FAILURE IN TURKEY
LAID 10 GENERALS
Entish Press Severe in Con
demnation cf Vacillating
Policy h GaUipoli.
HAMILTON IS INCLUDED
Ita-atalatw Bad Iaociao I rr
rUmt to Hav. Caa- rallarw.
"II lark lUtwil" of (rf"rf-ana-al
VrorrU.
trivxvix. J t ise bom
ar- v-rcnn sn4 tt "laeaee at th
real are aaaerety cril'
t endow aaern:- imw a.tay aa
-e raa'ill af trie BuB.lcatiaa af
mti sir laa HaiAiii"' resort.
T3e lUV'Uxt ar a?-i.tr a .-e4
male faltur la !" Crml Ham
I .a f5aa.a.f ateinans f faiafora
Biaara. (He la. a of & lr & ) It
r..iM of te sitar !. la caa.
t-l (a wl i te" in laaf SiriaacT
me tr. air ro m n n ! . the greatee!
A-a'-aairafloa e i.-rra4 ta haroias .a.
aii.-t af K aa ua4r taa larria.e ca-
Ta T!n ' B 3tar-
lt:aa far tae.'r tail r ta aan4 rafrfra-anae-a
M.I tt fi4 aa
r..a tee MnavtUia tftaj Ifta sraal elaw
fcafti tha Aaaa fi.a.i ee.elr
baaea IRe lafljinat at ! Waal
etlauw rteaew aa fi.lln
"n tm rantrerv taa T'.anee 14.
" chiaf ua af lie failure eea .a
la late aa.a a,.t tne laaajari-e-e af
n irsatM a ! af watar. ! taa
l i.'aitfi u I aama af trie carp aa4
l vataftii ena 'Nft Taa-aaO -
riaaiasttaa fa. la M-f T !", aVaearel
ftpfr4, ai-aar-al lleimtltnw fclamaaif
aaaa.it eaariaye eme aart af Re erul
ai..aa "fa ewia aftai a weal pae.?ete.t
la e..fl !( tra'laafT. Is K
.Mhr that, isa-asa ha aalnta eat
waa; taa aaaa-ea en-l a ram
rnaa tare eiM la ! ana. Be ma-la
. atifaaf attanvt ta cempa
la 1.
Te Ma t. ta aa aitaiat n
"Taa R't ra a'o-inaa. 111 tCiair
Caaara.a l.-4 INa l-.ttrt,
aft4 rtavl ia wftlara ara ta 4fl4a (aria
af a) eonamanilaf a ar.'k
raaWf aUaaaJ TWaaaaaal.
Taa Jat.rai-i laa! aata tha lLJ
aa a: . Ilromla il aal If I ifoa
inc't'la an t at :aPnr tl feava
t ar ajinnaa taa vj.r --a I dal ial
ataUraal al4 ant IntrtttitaO. Tal
wan. 4 aaithar taa tfaavoa taaf
It la a fcia-B faar-t
T)a Ltftaral matpapara ara ra-sar
ta mime. tta:'r aw aava J-svV
a aa Ifta frv af taa ai'ical raoa
paiaia. lut "Pt II la aal aia t af thai
na laapuXIM Iir far 11a 4 aaatar IBuat
la a?rta.t t.a trim haaitatioa a a. U.
a'arttiaa af laa rarta aali 11 "tT
Ta Pa'tjr Tvrai.-la
"It l-a a rtarir af fija ta all ar
ra in I if a fauura. thaa af a lo-
vio.aa faflaaa, TSa BC'aB4rr af tha fifat
Rv a amaa I ta tha IVf. p n vtia) lata
aapaaLaaaaaaa aa4 aa Jafaaralaatlaav
fart'iaa w aa aaTa-nal ta. aal a a laat,
ll W a taaal aT l- 4 ! T. at l4.at.
BRITISH' SUBMARINE SUNK
Cm af 31 l.rararaj by Ialrt
( raiaa-r Off llollaaal.
1iWC. Jaa. t Ta ainkia of a
Rru;aa mimarM aff lha eaaal af llot
laand al or"!.-!,, I T HMtiac(4 Ihia
BanpaiftaT
Turn Admiralty itatafnanl aa y a thai
tho a'lBia.ina. ta Kama of abWa I
la iliaa, waa tun yaa'ar'tiy af lha
ialaal of T'adal. lha laraaat aa4 tnoal
aanoaaatarir af tha rnaiaa crouaV Tho
aatipa rraar p i an Pia fad J I. aad a aa taa.
a-aaad If tno lJt.-a efntsmr oor4 tlra-
! aiwt w aa lakaa tat tho l.tvh port
af lla.j.r
GERMANY WILLING TO PAY
t-aa. r-aa r-af fata a
ania, li'rat aa ItaraatorlT baad4 a
paraonal aaca ta tha a-rCary of 'at
ta w hlt'B) ba Pla4t h la Kovaramaal
not la alok "uraara," naa tkay r
aiara! or aeratnrta4 to taiaa, Tb
aala la raacia to t" Vaditarraaaaa
ttaxifaa II I r-apa.-t 1st aru tlo aal taw
arita faara. I ta alt aaaaaia. aaaaaBdar
a4 fratarht.
fa aat't nar lb caa of lha ItaZiaa
I Bay Aa'aaa. "! Il tacary
piadd inai lb aabmarinaa wo;4 aal '
aib "pplaata ii:a" aataaa that ra
ata4 or attomptad to aaaapa. A aaor
rampraaanaitfl Bala. aiasUar ta thai
f-aaa tlarmaar. l-a tpacta4 fa bar.
Tbara ramalal arUy Tarbay. of lha
raat.-a! aawar a:ii-a to atvo tbo baaaa
aa'iraa-a la mr4r to p:ao Iba aub
aatao laaaa oa a kaai attafartary
la Ika iaaraaaii. nl It la aatal Ibay
wi.t bo t rtb-arBiec-
f-TrW 4rr.ttt-4 tfrr f fptJf
f rviAf irta ms mnj 99 I ? tfe
T Crnj vraaiki ffv f
trru' n tt P;!!tt
4 ttrt9t ta: mt r?r (
v tw t'i.4 ft. If ftirtio
t t:4 ! tfk fajwrlrl t
Ttir 4 toi I irwtj-yfa, -tfc tii4 caa
l-f tn ri"'i. T f'1 tt Gr
tmi.imrTnmn ft Rdt mffliM. If
l-n :tt t- 4f. r?'! !f-t
rwba-fttM tt!- '4ft'4t:ia ftrb tl
t ff-i ft fti mix lmprt-
J. tti ' f tl m-iiw- f rrtA
it. r.rt.4H --a is! tWrtRA
-m.'tii MAk tmm - i. n kick
r rrnmt .f-t 1 1 .! t?wj-t. mtft
'9in4 l f .- v 'W4 !&
laartruft Trtjiflt iru ft4tftt
tr fr t" Amfw Cea3l
MWal fabtf rJwWl tW fwft-a
U U t-M 5 ft! -'M.r lt !
r'H iftf- umit if- tt. -i cft
cf K r.imMr,-t lft-94 -l lh
I'-:, ttfti r ftf "
a tnt AI lMfl4 ftr alar rxs
Tft fr-m lft -f
Cu"t lr,.
tofff I t iaT t-ni-,tf ftfT ft
"- 1 ; c f t, r it I1 t . T
1 mt h afi;r, rftf4l cai4tf
t ! t if !-iff?fwt!fti r-i4 r
- th -i-la. i tBift ftMilw4ft e(
.. ( i- r-f'tr- ! ift
!- tjvi of ft r "-It tr9m A"-fr-liu
IrtitUaf ft.iHartrtii mrt'ftat IMF
ft4 4 tftft -f:r ! p.f
iy4 !-! rfj-r-rft I ,af.rf t4t
ic Ii c.jft-l i ftWftU f j'tftd-r
ltft::a .! 13 - 'Klw f (aa
ISpaia a anaurf rracaad'nf" Itt l
af tba abaaa-a of any daftnlta proof
lha tsa vaaa'l a aa iorTa4oxJ or af !
raiioaalnr af t -4n.ar)na raaaoo
atala for tha daaUTlct'oB-
Waaiaa ml mtm okatataal.
If aaa r-jrthrr daa'raal ta a4raa a
a)?a a ifmafir. Auarla-H'4Tirarr and
Tarkar. a'ii-ifr fort th priaiipl
a-hl- tha rnlt4 Milat eaatn4 Iraat
ba eaTT al a4 ITin a lima limit
atth.a arhlrfc an acr-plaar af Ihoaa
rt-i-if!aa aboul4 ba iottfia4,
Tia frrral rata from Count von
ara!orf!. of rotiraa. obTiatas tha aaaal
of anr i fh artioa.
Tbara ara rartaia polrata aormt tna
r.ax-rraa aata -rftH-a do aot antiraiTaat
lafT la la a.farta of tha ltata I
sartmanl. II la racocru 4 lhal la laa
war tha da-nmanl la phraao4 laarmarT
raaanaa la hara-lf tha rlhl ta dalro
raa!r aur-bast mmmmol. IhoUaTfc OBlr
altar iroaiim tha paaaanaara and
eraar.
If Bar ntara marrbant aaaaal ara
aunh araal teal lhr l"-
rata4 lha Oarmaa daa-laratioa a
tBita4 atalaa will andaaror to a ma
fa. ia. 4 tr Ihay ahould dlaoaa-di'Ba-a
of ardara lT tho Caartran com
mand a pa th.lr lararnnaant will ba al
pa.aa ta punl.li lham. la anr aant
thara i:i ha rprtioa la lha f"ra af
a tnMar ndmiily for JI AmarKana
who War ta laat.
Biissiiss IbgI war
l Ult rraTIVITIKa Tint
rtRT rtcc ii ?itiov
allay aaoa aa4 Aoai
tyaaaBaaa Ataaao for I
t af Ea
rrirn af raooV
PCTnorsRAlX la IxndoB. J a a. T.
Tho war kaa haotx y!lal to aaeoBa
aiaro for lha lima koiBat la IS minda
Of la Uuaalaa paopl by IhO fcol!d
faatKitlaa a kkl lh ar ao-
aarhad. ol wllhataB4lOat tkO roOOtlaaa
.raka family cir-i iw!i af lha old
P. a, a lima a?lrtl la balr. BnaB.laatad
la ia Br.oaa ohaaraBrra of tha oaa
aoa, kota of a aaxlal aad tal'.Cloua Ba
I a ra.
lijainaaa rmo la alaadatlll all
acoch oa Criaimaa oo fr a Ihroo
day caaaatloa. Taday lha aawapaear
Bar (ol aaoa4. lha aoyaramaot aflwao
an4 tBd-j-atrial aatahlirhmoata war
rlnaad. Bti4 a'aa tRa atraat.-aro atop4
raaeiaa far ihaoiidar. Ta rharcha
w'a rroaJa) with warahlpara.
Ta h.ch prKa af f-x4 baa aoi aanad
lacartaa -io raiaoraiiao, ain-a tha paa
ala. aaiiaa of li batlar lbT.
ara raralaiaa" and 1st ahatamaal of
of: mr atraaaca-aa la thar diraa-tioa.
bi.a taa a l.i to Ia4'4lca la Ckriatmaa
lliarlaa. IHIilllTia tPaaa. B popular
faalara of Sa faaiialllaa. wara Kirra
kaaaua of lo limilad ficl.ltla for
IraaipaflM llaa lo tho rtty. Tbay
raitl aa hisa aa ! oafh. rri
t.nvaa l-1 eflioary prw. as4 lha aup
p;a war ariy iibauilad.
Ta faai rt4 baa all. lha a-
tbaf baiBaT tnfld oar tho hollda.
BELGIAN STRIP SUFFERS
r.ripnwir Ttmrircx Tir i.
otctnr.D TKMHiroiiT.
Kaa mala Ar bllimalaa. HafaBaaa
A 44 la raaaaaltaai aa4 TyFao44
blloailoa M Atarwala.
a, ta 1 1 1 1. rv . aa. W " .
of lialflu-a whU-a ramalaa fraa frora
laarman arcipuioi ana watiaa f - -
aa Bimail oa tha ana pa thara ara l.)
radular roaidaata aod about aa maar
mora rfuaaa frora tha racaaindar of
. . . . . an ana ralutaaa ara da
r-ndanl on) rbariir. a a Alor Vaa da
Vitara. WKMl iima.r ai
who I In Ihl country to tnajort cotv
Iraa-la lil br llaKIUBX llofaro laa
ipic laaiay for Waahinstoa Iba CbaTalir
Van da Vyro raid.
-la addstioa la thaao rallal anJ
rf itaaa wo baio In our amall bil of
Bno.i'upta-1 larriiory maer Inralidrd
ooidiara Our lraprolaa4 boapita: ar
orart-Towdavt witn riUIB. tor la aorb
a pla-a. with lha awful ruia from buro
la, aad BbooCinat. b many pl-d-mia-a.
Thara baa baoa iTpboH la aa
Blartntr. aataat. and UI b olor
to rrlnd ota"
Tho lialciao Wlntr Bl4 that b
bad r-ll a ral diapat'-b aaylr
thai lha aupply of con4aB4 milk la
llatalluaa la bow amha-iatad.
DUTCH TO GREET PARTY
rr roLK to br hk-
TUtCTrn f IIOlaL4IX
laaibaa Laa a kaa aa arraal Tbaaa aa
rrrraw C IKaaava aad Ola Oppor
twalty a laorrt btay."
a
ti it uti'l aa laaaaa Jaa T
Twa bnnJra4 and laa mambar of lha
II.UT lord paara aapavdllloa will raa-h
Tha Maataa aatufday. ArraB-ant
wara coanciatad lodar r a lx-al roai
mittao 10 wolooma Ibarn at lb railway
Itatioa.
Tha arrBaoaaBla ma far mada lor
Iba party loa-!u4 puhile tnaatinao la
l.a Z.alo-al li ardara. No raatrtctloaa
Mia baa p i arad br Iba author. (: oa
ihair proa;-.Ba. aa wa lha caa la
KiBifl. Tha attltuda af Iba talcb
aa-.bori-.iaa toward tbo party "ay bo
daa.-riFa4 a banaaolaatly paBaly.
Tha Anarvraa laTat.oa today autbof
U1 ISa fa :oamc atalaojnt.
'Tia X !.' will k dtlbt4 to
aina4 ta na lord party, aa pr!at
ImalKia ri'llaia Iraaa'laC ahroayd. aU
tia raai'an ta w !!- tbay ara nltlld.
Tatar wi:l hava tha orrartuaity to a
naa af lha iraaauraa of tmt-b paiat
vns aad arvhiaa-t.r aal doubtlaaa will
ana a caa.af4i. Iiatrurtlaa atay la
Itaaai a Aaaartaa tourlata."
250 IN TRAJN WRECK
muim riRi tiht oitn. it
at a oik m mr riot btr.
Taa aaaartal aw ttlaaaaaU Kaaoaa at
Taaaa WaPraad Oara lata fHtaat
Moakoaao, Obaa.
JHk''l' :. Oktav. Jaa. T Two bn-
afrad al I I I iaaafl oa la l:
aairl. Kan.aa A Tina rta'.aroad taal
r. n. ta Ta rav t fro t. Lou'.a
to i.a.raaiaai. aaa;) daalb and rl
inlura aal a -an nalai.a aad Kaatia
"allla. a:a,. 'lr today wbaB th all-a-aal
traia. raah.r nrr loat tlm. Wt
ia ran aad : oa'haa. tnpa4 of
i.ir iwla. plaa,Sad lata lb ditch ba
a J. lha yaTil of war.
Nr a mamhar of Iho etmmr Bor a
riiaarctr w aar'oa'r Injarad. ai
liocal laaaa la ISl atatll'naj coo.-haa
wara baat.y I ll'" aad aka J
Tla fa ar Tamaaa and two romsl
a,, or, coachaa wM b war draiaal.
t,omm4 a d tcb f .a fa.1 da.p la tha
r(Saaava4 byf -r rtraii ef and 4 plac-
iB l
GERMAN-AMERICANS
DEFENDED IN HOUSE
Gardner Draws Fire of Col
leagues With Speech on
Munitions Embargo.
DEBATE GROWS PERSONAL
Ularaaaln Mrrnhrra Take Tp Cod
frl and Mr. Ixnrrm-th IVrpre
raira tannine of tlmmr of
llalrrd la Thla Coonlry.
tTAJtaiNGTOM. 'Jan. 7. Hot crltl
clrni from Ihra Jl'pub'.lcan collauaa
drawn by IUprantallr Gardnrr.
of laaaarhutta. la tbo Kouao when
ba attacked Oa-rman-Amrlcana In lha
roar of a apacch on propoaala for a
munition embargo. Ilprntatlya
Stafford, of Wlaeonala. and Lonrwortn.
of Ohio, wboaa diatrtrta aro Carman
Amarlcao cantara, da-nounr4 bla atata
mann. aa unwarrantad and particularly
Inappropriate at thla nmr. HprBnta
tiva Coopor. of Wtaronain. Jomad In lb
rrltlriam. but ba bad Jual lima to d
rlara that MX. litrintri apaa-rb mlBbt
bo azpactad in tho Hrlllah i'arllamrnt,
wbaa a point of order cut abort lb
dtacuaaloa.
C.ardara Kra-ard Vladlralod.
Latar blr. Stafford apolofiie4 for
what bad baan rotvatraod aa a raftae
tloa oa Mr. (IirOnar i paniab War
aarrlra. bftar,Rrpraantall Moor, of
I'anBaylvanla. bad producad lha offi
cial racord bowln that ta. blaaaa
rbuartta Kaprntatya bad bran pro
moted for brarary. Mr. llardnar bad
lfl Iba ltouaa attar apaakinc.
No lumorrala Joinad In th arau
mant. but lhay divldad tbrlr applaua
batwaaa Mr. (iardnar and bl critlr.
-Who bora.- aakad Mr. (Stafford, whan
ba took lha, floor, -la wnoo vain
flowa aay Taulonle blood, but what
arrapathiaae with tbo fatharland? Hut
aiaro aympalby for tha fatharland do
not eonfiK-t wltb iba loyalty to th
atara aad Hirlpaa. If Oannany or Aua-Irta-MuncBry
ahould attainpl by any
daiibaralo sat lo tavado oor richta. 1 am
aura Ihoaa Grrnan-Amanrina, who in
ttmaa past baa ahown thair loyalty,
would do bo acala.
-Unto Hit rltVlaaat.
-Vol. bowovrr, a anna of Iba nobl
yolunlaar from affata Na England
la tha apanlab-Amark-an Vir did whan
Ih.y eniiatad for thai little war yea.
that diaraputable little war acalnet a
little and crumbling countrjr whan
sftar tbay enltatad lhay bad thalr
wiothar o and baar Oottrnor Wolcotl.
of Maaasrbuaetta, not to od tbara to
lb front,"
Mr. Loogworth lrm4 Mr. Cardnara
Bddraaa -rrkla and Intamparale" and
apaka of lb munitloaa charge aa "a
whoUy aad abaoluteiy falae loipula
Uon." "I ral that ba made lhat prh.
ba aatd. "Thla ta not lb tlm to bring
uo quaatlon that wl'.l fan lha flam
of hatred la thla country."
-A man" ahouta-i Kprentatlve
-Cfclon- Perl, of Taaaa.
RIVER PORTS 'PETITION
bORTII BSK WMT! TO BC If
rOHTL4D Ct STOW DI'TIIICT.
aaoiita AUav rratoata aad aahlaartaa
Mawabara of raainaa Ara la
rfiard ta raaer rbaaa.
OKKOOKIAS NEWS Bl'REAC. Waah
Ington, Jan. a. Senator Jona and llap
rentatl Johmoa. of Waahington,
are being delugad with telrcrama and
i-,.... . ..Ma knainaaa man and com m a r-
cial bodira In town along the north
rjick of the eoiumoia jiiawr w
a. a.A - - uralnf that Ihoaa
porta b iranafcrrad troru lha Saattla
. . . - l r .1 nma dlatrlct. NO
lo ina i v . iianu - .
prolan wbatr hare come from lhe
lowna. -ai!ie a. one diubi uJcl k w
lha tranafar.
Iiacauae of thla unanlmoua aantlmant
.w- . .iiMiarf hnth Saaator
Jonaa and Hprrntatiy Johnaon are
diapoaad to Jrlaid to in oamanu a.ia
. ..t..a.- h .i. nhiaaiinn la tha In
corporation of the north bank of the
Columbia Kltff in tne i urv.anu
lrl-t.
Iioth ttanator Jonaa and RrprraantB
llra Johr.aon have Iraraamltlrd all talc
grama and lattara lo lha Bacratary of
tha Traury. and It la aipaclrd llvat
within a abort time en" official ordrr
will bo laauad r.ah:nr tr: dralrad
rhanga. rotwithatandlng the protaal
from fraltla.
RIO THE0D0R0 TRICED
todiio oil. K.Gi.r.r.R TERimr
rOLO'CL'l DATA.
-rraar Caaatry." Mag af laaacia aad
rwerwa.wa Bap t lire aad Aalaaata
af rereata aa Bapt aerated.
fl S r RANTIfiro. Jan. T The River
of foubi itubine. nania-d Rio Tbeo
doro attar t olonal Theodora hooar;t
who raportaal ha I oca tad It In South
Amarica. baa baan tracad to lt eource
la the Andre by Georg and Ptaphao
itaatar. of Barkal.y. Cel. englnaera
for the ritandard Oil Comrany. accord
Ir.g lo lhair atory to:d today on their
rat urn from Pouth Amarica.
Tr.ry da-ribad It aa a rival- almtlar
to many otbara thara. gatttng It aup
ply from g:actara and running o milee
from the boundary batwaaa lollla and
Praiil irto the Ma-lelra Hirer near
Latitude i.
The two englnaera raeched Ihe bead
watare of lha Hivor of Poubt by croaa
inaf lb Aadaa wltb park mu.a from
Lima. rara. Tbay bad wltb Ibam. tbay
aal. I. data oa CiIbI Hooaercll a re
port with wbu-b to cbrck their obaarva-
-Wi travrled for 1 dare through
gargaa and ranyooa." Ihe tetra re
ported. lBdiaaa guid4 oa. We got
native cenoaa to naiate tha aluagtab
airaami that form In headwatara of
(ha Amaaon.-
Tbay panatratad Iba favor country,
where Colonal Boo-eve't rirkn.
lhay were aUa-k4 by InaaAta and they
ana-ountarad enormoue rptlla and ani
mal of Ihe da-naa foraata. through
whirh Ihry hawed Ihnr way wltb
ma-'hat.
Thar croa'd tha mountain at an
elavat ion of II Sa faat. On the daacant
lhay encountered glacier al Ihe IJ.0
foot laval-
llocaa lllvrr Jmty Report Adveraf.
nREOi VlAN .NEWS BCRSAV. Waah
ington. Jan. J. Army anelneera hare
rrporlad adrarraly t Concrcaa o tha
a .r . a.ttr at the Fa
an trance to Rogue River. The report!
raleeta tha Drooceed project on theJ,
ground that exlatlng comrnercw would
not Juatlfy the expenditure neceaaary
to build a auttable Jetty.
CITIZENSHIPJS NOT LOST
.mrric-ana rrrlng Willi nclllgrrrnljl
I'l ar i if Status.
' WASHtNGTOV. Jan. T- The Bureau
of Immigration' ruling that Amari
cana who enliat undar -a qualified oath
In the figbttng force of foreign pow
er ahall nut be regarded upon appli
cation for re-admlnelon to Ihe Vnlted
Male, . having loat American clttxen
ahip becauae of aucb cnllatmcnt. la out
lined at length In a letter aent today
by Secretary Wlleon. of the Department
of Labor, to Representative Patton. of
New York.
The Secretary wrote In reply to a .
requeat for Information concerning tha
re-admlaalon of men who had left the i
country to arrva tn tne Liaiaim
irmlra. lie pointed out that no dia
tlnctlin waa made In favor of those
returning from Canadian enlistment
but all persona coming under the out
linaKl Interpretation of the lw were
admitted regardlcaa of what country
they had rerveu.
Friday War News
SOME Idea of tha determined nature
of th Rusalan blow oa the Bes
aarablaa front la conveyed by Petro
grad dispatches today, which aay that
tha Russlana for SO houra concentrated
400 guna on the Austrlana' positions at
Caernowlts. aa, a preparation tor In
fantry attack. The Rusalan communi
cations do not yet assert that Cxerno
alia baa fajlen. but dispatches from
German eourcea admit the Teutonic po
sition there la critical.
It la not yet clear whether th Rus
alan operation In thla theatre heralded
a big general offenalv movement of
all the Kuaalan armlee from the Baltic
to the Roumanian border or merely a
diversion af magnitude and flercenesa
designed to weaken the pressure of the
Central Powera In the Balkana and In
cidentally on tb Italian front. Tha
fighting has been of tha moat bitter
character, according to both the Aua
trlan and Kuaalan report. Few pria
onera are being taken And tha Infantry
encage roenta are largely In tha nature
of hand-to-hand encounter.
All of tha Russian operations thus
far revealed are being preseed along
the railway lines, which simplify the
problerr.e of tha Winter aupply of food,
ammunition and fuel.
The situation alone; other fronts ta
comparatively quiet,
a ,
The loaa of a British submarine by
a raiechanr-e of navigation off the
Dutch coaat makes a total of 11 Brit
ish aubmarlnea loat sine th beginning;
of the war. A majority of these, bow
ever, bav been of the smaller typee.
An echo of General Sir Ian Hamil
ton a review of the Dardanelles opera
tlona la found la a report published
yaaterday that General Sir Frederick
Siopford. who was recalled on account
of hla conduct In the Suvla Bay oper
atlona. baa demanded an Inquiry by the
War Office Into the whole circum
stances of th landing of troops In tha
Dardanelles
In connection with th submarine ac
tivity in the Mediterranean Sea, an
Athena dispatch notes that alarm Is
felt there owing to the fact that none
of the nine ahlpa laden wita grain
bought In America either haa arrived
or been signaled.
ALBANY DRIER THAN EVER
Cliange J'rom Condition TTnder
Local Option Iaw I Noted.
ALBA.VT. Or, Jan. 7 (Special.)
Albany la exceedingly "dry." it has
been a dry town for the past nine
years, but the new state prohibition law
haa added several degreee to Its dry
new. fnder th old local option law dif
ferent local cluba and organizations
permitted members to keep liquor for
their Individual use. Chief of Police
Catlln and policeman King have vlalted
all of th placea and hava found that
every plar in th city had cleared out
all llouor. '
Despite frequent proaecutlons -blind
plga-" hav existed In Albany, but of
ficers believe that that condition has
ended too.
COUNCILMEN TO RESIGN
Mllwankle Alito Feces Invalidation
of $50,000 Assessments.
MILWAUKIE. Or, Jan. 7. (Special.)
Mtlwaukle Is confronted with the loss
of three members of th Council by
resignation next Tueaday night, and
with the possible Invalidation of the
entire aaaeaament for tb Improvement
of Front Btreet. coating 150.00, if th
Supreme Court ahould confirm tha de
cision of the lower court
Councilman Claude Perry will move
to Oawego. where he will go Into buai
ness Councilman John Bond will move
to Sherwood. Councilman R- B. Skula
son la attorney for Mllwaukl In the
aeveral water and other cases, and he
feeie that he ehouiu not be In the
Council while acting as City Attorney.
BEACH COMPANY IS SUED
Action to Foreclose Is Filed la Court
at Astoria.
ASTORI A, Or.. Jan. T (Special.) A
suit waa filed In th Circuit Court to
day by Richard Arena and C. O. Hula
against th De'.aura Baach Company,
tb Comtnerca Trust at Ravings Com
pany and tha Foard ak Stokes Hard
ware CompanT to foreclose 1100.000 In
bond, issued by the Delaura Beach
Company November 10. 10. and for
IJj.loo a Inlarest. Tb complaint also
aska that the property covered by mort
gage bonds be aold.
Ashland Handles I. SOS Tramps.
ASUIaAXD. Or.. Jan. 7. (Special.)
Police records for lli ahow that
Idle men tramping to and fro were
bandied during that period, of which
number ll.SIJ wera boused at th
Fourth-street elation. Of arrests, those
for violating traffic ordinance wer
moat numerous, Doora and wlndowa
of business houses were found left open
2J7 timee during th year, and i:S
gallons of liquor wara brought Into
tba city.
abollahmcnt of Poaltlon Protrated.
OREGOVIAN NEWS BUREAU, Wash
ington. Jan. 7. Representative Haw
lay today called at the White House and
protested against the order of Postmaster-General
Burleson, abolishing
the position of sssleiant postmaster st
Fugena. As a result of thla order
Frank K. rase, a civil aervlea employe,
has been deprived of his office, which
Mr. Ilswley contends la contrsry to
law.
Only One ""'" OLIl.
T. ..t the geaaiaa eell for fail waa. LAXA-
IIVK SH' MO g.lMMi Lo k fr a'.ore
U . ClOVK. Care a Caa la eae Us. 2.
!
All Matt Orders Promptly
press and Parcel
Store Opens
Daily at
8:30 A. M.
On Saturdays
9:00 A. M.
Pacific Phone
Uarehin 5CS0
Our 25th Annual Clearance Sale
NOW IN PROGRESS
Important Price Reductions Now Prevail in Every Section of This Great Store
r
From a list of nnderpriced offerings
we call attention to these:
Men's Silk
4-in-Hand
Ties at 35c
Prudence should prompt you to pur
chase for both present and future
needs. The assortment of patterns
and colorings is unsurpassed and the
price reduction permits of a splendid
saving. They are fine silk ties shown
in four-in-hand styles with wide open
ends and are the kind regnlarly sold
at 50c. As a stock reducing- special
the price will be 35$ each, or 3 for
.Jl.OO.
5IE.VS WOOL GLOVES 39 PAIR
Best 50c Grade A warm, durable
Glove, shown in one-button OQ
clasp styles; 50c grade nowatJ'C
FLANNEL NIGHT GOWNS AT
49t EACH
Regular $1.00 Grade Only half price
to pay for these fine Outing Flannel
Gowns. All sires and Sod 4Q.
patterns, l grade .i-e
51 EN'S J1.73 OUTING FLANNEL
PAJAMAS AT $1.4 SUIT
Our regular lines, including the best
styles and all,sizes in plain colors and
neat patterns.' Well made, neatly fin
ished Pajamas. Keguiany sold
$1.75. Clearance Price
only
$1.49
MILLION JS STOLEN
Safeblowers Get Negotiable
Revenue Stamps.
THOUSANDS IN CASH TAKEN
Old Federal Building In St. Paul Is
Kntered by Robbers Whoso Work
Indicate Skill and Ieslsnre
While Engaged In Theft.
ST PACT Jan. 7. Bobbers last night
obJined approximately $1,000,000 in
. . . . i ..nil alamDI MTlfl
negOtlBDie internal v,.
aeeeral thousand dollara in cash i as the
result of proBSDiy tne muoi oa.....
successful crime of the character In
the history of the Northwest. Blowing
a large aafe In the old Federal building
. . , ...i ihalr loot With
tne roooera --. ...... -- -
comparative leisure and "J"1
large quantity oi Biaaau -----unnegotiable.
The robbery was not
... h until the building was
u m. w
opened for bualne.s today.
It will be two days before E. J.
Lynch, revenue collector in whose
office th robbery was committed, can
determine tn exact
by the criminals.
Obviously well Informed, the robbers
.. ... - .,.-... tn Mr. Lynch s
office and with apparent deliberation
used an electric drill to open a hole
flv Inches In diameter In tha outer
door of the big vault.
Robert w. niair. iinai""
agent, raid he believed the robbers
would hav great difficulty In cashing
the stamps and that they would not
realise much more than 10 per cent of
the face value. or approximately
tioo.ooo.
GO-OPERATION IHOR
tATIX-AMerRICA DELEGATES IM
PRESSED BY PLAS. '
Seaatore Tklnk Improvement la Sasll
Reaabllra Will Obviate eee aalty
, af Farther Prelection.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 7. Work of th
second Pan-American Scientific Con
sresa will culminate tomorrow In a
final reneral session for action on vari
ous resolutions proposed in the sections
and subsection.
Tha great social feature of the Con
gress waa the reception at the hiU
House tonight, when the President and
Mrs. Wilson received the delegates and
other visitors.
President. Wilson announceineiia. m
hla apeech laat night that the United
f . . .rnr,n..H a closer co-operation
to the Central and South American re
publics had deeplv impreasea tna vian
I -i...... . Tha snblect. aleo was
inn " w
j ..... .-.f infnrmallv tcxlsv bv members
of tbe Senate, many of them saying
that tr plan migm so m
condition tn the smaller republics
and Carefully Filled at Clearance Sale Prices,
Post Packages Prepaid on $5.00 Purchases
The Most in Value The Best in Quality
Clearance Broken Lines Women's
Tailored Suits
Your Choice at $2.Q8
LINES REGULARLY SOLD UP TO $15.00-Just 22 sar
ments in the lot. No two the same -size or style, so dont
delay your coming. Be here when the doors open at 9 AI.
and secure first choice. It is the season's greatest value
giving sale. A final clearance of all remaining broken lines
of Women's All-wool Cheviot Suits in plain tailored styles.
They are this season's models in navy, black and brown and
the assortment includes sizes 16, 18, 36, 38, 40 and 42. Suits
that formerly sold up to $15.00 on sale Saturday dJO QQ
while they last at p.i7t
Odd Sizes in Misses' Coats in Values to $6.50,
to Close Saturday at $2.98
Good serviceable Coats in late styles, shown in both plain
colors and mixtures. Broken lines in values up to $6.50 to
be closed out Saturday at less than the cost of go Qg
the materials alone
A Clearance of Broken Lines
Women's Shoes $2.37
Regular $3.00 Lines The latest new styles in all fashionable
leathers gunmetal, vici kid, patent and calf. Shoes that
are guaranteed- to fit perfectly and to wear satisfactorily.
Standard makes regularly sold at $2.75 and $3.00 J0 0-7
a pair. This Sale at p-s.J
(-r A Pair Children's Jockey Boots, sizes 6 to 8 'j. The
" C regular $1.75 grade.
$1
nie A Pair Children's Jockey Boots, izes to 11.
a3 Reeular $2.25 grade.
$1.67
A Pair Boys
quality.
Saturday Lace Spec'l
Thousands of yards of Beautiful Vals, Torchons, Shadows
and Clunys Edges and Insertions one great assortment
that defies detailed description. We can only add, however,
that it is a great final stock reducement of great accumula
tion, including broken bolts, discontinued patterns, etc. We
have added many odd sets that cost many times the o
asked price. Your choice, this sale, at, yard
Lot. 2 Values to 25c, to Close at, Yard, 7$
Prices on Shadows, Piatt Vals., Orientals, etc, in cream, ecru
and white, cut in half. Beautiful patterns 4 to 12 inches wide.
Scores of designs in dainty desirable edges. Do not fail to
see them, as there are so many uses for such lace and every
one below actual factory cost Regular values to 25c y
This sale at, yard "
ai
.i . .a.- T.ti.it Ctataa Tiever attain
inai viia
would be called on to offer even II-
.mlal nrAtMtlnn.
U They saw nothing In the plan, how-
I . . . , . .1. T -i .1 H
ever, mat wouia prevarui. ma
States from extending a financial pro
tectorate such as is proposed in the case
of Haiti, if the action were requested.
WIFE'S SKULL IN COURT
Husband Accused of Murder Deeply
Affected by Exhibit.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan- 7- A portion of
the skull of Mrs. Mary Fridley Price
was shown today at the trial of her
husband, Frederick T, Price, charged
with her murder.
When Dr. H. B. Robertson, professor
of pathology at the University of Min
nesota, testifying for the state, drew
from a handbag the piece of skulL
Price lost his composure and seemed
on the verge of collapse.
Dr. Robertson said that injuries
such as Mrs. 'Trice received would
cause death within 15 minutes. The
state charges that Price threw his wife
over a cliff, hoping through her death
to obtain her inheritance.
Boise Assayer Confirmed.
OREGON! AN NEWS BUREAU. Wash
ington. Jan. 7. The Senate has con
firmed the nomination of Curtis F.
Pike to be assayer at Boise. Idaho.
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w. i jr r i-1 i a rrT-
The Hazelwood
The most attractive and unique dining place on
the Pacific Coast,
Seating Capacity 400
The Hazelwood Soda Fountain serves delicious
Ice Creams, Fancy Simdaes, Horlick's Malted '
Milk, Rich Creamy Egg Drinks and many
other palatable and nutritious beverages.
Hazelwood Orchestra
3 to 5, 6 to 8, 9:30 to 11:30 P. M.
The Hazelwood
Confectionery and
Restaurant
Washington St. at Tenth.
Ex-
Store Closes
Daily at
5:30 P.M.
On Saturdays
6:00 P. BI.
Home Phone
A 2112
Scout
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Shoes, all size, in $3.00
certainly does heal
In our file of reports, covering a period
of twenty years, literally thousands of
physicians tell how successful the Res
tnol treatment is for eczema and similar
skin troubles. The first use of Resinol
Ointment and Resinol Soapusually stops
the itching and burning) and they soon
clear away all trace of the eruption. No
other treatment for the sldn now before
the public can show such a record of
professional approval.
Sold by all drajrrists. For trial free, write I
LapL UVSa Rasinnl. Baltimore. He
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