SURETIES DWINDLE;
JEFFERSON TAKES
SUGAR
GILLIES IS JAILED
MOST OF PRIZES
SOc
Ten Pounds .......
50c Worth Only to Each Customer
Ex-State Employe, Accused of
' Fraud, Fails to Produce
Half of $5000 Bail.
Awards for Essays on EIcc
trictiy Are Given and $75
. Divided Among Writers.
FLOUR
49-Pound Sack Guaranteed Flour, $ 1 X S
4
CASE IS TO BE PRESSED
CONTEST DEVELOPS IDEAS
actbesscs vno HILL sell red cross stamps tomorrow.
TH7 A TVTG
laU-nl Ilriax Plot Valaabt
la Adrrtllnx Campaign aad
I roooauy of Tlma mmd Cuh
Are Writ I arhalrd.
T r!oia( ftur of E:trl-al
Fmir-.:jr weak. th HMM'1
r t jesterdey cf tb ewer f tb
. la erne e:rrJ by tn ti"i'i
i.n. far trie beat Mu by sb"l cfcil-
la t- botre.
Ji.n... w.r L. T fr'"- secretary
f tl l'"rt:o4 -: ef Ameri
ca Institute of r.;!rlvl i:n-.ner
. II. .-aa:f :. rnr ef me
I'urt eta -tt. f th t.nl K '
tri 1.111 Ao. uLi.ii el L. II lUke-
of te Tiirt3i.
: iiti er cent of t 2"v ' mor
.irs w.re r"et"'l frn Jffri
ll . mr.4 tat school, a'carel
llr. b I Uone Kr ( ! prt.
-:er wr rt.J ea erl-io.;t.
itio an I n!. w.ir deductions
for K:i..ttemn,t of UiU, error I
irj.r:!:if or ta ?i:in.
twera Art A d.
fut-owia t& oa'-unramnl af
tie. (f:M'iltt yesterday ay th
ji'-jd.e' r II er of L"l
r:. Je.'.fraea II. a. fire IJ: Mil-
lr.,t iraworth. Jrr.j( M h. e. -ind.
tt " - -r. :rn. Jff-re llisft.
t.ir-f. I! i:-)tn CitoL JfJr Ha.
fi t-ra. 1 1 : William r-ur. Jef!rsj
II. Cayenne Swr.arr. J:fnca
II. a! Ne lie Jsvaee. Jefferson) II;..
Hr.t I V. uitnctoii IUh: I. yd la
t.ifr. Jfi'roa l!s. H. lni;atoa,
Je.f r ton lt;,a. Lw-i-.m McCork.e. Jt-!-.
II. i-
ri undT ti yr ef
rr.i-.t jjcotl. Jefero ItiSX fir.
l:. It, anj Buckley. Jefferson llKta.
e.:.ir..i. i. Ila'ia Mo-jrii. Ji(tf"
l; tMr I. I;. Hro C 'ruman. J.f
f.r.oa !(;!. fo'irta. II; Jlirtu ltrrl
an. Jf r.a IUi: iirt Lunar. Jl-I.-103
Hia: Acnl Tto:?:. J::roo
H.a; It-atar Ml.t.r. -u:io fara
tiaug ; AM W;dr. I'a.iin SBI.
Larn llj.'r-rjo. Mthri ScCoal: 1L
rta WiiiB'r. Varaga i-bool: Craca
((:., ootl(ock vel: rlna
lainf. Clint. K.:y cbwul: !
f ari.-av I Mboel.
Th ru-rinor (bewail that tbay
m.rta a prrtif llioruti! atutf of
t!iir afe', aed aoma of tftrlr -tan
aouU tri a admlrabU a4r
!):( pa:yilta for lia oUcixKai coo
caro. rraaaaay la r4at4 Oat.
"Moy porla baa a fila MA
ta 1a opaaja of U trt. ity." wrota
t w lnnr ef frit prUa la
the hutir ctar. C:irctri:lty U x.lr
grnat. iSapar.
-Tfia lima I rot fr l!tfil vha
bojxavtf. rtlv4 ef lb la.k of
f imintni mntt an4 motor fo'Te f-r
bar bs'Ui'ot.t dufta. may tbi
nfcf io Itia performance of lb4 bi4a
eat taa of wbu-o abo U capaMe."
Wii'ira-J l(wortr. wlowr ef Mfi4
ariia. a dcr ip'.ton of Ibo day
bouoarork a done by woman wbo
bat n a of tia lrctrt..-al Iaor-ln4
at-a la rnnplor ani a aromaia who
wa u-lo-4kta an4 oatf:tti with all
tri. bt l-trical Malpmn(. an4
draw a !''! moral fAor of ha
al.. trltal motho.t ef !oto bouewotl.
Urnl ett. wlonar of Ibo firrt
n! la " claaa undrr 1 yara old.
e;i?.il tba al-aataca of usibc !-
trfc-lty la tbe boma. an'l imphMI!
ttval ta do bO'awork ecuaom,irlv and
af''tirj." it nasi ba dona tl
trl.-aity.-
MRS. W. W. GRAHAM DIES
l arwral f.r Wlfo of Maatral tlrrrt
or III lie Held Tomorrow. ,
lira. Wiilitn Wallace Crabam. wife
Of the TD isul aa4 moak-al dirator.
ll'rnoon at bar borna.
k H-1! .traot unral aarvfcrae will
ba b 4 Jtoo,y aflrraooa rrota tea
frnlT' Suwreaf boma at TUataBl
Hill. ar t iluai.i. eo tbe treo
:irlri lial'rua t. Tba body wrlU ba
at tba rrt:t. ri'l-aa to-Jar aad
mrMia may a I until Aiioday Borala
at t a" ';.
lit. Crahana wa Cbartolta llcl'aa.
braa-. of tlm. ac 1 ba wa wiJ.Iy
baowa toro'icbout t ie W inaraatte Val
ley aol la Tortus-. Sf.e marrla-l
aouut tt ytara a-. aal eloe tbaa
li.4 la or ear lurtUa4 most of tbe
tiina. t" f e'-"Ttla "t tbe ysara
i w ta iir. orabam la Ounuajr
f. tr.h.m ws yr fti
br bu6n-s. two rblHraw,
lr nia. t jr oil. anl J-ha W.
la-. t r o..l. amj hr m-Ue. Vf
n. j:r'bw. of Lane. Ur, rla
ARMS COMPANY TO MOVE
rtpoa-tiax tjml lloa Utw IlallJ
Inz for I ! Year.
Tha IL T. Iturfjoa Arm romrany
a.Mfrl-r rtojwcti a Isaae wttb A Hoaa
blatt A Ov f r a fue-ysar laaea ea
tna thrv-c try bnll l. ea t- f!h
am rornsr ef Toarta an'l V"rrtB
t. a-w e-rupi'l by the Won-ier
Mn nf Company.
Tbs ltloa Arm Cocnpary was s
tbi.i.l 41 y.f ac and Is one of
the euisot itiutlx sportlac tixli
bousoa la rorr.lan.1. Tbe fnamt bu.l
aia ritira rrore rnv and firm of
ri,- .1. fortunate la eaarlnx Ibis
baiUtnc.
RrUlltra Srrk. Jtihm aMasturfrr.
Jone Wh!storfr. a tlnsmllh. Is be-l-
so'icbt by ralattase la t. I'auL
M.nn.. bis parent and one brother
laio disd since be lft tbat city and
tut authorities are endeavermff t eat
tie ut tba tat-. lie was lat beard
frin la I'ertiand. accordtnc ta Cblef
-f rliee Jhn J. O'Connor, of JtU
aul. ta a letter ! Chief Clara, ef Port
land, nty latat'e Kawley la ea
iaor'n ta locate tbe pussinf Uaa.
IattrQ Jlixne Hcnefit I WrdoreUay.
Tie Wi:U-rst"e copter pauhtrs of
tAe American Ko;-toa UI cia a
-proarramme We.insedey afternoa for
tie benefit of tile lamatae ef tbe I'at
loa M me. Tbs members wi;i aesembts
at tJie boa.a at 3 a'cluc In the after
tern a.!d following aa n tsrtalaroeat
Will Hnt refreshment.
Kltool to .d.l Msdr.
Te t. Joes e:,St acheol U pUa
m'.BS anotsr r'.aea. A number ef per
sona bate s ol (or fpanb and
p ane are ea Ixl to sl a 8;aua
le.sr.
ft V- ,
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Oy
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STARS ARE TO SELL
Baker and Orphcum Actress
cs to Aid Red Crpss.
PLACES ARE ASSIGNED
Coaaril of ?nih Women Is to Ilar
Oiarje ef Sale Tomorrow anil
lla PoatrU Women In Many
Important Public Dulldln;.
Actrs frooi tbe Orphsuia and
Dakar thsatsr will tell Had Cross
stamps tomorrow. They win ba sta
tioned la bottle, subtle buildmcs and
department store, and will be aeitl
by women from tbe Council of Ji'Ub
Women, whlcb baa chart af tbe sal
Monday. Arrancsmenta were made
yealarday for tbe appearance of tbe
stars of tba tbratrrs to sell stamp.
lalscram bslnc rrrelired from several
of the actreaer who do not arrive lo
lortland until today.
Mary haw, wbo appears at tbe Or-
pbeuna. will hare chartfo of the booth
al tbe (ensoa HoteL ilut Ithaw I
famous for bar dclmeattun o( Jbseo
barartera and a a clubwoman.
AUaa elurria Mtilarabip. also an Or-
rheum atlr. tlon. who hu. beta at the
New fork Wider Uardaa for a num
ber ef season, will sell at tbe Mull
aomak Hotel.
MiaCUiabth Res, of the Raker
ptayers: flosbanara. ef the urpbeum.
Mtse Mtsnie TowDend. of the llakri
plaver. and Mtsa tirade Tyson, of tbe
Urpbeum. are the other a- tressea who
ara to sell stamps to'Btiil lb "w hit
plu.
1 ollowln I the complete lt:
Lnaa Hotel Mi Mary Ward, as-
l.t.d by Mrs. C. K. tiers. Mrs. W. H.
Kbrman. Urn Albert tV:bwiUer. Miss
i-mlly tvbrmaa.
Multnomah Hotel Mla Ilorrle Mil
lerahtp. aealstsd by Mis Ptriia Wolf".
Mus Marion Citron. Mlea Uorotbj
Lowsneoa. Mis Irene GolUsmllb.
Portland Hotel Itoshanara, assisted
by Mr. y. Hirrb. Mr. ian(ord
Lownart. Mix ted:e Krlendly.
Imperial Hotel Mia race Tyson,
assisted by Mra J. Mwrtt. Mrs. Alex
Ooldsteir Misa hint Hoffman, Mrs
Charles Tood and Mis 1'aloma llu
taentha!. roetofflre Ml I'.IUabeth I:o, as
sisted by Mra pldney Maysr. Mra La
Ho;er. Mrs. b e. Olleobeimrr aod Mrs.
A. f. B'ltJ.
Tbe urecoblan bulIJ.ns Mis Minnie
Toartuti lted by Mrs. leo
fhaplro. Misa Iterate Morses, Miss
r:ie faldman. Mla Johanaah Rosen
date. Misa Minoelte tkhub and Mra
lrne Uodunita.
O is. Wertmaa Klov M.s Helms
Hoftmaa. assisted by Ml t'annts
Gevurta. Mr. t:d Kramer. Mis fear:
skbrabamsoa. Mtsa Adrian b-manky
act Mia Miriam b'hmBkl. I
l.igman. Wolfe Company Mrs. I. I
ONE OF STAR E.NTECTALNEKS
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n ,w ;y
LI.. " 71wr.sjiv
Mme. Hawthorn, who ba been viewed with mu-h fvor by vaudeville
critics, is at tba bead of th Uawtborn Minstrel Maid at the Km press this
waak, Tt girls slog la coaluia and bar a battery ef sew Joke.
S. Lipman. aaltd by Mr. Jams
l(oenfld and Ml l!y Itosener.
Ow Drucrtor Mra tola Krnder.
atststed by Miss Madeline fctone and
jure, inrroan
Hibcraia Bank MU Mabel Tauben-
beimer. asslelsd by u t.enruu
lliracb. Mr. Brt Roberta and Mr. Ar
thur Sender.
M"lr Frank store Mr. Jullu U
Mir. assisted by Mra Mgmund "rank
and Miss r'rance Ja-ob.
. vii Un Albert Acker-
man. aistd by Mi Ella Hlrsch and
Ma Mora Itoscnoiatu
t,. If T- Metre r
renin u"" " ' -
asslsltd by Mr. Jonah B. l. Mr.
Ilsnry wiinntmer ana
liircb.
. lhiiji. ln n Frhrman. -
i.ted by Mis Emily Ebrman and Mr.
V. M. feller.
Chamber of Commerce Mr. Roaeo
Nrlaon and assistant.
Mr. M. tiirhel h char- of all th
arrangement for tomorrow stamp
sola
MRS. JOHN W. GAVIN DIES
Native of Portland aod Daughter
of Pioneer "Succumb.
After an lflnes of several months,
Mr. John W. Gvln fMarttarct M.
Ke'.ly) died at br homo In Woodburn
yesterday. Sh was th daughter of
th late William J. Kelly and Harriet
Gltaion Ke'Iy. Oretfon pioneer. Tbe
funeral will be bold Monday moraine
from ft. "Lawrence Catholic Church.
Third and Sherman street. Portland,
Th body will arrive, at Zellef under-tkln-
establishment. (13 William ave
nue, today.
Mrs. Carla was born In Portland In
IS7I and lived In this city until six
years (. At that time, she moved to
Alaska, where her husband was super
intendent of school at fkasway. but
after three year returned to Oregon
and mad bcr horn at Woodburn.
fhe I survived by ber husband, a
brother. John W. Kelly, of Portland.
nd a sister. Mrs. W. V. Dowd. of Meal
lie. THEATER EMPLOYES ELECT
1 red Knott 1 President and Me
morial her Ice Are Arranged.
At th rrsular monthly meeting of
Tortland lodge No. 1. Theatrical Me
chanics' Association, held at 201 Or
pheum buildloic last Wednesday night.
t:.a (p:lgln( member wcr elected to
office for the ensuing- yssr: President.
Fred Knott: past preeldent. J. 6.
Ilaucbey: Ttce-president, Karl Oreen-
wald; secretary. r . t ,euoerr
treasurer. Lou: II. Christ: trustee
three-year term. Al Baler, and physl
dan Daniel Orant.
Th annual memorial ssrvlce will
be held In the liaker Theater Tuesday
at 11 A. M- December It. Th- rv-
Ire will be open to the public.
AT EMPRESS THIS WEEK.
. ..
t A or sic-,
Ex-Pollc Chief, Alo In Jail, I
lCxpected to Asalst Orriclal If
rrlaoner Talka Other Arc
Yet Sought by (state.
OLTMPIA. Wash.. Dec 4. (Special.)
J. V. CUIIcs. ex-claim agent of the
Industrial Insurance Commission, ar
rested yesterday on the formal charge
of falsifying public records a the re
cult of the industrial Insurance Investi
gation, today wa surrendered by bla
principal bondomen and was lodged in
th Tburston County Jail.
Th H sureties whom lillllea assert
ed a lately as yesterday would be
willing- Immediately to qualify for a
total of I1S0.O00 "cold cash." today bad
dwindled to four persons, agreeing to
stand responsible In the aggregate only
for f 1150. and there wa doubt whether
th court would consider two of these
bondsmen qualified to this sum.
tilille lost much of hi Jaunty op
timism durlnir th vain search today
for ball, and seemed bitter against
th friend be had expected to come
to hi relief.
Tvar ainca auenlrion first W' a di
rected 'toward Gillies two set of at
torney bav found themelve fully
occupied preventing their client from
talking with anyone and everyone
about the case, and bav made only
a toartlal success of their censorship.
Kor tbl reason th failure of the
prisoner to obtain permanent sureties
la regarded by th slat as of no little
value.
In th Thurston County Jail Gillie Is
held Incommunicado a far a outsider
re concerned, by order of Assistant
Attorney-General Wilson. There i no
way of shutting off of one prisoner
from other.
Th most notable of the other in
mate at present la ex-Chief of Police
HaiL held under a charge or orioery.
wbo last Summer engaged in wo in
veatlfstlon, of suspected opium smug
gling attributed to tbe same conplra:
tors wbo looted the state funds.
1111 already ha been called in on
the nrcsent Investigation, and It 1 pen
orally believed thai be hope to play
the role of fathrr-conressor in in jau
thus perhaps rendering service that
may be appreciated when nis own case
comes to trial.
There 1 no gainsaying that autnon
ties are honoful the fact that Gillies
Is In custody will lead to disclosures of
other connected with the plot. -
Governor Lister today made It plain
that the Investigation which thus fsr
ha led to the arrest of Gillie is by
no means completed.
The Investigation of the Industrial
insurance frauds will be followed to
the limit, in whatever direction it
leads." the Governor said.
It was learned today tbat another
suspect, thought to be a fugitive in
Canada, had been seen in uacoma as
lately aa last Tuesday.
PERS0NALMENTI0N.
L. o. White, of Echo. I at th Per
kin.
O. W. Stevens, of Salem, la -at the
Eaton
John Sundbcrg. of Mayger, Is at the
Perkins.
R. D. Ryrd. of Salem, Is at tbe Ira
perial.
IL S. Murphy, of Marshfleld. Is at '.h
Seward.
James Gregg, of Tacoma. is at the
Portland.
J. A. Baker, of Oak Point, Wash., Is
at th Eaton.
C. A. Strong, of Tacoma, Wash., la
at tbe Norton la.
F. L. Schafer, of Salem, Is registered
at tbe Perkins.
L B. Bootnby. of San Francisco, Is
at lh Nortonl.
Mr. and Mra. J. G. Whit, of Salem.
ar at th Seward.
John A. Carson, attorney, of Salem,
Is at th Imperial.
L P. McCut-hcon. of Broadacres, Or.,
la at th Perkins.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Harris, cf Tacoma.
are at th Cornelius.
Mr. and Mra I'. A. Young, of Albany,
ar at th Portland.
C. C. Henderson, of Eugene. Is reg
istered at tbe Oregon.
E. P. Wilson and Mrs. Wilson, of Cor
vallis. are al tbe Oregon.
M. J. Kenan, of Walcolt, is regis
tered at the Multnomah.
Mr. and Mr. G. C Campbell, of Seat
tle, ar at the Cornelius.
Guy C. Manninir " family, of 11111s-
boro, ar at thCornciius.
K. A. Paine, banker, of Eugene, Is
registered at the Imperial.
George RothwelL of Vancouver. B. C
Is registered at the Eaton.
W. M. Coats, of Vancouver, B. C, Is
registered at the Cornelius.
R. C. Crowell I registered at the
Eaton from Deer Island. Or.
B. T. Manchester, of Colfax. Waslu.
la registered at th Seward.
Swan Benson, contractor, of New
berg. Is at th Multnomah.
Mr. and Mr. J. A. Amlrall. of New
Tork, ar at th Multnomah.
.Mr. and Mrs. F. C Schubert, of Big
Eddy, Or., are at the Nortonla.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ri. Cobb are regis
tered at th Nortonla from Seattle.
U. Waldo Ward, orang grower, of
Sierra Madre. Cal.. I at th Portland. -
Mra Joseph Graber and Mra P. E.
Fullerton. of Salem, are at the Oregon.
Mr. and Mra C. U Hurst are regis
tered at the Multnomah from Pendle
ton. Ernest Cochren. sheepmen and stock
raiser, of Monument. Or.. Is at to Im
perial. Professor O. R. Ilyslop. of Oregon
Agricultural College. Corvallla, Is at
lb Seward.
W. Van Horn, rancher, of Hood
River. I registered with Mrs. Van Horn
at tbe Portland.
Mr. John C. Watefbury and Miss
Halcyon Waterbury, of Oreskany, N.
ar at th Oregon.
Benefit Iance to lie Given Friday.
Portland Chapter IT of th Eastern
Star will giv a card party and dance
Friday night, December 10. the proceed
ef which will be devoted to ohanty for
th Portland poor. The entertainment
will ba given at th Woodman Hall,
Rodney avenue ani Russell street.
St, Johns Club Plans Benefit
Tb Bachelor Club, of St. Johns. Is
planning an entertainment, th pro
ceeds of which are to go for tbe benefit
f th reedy famine In et. Johns, on
Christmas, Tbe date I December It,
Sc Per
MILK
We carry a large and complete line of groceries, dry goods, furnishing goods,
hardware and miscellaneous merchandise All goods sold at prices that posi
tively defy competition. Make your dollars earn their full earning capacity by
trading at this store. Every article purchased here absolutely guaranteed. Ali
purchases amounting to over $1 delivered free.
SIMON'S SALVAGE STORE
J. SIMON
& BRO.
ELKS' RITES TODAY
Memorial Will Be Held for
Departed Members.
JUDGE BUTLER TO SPEAK
Past Exalted Kulcr 3IcCuo of As
toria Will Deliver Eulogies.
Special Musical Services
Are to Bo Fenture.
Wherever a lodge of Elks exists to
day the members will gatherto pay
their annual tribute of love and memory
to their departed brothers.
In keeping with thla observance the
members of Portland Lodge will con
duct their memorial services at the
First Presbyterian Church. Twelfth and
Alder streets, at X o'clock.
All Elks, -whether members of Port
land or some other lodge, have been
Invited to assemble in the Elks' Club
rooms. Stark street end Broadway, at
1:15 this afternoon. They will proceed.
In a body, to the church. The public
Is Invited to loin in th service.
Judge R. R. Butler, of The Dalles,
will deliver the memorial oration.
Judge Butler Is a member of the lodge
at Ueppner and Is one of the best
known lawyers and public speakers in
Eastern Oregon. Ho is a member of
the tate Senate.
Past F.xalted Ruler fa Talk.
Mr. and Mrs. Butler arrived In Port
land yesterday afternoon. They are
staying at the Imperial. Members of
the Portland lodge conducted them on
an automobile drive through the city
yesterday afternoon.
John C. McCue. of Portland, who Is
a past exalted ruler of the Astoria
lodge, will deliver the eulogies on those
members Wbo have passed away since
the last annual memorial was held.
Members who have died within that
period are: W. J. Riley. William
PROMINENT ELKS WHO WILL OFFICIATE AT ANNUAL MEMORIAL
SERVICES AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TODA i .
r .m,m,,mj in .1 hi ii his' i in iimili "
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el, -'
V ' -At - v
eeaaw . I ; r,, , - 4
i . i' I,', "nn a iira- ri sBeKeeaeaJ i ltu.j&t.ia-- ii. )tA!Vaaefefcj
-- r easssi 1
Bernhard. O. N. Smith. Oscar Kitten
berg E- F Cooper. Charles Conrad.
R. R. Slay. Max G. Myers, William G
Beck. Jr.. John B.. Harrington, E. H.
Thornton. S. E. renn. itooert Jen
nings, George D. Rushmore and F. D
Lo Inert.
The service will be In charge of W
R. McDonald, exalted ruler, and other
officer of the lodge.
Among the musical numbers will be
two solos by Madame Jomelll. John
Claire Montleth and Eugene Cioffl and
song selections by a quartet composed
of Mra Herman Polits. soprano: Mra.
Delphlne Marx, contralto; Warren
Irwin, tenor, and John, Claire Montleth,
baritone.
The opening prayer and the benedic
tion will be pronounced by Rev. Oswald
W. Taylor, pastor of the Grace Me
morial Episcopal Church, and a mem
ber of the lodge at Wallace. Idaho.
Arrangements for the services are
In charge of a committee consisting of
George L. Baker, chairman; Henry E.
Reed. Charles C Bradley, Hopkin
Jenkins and Herman Polits.
Vancouver Elks Jlcniorlal Today.
"VANCOUVER, Wash., Dec 4. (pe-
Pound
Condensed Milk, 5c Per Can,
131-133 FIRST
cial.) The local lodge of Elks will
bold its annual memorial services in
their Temple tomorrow afternoon at
3:30 o'clock. Maurice A. Langhorne, of
Tacoma, will deliver the address of the
day. George B. Simpson, exalted ruler,
will preside.
"POLISH DAY" IS HERE
Celebration Is in Commemoration
of Last War for Independence.
"Polish Day" will be celebrated in
Portland this afternoon at the Polish
Hall, 810 Maryland avenue, corner of
Failing street. In commemoration of
tbe last Polish war for independence,
which was called November 2. 1863.
The celebration is always set for the
Sunday following tbe anniversary
date. The programme will begin at 4
o'clock.
Judge T. J. Cleeton and City Com
missioner Will IL Daly will speak in
English and Rev. I Szybowicz will
speak in the Polish language.
Today is being recosnized in all Pol
ish communities throughout the world
as a day of commemoration and
takes on an added significance this
year on account of the distress now
existing in Poland as a result of the
European war.
A Polish tag day will be observed
some time this month, when funds will
be collected to alleviate the suffering
in Poland. Already a committee has
asked for contributions in money. Con
tributions should be sent to Father
Matuszewski, 822 Maryland avenue, or
to J. Yezerski, 69a East beventeenth
street south.
FIRE CAMPAIGN PRIZES SET
Deputy Marshals Getting Best Pre
vention Kesults to Be Kewarded.
To arouse interest in the fire pre.
vention campaign among the 105 fire
men who serve as deputy tire mar
shals. Fire Marshal Stevens announced
yesterday that one prize of S100 and
others of smaller amounts will be or
fered for the man getting tho best re
sults next vear.
The plan has been explained to the
firemen, and it is expected the compe
tltion will be lively. Tho prizes other
than the $100 have not been fixed yet.
If the City Council will not appropriate
the amounts It is proposed to raise
them by public subscription.
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K.MAMEL, S30,0OO STRICTLRE TO.
BE DEDICATED TOD.tV.
Services Will Be Began In Aagustana
Church and Will Be Coacladed
at Bollding.
The new Emanuel hospital, which
has just been completed at a cost of
53O.0U0, at the corner of Stanton and
Commercial streets, will be dedicated,
today at 8:30 o'clock. The esercisca
will begin in the Augustana Lutheran
Church, Stanton street and Rodney ave
nue, and will be concluded at the hos
pital site on Commercial street.
Rev. C. K. Swanson, of Seattle, presi
dent of the Columbia Lutheran Confer
ence, will be the principal speaker, al
though prominent Lutheran clergy and
laymen of Portland will ba on the pro
gramme. The new hospital will be ready for
occupancy in about a week. It takes
the place of the old Emanuel hospital
at 20S Tenth street, on the West Side,
which was established through the ef
forts of Rev. C. J. Renhard. formerly
of the Emanuel Church in 1911. The
new institution occupies a site 175 by
285 feet.
ALUMNI OF OREGON DINE
University Faculty Jlenibcrs Join in
Luncheon at Hazelwood.
In response to an appeal circulated
by the committee that arranged for tha
luncheon, 38 alumni and faculty mem
bers of tha University of Oregon yes
terday noon gathered at tbe Hazelwond
in their first monthly meeting, repeti
tions of which will occur the first Sat
urday of every month hereafter.
President P. L. Campbell, of the Uni
versity of Oregon, was the principal
speaker. John C. Veatch was chairman
of the programme. Other speakers
were Fletcher Linn and H. B. Miller.
Music was furnished by a quartet com
posed of Delbert Stannard, '14; Earl
Fortmiller, '14; Francis D. Curtis, '11,
and Willard Shaver, '14.
Those who attended yesterday's
luncheon were P. I Campbell. H. B.
Miller, Fletcher Linn, Dr. George Rebec,
L. R. Alderman, R. S. Shelley, Walter
Berry, Colin V. Dyment, John C. Veatch,
G. H. Marsh, Ned Blythe. D. W. Taylor,
Dell McCarthy. Earl Kilpatrick. Alva
Grout, Elmer Spencer, Robert Hiclcson,
William G. Dunlap. Carl B. Neal, Don
ald Pague. Henry Bauer, Grover Kestly.
Homer Maris, Melvin Ogden. Carlton
Spencer. Homer Jamison, Harper Jami
son. Ed Marshall. C I Marshall, Ted
Smith, Jacob Cornog, Roy Terry, Dol-
bert Stannard, Francis D. Curtis, Earl
Fortmiller. Harold Warner, Kenneth
Frazer and Willard Shaver.
Agriculturist Is Denied Douglas.
ROSEBURG, Or.. Deo. 4. (Special.)
The County Court today denied the
petitions of several hundred farmers
for the employment of a county agri
culturist. An appropriation of J1600
a year was sought to maintain the
office. The request was dented on tne
grounds that the budget of expendi
tures for the ensuing year already had
been passed upon by the Court.
Night School Plans Dunce.
."lefferson nic-hf school students will
give a programme Thursday. After
the programme they will have a aance.
It is requested that all students bo
there, and their friends also will bo
welcome.
numplireys' Seventy-seven
Tor Grip, Influenza,
That Homeopathy requires faith to
be of benefit is disproven by the peo
ple of all beliefs being constant users
of "Seventy-seven."
To get the best results, take "Seventy-seven"
at the first feeling of a
Cold lassitude.
If you wait until you begin to cough
and sneeze, it may take longer. ;
A small vial of pleasant pellets, fits
the vest pocket.
25c and $1.00, at all druggists or mailed.
TlmniihrcjV Jiumeo. Medicine Co, 156
WUuam bircut. ,cw Xork. ;
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