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.HE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 19. 1915. 'P by t!i crlled for st! n t ,r... rune Mj:iwa department hot'i and concrete 1 . : t.i.;. o: the steel ron- the concrete structure, the difference, of cost in thef favor would not be very large. They wanted to bid on a l.ght steel strin ture which would be high in the air, thr same as the old bridge which is to be replaced. They set nh. ,t n n to have tae specifications 1 hanged. SINGER GIVES NAME TO WAIF FOUND ON DOORSTEP lr DECLARES NOW TIME tractors soon discovered that If they BRIDGE THE RIVER AT SALEM NOW ARISES County Courts of Marion and bid r: a : .-fl : . which would air' u.i- same load us a concrete on and have a draw span, the same, as Joyless. The demand for girls always exceeds the Fupply anil while there rre not o many reuucsts for toys. yet healthy boy babies are usually soon adopted. The families asking for children are lways carefully investigated before a child is sent out and the adoption papers are not finally signed up for some time after the child is in the Home. Mrs. r. C. Rums, wh for nine years has been a member of the board of directors and for the past seven Youngster Found on Doorstep Is Named Randal! Allen. I TO PUT MONEY IN USE ft 4 !East Is Reveling in Best of Times and Not Altogether (Bill's (Sift bazaar Obc Department of 10.001 (Sifts (Second Floor) Look over the limited list below, then come to the store and see the big showing. See our Holiday Tags, Seals and Package and Tree Dressings. By Vella Winner. Honor and dlst'nction rime to at Polk Counties Have Keatedj Conference Recently, j i least two of the little waifs at the I 'a by Home last week, when Madams Jeanne Jomelll. putting a tiny jrold ring on hin finger, gave the name Kandall Alrien to the lit tie unknow n baby hoy which ra found recently on the utepK of Mrs Will Wurzweller's Decause ui war. 3' U SALOONS ARE DOOMED BIDS MAY BE REJECTED ft Srwrls and Distilleries Declared to Another Conference Hai Been Called In Hope of Setting- Differences Appearing- In War. i St Brought Trouble oa Them- 1t! yy Backing Orogr Siopi. BIG DRUG MERCHANT FRICTION IN PLAN TO 4v jt " J "Now is the time fr th American people to Invent tiielr nicnoy. Now is . the time for them to undertake big H business enterpriser. Now is the time f or them to put their tnoney to nw." . H- This is the advice '.:' K. 1". Miller. p heaii of the owl riruir cernpanv, oper : gating -2 r-tai! stores on the Pacific coast. Mr. Miller, who rrake.s his home In San Prune! jcr, was I'ort land yesterday, easthound, 0:1 ice of hi--w frequent business tripa t the Atlu rj seaboard. ! y use or monoy 1 cnn t tie ' J' mean real estate spe il.itiou; I n:ea' Investment hi enterprises planned t . JJ take advantage of ti e c.ndit iirs M brought about l y tre. war T: at mak- j- for the favorable gio.vtn of American i Industries.'- said he. 14 ''The hanks in this part of the .-tiur.-H try are full of money. 1 know ..f i'o .r ' P banks in San Franc isio that have been - II carrying reserves as high as .".J per t cent simply bei-un-.- people have Peeu timorous and hoid'tig bark. No r.e . With the rljht kin.l of a propositiui ; Will have difficulty ir (retting m ncy j'j to finance It If he w ill take the in--i ltlative. If he is si- sfhd with ti e j; 4 per cent given f r deposits, then ;t Is a different matter. 11 Times in East Excellent. Jt "I have recently he. i. in .til parts of J the east and the times ar e. . h-nt, ;f Ne' York Is flush with money. The S3 Pop1 'ire in fcplen.iid spirits ai d.n V? thusiastir. Rest a:i i a:. I s are having it unparalleled trade, ii. ctib aeo. ' heve- s-s land and othe , .-i;ers W "Condi t P 11 r w.n.id Cood here if lie pe. 2 busy an i do somet h 14 merely compla nir g T! fand you will haw it. JJperity is largely a ... prosperity. There 1 1 calamity h--wlir.g 1 .. .ber sitiat:or. too. T- . of times west nf the ; ",t will be on the coast ; L the jr, per fran t lathings mm in;,-. l I he east is teeming fn.-ri a tivitv J;vhy to jonrmy f tProvider.ce at m.-fi: are working .4 hours a Oh .- If not ,i'l a nr.in:. .... ord e rs e i t i . e r MIIU I III .' Tj "A year ago t' e - s; r. 1 plants lat Gary we:e .:.! i.-. ,:.g a!...ut ta.-.-e -days of the week, r-.v thev .ire on full tfrne. This war has made for ta wonderful booming r-.f American m Midustry. Inability t". pro-nre articles J formerly purchased abroad has forced ;cent is foreign goods, 'jimported u.m,!? :orri Jiof the 1 lus to make them ourselves. l "Take for example the Christmas i Stocks of retail st'.res throughout the country. They ate selling American- jmade goods this year as contrasted Jjwith large sto. ks of f. .reign-made "articles in previous seasons. Nearly All Domestic Goods. V "Of the owl stocks of i.ristrnus (, ini )l-.ir mils ai"'U LU p- r 1 In !..rn: d ..J per cent lav js forks j "Take toilet articles male of the .composition material commonly known French ivorv. This year is ail JjPyralln Ivory, an American product. JlThe American-made goods have di jplaced the French-made. And not only IJthat but they aie cheaper and better ?;and one is not paying for the words, l"'ilade in I'ranre. J "This same condition holds tru or 5articles formerly imported from Or Hmany, Enslnnil an.l other countries. ?l "Not only are we making our own jjarticles but are exporting to other fjcountries. Take Pr.rx b-mad rerfnm- sari'-, i-a ,iJV . r t: 3i , ,.. W . r,' -i'WaSSN Pa W wi- iWA'j srr V-v" to or ru:' r.rol: n,: ,-r.d on the Sam. d., Pok e , f ' - i-r-of ihinkiiiK Corruccinl rave to tho latest arrival y , - R,i ti-:-U A t( I1 at t!.eVHome. a S,un days old mil A'-K 3UWSl I ,..,.. t t e ,-:rn. I uly the r.ams Jeanne. for -Mine - JT l e are Tr.. Joinelli. 5&?f V M - L kie.s H-d th-re' Sir., e tahin- up the wor:: of ma-;;u-- f ,&&$J 1 Fi ti.e P-. .pie net the pro.Hcti.,, of the grand opera. $m$W 8rf!!' V 4 J?I a,i start "''.omeo and juh.f for the benefit of lteW X sXili Ithe llahy Home, th- opera to be p:.- &mSf Vfi? - "tff a-tivitv. i se-ited ahout ttie middle of January. Kii&i ' 5i;'tf':i,':g aI I New V. rk t- . la.iame .lomeiii nas lnt-reste.: i..-r- I Syj.sC V ! tr .-.elicg stif in the tial y Il-.m- and Us srores V - HWfr&$&r V I '.IIIIa ....... I..r... ...I.- ..t ......-l I . J MM- I j the ir.totitation loving. rooini; and V jA - , i gr jf I r I ta.king to the ...hie., .is ';.oir. t d, v , i - i " .,:isr - - own. .-he We ..oille.t j . x-V & f' e of mind Welc I . r . the in-, iiation :o name t little w..;l found on tin- doorsteps an! forthwith bought the little fellow a rln - ". w hich s'ne had engraved the :n tials of the r.a me wh.ich she chose for him. aiadame Jome Ill's Secret. When asked ir the name lumdall Alden meant anything t hep. -Mauaine's tare was ur. at! sweetest smiles and sin- lared. "Yes. a great deal, hut I lam.oL tell you what, that is a secret in my own heart." Signor Corri'.eini. who is assisting Madame Jouiflii In the ilire. tion of the opera, a. orr.panled her on her lsit to the Home k"d wo k and wi.i n h..- r years i".as informed that there was a little' seven days old gtri y, 1 unn.tnud. !: asked tin- pri ili-iic of naming her an.l I he forthwith chose tiu- name of ,li aniv. ' 1 he i.ahy Home. s hirlt is one 'of Oregon's best lmown and most worthy l-hilanthroptes. is no.v housing ,".T llt t.e ones varying all the way from seven days to thive years in ace. Mme. Jeanne Jomellf, wlio is in charge of tho opera, "Romeo Juliet." to bo given f()r tiie !enefit of the I.abv Home. Hahie, on and they i hen t iiey f ' i t 1 ; ions claimed h dav old are received re kf.nr unr.l they are three, ar.- passe 1 on other in in . ise tney have not been re hi ' 1 vi s o r ii.ie- led Has Operated Many Tears, I he Home has been in operation I'll years and during that time at least UuU 1. aides have found refuge beneath its roof, where they have hren tender ly ' a red for, nourished and doctored 1. when iieoenry. One of the standing features of ti.e Home U ry is its very low death 1 ite. withstanding tt.at the nia.iority bahies which it receives have not 1 given a fair ( nance either before u'ti r birth. Hundreds of the babies have been f.dopted throughout the state and are doing a big share in making homes that would otherwise be hom less a-'d ot -of 'en or 'curs has been president of the i li st. tution, can tell many a lie nrt-hi eak m;,' tale conni ted with her work of rvi'iuttii;r babies and pniting them out for adoption, for each liftle waif 1 is h.s own at'-ry whb h, like so many tr ie s'or'es. often Is mora wonderful 1 1 ..11 f i- Hon. 'i he worthiness of the cause and 'he fa,-t that th opera of 'Koineo a i Juliet'" gives j. remise of being a g-i-eat treat fi'mi a m al and so. nil : ' an i poi lit . p:sar,e a . g h ly s-.. . .-.-ul pe: formancc. 1 h a. 1 1 ally a'.l of Portland's best m isi -iahs. 01allsts and instru meht a 11 vt s, prof ess! -m a 1 s ; i;d semi-p rofessionals a re mrludid in the production, the ea. t dales for which will be announced foici Friction has Arisen between the lounty courts of Marion and T'olk counties over plans for the conteni plsted intercountv bridge across til Willamette river at Snli-ni. Ao.-nrdlng to the last Issue of the Polk County Iterntier the members of the l'olk county court summoned Judge liushey and Commissioners P.erkwith and (loulet of Marion county to a con fetiroe at Oallas lic-l Wedn.s.iav in the Udb-f that t.'ev Ithe Polk nilllll V roirt) were l.e ng "j, .!..,. d.' as tin- ItelT,17.ej- ivpre-y.s if Ti.e coi'Iereiiie os s.-.nl to haw b'- n a "heated" one. ,. ding -o t'' Iteini.r Judge lt'ishe. lead.ng the .is - .ssion. admitted t! it the sp- ' f i .1.1 Inns shut out s'.eel competition, whireupou the two commissioners h-iini Marlon .ointy joined w.th the l'olk o.'iiitv of fi iahs and insKti d th..t r.ew spe' f hat lor.s that w pel;;;; of such competition should Lc pre pared. May Ask Hew Bids. As a result, says the Itei i;z. r, when t'c two courts meet to .. insider th irds as advertised fo-. nil phi: s nulled will h. r.-j.,-, , and p. v.- ! i-'.s Wi.l li n 1 ailed fo.". Alolhi l j.i.l.t (. . 1 '. 1 - fi r. ru-e will 1.1. held 1 'timber 4. A few- lie ago wl.tn III.- tw-. courts met to 11,1k.. a r ra ,g .-n.t n t .- t.r I1 " proposed bridge it was agree 1, to'-oiding to the p..'k .-oinity ..fp .ah. Hat plans snould be submitted for a f:'i-l bridge to 1 ost not more :.m I r.o.nnn and for a .-ore i-.de bridge to cost not mote than JUrr',.. "r However it iu 1, .urge, I that adv-r-tisements hav e I en j :i; 1; ed in Ma 1:011 c,,-;ntv in lv will, a . all for hi. v on,, kind o- st.-il I, ridge. This st.. Fays the l oll; ounty officials. Is of such magn -.(! t,.at it will ...t at hast $-:. 'Hi and that no kitlt'lde is al'owed by the sp, i ini t ioi.s Briclg-e Contractors In Plg-bt. It is further 1 laimeil tnat copies of Ik- bperi: 1. jt;,,nt- iiepar. d by t.c statu highway d pa; t n . ' :i t had not tern submitter: pi tic- l'olk county court and that the fust they knew or them was when their attention was ailed to them by certain steel bridge contractors wlo were excluded under the proposed plans. b'nderni at ii the surface of all thla I " a fight between bridge contractor--When the court.' s decided to build the ridge, an arrangement wan made. whercny the state h.gtiway depart ment was to pre,. are specifications of design on whi .1 contractors were to Mjbmit plans and bids. Competition was to be open to all. The specifications of design drawn i I 'a 11 k ( ;i!cn liars Picture '."alcivlars 1 .'inner 'aU ivlars kit.lin t 'aletpiai s 1 cnnyMin (. '.licmlari I -oni't-llow 1 alcndars New Though; ( Lavemitr aihl (. '.'.Iciitlar-. i.),,,i-r i lie-'-'-' lars aietidars (.'! Lace !' alcn- If Mt TV t inc of i'. ( aicn Ih p i.irs 1 '.a ps '..:- Art Metal I'.ook Rack I '.ravs ( Irnanuin s l!ras lek Sets l'rass I'ook 1 '.!'. Is l'rass Ink SlainK ( 1 a m c Set I'.rass IV-k Clocks lirass l'l-iicil lloMirs Leather 1 lan.l lois Collar liar's Kodak Aiin'.'i s Leather Music Ko,;s Leather .ame Set 1 1 1 . 1 rrs I .rather l diet R ills Leather Noel'is Seals, Tags, Labels, Christmas Cards, Novelties Full Line Boxed Stationery Monogramed Stationery See The Educational Game Exhibit (Fourth Floor) "Erector" and "Meccano" The Famous Structural Steel Toys Makatoy" and "Tinkertoy"- The interesting Wooden Unit Structural Toys, Something Entirely New 25c and 50c Big Display of the New Character Dolls Animals, Board Games, Soldier Sets in Doubt Give a Gill Gift Certificate The J. K. Gill Co., Booksellers, Stationers and Complete Office Outfitters Third and Alder dent next year. II? p.-ims out that the Illinois man holds, some :.s; de;--gates from his ou;, stute and will probably go to the convention with Indiana as wen. "The saloon is bound tn go." he dc- larod yesterday, speaking of the ap proaching 'dry' period in in-son. "Sen sou piac.-s In eused to i'luior and their tune is coming '! as soon as a sane law is proposed that differentiates between a beverage n the table and one at a bar. i,lm. v .... ' . '' oiaxewuie promotion in Oregon r 'u i mil :i .ITlUlllcrS -S'.H'l MS juries of the highest gra.de- ftoger & Galkt's Thus e.,r they re I Kranclso has Joeing snippeo to as m American-made 1 sell f-uiiies. ine Dottle lmiustry in Trail jejis largely .Centered in the. northern .ijpart of ttiat country. War has foivd -51.110 Bupperision of miivitv in O...- it e .'1 n o nr - ,r c - a t . I . c . 1 . 1. . coming- to America fo, their bottles. j ,,epi6 kave wiib d It. The 1,'revve, ic's " .. k fr lncrett"l Business. and distilleries have, I roucht th.- "Men behind Amero an industries! dilioti upon tnemsi Iv.-t, l.y .--tandi m, jr not planning and increasing their beh.it. ,1 tn- sub. on. If they had . on outpute merely to s.-l: i;l,i ;lt this , du. ted tneir husine-ses slmplv as plain ;tJrne; rather they are looking forward manufa Pjririp industries an.l l ad imt increased business in their ,.nn sought t ii Once Overs" Just as They Were Printed In The Journal Published in Book Form Readers Who Have Smiled Over Quaint Expressions and Eccentric Humor May Re-Read Them. liy A. P. C. The book "The Once over, ns printed In The Oregon Journal," by Hp I.amp tnan, has been puied before the pub lb'. It consi.-ts of a'. 1 it .".7 varie'les of the " .11. e ivei" a-. i les that have appeared in The Oregon .lourr.al dur ing the st few months, and the many with a real touch of poetry, without the rhyme, which is nut necessary in poetry, anyhow. There is the frontispiece of "Me in Mud.' a photo of a statue designed by Howard l'usher, a rising you:i" sculptor, who has developed a wonder! .1 departure in that he makes a frieunlv caricature in stat mrv. is a native of On m-:, t h rough en ait s- in ..r clay, his "Put h :ir!. Howard l'ishrr and never went He models .n In butter at the Land Products Show, and his statue of "'urley Jim," an In.l.at, a.so in but ter, exhibited tercet!-, at ace. in dicate that in Ids field i.e Is u genius, an.l his ro-op( ration with Ilex Lamp man in the production of the "once ver" book Is a happy 111 r-'imstaiire. me of the peculiar features of the hr.i.K is Ihnt every otlier pine Is blank. Ti.is is to permit future once Overs" in The lln Bun Journal. ''-'.deied ly any reader 10 worthy pt.serva tion. to I.e lasted in ami preMived. !: x lampii.an is nnce than Jut n 1 r: aorist: he is a ten her of h nu.in kin.'.ness. I heir own I sough t to operate and , ,,n 1 1 o! n ,on a . .1 i. .1 .. . 1 . . .- i jmm, -T-i, . I . 1. . . ... " .r., ii' (i. ..-..vj. i.irj ,110 irnjrin.. r(J .s,,;. iiuv won.rl oe in :i much herl jiSIy increasing domestic demands, fill s tpngT preparedness orders, building up 5' an American marine and the like." - It Mr. Mtller is of the opinion that ' -Senator L. Y. sr.ierman of Illinois . ffatands a splendid chance of seruri ig Jthe Republican nominal ion for presl- ud. ion louay. ine saionn doomed in this country." T Sl'- seems The dial of a I-'rench clock Is per forated and behind it are numbered disks for both 12 .hour and 24 hour t i m . i 'Li ANY FUR in the house at ONE-HALF PRICE and Less. ' Going Out of Business Sale Continues M on- day C ome I Silverfield Co. 286 Morrison St., Bet. 4th and 5th day to day, atui smiled because of their i ip.aint expressions, sudden turns and I twists r.f language, and kindly humor will find many of their favorite "Once Overs" in the book. Hex Lumpman Is undoubtedly a humorist, and like Mark Twain his J humor has an underlying philosophy., broad humanity and firm faith in man-! kind that often turns 'the smile iiuo! 1 serious hough: and makes the reader' wonder if he lias discovered a hidden ; meaning himself, and if tiie froth of, ; quip and jest was realiy placed there ! to convey it. j In his tale of the old man with the chestnut stand, the tribute t- Henry j Ford, and othrrs he shows a deep un-j derstat.ding of tilings fundamental,1 Architectural Plan Will Aid Students Inst ruction to Be QlTtn Young- Ken Who Are Financially TJnabls to At tend Berolar School. The Oregon chapter American In stitute of Architects and the extension department of the University of Ore gon are to join hands in giving archi tectural instruction to young men who are unable to attend an architectural school. The old atelier of the Architectural; club in the. Worcester building Is to be ' opened for the or at once and th pupils will be permitted to work every niffht. Ellis K. Lawrence, well known Port land architect, and head of the sc-hool of architecture at the university, will criticize. For the present the work will he outlined by the Beaux Arts society of N" e w Vorlr Tt will Ini-liiita a Ufa ,.lu. ! pen and Ink exercises, descriptive ! geometry and graphical statistics, j After the first of the year it is planned to have a lecture course in architec tural history. Boys seriously taking up architec tural work should communicate with Mr. Lasrrence. 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