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THE 3I01.MXC. OREGOXIAN-. FKlriAY. JANUARY 11., 1016. GENERAL HUERTA DEAD AT EL PASO .tela eaaj ik Plat reir rem. Taeaa ! boar, bald a hat cenail- lee tm.ling ta (.atampaa at Inaa tlsae. i At th Hcttl aneual rontrtllsn of J rnvnrr faaapartfiteaaeate bald at Bl- 1 Imaharw a reeaHuti.a a adopted arc- la last IK l. tUMIUIhiH rom- I i tae lor a data cnlnl and lair at , Nona taaiaaa aet r'a " la conll" atta laa r a u la r aiata fair. Ex-Dictator cf Mexico Pris oner of United States as .1. Life Comes to End. MILITARY CAREER LONG fmlfmtnm Thai of wMM-r. Willi rmllkrrtloa) for jaa-WallfW Work. lagimawal toaaa) ana Iay ( fWforr He lc. rt. r ... Tt.. Jaaa. IJ. Oea.ral klM ). fo.arer ProvaeioBal r-..ft of W.aa-a. a .J at l aoma a "a at I t a-l"l laaaattit. ftaaaral avtoriaa II aerta. wha -ct4 a;ar.l 1'raaaria.. I. Heajaro, la Pr i Wita fur. a"4 llar 1. ri V- alia af -Urrl af tl... Ma wee ufTMa at I.T1. aa4 fonla wfca le ea4 iiM tuaaral arraaa.axaia ara la aiaa ani.rr... II wee aitjc. al a. r. ,, !-. latt-.r. II ta aVeileea aa rfft iii aa aw la arrease far ata araal M.tarajk t.l Vki' waf a. -.f. ..atrial aoM ar. aaa a. .aca aa a. arf. up ta Ifca .lirtkr.a af r?aai4-l l'ra.-ii' U" taaa kl.il tar kt taval ai4Cnr af laa eti.ueaT goaeea-m-at. la .iallr for IT..I- af.ai r"ttnm IM aatal fc' fall. aa4 wi.a ti aw a ki' chiaf ataxa ll'iaft faacai tr rraataa 4a la K.arra. Ia l'ri!ul Teealel. Aflar eaviaa-a Madara aaa elarte4 llaaria iaf II la aa fcla 4 jIT la I'lPM'l a a. 4 aa Uat f-uaM aa a raaat. Ilia ra.aLt. aa a ui raaila4 aalal laa k'.t tx.t itil'ii la lta Cllf la rrarT. tti. ak.a laa kt4ra M (I'aaria na.U i.at-4 la t. f'r..win-j , ll aaria .ja.nte e'aia.etf la l"a saltl. tar. .area, al aa aarlr aia. Hra al .naaM la l.l. ka eateraal Ik Mill Itrt A.-4iav af apallafrK at Ik . af i: faaa4 th.a( IK f all .-... a ifaluiia. la tt:V wa.a ka aa. r.aaM4WM4 ea-ea4 Itealeaaat v i " ) a.aa aaaff Maaa I4av va aa rfiraa fa aasaa ki. rear liaiMlna af tka M.awaa araar llaarta aa faTiata4 I. f.pUia f engiaaara. ... . Iki raaa wl4 laa alar. tr a M.waa ala'f II. aa aa -"tla aaaaaaar af ft. aaiiitarT maa romm.'io. rral4 t 4rn a t'f aai M.ml' tr,a -aia aa4 ka fc4 rhars af all t. atraaoaaatal aaah at lb -a. Iarmai Ik aiala ' lloarla a mk a-i' aar.ar. la l ka H lit. tff aa4 look ta of It. lafantrr la tka raropaxa imiuI I ta faat a.t. Ila aarta.' laal'4 la t .! a I l.l'il ravtaa" a4 alaa la lit raiapaiaa la I (u lal ta MT rW iaa. Iltarta taamaa.4 all tka aVla'k4 inaraaaal la Ika !! af i.i.fiar. al Ika k'oni at l at'ra ai.ull 1 Baa M4ra a-ra. ta la raai4aa. aiaaaral ll-iarta aa aaat ka-k lata Maralaa altk a f rtra ta al 4aaa tsa aUaala raaal I a. A. a Fl af nl-faaiiaal arrow. la out af I'll rampama lla.rl a rriu4. ia.iaatt.Rtir ka 1-4 lk arrai aant alat ! aa4 la cna ataa4 al Ik ka'tl af Ra'klaaa. Kef 1 1 1 aaraava ta " fa.a to Jla raiaari. paaiaraMa. (a Xafiaa I'anaaaj. ta ika "" 4 lain Inm r oi ut Ua tark raaulj.4 la Ika .r.rfoa at t. Mt4.fa (.ttrtaauL llaarta aa. a. 1.4 la avtt.a rmma4 aa Ik -aiar r"lt ral la la Ika a l.r ita aa.riH Xa.ara fraaa a -r'i'c-- a a. l a la laa pa a.- ra Ik f.r.i ml lita a.' fiklaat aal a ! ..-.4 la nltr ataajMn4 af tka farv a !l araaaaat. II- 4r.rta4 aaiaal traaaa 4 af l all Ika ! .-l a. at Ma( aa4 Ik ca4"t af a.a mvrtm 1.4 la a. ara rritl .an aa l"a part af M4".l frlaa4A tl a.. tk.r4 IKal k 414 Hot carrr it It .p.ral'M aal aar vpartl. tkat ft. a .a'aaratl tka f.aal af I'raat . na M4arav aa4 taat katar taa.ral : .... aalaral tka rat if a a. bi ...af.-.n.a flat aala4 ta fa! ( tN fa.lara. II tana a aa la ata.laaT atrfrit ta : t'tal raatlt.4 la I - .aaavar at Ika ftra af rv.ataa.l at4.ra aa4 ka. aint aa.ta. T aiataaa f rT..'l.nt V a-l. a aaa) kla krata.r fl. I-.a.. aa.t la Ik aaaaattaaaa lliaart. at tna aaaiTit.ra aahta-4 kira. k4 pt a.i. riLntaalf p t a. t.ttaaaal affaaa4aal. ta.ra: ll aarta r.ii.4 (a aia rax-- A'.iti.aa af u ta .a.r.a.nl froaa fa I i't.. .'at' a. afl.r a tarktalanl fta .al ta IPaa mw' f akark I aila4 Jat. r.tp.-aa a"t4a4 r tftfc ka aQ.t't.A.4 rta ''. a a. f'4 ta apaa l.fo ha taoim.4 ! a. Tark. aac f-att. ta tk. atultaa kataaa4arv. aiar a. .r.t4 a rriaraiaa af p-.t'ttaf ta ii'iat'a af AatarKaa Na t- if. .aa'a to. a 4 fra a a '- ' al 1 1 t aa4 atataa. Ila aa la a-.-a.. a 1.4-r.i ta4 J'arr aa Ik 4n'a.lr CHILDREVS FAIR PROPOSED at-ft- 4 lrt tt Ik t ftrtMiftr frf IM .. f.MITtktl t feat EVERYONE LIKES Tl HAY IS SCARCE IN BAKER llaH Sprlaat HuparaJ 1 tac to ttrlkrav J atta-r-a--ai Mlaattoa. I COLD CUREI "p4p" Cold CompouncP ELci a ColJ or Cfppe in a Few Hours. HKI:lt. Or. Jan. I J l?p-ial ) iWamty nf kajr la pa Ire rprt4 la ral Part, af Ik 4ilrl-l. Com plaint ka kaaa raralT4 frata part af f.raat aaa1 lalbor rounll-a for awm tain, put Hak.r Coaaiy I ttow kapirtT Ikal aa rlr fprm "HI ' laa.a lh alluatuaa, la Uar I'oad.r VaUtrtr thr l kardlr B-tik to faaal tka rattl. ahll. la .! Valla' tka situation la wch Ikat II. a laa fif4 r.adr buy.ra. It I. . i part .4 Ika frica will so murk hlhr pafar Ik rold a-.atb.r abatra. Th lore 4 rr aaura atara onlr a partial rmp. aa4 tk artjr wialar caai4 f4 Ina mark ariaar lhaa aaaaa. an4 tba cainktaatloa ka rauaxa-d lh ararrltr- TWO IN ABERDEEN RACE Mao foailaoaa, Ilo-afarr. Are to 1U I UIrd at CHr IJcrtloa. AHEfinrrX. ta.k. Jaa ll ilra- r,al h.a lh flrat aak of filin for rll Job a44 hra loikl onl laa ca4i4ala k4 aprar4 for Ika ala paallf-raa ppan4. Tha catadl 4ala ar r r. Out for I'll l lark aa4 T. II. Il-1 for fur Traaaorar. Boia ar (taadlac for r-ltloa. Na on ka appaara4 far a Coxa-MI poltia or for rolar Jad. Tk fart IKat all Mint tna. I b art a 4 a ha for a to roantna Co mm I.. Ion aaa.raaaaat latrlloa I. r.t la klllla all lat.ra.t la tk inaaacinaj prtaaau-r. oaa of ta Caoariimaa whoa t.raa. atpir ta Mar maaa aa, tatataaal caararainat ah.lkrr tbjr a ill aaa k r- iarrttaa. POSTMASTERS ARE NAMED loaw. Or, and Taa Wa.hlactoa Ap aaolairra C'oaf inaxrd. fan;i.viAX Nrwit nt-nnAt. 'ah- lacton. Jaav IJ. T rTi4ael. oa rac aata.a4alaaa af lb lrar ttaaalora. ka aoaaiaaalad itia folloa ia( poalmar t.ra lal f. IWaba. Praia: II P. Wlrta. Ptraal tira.a. V. . Vlulniaa. Oraata rsat: loar PI jaoo4. lBdapa4an-. Ilarrr H. raa.l.r. Mrrtla l-taial; J. II. I. hl aaa itaa.tda, Harry C. (il'l. 1 am kin Tka Haaala Ia4ar rarfll wa.4 Ik nam. laatlana of Ika folloa ln paalmastar ttfa. Jaa alaa.it, loaa. a.klncton, A. Ilarbart Uratr.a. Aatotln; K. H- Joha aaaa. Orallar. J. A. FEE IS CITY ATTORNEY rrajb-toa Matoc Naaara OffkrlaU la taaca With Coaacil. rtlSlLTTOS. Otl Jan. 11. Ilp-l.) J. Alarar "ao I Ibaj paw l'n4lrlon Cllr Aliarr. balnaj cbtjaaa la.l nlkl at a raaru of lb Mayor and foun-il Mr. r aa la a araual af lahlfmaa tal- . aBu. a la alarf. from Co laaa-tk.a l"nraltr. Mara raturnlnc loi i a mn. I h a a!a a f ba h a. barfl aaaa.iat.4 (lib k fatbr. Jade J. A. . Jaka llaikman aa ra-l-tl la th paalltoa of tairaat Coaalaalonaf. Will, lam bb.ar.r. Ilarrr Uaar4. and rr4 Na.h ajar aaiat4 a-oiiramaa Ubdrr Cbi.f Tom Cardan. KENNEWICK MAfi HONORED Otair Prra-alrd to lonnrf Mayor a Toi.ra for SrnW-r. KKNNK'li'K. n. Jan. II ."p CUI a A paabllr maatina aaa bald lt aiahl br tka baainaa man of Krnn- . -. . r.Mf..t.il a'liab ta It on or wara a. .- ..... . - - - - of Ooraa r. liarfcr4ao. lair. Mayor f Kanaarb. loor lima prraiqaaa aa th ("nmm.rrl.l ftaab. and maoaaar of Iba Kana.wack Traa.f.r Company for Iba pa.t laa y.ara. A a loba of appraxtailoa a ktorria thair praat'4 to blm Mr. Itlch ar4aa ram ta kanaa.kt fa .ar aaa from tiraa4 liaplda. Mla-b. FARM COMPANY BUYS LAND a. of Amal(aaalrtl Saiar Tract la f.raatl lloaJa alary Sold. r.niN't'K. Or . Jan. IJ iKparlal. A. T. Mill. H. It t'oolldc. of 1 alranda. an4 1od MrKaooon. of t'nlon. Barbara af Ik tlillMcKaaonloolt4 tararl r.aMar. ba paarrbaaad Ibr farma lotalln acraa adtolnlnar Ihalr Ira. I at l a'ra aaar I naea. and ill tin : a--r a aaa body. Th ala aot aalr add. Valaatala abaal aa4 bar la rat la th firm a bold inc. bat anark. Ik final paaaaca of ta AaaaiaTarat4 iucr t'empaay from taa taraad llaaad Vallay. FARM C0URSE ARRANGED (hrrrua Axrtaalaral Colbrc ttrrr aaraiail al t-m Cafiadr. I A DK. Or. Jan. II aa-aal) I ) larwaa. faaraaaaltf f laroa, Aa-rtcwllrl l all'ia. la br ladar caa. j farrtaaT a lib raanaarral. aaataBa and farm el's, mabtac arraaaamanla fori ika aa,la af farm aarb la I ohroarr , far tk PaOafll Of lara lrOBj f.ran.ra. I l arty prraar ana apart a hi an aa Ik .ki ataff. Hooal lllrr llaak I larrta. lrtaf KtVrH. Or. J.aa. UIJlp ,1.1 tA tk aaaoal faatlaaT of tka .aaakbaMar of tk Klr.t .National runk af t' dr. Ta.dar. th foi loale'c baatld of dlro'tor aa f-.I..-I.4. r. I. ltBty. of Portland. A. ta Moa. 1 tvtbma. f. MVnaid and Cappt. Ifcaray. of tka abaanc f tir. t-thovaa. tb board 4i4 not ar. ma bat It ! practically aaara4 thai fflcr a III P r-l-l'd a fol loa a r . fttaalar. pra.ld.nt: A. P. M" tca-prat4.at. I O. H'anrbar. ,..h"i.r. and V. a Hrark and C. IV M.n ri.b. taaialaat ca.haara. Ta a Tap. laa't It r i. lata P-aa I -a 14 .a tor at aa la a. Al v r) I a ill kra.b aad all artppa . i4 liar !!" a daa af . a. I4 l ampaaaad" ar lap taattl tkraa 4aaa ara tak.a. prompatr a fa . raa4wp aa ant ar aa.a. aa la raa aa.tr a ..r. r aa ran a in 'k b.adar". a)..raa, tar. .a aca t kraal, aaaaa.aat. aar. and at I " f aaa at a'ta tffd-ap Qitl blaatn pn ta : a r w r w. - w . mil Ma taa la tk aar!4 !.' praartft rtif a "rap tola patan4. .11. raaaa aaly 2 i cat araaaaar. It a. ta aitkaat aa- a.-a. laalap (ar.. 14 raaaaa B aai.a-av. A.?l aa UMl.tnla, daa,f!f j Ahrrajr Hash la rtrk Ikrlmlrra. tn.rtni:i:. ii. Jn 11 i.p. cal Taa cabaliai taama. aacb of Ihra aameala. alll ba al-tad bara r d.r ta rprant tb Ab'4an Hist it. ho.. I in taa dasalaa to Wiln praparadaa.. policy a U affacta lb I nn.4 ittafa Armr. On lata ! I d.hat liitaim and tb athr Mont. ata Tba chaol. alaa anil lrc d.batiac Lama aitbia Iba npt It daa a Ta Pa.aaail Iba Aria. la4alaai:'y-llaiKa param Qtalnln r.... Ta. a) al, aaa ;. .t.MM c a aik4 Our Special 25c Hot LAinch juMt th thing thtf cold day: Dcliciou, ttaming hot, appetizing dish: Great Stock-Reducing Sales in The Economy Basement Store Candy Specials 30c Peanut Brittle, lb., 19c 40c Assorted Chews at 29c Boston Mints, pound, 25c Hard Mixed Candies, pound 10c Are of First Importance to Those Who Wish to Make Their Personal Expenditures Go Far Warm Knit Underwear For Women and Children WOMEN'S FLEECED UNION SUITS 59c Good quality, warm enough for ihi cold weather. Dutch neck, elbow leevw. ankle length. WOMEN'S VESTS AND TIGHTS 47c New hipment just in. Soft, fleece lined, high or Dutch neck, long or half-Ieeve vest$, ankle length tights. WOMEN'S ft UNION SUITS 79c Saxon-knit garments, in NX inter weight, fine ribbed style. Dutch neck, elbow sleeve, ankle length, form fitting. CHILDREN'S CRAY UNION SUITS S9c Just the thing for school wear. High neck. - long sleere. ankle-length suits, extra soft, warm fleece lining. Basement MarcUndiaa of O Merit Onl No Phone Orders for Economy Basement Sales New Undermuslins 59c GotavrM, Combinations, Envelope Chemise, Drawers, Corset Covers, Skirts Of fine rmulin. extra well made, full cut. Daintily trimmed with fine laces, embroideries, headings, insertions and ribbons. Winter Weight Cotton Fleeced Blankets In white and gray and with pretty fancy borders. 85c Blankets now . . . 63c $1.75 Blankets now t . .$1.47 $1.00 Blankets now. . .77c $2.25 Blankets now.. .$1.79 $125 Blankets now. . .93c $2.50 Blankets now. . .$1.87 $2.75 Blankets now. .$135 $4.00 Plaid Wool Blankets $2.95 Pair Wool combination fancy plaid blankets, full weight and size. In pink, blue and tan plaids. Cotton Crib Blankets 45c Pair . Heavy-weight cotton fleeced crib blankets, in pink or blue borders. Size 30 by 40 inches. Silkoline Covered Comforters And filled with the . best quality of laminated cotton. Full weight and size. All colors. $1JS0 Comforters at . . $1.23 $5.00 Comforters at . . $3.95 $2.50 Comforters at . . $1.95 $3.00 Comforters at . . $2.47 $4.00 Comforters at. .$3.19 Basement MEN Cashmere Hose for 17c Winter weight of men's black wool hose, very soft and warm and of a splendid quality. 50c Shirts and Drawers 43c Soft and warm fleece-lined shirts and drawers, in natural gray color. Close-fitting. French neck style, neatly trimmed. r $1.00 Union Suits for 79c Warm ribbed union suits, made of natural gray yarn with fleece lining closed crotch and French neck style. 75c Flannelette Nightshirts 48c 300 warm flannelette nightshirts, all good weight, in neat patterns and fast colors. Cut large in the body. $1 Flannelette Nightshirts 79c These nightshirts are made extra long and large shown in neat stripes and fast colors. $1.25 Flannelette Pajamas 98c Warm flannelette pajamas in pink. blue, gray and brown stripes. Cut full and large with military collar, silk frog trimmed. Basement Winter Coatings 98c Yard 56-inch woolen coatings that sold from $1J50 to $2.00 the yard. In navy blue, dark gray, ma roon and black; in stripes and zib cline effects. These materials are suitable for making coats, suits and children's wraps. $1.25 Colored Petticoats 39c A cleanup of our high colored petticoats, made with deep corded flounces, finished with pleated or bias ruffles. In rose, green, brown or gray. 50c Gingham Petti coats 39c These petticoats are made of Amoskeag gingham, in gTay or blue, wide and narrow stripes. In full style, with deep flounce, fin ished with bias ruffle. A Most Sensational Suit Sale This Season's $12.50 to $15.00 Styles At the One Price $4.95 Any woman in need of a suit for the remaining months, as well as for Spring wear, will find this her golden opportunity. Think of it . FINE ALL-WOOL ENGLISH SERGE SUITS For less than the cost of the material. In black and navy blue. The jackets of these suits are lined with satin strictly tailored finished in every respect Basement 350 New Crepe de Chine Waists at $1.98 They Are Really $2.75 Styles and Qualities ; This is an opportunity, we believe, to secure just the waists you would like. The newest and most popular, crepe de chine models at a great saving. These attractive waists come in white, flesh and maize. All made with the convertible collar, long sleeves and cuffs and finished wilh pearl buttons. . Basement Veiling Remnants Regular 25c to 50c 17c Length Plain hairlines and hexagons, woven or dotted designs. 1 to I J4 yards in length. BaaraaraL New $1.00 Spring Silks Just Arrived Go On Sale Today for the First Time At the Radical Price of 59c Fancy silks in all the new designs and colorings, consisting of pretty stripe messalines, new Persian messalines. plaid messalines, new foulards, stripe wash satins silks in both light and dark colors. Silks for every purpose, for waists, dresses, trimmings and linings. 22 and 24 inches wide. Basement Br-r-r-r! But It's Cold One of These Little Midget Oil Heaters Will Help a Lot Special $1.95 Or An Airtight Steel Sheet Heater at $1.19 Or Perhaps a Mascot Orbon Wood Heater Special at $9.45 Sold Everywhere at $12.00 Heavy cast lined, cast top and bot tom. Large full swing top, full nickel trimmed. Hot blast and direct draft. 18-inch fire bed. Basement $3.50 to $5.00 Trimmed Velvet Hats 98c In the latest mid-winter shapes and trimmed with feathers, wings, ribbons, ostrich feathers. In small, medium and large shapes. Basement Handkerchiefs 4c Each Of sheer, fine lawn, with nov elty colored borders. Basement Warm Garments for Cold Days, Nights For Women and Children $1.50 Flannelette Kimono Dresses $1.00 Utility style, that can be fastened across to either side front, making practically two garments in one. Made of toft, warm flannelette m pretty patterns and color combinations. Can be worn either as dress or kimono. All size. 36 to 44. 85c Flannelette Dressing Sacques 59c Jul the thing for chilly mornings, made in pretty style, trimmed with 'borders. Navy, light blue and red patterns. 75c WOMEN'S WARM FLANNELETTE SKIRTS 49c ttra heavy quality, in white, pink or blue stripes. V, ith rullles. fironSed with hemstitching or scalloping. Outing Flannel Gowns at Special Prices 85c Gowns S9c $1.00 Gowns 79c $135 Gowns 98c IT best gown e have ever offered at these prices. Of heavy, fleeced flannelette, extra large sizes, eatra well made and finished, in several styles. All sizes. CHILDREN'S FLANNELETTE GOWNS, 2 TO 14 YRS. JXTRA SPECIAL 49c, S9c, 69c TO $1.00 AH white, pink or blue fancy stripes. X ith or without collars, rfra.ght or yoke f.ni.h. Of ealra heavy flannelette, in full sizes, from 2 lo 1 6 years. $2.75 Children's Wool Sweaters $1.48 5,zrfc 26 to 32. Warm wpol sweaters, with or without collars. sleeve with tight cuffs, straight coat styles. Cosemenf EMBROIDERIES 30c and 35c Flouncings and Corset-Cover Embroidery Special 19c Yard With fast edges, on cambric and nainsook, in large and small patterns. 15c and 20c Cambric and Swiss Edges Special 9c Yard From 3 to 6 inches wide, new, dain ty patterns, fast edges. i Remnants OF LACES, EMBROIDERIES, CHIFFONS, NETS, BRAIDS, TRIMMINGS, SPANGLED NETS Regular to 75c Special 10c Each New Brassieres Special 25c a a 1 t L t a -a..l rnu-tuct ana noon-iruni airici, made of cambric, reinforced, lace and embroidery trimmed. -Basement DOMESTICS Now at White Sale Prices 3000 Yards Colored Outing Flannel 6c Yard Another shipment of splendid quality outing flannel for warm night gowns, night shirts and pajamas, skirts, and children's w"r In medium and dark grounds in stripes, checks and plaids, full 27 inches wide, in a Jarge assortment of patterns. Heavy, Round Thread Sheets 72c and 81c The right quality for home use, for hotels and rooming-houses, ' 2J4x2-yard size 72c, and 24x3-yard size 61c Regulation aiems. Pillow cases, 42x38V-in. 15c; 45x38yz-in. 16c. $139 HEAVY CROCHET FULL SIZE SPREADS $1.19 Good quality, soft finish, durable weight, for full-size beds. Several neat patterns. $1.25 LONGCLOTH, 36-INCH, 10 YARDS FOR 98c f Fine, evenly woven, free from dressing. 1 lc FULL-BLEACHED, 36-INCH MUSLIN 9c YARD Free from dressing. Made especially for underwear. 20c Pure White, Extra Heavy TURKISH TOWELS 15c Hemmed ends. Size 20x38 inches. Soft finish. Basement $1.00 New Style Corsets 69c Made of coutil with embroidery trimmings. Two pairs supporters attached. Sizes 19 to 26. Basement i 1 : I I - w . IS DISQUIETED DiirraNV .ovr.oi ao en. :HtL. ARK !; SJNKtK. Maraalralaal Oatr Dria. ttmm a a r raaaa 4 arraaa-7, la M atra Ta.r An Palal. taOLO laa rap mailt Of aara. l lr ama M..UIV P. r.Hai rkaaera. atoa-a. ! rrattn a ara aa raacbaal Uf rali tlc-lal Trovf Aria. Jan. II. Dlqilt- rl. coocarnin ina aalaoil.n- fa.-ao aro.amma-nt in ro- war. brouhl bara. tonight rala rrtm oala?. potior., dar.tandirc h. t a."n Uanrrat i 4'allaa. Military Oovarnor of and lalr-.naral M. Jal. Dia rommand of lha eontmnt op. ...i.ii lha Taaul Indiana. Id to tiav. arla.n and to laava aa-la a alaia thai a eraaa ta itiona tv.ta.an theaa t a o of - - Ihraatanad. uuacr Occrral Fraoci.co L'r- bal)o. th. Taiul chieftain, and Gan ral Joa TruJUIo. a former Villa l.adar. which now form a part of Gen eral Dieei forcet ware ald lo ba discontented over tha aliened de preciation In Carranxa money, with which they wara bainc paid. This. It aaa aald. waa tb. chief Jl.lurblnn fac tor among tha aoldlera. Ives i. Llevler. Mexican Conaul here, announced that General Venua tiano Carranma. head of ta de facto Mevlran government, today ordered all available troops from Cananaa and No calea. Konora. to Juares to lake th. field again. t Cneral Francisco Villa and ha followara. It was not known whether the troops were to march overland or whether tha Mexican authorities would apply to tha State Department at Washington for prmlton to transport them through Amert.an territory. Injnrlra Krom Snowllde Alleged. MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. I Carrying a baby In his arms and golns to a Christ ana, celebration. . Roy Bartholomew. Ill Uarficid avcauc, wa buried la a r..t .nnaal dc off the root Ol lire public library, he aays. and asks for damages from th. city, alleging that he suffered a gah In his head and other Injuries that laid him up for a weak. The baby escaped Injury. Bar tholomew said, as did also his wife, and other child, who wer. with him. Pastor to Become Shealierd. .ni.tno t.m 7 ha reniarnattcn a ra a- rtvavi - ' of the Rev. J unci & Ainlie was accepted recently after a protractea session m tha council of the North Shore Con- .aaaaliflnal H II TC h at Sheridan road and Wilson avenue. The pastor said he would turn hlmseir into a reai anep nard on a rin-h In Fonthrn Alharta Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it 25c at ail druggists. in Canada, where sheep herds await his attention. Molalla Band Association Eletcs. ' MOIJUJ.A. Or.. Jan. 13. (Special.) The Molalla Barad Association at Its annual election of officers this week elected as directors E. R. Todd", H. S. Harvey. Oscar Franklin and H. C. Rob- bins. Two years ago this association built an auditorium at a cost of nearly SS0OO. O. K. Cole was again elected director of the band. Dr. Wo a Ting Fans, former Chinese Min ister to the United States, is now T." years old. and" recently, after announcing his intention to live to the age of 1.0. declared that tbe remaining 75 years would be ien over to literary pursuits "" ATTENTION! Regular $10.00 Glasses, My Special Price $6.00 Regular $ 6.00 Glasses, My Special Price $4.00 Regular $ 3.00 Glasses, My Special Price. $2.00 These prices are for balance of January and to advertise my new location and an inducement to you to get those Glasses fitted you have needed so long. I absolutely guar-, antee every pair of Glasses I fit to give satisfaction and to be the best quality. Headaches have been cured in thousands of cases that I have fitted with Glasses. Over 30 years' practice. Consultation free. a ' I 1 f DR. GEO. A. CUTTING 392'j Washington St. Formerly with Jaeger Bros.