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DECE3IBER 7, 1913. 1DENBERG1NKS WARWILLCOflTIHUE German General Says Tri urrphal Entry Into Ber- In Must Wait. ' FRAf.CE TAKEN TO TASK AUe" IW tar I rxnm llrmd J lor tVaoe. -..llec Ra . lan tm; -ald la B Grow la rmrrr a a Tln Cor Om. ,ri:.NVV. via lA)n4-n- Is. 1 Tb Ki Te (.MI'1 n tnler w iin rmn Field ilri. Yea irm.ieo'inre. t rl quarter. hi. .. dsrl&J bale- "la f rn r.iel Importaat polnte la T. rw4 Marbl replvlag nawk tirlnc kla p-opatarMy tn l h eventual triumph! eatry lai r..r;m. by say lag Uuch!ac: -I am alr.ady rl1l'l about It. ff c .: mr war I "' H.fli ! .:. kul woal4 wear rit i c:otJio u4 ! the train .1 k.ftjfl. I d Bet Ha !". i.... ..ru who returned to IB is a aeaitiful tl"irev ltwvr. T en'ry at HsrUA l l m quick:. Mk lrsed OltWse, m Kt jre th enemy wool make T. re J el weakened o mi iv. M. must tbsrerr kj it fcp f jrtar. I' .art c Itiadeeburc eril- ...-, lb rr.neh partlee- Itr : tl tls to A.a-Lorrla. "It taer waxt It. h . may tea Tk ftruiaB.- h eoellBoad. "appaar . t ftavaf detld ceatlau IB war tt Is true that rprt coma f""t t&al tmM la ianip-a lha Prtt lt ;at for r lonntlil but ena n -.u..l w t ! aw htBr lha ra ort mrm rofTo5ertl Ureal HrfUia h br Abli. tJa: I am aot r l.rrirc a:aa ta ladt. la Ilaal aia ti i.:tptrw ora!raoi pUaly air fsa eooliaoAtJott af tk ar. T moot rmrkab.a I3ia la ttutl .l lt.a aei.a o aol tbat tbar a r prf:ciO tbmU far Graal liri'on. !l m sol look Mka aaj-a. ant (itfMBjr caanol tbaalba kr Tba td Vanhal v-Ur4 Ibal r fiftmti woaI4 rJoK-a If aa mn4 wmr pit ta tha trrOl btoo4-lttle. but lil Ortc4r y mual carry Iba r arb-cb lares'! aa bar. i-4t!'ni con.ria lha aslUlarj ( fuitaa. tsa riU MrftaJ aai4. "tnr tacttcai pitta il-IU1 l.jitiaJir lk aaat. tba Oarmaa arar k rac!a4 tba mot forabla -.rcctc (caitiea tocit;. Kaailaa MatarlaJ rvarar. Ila ..rt4 Ibat tba Roulan kamaa ratriAl aa aocb oorr taaa tba ll r-r f tba war: tbal RomI coo!4 t It tba ltb tba rary a bow ntt.;tit bal caul4 act form aaw trmrn Tba tack at aSwara waa a k:n.!rnra I'a Kau4b aaaartlooa tbat lblr ! f..i. in Jilr a.4 Aacaaf wara aa la tak of axmai:ia wara oalr poor c sail Iba I'laiJ Marabal, wba .!)- "Trxra ara na alca that tba da nor. ;l.a af tba Kuai armr ab aaroxl ttaa bj baaa tfiKCOW." t!( .;. ba 4t4 aot apavl aactbar r- onta. bat waa r4r for aaa. tba aatura of tba warfara kad uri tn war oaa of ammunition. Tba lntiii of warfara all aaar Karopa wm a da(ar for Npol'oaj aa4 Iba r-an af hi. fIU 14 tba Uarmaa com rtn4r. bat It play4 aa rolo la tba irti.nt conf.ict kacaaja af mo-dara rail r4 fMuitiaa. It cooljla4 by uj- In." I abon!4 ba .paUIty p!a.a4 at tba 4f.ra- tia df.at af taa Italiaaa. Tb.a wr nut bet atal wltbout tba Ibraa prmripAl ataaara. Uraat Britain. arbi aa4 tta.y. ra.-lln Juat punlabmaat." ADAGE RULES TROUSSEAU lr- (lt a nnd to Wear ilrarrtet That Adorfar-d Prrdrrraaora. rT ACrN3TO!. Iae. . fSpaela! Amanc tba talasa war b Mra. Nor man wbaa ana ta marrl4 la Traai. tf.nl Viiilaoa wi l ba. according ta tba a M eaton. -sionatbiar old." a alaea af rara a!4 r point lca frota tba Bollloj col- Ia-f lua. -jt.imatblo saw. a 4ml-tolJatta mlt. ln.ral of a taitora4 oaa. -jlom t bloc borrow4 aa4 aomathlnc k:u.- tba turc'joi. br.-ait warn by tta tw otbar Wbita lliaaa brtJ.a of tba Wilaon Administration. Mr. ra aa4 Mr. McAdoav will falflU botk ra- aiir.maota. Hhrtorr at A.hUad HoM EWthua. AItLAXt. Or., thx. . Jp'aL TfHUn Tamjla of hrtaara baa alaeta4 ta f.jtlln ofrieara for 111b: t w Nima. potaat.vta: W. II- Nawcemb. rbiaf rabbaa: rtt T. ColTioa. aaaiat ant rabbaa. Tbomaa taaford. bit pnaat ml propAat: tt. C Jtparr. arlaatal ui.a C It. NaapaL traaaurar: W. M. Mr.Niir. raorilar; rpraaatatlaa talm. -rtl cwu-vil at luSI aat Julr. T. K. l::toa aa4 W. li. M-Nair. Tba tarn- p a wt:t bc!4 a caramoaiaj la tbia city J r -J i--r I. The Coming Baby! ' Hooray! Hooray! KofKIaf ett cm o romplelely dnr M lo tlv frcacnl b&4 IM luiar. BS u upartail arrtaal babv. Mtatbtaa l.sa tba caoafart af I1 bmXVT W af aaat Issortaca. Tbara ai Ctaa&4 ntaraai ran. ai.'T kaova aa "MitV ar a l ivaT wkib aa arta a woarfarftti la4--anra aaoa tba atsoad. U BwlML Ttay ka com aaw tllaat. rrrark UmI srfii aaia. avab tba aartal aaa af aiaaaant maOc tpatlna, tuatrai af a aasbaaafiaa. la arrtaa af wjWn.D.1 brttara tna aa aaar tba conatrr ajotbar tail af Iba ral bala; -MtbaT' rnaaa" waa fcs tbaaa. ra vruufiaotbar bid tba we)arfl atory b lbr m oUorMara abawt ba antar tba bats af ajnCbarbooO. rrt a kat: af "MutV rr a Prwad tnrfay af yavr aaanat araaauc. t Raa apiaa4i4 ks w-.tb Tav tat kaa4 rii.laH by yoar m wlA far fraa ano mt rataraat a4 bapartaara ba a-1 swCbar wrfa k Bra.lal'1 ftaniatr Caw a I aaiar Bf. Atlaata, ba. It raialaa tba aarwiaaj BijHa.BB af araay kaPPT awtbara. M taiia anar lamaa tbat a3 wsaaaai abnaki ba fa- KINO OF f.REKCE. WHO REFTSES FIRMLY DEMANDS " : I 1 . v .r 1 . V COJ9TA.2m.1B I GREEK KING IS FIRM Ruler Says He Will Not Let Entente Force War. DEFEAT IN BALKANS SEEN Monarch Kaj I'rmoco-OrllUb l'n drrtaklac I Doomed to Fallare and Tbat He Will I natal on tWrndlnc Irontlrr. i"nr'n4 Trm Vrt r. ff a too4-bamor4. aireoat yootbf jl raodor of aa Waal aoWliar to whom diplomatic tpallar.ta or tack of traskaaaa laamad ropaiCBaat er Impoaalb!. Maada Ara Caaacaabla. From lira to Um. mpbaatatn( lha aarscataata asd ir.crritv or a hat ba waa aayta;. aa lbampa Iba labia with bla clcnne4 flat. tapit lb aarioua- Baaa af taa maaa a waa dallrsrtnc. bla (far ayaa occaaiona.ly twlaklad 1th raillarr. Tba t-4ndafRiitaI cara cf tha an-. lira lbrataBiB attltud of tba anlola poaar toward Crraea today and of Iba painful altaatton of my country. raid Iba KlnaT "I tia aatanta'a ewa a.ajmptlon. wltbout tba allcbtaat raa- a Ibarafor. Ibal Oraac U rtady to batrar fia aataota lo Carmany al tna ftrat rarorabt opportunity, la It ra onabta ta suppo. aurb a tblac? f rom lha ary outl af boatilltlaa tB tba Nar Taat. tircava a naulrmlity baa bn atralrhad la lb utmo.t lo ac- nnnaUl tba antanta powrr. for a bom wa baaa always frit lbs kaancat yaspalby and tba d.apaat cratltuda. Ktasl Clara frraaaal Wars. Tba rarJantta oparallon war diractad from tiraak UUnda occuplad by alitad troop. Whin rwbla waa andancarad by tha combined Austro- Uarmaa and Uulcarlan attack, in ;il4 troops landed onoppos4 on Graak soil from which. wtU tba aacond city af lir- as a baaa. loay proaa cotad. not only unmolastad. bat aiJd la avary way coasistaot with any sort of neutrality. Ibalr frultlsss an4 too- lona; dalayad catr.paitn. lo reacua Ibalr ny -nnally. L myslf. ha rln rny parsoaal word that Oraak Iroors will aav.r ba asad ta attack tha Fraaco- brltlah forcss In Macedonia, marety t allay OBju.llfl'd suspicions. 1st. d.aplt all tbaaa ldnraa oi tba stood faltb of Orrat. tha sat'nte powar bow datnana. a form wnun virtuAily aa ulUmatum. tbat the Urk iroopa b withdrawn) from aioalkt and that maana all Mac- donia laaalnc our population unpro- tactad asainat ral is by Uulcartaa cocnltadjla er all tba horrors of war wblca lay bayond tb waata should tha allias ba drla back wuoin our fro tiara. AJaartaaa raraJlal Draws. "Jot auppooa tb Carmans war In a poaiUoa to darnaad that yoor roan try con-ada iba nsa of iiobn or 5l 11 aa ma baaa for as attack on Can' a4a What would yoo aay? And If all yoar mltltary sspartcne and tha adatc of your frtiaral staff told yoa Ibat such a laadlnc waa doorosd lo tailor bacans mada ltd to Inada nuata fore, aad you raa'.ncd that th Hrltisfe troop la Canada would poraus tb rrtraatina 0rman acroaa Naw Kactand. dratroytnc s thrjr wrnt. wvuid yoa accvpt tb prspcl wltbout a stru:r "Hut bad aot year Mas:y Carmaa aasurasca thai Iba Islacrtty of Grk tarrltory wou!l b rapctdr lb Klnr waa askad. -ff coarsa. asd atBla assaraoca. loo." Ae4 similar aasuranc from Bui- nartaT CarmaBy." aald tha Klnr. "riaa r'y.a aaauranca for barsalf and bar a::ta. Put Ibat do not prarrnt lb Ormaa-Hatxarlaa armies, as A msaa ar ef military Bavaaaltr, from purau- Ina tb rvtirlna frnck aad British lata Oraacav ticht nc la Orttc. and turn'n Grtars Into a s.cond Potaad. I baa Ibal assurance also. That the Crsak froctlrrs will t r-ractad aftar th war doaa not ra- balld town or com pan. I a tr. y paopla for month, parbapa yaars. spant to livlnf la pnlaary as fucitlva from thstr own Ue4 wtisa thair cosntry la aot at war and has Botblag to gala by rlaklBC darastatloa. TAar la XVaatad. trby. tba alsnl powars trasl ma Ba If I war lb Klsr of Cant ral Afrlraa triba. ta whom tba auftartnes of bis ewa prop: wr a mattar Indlffaraac. I bar baaa throu- ibroa war. I know what war la I d not want any mora If It cas be honorably avoided. My paople do Bol want aay mora, and If Ibsy asd I aa halo It w sbali bet b any mora. "Tba a Tour Majasty doa not balls Lb At Lb Lal(TaL,oa follil ( x-FTl- mlr VanlMlo really prs the will of tb Oroek paople.- "I know It did aot." replied the Kin forrefully. " bn the people re-lrtad VanKaloa they lrctrd him. not hi pol icy. Th Kraal snaa of the people of Orarce did not, and will nor. under stand anything- aboot the Venlsalo foralan policy. Thy Ilka him and they elected him. but It would be maddest folly to assume that because they ot-d for a man parsonally popular they tbarefora rotad lo throw the country Into the whirlpool of the European war. Tbay did no euch Ihlner. War la the laat thin tbay want Ask them they a III tall you. Art lea Trrlarw Daly. Tt Is said I hare eeeded th con stitution. What I hare done la lo ap ply tha constitution. The constitution Kites me the powar to dissolve the Chamber to prevent Just euch disasters aa following tha Vnlal policy would bare prored at this Juncture. My duty under Ibe constitution waa to ierel that power. I did eercls It and IU continue to eterclse It so lontr a It is nace.aary to aaa my people from de etroctlon. -Anothar thlnr I want lo make cl-ar. It Is said that M. VenUeloa. with my assent. Inrit.d tha alll'4 troop lo coma to FalonlkL Nothlnc fould be further from the truth. M. Veotsalos may bare eprasd the personal opin ion that. If lha allied troops landed at lonikt. Greece would not resist How could sh resist? Hut that M. enlialoa erar. aa lha responslMe head or the Ureek gorarnment. formally lnltd foraicn troope lo enter Greek territory IS wholly untrue." .... -Vour Majwty hellere that tha al l, Kftlkan pdHlon I doomed to 't-Jrtalnly It Is doomed l failure If undertaken with no more men than are now on tha way. Alllea Herd do). Men. w-. itrtt-Ln An not seem dls- poeed to send an adequate force, and rrao- rannot d. tha Joo aione. i mlmlmum army trial coma nu- - compllsb aoythlns: In th" waiaana is 4.044 man. As lhal numorr is not on iric sent, that Is my proof that It Is Greece that must suffer. Greece that must pay for th failure of th Billed lUlkan venture. -If tha entente will assure mo mil hn they are driven bark Into Greek territory they will consider the Ilalkan came ended. r-mDaxa ana ir Greece. 1 will guarantee my whole army to protect their retreat against the Germans. Bulgarlane or anybody else and give Ibem lima to embark wnnoui being endangered. Then t wouia pe leelilmately protecting my frontiers. and It would not Involve oreeca in further risks. Mora I cannot do. Tha antenle'a demand la too much. They try to drive Greece out of neu trality: they coma Into Greek territory and waters as though these were theirs. At Nautlla they destroyed tana oi petroleum. Intended to kill locusts, on tba escuae that they might b Used by German 'submarines. Tbey stop Greek ships: they ruin Greek commerce as they bar dona witn American snips, loo: tbay want to sella our railway. and now they demand that wa take .way troops guarding tha urea Fron tiers, leaving my country open to ina slon or any lawless incursion. Rraawaabl Irea lavlted. t will not do It. I am willing to discuss reasonably any fair proposals. tlut two thing I will not concede. Greece ahall not h forced or cajoled out of her neutrality: Greec will main. lain her sovereignly and her sovereign right lo protect herself at need." -And If that la not aausraoiory If coercive meaaurea are used by the entente powere?" tha King was asked. -We shall protest lo th whole world that oar sovereign right are rlolated. We shall resist passively, aa long as wa humanely can. being forced by any tr.easurea whatsoever Into a course which we know will be prejudicial to the llbertlea and happiness of our peo nle " -Asd when yoa cannot hold out any lonserT- -Wa shall bava to demobilize our armiea and await lha march of events. What else caa we do. $400,000 ISSUE IS BOUGHT Lumbermen' Trust Company Pay for Pocatrllo Water Ilonda. rOCATrTIXO, Idaho, Dec . Sal of Pocatelio's I40.0 4 lr cent water bond a waa consummated today when a cheek for approximately flu2.000 was handed to tha city by Carl S. Kelty treasurer of the Lumbermen's Trust Company, of Portland, who ha been bar for several day acting with th city officials In an advisory capacity. Tba city will now proceed, to purchase tba existing water plant or conatruct a new system. The Lumbermen' Trust Company waa th highest of several bidder for Ibe bonds, and completion of tba transaction waa delayed pending com pletion of lecal proceeding under di rection of Dillon. Thomson Clay. New Tork bond attorneys. Tom Burke JKJcc-trd Treasurer. GLADSTONE. Or, Dee. . (PpeclaL) Chamber Howell wa elected Mayor today. Tbomaa A. riurk waa elected Treasurer and John M. Ulevers City Re eerder. Three Counellmen elected were: r. A. BardoB, C W. Pariah ud H. w ttUaUC, . , nrinnnTin irinnn PU l v m i M 1 I UU I 111 1 1 l I R I W I t I fr -nVv I II or : nciunuiHu vow ERIGAH MATTERS German Relations With United States of Great Interest in Berlin Parliament. WILSON'S SPEECH AWAITED Chancellor1 TIJc. Which May Fl Terms of Peace, Is Also looked On aa Moat Important Entry of Greece to Be Topic. BVBf IV . . T indnn fe ft . ( 5 D e- elatr Germany awaits with great suspense th speecn wnicn in impe rial Chancellor will make in the Reichstag not later thAn Thursday. It will be by far the most Important ad dress, for the Kaiser's chief adviser Is pecled to touch upon th toplo of greatest Inteerit to tha world to day, and particularly to America, the question of peace. Th Chancellor's speech will deal t. w imnM-ff.nr ithaifi nf Germany s forelim relations, ar.d this, of course. will Include great question oi P""' But even If he should lay aside the lderatlon It la expected that he will present the gov ernment position in repiv m ui -mal Interpellation of th Social Demo- -tio mamh.r. r tha Reichstag, ask ing for thla particular Information. Other subject on wnicn iiiuii ar looked for are tba violation of . . ....... t i . . .i c.au.. Viv tha Salo- nlkl expedition of tha Ule and th freedom or tne seas. It la possible that in thla connec- (.. it,, rh.nr.1lar wilt rafer to tha abrogation of tha parcel post between tha united states ana ura; Ilrltlsh Interferenc with tb malls between these countries. Th Kelcbstag adjourned until Thurs day to enable tha budcet committee to consider various pending war bllla. i i ...i i . . .....ii,.. in tax war nrofltA and lo forbid speculation and price Juggling In foodstuffs. Should thla work he completed oe rn ThnrMa president Kamn ha power to call for an earlier sitting. In this case tha Chancellor a speecn win be the first thing on tba programme, followed Immediately by tba boclajlst Interpellation on peace. Germany relation with tha United Etates Is of great Interest to the mem k... r iK ttelchataa. aa the American Congress open precisely at th same tune. President II son a annual raw Mga La awaited with special Interest. Tha Relrhstax members particularly deslr to learn tha bearing which this session of Congress will have on the relation of the two countries. EUGENE FLOOD SWEPT ACCESS TO Bl'lXDIXG XE.IU,V CTT OFF BY WATER. Point Trrrnce StudenW Obliged to tne WlllanicUe-Paclflo Tracka. ILallwny Observe PrecAOtlona. . , -t r v t- c rtiw g tnM?lal 1. J I v... - " ' 1 1 1 . n H rs 1 aturl.nfa had dlf- r.uoi - is " . . flculty In reaching school today, tne building being nearly entirely cut off from the greaier pari oi -"r "i . TT- t .. . t n.. ai. RnUth W 111- amette atreet to a depth that almost . MAtn . . . fr.ni fnrdlnsr. and only on certain streeta were tha side- walks above water, ana ikh r-H"" a detour for students from the eastern part of tb ruy. Tho lllamciie i.iver n oui i .v. . . . a h.iw.n Knirana and oanas. i nt; iv. . . Springfield being under water ao that traffic la suspenaco. i hi i"r "- five feet during tha past Z hour, and la still rising. The w lllamelle-raciiic lianroaa wm not run trains over Its new Kluslaw road, at least not near the Point Ter- - -i i.twM.n thn hours of r 1' iivi.i.."v. . . . t o'clock and oclock In th morning. and between o cioca aua v-tm. . the afternoon. Th restriction baa been mad for th safety of achool children who ara forced to us the Willamette-Pacific right of way lo reach school. Tb railroad na lurwier 8i . i. ... . . l . - .nH ftrldffea ao that the children may walk along the right of way. IX-moor at Ueatrn for Ee-electlon. TXM?Ti.AVn Me. Dec f. Mayor William M. Itngraham. Pemocrat, wa defeated for re-election today by the Republican candidate. W mora ... (.nip- man. Republican canumaie. ivi .. City Council carried six or tne nine wards. fOrLTTlT ASSOCIATION TO MEET TOOAV. E. J. MeClaaabaa. E. J. McCIanahan. of Eugene, president of the Oregon branch of the American Poultry Asso ciation, will preside at th an nual meeting of th association, which will convene In the com mittee room of the Meier V Frank building today at 2 P. M. Mr. McCIanahan ba Just re turned from San Francisco, where ha attended the association con vention aa delegate from Oregon. A poultry breeder and en thusiast for more than 60 years, Mr. McCIanahan la on of th beat-known man la poultrydom en th Pacific Coast. a" JH.ss.s.sjl s,i.-fil. I b ; v. .- - Are As : CO "J) r - IT r t V2 Price WICKER DESK BASKETS $3.83 pigskin lined, size 10x15. S2.92 14.65 Morocco lined, size 10x15 2.4Z $4.75 ailk lined, size fcxio. now at. 92.37 WASTES PAPER BAbtvETS Mahogany trimmed, 15-Inch. regular $17. for 8S.50 Picskin bound. 14-Inch, reg ular $7.00. for 83.RO WICKER SEWIXfi STANDS Pigskin and Morocco tops, beautifully lined and fitted complete. 24 Inches hlgn. Regular $19.00 to $25.00, at HALF PRICE. CANNED HEAT Sterno Solid Alcohol Chafing Dish, complete Sterno Grill, complete 2. 25 Sterno Aluminum Percolator for 3.15 Sterno Cooker, In leatherette rase, aluminum or nickel. for S4.00 Memo Stove and nlckel- lated Teakettle 92.1. ervlng Traya. satin finish. 10x14 inches ? Sterno Milk Warmer. S2.00 ;'!LI U r in jt...ific& - t m Trading f '.ti Stamps jKaV.4 Alwaya Jf'fTl-l an Oar 'tiij Klret I'.U j Tares 'ITjJf Floors O i CARDINAL FOES MEET Factions Keep Aloof at Open ing of Consistory in Rome. POPE LAMENTS BLOODSHED Church Dignitaries of Belligerent Nations Are Kept In Separate Groups Dire Possibilities for Europe Are Foreseen. fmr.- r fi Tha secret consistory a.wm-, - at which new cardinals are to be named and other Important business transact ed began shortly after 10 o'clock this morning. Notwithstanding tne worm war It was preceded and attended with tha same obmp as was customary un der Popo Leo. The cardinals irom mo ""w' . i - imAB. nil in tha croun countries -""""- -- . of cardinal priests. In their order of seniority. The English cardinal. Bourne, archblshoo of Westminster, came first; Cardinal de Brlcres. bishop of Monte pelller. Franco, second, and Cardinal Begin, archbishop of Quebec third. They were separated by the monk Cardinal Eeraflnl from Cardinal von Hartman. archDisnap oi '"e-". was the last of the group. Cardinal Billot, who is German born. . -. i, , tthn was born ana LsraiDBi , in London, were in the group of car dinal deacons In which there waa no cardinal of the other belligerent coun- lr". r, tn,.kd well and strong. The Pope saia to me "Without aouoi ) --- .... ..... ..1.1.1, ,in t A the Dresent aillicuiliea -u'".. ,h have Impeded us from convoking the Sacred College. In this grave and his toric moment before the assembly not withstanding tne ruin iKumui.L..., in k the last IS months; notwlthstand- '"f. lV vaert- that number- aauy man " - . less families in their sorrow long for it: notwllfcstanains ini " " every means that might hasten peace or allay discord, nevertheless the fatal war .till grow. In fury by land and sea. and threatens unfortunate Arme nia with exirema ruiu. -As vicar of him who Is the peace ful King and Prince t Peace, we can 1 . i . ih. misfortunes cot oe Dut niu - , of so many of our children: we cannot but continually raise our ,. -. plication to the God of mercies, en treating him with our whoe heart that trcauittf nower to put an end to this sanguinary conflict. "Naturally, as in an . 1 ' k ..tried through versies wnitu muo " ' - . the effort, of the contending parties themselves. It is absolutely necessary that concessions be made upon some D0'.pt", k,oM If nrolonged inis aneuuiii v., w . - - - further, might mean tot - Eur ope the Kaatr InnlilK OI UCLHUCIH-U aavaaa w It p?operou. civilization to which the r r B.aa va liarl hr T I O III Christian religion - nothing. HELENA EDITOR ON TRIAL Publication of Article Affecting Ju rors Judgment Ruled fJontempt-nrrrTl?- Mont.. Dec. t. Federal t...i. Rournuln. In hearing today the charges of contempt against the Helena Independent, aeciareq mm m UNSIGHTLY RASH ON FOREHEAD . Of Baby. Started like Tiny Water Blisters. KeptSpread in. Very Red. HEALED BY CUTICURA SOAP AND OINTMENT My baby was only three months old vhen a tort of a rash broke out on his fore head. I started Ilk tiny water bUstor and kept spreading tin tt almost covered bis forehaad. It was very red and unsightly. Ba waa cross most all the time, and would roll his bead from aide to aide as if h was trying to get away from th torture. M ibe tlms th rash kept spreading. I finally sent for a free sample of CuUcura Soap and Ointment. I used as directed and bought Bior, Tb rash baa disappeared, and bis race Is entirely healed, and It ha never broken out since.' (Signed) Mrs. H. R. Powers. Henderson. CaL. April A. 1915. CuUcura Soap to deans and purify and Cut! cur ointment to soothe and liaal are aaost effective toilet preparaUons. Sample Each Free by Mall With 32-n. Skin Book on request. Ad dress post-card "Cotlcura. Dopt. T, Baaa Always Take Your Stamps, They Valuable As Money Today Gold Gillette Razors, in gold cases S6.00 Nickel Gillette Razor a in nickel cases 85. OO Ladies' Decollette Razors on sale at. 83. OO Other Gillette Razors on sale from 85. OO to 20.00 $1 package Gillette Blades on sale for 75c 50c package Gillette Blades on sale for S8T Now that cold weather Is here. let us show you the "Hotpotst" El Radio the luminous heater a beauty, ueeful and guaranteed for five years. Price S5.50. Aaaerleaa Beauty Electric Heating; Pad adjustable to any part of the body: three heat controls $7.50 A BOOK OT S. a H. GKXEM WTAMT-fJ BATTTP T. aimtltAt. POT.t.AWa EAKNTP 'AT WEST PSjaC -MAB5HALL 7CO-HOME publication of an article which must affect the Judgment of the Jurors, con stituted a contempt. The Independent and its editor were cited for contempt recently because the paper printed the career of a man who was on trial in Federal Court. SUGAR BEET ROW IS ON Medford Delivers Ultimatum to Ore-gon-rrtab Company. MEDFORD. Or.. Deo. S. (Special.) An ulUmatum was oeiivereu io Oregon-Utah Beet Sugar Company to night by the committee of Medford business men at work securing acre age. Unless the company agrees to locate the factory at the eouthern end of the valley between Gold Ray on . 1. ,.,.), anH Ashland Ml the SOUth. the committee will disband, and no more acreage will be delivered. According to C. E. Gates, chairman , v. Anmmit.A th. Orparon-Ulah company publicly assured the business men that tne aistnct securing largest number of acres would get the . Hpontc T9jta has signed UD several hundred acres less than Med ford, and Medford has nearly zuuu acres In addition provided for by a fund' of $20,000 subscribed by local business men. Now it is openly stated the factory will be placed, at Grants Pass. Mr. Gates declares this will mean that the acreage held here in reserve will be withdrawn. FAIR DIRECTORS ELECTED Old Board Chosen at Greshatn and Bigger Show Requested. At the annuol meeting of the stock holders of Multnomah County Fair Association yesterday H. A. Lewis, The odore Brugger, Fred H. Crane, Ray W. Gill. E. S. Jennio. XV. A. Proctor. E. M. Lake. Andrew F. Miller. II. G. Mullen hoff. R. P. Rasmussen. D. M. Roberts. Eugen L. Thorpe. J. M. Town send, John Sleret. David McKeown were re-elected directors. The directors will meet in January and elect officers. There was a large attendance. 765 shares being represented at the meet ing, and the sentiment expressed was that future fairs snail De on a mruer scale. WHAT CAUSES COLDS? This question is asked every day. A cold is really a fever, not always caused by the weather but often due to disordered blood or lack of important food-elements. In changing seasons fat-foods are essential because they distribute heat by enriching the blood nnrl sr render the svstem better able to withstand the varying elements. This is the important reason wny Scott's Emulsion should always be taken for colds, and it does more builds strength to prevent sickness. Scott's Emulsion contains Nature's w,n- crrpnrrth-building-fats. so skillfully blended that the blood profits from every drop. It is tree irom narmiui drugs or alcohol. Sold at drug stores aavalways get the genuine. Scott & Bowne, Bloomficld, K. J. 15-23 rTrHE owners of big. cars, wKose heavy service demands are completely answered by Firestone Tires, find the reason in this fact Are Quality Built .This bi& measure of endurance which sustains the hardest tests of touring will automatically include less severe duty hence the universal popularity of Firestones. . The bifc car needs the sure traction, the firm &rip of the Firestone non-skid tread. 50 TRADIXG STAMPS given with each order for Framing amounting to $1 or more, turned in to our Art Department. All this week to December It. Second Floor. BUT A CAMERA NOW All prices from $2 to 155. With every purchase of a Camera we give an absolute ly free six weeks' course of instruction covering every thing from developing of films to lantern slide en largements. This course starts after the first of tha yeaT. FREE 10 2Vt STAMPS creV, all lea . m or soda purchases In our Tea-Rcora or at the Soda Fountain from 2 P. M. until ws close at V. AT7 O COLD BY GIVING SYRUPJF FIGS Look, Mother I Is Tongue Coated, Breath Feverish and Stomach Sour? Cleanse the Little Liver and Bow els and They Get Well Quickly. When your child suffers from a cold don't wait: give the little stomach, liver and bowels a gentle, thorough cleans ing at once. When cross, peevish, list less, pale, doesn't sleep, eat or act naturally; f breath is bad, stomach sour, give a teaspoonful of "California Syrup of Figs," and in a few hours all the clogged-up, constipated waste, sour bile and undigested lood will gently move out of the bowels, and you have a well, playful child again. If your child coughs, snuffles and has caught cold or is feverish or has a sore throat, give a good dose of "California Syrup of Figs" to evacuate the bowels, no difference what other treatment is given. Sick children needn't be coaxed to take this harmless "fruit laxative." Mil lions of mothers keep it handy because they know its action on the stomach, liver and bowels is prompt and sure. They also know a little given today saves a sick child tomorrow. Ask vour druggist for a 50-cent bot tle of "California Syrup of Figs." which contains directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly on the bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold here. Get the genuine, mado by "California Fig Syrup Company." Adv. is "Crumble-proof" there are six more in StertmgGum The7-poirttum jpgiBfT mmt CiNHAMOM .fMJJ-A incomes. rr-rt lires BREAK A CHILD'S A A