THE MORNING OREGOXIAN, THURSDAY. JANUARY .13. 1916. 0
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rar af Wacal!a a4 R.aallTllla
grm.msmm Will k la.eir4 mCTy Rl
ti'r4r aiakl at ika k;i af Kaaall
lll) (Ir aa Ika klaa IJ road.
-k Vadlaa (.raasa l.ana Wall aaalat
at tk aatMiaaa cranaMala.
RtT mT Mikmtj m ac.aj
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Ira.a kafara Ik Vla l.aa tf Ik.
ap tmt T'a a -4 "a. TH rtfa-
I a rati Jloa'.r aickt.
Vin oatarr to Mtn Tka
Mmnaaala a-la'a .-lr '11 aa la
M a Ika fiftk f!a ef Ik itaatar
af t'omaiarra. Tkar at'l k BBarlal
ackral aaaaw. daaclas. car4. aa4
alkar 4taraaaa.
roam Kaareeja-r Vaarra iVcruii
Jaka rtaaa. af Jaaaitt. foratarty a
raaiaVal af Prt!a4 Krlac it V aavf
) atrl'V. at Ik dalacal.
ati.a4inir Ik raafaraar kaht at Ca
loarT Xlkl-t I k arc a.
r K. f. Sfrarra Topt -fliiaT T.
T II t ai.earfc4 aiaal ta4r al
t I arlor Wltk Mr. a.Vr VU
ar4. I4 aV-kaTlr ral. tol luBcka.
will k Ik araar af Ik aeoa fcaor.
Sfaanwa la rrrrr Tka l
Carr4 Aa4 aVarlalr will Bat kold a
ataaitatr Ikia atal. bit will ml Jan.
aari It at k ri4ar ef Mr. .
klakrark. tl HrTaal atraat.
4k.Man t CVaraK fxr hlrm. Call
Mar. : ar A I1W-1.
Ma"T .- rlaaa will
aiaWl aA, Ik, ii4. A4,
Art-a Aaa rttArv Article al
inrarparatloa for tn fotlewtnc ram
aaaaa ka.a aaaa fil-4 with Cooaty
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oa aU.eatork roapMir, lmmc D.
ItaaL 34. X. Ilatttilaa aa4 rra-
cott W. Coaklncfcam. liKorporalor
praaaclpal plac o( bualMaa. farttaa4.
capital atoca. 1 1. .-. Ta Ial4
a CotT.panjr. V. A. lal4aoa, Joaapk
Rokrta aa4 aor T. Brat. Incorpora
tor, salanti and copy-rickt kai.iaaa
rapatal atsck. Ii. Ta ttlaalar-Ordakl
Cvmcttr. t.WIM Hliar, Aadraar
urdavbl and rrank Jalaaalr.a'. Inrarsora
tor: BjtoatBB ptclnra aad aoft drink
iuimm. capital atock. :. Hra
hsiidiaa Coaapaay; N. II. Haara. Ckarla
t. 1ak and l- A. Tafta, la-rorporaioc.
rapilai alack. .. Htillr flar
lor. IVt C Slillar. Sldaay ZalrarH.
aad luaacoa C. N.iaoa. lacorporatara
capital Mart. tl;. traoa aklp
L-kdir. V. A. Daaidaoa. C. C. Turaar
sikd Joaaf k Kaabarta. capital atock.
jkiaa. CaoaT flratxo T BaTTva Oaomo.
Ana Oroat. wko k4 lid la Orcoa for
L tmtm wara h.M Taatarday al D-
alar ckpl. 4I Kaal AWar atraal. and
Ik tatartnant wa mada la ta a-
tary at Haiti Oroaad. tTark (.ovnty.
Waakiactoa. fcr formr Hr.
Croat wa bora la t'aaada. May . ,3-
. .rf ia Portland acreaaa Ika
Ul.au af Taaaaaa. la 1 Tar
aral ymmtm ah. and kar fca.baad llaad
at M...I. Gi.uaul Waak and aa In
d.atk of kar kskaa4 iae4 back lo
l ortlaad. Tfcr aoa a"4 aaa 4okt.r
.arrtr k.r Caan.roa T- ana Jena a.
Oroat. rortlB4. Ootn li. uram "
coaiat. Vaaak. and Mrm. A. .
fevrtkaloaaw. rortlaad.
Huv run ru-r Orr- Baa
Bulaar Waaaa Kellef Corpa lct4
4 Ia.ta!la4 ta foilowloai affacar fof
Ik ao.alr.a- ar: ITaatdaoC Mr.
Aaaa n.kkara: aaalor lc-prldal.
Jaaapklna CUC.tt. Janlor lc-pr.at-.ai.
UUiaa rk: lrarr. Carrta
rkraaaa: pacrvtary. Jral. McXaaaklia:
caapiaaa. ".altky Brarakaaak; r'4.
:uuMl VUtaa: coodactor. LJda
irr. palrialfco laatrwela. farak
It. -Mtia: pra.a eocTaapoadeat, lta
t kaadr: rotor . Unu Ul
It tar. X.aoa McVor d Alarsarat
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ajetacal ikdy acfcaol cf l- Joaaa. hald
tka rciar kaainaaa maatins at l
kom at Vr. W. V!ptthor. H
llartmaa atrl. Tady al I actock.
orracar wara aiaeied and r.f raahm.nl.
war aarrad. Tka afflcar ar: T.aebr.
Mr. K. Howard: pr4B. Mr. F.
rialcir: r-prldeoi Mrm. J. Black:
a:rtary. Mr. C Mw:l: lraorr.
Mr. J- Root, elavaa raparwr. Mr. O.
Viaa.
MaaaaMtp Ciwiim to t.t. -A
I laa coofaraac of tk effcr aad
dirwctors of lb .Nortk J-onlajad Corn
morctal Club To4y aiht In lb
Xortk rortlaad Braack Library. KU1
laaiawortk ar.nua. it waa dacldad to
aiart a can pall a tor li aw m.tnbar.
l:c.rr bu. oaa anaa and ridat af
Ik I'aain.Bla will b Incited la b
comk a m.mbar. N.t Tday nlM
plan for Ibla work will b adoptad
aad aroupa will b aind lo work la
cert i a diatrtct aa lb P.aiaaola.
Ma. Vrrr To K-tbta:j. Mra.
It. Wkltnay will aat.rtalo Iba mm
kara af Ika Oemy-ira l'arnl
T.achar Aeltlon tomorrow flf
aooa la Ibat cboolboa. It will b
a laa party. Mra C J. Irau will
Ci a talk oa Iba work of l-aranf-T.ach.r
Aaaooatloo. Otkr talk wUI
b mad. Tk Ml'. Aaoacata Will
lama aad Aaaa liopklna will render
a. lection a aa Ika piaao. Su.l Elliott
will atia a readtas and M. Aioea Ztfok
will ! vlolia aalactloaa.
Ut-aK'Al. ExTtaTaiT FajtaaT.
Aa tatarulnn.nl will ba la tomor
row Bi'bt at tb IKIIwood T. M. C. A.
Ija.t ifteentk atrt and tpokan
ana. andr lb ao.picaa of lb
ladle- autlllary. Th firal part will
k ika rendition of lb cantata. "Curfaw
Bell - by yolca under iba dlrlioa
f Mra Ella Habere Tripp. Tart two
will roaai.: of oo front lb opera:
atetieti. -Lacia; icio. 'M rnoa"; dual.
Jl rararta"' and raorua.
pworaaacia TO larniii I rnc
Profaor Ja Dnpvrtai. of Bad Col
lac, will lectur in rraocb In room B.
Cantxal library, lonlckl at I o'clock
aadar Ibo ail.plr of Ik alllaaca
fraachl.. Tka .ub)ect will b -Henri
IxarB4. lb nwUa-1 rtack poet- Tbra
will k ao admittaaca cnra
Maamaaa la laarrycjerao. Mtlnc at
Ik llrooetTa raraot-Taacbar Club an
reaac4 for lb aft.roooo la tb
Hrosklya ackoolboo ba bo aoat
poatad anlil aett Tboraday aftarnooa.
January J, aa accoaat of Ibo alorm.
Boot la aarr To WooMtta. Fo
ri arl earrtr-a. af Mr. Amanda R
Jokaaoa. wfca dl4 Monday la tbi rlty.
win ba bald at Woodkara. Or, today,
wkara Ik interment will b mad la
Ik family burial plot
GABRILOWITSCH COMING.
a . aaaaanaw
Oaalp faakrllawltarh. pualal. Tiara
nwaaHibrlal ark. caatra:lo. Mal
14. Jaaaar-r S I w-d order. ckck
aad aa'f aaldr.aa d. .laraipad Ta loo,
la near. Comaa. foiumbla bai:d
mi -rkr. F'or. ii. I LA: balconr.
II. Ilia ll. ; 'iry rard. 11
rata Ad.
WOOL MITTENS FREE.
... . - . K... a w m kaakArawl faalra
aaa aawa ' -
af me, warm, wool tnitlaa a bleb w
will at away aaaolutaly f raa today
to Ika Ir ia -' wwa
.lora d aaktoa; for Ikvwa. W ar
new pailina all waaolen ocka. und.r-
war aarbiria. watr ana. ia itn.
all ,! of woavaa sood al araatiy
rvducad prlca. Browaill MtoMI
Mill rnor. Tkird and Morrtaoa a.-
COLD WEATHER OVERCOATS
Vn Cnma apatatra and ttli Into
a rcay.' aiyli ovrcoal for I14;k. Toa
will aaa m earoe coat marked -kai
prtca lilt.- bat my prtca la alway
lit;. I cut out blah-rani profile.
Jimmy Tune, l-l-t -ronlaa bids.
Lleialor to IMrd floor Adr.
a p a"
Crrahaan wocth Mcrta.
r.RESHAM. Or. Jan. 11 aSpecUL)
Tba Orhm Epwortk La-u tn.t
la a aroacial aoatn Kti Saaday
aad eUcted tk feliowtna officor for
a t.raa of l month: rraaideet. Mar
rill tiood: i flrat Ttc-pr!dnl. Mia
at kar EJford. awcond ic-prldnt.
Keitb L-rm.n: third K-a-pridat.
Harold l.rmai: fourth --prldeot.
Jackaoa Job: aacretarr. Olaa Rukr.
fraaaor.r. M . M.na C.ilbart: organl.t
lliai Mitdraal tlair; aaaiataal orjka
tat. dlla HH lac-.
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45 TO GO TO COLLEGE
l-SIVKRMTr TTR.rTI 13 FROM
jtFi;ito CLA or 5T.
Raaaarabl Mra I law ta Brat awed aa
14 Member tar Arerase at Mara
aira.ria ii of ih IT membcri of tba
rraduatlo dui of February. Ill, of
Jffroa lllsk School bare aisnltiad
akaie laianiioa of anterlna collec at
the conclusion of their preaent rouraa.
Of that number the fnlrlty af Or-
ton elated 10 attract urriw.
r. cultural Collac 11. Rd 7. arreaon
v ..a a - L'..i.ra rnllearn- Wlllam-
tl l'alrity. Boton Conanralory of
Muelc!. itcwina format ana in tni-
rity of California, one eacn. ajao.
undecided. 4.
Honorable mention will pe neatowao
ipon 14 ambari of Ika graduating
rlaaa. la order lo attain that dmtinc
loa It I nacaaaary lo maintain durln
aia aaiira four vara' curat a arboiar-
aMp arra of at leant per cent.
Tbe youneeel proapctl araauai
I vrtir aw I - . -
lack en montb ef betne 11 year. Tb
areraae ef lb enure ciaaa la I year
and dare, that of tba boy belns II
ear. month and 4 day, and or tn
trie 1 year 1 month aad II dare.
Tk. ani .1 amount of moaar earned
by the bora who are about lo ba i rad
iated aurina ma aowr i - arr
aaa baa In blah achool amount ta
!.?. making aa averaga to tba boy
of 117 1.
Purina Ih aam lima Ike 1 girl alu
eata earned IITltle.
PORTLAND TO JOIN IN FETE
Party to Ccrrbrattj Companion of
O.-W. II. at X. Ineo Olytnpla.
Many Portland bulnaa men will
. . . . w i - . k.. ra -O. n A
foi. una v. . r ' - - ... " " " -
Company oa Friday In celebrating Ih
rompletma of the O.-W. R. A N. Una
,rty will ee here on Thuraday aft
ernoon. Among the railroad otiiriaia
ho iprcl lo make th Irio are j. r.
Brian, general manr; F. W. Hob
laran traffla- manaer: William Mr
U Cocoanut Oil
for W.ihinr Hair
Murray, general paaaenger agent, and
eeveral other.
The main celebration at Olympla will
begin at 1 o'clock In the afternoon.
Th flrat hour will be devoted to ao ln
apection of the terminal property and
the new freight and paaaenger elation
erected In Olympla by the company.
An Informal reception will b. tendered
the ylaltlng railroad official by the
Olympla Commercial Club. Rcfreah
menta will ba ered. Thomaa M.
Vance will be the presiding officer.
George A. Mottman. Mayor of Olympia.
will deliver the addreaa of welcome.
Governor LJater I acheduled to speak
on "The Industrial Development of
Wanhlnglon." and John M. Wilson on
"Olympla, lis- Industries and Re
sources. SLOUGH TRIMS ARRANGED
Special Train to Carry North Port
land Channel DipEcrs.
. A special train will be chartered by
the people of North Portland January
; to take them lo the headwatera of
trie Columbia slough, near Troutdale.
where they will dig a channel that
will make tha alouh a live waterway.
Thla declaion wa reached at a meet
ing of the North Portland Commercial
Club Tue.day night. Realdenta of
Vnrat. Portland erpect to fill the train
tmra wnia pa m , - - -
. ... . t . t n tka due to make
the alough an open waterway Into
which the aewers of the northern, part
of Portland can be emptied.
CITY URGED TO TREAT D. T.S
W. C. T. V. Adrocalr Treatment of
XI cn Suffering from 1-oe.a of Liquor.
. ... k. . .... and treatment
A piar. " - -
of men who ar Buffering berau of
liquor aeing irn
i . r aaaaaa la BOUarht by the
executive committee of the Multnomah
County branch ot tne . - . j. ao
a letter received by City Auditor Bar-
Bur.
Tha communication declare mat i i " vak... . -- -
m.n inea in a oeplorable rondi- making a tour of tha country, passed
..'...J." .,... b, reason throngh PorUsnd yesterday morning
amplatlna or tne j.-aa. rc. a .-a. i"" " ... .. . .
. otrmpi Mo. member, of .he of the .udden I... '..
ahould b cared for In a place main-
t.lnr-t by the rily for tht purpoee.
Madame Jouiclll and X. A. Hoose In
Principal KoIe Cite Character
to Parts and Excellent Cborua"
Adds Much to Effect.
Tha dres rehearsal of the opera
"Romeo and Juliet," with tha principals
and choru In complete costume, took
place yesterday afternoon at the Heilig
Theater In the presence of a company
of society women and representatives
of tha Baby Home, and wa a complete
success.
Madame Jomelll as Juliet waa the
principal attraction on, the stage, and
her brilliant singing and acting were
characterised by Xlrst-cJaes artistry.
Norman A. Hoose as Romeo was splen.
did. and tha principals were eminently
satisfying in their respective roles.
Th chorus sang with fine effect,
earning praise for Its mastery of shad
ing and expression. The orchestra of
li pieces wa under the direction of
Roberto Corruccini. and splendidly sup
ported the singers.
Everything is now In excellent con
dition for the public performances,
which will take place tonight, tomor
row night and Saturday afternoon.
An agreement Is In process of con
summation between the principals ot
"Romeo and. Juliet" to effect a per
manent organisation to ba known as
the Portland Grand Opera Society. A
meeting of those concerned In this
project is called for Tuesday night at
I o'clock.
BANKERS FILL OFFICES
J. L. HART-MAW ROW MANAGER OF
CLISAJUSG-HOLSE ASSOCIATION.
Re-election af Official Ia far Bla
Tweaty-elghtb Saeeeaalva, Term
la Executive Office.
For the 28th consecutive year, J. I
Hartman waa elected manager of the
Portland Clearlng-House Association
at thu annual meeting of that body
yesterday. , . .
Mr. Hartman first was elected to
that position when the clearing-house
waa organized, in 1899. He ha
been re-elected every year ince then
without a single Interruption In his
service.
George W. Bates, president of the
Lumbermen's National Bank. waa
elected president of the association.
Other officers elected were: Vice
president, P. C. Mai pas. manager of
the Canadian Bank of Commerce: sec
retary. Lansing Stout, of the Hibernla
Savings Bank; executive committee,
Mr. Bates. Mr. Mai pas, K. Lea Barnes,
vice-president of the United States
National: E. A. Wyld. cashier of the
First National, and A. L. Mills, presi
dent of the First National.
A unanimoua vote of thanks was ex
tended to R. Lea Barnes, the retir
ing president. .
The proposal to reduce the rata or
interest on savinga account from 4
per cent to S per cent waa informally
considered and a committee appointed
to investigate and report at a future
meeting.
Some banks want to reduce the rate,
but others, it 1 understood, are op
posed to the proposed reduction. It
is obvious that it will be inadvisable
to force a reduction unless all the
banks become a party to the plan.
GRINELL OFFICERS VISIT
COLLEGE ALLM.M ASSOCIATIOJf
HEARS TWO SPEAKERS,
Eraret Ja.na aad B. J. Tbempaea
Are Werklag la latereala at
Closer Relatloaahla.
Graduates and former student of
Grlnell College held a rousing meet
ing at the Library yesterday at
o'clock to welcome Ernest Jaqua. the
president's assistant, and B. J. Thomp-
son. a trustee oi ino scnuua. ...
to the number of 200. Each will be Tnomp,orl and Mr. Jaqua spoke, and
armed with pick and shovel. A cnan-l m0,oll plrture entertainment of col-
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lege life and scene from urlnell was
given. The artair was iinorr m
pice of tbe Grlnell Alumni Associa
tion of Portland and vicinity, who num
ber mora than 40.
A business meeting wss held. The
party then went to the Y. W. C A.,
where a dinner was given. Dr. Charles
Frlsbee wa toaatmaster. The two
visitors gave addresses and a number
of Informal talks by the members of
the association were given.
The trip through the West Is being
made to bring the Alumni of Grlnell in
closer connection with the college. Mr.
Thompson and Mr. Jaqua have visited
Seattle. Spokane, point In Montana,
and will go to California from here and
then through tha Southwest back to
rlnelL
The Grinell Glee Club, that Is also
v u a 1 1 , ui ...ii. j j .
on It way to erinen toiieno. , n uuu
anj the two apeakers have worked to
gether at various points of the tour.
Grl
If you want to keep your hair In good
condition, ba careful what you wash ll
wltk.
Moat soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali. This dries the;
caln. make tb hair brittle, and la vary
harmful. Juat plain mulelfled cocoanut
oil which la pur and entirely grease
Its), ia much better than the most ex
pensive aoap r anything else yon can
use for shampooing, aa this can't pos
sibly Injure the balr.
Simply moisten your hair with water
and rub It In. .One or two teaspoonfuls
will make an abundance of rich, creamy
a.uar. and clean.es the hair and scalp
thoroughly. Tba lather rinses out easily,
and remove every panic! ot dust. dirt,
dandruff and excessive elL Tbe hair
dries quickly and evenly, and It leaves
It fine and silky, bright, fluffy and easy
to manage.
Ton caa gt mulslded cocoanut oil at
moat any drug atorst It Is very cheap,
and a few ounce Is nougn to last
aver? on la tbe faatUy tor months. Adv.
EMPRESS
TONIGHT
SECOND
SHOW
PROFESSIONAL
TRY-OUT ACTS
A BIG FUN PROGRAMME TONIGHT, INCLUDING
A
GREAT
7
ACT
S.&C.
SHOW
lOc
15c
20c
VAN HOUTEN'S COCOA
Used Exclusively for
i
Hot Chocolate
at
The Hazelwood
You can get a pot of your Favorite Brand of Tea
served to you at
a -
The Hazelwood
Any hour of the day.
The Hazelwood
Confectionery and Restaurant
Washington St. at Tenth
BUY FRESH VEGETABLES
To Be Had at This Store Only
We have anticipated this FREEZE-UP, and have secured the
following EXTRA FANCY STOCK OF VEGETABLES:
"THE STORE OF QUALITY"
"Portland's Exclusive Handlers of Everything Good to Eat"
L. MAYER & CO.
148 Third Street
A 4432 Main 9432
Green Peas, lb 20c
Fresh Mushrooms, lb... SI
Artichokes, 2 for 25c
Bermuda Onions, 2 lbs. 25c
Fancy Head Lettuce, 3 25d
25c
Hropn Beans, nound
rlorv Root. 4 for
French Carrots, bunch, 10f3
Cucumbers, each 10
Celery, bunch 10c
NEW SEASONABLE GOODS ARRIVED THIS WEEK:
Liederkranz Cheese, each. cn
French Camerbert in wood, a box 60 C
Crosse & Blackwell Anchovy Paste, in jars, each 50c
Smoked Lake Superior Whitefish, pound 25d
Smoked German Buecklinge, pound 25c.
Herkimer Bity Cheese (from New York), pound J5c
We have no trouble in delivering to all parts of the city.
' Order as usual we will take care of your orders with our
usual promptness.
PERSONAL ATTENTION
PENNY CHANGE
Nation-Wide Thrift Campaign
By the American Bankers' Association to mark savings-bank
centennial.
The first savings bank in the United States was
established in 1816. It came when the population
of the United States was only 9,500,000, and there
were but 246 banks in the country.
Today, with our National wealth approximating
$187,000,000,000 and almost one hundred millions of people in
the country, we have about $4,700,000,000 in the savings
banks, belonging to ten and a half million depositors.
The above is taken from the Journal of the American In
stitute of Banking.
Join the campaign and open an account with
The United States National Bank
Third and Oak, Portland, Or.
The investor who re
quires guaranteed
safety will be inter
ested in the fixed
6ca income explained
in detail in "Better
f n v . a t m ents." a
booklet mailed, post-
Daid. free
quest.
upon re-
BANKERS'
Mortgage Corporation.
I I Mil
I! Title Trust Bldg j
Mil Pertland. Or.
V IU h w
s "
The Y. M. C A.
will fit any ambitious young man
or woman for high-class position In
Bookkeeping, Stenography aad
Saleaaaaaablpa
To men ' this Includes valuable
athletic aquatio and membership
privileges, although tuition cost Is
less than elsewhere.
Pbone Slain 7063, A 651 -
Our clasa in public speaking la
giving great confidence and com
mand of language' to it member.
Th cost is small. -
Sacrifice of Diamonds
Private party has 25 diamonds, con
sisting of ladies' and gent's rings, pins,
brooches, etc., will sell to private par
ties at about what they would brine at
pawn. Address
OWNER. Y 335. Oregonlaa.
SHOW THIS TO YOCK FRIETTDS.
WANTED, CHAIRS TQ CANE B?
. SCHOOL FOR ELI!. II
FOR PARTICULARS CALL
1. 1 1 MYERS, MAI!. 548
(T7T1 107.0