Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, December 25, 1915, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextsroRxrco ocEr.oxiAy. sATrnRDAYe December 25. ibis. run I WORK OF DISTRIBUTING CHRISTMAS BASKETS AS IT WAS CARRIED 0 BT 3IANY ORGANIZATIONS IX PORTLAND TESTER DAT. IS & a 5r -c ana Ci'nnoro Annrp. j . XA jJX tOjlli, W aAA a-A.A.v.a. X X ciation for the Generons Patron I age Accorded ns TODAY. ELABORATE 000 FOR POOR GHURGH SERIES ASSURED CHARITIES H-Ty Communion Will Be Cele brated at St. Mark's Dur ing Morning Hours. SPECIAL MUSIC ARRANGED .-liwd Wilt Ilava ?ritfr at !: a ad Meatral lro. iraauM ill IV .1 t. Vuft rptsceoej CSartB wtu baa en ef ts meat bittCal ef IB mer Ort.tm.e - lai moraiae". At It .'!- ta mt..im s "Vl-at r:ltl."' wif) comma- servie is U Bt u:i T1 eotnefn will " La !i t. I lrlc t.t 0Rt TUIaae," K". J. I- HP ill eraeM and wi.l imina J. tl littoa. Itotv xictirKl wilt r.ioratxt at 1. I 14. J n4 II .::.). , .. Uirk t aituated at Tt:-fl aa.1 Wrhll ilrwll T Chritra sr4- at tit. Joba's f"ji.-ot! rr, r i : .. win b t.tij Biaramc at ! J 'tcB. an, I bo a raUlcatlat ef th hot? om-n inioo. witr i.rao aa4 eljl 'irit.-r. music. Ta Baiial (riirma I a felEawa: rn:n'i; -Mara, n laeI.i ai.e inUMinn " a, trl ' i.l -s-rt; I tla M.'inta" .;" il l. "a- fna .a.-r-ei i . Bfina, "O '" af l-i'a -m t-.i- ilua'eo': tnitta" iTifa': ra.--nl. "O Lit'.. Tl at Ta c'fcrt-atmaa srl-- at ft John's rpiacoeat Cfcarca. Miltokla. will fca .at iU r.oraiif at .$ e'cteca, r-ica w'.U bald In F.than rsiD Lutheran Church. I n ion aa- '. an -I Movrl street. Ch rut in day at II t-lk. Thr will be ar"tl nulr. Mr a. M. Ilarla will ai Ta raat( ao!a'a aortalT aa4 taa iadar a-1 o I wtil ka titair t'.iritm tr ! Tu4jkjr. rsr :. at cto. Ct-llOR.TE MA5J.KS AKRANGFP fl. Urj' Cathedral Will Hold la. prnte Oirlatmaa Srr-tkva. M)t Im9rl h Oii-Ut- ari.-aa la taa f. MrT' CatMa--Ti flft aolacna ma ail. I Raid at A. M. today and tb Mil. at whtc mail,- t I fea tvn. will b at II itriieh. T 'loljta at th r'-lrl wi;t fia C-a !. Mla T. trfwlda-a. XI Raff Omilat. Vra. Koa 'nH:a-;ia-i:l. I e rt Uianatil aa4 R A. Cro. rra4rla. W. Uo4rUB wl.l Uw of alaSorala rhjrartar I!I aniamaija'l In tAa Chai-rS of tha IarJ.ia;a at ( J an4 at l J aclark. At taa forinar a:.'ir O-rca Taomp- m will "! a fcrtcf aarmoa an at taa !ttr rrnraa- (ort Campb-ll wilt raaa. Mr. tioodrtra. who diftrli (hla nr at l rhara; wt! nt araaant. a koiira at tha catharat cooCiicC. bit IB bl nlr wtll b tTa CHRISTMAS SIDELIGHTS 0y.l !ir'Onri Mdr famltlaa ra- tal Critr chaar raalardar la t&a m af a af potato, a - af f:our aait a ai-la ef tacen. rem aitmaata of Oahar ICubar. ralo coo ir,:t3. Juat taforo Mr. Ilobar lf t city about fio a a ra:l4 a City Coicmitoaar ftakar ao4 aika4 k:r t furatak tk Bamaa at W-t linl Haaj actaally la eaat. Mr. Rakar rot I - amaa. taralt rat4 tta caaaa and rapnrt4 la Mr. IU5r. laft ordara wick cracary caiuttel for tAa tfaliv an aa4 Ida aupp:taa war alt tail aot yaatarday. tack family fot tft aama araaaat la eouada of potato, it Busda at flour aet a at kacoa. TWrTT.rrVK w.tt ii IS yaar a It woulj aol ba am4 " "it atrty tk bsar CSr'.at-n-A.t lorpf aurfina" aa Morrlaao Taal fcaaitatavl la tkalf Ba4 It. tO 4K la waajar. It wa a wamao. In a ltrkl grr caal .-a ralla-t a Jaekat (hat blllwa4 at ISa tlMtia cloa I IK Bonl4ara, f t tik'.Iy aaont t-a w-att aa4 flara4 true aaort aiirta at Ik waiat-lia. k a rwlicf a bicycl af aaciaat ieta. a rod pitj:y la tk tormoil of t cncta4 aeraat. anruffla4 by tk clm atraatrar and traa4 aik a Taur4 atroat. Bfimindful tkat bar ai4iaa Inra Miwl t 4rtrar ef a Wmrr aulgmoSu ta akl4 fl tat la aid.c raaaiaa- lata IB bicyel riiar aa4 fcaat ca4 a atrtcar too-4a-rer t appty ta airbraka " W atar wfcat taa ajartlmr a'a4 a cjaual lu.a (kapBr at a friaaU. i at laat IS yaara oU aa4 w calmly oln abuot bar Ckrtat tua bapBta. aa ttifl4 t by baadie a lb kaaSi-bar la tk Baaaaar af ea4a paat SO an mar one as S frarsat war tk Chrtatmaa c!ara at tk Cllj liarj yat.rdy tat It C. fUadara. apaty City Auditor, took ta.imokln. SI .iiok1 k!a fl'at Clear Juat bafora auttin t:a-.a. "Tay doat taat aa o4 aa tka am at!." ba ranarka.1 aa tka Bio arnoka waftaS tbroacn ta room, it a, itt bafer b-alBaara pallor aat la. EARZ.T yaatarday aftarBoaa Patlca Fatrctmaa Fonaa who baa th bat m"il th City IlaX w:kt4 lata tk kill wltk a tlay baby aaatly arb4 la a aaar a at baakat II took off bla h:mat. aaaouiwa-l that thie waa ona af in tra cn.llraa of Mr, r. It Marr aon. i:T Morna etrt wk la la daatt tut rtr-'im-tn-a. an4 k ajk4 for enntrtbutior. for a marry Ckrlatta for tk bat a4 It mitbar. In tr.a ara- of aa kour 11. i In panniaa. ai-k'a 4:rtaa. aaartara half dollar an-t dollar war drpp4 lot IB po ll -irr.io katmat l at Mra. liar ri.a bm rloirln witk bar awt Itttt baby. Mra. liarrlaoa ba ba tryts t mk a HtIi maklo hotly w r a '.aa. Th baby 1 I month I4 ta y. TTTt jraa r aotla4 tk blln4 maa XI wk ptay aa tka karsioBlca and lh a-aila alma!laauaty t II a la JuaHy fouB4 at Inii bb4 Aliar ihu Call aaoecloaty tkta maa ka cootrlbotad t9 Chrtatmaa hr f aaaaral Port;n4 paraoaa. Aa4 thla la ta way tkat h did It Taatarday, wkaa hoar thraara war aaaaiaa- la aa4 at or u Malar frank Hon. thla b!t4 avaa pty4 a catcby m:4y whU a aiambar af tha a'aaiioa Arnry waa ataadmar ar Pa- aviar aoatriootloo for Ike rUf of tha poor. rroaaa tk fatvailoa An cauckt ta rkjriksa. af tha ma Judy aad I '-.(: i ' ..5v-,l-ii u .' - V . .VI. '- - it V : l c o "r-v.-. ' 1;, v-. h tj 1 '- -: - ' -; . ' : . -'.Mr-:. t i r: r-i lrr "- ..v-v f , TI,....L..l ?.. I y A - I lti?; ' l I iUVi-UI'-T'i-Irl-.-- t :1 ; y-.a .' ' f if Ar: i . . .. .. 1 v -2 by Ulaa Noa Iwlar. aoprano. w-he will aaalat. Olhar ool"lata will a Mr. Ckaria ka. Mra. Mlc-holU - Mat' a and lia Irt-rrlc Malhlaaen. via nat. and Mra. AtwrcromM. orrlat la Hoty Koaary Catholic Church miHH will b h d at I . T. t. and II o clock, -ttli lmpraaa mu.lf ani ahort rraaa by th IwrnlaKrao ftn r. a ft Mary'a Church th labrat Chrlatmaa aarvlr today wl.l b at th I 1 orlix-k mm. Other ralholie charrh' will hl4 ilmlUr arl- Th unl)u and hautifol midnight artr in ft Trinity Kpiaropal Church taat Biarrit atlrart4 a lore Dumber of li dout and of muaic loyra. Dr. A. A. Mrrin Ba th aoloa. At I o rlo. k thla morning- thar will b com' manton and at 11 a communion and mualral rlra. St !taphri'a fr -Cat h-dr at will ha'r rvtc at 4S. T 1. . and A M- tVaa Kamaar will apak at th t. earTlc. Carl Lotoa will prtd at th orn. tmaarfiataty bacaa rlnrlna Bla bolt. kaapina: tim to th muat ef th aultar and barmonlra. Th raaull waa lmmdtt and auhatandat, for th rry tbroaaa caucht tha combined rhythm: th pyrholo teal affect waa IrraaiaEIM and th Biekala and dim roi:4 Into th Iron kettia. Nor waa tk blind man forfoiteo. IT waa tka fl baby'a daU ftrat annlrereary ef her But Ch rial ma tide found th Ultl lonely woman buy tytac packacea aad fllllnc baakata for th poor aad. better atilt It found her olna; lata th horn wher poverty held away, and everywhere aha went ah acattared rood cheer and aunahlD. My daarr eaclairaad a lorn-faced ac- aaaiataaea. "don't you remmbr that year aso Ion loat your llttl child. Tea. but I am thankful that I kae ba able to find other children who bead m. aad their happy face ha made thla tk bappUat day la all the year fo me. TT HANI J. w a K yea very much. Mr. Toon; appreciate thla aad wa wUh you a ml(hiy merry Chrlatmaa." Thla chorua crtd John It Teon. owner of Lb tail Toon bundle", road- maatar of Multnomah County without pay aad prominent citiian. aa be at'pped Into bla owa buitdlBa ytr day to rid la eaa ef hi owa ! vatora. Arm4 with BBrrhandla order that ruaranteed them valuable Chrlatmaa oraeant at on of th bt d-partmant atorea. the elevator boy aad bulldiac employe war raetlna" Mr. Taoa at th flrat opportunity to thank hlna for hi ffeaerou ramambraac. TUB ruakj la th a tor waa etmply awfaL Tha Coaaumert Laaru" advice for early ahopploc may have ba head ad. but th lata ahopplnf waa thar. too. In eoaeexjuvac Mam I aad Alice bad little time to eichar.e confldancca Behind the cooni-r. but they manaa-ad to at la a fear word 5y. Mam, what d'y think I of Welt. I'll tall you. a pair of akatea. and I cant ekat aad caa't afford to ao to tha rink: a pair o' whit plova. and I havn't anythlna eta wll to o with 'in. aad aom ctaaalo muale. and I caa't play or aln and bav ao piano." TWO husdrad and lea prlaoaers la tha County Jalt will hav Chrlit- t disner thla afteraooa aad muale while they ar atm It Th menu that Jailer Oeora-e Hurl burt baa made oat for the meal will b opened with a rattan ar two to tickle the appetite. Then the entreea will be eat with rich. weil-aend draln aad aravy. Pelatoaa will be cooked la aavaral atyte. Bread aad batter BBd ceffe will follow. All wtll b topped with caadlea. auta aad frulte ef vra aorta aad a (ood amok. J05ETII I. HAXMERSLEr, Aaalataat PUtrtct Altoraay. ta chart af tha rrmad tarr. waa hlmaalf before that .robisa body yaaterday. riitrlct Attor .a Eaaaa had auddaa'.y dliplacad him la perform a duty which the freed Jury dcUa4 ta ba doo by Mr. Mam Iitrict Attoreay tTvasa. with an th appeiatcaeate aet aailed la the deputy aad eolemnly proceeded t reel eS a ta;K that for the Bone puasled the la auUltlv body lleaif. Juat about the tim that lb ladlcunaat waa due to arrive. Mr. Hmmra:y r.alvd aa elk toe'h. beaded with C!d and prop arl laecribed. aa a Chriausaa lft frea a. nxak a-raad larr. While tnt plaeaat aurprl waa be iMg enabled aa Ibe alslh floor, dowa Ta I. Thre H.adred Carlataaaa Baaketa at falvatl.a Amy Bl..rtrr. B,iJ fa Dl.tnaallBW -a. rirat Mbdlt F.pl-cwpal tkarck Aato Loaded With CbrUlau Karhaa-ee t he Needy 3, Velaateera af America Dlatrlhattne; Cbrlataaa llaaheta. Final Day of Campaign Is Un precedented in Stream of Cash Received. WINTER RELIEF PROVIDED jjate ReaponaeB to Pleaa lor Cold and Hung-ry Amply Meet Needs of Organization la Caring for Destitute of City. -v A m mApnlBr the Aaaootatad Charltlea announced the cosing; ur .v- -k.i.. nf tuna cunwu", with a plea that enough money be sent In on that laat oay ai av v total up to $4000. There ho been op to that time .con. .l...i... liftldk mnraa than IwXOU ITIUU tlVIl va a.a..w . - Last night vnen the office of the Charltlea closed, they reported a total n:M3 or only 1120.15 leas than tinni) Buch waa th responae of the er ous people of Portland to the appeal ot the poor. ent out to them through th Associated Charltlea. . Early In the campaign n wa that the fund would never reacn a v. i aniM h safrlolent to roinw " . . . . i maintain the relief worn oi mo re" aatlon throughout the Winter. Tha actual need to carry on the work are far more than 14000, and at that time It looked as tnougn ""T tlea would be doing weu 10 bw - out of Its campaign. Then, about a week ago. the people ...... m rainond. and the donation i it. InrreaalnRly. Yesterday the stream of checka and Hnnaiiona bccuDa a veritable a . : tinnilraili of dollars were precipitated Into the office oi tno v.n. It Is probable that the contributions that will come in today and for the next few daya will brine: the fund up considerably above the $4000 mark, and the remainder of the amount necessary to carry on the work through the Win ter will be raised by peraonal eanvaai or other methods. Wklt. Hnttatlntm to the fund WC flooding the office yesterday, the whole office force of the Charltlea was at work handling the cnrmmii for the poor under its care. The major it. th Christmas dinners for the poor In tha city were handled by the Muta thla year, bat the Charltlei lent out yesterday 100 baakets to poor faml iiea beaidea waifon loads of clothing supplies, toys and Christmas dainties. "The reKponse of the people of Port. t.n tn our nlea for the Christmas re Uef fund means that the Christina Moirit which they have made It poa- tnr ii in conserve, will spread out tnrough the long months of the Winter and bring comfort and happi ness to hundreds of poor people, even .rtr ih rivers have forgotten that . v..w . a-ict to th fund. -The Associated Charities la deeply grateful to the aupport that the public has given It In this campaign, and rives it sincerest thanks for the relief to th noor or tne city in i niflr-ant noirit on the part of the Port land men and women will make pos- Here la the llat of contributtona re ported In yesterday up to the time the ofic was cioiea: tha rannir Judaa'a chambra thar had athrd th mploya and attacba f th Juvenile Court and presented to Judge Cltoa a gold-baiidtad umbrel'.. And lower down oa me oaamni rw.a th ttaouilaa and attarhe breied Into the private office of Sheriff Hurl- burt and handed aver a auver-piaieu revolver. SAXXM. Or, Dc It. (Special) la th Chrlatmaa stocking of the little daughter of Mra. Walter II. Howell, of Th Dalles, th Stat of Oregon will place an order entitling th baby, born November S laat to a monthly penaloa of $ until ah la It year old. To pro vide for th Utile girt th Stat ln- duatrlat Accident Commlsalon today aet a We $)t T la th pension fund. The baby's father waa killed in a eawmlll accident at Th Dalles laat July, and the Accident Commlsalon aat aaid $717 at th ttm to pay Mra Howell a peasloa of lis a monta aa long aa ah lives or remains unmar ried. Th baby girl provided tor tooay la Lb aecond posthumous heir wblca baa com before th commlaaloa. HEN llttl John grow up. very likely be wltl look back and ble Christmas, Ifl, aa bla red-letter day. Joba has for four years, th whole ef hla life, lived In the kindly shelter of lb Baby Home. Yesterday a good woman took him to bar childless borne to love and keep blm aa her own. Little John la almost too young to ralla or appreciate the love and favor she was bestowing on him. He looked back over hla little contented life In th bom. H bad learned to lov th superintendent and th nuraea and the children, aad. Ilk a little bird learn ing to fly, be feared to chance new field. Tear stood In hla big, childish eyes as be said good-by to those at the only home he had ever knowa, and then be looked Into the kindly face ef bla new foster mother, who took hla little hand aad led him out to berln a new life. A merry and bountiful Chrlstmaa la a real bom awaited hire. CHED and wan with cold and unger. Chaster Morgan, an or phan. 1 years old. arrived In Portland lt yeatetday on hla way from Orenco to Scappooaa. He mlaa4 train con nection. Patrolman Tan Valkenberg found th lad wandering almleaaly about the North Bank depot gaaing hungrily at tka food la vartoue lunch countera. The boy bad no overcoat He shivered In the raw wind. The policeman took the lad to head quarter. Matron Sampson provided him with a new pair of atocktnga and a meaL Thea th pollc took th boy ta the Muta. Her th lad received an overcoat a hat a noes and a toy automobile- Laat Blent the boy slept la th Emergancy Hospital. Th lad wtll be r4 fr by a family at eap-pov. HUNGRY mOUTHS FED Christmas Baskets Distributed to Needy All Over City. GOOD FELLOWS LEND HAND Charities, Churches and iTtvato ' Workers Iteqalaltlon Automo biles and Distribute Sup plies to Gloomy Dome. Christmas baakata. ecb. containing all tha necessities for a big Christmas dinner, were distributed to more than 1000 needy families In the city yester day by charitable organisations. Much work of a alm'.lar character waa dona privately. No one In the city need go without the necessities of Chrlstmaa cheer. Probably the most extensive work In distributing baaketa waa carried oa by the Muta. who aent out more than 4S0 boles of provisions to needy faml Ilea In all parte of the city. A large number of automobile were requi alttoned and a force of men and women was kept busy to late laat night In the boaea war btwn S and SO pounda of provisions, sufficient to keep a family a week. From larir quantities of rabbits sent In from fastern Ore gon, two or three wen aent out with each bog. About I0S Christmas baskets were distributed by the falvatlon Army, the majority being given out yeaterday. Th baaketa were dlapensed from the Ash-street hall, the most of the recipi ents coming for them. The work waa done In such a systematic manner that within probably St minutes from the time th work of distribution began half waa dona Th First Methodist Episcopal Church irav out approximately 150 baskets of provisions. These war delivered (0 automobiles. Baaketa given out by the Volunteers of America found their way Into ap proximately IIS needy' homes. In ad dition that organization put tip 17 box ef Chrlstmaa goodlea and pro vlalona to ship to th needy out of th city. Borne ware sent to prisoners at the Oregon and Waahlngton peniten tiaries. The Associated Charities did the majority of ita work of distributing Chrretmae baakata through private la dividual. It la estimated the organi sation supplied 100 homea with a Chrlatmaa dinner. Previously reported A. C. Kuby c. c T. P. Cook O. M. Weiia Cash Neuatader A. Burhhasrar Ildward Unttoa O. L. Goddeli Georna Akron K. Brandt John Gaarde. of Beaverton Cash - Mrs. A. Eastman A. I- Rumaey National iioapltal Association Cajh J. v.. Btaney Mra. J. C. Dowllng Unique Tailoring Company J. T. Wllllaml I'arl Tambara Moialla blate Bank 0. B. Darosviah John Aiutadi H. I. Martin Northwestern Auto Company Cub Lao Pelerann X K. Sunday School, of Daytoo. H- D. Olson. Orafoa City Carrie D Koskelt 1. Turpa Emily Uunty J. D- Olden Vf, W. Starkay C W. Palchard Mn John Bonjamtn y. V. Hlm an Marian tloiph ' jrll. Tounii'MonliccUo, Wilt.. C. A. Staver r. c. Tiiicy Mr W. K. Honey S Haeklna H. Llabea A Co Zimmerman. Wells A Brown K. ". M'nirar Mra. C. H Wllllaon General Eclrio Company Carrie M. Urlchara Mrs J. Strain A. N. Terrll E 3C Feriruson HIsen Under Machinery Co J. H. Gibaon Caab ........ Ames Laundry Company Mxs Dalla Btout Karl C. Bronaush g. c. Lancaster 6ne?wooa"Cone" " Sunday" 'school." '. '. Gradon A Kehler Portland Cattle ln Company... Portland Bal Company Caah Marian L. Farrell It. 6. Farrell, Jr Oregon Door Company Eroeal P. Morsan H. K. Law" Kav. J. V. Mllllgaa H. O. Hirkoa...... Mr Ida C. fccklund Svbll G. Cloplon ..... bliss L. Douxlass. Deschutes 8.. C. Fox. y It Schuldennan Cash P. Bosat K. L. Barton Eva Angus Friend Ju'.as Kramer ! Friend j . X'. oafiu- P. O... H. H. F f A. T. W. Peely John Marx I. B Hoar Lun Tonf Mrs. F. BrobM nuahons A Cl - Mra. C O- Kn'e. Multnomah Mary L. Beebe. Mrs. Fred Lockley Mrs. A. O. Oreen Albert Welsandanger J H. Jmitu L. A. Bea Cash Ho Finn Cash y. J. B W. B. Msekay W. T. H. Tucker , Cash D. B. Welcker A,hMsV ' s'e't'h'ler T." A. Godell..-- C B Woodruff c.'eorse A Shannon "'"I!; yidlratd"1" ' Sunday" " 'school's '"I Heppner Clark S. Harser - Johanna T. Hummelln Pauline Rummelln T V. Stevens A Co..... Shave? Transportation Company... E. r. Swander and wlf MiV" N"'M."Blce" K. r. Olll-'a Mary J. tallln .tiitteT 6U.00 2 1(1 .6 00 i.OQ 15. tW 10.00 , 2.00 2.00 1 00 1.00 2.00 1.00 $.00 6.00 1.00 SS.00 2.00 i.eo 1.00 c.so J.0O 1.00 1 00 ivO 2.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 S.OO 2.00 1 00 LOO 1.00 1.00 1 00 3.00 1.00 1.00 too . 3.00 2.60 6.00 6 00 2.60 6 00 ft.OO $.00 10.00 1S.00 200 io.oo 1.00 $.00 1.00 8 00 2.00 $.00 .so 16.00 $.00 6.00 3 00 S.OO 2.T0 too 6.00 20.00 6.00 $.0t $.00 10.00 5.00 10.00 J 50 6.00 10.00 S.OO 2.00 $.00 6 00 1 00 2.00 l.OO 2.00 1.00 6.00 BOO .60 S.OO 5. an l.OO 2 60 6.00 fi 00 2 00 2.00 10. OO l.M J. on . 1.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 6.00 25.0O . 2 50 l.no 50.00 20.00 1.00 J 00 1000 , 1.00 too 5.00 6.00 200 .50 1S.S0 1.00 6.00 -2.60 S.OO 10.00 8.O0 5.00 6 00 2 60 2.00 WoWishte One and All . aCaaW JiM tVery MS Merry .filg ieisn' Watch the Daily Papers for Announcement of Our Annual January Clearance Sale. Company. P. L. EversoB Raamusaen A Co.. Perls Marshall.... John Bain Investment "K." J. E. H Dr. Georre F. Koehler "Savings of Two Little Girls" Friend Firat United Presbyterian Church.. Total S.OO $.00 6.00 S.OO 2.00 2.60 6.00 1.68 1.00 10.00 .$3. 871.88 MARION LEGISLATOR WEDS Dans Allen, of Baker, Takes Mia M. M. Hoffnell as Bride. SALEM, Or., Dec. 24. (Special.) Surprising their friends. Miss Myrtle Marie Hoffnell and Dana Allen, promi nent young people of this city, were married here tonight at the home of the bride's brother. Edwin Hoffnell. Rev. James Elvin, pastor of the First Congregational Church, performed the ceremony In the presence of a few relatives. Mra. Allen Is well known In Salem and Marion County socially. Mr. Allen is a young attorney and was .Represen tative during the last Legislature from Marion County. The couple will make their home in Salem. China Missionary to Speak. Dr. M. D. Eubank, from Htichou Mia- sion. East China, will speak at the Whito Temple Sunday morning and will speak at the mass meeting of the Baptists on the East Side, at the East Side Baptist Church, at 3 P. M. SALEM'S TREE GLITTERS Cherrlaus Dlstribnte Gifts to Poor Ht Their Homes. SALEM. Or., Dec. 24. (Special.) Sa lem's municipal Christmas tree, grow ing on the Courthouse square, tonight glittered with a thousand colored elec trlo lights, but no formal celebration was held at the tree as in past years. Instead, the 100 members of the Cher rians. the local marching organization, distributed gifts among the poor chil dren of the city at their homes. At the churches the costumary rule tide services took place. Only One -BBOMO QCUrTJiE.'' To aet the cenuln. call for lull name. LAXA TIVE BROMO QL'INIXE. Look tor Big-nature ;'r wGBo"'1I Curat a Cold in ona Day. oc Mayor Alhee spread Christmas cheer at the City Han by sending a box of chocolates to every lady employe In the building and by giving each of the Janitors a 11 bill- . yes or no. So many "noes" have been received since the question has been raised about whether the Hofbrau shall be alloVed to close its doors Jan uary 1st, that we have decidsd to let the public vote on the question. If you don't want 70 people thrown out of employment and an annual payroll of over $70,000 wiped out and if you feel aa though you MUST have your crawfish, ham hocks and sauer kraut and other German specialties occasionally, USE THIS COUPON: THE HOFBRAU, Portland, Oregon. Shall Portlajid retain her Hofbrau conducted solely as a high-class restaurant with a popular-priced breakfast room and soda fountain to occupy the space where the buffet now is ? YES NO This Will Introduce the New 10c Trial Size Box BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES" This new box wiH extend tha usefulness of this old temexJy. It relieves coughs, tickling and hoarseness so quickly, that every one snouts w Troches help and benefit. Get a 10c box AT YOUR DRUGGIST to-day and test them. This New Trial Sire Bog goes into any pocket or puts. Other sue. 3c-. 50c and $1. Brown's Bronchial Troches are not confec tion, aoc like a sickening syrup, but a Biedianal pte- paraaoa, unexcelled tor Coughs, Hoarseness, Loss ot Voice W. mill mail .nvss oa. rc mf Pfi-, if r aWr JOHN I. BROWN & SON. BOSTON, MASS. A