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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1915. 47 Service Departments Will Be Connected by Phone BATTLE CRY OF PEACE TO OPEN AT UEILIG THEATER THIS AFTERNOON. Until Noon Today. Phone Marshall 4600--A 6101 J. A. Windsor Sues B. H. Wil son and Thomas McCuskcr to Recover $2260. FACTORY DECLARED FAKE WASHING-MACHINE SWINDLE CHARGED ' Jbj i:c.lj. l:rore of Twin Mn fjrttriai ("otnpaajr and Krai rradarts for Market I A-aa-rtrd) by .ti 'd. Ctarlng tftn wrb a conspiracy to d. fraud Mrn by a fab .hm pro t oirl on a ciot'.t hr. J. A. WW r m-d (or :; In t'ouaty C1rk 'ra?y !?! frdr f or th Cir cuit Court asain.t P. It TVllaoa and TSoma Moitr and th Tl Man f.tjrlng Company. II :' tl a January. 111. A ilaon, a- promoter and sal' scant. In4 jr.s tin lo purchaa certain) al l's. I psi'nt 1 1 shim in Canada for r.rt.110 maa of cloth jr. a'eo H' of tb moBlna, n4 tact TV iim : a.ud t him tfioo tor for th machin. whr n ;;rHH(4 th.y wr torl lor lia.rv on contract. Aiao ho rC'eBtl to Wlrtd.or. ae c(ir4ifit lo tn tmplii. teat ho IWH . art.l M.-Cri w.ro organising t Tin Manufacturing Company for fi mttn( and distribution l in mai-Mn. fttnif aay ha tumd or hi .tor. valud at l... In U!m pi. Wa.h-. to In Tln Manufacturing t'omptany. which) was tBcorportd tuinth.il wlta a capital of .. In txiM! for eontra.-t ho had bouciit from Wio ao4 th eornpaBV, Lrmk)r and WUaB wr amen tn Incorporator a fed th fortnor aiao a director an .rrtry-tr'irr Wt:aa vs. f t tc.nl and out. Wo snao. a!la IS bill of complaint. Alur mo tra..f.r of hi gro-ry or. n iadxir say ho o m.it. R C. and trlod to do bum. kit Utr ho say ho found that tho wnol thiol w a fan anj a anracy to dfreu4 him arvd tb pabllc. - Br mt Wlndaor ini a rvr bad any d-ling wita th Twll Mania fk-tur iif Company." id Mr. WrCm.r hkM -IIio d'allng wr with n.a li Wilton, whn tho Uttor w ait for t- Attiln coflcrn and I Roto ioi.or l.tt.r roBtirming tai - (Mir bad any litr.t In tho Tt VBOfttortBX "ompBT othor intn ono afiaro of atock ao4 that a u i.t t a.-t4 for a Vitoo (furn.f for in:orprtln tho rowpaor ant I alo ot B9 H a4rtiir mat t.r an4 centracta. r'or IBo I Br 9.fi.f a cart. -1 eh. art for a tlmo a rrtrr n- tf.r.r of tno compear, hot p.r roi-'ty.-l o t f -r ata.h.r r far contracta that wro louoV All to to-l .tcpt thr.o aharo a on..l Ir "A iloJ aB4 hta wtf. W;l"i B...r p-rptrat4 aay frau4 In th tmo of to mmpany. hat to 4 maho pntata partaar.hi? jt..m.t tth til. u-Mm.. an.i lBrlbly tolj tin bo V' t.it mo aboal It. "U.r I l.rn-l of hi traa'artioao f r.m(iimil t t."i Ix.trict Attorn.T Hi th lal lury. an. I lat.r ! a.'ir. th. I.i rI crn4 Jtry. Winl.or wr th.ro ro factory t oit.f.pro mrr mnr w.rr maao--t ir.-t. That I aot truo. Ta.r a p;ne. ari'l a' w.h.r tn atrAjfO. BIER REPLACES ALTAR I Larr- r( Jahm fmmn llrsr l'.ltr I olrati of Vena said. V tl:! It rBltt h'l lBI.Brf.4 to a.'! i h aPar thi riirittnua and h.or fo vobj of mrf!oaT pohoo tnt o-t M avtko hr tho '( of ln..t.od Tt.rd.r aho atood at th '.r of h.r tt froirt4 aat har4 f4l.r rlta i4- Jnin i.n.oo oBfp hi t'fo art th a 1 1 of C'-.te b.r :i at ht room, all r...rl!t tr..t. wa 4.pn4.Bts ap r - l tnoa an-t V Ini.i.T. hnta, f l'"r:Un.. ht p.BB.4 th.ir ard ol rc a a hel't.y Bt. ;. R t . .ai.(4t. pr..l of tho ): n t I M.pitl AKriaioB. pr..-h"t tho fiiB.ral. air lr ! inn hroth.t. Al"ia. of A.torta. aa4 1. 1 . alat.r rrl.'l. of rortln4. r rtnL Hit par.ara In lr f.i.t't. FREEDOM CHRISTMAS GIFT IVakrr Jado litplala Ma-airw-ano to laa U ho nidn'l K it.Krn. or. r. : ipo-iai rrehaMy tho only la Hahar who )i4 not ksoar thio morning that to morrow will bo CaMatma 4y waa 49lon boioi. who aaod lt night In lao City JajU arr.td wall ottr l.c tXut th depot by Officer Ura. Sao. vj i.atlonod tbta Btoratna by Chl.f of Tolxo Jtckwt. ho aaid b waa from law and bad ba working for th pa.t threo moa'-ha through th Burst l.n.r country, lie (bowed no alcn of m.nt.l raagemal. but waa uaabl to t:i th day of th month. wk or Tr. tad ehai bo alga of over bar log b.ord of t'hrt.tmaa h. for. Chl.f J. k.oa splaiBd to him th .f mfl.-i.nt of th day and g him bia liberty aa a Cbrutiaae' preoeat. GOULD LINES TO SEPARATE Of flrr of t-ratrr at tlio C.raado a ad loonrt racirio Arfrrted. Th.r will be a giaxoi jMea of the aT.ir. of ta fa.r a l.io aod It, tiKMurl I'ac'."!- Ilnoo throughout n. lu.tad ftt. January I. tb allied iull rood paaalng agaia to an la o.rid.n t bata, Tb .?.( at rort Ud wt: bo to c't the two T.t.rn. with W. C WcBrtdo. wbo baa . g.Berat ant fer y.ara. romala. ln wita tho Ntxr a Kio tiraad at t; Third tr.t A aeparata oI-o wiit k ..'i:h4 by th M .or I'alfic. Tho change aao moan thai Inafad f Mr M Urld and bia forvo klng aty tho t)r.cta tifrliotT th fiid will bo irt-ro.d lo tnclud Waahtagtoa al Hrttiah Colambl. Apr Gradlas ltat gtipertrd. N.RTf TAKtMA. W.h. St. lr L laaima d. iaat. a to th f.i trtrl a ru italir.tr doc'ar tity atooct io"t:cultjral CommiAio r f rrrl or to d .r.g.rj th awtloa of the .onf.r.n.- !'jdlft tilia fr "" gd app'. Tho eommi in. la B.aamg tho ef'Kt r.gula t m.. aot bouad by th actio f t gaai&. : ..V H j : x"" i l , ....dt.. -f v, I ; TtSrrH-: ;r . ...,,L,J j; .,,,.-- ,r '-....J--. ...... ..-.i uroR ix ciir.tT ncTi ttE. Th Haltlo Cry of Pa-o. th plcturUd prolt acalnat war by rraparodn.aa. a film onthualaallc military mn. after a prlat exhibi tion Thuraday ntht. d-lard a'ould te wlincd by vry man. woman and rbi:d In lb Nation, win open Its run thl aflarnoon at tl K.lllr Th.ator. rtrlklBS a It dooa auch a rponlo chord In Amorlranlam. in Pattt Cry of Tea. o- la porhapa tho moat talked-of film Her pro darod. U.Uioo ba wttnaod It trascdlra reaultant from th at ( k. of a foreign fo and har becom convinced that ultra-paclf ir urn I not only wron. but criminal. foo critic, in epraklnc of tho Initial appearance of th film and Ita effort on a rrowdd theater, apoke of "th aplrlt of prlnin to arma." Ky.rywh.r th rnthulaatlc reception from public and preaa arenrd for th production a placa mor Important than that of an amu.m.nt fealuro. Tnogiinili of ooMiera. prominent men of lb Nation and hundred of mot I. folk rontrlbutd to make th film a atupendou one. Th bombardment of Nw York, deotrocllon of akyacraper In that city by aerial attack and other Incident are graphically plciunxed. FORCES WILL MEET Irrigation Convention to Open Tuesday. FIFTH GATHERING PLANNED ion to IM for Thrc D nd Tofant of frrnrral Intrrl Will t lle-orl by lei lllsh In rrofeoaWm. If dulaf th four year of eilat b,. the r.gon lrrigt Congrea lad don BothiB mor than to cral , b-u.r f..lm amoBC th Irrigator ,f tho elate and to d Jcat thooo In .rrtt.4 ta irTigatton Belter ml Ho. would Ittt hH lotb good. 0. I r yathu.taat. Vany .tlon of i"a at.oa waa tho ta big tblog cou.d a a lh. at p iamnl of Ol Tl9r tertiot. to obtain ttd for reclamation ork. Th aBBUti, CoBSr hao brodghl tog.ther .pr.nlao." from eyery roi-t or di.tract la th atato with t- .. . . - - r hnnd haa beet cr- at.d and a d-r oa tho part of all to work for n mun""" whol etat. . A Bomber of good law bate been placed oa tb ataluto boob mainly through th efforte tad labor of th l.ci-Utir. commit!.- of th Congr.. Tht year a.lon will atudy th irrigation di.trlct plan and mb eom r.romm.Bdation to lb coming a rlon of Ih- lglatatur lc paaa Uw that wi'.l ad In th reclamation of arid Ud. The programme for Ih rtt Con gr.. to b- bld In Tortiand Decem ber 1. : ttd . U aa follow: ptbe St. 10 A. M. fail la ordr. Aa ft Themaoo. prttd.Bl. t.B. Or. Addr.t f .i-ora oo beha.f .( in. i iir o rwla.d. Maioe Alh-: aJ mrmmt -1 w.Wora MB. If it th. B.mMe .f !..' rr 4.ot .-. . toil: (,r w..tra Or.t- rt.r J N'. e r ,r.J rarjiiM l-r tuiara ira. t. a M4oo. M.. arMUtrit ad4re Bad re : a;r"MI oaaltte. aaaoua- "'' r n, I r. m. R.art of th r-.r. fd X. :'.c Tma.o: edJroaa. -Irna.-toa to Oceoa. u.'.raer uet; aJro. "Th -ne'ioa -'--." R V Hope". coaeuiilBg .lsr ftH.d Btat hcUmatlo Be- mitti t sp- wr -. - f th. itrwu. gi.tnrt a4 cootle. pa 41. MMma, " tJinibBF IB. P. k.nixm trrnaito rr)ct aa b, i--rtlt ! J d.ra ir-.T.- twno Jha H Loie. tai la fo.T -o.rmm.rit fclaM f "r for 'r r. a4r-. teoar4 l4ara. Wkt .n (lOxr. I -nlll Bt.lM "" Tnm irm r.oa D.'ei.poi.Bl.- addroa. ro r.ne K. O I Bioriiy of oregoa; !-miBa:e rea r .tr.otail ib nru 4larKla aad cooail; aaaoatco- peeoeabee t. IJ A. . rnt-Bo dlalrtrt r? i B . port of eo-omlt-n rl.i:. Th trrtratioa tirw. t T tr.. J'ldc. rrll B. . r. . Baacl.e, y.a.a:'"T I t.Mm la lr.-n." ad 4.M '.-rg. M. tlrooa. Attor.i.aU B..m. O. . ttaa,oo-"g ad v..roo, Mjno. U bl Hl-. B-ati e. waaa.; I oii.i. I... y r.ffw.wuta arteo giatrwta aad couatue. pa giocairto. n.r.aatir t. 1 P. X- -ta e r.. rr l trneatkoo ptatrw-t a Point?- ad. o l.a .r Mr4. -jumr.g oata.r. taMj - )l w i . I -T l . p1erv-t. n M".. J T tlinai. ItfiaWI- It He t A '4 la rlKBf r . yrt' statu troo t WmB" 44r.M txaaiae I N l. 4. r-p t af .i'at. to h ft , i'rr. b 4 at Boa t raavto-o ntar 3 4 a. .avrur4. J. W. mt. to aata.t la k he t(r.-.uino rvv i.rw. .wv.iww. f - - Mirk. -wat ta Or. iirvaiiyial C'e r- ;m re Iwinwi." aJara. te w J. k.ry. tr-l!.l l rr l Jm A" Ural t'oll.: .-7Aa yiMi-lo--aiaa tv4 la.ao.'" ad an J A B 1 1 . r4.at LaobartaM r i-MMBr. ni-tni. ta:. ay aatp.y tai BB-rvl . aiaua--a.aia Pmalir M, I i A. X. -( ita iiy Anialirtt ta rv ftr- In.a'Ma.' a!4'.t Ha pa t li.lfl. a.-r r .. 4tvi.ua. ..- Aim ia.ttai Ca-raga. ' iouatia la aettuora Iin." a44r.a. Port. J Nrff. Medford. Or.; f r Im.rratlonal Irnsalla Contrr. a- arwo. Artbar llook.r. evcrvtarr. Umbo, tat.; pa 4lcBloa. fteeeaiaer SO. t T. M. R.port of rotatlor rommlttee. "The aterre of the Tim." ddr. t:. Chap- m.a. editor Orroa o:r; nrinl.h4 Dual a. a. .tioa of offlci; adJourBm.nt. Peceeaaee M, :M T. M. Pnut at Chambor of romm.-c. mala dlnlcs-room . :t. - toMmaatr, GREETINGS ARE FLASHED Holiday; Mnutagr and Money Order flood Tclc-graph Line?. Holiday g re t i ng mriucri poured Into Ibo Weatern t'rUon on. all day yeat.rday and nntll cloainc time laat bight. Lxtral oltlclal of In company eat. mat that th prraent holiday art aon baa produced more telegram and transfer of money than any other In Ih hlatory of th Portland omre. A number of buainee fir ma have filed maiMfra to their cllenta throughout Ih country, and th averago money tranafer la reportod lo b considerably ahoy h normal. Tb male day operator were on duly laat nlgbl to aaal.t Ira cletrlng up tbe vnueual amount of bualrwao. Th ma aonxer hoy wr al.o k'Pl buy han dling Chrlatmaa gift. A number of th high Bt-hnol boy Br taking ad vantage of tho errand aervtro to mak aom par money during th holiday. MINE MERGERIS INTiMATED New blrp for North Iole ImIo Con. olldalion at llakrr Rrportrd. BAKER. Or, f-ev. 21. Special. ) That another at-p ha boon taken to ward Ih consolidation of mines alone th North Polo lode. Including th Gol ronda. Columbia. K. and K. and North Pol mine. I Intlmai-d by Fmll Mol er. of thl city, a holder of havy In tereeta In th North Pol dutrlr-t. who haa rcajved Information that fho re port compiled br J. A. King, field en gineer for Ih Belmont-Tonopah peo ple, who are considering th merger, throw a favorable light oo tho prop osition Mr Metier had no d'talla In regard to tho (ubalanr of Ih report, nor concerning the naMldatlon. and coo aldered that a prediction as to th out come of the transaction, which. If ef fected, will Involv t:.oo.oo. would b prrnatur. WAIFS CELEBRATE . TODAY Santa Crnrroo lo Tots of Boy' and Girl' Aid Society. Toungstert at th Boya' and Girls' Aid Society wlli enjoy a Christmas celebration given by th officer of th aid eoclrty today, and ther will b plenty of preaenta for the T children. Donation from Portland charitable folk bar been sent to th borne. Monday th young people of th Whit Temple will glv their Christmas celebration for tho youngster, and a cedar treo thai grow In tb front yard of tbo aid aoclety will b utilised. It waa Illuminated last Bight by th Port land Hallway. Light dt Power Company. Tuesday another celebration will b given th children. ENTOMBED MINER RESCUED Man Will Live After ImprlaonmcDt Lasting Four Day. fMAMOKLV. ra- Dec II Joseph Renock. Imprisoned four day ago by a fall of coal t th Richard's colliery, vii dug out today and will Ilea. for hour lit men la relay worked at tb rtea of their Uvea to rosea Ranoca. Thlrtr Hart In Runaway Car. STRACVb'E. S. T Dec 31. Thirty persona wer Injured, eom probably fatally. wba aa Intcrarbaa car. run ning wild after th motorman bad fallra out oa a sharp curve, left th rails aad struck a tre hr Ut to day. Of th ! passenger aboard th cax, tb io,ctiiJC Ml (Mixu, EDITOR MOORE HERE Lillian Russell's Husband Ar rives for Christmas. PROSPERITY IS FORECAST Wraith In Which rittaburg Is Roll- Ins Will r-pread lo Portland In Month. Peclareej Visitor lle- poliliranit ricked lo Win. n .... i. i.,.- it will atrtke rort land and th Taclflo Northwest w ii n i ii buvub.o . . Ma-.-a.Uo.l wilt tnnt ha ft. Can- diUte tor the Preidencr undrr ny cir- rumjilaiic. because nia who wh. let hint. aw. Tv. Praldrnt In coins to D m . aa t.olf Paftllhlirafl. proi-n itiiiii w... tzrmryooay dick ri. -rri.i- ----- cabtnrt rho"0-5' ln rittuburic. .... . i -. na p.Hn.aa IOF nnat wo wn , - - - 4 n n ittnv-p of the L n l tea peace. - - -- --. . titatea getting mixea up in - - . want prepreine-a ju.i in ll.T.nrl.r 1'. Jioorf. ownt-r oou l'""" . . . . ri, t.Kti.a. (Pt l leader, a man of affairs, and husband of LJlllan 11 -- -ant anontanroualy to the foregoing boo mot with .a breexlness ind certitude trial stamp mm 'Tllswlf la playing "t th Orpheum his week. Everybody knows Mr, door lUllttn Ru-sell). She Is inter .. i. .ti-v and falrr. with moods that have pleased the American poopla for a generation. H Proml' r to apend inrinmaa - nd her h Is in Portland. Th thing that scema to be upnar. oat In bia mind Is tho prosperity that h Kast Is rolling In. evn to th ex-..i...t...-. ii.. t the servant girls tent in i m"",-, -- are flush enough to buy phonographs id hear Caruso ana omr ri -Mark this prediction: Portland and the Pacific Northwest are going to oo rolling In the ram prosperity w'lh'n month or six w.. Ith enthnslasm. -W don't want war. and -we ar not i- ..va ir if Uncle Sam Is strong and prepared we r ' "Mra Moor ana mysen i Ith the Roosevelts several weeks ago I Oyster Bay. and I can say without i I . 1 ana. onfldenCA th S t lit. TiniainiK ' Roosevelt will not under any clrcum- St ances be a canaiaate tor m ni mcy or any othor office. He told me de ao And his wire saia one wouio. mi him run for any more public of let fices. Mr. Moore predicted that the next. Presld-nt of this country Is going to p a rtepuoncan wno ma too vw.,wt tlona. Th American people, he thinks strongly, want a protective tariff. ROAD PLAN OF INTEREST LEVY PROPOSAL DECLARED ILLE GAL, AROUSES IXQURIES. riarkasaaa Op la lot I B beat i Other Cot a tie Where Methods t Bate Hlghwayt Ar ft. OREGON CITT. Or- Dec. J4. (Spe ciaL) The question of a special county levy for permanent roads or for bridges, which waa recommended at the annual taxpayer' meeting, baa at tracted attention over the state, and County Judg Anderson has received calls from a number of county offi ciate Baking as to the legality of the plan. District Attorney Hedges yesterday declared such a lvy Illegal. Judge Anderson will mall copies of th de cision to Inquiring official, of other ccuntlra. ladcr lb &w alalul. per cent turned rtuixs season's joyfidlest feast, Wreath all the house in holly and to each and every one of you we wish with a big tree hung with all the things you want mostand candles burning brightly for your happiness. The- Quality' St6re or- Pobtlawd rVUs, iixUvnorTtaoB, Aider ata. of all road taxes must no Into the dis trict funds. Counties such as Clacka mas, with hundreds of bridges and thousands of miles of roads, find it difficult, with such a small margin left in the general fund, to keep up the bridges, put in culverts and meet other expenses that must come from the general road fund. Permanent road work, which Is nec essarily costly, is hampered by this condition, and tho taxpayers, as well as the committee of IS which checked over tbe county budget, recommended a general levy of two mills for hard surfac. Judging from the inquiries from other counties, tbe problem is not con fined to Clackamas County. BAKER POOR CARED FOR Help Given 100 Families and Santa Good to Children. BAKER. Or., Dec. 51. (Special.) As the result of a co-operative movement of all organizations for the public wel fare, everybody In Baker today was given assurance of a merry Christmas. Nearly 100 famlliea were provided with clothing, fuel and a bumper Christmas dinner. This morning five automobiles were busy three hours distributing boxes of food to all parts of the city. This afternoon nearly 200 children gathered In Moose Hall, where there waa a Christmas tree, and Santa Claus had gifts, including clothing, candy, nuts and at least one toy for each child. The social workers had charge of the tree and were assisted by the City Charity Board, the Commercial Club, the T. M. C. A., lodges and churches. a l a Montes-orl Class Kntertains. Mrs. L. IL Peddycord's Montessorl class gave programme Thursday at her home. The Impersonation of sev eral Mother Goose rhymes waa a fea ture. Christmas customs of foreign countries wore shown by the children. MERRY CHRISTMAS! The Closest Mail Order House to Oregon Four Full Quarts Good Old "Billy Taylor," S4.00 Express Prepaid 'III Several recited, and all Joined in sing ing ChristmaiJ'tsongs. A tree was decorated with the handi work of the children. Those taking part were Richard Atkinson, Jeanette Findley, Helen McKlnley. Marion Spin ning. Rosinna Sutton. Virginia Bollam, Edward Long, Marguerite Levitt, Lewis Fehrenbacker and Willard Peddycord. QUARRELING WOMAN IS CUT C. A. Toe Is Accused of Stabbing Ills Wife, Who Is In Serious State. Mrs. Elizabeth Foe, 464 Union av enue, waa stabbed s.1 s:45 o'clock Thurs day night whil quarreling with her husband, C A. Poe, and is now in a serious condition in the uooa Samaritan Hospital. Poe was arrested by Detec tives Price. Mallet and Smith, and Pa trolmen Gouldstone, Crane and Litzen berg. and is held on a charge of at tempting to kill his wife. Poe told the police that his wife had stabbed herself. He is the son of Mrs. Josephine Poe, of Medford. The Poes have a son 9 years old. City Physician Ziegler says she has a good chance to recover, although the knife severed a large vein in her throat. RAIN PREDICTED FOR DAY Weatherman AJso Says Young; Gale May riay Frolics. The outlook for today Christmas is rain. The weatherman last night surveyed the elements and. try as he would, he couI offer no brighter prospect for the day.. Furthermore, there is a young gale being born out on the Pacific and it will reach the Oregon coast by tonight, probably. In the eastern part of the state there is prospect for some snow but for the western part, not so. MAYER'S Successors to Fleckenstein Mayer Company, 39 years in business has located at Hornbrook, California, just 14 hours from Portland. From this big depot, in conformance with the law, we wnl continue to supply thousands of customers with choicest liquors. Von pan order from us with every assurance that you will be protected on price and quality. We carry a big stock of whiskies, wines, brandies, beer, etc., and Delivery within 48 hours after order is mailed to us. Quick service by fastest express. We ship only in plain packages. All goods shipped express prepaid and guaranteed to reach you in perfect condition. Send for Our Express Prepaid Prices These two prices quoted are two of our holiday specials, good only until Jan. 1. After that time you can only order two quarts of whisky every 28 days. Write Now for Our Complete Price List The Reliable Mail Order House HORNBROOK, CAL. Siskiyou County 14 Hours From Portland 300 10 CULL M SUA TOMMY SWIVEL IS CHRISTMAS HOST TO POOR CHILDREN. Great Tree Is Decorated ! Chamber of Commerce Dlnlng-Room and Everything Provided. Tommy Swivel will be Santa Claus to 300 little boys and girls from vari ous charitaable homes and institutions in the city today. This ia an annual custom that Tommy has been indulging in for so long that he is getting to look more and more like Santa Claus all the time. Every year-his entertainment gets larger and larger, and every year Tommy only re grets that he couldn't have arranged to make Christmas happy for more chil dren. The main dining-room at the Cham ber of Commerce has been set aside for his party today, and invitations have been sent by him through the workers in the Juvenile Court and in several charitable organizations to 300 chil dren. Yesterday Tommy superintended the decoration of the room and the dress ing of the Christmas tree, which is the bicgest ever. There will be a great Christmas din ner, and after that presents and candy for the children and all kinds of toys for them to play with. Tommy has arranged to have a tank about -0 feet long moved up into the dining-room solely for the purpose of furnishing an "ocean" for the toy boats. The first year he gave a tree the kiddies broke into his bathroom and floated their . navy in the bathtub. Tommv is already planning for an other celebration next Christmas. His main ambition seems to be to see that every poor youngster in the city has tho merreist Christmas possible. In view of all this. Tommy's friends won der that Tommy has been able to re main a bachelor as long as he has. Four Full Quarts Horn brook, bottled in Bond, S6. Express Prepaid d pi A