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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1916)
nrn Moronxo oregoxtatt, ttjesdat, February 8. ioi6. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF ..Vara. T'--V A t-:. A ' ... V. A . : .- . A . .lf T . A " ' ....... W a T T A " I" a. 1 r a. ' a r S.4 tr , . l-aaal . " r ' ' -- . .Be', i. an.i - i e t'tmrm 4arl:itaaaWat fl I arapa." laU4 2 at IX. ;..imaa aaaiil.-a. X J aaa 9 mt r. jr . r-a-raa a-j--. etraaa v .!. rfxsu.x z . t i aaal Itf r -rm 4 r aeaa Tn"B tnl IC r (a r. -! Ar.tr a- I pa .rraaaa rfa.V cniiorir4VoiTBroi:. I taar mw iaat lass ;actal cAaras fo . a tttal fca ItaaTaraai ta yar imrr for a cooa! Mir rarr lr mar ta, wal4 f aa aav it pbA.1a-4. a thai iktri at lir la mm ri aaaar ef a 1 mm. nil rapr aaT It la Taa mmmka A fiu raa ef t3a coatrteatUaa wl-l uMl at aa aaftjr 4ata lhatMaa II ai.j aa Impoaaikl ! aaa ait af lb Ma ambmlttBaC t ul If a aa.r-ar.Jraaavl M la o.-.oaaj. wl cootribut oaa at I t raturtvaat. r"a wrm tcatir ara aol alirat Ta Utaotwa la la aaa us pa.. a a mu IBat ara ao arhla.a fcaova. ac aaaut to taa araaaat ajaaarataaaa. U aaoaaifcaa,, ta Uiu tke aulBu aJ Plata wnara lka ava Oral asaar4. 4 I'laaaa ai4raaa yvar naauKt twa t tAa cttjr aUitar. 4 lit ri-itf! r rttt wi;i a!; tia c . a ;aiona e&;tl t fcf ti jt!a jt't?r(r Court itminat4 af ra vta. t! c;:t H'.-E lcs'-t.on orli-a.n-a wi.I b utmci4 ta ts l'owl rroa:r rruiir fjr ra-aaactmant l ajutT Cltjr AH.)ror ria U lunrt taa e2aaa aa.!-T 1 rca l ara aanira (till Al ! na;a ri lra4 tr tka coarta Uk ka mala. Caa af iKtartant ill ka tha iiaartfa af a jri'a f" appi ffa-n tla nUst) ef laapactara. Tka moira wl.l tnfHa tkal a 4alr Bat aat.r.ai wlta tfta ca4mUM af aav f k:a mar a rh aa4 it Bat jt:i.'i'J a may ta tba City CotmlL liriu.uiarr Viitixo TSa mUi far tka conjtl.lrtI. tf tna irrpravacriaat aX kKitil afia r.aj Kaa4 Cui.tca ronl. at.tk l tin kaaa kat4 UaC r..Ur. roa?4aat t. l rkrurr It Wea-Utova .oua la faat a 14 a4 It f..j-i.i tkat ta ra It fall wi4:k tka roti aral.l ka la. la (lanea-l fnrr a U'a 4-alrlct for nwMtrnni tl i croaa4 ta aa a a:np la t."a r.Bt-r ef tka atraat aat Ikaa lwjf rfta tAiana af tka wtmr ta tka curb mi'h ro.- B;t-a.in aa4 im'i :.lw.i, tMa coal of tkla Cl af :rrrrQVamaal kalrta1 fn'k laaa tkaB anti bar i-aarf ca (tttrwal f. ;taaT fi-f -r:r rtiaauraa Baa araa atart4 foramaB an. I K J. In,)a acratry cf t tftuif rn. J-jrT. 4ra aat.roT. t'apata tif;tN?i Atera tlaannaraiv ariu ttv tin-la la ' ef la of lia rn4 Jtr. ajkl.-k la c-rpaaa4 thla pioBtH af Ira4 taklar. Ci l..at Msty ms arraaf ork. I'rak .N. la-akir. H Mialtnotna: ft. J Li4B, lnta. .rrt: A. Na:or. ! Nnrtk Utoa airaae, l. J"aJ. 1'aa i4kr. I Uaah. ioit atraat. J. J Hf. Inta. ana i J Vtewwiii, SZ :! Tratyv an t atraat NortX Jf A"irrr-rra rr-rai hrm I XT- tifara ani on 5 4-jrlfi I-ttr- tna4 a '4 lmpr.i.-n l-i Urncktaa. tlua, kra aral ef ia ITtara vara lirM r ta tka irarkta t1!: Itntarprtaa. a w rrr. a at b;.ka.t Tkay tll ef tka rnarira ef . ff. l'Brtl"alaf f.ntiB la laa laitara aaat aul kr K'i-T R. fintKi 4 J' W. U. annttaa-kara af I'erttn4 far fnrtr r-i44 la rlfWB(oB, A lao a Ur.tar wrtttea to ta l:trrtflM hf t.i.a l. t'll U aMUha4. f-rraai rrra firturro irr r n.rwm. i n af Ika frnai af laat weak a'orm la A aaw eoa-atry an tl I ran rrj-tlaa kqlMtnf en tka acMk"t rernar af foi4 an4 W.a atraata. Tka f kA (raaaa-l tka kruk wall nr l a furtt aal af pitartiD. fiaiMtnar la ict.cMr t'ta-rtmar iara4 tka atructura y-f-f.T ant mar ra(i!ra tta ruin I tka ar.vtlon ef a Itaar atrurtara, T f roffir I i4 ejf tka I.aryr' Title A Tru.-t Cernpaar. rc RirTiara "ro Jan. 41. T. Miliar ar4 J"ki )I. '9Mo. Biplora4 aa tka i n.iimbit luckaay. r Iktaaratl. mn ara a-ci.a4 ef fc;kAlouy a a-.;''" Adrian Mirv&r. A tmaaapar. I l I'ri.i.r a4 a ara arraata4 tr lptirr Jfiartff I'klUipa fQn4f. ware -ri.. ta tka I'latrart l'"n yaatar- riu. TSr a4 far lima ta .--re aa t.irar lalora Harm a bl. an4 war ratra4 to Jaii la liao f koola af IMua ivk. r'rTT Cutr-ai-Tt. t- Oaf it a'cr-. The dry fouacil la t kara It or.(t.4 ef aatorneatla. rur k !e u A(rl Wa4 waa tnatrvtal rariar t alartia fnf ki'i far a mac-ftla. tt la propaa4 t n aa al l ear ar sa4 kr iror A:baa an.t I '). wkl-a kaa u pr-priaca4 far tka rpir ef tka m. rktna 4 .riaaT tkla year. aa4 or 111 an ira aa4 At a aaar ma.-kia tare nono t carry tka fall iet.rti.-il. r ra- rvr" lctj- Irce Now roma tr pea4! f'.e4 on.-flClwft ta B'l tka Bnamp:ni t'lrar'or JotlOaan. ef tka r-st iraapleyaaaat lijraaa, I4 i t kit'M tkl ka k fc4 a aum bar ef r:: for nan ta ait ta r-nerla at'jff fr-a t lower par" af vnartM an.t dk. Tka ktiraaa k aa a loeaT ttat ef faianltf (Boa. fey tMa aaat a)tkr ktnj ef ar. lavrrv- rry;B tmm ft-rrr. -hi a aa toary praflta war al-ka4 la Mialt l?al i"rt yaafar'lay at'.arnoon wkaa J 4 Ira tARCCata fiae. A n I'.J for r.inaiKCCinar a lottery Karcaaal Vat nta a"4 rtr-!r-!a Kt!naTarmi'" ar. r"4 k'ea at iaaren.i a'reet fnnaiy aianiar. A acribr ef lottery II l(U w-ra aaowa Be -t'in. vrtre-rra tT Ca,a Tr-arra. el'4!aet, ajr4t4 f-ora IJia tram aiar nra.iaa. ko apply for f.f tu-at la ea.n.e tkara to BO to tM& avkeet f tra.la B'koal, may praaaat a raal ataTDatt ky tkatr B!atk'ra4a taacbrf an.t principal, at rtwm HI I'oaftftotita. nr Infira-a-a rail Mr. V. J. IEw ktfi. Vila ilZt. Ta. t'Bi-t Tt t.-TTra nr. T. W. Tfiuk. ef tie tnverity ef Oraeon. t;i laartnra taaickt la Ika Library ea TrS!ey " Ha wt; pak nHr tka ia;i.-a ef tka 'ort'a4 ra4 Tak r Aim'tio. a: j-ator aa4 tt.laetA af pr.kic(y ara Intttaa. Tka Uetare la fra rrt' m i rir Tv a Cara Tka yMBra ef lira, T. Z mmarmaa, Hi tmi Taranty-firat treat, teak fire f-em a 6fe-t!e r.na ian.ty evaelrc. fiafora It k4 ba cLnu(a. ta any a x -t-tit tka fumaa wr eatinc-)-ha4. I'atralasaa f- la. la raprta4 Ik fir 1Vrr roa Tat vntAja'a Eic-a-raa f ala ar ea aIa at Ike Arliataa Ciok. fair-ii"r Clok. Hotel f'yUB4 an4 reaoa (otl. an4 raa ka rktaiae4 from Bay af te Ia4l of tka V otna-a Cx lluit tr4. A4. X.t icaam. T- t'a Itarta Tka Cem-1-iHOitr Traiainc i.-i ef It-ltdou :.iai-ati'-a rnoatl" Pia-y at tt library l l l ki4 la .a wa.k. .v Fl Farar'aa. Wr-yrn Jlaa. KJIa JaUOt rBl!)c a ceaaioa Sraaary I at rao--B(SXT PaojscraKv Procaaxiir ( hare baa atavrta-a for tna parlr.at of raat Ollaan and Eaat Taanir-aiilh treat lo tb tABdy bouie- yard. Ktd are ake4 for akret aankAlt. sapbaltie concrete, bitulllhlc or liataara rlaaa. Hi 4a for the work are lo ti la by Kabruary It I planned lo Improve ene-baif of fcaat oaventy-ailtli from tka torn Ilea af tlaal ktaia ex- lnild waalarly lo Ik aorth Una of r .t Tarnhi.l atraat. at Mount Taoor. Tkla Irrprotarnr r.t wl!l rcnaiai of (rrad- ina an.t concrete aMawalka and tka coat lll be IT. It la rspe-tr4 to let tka contract for thla Improvement tka latter part ef tka praacni moBtk. Urn j-awaa Aaraif-T la Madb. Aawianrni for tk ranatroctloa of Ike ftUl-itrMl and taat Kiakiy-aecnn'l treat trunk awr. for tka Wnlavlll rd Faat Mount Tabor dlalrlrt. baa been c.aaie and amount to II4J.I ahi.h Include tka engineering coat. True iiaajimanl baa be r n filed in tk offir of tk a adit or. and tka rroperty ewrera stilt bava opportunity to file objection. If any. to th aamnt. ibJcctlor.B will ba baard bafor th final aaaaac ef tk ordmanr by tk rouecil. but the objection muck b fil4 witbla taa Jaj a of Jaauary !. Tba cjietrtrt covara a larga ar, near ly I0) acre. Cat Bra CaarraaaRaio) ana BcPOtrT Tke finaaciaj bueiatel ranvBa of tk faat cUde Chrl. ti.- Ckarck. wfclch cx-- ctipie tka kslHIInc of tka diaaoiveq liawtkorr.a I raab) teriaa contra. ".Ion. -aat Twelfth and I t Taylor atrreta. wa aot computed Bun-lay a ipct4 eo account of tka wcatker. but villi be f;nlkeH IM I wek. U"o4 rrctTT"a la reported. The Paator. Hev. A. 1. Crlm. n4 mot ef Ike tnembera. ar from tr-a former Cantral ("briattaa fburck. dirk went down BnV.er a load of 4b(. bb4 tky cJe4-d to raa tk n rkank oa a aoaed financial baaia. Tb aw rkurcb baa JIS tnemker. AlJraT K. Knrtj Pta Albert Kal Kofem. ej4 at bl bora In Lenta after a raidne m Ore ton of Ji year. II wa. ! for three weka. Mr. Kofern waa ti yaara ef ac aaad waa a nattv ef Oar many. tie bad been la tk kamea buatneaa and conducted kareea ator In 1-rnt for tk paat tn year. He I aarvlvet bv tk follow le chll-lren: Mr. R W. Kllitkrojs "onr4. Mar. tana; Mr, fjeorr irtffln, folfa. Weak : Mr I'urt llromwell. lor.ald. "r.; Mr. W. II ruckworta. ter.ta. Jcfcn Kai Kofern. Portland and Aleaaader Cl Kofern. Colfaa. Ma N M. Oaatary-B ITrvrraiAt Ilaurx I'-nanl rt of Mr Nelli Mf Veitk I'briii. who dud Saturday at her tale real -lane. 144 teat l.ljhtk alreet, at tka asa of ft yaara. war con 4irta4 yeaterday fro-n T. 3. Iunnina'a ckapel. 4 1 1 rTaat AWT trcet. Inter mart will Ka made In Mount rWott I'ark Cemetery, ftev. Joka loy4. of Ike Klral iTaabttariaa Ckarrk. cooducte4 the ri-e Mr obrist ee tke mot her of nreHrlrb A. Obrtat. ef Keattle. Waah. an4 Ma l.lhel obrlat. of I'ortlarxi. P.y. Joaoth .V McVt(b. of tkia city, waa her brother. i:a) Toe-a to T T art aare-rtrrx Nnw tkat tke H g four Mai:re4 baa been 4ivorre4 fr-jr-i ka Nr York Central a re: em. Ike li.aT four ka arrarael to Mra a traffic representative on the i oaal. C. C. Hryaat baa bean appointed traveling wan(ar aaenl with head quarter la fan rrancla--a. lie will have ekkrc of all the Pacific rot atatea and will make frequent vulta 'n l'ortlan4 anet the Northweat. Mr. tlryant formerly waa traveiinc paa aantar afent for the same company at Sandusky. O. t'aao rLATanta rMr. A quiet yarn ef t ar e n t t -or. a ' wa la procra at the t!aoa poolroom, 13T ttttaaell street. kaa fartxnl tVrat and l atrolman tllark lookC'l in Sunday ntrbt. n lh (Able lav II In stakes. Hence a yesterday a'ternoon B:pearnc lo tk MMnhlpal I'oirl. John Olaein. con- a triad of ronductlnc tk Carre, was fined t;l liuaeeal t.rhart. Kred Arixlt and Irani Ivriuaon were fined IS eaca for iimlllx Five other were chrs4 llk -vialctr. and f:nc4 i a.-a. faa Oiaravt f tin roa :.0 n rtuas She slipped en a sei'tlnn of Iron lloorinc of a Woodstock car at 5erond and AKl.r street January t. ll. t'Morada ft. Ivl yeater.lav filed suit for I :) damacr acalnat tka Prl lnd ttallwav. Uahl 4k I'ower Company. ke broke la bone of bar left le bb4 ksr bark waa wrenched, aha aU leajaa The car tarte4 loo suddenly. Mr. Pavt rnaintaiaa. and aha waa In curabervd aritb tkro bundles, a satchel and an umbrella. rt-ltiaruji r Oa-a cv-r-t-B. It. W. Itawklna. ea-aerrctary of the Portland Treat A failnn Hank, baa )uat been elected secretary of tb standard Truat CompBoy. of Chicaso, wklrb orcanlaa tioa be Joined upon leavinar Portland a year aco. Mr. Ilawkln waa connected with the rortlanl bank for about three tara an4 kaa mar.y acquaintances herax tiefor romlr.a; to Portland he wa aa employe of Ika Continental A Commercial Trait Company, of Chi cago. Iit-arvaa Tir f Arrnrc-taTim. The Central I'oor A Ijomber Company haa written to the liureao of Ind'iatrlee ant Manufaet irere of tb Chamber of Commerce. airvailit( thank for a tip wkick led to tke company's seenrtne a larca contract to supply aooda to llKlt. Hut tr tka Information from tka Hureaa wMr led lo tka company's roinar after Ik work, tka contract would have arone to Seattle or haa Tranclsco f irroa. Ma C Tartar It Wttjjtar Ptr Mr. Catherm If. vVrilam died ye lerday al bar borae, lit'Wuco atreet. at tka Bf ef 1 year iie wa I retire ef New prunewlck. Ike la aor vtve4 by two son a. Horace V Williams ef standpoint. Idaho, and II. tt will. lama, of Alberta. CrJ. and one dauckter. Miaa lloa C. Williams, of Portland Jaane Fall, of Portland. Is her brother and Fred and Jaraea Fall ara bar nephew. M aa. floea Trtxr llrnnca Pr-arctx Tke ftjaeraJ of Mr l:a Tulley Ituahe. scad 44 yer who died fat aruay at bar late home. 5424 Thirty Blnta avenae. Jioatk r at M;d. wa held yeeterday from Flnley's chapel. ka I aurvived by bar busbarM. Harry I. Hack fhm arrived la Wl!oi Cesnty la 14. where ah taucht axkool aed wker sk took op a home teaX Ol A. C CtT To Mcarr All alumni and former student of tb Oregon Agricultural College are asked to at- ta4 a reenter monthtv meetin of the Tortland o. A. C Club la the Com mercial Club bur!iBC at t o'clock to- Blckt. Marios Moke., chairman of th ic-ul commute, will report tha final plar for th supper-lanc to ba given la the Marlara baUlroom. tomorrow Bight. t'a. Cranrrr to ijaTt an. rr. M pear on Cuaklng. profesaor of history at lled College, we til deliver the first ef hi lactur rcltala on "Ore at Com posers" la the Heed College eilcnaion coura tonight At o'clock In tha Head College chapel. Ill subject tonight win ba Th Composition ef flack." Ha will play diriog th lecture oa tb Oil memorial organ. Warra ItuAV-g Taut frrr Th eaaa ef tk OevanuMDI again at Ralph Hand, alleged white elaver. will ba brought to trial In the I'nlte-S Plates t'latnct Coart today. taenat I a ecu a ad of bringing Warrant Hn4 from Peattl for Immoral parpoaea. IC wa ar rested last August and waa nt to th County Jail, arable to furnish bail tkal waa fiaed at IJ404. SOFT COAL 15 AMPLE Portland Said to Be in Danger of Famine. No HARD COAL IS EXPECTED Foci Train Given Rljlit of Way Over O.-W. K. at N.. but Wood I ricntlfol. Only Snow Jntcr frrvs Ith Deliver lea. T3 m-mm torn Hazelwood SPECIAL Today OREGON Walnut Candies SOc Per Pound Walnut Cream Fenoche Glace Walnut Bar Walnut Crmam Loaf Walnut Taffy Roll Walnut Cream Caramels Oregon Walnuts are superior to tvll others for ma Ling candy Shelled Oregon Walnuts 60c lb. Hazelwood Confectionery and Restaurant Washington St. at Tenth lK Vaa-eaa. . I 'i r'Li..'.'.mTl' -"t deed waa for a am all parel of Port land property made by Coody to bis on. r t SriT AGAIST KEkcniVM' RA TIONAL MITTIOIT STAXDIJIO. vThlle bard coal la a acarca com modity In rortland and threatens to be even ecarcer before It become mora Plentiful, there I an abundant supply of aoft coal to meet every demand. In other words. Tortland Is lo no danger of a coal famine. If people who thlr.k they must have hard roal can get along for a while with soft coal. Th mine of Western Washington are turning out enough coal to satisfy very demand that I'ortland present, and the ra.iroa!s operating between the Western Washington fields and I'ortland have arranred to keep the traffic, moving steadily so that the dealers here will have a full supply at ail times. Frank W. Hohlnaon. traffic manager of th O.-W. It. aft N. Company, has laauad Instructions to give coal traffic tke preference over everythlnc evcept ing passenger, livestock and perish able commodities. Coal can be brought Into Tortland from the Western Washington fields by the tralnload very day. Nearly I or of cars were brought la yester day. Tha railroads have heavy supplies of roal In their own bunkera In rortland and they have offered to turn thla over to th furl dealers If neceasary. "I'ortland people need have no fear of a coal famine.- said Traffic Manager Koblnaon yesterday. "While the bard roal may not ba as plentiful as th situation demands, there Is enough soft coal In sight lo satisfy every need and more." Kven tha bard roal eltuatlon prom- la to Improve.' Now that the O.-W. II ak X. mala Una to tha Kast haa been reopened, supplies again are available from the W yomlng and I'tah Held. He vera I small lota now are on the way to Tortland. The track Immediately east of I'ortland etftl I somewhat con gealed by th traffic tkat waa tied BP during the five-day blo-kade laat week. A few rara are cipe.cd lo arrive bar today. Waters report difficulty In gettlnat the roal to tha bomee of consumer a. aa tha snow on many slda streets still Is deep. Wood deliveries ar necessarily some what slow, but there I lots of wood on hand. Aa soon aa tha streets become clcareil ef snow which another day of thawing will bring about there need b no delays. THUMB PRimS SIGNATURE Man VTto Can't Writ re v( MrtfHMl In Markln Tr-ed. Precedent were shalterexr when. In stead of "ills X Mark- bring affiled to a document of record by a man who could not write. John Lxxxly. fee signed with a thumb print made In green Ink oa a quitclaim deed filed with County Clerk Coffey yesterday. "His KlKht Thumb Mark. read the record, and there appeAred the print of the thumb, green Ink smeared. Attorney KlrharJa ac Klchard drew op tha deed and sanctioned tha de parture) from the rutomary cross when their client algned the Instrument. The teresta were not properly protected to Federal Coart flales Traaafev af Aaaeta for Beaae-fU of CredHera Deara 51 lactate Lewa. In dlsmlaslnit the complaint of Mrs. Clara Waldo and othera airalnst the Merchants' National Bank yesterday In the I'nlted States District Court. Fed eral Judge lie an cited three reasons for Its dismissal. Ills first contention was that tha plaintiffs had no claim that could be reduced to a judgment; that they had no eaprees Hen against the property of the Merchants' National Bank and therefore could have no standing; In a Federal court of equity. Another of the reasons given for tha dismissal of the complaint was that, even though the Merchants' National Hank waa In fact Insolvent when its sssets were transferred to tha North western National Hank, and even If the assets of the former were taken over by the latter, the 'Northwestern there by beeomlnar a trustee for the Mer chants' National for the benefit of its creditors, that fact would not entitle the plaintiffs to damages from the as sets If the trustee refused to "step Into the shoes of the lessor," or re fused to accept the lease. The complaint waa filed several weeks ago In the, endeavor to have the merger of the Northwestern National Hank and tha Merchants' National Hank dissolved and the original state of the two corporations restored. The complaint alleged that the Waldo In BEJEWELED MEN AMONG CITY'S STREET WORKERS AsscmbUra of 2000 to Draw Pay for Shoveling Snow Represents Almost All Class, but Majority Crab for Money With Aridity. The biggest Big Business in this country is the United States Government. In one year it collects and expends about one billion dollars. In no other business is there so much detail tn lont after, rrrnrds to be keot. naDcrs and docu- . menu to be filed. And the necessity for standard filing equip- I A men giving protection, convenience and highest emciency, Wsts caused the adoption of Equipment The Choice of Big Easiness CZS I " f : 8 IL a FHine devices for taking care of all sorts of papers, letters, docu ments, records, combined to ex actly fit your needs in sectional cabinets of wood or steel all of highest quality at lowest prices. Call, write or phone for catalog. The J. K. Gill Co. Booksellers, Stationers and Office Outfitters, Third and Alder. PICK up !00O eraercenrr s net a llfe-sl Cow Crr-rk DHdc la Dancer. ROSirnCKO. Or. Teb. Te ffpectatV Word was received here today that a sew br14c soenalna- Cow Creek, near Kiddle, was la aanaj.r of come oat as the re.o t of fetch water. The water was flowlnr over the floor ef Ins brUee arvordlne to word received here, ktee. cables, fastened to tha brHce and anchored oa tha bank of the stream, are beta aaed ta akcpe of aav- tac aik aU-Uartaxsai chaavt. ICK up I00O men hurriedly to do shovel work and you Ixed bunch of human nature. Tay off 1009 of these men and you Set to sea tha human nature In all Its ancles. At the City Hall yestrrdsy clerks and cashiers finished the Job of par Ins: off the looo-odd men who were uaa 1 la snowshovelinc work. Although durtnej the storm there was a .treat demand for men. and applicants were taken on without any questions belns; ssked.'lhey were suproeed to be of the unemployed class. When tha selections were lined up yesterday It waa made clear that there are some atracfe un employed. tme man with white collar and fine clolhea moved atony with the line, and upon reaching; the pay table reached for the pencil with a silky band well supplied with diamond rlnes. IMamond pjne sod rlnsa and iher Jewelry 1 . as h ed from tha ties and fingers of any number of others as they leaned over the table to sicn the book. lna of the workers bsd to take off hla kit r'.oves to slen tin, and still others squirmed In tha line for fear someone la front or behind would spoil bis shine. Maaf Base heal CI a arm. Put the most surprising thine of all was the number of clears belns; smoked. fU-attered alona the line were dozens of men puffins" contentedly on Ha vana. Thla feature struck the eye of Chief C!erh Keel, who was helplns; ray off. "I ues they flsured they had earned a smoke. he suca-estod. liut the real unemployed were there. too. There) were men In the line that grabbed at the two sliver dollars aa Ihousb they were vanlshlnif thousand-! doilar bills. "Now for the first meal In 1 hours." sail one who was still wet from his battle with tha shovel and the snow. "That's the hardest two daya work I ever did." said another aa ha drew down his 14 with thanks. "It Isn't much, but It will buy some food and wood for the folks. said another. "S.cn your names on the bottom of the allp. gentlemen, shouted Cashier (I. P. Miller aa tha line filed past his window. This rauaht tha ear of one elderly man. "My boy." ha said, "you're the first man I've heard call us gentlemen yet. I've been called everything else during this Winter of hard luck, but you're the first man to use tha word rentleman. It sound mlathty good to me." Crowd Is Represeatat Ive. "A dollar for each blister." said a well-dressed man as he drew down $4. "This Is the first money I've been able to earn In a month," confided one of tha signatories. "Them two dollars looks aa big aa wagon wheels to me." In the SvuO men who were paid off during the day every class of humanity was represented. Tou could take that collection of men and do almost any thing from operating a stock exchange to brewing a good grada of mulligan. There was represented the L W. W. sort, who could be picked In tha crowd because of their manner. There were skilled laborers of every type, cripples, mechanics, carpenters, electricians, en gineers, clerks, railroad men. It would ba hard to name a trade not represented. Home were rough and aoma polite. Some grabbed tha money without bat- ling an eye. while others politely said Thanka." Tba men all did tha same sort of work shoveling snow either at night or during tha daytime. They drew all the way from 60 cents to IS each, depending upon tha hours put In. The elty paid 5 rents an hour. COUGHS AND COLDS QUICKLY CURED BY CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY Read What People Say of It Who Have Used It for Years and Know Its Real Value. Mra. C W. Puslnr. Akron, X. T, writes: Tbrea years ago when I first used Chamberlain's Cough r.emedy I bad a moat persistent cough that clung to raa for ever a year. I worried my self sick ever ft. fearing X waa going Into consumption. I began taaing Chamberlaln'a Cough rt reedy, three hot Ilea of which cured ma." Mra. Cornelia Gilbert. Angola. N. T. writs. -X am glad to state my opinion of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1 have been more or less sub'ect to colds for the past five yrara. At such times I bava been annoyed by frecjuent spells of coughing and severe pales In tha I haww used .Tartoivi yamaaiaa. but found nothing equal to Chamber laln'a Cough Jleravdy." Mrs. Wm. Ehlnke, Angola, X. writes. "Chamberlain's Cough Remedy I bava found to be just fine for coughs and colds. It has been used In my fam ily cn and off for the past four or five years and has never failed to cure tbeaa complaints. It Is pleasant and safe to take. I cannot speak too high ly of It." W. H. Adams, Akron. X. Y- writes, "Two or three years ago I used a bot tle of Chamberlaln'a Couch Remedy and found It very beneficial In reliev ing a cold and couch. It is a splendid medicine and whenever I can say a word In praise of It X da not hesitate to do so." cuarBntee payment of rental under aa old lease held by the Merchants' Bank on a building at Becorvd and Washing ton streets. An answer to tha complaint was never filed, the decision being handed down as an opinion on a motion for dismissal because of the Insufficiency of the complaint. The court also held that the coven ants In force at the time of the merger were still In force, no act of Insolv ency being committed by the transfer of the business of the Merchants' Na tional to the Northwestern National. The decision waa read by Judfre Wolverton. Judire Bean having left for California last Saturday. FACTORY CONTRACT IS LET Ohio Firm Will Build GranU Pass ScOO.000 Sngar Plant. According to advices received In Portland yesterday, the contract for he construction of the proposed 600,- 000 beet sugar factory near lrants 1'ass has been awarded to the Dyer Com pany, of Cleveland, O. Although the original announcement that the enn- ract had been let was made in The Oregonian several days ntro, thfl Iden tity of the successful bidder had beon kept secret until yesterday. Alexander Nibley. secretary of the Oregon-t'tah Sugar Company, signed the letter announcing that the Cleve land firm had been awarded the big contract. The site for the proposed plant has not yet been determined def initely. Pheasants Fed but Many Die. MONMOUTH, Or., Feb. 7. (Special.) During the recent snow storm more than 100 bushels of wheat were fed to the CJjlna pheasants in different parts or me county oy the independence Rod and Gun Club. Despite this many of these birds starved to death. PURE COAL DIAMOND BRIQUETS Absolutely the cheapest and best fuel on the market: three - ton lots. 7 per ton delivered. Will Redaee l air Coal Bill One-Half. PACIFIC COAST COAL CO. 249 WASIIIGTOX ST. Main S2D. A 2203. 33"eeaEBJCai 8 13 the problem of to day the high cost of living based upon the actual Saving of $ 1 .SO on every sack of flour used by the housewife in doing her own bread-making Full details of how and why in this paper tomorrow ;i'ilJ! r I I It k EL PASO ROUTE "The Route of Lowest Altitudes" Eastward through the Land of Romance Interesting: cities of San Francisco, Los Anfreles and El Paso. Old Spanish Missions, Orange Groyes, Mountain Scen ery, Salton Bea below sea level. Pueblo Indians, all can be seen on this route East via California The rate is low, tha train service is of the best "GOLD EX 6TATB LIMITED" and -CALIFORNIA" Dally ail -steel trains between Los Angeles and Chicago. Information at City Ticket of fice, corner etn ana uw srs., I'nlon Depot or Last Morrison st. station. I-ones Broadway S760. A 6704. Joha M. Pcott, General Passen ger Agent. P if ft if at It ! r REPAIR DIRECTORY " jc aijtaT I.TGHTTVG FIXTl' KK9 Electrical Contractors. Wiring Supplies. Repairing of all kinds. MORRISON EUJCTK1C CO. Ill West Park Street, AlltocK UIOCK. A 456 Broadway 1844 Suit called for and de livered. Sponared and Pressed. $1.50 per month. Also we will mako you a suit to order for $10 down and $5 per month. Tnlqne Tailoring Co.. Sua Stark St.. bet. Gth and 6th. Phone . Broadway 514. Phones Shop, B'd'w'y 5674, Res., Sell. 217 L. A. WALKER KI.KCTKIC WOKKS STotor Specialties Bouffht. Sold, Kented. Repaired. 10th Bumslde. , A 5674. LET 1.EVNON-S DO YOUR UMBRELLA RKl'AIRING AND RECOVERING. Covers from 75c I.ennon's Laurel Cov ers, guaranteed two jears. So ji-J4.00. LENNOX'S. Morrison. Opp. P. O. C. BliKij. aiftr. TUNING AM) REFAIRIXG Pianos and Player Pianos. Prices reason able for expert wont. 51ienriai!lai Go. Cor. Sixth, and Morriaon. pa, Shoe Repairing We call and deliver. Phono us. Rubber Heels. Men's or Women's, -ic MEN'S SOLES, 75c LADIES' SOLES, 60c. ooiir. au MiOK CO. 140 fourth Street, IVear Alder. Mi PIANOS REPAIRED Also Talking Machines and Aluflieal Instruments. Kxpert Workmen. V-ary Jiasonable Prices. AU work Guaranteed aa Ordereri fi $ ;V V. I GRAVES MUSIC CO. a: . ilia'' '' ir 151 4th St.. near Mor Motor Car Repairing of every description. Machine work in connection Service car at your service. The largest and best equipped repair plant on the Pacific Cast. Fred Dundee S75 JFITFRSOX 61. Both I'liones. nV-ianmHa East tide Branch. East Water and Salmon jjiijaasaiiai Trunks and Cases Repaired by-Experts Free Delivery Main 1774. FOBILA.NU 1RCNK UTO. CO. Sd at Plaa saaias.iajaajlir aJ. I'Jaajia a Pi i .;,rMti!!f?li'.r,'t'a.t-!.t3l Dl oaein ana She t.vAi;u Hf-eantly appointed htei. posst'Ssins one or the moat beautiful corner lob bies in the Northwest. Located at Hit h and Alder sts., opposite olds. ortman & King's hla; department store In heart of retail and theater district. Ftatca. $1 and up. Hus meets ali trains. "W" car also runs from Union iiepot direct to HOTEL BEWARD. W. M. SEWARD, i'rop. Leaky Roofs FEDERAL ELASTIC CEMENT The best material known for repairing leaky roofs, skylights or gutters. Comes all prepared. Lasts a life time. Two hands and a trowel aie all you need. F. T. CROWE & CO. 43 Fourth St. Broadway 5747 A 3SS6 ROOFS and SPOUTS We do all kinds of Sheet Metal Work, Roofing, Tinning. Cor nice, Skylight and Repairing. Our prices are most reasonable. -Give us a trial. Phone East 3762 STANDARD VAULT & SHEET , METAL WORKS. 388-392 East Clay St. The Y. M. C. A. will fit any ambitious younpr man or woman for high-class positions in Bookkeeping;. Stenography and Salesmanship. To men this includes Taluabla athletic., aquatic and membership privileges, although tuition cost is less than elsewhere. Phone Alain 70fl:. A 6.B1. Our class in public speakincr Is irivinrr frreat confidence and com mand of lnneTiiage to its members. The cost is small. WANTED, GKAlPiS TO CANE S SCHOOL FOR EL!.0 KOii PARTICULARS CALJj aa. j, f; mm, main 543 I