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WAHHIMiTON. Nov. 10 - Al.it f,
Anurl'ana am lcllevrd In have been
Ust with Ilia Iiih-iIimm1 llalliin llicr An
rmia, ax cording lu a cable In the lle
department tonight from Amhaaaador
Page al Home.
The amhaasador aalil Ilia probable
li lllma nt Ilia tragedy were Aleiandcr
I'atattho. hla wife ami four children,
nl New Ymk. ami Mr. France Ma
inlii Ijiinum ami aimml 20 unnamed
third-clasa aaa-iiKra. f
Amhaasador l'aa anil American run-
aula throiiKhoul Italy weiw Instructed
today hy Hecretary l-analng lo cable
Immediately all Information Ihey roiilil
gather. I'rrna dlspali hes rauacd con
rern III official quarlira. lint there
wa iiu real I Inn ,heaus new ill
I'Mli whhh referred In Ilia shelling
tif I ho Anion hy Ihn Analrlan ml)
marine led lu tha 'belief generally
among official that the Italian vcsacl
iKiinrril warning anil waa attempting
In escape.
Thl. In lha Aaw of thla guicrnineiil,
would Justify auhniarlnc cummauder
In lha uaa of (urea.
To Kalian American Bulled from
Naples on lh steamer Am una, e
conlliiK lo a illialih lu lha late de
rt tiit'iit today from Consul While.
Conaul Whlla cabled II Ma verbally
rrHiiir) In Naples thai ITU persona
hail Imm'Ji aavad.
ItOMK, via Pari. Nov. 10 -Accord
In, lu an official Hat, tha nirvlvor of
Iiu' Anrona liiclmti'd (Veil Grfcil. 113
Kalian. II Greek and una Russian.
It la asserted lliat H of Ihn Ancona't
passenger were naturallied Amerl
ran. It la not known whether they
are among the vlctlma.
DIRECTORS TO BUILD
II
AHTlllllA. Ore, Kit, 4 A telegram
a received by Captain llardl Jester
ilar from lha owner of'lha largo mi
the I'eimlan hark Judith, directing lha
matter of lha teasel ti laka Hi) fur
ther step toward dlw barging lha car-
an until lia received further lnlru
tlolia Tha Judith ft III remain In lha
Ileum opposite llln clly lihMl eoliie
deflnlia artlnn I decided Uhhi.
lha Peruvian aallora were taken
from lha i lly jail yesterday niornliif
ami I u ken before Immigration Inspect
or (iiHMh hy llarlxirinasler Hweet
l'Hin aiming affldadlla that they will
h-ave lha country at lha final oppor
Innlty Ihey were rcleaaed.
It I iinilettiHi., however, that ( a
lain llardl will not pay the aallora aiiy
money until Ihry no l Callao with
hlin, a they were almo-d fur lha round
trip Tha ullor mad a dih-i IuI trip
In lha Jmlllh yetertlay aftrrtiixill, hut
relurneil in tha rlty lalar In lha avan
ln(. Karh man clalma to hava .',0 dua
hi in They ohM-t lo kiiIhk to art In
tha vr"c attain, a Ihry lulin aha It
iiiiaaawurthy.
Tha only nieml.er of Ihn craw Hill on
tha Imat la lha Canadian, Prank Can
toa. What bn ripect to do In tha af
fair la not known, although It la under-
aloud ha will not Kn In ai-a again In
tha craft. Michael Jordnnaon. an
AiihtIi an, la In lha linapllal hem. Ill
llmlia ara In had con d 1 1 Ion, owing to
having aloud In lha aall water tun long
white on lha Judith. Jordanaon rlalma
In hava atood at lha wh"-la for H
hour lha dar tha harkantlna to nar
rowly raraiad going on C'lalaop lei h
Tha rook la alao alck and In tha hoa
(iltal.
a 4 iM4 Mt
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a MOLALLA
TWILVI AMI KNOWN TO Bf DCAO
AND 0THIP.I BILItVIO IN
IMOKINO BUINI.
SWin BLAZE CUTS Off CHANCES
Of ESCAPE OFftffM WORKERS
Ngmbar of Thoaa Trapptd In Building
fltductd by Dlamlal Only
Ihort Whlla Btfort for lat
urday Half Holiday.
BOARD LACK! TIMl WEDNESDAY
TO C0N8IDER PETITION, BUT
IT WILU COME UP LATER.
Two hundred atudenta of tliu Drt-guii
City lilKh irhool inarihi'd down .Main
htrcel WcdncHiluy nlKlil, to tilt' nccoin
IHiirtin. ul ot lurch and achuluHlIc
yolla and Invndid tin officii of the
hcIiimiI hoard and iri'acnkd a petition
algni'd hy ncurly evnry Hltidcnt In the
hij;h Hihoul unking fur Iho cotiHtrtiv
tloti of a gyinmiHltim.
Thrm Ktrlat mid throw liuyn, Vlrglnlu
Shuw. Marvel Kly and Dorothy l.utoiir
ctlo mid lYunk KIiik, (Mure Mlllor utid
Kent Moody, proHonteil llio ptltion
with forceful tnlliH, hueked hy rciimrki,
fi-uiii V. J. Tmc.o, city Hiiieiintc-iulnt;
(', tl. Miner, principal or (ho lilxh
athoul, mid Kurr Tatroe, Clunme
lluhii ntiil Krunk O. OIhch, nieiuhcrtt of
the hlt-'h achool factulty.
- The arhool hourd had a Iiu no iiiuhh
of routine work to Imndlo at tlio meiit
ItiK mid wiih tintihlo to Kh'o the ix'tltlon
careful eotiHlileriitlun, hut It wiih order
ed Hied and coiiHiilerutlon of It will he
litken up ut n tneetliiK to he held next
week.
Th htinrd Iiiih no fimda avallalile for
Hie eoiiHtructlon of a RyiiinnHluni, and
Iiiih made no provlHlon for hucIi an
Ituprovemi'iit In ItH liitdKi't for 1910
mnl money would Itnve to he supplied
through a hond Ihhuo. Tho alternntive
would ho tho removal of the manual
training department to tho portable
liulldltiK on tho IiIkIi bcIiooI KfoundH,
mid the fitting up of tho building on tho
Karelny grounda Hint la now being
lined for manual trailing, un a gym
iiaHlum. Tho latter plan, however,
could not niaterlull.o until Iho now
addition to tho high achool building la
completed.
(Rpeclal CurrraiHimleiica. )
Kvery father and inotber 1 ayinpa-
tblilng with Ihoaa who loat children In
Ihn achool flrn at I'l-alwHly, Maaaachu
artta. Whlln that memory la freh.
let every parent Invratlgute the mean
of nacapa from flrr In hi own achool.
When all la well, tha puplla from
each room march out In turn, two hy
two, perhapa Into a lurgo hallway. In
cao of real flrn Ihn opening of ao
many door only forma draft to fan
tha Idute, Nearly everyone know of
caxea where grown people hava loat
their heud In fire, became panic atrb-k-nn,
frennled. Ro far dona the word
"fire" terrorlxe that children have
been known to trample down weaker
onea to break nut window glaaa and
Jump from the opening when tbey
were auppoaed to ha having a fire drill.
When wa hire a teacher, we almply by
NKW VOIIK, No. o Tarlva men
and gll ara known In have lout their
Ihea today In a fire that dculroyed
an old four atory brick and wiMxh-n
fai'lury building In lha Wllllamaburg
( Ion of Hruoklyn. ,
Tim building waa occupied by a ran
dy manufacturing concern and three
firm manufacturing clothing, whow
employea normally, totaled 300, but
more than a third had been dlamlaaed
for a Hulurday half holiday before the
fire atarted.
Th flame were discovered ahortly
before 4 o'clix k by a girl employ of
the randy factory, which occupied tha
ground fliMir and baaenient, and were
umiii roaring up tha elevator abaft.
around which wound lb principal
talrway.
There wa one other alalrway In the
rear of the building, and eome of tha
entrapped peraona eacaix'd by that, but
before 4he firemen arrived men and
women were leaping from the window.
The flame aprrad ao rapidly that
eaca for moat of the employe In the
building by atalr and elevator waa
Impoaalhle. I
Several of theae were girl, burned
lo death In the light of a great rrowd
of helplcai apectulor.
No one could be found tonight to tell
bow the fire alarted. but within half
an hour tha roof of the building bad
rollapaed.
Not until the Hat of employe In the
building ha been checked up and the
ruin aearchrd were tha police willing
tonight to believe that the detah lint
would exceed IS.
HAI.KM, Ore, No i.-Tha aiinial
convention of Iba Oregon Htaie Kdl
lorlal aawx latlon -iird here thla
morning and an liitrreallng program
waa given.
After Invocalbitt by lit. T 11. Koid.
dlatrlct aiiprrlnlendviit of lb M K
ihunb. K. J llelidrlika. puhllaher of
lha rlalcin I'ally Ktalrauian, wrlioiued
tb adltora,
1're.ideiit K. R. Urodle. puMLIwr of
Tha Oregon VHT Knterprlaa, reapond
ed and gave hi annual addrena. In
thla aildrr ha dealt largely with the
problem of lha m-wipapvr and lha po
litician, and advrxated editorial aup
IMirt rara enough and conservative
enough lo make II appreciated by thoaa
ao favored.
I'realdenl Krodle ii.iileniW-d that the
newiaH-r which upporta the polltl
i Ian ha a right lo ripe aupjrt In
return, and that the chief trouble with
linwapaM-ra I that ihry gav too nnn h
editorial aupport. He denounced the
political pre agent a aerpent In
the newiaper iarii-n of Kden, and
advwaled referring blin lo the buab
ni'M office when he came around to
aolli ll the publication of free buoat
fur candldatea.
' What I the Matter With New.
paper Men and I'rlnter of Oregon?"
wa (be auhject dlwutaed by Joaepb I'.
Hurley of tha Washington County
Newi-Tlmei, rorrat Grove. Ha con
tended that lax-y were too modeat and
that they often put In their time boost
ing everyone elaa but themaclvea.
ka tora and lawyer had their rival-
rlea, but they never cut price, be laid.
Thla I ethic and gnod builneia. He
told of bla aucreii In getting adequate
rate on foreign adrertlilng.
whin orrcp, ii Birutio, kino
IUMM0NI ALL OP HII
OTHI) MINIITERI.
EX PRIMIER DECLARES IDEALS
Of NATION ARE LI PERI
LONDON GLOBE IS
IjONDON, Nov. . The first Hrltlah
paMr auppreaaed alnce the war began
wua ordered to rloae In door tinlny.
o doing that we except him or hert Thla wa the London Olobe. one of the
moat outipokun or umiion a now-
DO IT NOW.
Oregon City People'Should Not Walt
Until It I Too Late.
The appalling1 death rate from kid
ney dlHcano Ih due largely to the fact
thtit tho little kidney trouhloH are
UHUiilly neglected until tlioy become
aertotiH. The Blight lymptoni often
give placo to chronic dlaordera h.id the
Biiffemr may llp gradually into some
sitIoiib form of klilnoy compluint,
If you auffor from backache, head
BchoH, dizzy hpoIIb; if the kidney ne
cretlona'nre Irregular of pannage and
unnatural In uppearmice, do not delay.
Help tho kidneys ut once. '
Donn'a Kidney PlUa are eHpeclully
for kidney dlHordcrB thoy net where
other fall. Over one hundred thou
sand peopple have recommendod them,
llero'a a case at home:
T. Trembnth, Seventh nnd Centor
81a.. Oregon City, auya: "I have
uaed Ponn'a Kidney PIUh hen my
back and kidneya have been bother
ing me nnd 1 hove hail great relief.
I)o.in's Kidney rill certainly removed
the aorcnenB and lomeneaa In my back
In a ehort time. I hnvo found thnl
they are a fine kidney medicine."
' Price GOc. at all dealer. Don't
almply aak for a kidney remedy got
Donn' Kidney. Pills the same that
Mr. Tretnbath had. roster-miiourn
Co., Prop., nuffalo, N. Y.,
to see our children to aafely In raae
of dlBuHter. We ahould, however, re
member that teachera hold their live
a dear a thoaa of any other profe
Ion. . In other words we should pro
vide means ao that they will nut have
tu risk their Uvea unnecessarily
Kvery window ahould be provided
with metal ladder, made stationary
What chance would your children have
lo escape from their achool If precious
tlpie were to be lost while the neigh
horhood bud lo be scoured to find an
Insufficient number of ladders as was
the case In l'eahody?
(iruudpa Cordoll bu recently hud
two cancer token out. Tho work was
successfully done by an Oregon City
doctor.
Mrs. Kay who has been sick, Is Im
proving.
Mrs, Sliily, who has had the rhettma
tism bo badly, Is Improving. Her
mother Is with her from California.
Miss Saw tell uses a willow clothes
basket, that was woven fur her mother
hy Mr. Dibble, twetily-flvc years ago.
Miss Raw tell has a large collodion of
moat beautiful house plants. One of
which is a pomlerosa lemon. Tho
plant Is so slender that It lias to be
stuked lo bold Its burden of extra
large lemons this summer.
One wild goose was seen Dying
north early Monday. Perhaps it hud
been scouting for tho baud that flew
south after dark Coat evening.
It ex Lewis made a trip to Coltoti
In bis ili'inon.Ht ration automobile last
week.
Two cars of ties wero shipped loBt
week from tho Southern Pnclfle depot.
Messrs Hammer, Mortison and Schafer
each have ties yarded out at tho depot
awaiting shipment
II. N.. Soinmervllle was In Vancou
ver ono day lust week
MIhh Lieu, who teaches the first nnd
second grades has cstahlHihcd the pret
ty custom of having all the puplla say
a verse In honor of those who hnvc a
birthday on (hut day. The children
look forward with delight If they are
so fortunate as to have a birthday
come on a school day. November
ninth was tho seventh , birthday of
Master Robert Ilurnett. Miss Ulen is
teaching herjutplls basket work. Four
teen have already begun the work.
There uro forty pupils In the two
grades.
Miss KiuiiHliy teaches the third and
.fourth grades. There are twonty
elght pupils In attendance. Doth the
grades are taking great interest in
their spelling, each pupil Is endeavor
ing to win a gold star. On dark, rainy
afternoons the light In this room as
well as some of the others Is not ade
quate. If electric lights- could be In
stalled lo be used at the teacher's dis
cretion, it would be a grcnt saving to
the children's eyes.
Swings and teeters are being In
stalled to fulfill a part of the require
ments of a standard school.
papers In Ita rrltlrlsm of the govern
ment' policy and tha conduct of the
war. The suppression of the Globe Is
expected to initiate a government pol
icy of severe restrictions of the news
papers, some of which are alleged to
have given aid and comfort to the en
emy by Indiscreet publication.
OREGON CITY HAN IS
ASSOCIATION'S HEAD
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF BTATE
EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION ENDS
SATURDAY AT SALEM.
IN SWINE MARKET
SITUATION IN PORTLAND, HOW
EVER, MUCH THE SAME
AFTER Bid RUN!
UNION STOCK YARDS, Portland.
Ore., Nov. . There was generul weak
ness In tho swine situation at Ameri
can points today. The local market
was no exception to the rule, but only
limited supply came forward and
these were not of quality sufficient to
bring extreme figures.
In view of tlu) record run of yester
day It was an Idle market for swine to
day at North Portland, but the situa
tion shows practically no change. The
prices printed give an adequate report
of tho real market and comment is
scarcely necessary.
Cattle Situation Steady.
Situation is tho cattle market at
North Portland Is steady. Only limited
arrivals were reported overnight nnd
these enmo from Wllllumette valley
points. Nothing was available to test
the top figures. Tbe sale yesterday at
$7 nnd at $6.90 really means no ad
vance In price, because the quality of
these offerings was so much better
than any recent arrival.
No Mutton I Offered.
There vwere no mutton arrivals 'at
North Portland overnight. General sit
uation Is steady to strong as Indicated
hy the limited offerings and sales lute
yesterday afternoon.
All the big killers continue to bring
in the bulk of their requirements direct
E. K. Urodle, editor of The Oregon
City (enterprise, was re-elected presi
dent of the Oregon State Editorial as
sociation at the annual convention
which ended Saturday at Salem. Mr.
Ilrodlo consider the convention one
of the most succesaful In the history
of the organization.
Other officers elected Saturday are:
Vice-president, George Palmer Putman,
secretary to the governor and editor of
the Mend Kullet In secretary-treasurer,
Phil 8. JUtes, editor Pacific North
west; and executive committeeman,
Joseph P. Hurley. Forest Grove News
Times. These officer will serve for
the next two years.
Resolutions were adopted Saturday
favoring a county and state permanent
road policy and endorsing Governor
Wlthycomhe's position In urging legis
lation which will bring capital to Ore
gon. The editors were the guests of the
management of the state hospital Sat
urday noon at a luncheon at which the
governor presided and In the after
noon they visited the penitentiary and
tbe asylum.
King Dclrd to Hava N ftttpon
ibdity Under CooMHutiort At
Mud Held to Faver Bub
rla and Turky.
IXINIKJN. Nov. I.- King Conatautlne
baa again offered tha premlrrahlp to
M. Zalnila, who bad resigned 40 the
defeat of hi iiilnlatry In the chamber.
according to a Reuler dlapalch from
Athena M. Zalmli refuted to accept
Iba offer, and a council of mlnlater
wa ral'ed, tha dlapalch add.
M. Zulmla refuaed to Main tbe pout,
the correspondent say, originally. Al
though be bad provlalunalty accepted
the premiership to eaae the situation,
he wa determined, a he had prevloua-
ly declared, to abataln from taking an
active jiart In Internal polltlra.
Greece, he ald, a lo acquire part
of the vlllayet of Kruaa and Hulgarla
Thrace, while Hulgarla wa to be ihorn
of tho territory she gained a a result
of the llalkan war.
All thla, he declared, would be ob
tained by Greete at amall cot. lnce
the proposal of the entente power
required only the aaalatance of smaller
units or tbe Greek fleet
Referring to tht allegation that Ser
bia had failed to aend against tbe Hub
garlans 110.000 men In accordance with
the provisions of the treaty of the
alliance. M. Zenlielo said ihe actually
bad 130,000 troops opposed to the f!ul
gar. M. Venizelo declared tbat the for
eign policy of the government did not
have the confidence of the country.
"Moreover." he added, dramtically.
"we consider It fatal to the country."
I'nder the constlutional regime, he
said, the king could have no responsibility.
M'MINNVILLE MAN IS ELECTED
PRESIDENT MARKETING IS
T. A. HARPER'S SUBJECT. ''
NKW YORK. Nov. 5 -President
WIImjd' automobile, thla afternoon
atr k and km krd down Mario Paaal,
axed I year, an Italian buy, on Thirty
second afreet, pear Iba Pennaylvanla
aiatlon. The automobile alopped and
the president looked out of the wlnduw
Mario ran to the ildeaalk. yelling that
he a a not burl, and the automobile
proceeded on II way.
Tb president and hi party hoarded
the Cungrranlonal limited for Waah
Ingturi at 3 IS o'clock
Aftrr iteeping only a few hour.
I'realdenl Wlloo aroea early and
walked Ut the Hi. Regla, where he
breakfasted with Mr. Gait In her
apartment.
During the prealdent'a day In New
Turk permanent pollie squad wa
aaalrrwd to guard him. Lt night one
IKillcemun wa atatloned on tha roof
of Colonel Huiim's residence, while
other guarded the fire escape and
doorway.
HAN KIDNAPS HIS
ESSFUL
L
ED. KRAUSE OF PETERSBURG,
ALASKA, TRIES NOVEL PLAN
BUT STEPS IN TROUBLE.
E
AFTER AN OPERATION
PARKPLACE MAN INDICTED FOR
KILLING BOTHER MUCH pET
TER AFTER TREATMENT.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
County Clerk Harrington Wednes
day Issued murralge licenses to Mary
Martin and Niithon W. Cusnday, of Ore
gon City route No. 3, nnd to Mabel F.
Miller nnd F, E. Lay, of Molalla. Mary
Dolores O'Hara and Anthony A. Frent
el, 711 Gllsnn street, secured a li
cense here a few minutes after cloning
time at the cotirt house Tuesday.
FIRE ASSAULTS FAIL
PARIS, Nov. 5. Today's communi
que from the French war office an
nounced that twice the German attack
ed La Cottrtlne, In the Champagne dis
trict, using liquid fire and band gren
ades and then charging. Roth attacks
(Adv.) were repulsed.
Rheumatism and Allied Pain They
Muat Go I
The congestion of tho blood In Its
flow causes pain. Sloan's Liniment
penetrates to the congestion and starts
the blood to flow freely. The body's
warmth Is renewed; the pnln la gone,
The "man or woman who has rheuma
tism, neuralgia or other pain and falls
to keep Sloan's Liniment In tholr
home Is like a drowning man refusing
a rope." Why suffer. Get a bottle
of Sloaa'a. 2!ic and 60c. S1.00 bottle,
hold six times as much as 25c. size.
Sam Case, indicted for the murder
of his brother and released under $5000
bonds, has a fair chance fur recovery,
said attendants ut the Oregon City hos
pital Monday afternoon, following his
operation Sunday for perforated ulcer
of the stomach. Dr. 'E. A. Sommer, of
Portlund, performed the operation. '
For a time following Ihe operation,
It was thought that Mr. Case would
die, but his condition has slowly Im
proved since Sunday and Monday he
was considered almost out of danger.
Case has been ill for several months,
and during tbe time he was in the
county Jail, following the shooting of
his brother October 3, wus forced to
take medicine and be careful ot his
food. Saturday he suddenly because
worse and several local physicians ex
amined him. They considered that an
operation was necessary. ,
At the time Sam Case shot his broth
er, he weighed 135 pouuds, owing to
loss of weight due to his Illness while
Ernest Case, who wag killed, weighed
235 pounds. The trial has been set for
December? before Circuit Judge Camp
bell.. ,
PORTI.VD. Ore.. Nov. K. J. C.
Cooer of McMlnnvllle was last night
elected president of the Western Wal
nut association, In first annual meeting
at the Imperial hotel.
All the other officers were re-elected
as follows: Vice-presidents. Dr. C. H,
Chapman, Portland; A. A. Quarnberg,
Vancouver, Wash.; F. A. Wiggins.
Toppenlsh, Wash.; Walter F. P,urrell,
representing the Lewlston, Idaho, Irri
gation company; Fred Groner, Hllls
boro, and M. McDonald, Orenco; secre-
tary-tresaurer, V. Meade, Orenco.
"Harvesting and Marketing" was the
subject of an address this morning by
T. A. Harper of Dundee, Or., who has
been In the walnut raising business
for four years.
Mr. Harper gave tbe work In detail,
telling of the picking of the nuts after
they begin to fall, their washing and
the drying In a prune dryer, which
takes from three to four days.
Another talk was on the Irrigotion
of walnuts by F. A. Wiggins of Top
penlsh. Nearly all the exhibits from
Washington come from irrigated trees,
and Mr. Wiggins told of the special
care that must be exercised in this
work.
The meeting adjourned this after
noon.
Jl'NKAU, Alaska. Nov. 5. Jilted by
Mra. Cella Geaeku when she chose to
marry William t'hrtatie and hating
Chrlitle for tbe added reason that he
la a Scotchman. Edward Krause of
Petersburg, if allegation of com
plaint fllco. against him here are true,
resorted to the bold expedient of kid
naping hla auccesiful rival. Deputy
I'nited Statea marshal armed with
warrants authorizing bl arrest are
seeking Krause today.
Mrs. Christie declares that before
her marriage Krause wa an ardent
ultor, and that he waa greatly in
censed when the married Christie.
Mr. Chritaie also assert tbat Krause,
who la of Teutonic ancestry, disliked
Christie, tbe Scotchman.
Christie, who waa an amalgamator
at the Treadwell mines, disappeared
Monday after a man giving tbe name
of Miller and representing himself to
be a deputy marshal had served blm
with what purported to be a aubpena
from the federal court Krause la be
lieved to be the man who represented
himself aa Miller. The warrants is
sued charge Krause with Impersonat
ing an officer, but graver charges will
be lodged against him It be is cap
tured and his Identity established.
Recause of the personal popularity
of Christie, who waa well known in
fraternal circles, residents of the Gas-
tineau channel district are much ex
erciaed over the .kidnaping and have
contributed large sums of money to
fund to be expended for the apprehen
sion and conviction of his azductor.
EMPHAIll PUT ON NEED OF
MORE AND BITTER EQUIP
MENT BV WILI0N.
DEfEfiSE PLANS M OUTLMD
AT DLSNER IM WASHIKGTC.M
QueMion, lays Mr, Wilton, It Hew
Fsr W Are Prepared to Main,
tain Ourtclv Againat lntr.
frnc With Action.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4. Preaident Wll-
son ojiened ihe administration cam
paign fur Us national defense program
In a comprehensive and carefully pre
pared addn-a delivered be re tonight
at the Manhattan club banquet. He
declared that the I'nlled Slate bad
no aggressive purposea, but muat b
prepared to defend Itself to aaaume
'full liberty and actf development."
Significantly, be taid tbat "with our
selves In tills gre' matter we associate
all tb peoples of our own hemisphere."
adding that "we wish not only for tha
United States, but fur them, tha full
est freedom of Independent growth of
action."
Tha preaident wat received with en
thusiastic applause. The hall was dec
orated with American flags and filled
even to the galleries with Democrat!
happy over their victory of Tuiaadar in
New York city. When th preaident
aroae to apeak everyone) lumped up
and applauded until be was forced to
lgnal for quiet
"Within a year." said th: president.
'we have witnessed what de did not
think posalble. great European con
flict Involving many of the gretaest
ballon of Ihe world. The Influences
of the great war are everywhere In
the air. AH Europe Is In battle. Force
rerywhera speaks out with loud
snd imperious -voice In the fJtantlc
straggle of government and from one
end ot our dear country to tbe other
men are asking one another what our
own force Is, how far we are prepared
to maintain ourselves against any in
terference with our national action or
development"
The president called on men of all
thadea of political opinion" to rally to
the support of the program.
By
AMERICAN MINISTER IS ON LEAVE
OF ABSENCE BECAUSE OF
FAILING HEALTH.
BERLIN, Nov. 4. (By wireless to
S?.yvllle, N. Y.) Among the Items giv
en out for publication today by the
Overseas News Agency was the follow
ing: "Foreign newspapers report that the
German government asked the with
drawal of the American minister at
"Brussels, Brand Whltlock. The reports
are absolutely untrue. The fuct Is. the
I American minister is on leave of ab
sence because of failing helath."
AERIAL PATROL OF
TEN CITIES RAISE FUND TO BUY
HYDROPLANE MAINE TOWNS
BEHIND THE PLAN.
OREGON CITY GIRL
Tl
Announcement was made Wednes
day of the marriage of Miss Ethel
Greaves of this city to J. W. Jeffries
of Portland. The marriage comes as
a surprise to the friends of Miss
Greaves. She was employed In Port
land and on October 21, the young
couple went to Hlilsboro and were
quietly married, they then went to
housekeeping in Portland.
Mra. Jeffries Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Greaves of this city
(Adv.) and the sister of Harry L. Greaves.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 6. Approval
was given by President Wilson tonight
to a movement Btarted in Portland,
Me., for the Inauguration of a system
of aerial coast patrols along the coast
lines of the United States. The move
ment has been started by private in
dividuals, who propose to place their
services at the disposal of the federal
government in time of war.
The president was Informed by the
Portland Chamber ot Commerce that it
had appointed a committee represent
ing the cities of Portland, Bangor,
Wntervllle, Augusta, Brunswick, Bath
and Lewiston to raise $10,000 to buy a
hydroaeroplane and the equipment of
an aerll coast patrol to cover the coast
from Portsmouth to the mouth of the
Penobscot river.
WELLS WOULD STOP
I
BREAK BETWEEN TWO
LEADERS IS CERTAIN
BRYAN-VIEWS SPEECH BY PRESI
DENT WITH SORROW HOPES
WILSON NOT DECEIVED.
Two Children Mad Croup.
The two children of J. W. NIx, mer
chant, Cleveland, Ga., had croup last
winter. One was a boy of 6, the oth
er a girl of 8 years. Mr. NIx writes:
"Both got so choked up they could
hardly breatha and couldn't talk. I
gave them Foley's Honey and Tar and
nothing else and It entirely cured
them." This reliable medicine should
be In every home for it gives Imme
diate relief from colds, coughs and
croup, heals raw inflamed throat and
loosens phlegm. Jones Drug Co.
SALEM, Ore.. Nov. -I. Stirred to ac
tion by complaints from several places
in the state that Insurance agents have
been trading policies for clothing and
merchandise, and in some instances
have failed to forward cash to the com
pany, the result being the cancellation
of the policies, Insurance Commission
er Wells today issued a bulletfr calling
attention to the law, which provides
that all insurance and indemnity con
tracts must be Issued for a cosh con
sideration, and agents are not author-
izer to accept anything but cash in
payment of premiums.
"The acceptance xy sucu agents or
proposals or agreement to accept mer
chandise or any other trade consider
ation or exchange, other than cash, is
not considered a legal transaction,"
Wells declared In the bulletin.
Wells also held that agents of Insur
ance companies may exchange or place
business with other agenta, but the
ogents accepting such brokerage busi
ness become liable for the premium on
all such policies Issued by or through
his agency.
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Is a remedy of tried merit It has
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years. Youth and old age testify to
its soothing and healing qualities.
Pneumonia and lung troubles are oft
en caused by delcy of treatment. Dr.
King's New Discovery stops these
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 5. Signs of a
break between President Wilson and
his former secretary of state, W. J.
Ryan, over the administration defense
program, became unmistakable today.
Bryan declared he viewed the presi
dent's New York speech on prepared
ness with "Borrow and concern.'"
"The president is doing what he be
lieves Is his duty, but I feel It my duty
to dlsent," Bryan declared. "We can
not critcise his motive, as he has given
his views with clearness and emphasis;
but those who differ with him are un
der a like obligation to expxress them-,
selves with equal clearness.
"The president will not assume that
he is more deeply Interested in the
country's welfare than the million who
elected him temporarily to be their
spokesman. 1
"If he Is giving voice to his country
men's opinion, he Is as anxious to have
them frank with him as he has been '
with them. How otherwise can he
know whether he represents or mis
represents their views?
"The plan he proposes Is not only a
departure from our traditions, but a
reversal of national policy. It is not
only a menace to our peace and safety
but a challenge to the spirit of Christianity."
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE IN GOVERN
MENT IS REFUSED FUTURE
RESTS WITH KING.
ATHENS, via London, Nov. 4. The
cabinet of Premier Zaimis resigned to
day, following Its failure to obtain a
vote of confidence on a minor Issue
whlh arose In the national assembly
today.
The entire press of Athens, as well
as the political leaders, predict dissolu
tion of the chamber.
The discussion arose in the course of
debate over proposed military laws.
The minister of war, General Yanukit
sas, made a remark which ex-Premier
VenIzelo8 considered an Insult The
ex-premler demanded an apology.
Premier Zaimis declared that the
government stood behind the minister
and demanded a vote of confidence.
NOBEL PRIZES DISTRIBUTED
LONDON, Nov. 6. The Copenhagen
correspondent of the Daily Telegraph
sends the following:
'The Swedish government has de
cided to distribute the Nobel prizes
next week as follows:
"Physics Thomas A. Edison and
Nikola Tesla. Literature Romain Row
land. French: Hendrfk Pontoplddan
and Troels Lund. Danes, and Verner
Von Rcidentam, a Swede. Chemlstry
Prof. Theodore Svedberg."