Ut ai it Crora I. a
t.rprl.. Oa :uaa faqnta!a Ih.r r
mint la a '.nt .'aroa wai'-n tai.r
tra.4 Into a ritia btiJ4ar4. for
...ral boar t& m ah.al at
a4 f'whI h aat-v t-iortlx b.fora
ta.T r.a.-h4 t::na tar fouai taat At.
Irm, iMml.'l. ba4 faiUa frona laa
ranaic boar4 of tba rar. an4 li-wjwti
a. Voiat rrtt b-a on foot
fin. I him. Thr. mi! tn.-b tar fount
AMiftaa anal ..ft?u"r ail r.a-&.4
::cin. wh.ro ta tn dt rar mr
-..! At rt.- t-. ieo wo auor.
la. a tbr.o f.l ".
ifimi v.Ti:n inK nr.CTrr.D
Vo Xrantlr4 Near Itoqataan f'.l;tlt
rara Ar CarrtrtI Oat.
ITOQftUt WkS. P"-. It Mp'-!a!
firar. Harbor b h It wf. l'fm
af th MM) 4'irim th tbr.o
al.r. but ha without danaat
TO wlnt t ba bar mo.1 of
lao t!Ti. aat h ban armmMilf ) ty
m .ao'ir of raia. .:u. oa r.i.w.T
I na btwa b.r an t l'ut ."ounl
ka rt-!rt :t tr n int:.- la th
fe.rbor fr a.rat boir. aa4 d;ablM
l.:rca .a-t tl.pnoe. In... All
ri.r. la th. cotiacrr ar al ta b ht
. ta T.ar
TUi'lunpUi Il.fi.tr b.lwa.a Abtr.
4.. a n. M.iattn. an nr lF aat.r
!!. for mi ant . a t a dapta of a
m-v-a a. tt la Mi". a t at polal
wool of lii-iiana It I. laa ft d-'p.
.Na aama frona bia wat.r ta
at.-L ii?pfa baa aet utcr4.
mrKUivt uk Kiorrr.n
Laadli4 ItolJa t p lvaUrd Train
oa) WllUmrfte al!ry foattwra.
rf?rx cttt. cr. rtf. st ip.
rA l.nda: I'to a tho antakirta of
r.-oa Otr tontxht up a lod4
mmmm- mr tr;a l"f Mint Aac oa
ta A uin'' Vall.r foith.ra aat
topo..J a t lr.'f' oa.r tha Ha for
?! h .j r a.
A amllnr fr.or waa B out.
hood m'vEti nM ; orT
Protra-tloai for fpanlnc l"lb. flallt
al Ccl of f I5. Ixalroyrd.
itoo nivrR. rr . rw. t .'r-
eA; -Hiir ria f lt fhi aad
to..- baatnaT ai .5-l ttir to
mmrtt flo at. laa curr.nl t Mj y
tor. Ml a dlr.'! dtrn ron ttrurt'd at
Iba l-int eipaaa of lh euy. county
aa4 atata
Tba root of tba dam, feultt t"T th
purpoe cf lncraJlr j lb feafi'. of
a I I
t4 fu.r. a. apawalatr 'rm and
dlv.rtinc th. aal.r of It. rir at It
moatb tcti a d'.p r.ianf .l. rnptrln
Into tn Colombia In a 4natrana
nun. about III. Tba ell
)otoJ tfco spaa of cnn.trurtlon b
cauaa It., ehmrnt km ft lr oatl.l of lb
citT'. -w r .T.t.m flu.b.a
eo-a 1 vat aicht aa lah aad a half
of rala baa fail's. aa4 th aoow of
a.v.r.l tacaaa oarr lb ral r Baa
a.U4.
svivr. or RWVDCST IS TATAL
Wonua la Victim W tx" Iamp af
ALanJuoed Mill flrraka Liooac.
TACOUA. TCaatU. r. St. A mouB
taia of wat.r-aoah.4 aaajuat. ral.aa.d
from tea poai'ioa al Iba loe or a kill
about aeo-balf a tnlio aat of ratrfu.
li mil m oa.I of bar. MMfir cra.b.4
4owa ta imbaaksiaal. tor ta airoa
tatvotorr bm of J It. raiia to blor.a
a4 klii4 Mra. )a:!a. aba u a.oo.
la b.r bora.
II. r buaa"4 wla orlo'lral of lb
r.irf.i arbool aat bat loft homo .lia
h a a ona am. tlm. Ivcfor tb i'4.
Tb aa.dail u ara la accumuUt
me. b.inc tb 'dump" of aa abaadoa4
mil.
U.i:roa4 'tt4at.a ara tBl.rraptad.
vtr. ar down aa4 o.laraborlrc ri'.r.
ar ruatrr aa th r.aull of tba worat
wio.1 la Tinaa ta alcbt y.ara aod
lb b.a.i'.t rainfall Ihl. aana.
Th rainfall from y.at.rdar moraine
ontil aaa tr4 waa I 17 Inch. a. Th .
nOLTE OF TROpOSEn HIGHWAY
OF NORTH
t LM
north - J v 4r
J yaAia i ,4
I iwMiTC I . V j j
J rO7T m P 5an N I l 1
i.MCOE: -SJ V -
I VAKIMA 1 fl
j INDIAN RESERVATION V ' Sv B
I Wvv'" Wfc " J 1
aotio nr. t Mr ijoic.Tr r.iTio ttnoi nnTrr.n tntj snow
UU REaiiRVATIOW.
win4 attain. 4 a rtlorltr of roll, an
boar at 11. '.J lat alcht. th. t roc Beat
tral I'm lcrb--r ?. 1'. wb.a tt
t.w 41 miir. an hour.
Train. btw..a Taroma aad Port
Iant ar. a.ral hour tat aa tha ro-
u it of lan4:i'l'. on lha Portiaad
ni.io tin u4 ninttr Br lh North. rn
lrf! tn4 lh. Ifc-tV. ft. N. Cora
parr. Th eii4 ourrd on lb
itnl t-f!n- tin at Mtth au.
K -' ro a. iolxk and Caatie I'.ork.
Tha atijo at VUlh bt.ou t aaid
to the wcr.t. Tha .art" covar both
r. be at ta Point IWianco line 124
f..l ta a d'P'b of b-tw.a thro and
fo.r ft. I'atvarr tralne ar b.lncj
Northern PacUK main Ho tbrouch
lioota Tacooia. It la ipt4 tb
airt wUE b tmov4 tonlcht.
Th a'H. at K'tron. Wlnlocb: and
CaU Rock w.r from Z to tt frt
luntf an4 two f- t dp.
Mrvrr.n wind hits tillamook
TbD.trr and I Ichtnlne: Arcornpan
lea Ulc Which Ilrache Mllra.
. t.ir s. r . iaiarlaltM
ri v i t . . . -
fa of th rat Btortne of tb
a"a la Bear oa jiiiamo
Tba wtnd I blowtnar at an -mile
rat from th aouth.aai and I d"lr.
(n.d at:a damac t lumber fllea.
ama.l boalj. etc.
Tba p:.drler htoalnc to Wallr
Wood brob oo from ta anchor and
la row bto daahed upon tho rock
ilatf ha oathera I'actl.e rlcht of
way. A erw af men ar al work Iry
r ta a.t tba driver otf tha rocks, but
lr ara barm- a hard tun workifcc
la th "t h wind.
Thundor. liefctntrr and hall took
lira with lb wind aad rala la nssklas;
tb storaa ooa la ba rm. on bored.
CLE ADATTS AT A5T0RL
tjindalUlr CorrT Tracks and Com pel a
Tranafrr of IhAaarnrrr.
ac-rcvirta Or. Doc 1 1. 5pcIal.V
Tha" sonth.rly sal whK-h tru-k this
..-tioa liuadar aifh toaunuta unn
today, hot onihl tha wtnd haa abated
materially. Taa 1 wee accompanied
iy a hay fail of rain.. Th only dam.
a.-a wt ly was th smaahlcf of a few
window.
A bad atM occurr4 en a flit In th
Columbia lltc"aar nr Tonsue Point
and th.r w aa another at Palm. whr
a portion of the blr.iwar eiid oa lh
railroad track, romp.lllnar today's trains
ta transfer th.ir paDScr and bas-
orr (.r. cnora winp-swkpt
i:ict-trle Llxhtln Wlrra Are Ils
ablcd br 1'nry of Horra.
COTTAOK filinvr. Or, Tec. Tl.
Iipe,-la:. i A wind slnrto that ram Bp
wi'nont aotu-o late "uiwltf aft.rnoon
end waa .r tor th faw mioute It
Uat4 bl.w down th fia po! at th
fcUb .-hool and took down on of th
wr.e of th. atec-tric; lichtlec srat.rn.
Th tis?hHnT syatem wa only eat
of ceaimiMixs about a half hour and
tbr. was no e-rlous tmtt or tncoo
y.m.nco a th r.sult of the hl wind.
Karmers report ellsht damaa to
frnc.e.
CAnt: IaJCKS HAS 4 INCHES
iirram Ar IHK-d tJ Sanw Water
Itoa loantalna.
CA5r"ArK IXX-K.t. Or. P. SI.
Caav-ada Lock haa ha4 a. moat four
lncf. of talnfatl In the paat SI hours
r.d tear ar no indications that It
will abate tooicht. Tbl. I the heaaleet
rainfall eirri.oc.4 for el year.
Th rain . accompanied by a Chinook
wlad. which ha iH!t4 moot of th
9 aow la tba mountAtns. and ail th
atreaaae ar rrflowlnc th.lr banks.
IJcctrtc riant la ruimrrd.
rtUJ CtTT. Or. P.c. II (Special )
Th hy raloa U.t nHht and today
baa put tb l.ucklamsta tllt't tbaa
at any time this .- n.
A part of the dim helocelns; ta th
.tectrtc plant was swept out this af
ternoon, but th watr la stiil o hlh
aa t ftttaUb sufficitet Jr for Us it.
3 COUNTIES KNOCK
ATPOBTLA DSDOOR
Yakima, Klickitat and Skama
nia Ask to Be Permitted
to Trade Here.
CO-OPERATION IS SOUGHT
Xrrd of Itoad rrora North Taklm
to Hood Illrr and of Illfihaaay
Ttiroach Fkamanla rhown.
Coantlra Willing to Aid.
"Won't yoo o?B year door and lt
SB rorno la ana) iraaa wnn you.-
to apob t no ropr.a.ntatlTr or trtro
CONNECTING NORTH YAKIMA WITH PORTLAND. AND SECRETARY
YAKIMA COM3IUSCIAL CUB
"
counties In th Fouth Central part of
taa state of Waehlnrton to tha people
of Portland at the Chamber of Com
merce last nlcbt.
Yakima County. Klickitat County and
Fkamania County each In turn asked
for Portland co-operation In their ef
fort, to ccr hlKhway connection
with th astabltah.d roada leading to
Ihl. city.
They did not ask for aeaMnc. mind
you. only for co-pration. Tbey eem
pretty well able to lake car of thetn
a.lyoa. theae rroaparous and rrowln
communities north of the Columbia
Kleer. but are nned In a deeperat
atrurc'a now for tha frlvUea-e of -
pandinc their commercial and their
social relations.
inif peopi want to coma to Port
land." exrlained J. A. Ilarader. secre
tary of tb North Taklma Commercial
Club and the epokeeman for tba people
of Yakima County.
Xaleral Ceaaedtoaa la Portland.
"We ar la the Plat of Washlnitton
but rot of It." assarted W. Fcott Co.
County Commissioner from Klickitat--Our
natural conoectlona are with
Portland."
We do all our business with Port
land and read the Portland papers."
added J. W. fhlpley. Commiaeloner
from Hkamanla County. "All we aak Is
a little help and good will from Port
land In return."
The simple, direct appeals from thes
representatives of th nelahborlns
counties of a netrhborlnc state were
effective. The rr.ecllnr. whlrh was al
t.nJ'4 by a Ursa number of Portland
bua'.neea men. resolved promptly to ex
lend tb co-operation that tho visitors
dw: re. Soma active steps probably will
be authorised soon
In a more concrete form th Port
land Chamber will arrant the request
of the visitor to secure Federal aid
for construction of a proposed hlabway
ronnoctlnc North Taklma with tha Co
lumbia JUver lilchway at Hood River.
Part af Road Tkraaih lUarrre.
Tor a dlatanc of nearly 44 miles this
road must be built throus-h the Yakima
In llan reservation. The Impertinent of
Indian Affairs at Washington. D. C.
will ha aaked to co-operate in the
work be bulldiner this psrt of tha high
way. Tho rortland Chamber of Com
merce will Join with th commercial
bodies in the Piste of Washlnrton to
secure tha necersary assistance jroro
the Federal authorities.
C C. Chapman, who presided, first
presented Mr. Harader. who explained
the proposed Taklma-Pnrtland road In
soma detail. II pointed out that the
distance from North Taklma to White
Salmon, on th Washington side of the
river, where ferry connection Is made
with flood River on the Ores; on aide.
Is lr.. than loe miles. About miles
of this is In Taklma County and the
remain-ler In Klickitat County. He
predicted that tha surreys and some
preliminary work would be done next
year.
Itastr Shaven oa Map.
C. C. llutchlns. secretary of the White
falmon Commercial Club. Indorsed the
eentlments of Mr. Harader and presen
ted maps and pictures Illustrating the
route.
Commissioner Shipley of Skamania
County reminded tha Portland people
of the Importance of completing the
hlehway on th north bank of the river
between Vancouver and White Salmon.
Many Portland men cave enthusi
astic Indorsement to the Yakima road,
as well as to tha road IhrouKh Ska
mania County. Amonsr tha speakers
were C. C Overmlra. president of the
Portland Automobile Club: Julius I
Meier, president of the Columbia High
way Association: George K. Hardy. x
cutlv secretary of th Chamber of
Commerce: Jacob Kanaler, secretary of
th lectalalion and taxation bureau of
lha Chamber: Amos Itenson. good roads
enthusiast: R C. !.anrnater. engineer
of th Columbia Plver Highway: o. w.
Mielke. vice-president of th Klake
McFsIl Companv; O. F. Hclnlx. a di
rector of tha Chamber of Commerce,
and John K. Yeon. roadmsater and
builder of th Columbia Hirer Highway.
Three) Willi I-rad Sentenced.
Arre.tcd with a quantity of lead pip
In their possession, for which they
could gtr no good account. Jack Maki.
Jak farkrrson aiw! John Hendrlckson
e'er s-ntenced to IS days each by Mu
nicipal Judge tTcson vsaurdar. Th
f--.
m-fi Mltrf(l thov found tti plpo
Iho dump near tha nd of th BurnsW
brldea. City rote-tlr Vauithn an
Hainmorilry and Officer Lilll. H
handitvd tba faaa. however. er of th
oplDloa that tbey had taken tb plumb
Ins fixturaa from ora Tacant house.
ASHLAND ELECTION HELD
Mr. Mario Vanpcl la Elected to
rt of Tark CoromlMloner.
A5HUAND. Or Dae. 1. Spclal.)
At tha city alactloo bar today, C w.
Pant a waa choarn Councilman In tb
Firt WTard: C. w. Root. iSacona
A. C Nlntnrar. for th two-year term,
and A. K Umb for th on-year term.
Third Ward.
Mra. Marl Vboprl waa elected park
eommiaaloner and J. P. Dod. aprlcjta
commlsaloner for IIyb and thr-year
terma. reapectlr ly.
RALIF B00NECURRY DIES
Cx-Aodltor for Portland Socrumbs
la Arizona Mining Fields.
rtaJif Bwin Curry, auditor for the
City of Portland for a number of years,
diod Sunday mornlnr at Klnarman.
Arl-. of pneumonia. Mr. Curry was a
.on rff tho lata Oeorca u. t. nrry. onco
iwusuu.
ft W (ll rl" T awa.a.1. taa
J.. A . HrcLd.cr '
proposed road throcgh ix-
territorial governor of Oregon, and was
a native Orrgontan. He was attracted
to Kingman a few months ago by the
reports of a gold strike there
Mr. Curry was born Ijecember 7.
lt'.o. His mother was Florey Boone, a
member of an early Orccon pioneer
family and ' a descendant of Daniel
lloonn. Mr. Curry Is aurvlved by three
brothers. Oeorge U Curry. W. L. Curry
and Norwood La Curry. The funeral
will be held la Kingman. Arlx.
WIFE, AS MAN, SHOOTS TWO
Ifnahand Is Killed and Attempt Is
Made to End Own Life.
WALLA WALLA. Wash-. Dec SI.
.Mrs. Ray Laman. dressed In man's
clothes, tonight called her husband, a
bartender, from the Walla Walla Bar.
killed him. fired at Patrolman Croft,
who attempted to take the weapon from
brr. then turned the gun on herself.
Mra. Laman died at 10:30 o'clock to
night. Doctors found two wounds, one In
her breast and the other in her head
Jealousy is given as the cause of the
tragedy. The couple had been quarrel
ing on the street about 5 o'clock, four
hours before th shooting.
Fa t Side Club to Move.
At a meeting; of the directors of th
East Sid Business Men's Club last
night it was voted to accept th offer
of new quarters from the Lclu Tribe
of Redman. The quarters are on the
second floor and are considered an Im
provement over the present quarters. A
lease will be taken of the new quar
ters until the completion of the club
bouse on Grand avenue and East Alder
street, which will bo about next June
or July.
Moral Squad ArrcMs Two In Raid.
Th moral squad turned Its atten
tion to South Portland last night, and
raided a house at 2TSH Taylor street.
Jessie Clark and "Babe" Scott were
arrested by Lieutenant Harms and Pa
trolmen Martin and Powell. The Clark
woman was charted with conducting
a disorderly house, and her companion
with vagrancy.
Fire Auto Hits Pedestrian.
An automobile driven by Captain
Roberts, of Engine 11. of the Portland
Flra Bureau, knocked down Earn Zar
at Third and Glisan streets last night.
Zar waa not Injured seriously. He
wa taken to the Emergency Hospital.
STOPS ANY COLD
IN A FEW HOURS
"Papc's Cold Compound" Opens
Clogged Nose and Head
and Ends Grippe.
Relief comee Instantly.
A dose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up a severe cold
either In the head, chest, body or
limbs.
It promptly opens cjoggea-up nos
trils and air passages In the head.
stop nasty discharge or nose running.
relieves elcK heaoacn. auiinesa. lever
Ishness. sore throat, snecxlng, sore
ness and stiffness.
riont star stuff'd-up. Quit blowing
and snuffling! Esse your throbbing
head! Nothing else In the world gives
such prompt relief as papas cold
Compound wnico costs oniy -s cent
at any drugstore. It acts without as
sistance, tastes nice, causes no incon
venience. Be euro you set th gen
uine. Ad.
PEACE HELD TO BE
PARTLY El
Ex-Secretary Fisher Says Na
tions Must Stop Seeking
Special Trade Privileges.
DEFENSE ALONE IS URGED
Speaker Would Adopt Military Pol
icy Essentially Differing From
Aggression Plana Now
Pending Criticised.
CHICAGO Dec. SI. Criticism of the
preparedness programme of the Na
tional Arlmlnlatratlon was voiced to
day by Walter L. Fisher. ex-Secretary
of the Interior, in an address at the
ITnlversltv of Chicago. Mr. Fisher was
principal speaker at the quarterly con
vocation of th University, wntcn con
ferred degTces on li5 students.
.n..n.rui..i roe l'purn" was the
title of Mr. Fisher's discussion, and he
began by pointing; out tne danger
that the United States might be "mla
i. k.u.vine that nreDsration for
war Is the most important thing for us
If we desire to secure our own Peace
and promote the peace of the world."
He argued that the only certain way
to prepar for peace "is to do the
things that promote peace ma uut .j
things that make for war md promote
war.
Ecamle Theory Criticised.
e j ... .nriori "these oeace-
ful measures are the things that ar
receiving scant attention.
"The real evil," -aid. Mr. Fisher, "lie
In the doctrine of political and econo
mic imperialism common to so many
nations the doctrine that holds that
.. .MiiKimia wdfira of every nation
depends on securing- constantly ex
panding opportunities for trade and
that such opportunities are best to be
found by acquiring political dominion
, .nn.rea of influence In other
countries, especially In countries rela
tively backward in inausiriai
opment. but capable of such develop
ment. .
"I do not believe that mis aoctnne
m iK.fiu.iv eontinua to influence
policies and "international relations. It
Is not morally or economically sound.
pedal Privilege Uepreeated.
Tf hr.rnr wa desire to reduce
the chance of war, the surest way to
nnnii.t thi. result la by seeing that
our own National purposes and methods
are not based on desire for economic
expansion by means of any special
privilege that Ciscnminaies m iu.
of our people aa against those of any
other nation."
Mr. Fisher said It was lmposslbl to
determln Just when causes for war
would be removed from the world, and
therefore the only safe alternative was
or the United States "to prepare tor
(ffectlve defense." In developing this
i K. '-ventured to suggest that
there Is such a thing as a defensive
military policy which Is essentially
different from an aggressive military
policy, and that the plans which are
lelng presenter, to us
UsUnctlon
BLIND CIGAR MAN IS AIDED
City Hall Employes Do Decorating
on Stand for Tom Long.
t sa blind clrar dealer at
1 U 1 11 AAfllt. " " " , "
the City Hall, is ready for Christmas.
. . v. ritv llnll veaterdav
decorated his stand in attractive Christ
mas fashion. Attractive birds
.alnted by A. Stayner. a miia. m-
- . .. atenoirraDhers and. others
got holly, mistletoe and other Cbrist-
last greenery.
Mr. Long has had a cigar stand at
th City 1111 for many years ana ai-
sys has special Christmas decorations,
.tahnpit. d a thl. time. It
out never ev. . : r
was when Mr. Long started to try to do
. . himiulf that emnlovea
11. alWW-akl'MB -
came to th rescue and did it right for
him.
Forgery Is Admitted.
r e. xxrv.t former contractor.
pleaded g-ullty to uttering a bad check
for 110 In particular ana otners assro-
ttlng about eu more, on too nui m
i D..I .n Pirtlanrf. In his hearinar
yesterday before District Judge Dayton.
s was bound over to await iuo ku
t the grand jury.
Grippe Closes Hlllsboro Schools. .
. e-rT-k i-k Te.e 4 1 Sneclal-l
Hlllsboro has not escaped the epi
demic of grippe prevalent in the North-
- ..wit n ai.tiAnli were cloned
weat nu i"-""" ,
last week after a large percentage cf
teachers and pupus Dccame "".
Physicians report cases much more se
vere thsn any of recent years.
26 Hours
on the Ocean
Round Trip Fares to San Francisco
For the Gay Holidays
$30.00
$26.70
SALE DATES:
December 20, 21, 24, 25, 29, 30
RETURN LIMIT JANUARY 4.
MAMMOTH STEEL LINER
S. S. Northern Pacific
Sails December 16, 21, 25, 30
Special festivities and menu on Christmas day sailing.
Fares one way, inclusive of railroad fare, meals and berths,
etc, Portland to San Francisco, $20, $17.50, $15, $12.50, $8.
Tickets at
NORTH BANK TICKET OFFICE 5th and Stark.
NORTH BANK STATION 10th and Hoyt.
Bwdy 920, A 6671.
SodgeSrotres
MOTOR. CAR
It is literally true as you Have
probably discovered in your own
locality that the owners of the
car are its most enthusiastic
salesmen.
Dodge Brothers dealers frankly
admit that their task has been
made easy for them by the per
formance of the car and the
things owners have said about it.
The motor is 30-35 horsepower
Th price of the Touring Car or Road
ster complete is $785 (f.o. b. Detroit)
Canadian price $1100 (add freight from
Detroit)
COVEY MOTOR CAR CO.
Washington at 21st Main 6244
:i a i'!
"SIX-FOOT" GUARDSMEN MEET FOR
FIRST TIME SINCE 189S.
Organisation, Which Disbanded t Join
Second Oregon, at Banquet. S3 of
Original T4 Preeent.
r
. it . i e A vnomoriea of tha days
All kite uuu
when old Company A of the Oregon Na-
. . n.tr.fnnt
tlonal Uuara, Known an -
company," was at its prime, were lived
over again last night at a banquet and
reunion of the survivors of the com
pany held at the Imperial hotel. Twen-
. - -. -t i 1 ..(-, 1 mpmhflri Bt-
ty-two oi iuo -- - -tended
and enjoyed the refreshment.
itorles. music and reminiscences.
. in 1X94
company a w i s.- .- ---.
. , nrr or tn
ana lmmeaiaieiy "n -Oregon
National Guard. No recruit was
accepted, wno measurou u. - -
At the outbreak of the Spanish
American war the company was dis
. . . i i i f tY a mem-
Danaea ana ma majunij -
. . . . ,l ciKAmn reclment
Ders joinea me " ww.. . --, .
and went to the Philippines. Last night
was the first time the survivors have
gathered together since the war.
t c i-antain of the old com
pany, actea as iol"-... w
Among tne tpe" - - -
Smith and Dick Eccles, lieutenants of
th. old company, and J. C. Rutenic, the
company's captain
Following were preuoui. iuumi
... n . l a 13 n.nnrn T. V'PIl
irn, vv. yJ- lOri, "
Vleet, IL H. Newhall. A. J. Henneman
l.: Lawrence. Ed. M. Lance. R. Ca-
to. William Davis, A. A. Eubanks,
r T.ni.e T C Rutenic. Paul G.
Hrev c. 1. McKenna. F. H. Dun-
anurrv, t. x. -uciveiiiia, .
ham, William Gadsby, Willis W. Ross
... . .11 e. 4 Dnei lnnol
Henry A. Henneman, all or t-oruana
John U. Smith, of Newberg: A. u
Smith, of Fairview; Charles Cleveland
urwuaui.
Street Improvementa Accepted.
Several Improvements have been ac
cepted, including Royal-avenue district
at Mount Tabor, made by the Star
Sand Company, the contract price being
Jit37; Shaver street irom commer
cial street to Capital avenue in Over
look, made by the Oregon Paving Com
nanv. the price being 127,868; Sixty-
fourth avenue from East Fifty-second
to Kast Center streets, made by ueorge
onnlach. for t888: East Thirty-ninth
street from East Ankeny to i.ast iiurn
side street, made by Oskar Huber, the
cost being $1492. The assessment for
the improvement of San Rafael street
"The Palace
of the Pacific"
To San Francisco
and Back
FIRST CABIN Meals and
Berth and Extras Included
and Rodney avenue in Albina has been
completed, amounting to $13,279 and
will be delinquent and bear interest
after December 28.
Westminster Entertainment Tonight.
Christmas exercises will be given
tonight at Westminster Presbyterian
Church, East Seventeenth and Schuyler
streets. An elaborate programme has
been' prepared by tho Sunday school
children.
New York haa about 700.000 school chil
dren. Oregon's Leading
WHOLESALE
LIQUOR
HOUSE
FORCED TO
CLOSE OUT
Several thousand dollars' worth
of Highest Quality whiskies,
wines, brandies, etc., at "whole
sale prices" to the retail trade.
A Few of the Bargains
OLD CROW One dozen bottles,
$12.00. Bottled in bond, 100
proof, over 4 years old.
OLD HERMITAGE One dozen
bottles $11.00. "8" years old;
bottled in bond, 100 proof.
CLARKE BROS Whisky, "full
quarts," $9.50 a dozen. Bottled
in bond, 100 proof, 5 years old.
LINDGREN'S Arrack Punsch
only $1.25 per bottle.
A full line of the fine
CRESTA BLANCA AND ITAL
IAN SWISS WINES.
Call and select from our enor
moife bargain counters.
Entire wholesale stock on sale
to the retail trade. Write for
prices, in case we don't adver
tise what you desire.
DONT delay. Stock up now
and avoid the rush.
BLUMAUER
&H0CH
LEADING WHOLESALE
LIQUOR DEALERS
105-107 12th St, Bet Wash, and
Stark.
(Open evenings till 10 o'clock.)
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