MONEY TRACED 10
GERMAN ATTACHE
British Pubfish Letters
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WEEK'S CASUALTIES 158
Offtaa lrt Maawa - BkallUa.
la laaaalrlal torUl-al
UM. nr. i.a. I 4tAA
t .t . aa. .. iaaaarr I.
r 1 . 1 a----.l.. faarta4 ta tka
.ia .4aatrt f'IUl I-iraa
naaMUA --aa aa fatal 'X l
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aarkaM.'. ". aatta a I : SI
. r-.-. ..-iw waaal-a..
. ;rvt at.J.r u ia aa4 sarjara-
( Mrk kt ).- the Sad
fr wee -e firm aad tfMl:"M
at M-Mtrit lat-r la kur4cw a-e-
T- f:alS te aurneer f
t.Ma ar inlua'rv. "aw-alil If. !
l. B'l ee. ' I. rsira-ioa
11. ire Bad eeei . tranafer
immm It. Iiskl i4 f"f Irene
'lettoa V tepee.mi:i . ar-erase
(Mr 1 rail4 erBlae it. Ke
int.iii I. ed aB4 '! rom-
S. .aO.n 7. Ie fo loa-ie
mb MeBaa !. wea-Ba. terra-
iBaa- raoTier eoiRftea. realles-
seres 4mf saaaatactsrtaa.
i 4a. reaie. araa i. our
rm r4), eerBaater. traveler
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j COUNCIL GALLED
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Pa last.
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iaataa, J.a. It Ta. Atta. O.aaral
ka. taat.a ta
imi'l a4 a. iia atal a BBf"i
raaf.raara af liaaafaiaaal raaaaal will
ka k.14 la laiarvr.l tka ' I'aart
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t'al.faraia Iak4 aal caa. l
aaa.al la r.a.k.4 tka Atlanta?-
M.aal HI a4la tka aar a(
l.t.i.r a4 a:r.t. af Acrxaitar.
I. f la ki. tk. akay aj.
la la-aaaMitUf ' allaa lk
4ui4 a4 k.w iaajfa4 aa a
laa .ianaa
I a la ! Ila aa 4pMa.al la
I.I ! .la a kaaa
aa'"r4 ka kMa a-a la f.amilaia a
aaai la iikkm Taa lai.fta aa4
AMaitaral I-alm.aa a.M lk.
ar. aw.i-ia t ap'.fi.a af t At-t.r.ai-tua.-.l
Tka ( rk. .il.iv.fal
kaa '4 alk.r a4
a.aa k aaan.akal la t a ta
iaa kai ariiaa araaasir aa
taa.a a. at .k
Wk.a tka Atlaa-4laaral k f.
aa.l.t-4 kia aplaiaa. I'WIl la Caa.
araa aa Ika t'kaaikartavta ae4 olkaf
kalla alU k. hnvt
MILKFOR BABES BARRED
rnr.kiM to rmnaio mirnrw
to rrT roimiia. i.
a I BIW4 fjiataa vataiaaMl
a P.at.4 -ra KHIlarT
an-.- tkaataaaa larka
TAltXOTOJC. Jaa. II "a4
kaa arlia4 "t aaliltara ' ' ta
aaiail aka"Bla af aa4.cvaa4 pHh
kr rkartl.kla aalatlora la laa
t'kl!4 (ta ta lUrmanr and Atrl
tlaarr fr a -a af Ika bak.a. of !
aairia mUM4of ' al I'aria
aa4 aiaa4or ! at L.a4oa vara
!k.rt4 ra"nr kr Uaa-
ib ta la-filra If Ik. iafpfi-u af
rraara b4 Oraat llrl'-ala eul1 V'
nil aak aolOBMBta artar Ika AmarKaa
Ha4 iToaa k.4 a4 t "
aviaarataiaa af ika 4it jlkal loa OT ika
a.k la aaaora Ita aa for Ika purpaaa
t. 1-4
Aatbaaa4ar Warp- rplr at ra
r.iT.4 to-i-tv fclr h. Ulate I !.'". It t.
A 4-partra.et paraekr.aa af ll I "!'":
-f. kra-h gat.ramaal. B4-r da'.e
f J.aaarr IX. r.poet rr.ipt of our
laiirt ll aa tkal aa aocaaat af
aut'T fuUliaa II la eat a-l:iB
la .atkariea aitia( af B ilk eilhaf
la ii.rm.itT ar Aa.trla-lluaaarjr. eo
if Ik. V. Creaa !!! lofar!-. dlatrl
bioa" WOMAN ATTACKED AT NIGHT
.laaallaal Klrl l aroaarloaa VW-tlral
aa llr I W al Marabfla-ld.
MH4ilirirLJ. iw J"- M -Ca-ci.l
ra. K. U- l-.'kata. af tb!e tilt.
rOT.atl wa aaaaalta4 aa eke etapixd
o.i. kar ka.-. tarr-, oaa .T.nlr.. Ur
Par a am I a premises! jll5 n as 4
kr'.lfe raatrartar.
Mr. 1'rrKa a a-al kr laa tkraat
1,4. .a etfucciiaai sb4 try laa ta ta.l
la Mr. rarkaav. all aa lB4a.
atratffc araaaclaua Trie maa aha aa
aavltej kr. aol atiaft.4 a4ir.lni
t.ria aaB fatm.Bt. kuk4 tk pro.
trala raa ka ras alt TB af
(am tee alar aa a aM a kaa anew
r.v-ral ta ira4. a4 tka B-.an a
Ira. ke "r. fa lo4 ta Ika kam at B
.r.a "a Mr. Perham d-lar.l ta
ka promiaeat. Na arreala ka t.aa
m4.
MEDFORD PUPILS TO WRITE
a-tool CTilktmi rua la Take Tart
latir rill Wr.
Mi:trrtr . Jaa It il
l iiaJM I.Mara lo frieaa la the
i:aai a ill ka rtit k Mlfor4 arriaol
rBii4r.a 4 irtr. l-ttr ritine week.
a-ror4tnc l' an anaauBcam.nl bp aa
p.riat.ed.ai ef IV ho-! Man. Tka
aark al l . un-l-r in dirartioa oi tea
rioua rrta. ip.ia"
Tka rii " k. ta a4k.ra atrtcltp
la at.l.al". aaitk tka idea tkal Ik.
aal jral rrr.a af Houikera ua
ara et ro-.k wllfcoat raal cal-r
tad. Tk. l ermrll l-lub arili aaalat
la ika ceeipeiaa. ana) aa aort will a.
mad. ta ka efT main bar ef tka rluk
writ, la ava m.a4 la tk. KkaL br(tn
a auti la 11 aal aaaurlo a k.aria
REPRISALS TO BE TAKEN
t.-.i-.l in. ry- Pat-
Iniaaiai, f t. li.rman cbaraea r -a-ard
n tk fara!OnaT. kal Jte4
hat tia af'dav.ta of th. American
ma.atr wf laeaSl-laat on whl.k
ta ac.-ept aa true Ik. ( tkal Iba
r.rmaa. kad a.a k.lled wklla kelp
ies .
l( w (.nerailr IriulM la linden
at ikai tia lhal tha raoy to ajormaay
wo, 14 aol ba .atiafatocy an! tkat th
..at wove woul4 ka reprtala la Ika
f.raa Of the alaotiaf Of UritiaB aflfall
aad -:d.-. k"1 'i"a la rar.
m.nr la aoaal BumNer lo the., of tk.
Utraaa aukaaarma wka loot their live
lt.r U4.a d.apalcha I4 tkat
laa Aavericeaa wka w.r. aboard Ika
kaaiai aad a later ea i.l4 la Ike
p-iti. army, bad made aOUevtte con
iradf tia th... mad la .New ITIeant
ky Ik ma'-o-.ore-
laaath Dralaaro DHtrkl i:im.
KLAblATII TAlXaV Or. Jan. !.
i a.-tal. At kwaaalari mina al
ike teckao:4"k ( tka Klamala I'raiB
aaa luatrwt tk fallow ln affvera war
..arird far tka aaaulaf year preaident.
M klatceaba. k.r. .-rtfr. A.
V blakaifr: tr.aeurar. I. F. T:mt.
d.ret.r. C. R. r-vLaa. Tla preaMant
aad aacretary. taiker witk Jr U.l.
raaatitat lha k.ar4 of 4.rrtr. Vkt
lar af latareat to tk akeooatioa war
diacaaa.4.
a-cit.m."
T. e-M la rn-M ea-t aa l-aa aae l-S .
i a - a J . . . - . - : a L- e t m . r
41a. u(v a Casraa a - aa aa. ara.
a LSI-
PLANS FOR DEFENSE
IN STATE OF CHAOS
Members of Congress Indorse
Preparedness but Stick at
Raising Revenue.
GASOLINE TAX UNPOPULAR
rontlnratal Army ItraianVrd .bjr
Maa aa mpra-tarabl aad Prra.
rat ladk-alaoat Ar ll W II IVe
Atmavdotkro tlllmalrly.
ORr.OCMlAX NEWS BfRRAt. Waak
laii.a. Jaa. Il-fltir ckaa prall
la Ctltmi silk paapart ta tk irt
prakl.fn af Xleal dfB. Nolwllk
itiiliaf tka iitKI ka kaaa dtkcuaaad
frm !! anfl) for a prte of avonthk:
BetwIlbktaBdIBd tka BltUud of Ike
,i)tniBiatratla kaa kaa t forth, kfid
Batwith.landia Ik fart that tk Jgd
naai af Ika ba.t mllltarp miada In lb
Aauimi Arm) and Nr bar kaaa
r4a t writiBd th.ra lo karr.-
B,l or aaatbhlaax-a of Bromnt OB
Ik. pl.a af prrparrdBaax
Tb.ra ara aeenr a manr P'bbo of
frer-r4n' a Ih.r ara tUaalora and
ti.p-.atiia. .No man .. raadr
la arr.M the plaa of anetk.r. Tk.ra la
t lo eio la t'oaitua an .Blkval
aatie .i-ot t-r tka proarramme
aa;M aat kp Ike rreeldeot. Ok Ika
ack.r kar4. Bme f-atarM of the A4
aoai.trattea plaa ara drawina .naral
lira aa4 probablp will be aarrificed.
M.traM la Ptbrklaa Pwlal.
.V airikio fratura of Ike Conrrre-
lonal atiaaliaa la trial Ikera ara many
oka dalala th.sn la favor of roa
aanakl. praparMiBea nd t ro Bo
wl lo rot to raiae lb. r.tio
aroiMiT to prorlde u-k prapBrdoaa
aa hT adaorale. Whea It cornea to
Ika queetioa of rno ih.r I Jl
a ir..l dlvaralty ef opiolon pr
il with rard to Iba que.tlon- of
prrara4ne.
Crm thtnd. kowerer. la bromln
mora and mora apparent. Tk Conil
oeaial Army Id. a advanced ky lh
IT.ar4.nt and hrtarr liarrieoa la
aaporalar and protabir will bare to
ka ,rnlnatd from th pr.paradoaaa
prectamma. Py many the Continental
Army la reaarded aa Imprrctlrabl. It
i hld that much an army cannot k
ri-d. or If rataad that ll would not
af.'ord ad"jviat. tralalo: ky other tk
opmiaa l bold that lha ranttnantal
Army would op.rato to kandirap. If not
deairey. . Ike National liuard. Tfc.a
would- aubatnut for th Continental
Army tko mi ni pay bill.
laaaallaa Taa t apapalar.
On one other point there la fa
oral MmiMii. thouch thia may b dla
palled wh.a th Admlnlolrallon brlnca
praaaur lo bear. If a OIe could b
taken tomorrow on the propoaal to tkl
saaolia.. th. Id' would be rr)c-lrd two
o one. or by aa .n creator majorty.
Tkat la lha way Consreae 11 about
Ibat propoMd lax. Put It le too early
to ear that Cona-raaa will vote a It
think, for th. freaidant bka nat yet
undertaken to bear down oa Conraa
and wh.a he do. bo may b able to
forra many lmocrat to vol contrary
lo their rat--on. 1 )uimnt.
With chao prevalllnc II a""" cer
tain that the ultimate lr-la!tlon muat.
of n.raa.lty. b compromise leclelatlnn.
Thar are many la Coairaai who In
clia to lha vlrw that the I'ntted btataa
ahould adPt the twlaa yatra of unl
reraal military lralnln. yet not on In
tea wha bold thla bllf I ready to
vote hie conviction. ntor Cham
karlaia. ckairauaa of the lUnala mil
itary committee. Introduced a rvlaa
atalrm bill, but In preaentmr It aatd
it wa afferad merely to brln about
d aruealoo. and any bill Introduced In
lhal way la dead when It I introduced.
0. A. gTfAVORS LETTERS
iorr.BoR MurtaiKR rrLLb wht
itite mm ld nr. pooirra
fa. I Area aad W.aaarraa Ar (amparrdJ
A Ilk War raaabai Plaeaa and
l-alrtalle Daly t rad.
tl!KiHV AiatltCVLTt'RAL COKLEOE.
a.'urvlik. Jan. II itipcclal In vl.w
of in fct lhal "Irrtt.r-Writlna- wk"
i n.ar at hand. John tk Hornr. pro
f.aaor of blalorr. ae out lo the claaa
ta aarraon Matory lod.y the aiaiemeot
lhal Kncland. with a ponuialaoa of
;i..4e. haa I.m than two-third the
ar.a of iitamn. which baa a popula
tin of only ..
rorthrrmoro. lb atat.raent wa made
thai If i:nl.nd were a larca aa ore
con kha muld. with lha ptrne of
......i,. ..mnori hair aa many
I popia aa live In the Colled Flat. of
America. tar way 01 -iii-
waa ;ao atalrd that th. Wlllamclt
Val.ry i aa lrre aa bUeaarhiitl
and thai Orataa rover more territory
Ihaa lb. combined tt of New Tork.
VlaiiirDiuaii. Connecticut. I'.hodo la
land. Maryland. New Jersey. Vermont
aad Wiasir. which support a popu
lation of lt.a).0.
Vet. said th speaker, th crest bis
tori. of our country ara practically
ileal rear4Bc the mineral, the for-
ata. th. rick soil, the ainu.vd water
power and other natural reaourcea and
fabulous po.tbilui.s lhl invite pros
pective touriet. enierprralnc Investors
and toltiaaaakafl lo Orocon.
Thar. for. It la a Patriotic procead
Ibc on the part of the people ta dls
eeminate al borne and abroad correct
a format lea rcardin the Industrial,
the ed'acational and th clvlo conditions
that prevail in this stale. TTofes.or
Horner concluded
WOMAN IN RUBBER PLOT
iv-oicrnrvM cm .: rt t
(.rr i rruti to 6i:rm it.
f a.lraka.a. It I Charmed. a I
Maa bVeea khlppad aa rareeael s
aatal( aa MaMterdasa.
NET- TORK. Jsn. 14 Four men aad
a woman were Indicted today by a
realrral grand Jury o a charce of ces
. Piracy to yiolale the customs Isws of
the Cnlted i-tatas by shipptnc eoo
irabaad rubhar to O.rnisny. Thoaa
i i.d.fted ware. r.awaro r u t . m
'couaia of Albert Vet-br. aa arth-ial of
' r . n..a at Barltn: Paal
, . . . . 1 - hAr.M.r lit Ih. MUB-
waniai. " r i
k.r Ouayale Acancv. of this eityq
!. J..r. a a.armsn ma.r "
,;airfanai: Mrs- Ann's raekkera,
a native ef Holland, and I; I. fieri Vtobl
b.il. a nturtis.d cltisea who op
er.ira a ru!txr and cement laclorj
here. Th CubtuI agency 1 also mad
Harold Content. Assistant United
tates Attorney, said today that Mrs.
w-kkers waa to have been tk co-be-tween.
Her so and th fact that ska
had bean In the kabit of maklnc fre
quent trsns-AUantlo trips ware railed
on to protect her from suspicion. Th
rubber wss ta ba carried by bar as par
aonal baccaaa.
Kour and a half tons of rubber waa
obtained by the alleced conspirators,
accordms to Mr. Content., befora tha
attempt at shipment was mad.. Oa
November i't. Mr. Dekkera took pas
sc oa the Holland-American liner
Rrndam. bound for Rotterdam. ho
had four trunks and alfbt packinc
rasas filled w-ith rubber, but which
waa marked personal bares-.
m information clvea the customs
authorll.es by Rrtlteh scents. Mrs.
IVkkers- bass vat i held .up aad aha
wsa not permitted to aaiL
The dafendanl will ba crratrnsd In
the Federal luetrtcl Court nest Mon
day.
GERMAN PAPERS DIVIDE
THRO UPKCTH Oft FRA7ICHISB
DIrl.KArn IOMC I
Matter la Saejrthlec la B Rsaeoe4
After War, Aaaaaan Frwa.
alaa friaa Mia later.
PF.RLIN. via London. Jan. 14. The
Vorwsvna eipreeaes dissatisfaction
with that portion of tha a p reck from
th throne delivered yeatarday at tha
apenlnc of tha t-rnaalaa lie' whlcb
ref.ra lo tha reform of lbs Prussian
franchlaa. Th other papers ara
soar drat la their commenta. esceptlnc
trio Tacrblatt. which declarea openly
Ha diaMtiafaction. Th eentenc ra
sardine francblaa reform, says th
Tsceblsil. demsnds ef th people "a
far-reachinc renunciation.
The Other papers ara either ea I la
fled lhal mora raruiot ba expected at
the present time. or. like the Tea-
Zeltunc and Kreuaa Zeilun. and ona
ar two other papers of the aitrem
rickl faction are of th opinion that
th promtea Coos too far.
Ksceptinr lha Taceblatt. th Radical
pap.ra. which befora th war were
leudaal la demandlnc tha franchise, do
aot speak a word of adverse criticism.
Th anticipated reference to fran
chiee reform waa xpresad In th
paech from th thron delivered by
lr. Von Uethmann-llollwec. the Proa
sian Prim. Minister. In dsflnlte pbrasaa
as somethlnc to ba expected after th
war. owlnc to tko harmony and mu
tual respect developed In th Prussian
nation by trials of tba war.
STUDENT PLAY SUCCESS
INK HIVALB- ABLr PRKXEMTEO
AT LISCVL MICH.
Mwale by s-rkeel Orrkeafra la Trlampk
aad Ptaalac aad Iraprilea Flae.
Altvadaac-a la Lavrtjo.
Richard Brlnaley Sheridan's comedy.
-Th Klvals." clven yesterday by th
Uncoln llicb School class of February.
It. al tba auditorium, was a distinct
success and muslo by th school or-
cheatra was a triumph. Tba slartnc.
properties sod coal urn a a war unusu
ally fin. Miss Ruth Pfsendrr won pop
ularity with her sinclnc. Carl Demon
directed th ore heat r a.
O rare a Alstadl stArfed as Kir An
thony Absolut. Th rol wa well
played. F.xcellent support was lent him
by Miss tCether Hettlacer aa Mra Mai-
aprop. Harry Ilettlncer was typical as
th ardent lover. Captain Jack Abso
lute. Lydla wss admirably played by
Alvira Harry.
IX J. Conway scored a marked suc
cess as Bob Acre Humorous Inter-
Dretatlon of Sir Lucius O'Trtccer was
effected by Adolph Block. Horace
Foulkes. as Thames tha coachman, lent
sn Idesl atmosphere. Nelson Iaexendorf
won succeaa aa th captain valet.
Irid. In th hands of Aba Ooldstone.
wss well hanlcd. Hsrxld liaker ap
peared well as Mr. Kaulkland. Lucy
wss shly played by Miss Kuth Pfsen
drr. Mlas Luclle Smith Ckv a fin
lda of Julia.
Hoth yesterday afternoon s perform-
anc and last night's vera well at
tended.
GUARD TO REPEAT SHOW
Member." "friend lo Be GnmU
Wrdaraday Mglil.
At lha cooclualon of tha military
tournament held last nlcht for the
third ronsecutlv time at th Armory,
all th units of the Orecon National
liuard In Portland and vicinity particl
pallnc It waa decided to repeat the
events aevt Wednesday nlcht. Jsnuary
i f.r th. kanafli of the friends of
tha men who havo taken part In the
tournament.
Anoroxlmatalr 1200 ticket will be
distributed amonc the men belorurlnar to
the different detachments, and both
officer and men ar creatly Interested
tn the, e.ml-prlvste entertainment.
Lieutenant Kenneth P. Wllllsms had
chares of th tournament that nded
last nlcht.
ii!aie for lha entertainment nest
l'.Hn..H.r nlahi will be clvrn by the
third Infantry Band.
FOOD MADEFR0M BONES
Anvrrloa Is InvcatlBstlng nii-occry
of German.
of Agricultural chemists are examin
ing asm plaa of now tooas irora ammai
bona and blood Invented since the war
began by a Carman sciential at Cologne,
boiivan 1 th nam given to th blood
food.
i ne iiarmaa j w. ...
I i i. Inva.i irilmr Ih. aciantlat'a
assertions that he has developed nour-
Ipnjag xooca pampiaa wa ai. iwuu '
f la tha Cnlted (States by an Amart-
eaa Cnnaul In Oermany.
COL0RADANS PLAN GAYETY
blat Society Adopts Programme at
nualnrae Meeting.
A sarles of social gstherlng to be
held in connection with the regular
meetings wsre planned at tha session
of the Colorado State Society at the
Central Library last Bight. These, it
Is intended, will take the form ef
dsneea. card parties and addresses Dy
prominent spsakers on Issues of the
dv. A committee wss appointed to
take chars, ef th arrangements for
thee gatherings.
A committee was also appointed to
draw up a new constitution and by
Ik vs.
HclriKnd Man Xsmetl At-rlrnltnrlst.
ORKfliNUV NEWB Bl'REAL. Wash
ington. Jsn. 14 A. E. Lovett, of Red
mond, or. hss been appointed agrl
cult'irlat In the Held eervtc of th D
j.rtincnl of Agrlcullur.
AU IMaU Orders Promptly and Carefully Filled at
.-i a v- 1 n i T 1 Tnnt1 on
express ana irarcei jtosi raciviigcs x icpam
Store Opens
Dallr at
8:30 A. SL
On Saturdays
9:00 A. M.
Padfle PboM
Marshall 5089
The
JanuaryClearanceSale
PRICES REDUCED IN EVERY SECTION OF THE STORE
A sale of unequaled saving advantages, a clearance o all Winter goods odds
and ends, broken lines, surplus stocks, remnants, discontinued lines, etc.--goods
that must be disposed of before stocktaking. It necessitates a great sacrifice
of profits for us, but at the same time affords you the greatest money-saving
opportunities of the entire season. Every department is involved.
I
A Great Clearance Sale Special!
Women's
Grade Winter
s
hoes
In the Best-Known Makes All Fash
ionable Leather in Both Button and
Lacec Values to $4.00 on tfcO Q'T
Sale at, Pair y&.V I
To really appreciate the importance
of this sale you must see the shoes
themselves. They are of such well
known makes as Val Duttenhoffer,
Edwin G. Smith, Kridew Shoe Co.,.
etc All late, new models, in gun
metal, vici kid and patent leather, in
button and lace. All styles and sizes.
Sold regularly up to $4. tO 07
Clearance price I
Misses' and Children's $2.25 Shoes,
sizes 111, to 2, priced at 1.97
Misses' and Children's $2.25 Shoes,
sizes 8! to 11, priced at $1.37
Infants,-Shoes in sizes 5 to 8, $2
grades, on sale at 97
Broken lines of Boys' Shoes, in values
to $3.00, on sale at $1.67
DUTCH-DYKE FAILS
Zuyder Zee Pouring in on
North Holland Province.
GREAT AREA IN DANGER
Sfany Farm Are Flooded and In
habitants Are Fleeing la Boats.
Amntrrdam In Believed
Protected by Canals.
AMSTERDAM, via London. Jan. 14.
The Telegraaf reports that the Zujrdr
Zee dyke at Katwoude has broken
end that Zuld Polner haa been flooded.
The Inhabitants of that place were
obliged to abandon It and have fled
to Edam, which Is partly flooded, the
newspaper adds.
A latter messsjte from Edam says
that the drke protecting Polderexre
vang Is in danger and that If it breaks
the result will be the flooding- of the
greater part of North Holland.
At 7 o'clock tbls morning, adds the
meaeaga. an alarm bell was runs; at
Hroeck. alao In tha province of Nortb
Holland, about six miles northeast of
Amsterdam, as the flood waa pouring
In with terrlflo force.
Many farms are completely Inun
dated, the Inhabltanta proceeding In
boats to surrounding villages. There
was great consternation in the water
land district as the water cam over
the dike and the inhabitants are flee
ing to Amsterdam.
Volendam Is entirely flooded and
Monnikendam, on the mainland, and
th Island of "darken are under water.
The province of North Holland men
tioned In the Amsterdam dispatch as
seriously menaced by floods forms a
peninsula. It has an area of 106
square miles, much of whlcb Is below
the level of the sea and protected by
dikes. Amsterdam Is in the south
ern part of tha province, but al
though near the district mentioned
as Imperiled by the flood. Js regarded
ss protected from serious flood dinger
by its system of canals.
CHINA REPLACES EMBARGO
Flour Xot to Be Exported: North
went Mills Benerit.
SEATTLE. Wsh, Jsn. 14. Seattl
flour millers were officially advised
today that the Chinese government haa
replaced the embsrgo on the export of
Chinese flour, which was tken of.
soon after the beginning of the Euro
pean war. . . .
Local flour exporters ssld that this
would enable them to resume their for
mer large shipments of flour to Hong
kong, from whlcb market they virtu
ally were driven by th Chinese com
petition. ABERDEEN JFACING SUITS
Property Owners Declare Cutting; of
Rtrrvt Move Homes. .
ABERDEEN. Wash, Jan. 14. (Spe-
CIL Five damage eults. aggregating
114 SO In claims, probably will be
brought against this city, due to land
elldea on Second avenue, which the
claimants sy sre due to cutting of
two streets below grade. The Council,
followlns; the sdvlce of City Attorney
Cross, ha disallowed the claims.
Jlost in Value The Best in Quality
A Great Clearance Sale Special!
Sale Women's
Fine Corduroy
Nobby Plain and Belted-Back Styles in
Brown, Green, Blue and 20 QQ
Black; Values to $16.50 ?O.W
Winter comfort, chic styles and an un
usual saving unite to make this offer
ing of Women's and Misses' Corduroy
Coats one of the most important items
listed for this sale. Included are
models with plain or belted back, with
or without plush collar. All sizes in
shades of brown, green and CO QQ
black. Values to $16.50, at Zt Z?
Women's Hand - Embroidered Linen
Waists in Values to $4.50. Your JQn
Choice at...
Another great Clearance special a
closing out at an extraordinary price
reduction of a fine lot of Women's Pure
Linen Waists shown in styles with
hand-embroidered front. They come in
sizes 34, 36, 38 and 40. The kind regu
larly sold up to $4.50. Priced for this
sale at 79
The claimants allege that the slide
hss been going on steadily for some
months with the result that their
bouses have been moved and their
basements and plumbing: damaged. On
B street, at the end of Second avenue,
the slides have moved a concrete side
walk a foot Into the street.
WINTER BRIDES WIDOWS
Slaldens Are Xot Among Vancouver
Marriage License Applicants.
VANCOUVER, Wanh.. Jan. 14. (Spe
cial.) Widows know the happiness of
married life, so no wonder they are the
only women being married these cold,
dreary days, when the Columbia River
is packed with Ice. while the maidens
sit calmly at home and wait for more
pleasant 'weather.
Yesterday all who were married were
widows, and today the four women to
secure marriage licenses had passed
through the same experience before
and were willing to do so again. It
has been noted that in the cold months
of the year the percentage of widows
to maidens to marry is largely in favor
of the widows.
HYGIENE MEETINGS HELD
Field Secretary of Society Reports
on F-antern Oregon Work.
PENDLETON. Or.. Jan. 14. (Spe
cial.) Dr. W. D. McNary. head of the
Eastern Oregon State Hospital, and
Rev. J. E. i-nyder. of the Presbyterian
Church, have, according to J. A C.
Oakes, field secretary of the Oregon
State- Hygiene Society, conducted
single handed , more meetings in the
state than any other workers of the
society.
Among the SO towns and cities in
which they have either one or both
conducted meetings before men. women
and mothers are: Moro. Heppner, Con
don, Klamath Falls. Lakeview, Arling
ton. Hermlston, Stanfleld, Echo, Union.
North Powder. Haines, Sumpter, Hunt
ington, Ontario, Nyssa. Vale, Pilot
Rock, Adams. Athena and Weston. A
large mass meeting for men will be
held In Pendleton Sunday, January 15.
BERRY GROWERS TO MEET
Hennewick Sleeting Called to Effect
Better Marketing Plan.
KENNEWICK. Wash., Jan. 14. (Spe
ciaL) The strawberry growers of the
Kennewick district have called a public
mass meeting for January 17 to agree
upon some plan of marketing this
year's ' crop at a greater profit than.
last year.
Last year trie Berries were snipiieu
aw. A. a. Hnlnel .nni'imn -the.
luruufja unco i" iii-'t"' .
Yakima Valley Fruitgrowers' Associa
tion, the Fruit Exchange and the H.
H. Davis company. jiany iiaaan
shipped independently.
Tk. nr , Vi Rif.Ma.nfl district
already have unanimously agreed to
ship their entire crop through some one
shipping concern, prouauiy m wii
eratlve agency.
TRAINS TO TAKE SHORT CUT
O.-W. K. & . Co. to Begin Using
Coyote Cutoff Sunday.
PENDLETON. Or.. Jsn. 14. (Spe
cial.) Sunday " morning the first pas
seneer train will be routed over the
O.-W. R. at N. Company's Coote cut
off out of Pendleton. The shorter
route, which lessen the distance be
tween Portland and Tendleton 16 miles,
will cut down the r'.mnina time about
a half hour. With tile opening; of the
cutoff the new freight terminals at
Clearance Sale Prices.
"i flft PlirohaBPC
-
Store Closes
Daily at
5:30 P.M.
On Saturdays
6:00 P.M.
Home Phone
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Pilot Rock Junction will be placed in
operation.
Trains No. 17. 18. J9. g and 4 are to
be routed over the cutoff and trains
No. 6, 1. 2 and. the motor to Umatilla
will run over the old track.
What to Do for
Itching Skins
Eczema, ringworm and other itchinc.
burning skin eruptions are so easily
made worse by improper treatment,
that one has to be very
careful. There is one
method, however, that you
need not hesitate to unc,
even on a baby's tender
skin that is, the resinol
treatment. Resinol is the
prescription of a Balti
more doctor, put up
In the form of
resinol ointment and
resinol soap. This proved so remark
ably successful, that thousands of
other physicians have prescribed it
constantly for over twenty years.
Resinol usually stops itching in
stantly, healing the eruption quickly,
unless it is due to some serf--i in
ternal disorder. Resinol Ointment and
Resinol Soap can be bought at any
druggist's, and are not at all expensive.
Write for free sample. Dep. -S,
Resinol, Baltimore, ild.
S Pain in the Badu 2
8 Is often of the most violent n
character, yet it is surpris- M
g ing how quickly it disap- B
pears when Sloan's Lini- jj
ment is used, not only for
S backache but for Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Nerve Pains, Slosn's s
Liniment is remarkably effective, jsj
n - a. M
bloan s
Liniment S
KILLS PAIN H
"Keep a bottle ta your homd." J
Price 25c, 50c $U00
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BRIQUETS
Absolutely the
cheapest and best
fuel on th market:
three -ton lots, f 7
par ton delivered.
Will Redace Your Colli Bill One-Half.
PACIFIC COAST COAL CO.
240 WASHINGTON ST.
Mala 129. A 8893.
ELL-ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it 25c at all druggists.
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