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THE MORNING OREGOMAX, TUESDAY. JANUARY 11. 1916. 6 SHOW DELAYS BftlL felL It is now II Inches deep on the level. It came from the south, and fell without wind. It is not cold here. Farmers and ranchers ara rejoicing over prospects for next harvest season. Reports from Fort Klamath indicated that a much heavier fall was being re ceived there than here. OF 50 IS I AUTHOR PfOJ'jmPlCTUBENEfK? CHECKS GAUGH FIG OREGON Tcrnll Pepc, ex-Convict, Says Operations Conducted to Save Dying Mother. GROCERS ARE VICTIMIZED I "f-r. aparvl Oar Itolav caa Ik talp la-rao. rraallrailary, .ha laatevtlaea to Haajaj Ar rr I ma II I. Farvat. C!lr fatectv. Price save Tamil P'-pa la lb. c!.eerBt bad ebech maa ar tiH4 la r w... II.' lor.d more I.".. J, cbewaa la Portias letaliBS er lit ar, lu epr:4 far lf w.. wits, t-.t..-tlv.. Mall.lt ea4 fru-m werk.eg bi.ii ao4 ear la caUa ki trial. H. l aWiiv.d t. Save bees an. at Is that k.ld aa N.4 R. Mul. triiiui. a JJi Nurth 1evolBta. yn.tav aigst. V. 1. .tatioa tet.t!v Tarn Cota- "" year Bar-aa." -Ear I ttaratitee ra guilty. IWtt gtt ta. r ill say" -Basra jratjr nl liw! W's Wer'..aj with ya"" -Tat . nr riBt Ma ln work In e.aee k-ctn.r d.t.citve st.ps.4 lata lb f tj.m, "I nr gains? la give yes away rigbt a. wi4 a l Brnaaer tara4 a . n.-ia c4a ai laa beeay ftarare. Sent. Tona. d l roe mr en.ata.r'e sak.d.a't. ToeiC tat Letectlv canl!a.4 -Inn T.rrUI Tap.. Tai aek o 4r4(.r. aa (ttiHt etraal (f.nl aeiaetfv. captured 1 Itr.a ..r, as after IK imh (ram t.nt erv r5. tui ataa44 thai the, atarr ' i arr..l a kepi lr.a at. ag.d .fc-h la a4 al 71 Ksarn .r-eet See la siff.flrta froca caacer af is. cat. k. mi 4. aa4 rir mat l. l: ftr. a fra.r aaloee-k.-er. aa deed. Me Sad a f ar aValUra eai kl '". -wrkat kaea a atoae with yoar ptaa.v. Fat pa t.t.r afe4 Mm. "t .(at a oat a( II l-ft." k. a.i'i. -bn..i. f eia I t it a:i torn .r anir Ska be. I. bav. traat. aa,-! mr. a. r fih. . .irk la b4. aa4 I 'I rae. II ta!. fll 4 aanlkiac la ! rara af k re apara'.fca la par(!aa4. at Ma.ii aaca rkk ka. a, a .mail. ranc frea. Iia to Ut, kaa aaaaj ,..r i. aaut walk lata a -c.ry t- alik a af cmc.ri.a la ki li4. k. Ika II. I fill. 4. aa4 aa la . a .i.va a'l'l". la paymanl ka aroal4 '--r a f.ir4 cta'k aa4 laka tfca Hm. k. Ia4 a . dm aa lf or taa. Cka f; ro." r ! 4 rem. ka-k. Ih. 4rtvr r.portla Ik.t tfta rwlt .ddfrn. k.4 k..a alv.a. Aaaat lata !! Ik. trr araut4 r.na trial ka ea4 k.a !. victim an atI4 Nlrhet. Ik. folk. It iM ..-.crtlr twror. 4 a'rtork t"imti. I'Ttca 4rert4 Inia am. II wk koe al tk. cora.r a( aonl an4 iorrivax Kmckt a ric.r. aa4 lo;4 Ik. rropn.-or t. araick lr Ikia asa a. tk.a ! a. llAmtltaaL II. k.4 k.r4ix r.lora.l ta taa ta tfa ha 13. ca.l cama frcm Ika cljrar .tor. ta.i ik ataa waa tk.ra. Taa '- waa k4m kirn kr laihiaa fc:m. Wo'srrTrla Oftw.ra Irvine a4 ri. r-uk.4 ! Ika atara aa4 ..'Net. 4 tk calura. H0'0R BOYS VISIT HOMES (hrruilta TralalaS fechool t hrValnuw Lrafc. Uraala OLTAirtA. Wa.h.. Jaa. I IHpaariaL ) l.nk r. kloraaa. aaambar af taa beat ,.ir4 af l oatrol. la cMtta af Ifta boa . r..n nc a-fcaxl at t'h.riaa. baa ra t ira.4 from aa Inapactxaa at liat la antatioa wttk aa atr.ir favoraraia rap-art f an nata.ta.ilr liOoral kollda oa -raat4 la. bofa la Ika n4 iM.r ivansailr. Ta.ir t-r.at w.ra aotifk.4 Ikat Ikaaa bov. wauld ba paartrtittaid to . fcoroa I ri.!mia for a tt of two waaaka. If ta par.ata wowl.l pay tka far.a balk a" a a. Tk. atapariataadaal r.lv.$ ii rraMa, a.a. from aa.t.ra aacileaa . t aa. ala ta. Tl a . r of lam.laa. from I) ta t aj..r. . aaa4a laa trip aaao rn.iB.atai!. aa4 all ralra4 la ta. l-.iv.nat arkaaol airtctry aa cb.4al t'an FOUR DIE AT THE DALLES Iran, t.raal IVartoai. of rortLaad. ttrarkra W M Ultlac llaat b. Tilt CAIXJ.. (f. J. a. I .pa- tall-F.'ir 4'atk. aaacarr.4 kara al irin t. ttat I. a d t a f -!.... A..rt4.r J Aa4..ai, a r.!4nt vf lt. a aitt. fa. aa.r'v I y.ara. I'r.ak t.r.na a?.ataa. a .... kai.an ah. rm. a a aaal. rataar: Karla.4 fata, laf.at n ar Xf attl Vfa. a.raM4 I kaa. and r."!k A.4rl'A f lo:4.d.ia. Mr t if u. . .i k4 a... .rt.a4.na la VC nt.r at hi. r.rtl.ad fcanaa a... taa.a tal .ktla al k aa.ran.-, i.irl ''a a4 w. k.ata.at I. tat. city faar ir..iiwa.i. ra a-.4 wi.l a tak.a la lact..r. for k'jraai, llcary C. Movcaa ta tara). PFil 1 H:l t Jan. I tr.. tal. t Mn a. Mt or.aaa. a pl-aaar ai 4 aa a.aji, a .M ai ta. fc.cca ar a.. aa. a4 Maraataa al Lawa.l a.a '. . Ik It. aa.a.a a w4.w aa. ti ai vnv. vrx arnvq S Pdn ia Back s M H m I ohca of tb mot violent m m cbancfer, yet it U iurpn- H S inJL bow fjjacklr h di3- J parjrt when S.oaa'i Liru- J ment b raeJ. not only lor V Vaav-kacSa b-al fcar KAa-amariaaa. a jf Naam-a. Nana r. aa. Stoaa a H Imaial la faaaarkaOrj Cabanrva. g S Sloan's j Liniment m utxs TAtS aawa bona la yaa WvM. ) ntta a-, sot i-oo J UMjqzmnxnMwwnnuxM I i - 'I ' r- w ' ' - : V ... , ... -. -.... , - t . . . , , . IS2 Z?TJ.TZ3 today rtL rr.iTrt. N.lloaai- aai -A Itotil I.la.a4. f I -Wka'a Wka la oclatv.- l-Wkfor "Caini la.' rjpi. Tfca Found ing." Tk aMa." Columbia "Ora.. Curr.nl.. "I'mr ll.i(kta a4 Laria liaarta. M.j.atio Vdma X." AI'HMs Ur aoll-4 aa Ika Soar. kll at la fc.r matfc.r t'ltrjj lav aoll4 aad cranpla4 irl of fa arm. Tka (Irl aa Vloial lladrlift.. eaa af ID. chl4 aclora af tfca Flaa Art rilmi Jair.aa Compaar. ska ka4 baaa at f.a44 kr fcar ca-atar. Carta. a btRiw. aa4 k.4 ra(ailata4 kr -Mala aa Ika 3or lth fc.r rival coalama. Tkla a aa aau.j.i orrorr.eca. kut It rr to aro.a Ikat tha amotlosaJ t.mr.ramaru aa.ica .arlr- Tfcaaa Ulll. (irl ar. or. 1 r t at a lar. e.arr parmaa.aur amploy.4 la a .ri. f ptctur. 4 r . m.a arboaa ara kaa aa.a af aa Saa aa orrt.r aa la craata a l.a.r.l 4.maa4 for tb.'r aanrlcaa. All tka .tort, writl.a for lk.ro ara aapa- ciail 4. ca.4 aa coaaiat.nt witk Ika aetiwaa of rkildr.a la r.al lif.. arad raraup ckaraa.-l.ra ara Inlr4uca4 ark.aav.r Ika aiiuatteaa aatarailr call for tk.ra. la k.piaa: aritb tka uaaa af tka .Natteaal ilaar4 of Caaaraatp Juv.aila piara ara wrlttaa aroaa4 al tbat ka aa as.mplax val'ja Tka prlncipaa cf thl Juaarttla com- paar ara iaxr. tuoaa. Carroaa DaHua aa4 Vlol.t lta4-ljT aa bnaa . a .. ara. r.pacti!)r. 4. an 4 i. Aaotb.r .mall tar I Kraaar.a Carpaatar. 4 .ara eld. raouabal aterk ta conl4aa4 ramarkaalaK. Jaaa Cray, wka raraatlr workad arltk aav.a af !&. kida la tallfornla. pro- 4'4cutT lb. faatara mm, 'Lot Katy Lao lu" canaot aay anourk la Ih.lr praiaa. I cria4 wb.a I Lit th.m." admittad XI laa Uray. "Aft.r baalr.aj tb.co about no ry day for It wk I wantad o adopt oaa. but Iba qoarataoa waa wblck taa. I couldn't dccid. aad. any way. tha mota.ra would aaa aao a lot is aay about It. Tb.y ar aiway tk.ra tkova raaotbara aad ao proud wb.a tbair cbildran do wall. "Uaaidaaa. tba ckildraoa raally baa bal- tar adcaataaaa wbaia workma la taa Blm th.a If Itcy liad at beraa. I 1. a... 1'tl I ....II. r.aaa. paay baa a apaarial fcouaa. with draa Ina-.rouma for Ika cbildran. Tba room, ara at tad ar aft.r tha fa.hlon of chil 4r.a a auraxrlv. wbara- b.twaa call tb.y car. play to Ih.lr b.arta cwnl.al. la addition, aaa-fc ooa ooaata a mala Altbouah Ih.lr work omlim.a bo ar i a. at J la th PHtralnf and laaca ail 4.r. Ibay fcava aa iroubia aaout ttirs aa .duc.tlon. aa Ibay ar pro cidad wua, privata lulor. Oaa littla irl of Iba cv-D.tr. wh.n laklac a a.'hool .i.mlaatiora. waa Inform. 4 tbat aha waa about Kaa yaara In advaaca of tha .'aril, rhiid of bar a. Ob' pity tba ch.-lld of lha movlaa! "Maaiamo X al MaJeMic. "Vlalan. X." lha mu h-d.l.T4 lalha alaaaar. faatara Bl-tv avcbadul.d far pra aantatioa to forvand fllm4om "tn4ay. waa ru.h.4 aa tba Hiaa.ii. Tbaalar acraaa Vaatard.y to d.llchl.d ao4l atw-aaa. lha p at I uraAt loa of iba famoua Iiroodwa ltia. procloc ao dlavap potataaaal to tboaa wbo aapaxtcd mucb of a combtnatioa rorrtpri.tna oavaa. I'atha aad lHarotky taoaraally. tka oriel aator .f tha rol.. aad a aapportlnaj ra.t. lncl'i4maT many m.mbar. of tba oil N'aw York romp.tr. Tha er.aantaiioo aa Iba rraaa of tka tamo. a r.a- h aiory Is a remark .bir air.ad lat.rbratatron. tba action hold na tha a-4t.Bc l.n.a m many of dr.malho awmaala Tha play ra ra aaout Madam. X. who daaart har ka.aaad an4 rMla) for a for roar oar. la-aa. kar cht.4 an4 alf-raapacl atal aba baa raarfcad tk loaraal abb. liar aaaaaxaataa roaapir. I aaaeor a 4-.rr ah ba ala.dfa.tly rat.. aad ta claim. laain II bar child. a&4 .laa Ih.y ihra.tam la aipoaa bar cot dm. la lb. hufaad. aha kill an of trt. caa.piratora la tka trial aba la 4faad4 br bar awn. who l ICfaornat of bar I4attta. Tk. woman 4i.a aajtar taf h'iaCt.r.4 and aa bat racoajntaad k.r. faraiatriaat vtar I-alrr. Anaita Kiav. tha -raramtaal Clrt" ar.ataaily avkad-ilad lo ai.k aa P p.araavrs la paraon aa tka I'aopl. Th.at.r taa ina aftartrooa ao4 aa.a mr. ka baaa dal.v.4 aad wi.l aaaka a lav ta rot aa4 laa. lal.r. Aflar batna rraaati at th. epamiaa of tk at.iait.wt a a Coliaaum al aaattl. alt.. Kiaa r a U. wara 4amaa4a4 for rtxaaaa, an4 aba lafl far that clip tnat.4 af r. turtle to California thraick f-orf.and. Aa aa a-M4 a'tra-tioa la Mary Ptck for4 la Th. roararfiina.- aa4 Aaita i.wart la "Tka OoJIaaa." fcar praaanr la premiaaad t.y ta. paoplaa maaaca aaaat for Ut.rtatbawa.h- Sorrca Ooaalra. A a aw mill.ea-dollar plctur cca rara kaa baaa ore .a trad. Tha Equity Mtleo rictura Corspanr. witk fci.ly Vara, tb Canadian, at II fcaad. wi.l .rod ara camat 'a (.l.rla( Van an4 tka avaauaveal .i.t.ra. ... Tha Mavinaj rictsra World ca!la at taiilla ta th. Oraioa reaanraMp attua t tu. ta It. I.admc a.utori.l of th. rtr.t la.u. af tha ta. ttar. aad Incorp-orataa th.a. wurd. la ta paraarapb: "Thar, f. ao 4oiot wbatav.r In oar min4 that tha 4aira lo c.naor othr paopl I clcaa.r aiU4 ta a of taaatai &6 ti.CJtS'.tCf di'ordrr. W B.r.r o p.llcnr with canaura and w oar ouarral wua tb.m. No pall.nt can b. cur. 4 by barati lra.im.nt. Tlmo mut ba allowad to aaaarl It. h.allra Influanca on taa mlr.da lcflaroa4 by tba InquUltorlaU mania.' a a . Mrr rirkford ar cn of tha bp Dl.at mil. airl la fildom durinr iba sradartloa of tb Tounditna." Aft.r nearly br.akmc bar navrk In Japan aanda wblla playlr.c -Madama Buttar- fly." tn runout riayra atar bad an opportunity to rl In bara faau "No mora funny llttl. crrcmonl.a I J-Jt rompad around Itka a kitMI. and bad tba urn. of my l f." ald M:a Mary. ... Ta-bln- athl.tlc by motion plctur I. a un or tha in.truc-tion a raca roach la airing lain a.plr.nt. In a Loa Aac.l.a hlb achooL A ood film of aa . i part pcrfornvr waa aacnrad for Iba Durtaoa. of leairurtlon. cbanc In pa.4 cnabllns tha .tud.nl. to an.lysa tka various movrtnoi of lb atbloia. . -Tha Iron Claw." a rll In 11 t raat ptod.. dlrvctad by Richard Joa. will ba tha nat rath, production of Ihla charact.r. P.arl unaioon Uaia and Cralatblon Xala fisurlna; la th. ra.t a. I.ada. Tnla a.rl.a will ba follow.4 br Who Oulliy?" alao In II part. 4-allna with rra.nt-day prob l.tna. aitta.r Karl William, or Howard lUatar brook b.lofj alatad for Iba lead. i rraA . Paarhr. Nortbw.at mMIt for tha lUua Hird Thcto Flay. Inc an aminraa that tUiil R.rnhardt. In "Jaaa (or. will tha firat attraction of hi. company to ba r-lca.ad. Tha data rr tha or.a.ntatlrn of th "Dlvln tiarab" will ba January SI. to ba fol lowed by: Halan Wara. Harry Car.y and Jack Cortla la -t-crt Lov." Jan aary II: I4 Pchntll. champion woman atnicia ana I " ' j u'"'. r.braary 1; I'MMIp Pm.llry and Loi .Y .bar In -Tha taavir. Brew " Fabruary Mr Ixaia Wcbar In "Tha t'nborn." on FrbfTjary SI: and J. Warr.n Krrrlaran la "Tb Tcol of name." February Si. a a a Oklahoma City. Okla- placad tha ban on -avtaplratlon." a film which occa toaed much cornm.nl In Portland. . a "Ufa- tVMrtraooU" tha nw World fratur. larrln Hoi brook Bllnn. ransra la acanlc variety from a Saa rranriaco diva to tha hclcht of th Hock la. and th alkalln waatr of t-.atU Valley. a a a Mary O'Connor, scanarlo alitor of lha tiriffiih Company, la at work on tha film ac.narto for -Macbeth." tha first production In which Pir Becrbohm Tra. win appaar at th studio. Mia OCoaoor says that, after aludylnf; th film posatbllltlaa of tha play, ah wonder, if enakraptart waa not anti cipating lha camera, for tha production land Itaelf In every poa.lbl. manner to th scrn, and I an ideal scenario. a a . Trem "Prlne lo Paonar" waa th satoniartilnaT d.acnt rf 1'rlnca burr.y recently it a p.rf ormnac at th Inca atudioa. Prlnca Murray I a real Prlncs eff tha sl.se and In everyday Ufa. H coma, of a family of hlch rank la tha nobility of India. Tha ezlarencle of a part ha played In tba Dew play of Ufa in India, called Th. Heckonlnr name." required that lha Prlnca should Join a -mob" and become to all Intent and puriaoaea for onca a pauper. Tha Prlnca d inned lha sarmente of on far below bta raata with a mli of amusement and wtih an Inward feallna of satisfac tion that -b wa Jnat playing." a a e Besides tha Annette Kallermann plc tur. two other productions ar belnc mad in Jamaica for Wiaiam Fox. and Ihesa ara now nearly completed. They ar -Teresa Hapuln." from tha cele brated French play an4 novel, aad The Rullna- I'taaiga" which has an Ori ental coloring. a a a In two yaara Jackie Saunders has Plaved In I d'ffrent pieces, ao two of them belna alike. Tbouah soma of lha parte have resembled each other, ah. kaa made of ear. ana an Individu ality. While sha does not fcava to travel on the Morale of another. Mlaa tiauad.r ta none tha le.a proud of tba compliment paid her in the comparison with Maude Aatama. There I a nalvata sad Joyoaasaeas about Iba I la 1 bo. elrl work which la lima la carta in to J an a ber oa tha top round of tiidota lad der. GOVERNOR AT THE DALLES Firaratlve Honor bant and Speaker at Cbarrh Club llanqart. ' THE DALLES. Or, Jan. 1 (8pe elat aTovernor Withycomba was th guest of tha Man's Club of the Con gregational Charca hare today. Arriving al noon, tha Chief Execu tive of th atst. w.s gue.t st a luach soa al Hotel L'alies by tba club. Ha was tha guest of honor an4 speaker at tka regular montbly banquet of tb club taught whack waa atl.aded by 11 persons. HepablU-ans Lead. Flit) lo One. ASTORIA, Or, Jsn. !). (SpaciaJ-) purirg ts past weak 10 electors hsva r.c.at.r.d at th. County Clark a office .r coming primary anj general elec tiuna f thee.. Hi rail. tared as Re-piib:u-ena. ; I aa I imw'ali. one aa Pro hibition!. t. one aa pon-partl.an and two aa lodrpctidtal. Only . women registered. Southern and Western Por tions Suffer Farmers Re joice in Eastern Oregon. CALIFORNIA FEELS WINTER Transcontinental Freight Service Supc?rjdedShlppirnc and Mails Delayed Wires Down Fallen Trees Endanger Train. Snow storms, unusually heavy In many places, ara Marine; over a conald erable portion of th Pacific. Coast. In some sections rail traffic Is demoral ised, telerrapb and telephona wlrea ara down, and communication cut off by snow-blocked road, mails delayed, and buain- generally tied up. Points from Northern California to Pugst rajund ar in th grip of Winter. Wheat La a 4a , ell Pre tret a. Weather to rals or blsst hopes of man of all occupatlone prevail In th v.rlou. .action, within tha confine nraam while th farmers at Pen dleton ar jubilant al tha snowfall, which promises to ba worth- many thousands of dollars to their next crops. eatUemaa la tha Glendal diatrlct fear a... a. loa.a. amonar their herds. With inaainr .u.natnded at various Wash Incton coaal points, farmers In nearby districts also ar rejoicing ti in ana". .From Sacramnto coma reporia u.- transcontlnentsl treitrni aerate, a. i..i. auautdad. owlna to heavy enow fail, with Irregular passenger servlc In th Sierra Nevada. Me4foraJ Alaaaaat laalatea. Ashland, far south In Oregon, report weather almost mild, light snow and normal conditions In tha tilsklyous. but with Southern Pacific trains front U north arriving lata. ...... Med ford Is almost completely Isolated by tfca heavy snows ta tha mountains, with rail and wire conditions bad to lha south. The storm wnicn prevails in this vicinity apparently stenda wast .nl ao th. ocean. uarehdeld rcoorts that shipping Is Had up or bussing tba coast, malls da laved and logging companies forced to u.pend operation until wirmir waa aKaa On of th enier asntrars 10 raiirot. traffic comes- from fallen trees, acci dents from thla amjrce being reported from Cow Creek Canyon and Roaeburg vicinity. FALLEN TREES STOP TRADfS Heavy Know In Iloaeburg Vicinity Plaja Havoc Generally. ROSF.BfRO. Or Jan. 10. (Special.) Falllns- trees In Cow Creek Lanyon. which resulted from laat nlght'a heavy fall of anow, played havoc with the operation of trains and wire communi cation In thia vicinity. Freight train No. "1 late last mgni rraahed Into a tree which had laiien acroaa the track In Cow Creek Canyon. Rrakeman Kenfro was thrown to ina floor of the cabooae and sustained in- lurles which necessitated him oeing hrnurht hare for medical treatment. Other trains also were delayed oy fallen trees, and no attempt waa made to ooerale northbound trains on scnea tile. TeleaiTkpb wires south of Rose- burg were down, and two crews of line men were aent out early today to maae renal r. Kenorts from the rural district near Clendsle indicate a heavy rail or snow In that vicinity. Although the storm abated earlr today, tha hills are still covered with enow and stockmen ara nredietlnar heavy losses. Staa-es between Roseburg and Coos County mired on the heavy roads, and only nrat-clsss mall was brought here from tha Coast todsy. Northbound trains ara operating from two to tan hours behind schedule. WINTER GIUPS WALLA WALLA Heavy Fnowfall Interferes Witb Interurban Traffic WALLA WALLA. Wash, Jan. 10. (BpeciaL) Winter again took a grip on Walla walla tooay. ana a neavy snow fell. The total snowfall for the Winter Is IS. Inches, which has only been exceeded seven times in SO years. Clearlnr skies tonight. In connection with steadily dropping merchry. give Indication of near sero weather before morning. Snowfall today was close to mi Inenes. and there. Is now about six lnchss of snow on the ground. Re ports from all over the country are that tba snow has been general mis rain ter In the mountains tha fall has been exceptlonslly heavy, being from four tor alx and eight feet In depth. The heavy fall of snow interfered with the interurban cars today, hold ing up tha traffic to and from Milton until snowplows cleared the line. Enow la drifting badly. FARMERS REJOICE AT SXOW Pendleton Has Record Fall and Af ricultnre. Gets Benefit. PKNDLKTON. Or.. Jan. 10. (Special.) Pendleton and Cmatllla County to day was visited with tha heaviest snow fall sine ! The around in Pendle ton Is covered with snow to a depth of from alx to elxht Inches. A peculiar- coincidence In connection la the fact that when Chief of Police Gurriane first wss appointed to the Pendleton police force. In IIS, a very heavy anow fait. Now aa ha assuraee bis duties as the new chief the heaviest snowfsll sine that time occurs. Farmers ar Jubilant, tor It means thousands of dollars to tha community. STORM SCSPEVDS SHIPPING Malle Are Likely to Re Delayed to Maraltflrld by t novas. MARSH FI ELD, Or, Jan. 10. (Spe cial Chipping has practically been eu.pend.d and maila probably will ba d.layed by tba anow storms that have swept over a large section of th coast In th last few days. Logging com panies hav shut down to await warmer weather. ' Vessels passing up and down tha coast have ba. n hugslng the shore rlo.ely. The district about Marshfleld covered by an Inch of snow and sleet. . KLAMATH HAS HEAVY SNOW Moisture and Absence) of Cold Re joices Ta inters. KLAMATH FALLS. Or.. Jsn. 10 (Rpecisl.) Whsl promises lo be one of the worst snow storms for several years In this country Is racing in Klamath Falis. It bexan anowini Fri day evening and ka.pt It up Incessantly. The snow was wet and packed, aa it SNOWFALL ISOLATES MEDFORD Wires Dovcn 24 Honrs and Power Lines Prostrated. MEDFORD. Or.. Jan. 10. (Special.) Heavy snows in the mountains Isolated Medford from the world for 34 hours Sunday and 'Monday. Sunday tele phone, telegrapn and electric wires over the Elskiyous. and over the Rogue River mountains, went down. Monday noon tha Western Union secured a wire to Portland, but other llnea were proe trated until lata in the day. All trains were from two to three hours late. The .now is tour and one half feet deep at tunnel No. 9, the sum mit of the Rogue River Mountains, be tween Merlin and Glendale. On the Siskiyou, it is eight feet on the surr mlt; at Sisson seven feet; at Dunsmuir seven feet. The snow is wet and heavy. Miles of the power lines of the California- Oregon Power Company are down. At Dunsmuir tha wlrea are reported coated to 14 Inchea in diameter with wet snow. The four-by-slx-cros pieces for miles hav been snapped by weight of the snow-laden wires, and in many places haven broken in two. Distributing lines were broken down all over the country. While lncon vlence has been suffered, no material loss is reported. Local ranchers say the snowfall will be of great benefit to the soiL ROGUE RIVER VALLEY SWEPT Two-Day Snowfall Follows Heavy Rain Storm. GRANTS PASS. Or, Jan. 10. The first storm in years swept Southern Oregon tuls past three days. Two days of heavy rain eras followed by snow which continued for almost it houra. Had the ground been frozen in stead of warm and wet from the heavy rains, the snow would have piled deep In the Rogue River Valley instead of five inches. Wolf Creek and Glendale report four to six feet of snow, while the road to the coast is blocked with eight to ten feet. This section is almost iso lated, with power lines, telephone and telegraph wires down. No property damage is expected unless warm rain follows, causing floods. 6XOW IN SIERRAS IS HEAVY Transcontinental Freight Traffic Halted by 11 1-2 Feet Fall. SACRAMENTO, CaL. Jan. 10. Trans continental freight service is entirely suspended because of heavy snows to day, and only by great effort are rail roads maintaining irregular passenger service through the Sierra Nevadas. Reports received by the Southern 1 a- clflc show there is 1H feet of snow on the summit and eight on lha level at Truck ee, CsX La Grande Storm Moderates. LA GRANDE. Or, Jan. 10. (Special.) Billiard weather raged over Union County today, easing off as evening approached. With snow plows and ro tarlea on the mountainsides it is ex pected traffic will be kept open. Garbage. Collectors Sue. ASTORIA. Or, Jan. 10. (Special.) A suit was filed in the Circuit Court Saturday evening by Charles L. Parker and W. W. Parker, as the Astoria Gar bage Company, against the Union Meat Company, of Portland, to recover $150 and interest from September 1, 1914. The complaint avers that about July 13, 1114. the defendants threw a large quantity of tainted meat overboard. Later, says the complaint, the plain tiffs, at the request of the defendant. gathered up this meat and disposed of It, the defendant agreeing to pay a reasonable price for the work, but has failed to do so. Mr. Wilson Declines Invitation. SPRINGFIELD, 111, 'Jan. 10. Presi dent Wilson, because of a previous engagement, will be unablo to attend the Lincoln day banquet here. He so Informed Governor Dunne today. ' Grays Harbor Bar Elects. ABERDEEN, Wash, Jan. 10. (Spe cial.) The Grays Harbor Bar Associa tion, meeting Saturday afternoon at Montcsano. eelcted W. H. Abel, of Mon tesano, as president for the year. Mar tin F. Smith. Hoquiam, was elected HAIR COMING OUT? Dandruff causes a feverish irritation of the scalp, the hair roots shrink, loos en and then the hair comes out fast. To stop falling hair at once and rid the scalp of every particle of dandruff, get Sa-ceat bottle of uanoerine at any drug store, pour a little in your handJ and rub it into tn scalp. Alter a lew applications the hair stops coming out and you can't And any dandruff. IF CONSTIPATED f Cross, Bilious. Sick. Feverish, t or Full of Cold, Take No Chances. 'California Syrup of Figs" Can't Harm Tender Stomach, Liver. Bowels. Children love thla "fruit laxative. id nothing else clean -a the tender lomach. liver and bowela ao nicely. A child simply will not stop plsylng to empty the bowels, and the result is they lecoma tigbtly clogged with waste, liver geta sluggish, stomach sours, then ruur llttl one becomes cross, half-sick, feverish, don't eat. leap or act naturally, breath la bad. system full of cold, haa sore throat. lomach a:h or diarrhoea. Las ten. Mother! Saa If tongue Is coated, then give a teaspoonful of "California Syrup of Figs.' and la a few hours all tha constipated waste, sour btlo and undi gested food passes out of the system. ni you hava a well, playful whlld again. at. .lions of mothers give "California Syrup of Figs" beca.ua- it Is perfectly harmless; children iova 1U and It never alls to act oa th stomach, liver and bowela Ask your drug -1st for a 0-cen bot tle of "California Syrup of Figs." which as full directions for babies, chil-rea of ail a;ea and (or grownups plainly rlnted on the .Ue. be .ar. of coun terfeits aold here. Get tha genuine. mad by "California big Syrup Com pany.' Kefusa any other kind with con tempt. Adv. . CHILD'S TONGUE BECOMES COATED r 'A CLARA I yS- 1 KIMBALL NM YOUNG Undoubtedly the Greatest and Most Beautiful of All Screen Stars, Is Appearing, in Dumas' Immortal Drama, A Role Which Gives Her the Opportunity of Her Entire Career to Show What a Fine Artiste She Really Is. , She Rivets Attention and Fas cinates as Only the Acting of a Beautiful Woman Can. She Brings Out All the Varied Emotions That Can Be Shown on the Stage. This Is Truly Her Don't Wait Until Tomorrow COME TODAY TV TjfyQ Always Good Pictures iTICKFORD WASHINGTON AT PARK secretary-treasurer. As members of the executive committee the meeting named Attorneys W. H. Tucker, Aber deen; F. L, Morgan, Hoquiam, and Frank Groundwater, Elm. Idaho Lynx Slaughtered. OROFINO. Idaho, Jan. 10. (Special.) Several lynx have been killed In the The Girl Who Never Grew Up "Little" Mary Pickford Whose Wonderful Imper sonations of "Molly 0" in The F Is the Talk of the Town This Week at the PEOPLES THEATER WEST PARK AND ALDER STS. ANITA STEWART AND EARLE WILLIAMS In Gouverneur Morris' Play Ideal the Big Hit of the Year Remember JUST TWO MORE DAYS Today and Tomorrow Our First Lot of Souvenir Photos Was Com pletely Exhausted Yesterday. A New Lot of 10,000 Is Ready for Today SPECIAL Anita The Lasky-Paramount girl, who was advei tised to appear here today, has been sent to Spokane, and will be here at a .later date. Watch for announcement. Greatest Triumph Weippe section during the past two weeks. One killed by Walter Snyder was more than six feet in length, while Omar Snyder kWled another nearly as large. Walter and Doc Bommer. who live on upper Oorofino creek killed four large cougars in one day. The boun ties for the cougars amount to $100, and the furs are worth from $15 to $25 each. " . - ' '-' " ' X C v " J f - if I J J- 'U vv. !; oundling NOTICE laPalliSaai BBS