THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 19, 1915.
German-Americans ; :
Captured by Allies "
SEVEN STATES JOIN
corrupt the morals of children or
adults or Incite to- crime."
The bilr is before the committee on
education.
Injured in Auto Collision.
I.os Anseles. Dec. IS. (P. X. S.)
Ielbert McGue. t is wife and four-year-old
child, were seriously Injured
today when their machine collided
with a bicycle ridden by Fred S-:tz.
All have powsible skull fractures, and
t roken limbs.
Wife of Minister
Believed Suicide
First Japanese Con relational church,
had committeed suicide. Mrs. Han
disappeared last niKht, after visitins
hr six months' old baby at a hos
pital, and kissing it Koodby. The
teaches are heinr searched.
Reports from Newport today wrr
that a black object had been sighted
offshore, but that it had sunk bcf-.r--fisl.ermen
could reach It. Mrs. Han
wore a black dress.
WET AND DRY MAP OF UNITED STATES
, I-onflon. Pf. 1. (V. P.) Dr,"
1 Arnold Koeiiish-itter. of Mount WIN
I von. Onl . and I'aptain Kurt t.esner. of V
I. os AtiRchs. are among the German
officers interne.' at Holyport. They
were captnr.'d at sea. trying to reach . .
(Icrniiinv. ;f
. . : ua -,'
Kri. T. S. Ban, Wboit Huaband Ii
Pastor of Japanese ConfTertional
Church, Disappears.
Santa Ana. Cai.. I'ec. 18. (P. N. S.)
Pear was felt here today that Mrs.
T. S Han. wife of the pastor of the
1; VIRGINIA IN LATER
In AH, 19 States of Union
Have Enacted Prohibition
Laws in Recent Years.
When writing or ratlttif on ilTrrt1.en.
please mention Th. .Tntirnnl. (Ad I
The Ben Selling Store Sells Good Gifts
If You Buy a GIFT FOR A MAN, BUY IT HERE HE'LL SURELY LIKE IT!
All these items of men's apparel have been carefully selected with the
one purpose to please and satisfy the men who wear them. In buy
in? here, you cannot err, for these are the things the man would buy for himself.
Join the crowds tomorrow that find satisfaction here the service is ample, prompt
and courteous.
LOCAL OPTION LAWS IN 25
Four Statea Only Are Wet. Samely
Montana, Nevada. New Jer
By and Fecnayl vjnli.
DRY RANKS JANUARY
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Stat to Go Dry Seit Year.
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WHITE, - PROHIBITION
SHADED - LOCAL OPTON
CHCCKFJ5ED - RUIAL P&GJ-UBlTICrt
BLACK - LfCKNSE
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V1, In '' ;. i r : mx strifes I
Vern.onf. M.. h:- ,t . N.'.-h I'ako-a.
N.!r.-k:i. M'.!. .!..,. ' 'alt'.. nil t and
pr.'t.a : n fi.'!':i ''"'..rciti will vote
on s r.d..!.'.t...ii T;. 'dry' i-.-r. -a Is as
sert t: -v xv;;, . , ; i 1 j.rtJ".r
tt'Ti h' s-. t - - r i r s r vn tor...
(on :s in . v.-r n-
n!"'.n'-.i!li o:' t;. '.::.:'. not :ilr oij in
th. '. .: ...
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li.-;..: ' - i : i : i m the f... ( :,.t :
in 1 .. r. i ;!..! l. .'l u . '. . .-. oil
ik. i i.iu-o as tli: on.-. P..-! v. . n
I'"'1 : d 1 1 -' States I ! 1
;vtts, Rhode in.!. V- :n,on
t'oj : t; !!. D. l.twa:... I'vl ar a. l,,w;i,
All ' -'an. N : ask i. N'.-w I la-up--hire .
::! -v V'.i.u . notc.l j.tol.tbtuon at: , j
i a t r :: itiKis :-tid l-.tli the Ii.ikotas had j
3 .i : .1 'Mr-.'- r.ili!,s. !
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and -.ft d-i:.h
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to pi i ! ' " o :
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K'k tt .
is : n K i' '
plan" of ; ' ,.
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p. i rt . .t" a o; t
of .!'' ol no
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on- and
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rlit.LiN.n, 1 ;...
: Ftat.-s
i-e; a trie c im w .at e,i v. u: he nvicii more ti.an
if 1 s 7 v aial be- i ample for the purpose, the Klnkald
.. ., . , ...'i,ov. 'toiiiK i:p the t rail' ' bill prox id.-s hat if after three years
. ti ' e jart " I" '. ' ; t." I the s-rn l;iyy of the treasury deems
'-. ...ii. " I n s xvho 'atr.e.; Lis ' one-half the interest sul f nient. the'
i'le i a ;.o: .!i.-t o'ator ti .. -.irly interest tu-ned into the .rsurance
inn. I e , i.is life h.. story x itli : fi.nd shall he curtailed accordinst'.y.
la.- Ii. tarn. I Senator Williams . of Mississippi.
'I-;;., t.l i.. th- si : t y-fo i rt h cop - xxdth tl..c same .bj. . t in viexx, proposes
gres with the Hon. .1.-1 1 M.l.ca.oie of it,, establish a reserve and a premium
l(.,,!si.n as . oi 1..,, ie.e. teceix inij s one j f ,n,i in each national bank, payment
.. otcs l.-ss than his . !! asue, an into suci. funds beinic based on total
a., .ari d ;.. naltv for not alw.n s having ' .lposits and th relation of deposits
i e. n a
ar' I "-mo. rat .
. ral.nl antls.'
i ii .1 heavily
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M o.e.
tor;.
. .; : : ; - "ien :
. t Indiana a
k no n.iilc
To Insure Deposits
to capital stock. one feature is a
clause preventing any hank ' arryitio'
.leposits more than ten times the
amount of its capital.
In National Banks National Censor
Board Suggested
n
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s tint r.
:. Maine.
i Th
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K. ii
Kenref ntative Kinkald of Hebraska
Proposes Plan to Safeguard Inter
ests of Depositor ia National Banks.
Vas:.in-'..n. I .--. lv -i WASH IN'1 1-
ton i:rRi:.i- up tmi: .i'thnaij
;.--...s in irrol liv i!.;..sl"ts In
national b.ml.s in wv. r..l r. ent f ,il
iitc ha'e a" traded a ; I r. . 0:1 to the
obliL-nt.ol, of tie ti.. .-l my. lit to af
ield Kr- iter o-uteciion in su di :.s..c.
Convmlttee to Pass on all Pilms Pro
duced, Is Proposed in Measure Intro
duced by Hepresentatlve Hutfnes.
V..shinfton, I'd. 1 !. ( WASHINT,-
i T N !!!'l;!:.r (V TIIIC JOI'KNAL. I
I A national movie censor hoard is pro
I posed in a bill intiodu -ed by Repre
sentative IfuKhes, xx hose home is In
la Ltt'.c town in (JeorRia. He would
tl ao
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d
r 1 . a
ad- 1
a-.d I
Reaction is Predicted.
1 . 0 t". 1 1 . s . v t '
IIS I
us t
ii 1 1 r . 1 ' s loans are 1 e n 1; sted
.,. , it is f it !i;.T. det-os tors often and ! ''ve five comn,iss...nrs. otio to be
- . . ! . a. e -1 r t 1. r.t Vi c s
r, i;.,. iii.y 10, a izr.ater sense 1 ;.... muo, i . .'. "v.-s.-
se .!v iti ie .Imi.- Mill, a r.a : 1 .nal ' t. draw .town ?....'. a, 1,.
' "- ' "' S j (,,, : s. .. r- ,i . ..rnnrinit i-s. j Wl.il.- the .SI provides thit the com-
.1.. of i.p.i' ;. ....'dlv in small . this f.el.n has i mis-ion s!... lifetime ev.-ry r:im I
V '' '': y. J!l'T ' r.d. ly shatt. re.;
ir Auiu'i.'ii f-iiicii's l.-o;n !!.e i funptiol
v" '. ,,f t .. curren v si ..w that th.ese
:., 1 !os ,; ... p t'.e aiie-i 11 causes.
Dressing Gowns
Half Price
New patterns in flannel and terry cloth green, tan, pray,
maroon and novelty effects.
S 4.50 Dressing Gowns only $2.2 S
S 6.50 Dressing Gowns only $3.2 S
S 8. So Dressing downs only S4.2 5
SI 2.50 Dressing Gowns only
. . . .56.
The Acceptable Gift for Hus
band, Son or Brother
A Smoking Jacket
Luxurious. eay-fitt incj parmcrUs in
handsomely patterned flannels tans.
ravs, Priixxn some in double-faced
materials, plaid on one side. A most
tempting exhibit, moderately priced.
S 5.f)() Smoking Jackets. . . .S3. 05
S 7.50-SK) Smoking Jackets S5.()5
S12.50-S 13.50 Sm'g Jackets $9.85
Main Floor
Make Your Selection Tomorrow.
Neckwear Stripes a n d
figured silks. 5c $1, ?1.-M,
G loves Dent's and
IVrrin's. in stvlish shades.
S1..10, $', $2.50.
Auto Gloves Fur-lined,
heavy stitching. $1, $", $0.
Silk Half Hose S I d
colors, o'lc the pair.
Pajamas Lisle nr silk,
in tan. white and lavcn
dei. $:;.'). sr,.
Umbrellas Silk and
gloria, with unique han
dles. SI. .'. S.:,o,
Si".
Genuine Leather Suitcases and Traveling Bags
$5, $7.50, $10, $12.50, $15, $20
dp
Why not a new hat
for Christmas?
I sell
The Beaver S3
The Stetson ..t. S4, S5
The Knapp-Felt ... $4
The Dunlap S5
In Silk, Stiff and Opera.
can buv him a Hat Order in
any f the abuse amounts.
Hat I v dartment, Main Floor
$5 Silk Shirts
$3.65
A s-'ore . .r nmre of beautifully
woven st;;,t- pat't tn, on white
ground. Lvery garment new
and lieriect. P.uv as manv as
i ni w i-li at tin
special price
$3.65
BEN SELLING
MORRISON
AT FOURTH
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. cu.- r.t for t--!i-
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Tr' .n- of the
i' . .f the ir, o e-
"ii- i : i ' ' .-
.it en').',
. .. : i d : v, v. i ! ' I'ifli'a!,
d frrtn "!' rti r.e. too
Idaho Law Most Stringent.
t ... .,::. : ..t :..xv ..;' Id
i s i t; r. ',,
d. t ih at .ot.s ..:.. I.,: :;- : l,v t..;MK
1 :t i r ' t ' l . s to t ' rr ; s t-' s o I I 1 1 c ' '111-
i'. lilies -n vi.i di ti..-- Were inter. s:.-.
. i ,;" 1 i 'otti ; , : t . ; f r Wiiiia i M)iK--st in
ii . i si r : 'i ii laws fo . i ti , . -z the making
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in t " j r o h i !i ' -
W.is dip .d.Jeet of
t he ' ir s" arf
! '. ; ' r. t ho Lrrivi r,
he .: tpr -state d.-al-
i r .u ! ti. - f. r-
II:. O S.-.O-. d.ed O ,t
I i..-: is o: ...do
t ion ,o . tn. tit .. i.rd
- r to the s.-.i
1 '! rs t : : '-. xx . . -
1 h i ..( law dt .t r
a:-s;ialt. i.nd tol. i
u t't.T ti.t, ni.itnif.i
ti:.- ftis'il'.er and
us t.i.-.tli and I. a.'.
Onlj Tour State Absolutely Wet.
.x. it will s'aad xxl-.eti laws tin",
r ti.i' t . 1 e.i i r. t o t'f .-. , heal ord : oti
"xx i i i vail in all .sf.i;.--, . x. o;.t
the 1." trohihi t ;oti states whih t'o-:r
tat. s ( l' nn.sx '.'aliia, N'.-w Jct spy, N -x,xd:i
.tinl Montana) h.i- mn et:i
i.a! ottio't laws
To .HXX-IIH th.se fo-ir tlor.,ueJ,1y
"xx. t" f-tatfs .'Hid K.."i! oi tiori statf-s
If!, o
t .
t...' ;np . -
!Tif. ...in! ; 1
for x h i h
.h-iff stor.
l'.-i
ior f
.:: ,' s'a'e
r. . ; : . . t - s p s
' s ::r..-.-
s - on Is
.x , il.-.g or
', . I . d I 1 1
r sa r.i . .
nr. 1 t-;r: ".s, s.
b-1 of loans l.y oft; .-rs of natiot.a! hank.s.
i 1 .i es.. n t a t i x e Kinka.d ot N'.diras
I ha. proiK'ses to insure Ihsr ilf-.oslt,
, .i. ot ii; t-. i!:at us.- t fui.ds d.-tixod
tfetii Mit.-est on fiox.rnnif-nt money
: in i i'.d: . itarios. thf tovertmient
t.. he s.h;,.at-d to the rtcnts of de
j.os tots :n the assets .,f fa:I.-d hanks
to the- fXt.Ilt ur th.- .ip;..s!ts.
An 1 1. . , .. ' . 'i:r th.:! th.- find thus r-
d
n :t'.,l to k from .di.. state to an
other, it 's not ex-, . , , ,) that th.-v
xx iil pot s na'.iy he aide to s e all tae
n.i :' that a.i.r cr.-a'-'d, so the a.ji
).in n t tr. 1. 1 c.f "mlxi-orx-" rointii : ssion-
rn Witlneit j.iy and de;.i:;ns. with
; ay, is also i .ivPrid by tho bill. ICn
tirc cos; of tl-.e roninilssion is limited,
to $40 !u'i a yiar. an,l this cost i-i
to come from license tees absessed
against the film makers.
Mr. Hiiirhes' tail ;iro ides for lirens-iit-
every film offered unless found
to he immoral, inhuman, "or depict
it li'ill ftcht or a r fisht. or is r,f
;! h a 'i.ir.i.-tn that its . h : 1 .1 ; n
xx.cild t.nd to :niiia;:' the health or
ioifeg
11
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r
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M
SerVed t o! -. ,- O
tunny and s.
ti.it he XV'.U s-"
.nlori.d If t;
r,r.; do t he- r d .
fMl t .in. it I
the t
tin i
t I:.-
tlf.ns at
. . .nit ..
s s t r . 1 1 '-
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! if
-tie or
liiix- the jirob.i'.iitior.'.st -
il e
t r-
'ior in the pnsses
sir.n d" an;, p. '.-on .0 t " .-'.C-. ex
. e;.; xv to n r iamed tii. l- r a l...x tor h
i.res, r. ; t i-'ti or or; a ': t ti ate t.n.t
l; is to be ase.i for sa
n. . , ; an;, a! I 'i; i s. is
ex niello..- of x . i " o ' i of t
men t "i '
i - n I .
la xv.
i led a bt,c army in WashiiiKlon t h.
iter and fi rce .-ff..its- are hem
yjii
Open Evenings
Until Christmas
SEH TMHIR BEAU
TIFUL SELKCTIOX
of
Lighting Fixtures
Electrical Devices
and
Flashlights
GALLINGER IS
ON RECORD IN
REVENUE PLAN
"n tinned Krem P.i ere Or, e 1
the c x 1
1 1 1 '.1 re
Electrical Gifts Are All
the Rage This Year
Salesrooms 31 1 Stark
St. Both Phones
Order your guaranteed
MAZDA Lamps for the
Holiday lighting!
Inrtro measure
money.
Viorida has the crentesr tn.mher of
important c-cn:n;'tee i : . r : ti., ttJ . r
in prot-ofi--. to ti e si.- ..; d.-ie.
Sation. It has Oli'x' t h -e.. tn.rriii. is.
but Spiii'h n.a ;i leads r ;,n, ) ,,..'
hors, and I'h.'-k h ads th..- j. ,,!,; ; hmld-iti-ts
committee.
Importance of c. .mm; t n-i-s xaii
xxitli the times. In v i e xx- r.f the l'i-js
laiion i.ei'.iiiie i;... i.-tcfst p! ;ze. i
asi.ic front those named, ar.- Iw-M by!
K. ri-M of c ', ! i iiin-;i, '-liatrmnn of'
pu.. : lands; r.oir-ett nf Tfi.i,.; - I
r.a x 1 affi'-s; AVx.tflrr of M;ssoiri.
mer. han; far,-.-, and Adan.M-n of
t i e ot x: i i . . o n i 11 ic I . e
Clapp Hopes for Cammlm.
Senator -M's.s l;. I'hirp of M.ntie
sot,,. expresses the hope that Senator
" : rr -1-. is of 1 o xx a xviil carrx- the Min
nesota primnr.es in tie '.e ; i d i ..-.in
preferen. e xote f,,r j.residet-.r. and be
thinks the loxxau l,a.s . sct-lltrnt pros
pects of wini. ins- th-- Indorsement.
Ti.is is in:; o: i.nii if tr;:e, nd Sen
ator ("'..rp ;s pres-: me(l tn be omhfied
to veii;-.:"."- a forecast. Himself a pro-
tress. v. Kerctblt.-n-i of t':e outspoken
i tvpe. he thinks the progress i v.- voters
, of the party xxii: tnrn nat.iraliy to the
; X'-jnitniTis candid. n y.
, M.nrcsota. Tt ill be the first state to
express its !!-. in xv ! . there xx , . I
be a real contest. India:. a wi'd pre
i cede it. h'lt Indiana has Fa i rha nks as
; a faxorite son, and wiil imt provide
i such an Interesting tst as Minnesota
. Cummins fnen-i'i are known to he
! studying the ins and onts of the
i Minn, sola I-rimary laxv, that thev
j may strike eariy and in the most ef
I fectix e xxay to x in an indorsement
'that will "rinp over the country."'
Two Blosrrapliiei From Texaa.
Jeff Mchcniore and "Cvrlone"
at the Sunset
AN ALL-COMEDY SHOW
Richard Carle
Famous Comic-Opera Star
in
a Five-Act Comedy
That Completely
"GETS YOUR GOAT"
1
oirn
wet
But soon the state will be the driest part of America. Not a cheering drink to be
had, except at the highest prices and in small lots (2 quarts a month) only. Put
in your stock now, while the law allows you to, and when our stock is going at
DESPERATE PRICES. After New Year's you'll be sorry if you neglect to do so.
High-Grade Whiskies Wine in Cases
BOTTLED IN CALIFORNIA
Tweve Quarts to the Case
STANDARD WINES, per case $2.75
IMPERIAL WINES, per case $3.50
OLD VINTAGE, per case $4.00
CREAM OF CALIFORNIA, per case $4.75
DE LUXE, per case $6.00
IMPORTED WINES, per case $7.75
$1.00 Extra Per Case for Two Dozen Pints
Above wines include Port, Sherry, Angelica, Mus
catel, Claret, Zinfandel, Burgundy, Reisling and
Sintrl In 5-Oal. In 10-Oa.l.
Gallon. Lots. L.ot.
OLD KENTUCKY ...$2.45 $10.35 $20.00
MARBLE, a $4.00 whiskey $2.90 $11.90 $22.00
SUNNY BROOK now priced at $2.90 $12.25 $22.50
SUNNY TRAIL, "rich and mellow" ..'.$3.25 $13.75 $24.50
CREAM RYE $2.90 $12.35 $23.00
KING HILL, Pride of Kentucky $3.45 $15.75 $30.00
SPECIAL RESERVE, private stock $3.25 $14.50 $28.00
PRINCE ALBERT, a $6.00 Whiskey . . . $3.95 $16.25 $32.00
DE LUXE, oldest whiskey on the market
(reimported) $4.25 $18.25 $34.00
Sauteme.
Containers Free No Extra Charge for Keg WTlisky in CaS6S
nm
LAMB"
Pure California Wines
Slntrte
Gallon.
In S-Gal.
Lot.
In lO-Oal.
Lot.
pi
pa
19
&3
A "BROADWAY" ATTRACTION
"Mary bossed her littTe Lamb,
Its lot was grief and woe.
enever Mary said a word
That Lamb was sure to go."
Also a Cartoon Comedy
And a George Ade Fable
"Come, Laugh and Grow Fat"
UNSET
nax-is. ; t-xx o 1 exas concressmen-at-large.
have two of the most nnnjue
biographies tself-oompostd in the
congressional directory. Mcl.emoie
notes that he was Lorn In a farm "on
Friday. March 13.. in a storm, b-jt had
little schooling, because of his aver
sion to teachers, and, as a pupil, never
saw the inside of a schoolroom until
4 Days
STARTING TODAY
Washington at Broadway
IMPERIAL WINES selling now $0.85
OLD VINTAGE, a $2.00 wine $1.15 $ 4.90 $ 9.00
CREAM OF CALIFORNIA, oldest, best $1.45 $ 6.25 $11.00
DE LUXE, regular $3.00 wine $1.85 $7.50 $12.50
IMPTED WINES (port and sherry only)$2.45 $10.75 $19.75
I You May Choose of Port, Sherry, Angelica, Muscatel, Zinfandel,
Burgundy, Riesling and Sauterne.
1
12 QUARTS TO THE CASE
MONOGRAM, full quarts, per case 7.25
OLD KENTUCKY, full quarts, per case $ 7.00
ST. GEORGE, a high-grade Scotch, case. . $11.75
MARBLE, per case $ 8.50
SUNNY TRAIL, "rich and mellow," case. .$ 9.00
SPECIAL RESERVE (private stock), case. .$10.00
SPRING VALLEY, bottled in bond, full qts. $10.50
KING HILL, 7 Summers old, bottled in bond $11.75
PRINCE ALBERT, smooth as velvet, case. .$12.00
DE LUXE, reimported whiskey, per case.. $14.50
CANADIAN MALT WHISKEY, per case. .$ 9.50
SUNNYBROOK (90 proof), full qts., case. .$ 8.50
Sparkling Wines BEER Pure Brandies
Royal Sparkling Burgundy, 55c bottle. $5.75 Joz.'n.
BelvUta Champagne, 70c a bottle. $6.75 dozen.
Ruby Red, Hi?h-Grade. Sparkling Burgundy, 70c
.ottle. $6.75 a dozen.
Buena ViU Champagne or Snarling Burgundy, 90c
a bottle, $8.00 a dozen.
(Whan shipped out of town)
Dozen, large $1.50
Dosen, small 90c
Barrel (6 dot. qta. or 10
do, .mall) $8.50
California Brandy 70 Bot., $2.45 GaL
Three-Star Grape or Cognac, 90 Bot., $2.90 GaL
Cream of California, old and best $1.15 Bottle
Gallon $3.45
prirag Valley Wlee Co.
Largest Liquor House on the Coast
U Southwest Corner SECOND and Yamhill
Main 589, A 1117