Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, December 25, 1915, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTITE MORNING OREOONIAN. KATT7RDAT. DECEMBER 25, 1915. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF Vea-. E4lee. ........ Vela tir. A ' 4 e AJi-ee. ............... ala.ra T".'. A ' Bi-"lr K-lltr A e 'M ain ertall. . 1 t T ' T J. A . - . tru:cu.a .......... ata ?'. A - t :,: ra.aa He's ?' A a''1 r-l 114 r. al a -r . A t Ii.tlUI . A Bali: IIHUi) m.la at Terlora ra a ,'.. I..SB. ltu aa4 a.L a. -i iirr .! H trtt la.e '. l.9 I . ... " Tve "ruM it i li ea4 I e. 14 ai la a a.. CAIM4.1W dlroaelee, ai4 Teatntll street! ta-tlna ati. .. . il eaA jO T. at. faNTA-ifa Atr at atrdaera van'.- li... a"rf jraMH -'. I a o4 r m Ara:..e :r-4iy a4 eearaj etrea aei.l.:. ifr;gmat iH !.. ea-i li r. at. UmC i raartj art - af.ree Mlla eia.a 1L1A4 m at ta.al y. After. en. 4 14: rtMrmia 4Ut. WTIt H TO t MIBCR. Order for c e I e e ef Tb Xw Tsar s Oreseo , W h will b la- 4 Jeaoarr t, 11. be ta trtaeda. aaould be Mat ta Tit Orga!aa at . raut; ib ervti ok tuk on otHiva. rice, TMia !( rtg ta ! ri!;4 .ataiaa r aeleA, Caaada ar )e(icax a .at a rle fattxt 1 ata. 4ra Tbe Or(Uuw "acuaaoV Itaa A '?'. ii.a. r Of Mao : IMf aNM ha a keeoe! la TM cumMu aaela ele afr mlM. i e?W. v r InaTttr CnrT rtai-e rTTr-m l (VimiBie Co-trt. N Ml. Wom i a'Ba ar.er of rortr. baa electee! trie r.i;iiinff fT'.-r for (ri year thief Kana.r. Mlwtrt M.-Uahon ai-a-rhi.f rir cr. .abl M' Mhofl recording ecr.t.ary. lira. A. .lhna finA.iriti la-r'ttrf. Aan H-a rr,eiirr. Joephin fl'ltlef. tn..te. M-. I. MMafton. yn. Kataerin Far-rail a4 Mra, Ir MMaKoa aan 9i cbr4-4'COi. lia r'.rnlriA Voa ll'C ""t. Junior ron-1 Kl'if. fa ITlia Il-jwa. TTla nt!.:..:ta.t o""'" t,l t- m. !;. i joint: vita ino. of re. I tlit 'art. af t. al t PwrnlnK II 4.1. Call -on4 an4 W.iJI.r atraaL ADCitu ana rva.'- :--ra Cx.a f rr w . t. n.;anM ari l ta D.4tr ftf.r (ha cttrrar.f ft.fila rla. .f Wita:ii.i.r f rt tn t h jr. h hirer a foii1n tha nomine aar max Ilia 'ihft mtii ka "tnnar.a '..- ill aI tl M.ana to lla tt.fll II ta aBt'l ta kaaa an ) tra.a tt l'T- nt '. L CamCfe'll trio t'niaarait f ortion. fn hi. rafttrn. from V. ftjaRtrmtMn, vara ha d vona lt attn4 a .'-tonI a. .-!!onil ma-l n4. rrawt-i'MI I'amrjhU'a a'jha.'l mt: a "R.Utian. at tr-a 'Mir Jtcna-la to lha I rijorairi It.. 4 !ra probably wilt ha ctiait about two fro Bal Jtania. Hia-iia ar-r foN rn'-rr "4:ramr I'lfl-. toti.. ct tha Vrn rm af tNa Rf) l6::o. aafil Jra of f'O t ta ! i. rV lloma a I: h'trc t h dl.'ritat1 la Ih ro(t wh.r ni t MMi.ri an I th.ir !( ara I tmr. Thi fruit a hi aa W'njtt Al can.tia an'l (no4cca vara aval alun wittk tla fruit. (lir .r if I tl. haarta of t"a trM. Tba nfi-Ia An l JimiH rol Crahil Artn of t"ta Itanublir. ara pUnalnf t hol4 hunt InjatAM aMort of oTiv-ara In 'aila'a H. l in fiiato.t at lit afiaraooa of J.aiarr i. Mu, . If rT KLarTr MrT. -Yfi-a. 4. M Ii4t.m4t a ra-ai'ct maatar of I'loajtant Vatt'T ra.n.ra for t lr. Ta or.S ciflirra ara a follow. rwaraaar. R M. Ittmatiaach Mi.aa llatal lUrkt. .cr.t.'T. fr. K L. Anilaraon: aarar'l. W IT. Moor, aaa ataal ataaiarJ. K I. Aiflar 04. 11 Aa.4t..fAftl I'.warrf. fr, II. C ntorff. Ir.a.ir.r. Mr J. W. Froal, jr ; tplin. Xf R. A4fr"nr Cora. Wr C M foilar. I'oniona, Mr. M. Milt, f or, Mr C. II. Johnaos. kaapar. K. lfanJroa. Iruat.a. J. V. rroat. V Txr. T r Ht4iTMir' rtn:at tl ito Fan. rat aarM- of Mr. U p.arl Baratran.t. who J.a4 Iri.r 31, al Pl.r herna. IIU Caat tiranl trat. war kit y.'.rlaj af'.arreoa from K9ort' i hapal. HailwtH). a4 lh ii'arn.rt ma i la ISo.o Ctt I'amot.ry. Mr. Prtrn.l w a ;aT.sr, a if. Una w m . n w:fa of Varnar A H-ritrani mf 4t1t)"r of Mr and Mr. TIium Naa.1 ai.l UtP of Mra r'atfear KT. M-. Ilrrtc Pat. ar.4 Vtrter N.al. af I'ortliol. Mr. Vtrtoria Ra-.f, of U. .T. an.J Arttar . af lor"U4. nu Olltiici I ICtttar ta- Wati":oa ttHirl r.l.llMi ISO ftl flat tho orooaa.t et'lintoL-a r)11'10' tl. firasraormc af a'l p !.- whar aiotif-ia-c ltttra f:lm aro rpatr4 of t.iri t lo r.'ir rm..4 1a City t'oin.-J y.t.rly to k:tl In e-.'r. Anottar m ir aiit lar la Tact lll ho rrupwal Tno m.4itr. aa p rep. 4 ts ha. a tontnt. y fi.ra mnufc- tur.r. alo ..! Ito provtaton wr law aavar. Itux:ii fnyyyrfT llicaa Citi Ti4Mr T P'tiroaa rommutur Clah wtil ooaa it nar rlubriouao ! of lr' lini-t: for a hataw wrmm. It will ho aa Opart ho)a. fra lo th9 t iMic. lt a pro;rmm an J l in. n. iaa4 ar tn.it. 4 ta hriac tnair wall f;::4 Wlt! irotlalaat Ta l4 ka fair ajaartar wkara it f itur aaatlnc ltl ho ha: 4. Two pTraija Crrar. Tra 4!orra vraro srata4 yaacardar a Ckrtatma r.l iraa It aa K9f cegplaa. Circuit Ja tara ral han.4 ai t ana la I'nanaa Vt, i:inr aInt Oajrt J Fbn.r. 'If-Ult Ja!(. lil!a4 Ik Othaf a.cr.a I Jannia E. Koopo from llarmaa H liaoea Iloia wr a ta (ra4 of a.aartioA. J K. TV cat (Tr- to "ta. J C TfartaiA yaatardav ac-apta4j aa tarlta li'ia t 4attar aa a44ra al IA aa. a il l"i il.t a4 Inataltatloa of ttl )liwn l4 al "'.!. Or. Ja aary k (o l'i ra oa tbo -3bJat " M ! as t r4a 8:arT Vaa a I' Lac ar.f a t'lav for Itarj Man.' I'-trcm Ltrtiii Cmrnt la. I ciitwi? Artvia of lftrofprtrall.it war r t-al la uaatf n.fil 4. ofT.y tntT . ya. t.4 f ar t.na Tatar Laaa4r a ompay. raoir! Jii. an4 loorpra. ir W. T an4 X M. I t.ra n4 K k.wil. l.r Aa Ar-a-t. Tk 4aT.nt!.t.r A nt!.ta i( kot4 lah. . nool 41 II A M lo.Ur aa4 a-rr-t.-a at tl A. t s; a-.)T at T 4$ Ion ill ! Ki(ll of f'ytti.aa llait. lom't IT'.ayaatk ar.4 A.J.f trt. "N 'Tanrj att ar or TaotTM- n4 t nf ni.naj T.a wltt k It lUam t Inarna 'injit at C:ry rraabytarlaa .B4riir. Uti aa4 CUy A4r. raata-roaa I uiww ta:irar4 any rhar la city for lie kr raliabl.. t.aCf aaifrrm4 Wr.tara latoa . aaaf.r. Al. II. yoa lrtat Ifco ctall..-loa aaw ri kaa Ta.y ara a llaynoa praMtwct aa4 ara atakiac a k kit. A a fowr ra A4. 0 4aa ttavaaa Pli.o kuaa yT3a.aa.ima anal dallclou: t (ill fcayt a w ho. ata-aaa. T our ajrocar fcaa tkaaa A4. Ttxtr Totaaaa. al Ik Harjaol llotal On it. Ckriatmaa from 1 to I f M. All homo cooaiac A4. .- lUaauav llocaa aarr. Tka aukHc Library will ko op a for ra4-14- aa: frona 1 ta o'ciocA lo4ar. Da W. A. Wtaa anil ka al kla Fort Is. a 4 alica antil tartkar aottea. A4. Caarrta Ilaaa aoa4 to Tara.r liallo tarhrarS. cor. '.k aa4 lamltiU A4f Norn Paaraa McB-n-roa f arr To pr par for lb ao.Iiati-t campalcriia January apoclal noonday arayar ivaral Ira- wltl k-o b. 14 aaary day la tbo downtown dirtrtcto from 12. Ik , to I o'clock Monday lo Friday Inrlualra So ma of tha l.adar aro: Y. it C. A-. ciar.a.a li. ripraaua oa Monday. J. I- Zi.al.r oa Tuaa4ajr an4 Judfto K C, t Prorau'S oa Wr-doaa-Jar: Man ItaaorV O V. Klliott on Mooday and R. U Hutbrfor4 on Tuoaday: V. W. C. A a M a Urn.- Allan, A blind llnl.r wtll paaa an4 atnc ovry boob; 4Salvatton Army In4utrial kaadquartora. 21 L'nlon atrau. maatiRsa conductad kF 4Staff Captain Atdfaaa. M "tit A tri Tut CaLLA Ilia r .tin a fc bad hn paid for Ma doc. Iiicaard Fo.tar ran. wh:tld for tha atc lo follow and -'ai4 with both monry and doa on Wadnaaday nlsht la.l, accordtrc to tha accuaatlon of 11. A. mllh. an mployo of lb t'a maa.ua iraamarjr. who raud Fo.tar a arrt yratarday. .Smith told twt.rttTa I'riro and Mallrtt. who mad tha arr.il. that Foatar bad playrd thl tru-k on htm whan It waa dual and rarap wa ta Larrany by ba i ! la tb tbre aacainat Fotr. riaraa ttoto r Paaora. Tbo Foatar road raal of Ih Junction al j l-ant I thraaianad wtta darnac by th oarflor from Johnaoa Crack. Th I rra.k flow w.atward. but Iba cbannal I la obatrw-tad and back up acalnat lb ! road and nrarflow th Iran to th i.a.tward. Tba fortland Railway. Uch i I'owrr Company track run tbrouc thi diatrht and Ih road aa pa4 racantly. Thai portion at of ino June tioa la on a f.il and may b bad damaa4 unlaaa tho water la dlvrrtr I i:Taerrtr rarcna A a aim Pput ', Piatrtct Atlornay trnpy jrotrla forwarded tradition papara lo lw Itrnor T"lthyrorr.ba for fc! aicnatar rT jaatmc th tornor of Ca.ifornl for th return of Jo. ph. tavo. who andar arrl at r'an Jsm on a fuclttr warrant from lrtland. charrtna blm c.a.rtix bis family. llctl Jo fy baa son aftrr blm. P. nr. W. CJ, KtT. Ja. will prrh 10- morrowr mornlnar At lb Cburrb of Oa Fathar. Hroodway and TambtiU at arlork on -ITln I'hlloaophy and tb Pay's ttora." In tho ayanlnc at T:4 "An Ord'r. Ufa In a Confud World. tn rr.pon.o to many tariurali tho chot will r-paal om of th anclrnt carol aunc lat rijnday Ad. Taytoa-jtraaarr M. K. CHrnt A apo cial Ckrtatmaa aroiramma will ba al at tha uaual out-door aarvlc to b b.ld tomorrow by Ih mam ba r of tht rhurrh In front of tbo ovkd doors l 11 .. M. at Third and Taylor atraata. Addraa.a will b drltrd by Mr. I". Akin, Mr. V. X. Mtr and Mia U M Fullmer Ady. A Lt.a.iK o f wrt.irTTa Aaanrtn Po tha All'Cad thaft of o it la a and par. fuma from Iba Mir 4b Frank mora Mrs. , Fmma llotlantxrk. aaad . dim. .tic of l Clrlacd annua, wa arr.stad by ttactiva Colaman an tnoa yaatardav. b danlcd Intanl lo ataal tba good. Was a ivanarrr On-n sr. Throucb th rolumna of thta papa wlah a ritrnd lo Ib.ir patron, who ba attacal tba.r aaralca durlnc th raal yar. a Marry ,mai and a Happy N.w t.ar William W.bb. Ill N. lltb t. Mar. 151 Ad. Fat-t. I T"-aMirr Tho aacend annua maacja ball of tha Fortland Hanavo- lant Aaaociatton wtll bo alvan tonlch al IN. irnal Irrtth Hall. Thtrtaantb and Mill alrr.la iTl-r will b alTn for tbo rnoat ortf Inal and bat coa lumr a. M't-i. P-faa FwrvoTca at Y. M. C A. Tb'rly-fio omploya of Ih Kaat Mda ptanlnar mm nJo4 a torkay dianr at tb Y. M. C. A. caf'tarta last nlaht. Th mill company rcarularly antartain tb man at vhristmaa. CaaaLrmra ratu.tr- Jit-aat 4ttlt for dtvorc waa fii4 In County C.rk Cof- fay' offtco ya.trrday by Oiarlotta X I'MtUpa aaat-.t Frank J. rnllllp. charcinc rrorlli. SAIAH AMOS DIES Noted Prohibitionist Worker Succumbs After Operation. OREGON POST LONG HELD THEATER STRIKE SETTLED Conlrmrrajr Willi llrlllr l:nl i:ad Throash Coix-tllalkn. Tb ronfoyry btwn Ih HIII Tkatr maeaarnant and tha labor unlooa baa bn ttt4 lhrouh con cilialioa. and Iba onctnoar and mu- Iriaaa, who had boaa a (Tar tad dlractly by lb trouble, aro aeain oa friendly r:tlona with tb theater. la th rompromi ffcld If waa ar. radar'! that tb preeant superintend at of Ih bulidinc will tak out i card la th rnstneara union JiJ that tbo theater wlil aol b obliaed lo Mr anoth.r andnarr at thl Itm. Th trouble bear an when. wit!a Ih Instal lation of connection wttb tb North wealera keatlatT aratem th en'lnrer wbo bad be e n employed waa let out. tber balnc not enouab work lo warrant bta f arther mploymal. Th naTtnar placed a banner oa Iho theater and ltr Iho muaictan war called out. COUNTY MAY PENSION MAN Mnrarjr la Available for Kelly Rutte Ktplooloa Vlartlm. Trhether Ik County Commlraloner ball p.naioa Ckarlea Fatrhel or ty him a tump um oul of hand will b determined by Iho Hoard Monday. Fat'h! wa Injured reptembr 5. 11. II waa employed at Keily Hut re. wker tbo county bad a rock pi:. Tk acatyleno nsta Iber ea?iodd and rtually blew off kla band, lila lo jrr parmanent. Tha budaai for Mil Include an ltm ef ICO It for Ik roller of lUtcb!. Tk Pi.trtct Attorney aaya tk Board may allow It witaoul becoming I lab la. muat ka for aa ledicaet proo r.ti.f. Tb Board look op Iba matter ye- erJay It developed thai lUtcbel baa ba drawinc a aalary from tba county aa a ort of ponaioo. NSURANCE RATES DISLIKED Itralty Oaacr and Ilrokrra Ray aaar Not Kqaltablo. Conalderabl complaint waa rolred eaterday by Inauranc man. proprty owaer and realty broker aaainot tb apporttonna.nl of Inrreaao In Ih kr le.uranc rate announced by Ih La d.rwrlter l.iultabl llatlna: Rareao. Chare Ibal dlacrlmlaatioa ka beer. practiced la aom caae and a aeneraJ hint that politic -! bad aorsa la Bianco oa lb diet rlbulloo of Iho Int er vara mad by tnauraaco aanta Icauranca ma ceatrad.ct Iba state ment of tbo urvlrrwrlter that loaaea baa b.a kaay durlna lb yr. but they aaaort that tb now rules aro Dot property classified, CHILDREN TO ALTERNATE Plon"cr Who for Yrars Waa Ao- rlatrd With Itfforta of Drja tpr yiyraj by Widow and 3 Children. Tribute Paid Itjtemory. IaaBih i. Am'', one of (ha beat known men In tho Irohibltlon party ranka. d ted al Ih Portland Surncal Hospital yeaterday after an operation for appendicitis, Th operation waa performed last Saturday and. although Mr. Amoa had rallied, ho auffered a : It- i 4 i. ii. a. rrwblblllaw leader. IHaw 1 eater day. r.lapea and failed lo recover. H waa I year of aca and had been a familiar flarur In Orecon politic, betntr con nected with ih Prohibition party for many year. Mr. Amoa wa born Jun I. UH. al Mount tavas. Md. When II year of as b married Mia Lillian J. (Sadler, who, with lhr children Mlaa Lillian Kdna Amoa. Mlaa lrac Mlldrod Amoa nd Dr. William F. Amoa. all of thta cltjr aurrlta him. rarly Prablklttow TA ark ! With Ih rrohlbltlnnlata a early aa ll b worked with Nationally famoua men. uch aa rlpr-ncer. Me. Caaa and other In pioneer work In Ohio. In UT2. h waa a candidal for the "hio Letrtelafure on th Prohibition Wrkrt and look part In the constitu tional amendment rampaicn of that year. He filled tha point Ion aa secre tary of th Cuyahotra County central commute for a number of year, and durinr bl lenur of offlro there he becanie Intimately aasorlated with fimurl Dickie and Michael J. Vanning and others. Mr. Amoa moved to Oregon In 18S7, For 11 year h aerved aa chairman of tb Orecon Prohibition commute and appeared a a candidate for Mayor of Portland, member of the Stat Sen at and other office. Tribute la Paid ta Meaaery. Durlnc M residence In thta ctty Mr, Amoa al different time haa been con nected with tha hardware firm of Foster 4 Robertson and Honeyman Hardware Company. For tha few years prior lo his death ha was the Portland representative of a number of lars; lUatrrn hardware firms. The esteem la which thousands Of Portland persons held Mr. Amos I epitomized In th remarks of Dr. J. R. Wilson, former principal of Portland Academy. Mr. Wilson declared In a re rent letter to Mr. Amos that "none of the letters that I hare receive J (In ap preclatlon for th work dona by Dr. Wilson while In Portland) have touched ma more deeply .has your, I have never passed on from one of our occa sional metlnca without feeling that It waa good lo have met you and felt for the moment the touch of a true man.' Funeral service will be held fr;ora he chapel of J. P. Finlry afc Son to morrow at and the body will b c r ma t ed Monday. IRE THREATENS LENTS OIL FtPLOaloVa PRKtD FLAMES TO C.:.F.RtL BlMr,S. IIOlr.ES. Divided Caatody Ordered la bWl Divorce Decree. liar tanll and Frank llamblet ara to remain in tha rustody of tbair mother for siy, months and Wlnnefred and rac with l.r tthr for Ih same period. iha tha children ar to alter nate between their parents, according ta trie dcre of divorce granted to Mr. J. sale llamblet from F iiceo Ham bi.t by Circuit Judge Medina yester day Also Fugon llamblet must pay hi former wife i: a month alimony and for tba support of Iba children la her custody uadr tbo alternating system devlaed by tba court. Brack Balldtag la Believed la Have ITeaewted Caeaflagratlaa. bat La la riaeed at tZ2"3. Fire, whlca for a time threatened tb usinos district ef Lents, swept a two. story and two one-atory frame strue- urs with a It-foot, frontage on Nin y. Seconal street, at Foster Road, at T clock yesterday morning, causing a loss estimated at t.Zlt. oa which titer as Koa Insurance. Tb eiploeloo of aa ofl-burnlng alova hat had bean leaking. In tha small unch room of William Hodges. Ill IS tnety-second street, caused the fir. hlch spread on both side of tho raw- auranl. la Iho renter of tho frama ullalinc. To fireproof brick struc- ur el Ih Lents hardware store stood between th fir and Lenta business section and may have prevented a gen eral conl.asrat Ion. Tho heaviest loeer wa Egglmaa Protner' meat market at ill Ninety secoodt street. Half a buffalo and many Christmas turkeys and gees were burned hr. Tha loss was fl- mated at III00, with Insurance of Itoo. The frame building, ail of which were1 gutted, were valued at 11009. and were not loaured. Above tha meat market were vacant storerooms. Hodges 4k Mclowell. lanch room, at llll Ninety-second street, lost ISO. Gardner jewelry shop, at lilt Ninety, second tret waa damaged to tha ex tent of I Lenta hardware store was damaged Hi. Lng na No. tl and the Lents volun teers fought the fire. Yonralla Pioneer Die. P.OSrRCHO. Or, Dec. 11. (Special) Mrs. John tlyron. a pioneer resident of Yoncalta and one of the best women In this section of th state, died her today. Mrs, Byron was born In Wis consin and came lo Oregon with her father when a young girl. They lo cated rear Olalta, Douglas County, where Mrs. Byron haa since lived. Al though not a mother. Mrs. Byron reared three children. Including .Mr a J. P. Nun. of Camas Valley; Mr. T. P. Fisher, of Wilbur, and Fred Byron, of OlaUe. A Merry Christmas for you and yours is the hearty wish of this store for our many thousands of friends and patrons. Tomorrow well give you the news of the most important event in our history. Look for our ad in Sunday's paper. GUS KUHX, Pres. Successor to Steinbach & Co. Morrison At Fourth GRIPPE NOT PREVALENT rllVMCIANS SAY OXLY EPIDEMIC I roRTLASD IS BAD COLD. tirip Classed aa Mild Ferns ef la- flaeaaua Daagereae Principally Fraaaa 10 That Follow. According to city and state health officer Portland haa not been suffering from any epidemic of grip, but haa been attacked by a cold'-lnfectlng germ. So when you tell your friends and your employer that you have been "111 with grip'' the burden of proof rests with you. The epidemic of grip that holds the City of Philadelphia In Ita group, ac cording to local phyaiclans, is con- ined to that particular locality and laa not spread far from Its atartlng point, at leaal up to now. Real grip, say physicians, la most dangerous be cause of Its complications and the other diseases that it Induces. In speaking of the matter yesterday Dr. David N. Roberg. Kiate Health Officer, declared that Portland persons were not Infected generally with grip. but had exaggerated colds Instead. V.rlp." said Dr. Roberg. "la a mild In fluent and that affection In dangerous. I Crip Is attended with chills, soreness of bones and muscles, dellriousness and high temperature and la quite frequent ly followed by pneumonia." "I dn not think that there Is mtirh grip In Portland." said Dr. Fred J. Zlegter. City Physician. "There are many colds reported to me and many persona have applied at the hospital for treatment, declaring themselves to be grip Infected when bad colds were the only complaints," POPCORN MAN IS ANNOYED ToC icago ! Los Angeles to Chicago in less than three days Tucson, El Paso and Kansas City. Throuerh the land of orantres, past Salton Sea. up Salt River Canyon and across the painted desert of Arizona and New Mexico. 10 DAYS' Stopover allowed at EI Paso on all tickets to Eastern destinations. El Paso, with the Mexican suburb of Juarez, is perhaps the most interesting city in America. Mexican restaurants, adobe houses, bright colored dresses and a real Mexican bullfight every week. Two daily observation car trains Los Angreles to Chicago via the EL PASO ROUTE ' "The Route of the Lowest Altitudes" Tickets, reservations or further information at City Ticket Office. Corner Sixth and Oak Streets, Union Depot or East Morrison-street Station. Telephone Broadway 2760, A 67 0-1. SOUTHERN PACIFIC JOHN M. SCOTT, G. P. A., Portland, Or. E. W'ilhelm Wants City Traffic Law Amended Accordingly. To comply with the letter of the city's traffic ordinance. E. W'ilhelm who has a popcorn wagon at Fifth Alder streets, complains that he has to drive from his stajid every 30 min utes. He wants the City Council to so change the ordinance that he can be permitted to remain at his stand con tlnuously. The traffic ordinance provides tha no vehicle shall stand more than half hour In the business district dur inur certain hours. This provision avoided by the shifting of places by the popcorn dealers. Mr. Wllhelm says it Is a technical proposition which causes him much Inconvenience. Oregon Graduate Wins Honor. Harold C. Bean, son of Federal Judge Bean and graduate of the University of Oregon, class of 1912, has won one of the four honor awards granted by Johns Hopkins University to students In the medical department. This in formation was conveyed In a message received yesterday from Johns Jlop kins University. In the sacred spirit of "Peace on earth, good wHI toward men' YOU AND YOURS HAVE OUR BEST WISHES FOR A MERRY YULETIDE! 9j9 9j? ?J9 "Sing a song of Christmas I Sing with all your might! Break the old world's slumber, Drive away her night I Love alone makes Christmas, Love makes Christmas cheer j Then sing a song of Christmas, And sing it all the year." JAEGER BROS. JEWELERS, OPTICIANS 131-133 Sixth St, Oregonian BIdg. We Wish You the Same G lovingly yours. ' " 'III Chas. F. Ber?. Mfr J?K take pleasure in informing their friends, patrons and the public that they have secured, under most favorable condi tions and satisfactory shipping and de livery arrangements, the Agency for the celebrated THE QUALITY BEER produced and bottled by the SAN DIEGO CONSOLIDATED BREWING COMPANY San Diego, Cal. for distribution to family trade in Oregon, Idaho, Southern and Eastern Washington, You are earnestly rec ommended to place or ders and inquiries for prices and particulars NOW or prior to January 1, at their PORTLAND OFFICE, 105-107 Twelfth St. Telephones: Main 211, Home A 1004. On and after January 1 all beer or liquor orders intrusted to our care should be mailed to our San Francisco Office, 434 to 460 Bryant Street, where all orders or in quiries will have pre ferred attention and are solicited with the joint guarantee of Blumauer & Hoch and the San Diego Consolidated Brewing Co. that "SAN DIEGO" THE QUALITY BEER, is uneAcelled and will meet your every exaction "Quality, Like Truth, Commends Itself In the meantime, wishing1 you a merry Christ mas, we remain yours sincerely. Leading Wholesale Liquor Dealers H-O-T-E-L. Spells Home at the CORNELIUS conducted In a "What you want, when you want it, how you want It" HOTELS CORNELIUS The How ef W elcawae. Park and Alder Slav, Portland. Or. Ralea SI.OO per day aad ap. C. W'. Cornelia. Presides. ii. K. Fletcher, Manager Mm The Right Liquor at Right Prices Leroy Brandy, Cognac. France bot. fl.it enrwaaey .-star, OKnac, rHiea..iwi.,i.u yaholma Acquavlt. Norway bot. II. SC 11 nsdale Frailer Wh Isky. bonded bot. fl.2 Blackberry. Apricot Brandy Cordial bot. 11.00 par-ex. Monarch Hobby Whisky ... bot. $100 Sunnybrook. own bottlin bot. $ .7. For ex. prepaid add -0c for 1 bot.; 0e for 1 bottles; 4 bottles we prepay. $100 Forest Home Whisky, gallon 12. : I4 0l Pam Clay Whlaky, gallon 3.2 Bea' T J. Monarch Whlaky. gallon I4.0S $1 ."0 Wines, nil Kinds, choice, gallon. .11.1. I2.o0 Winn, all kinds, choice, gallon. . II. CO 13 60 Brandy, Rum or Gin, gallon :.s: 14.00 Blackberry. Apricot, Peach, gal. .$3. 2 John Kcklund. 123 Flmt Pt., Portland. Or, Mall orders filled same day a received. Add -5c gallon and we prepay exprees. PURE COAL DIAMOND BRIQUETS Absolutely the cheapest and best fuel on the market; three - ton lots. $7 per ton delivered. Will Reduce Your Coal Bill One-Half. PACIFIC COAST COAL CO. 249 WASUIXUTOJf ST. MAIX 129. -A 2293. The Y. M. C A. will fit any ambitious younff man or woman for hirh-ciass positions in Bookkeeping:. Stenography and Salesmanship. To men this includes valuable athletic, aquatic and membership privileges, althougrh tuition cost is less than elsewhere. Phone Main 7005, A 6.161 Our class in public speaking: Is giving- great confidence and com mand of language to its members. The cost is small. All Classes Start January 3. Skidmore Drug Co. Temporarily Located 271 Alder Street Between Third and Fourth Sts. WANTED, CHAIRS TO CANE 6Y SCHOOL FOR BUND ' FOR PARTICULARS CALL MR. J, F MYERS, MAIN 548 1