Tnr MOT.XIXG OTiEGOXIAX, TUESDAY, FEUnUART, t, 1916.
1D0YS CLIPPER SLEDS WE HAVE THEI FIFTH FLOOR !
SOME IMIRYMEN WHO ARE HELPING FORM STATEWIDE CO-OP-EI.
ATI. K EXCHANGE AT IMPERIAL HOTEL SESSIONS.
WITH FAMILIES IDLE
Industrial
Exhibition
of Portland public schools
on Sixth Floor. Every Port
land citizen should see it.
aaaaa-.j
We have Just Completed
Our Annual Inventory
Unadvertised Bargains in
After-Inventory "Cleanups"
Found in Many Departm'ts.
Vr. BaJcr in Report to Council
Tflt Q.UALIT't' STC5 fE OV- PORTLAND
rahaooUvT1uiiiaaAloar3ta.
Urges Immediate Steps
for Relief.
BY MAIL TODAY!
filD OF PEOPLE IS ASKED
1
THOUSANDS OF Ell
ORDER
I wrr of DrpartmnC lo tr Willi
MiMtton I Lmrk In and Many
Mml tittle rtrtlrf In Nranir
Work Thl I rroUW.
f ry4 art )f-rs!n lffr t th mu-ft--r?Al
paMk imrlnfmi4 turrtbi. and
lfrt--m'nl w f hr clifVinj th
l-rv.-n.-y of th- ifiMrr lo Impro
!". QrmfltyroM probtm h bnK
t rmmf. erorttn to report hkn
.r h uhaiittl lo th City Council
t ft f. itiritin iy rrfnmiMloiw r Hakr
?fr. t.i.r dlr tht orntl.r-C taul
dor- f -(.- ronditkr.
AVt'd nn f p-cttrl at tr-
mm pv mmt bur. Th n .r
hi r4 ef rmlty. itP mn
tl-ir ci14tk rvJ th-T Nn
inh.- to obtai m pijr fn-n I. Unx of
lrrn It . .-. lrkn up lhir
f'i-nif ir ni prt ( Ihnr h.m-- f-r
IKin C 1 M- ir K of f tr.-h f
-fl- r:-tf from ih public m.t
th- f y th- only otuttoaj of
th pr iiciiit 4 dcir
f Ma Mfctr D-slty.
A vrc of 1 : m. r rtr
t"r : th mrifl bur... d'jr
i hv no fvl or fu al horn, lb'
n'r b p -n wc i n 4 na t vjih
txxton r-rl. M mnt Tbor l rk n
tir- hr.t. but th humb-r of unm
,'-t h wo irtl thl for th
in.fcft iTf ork enl no 4.jr rjF
fir -k. Tht mv only $1 wry
P w.ttj lo fact fn-n.
om rr)utoDr i-kr rprt follow
In prt:
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Exchange Formed With Pur
pose to Cut Middlemen.
STANDARDIZATION IS PLAN
Aboat a IiMlefwndrnI Co-oprratlve
Crrmmrrlf (Uprrtrd lo Il Ilrp-
nlrtt In New OrKanlta-
lioa lo IZslpnd Trmd.
oniirM Ki.i'.rrrn v one
,IIXIIMriHITIIK)tlHl y
r.kc nf.: t.T .Mi. nr.
rrldnt. t:l Cmrr. Carlioa.
Ci.cqiIi commit Ire. IL C. voa
I'MIomath: W. A. tmllr
l:."dlrt : J. J. Vh.idon. Al
bmtij. J Klrchn. Ortion illj.
I'ti1iii alo tn.ra brr of
.cuttv rorrtmtlt't.
-r(rjr anil iMOlftr lo b
lrlvl br romnilll..
ll4Jn'4Mrra of orinutlon
lo bo (abllhl In I'ortland.
'Pllal lok tlx.d at $ I
Nrarlr Hf ro oprati
crrtnmrr la atal lo affillala.
1. J. W. rook. Dvor Ialao4. Or. I X. W
A. Hall. Oatahaalr. Ur.l S. C. R. Moa
tlrb. rklloaaalh. Or. 4. Tbnataa Tar
oakrharl. .), Or.i ft, U. I'. Klr-
tbrt. Vmia t ly, or.
dvnlr the calf kicked him aquarelr on
lha hip kf t
llant! Off went Ihe revolver and
down tamo the cat with all ulna Uvea
aona.
Y. L HUNSACKER JAILED
jlranitii Arrard of Drfraodins
ll.i"! aad of Irvriolar Iral)ai.
E H nar. fi-.rm.rtr a a'-
i- n I'ortl.r l. bwra arr-.td br
' Htira, Inor.ttlontl rtertla
Uti' t lo Tranciaco oa a rbarv
, f H-f-'i'l n lha orio Hot. I of U
n.i will r.tirnl lrtUiH br
t-iti. .!t. lw I. la Mi Fraa
v-i f.ir anthr prl.ooer.
I(n.-.r atwa waa lnrfl-td br lb
' u; ' mirrt r.untr ffrn4 Jurr !a. I
..k aa a rbarfe of abtalntna" aad
nitn a o eFk.ra, oia!o otai br tho
:apta-o Mtrd.tf A faol t.miBy
a (.itn.nl lo the Aaboaloa Habbor
'.mp.ar. of l imjoi N J l. la aaid
bvo r.pr.atH him. 'f a a ealoa-
t f.. in (vr eomp4nr wtta
roia.r 1. cII"t fandj..
AOWIMSTRATOR IS SUED
lr. .IIm 4.ala .Urawa of Tak
lax Adiaatae- of W arda.
Tfl Inob ad.aatace of tba fart
h-m wa. tb.i. Ltr4iaa ta bur
' Itt.m fir lino Uad la Clark
' in'r. bukiivito. that abo all.r
r4 d .t. l of fee I. allaced
k- pifcintiY. in a trial pstn before
i Ju4e .r .al.raVr.
;iae mM Mr.b.!l aa4 la.taa
firra.t 01-0 .uibx ta.lr amt. blra
,'l:t ;utia wbo waa admiaiaerator
t trtm ..ti. f Ib.ir father. C A
v: nhall. wno d 4 In Tba d.-
I i roateei. thai V-a. I'.uttt aot
an.y fre f f the if hi rblldr.a aad
inv.et.d for Ih.fR wtalr. b'4t thai aba
I .t nroaey by tbe a irrft.. all.f.d.
VIADUCT TO BE BUILT SOON
5. )-ra Pavrlfkr tlipertrd to Ilrlde
Trwrka at HoUale Mnrt
rre.re' t.. are feroraMe fr the ere
t"n ef tft lt-!it. etre.t at.-1 la
a irt. k.toaea f ajil fitteentb aad t.t
TateO'H atr.eta, earfy thia hrrtna! by
tN r'jthem Kailway Company.
The rciiwil ki aotind rvcrpaai.a
'.mint wtre an. I poi.j oa Moicate
arrest btwe.a Ibeee two xIata to ro
eow tb.m.
TS. -ia4'rt aifl eitra-f .t.tn a!1
in. trark. of the .it.ta I'anav ai.
.a-r eoaf ritoentrha ttwltfete etr..l. and
ill bo RiicH enoct lo aro.ld- a eafe
n..for. for Iniia 1'. will bo abnut
(if biorha lai wtfb In-liovd ap-
roorhea. aat wi'.l .n.l f 1 aae.
low a orrt lo frt.
Ta fluff aan'htr fwrinaT -f t he
i.t . i-tr wl!l be W la Ihe Ma
aoi.r Temple T'e.Ju.ar alM. There
win be a H"niM. with rarda. daar.
I( enl iffifHM"!i lorn-r re.l
d.ata rf Iowa are mit-d.
Puller, rhoeaa and cream producer!
from arloue porta of Ortson lathered
al Ibe . mp.rU I Hotel yratrrday aad
oraaaiaed the OreKoa Co-operati
airy Cirhanit.
Tut objecta are manifold, mnrir
mutir thria la Ilia elimination of lb
middle ma a.
Other Important obj.cta prortda for
Ibe ataaitardlaatlon of Or.aroo dairy
produrta. etien.loa of tho market aad
pro(.lioa of membera. '
About ro-rperatl o lndcpnde
creamerlea a.readjr baro arranit.d to
af.'iUat.. The or. filiation will be rap-
Itatued for I !.. A preatdent aad
four direr tore are lo be elected. They
will elect a aocretary aad a iteaera.
aianacer.
It la ial.nd'd lo obtain a aeoera
aianacr of e per I. nee and ability, who
will be able lo attain and maintain Ihe
bartr ro-operatlon of tho member.
aad 10 diepoeo of a mailinura roluma
of da'ry prod icta at lha beet price.
Tho dirymn bare bad the active
upport of the Urrfoa AcrKultural Col
. aad of J. Il Mlca.e. Mate Food
and la:rv Commtaeion.r. Aaelaianco
lo la promtaed by Ihe Federal !
rartm.nt of Aa'lcultore.
To carry on Ihe work of tho ortraa
Katloa and lo ray the etpeaaea of con
ductlna Ihe of rice. e.ry member will
bo aa..eaed S cat for each pound af
butter produced Aa adJillonal IS
conta will be rharcd for butler mar-
h.td Ihrouah Ibe eichanse.
Tbe ttrtil will malntala a eeltlna;
r.acy la I'ortland and will place Ita
prod cla direct.. ia the hand, of tba
r-lail at'ir... hot.:, aad other bl buy'
ra. ertort win te made 10 eeil 10
the atumato coneumer.
Meanwhile rooalru tivo work will
rartl-4 on with a vl.w of Marine Ore-
aoa dairy producta oa tho btcbeat
ataaniardL
r.aa produrtloa now ha raucht
tip with levc.a coraumptiea. A lew
year, aco the d.mand e-reeded Ihe euP
ply. Mr M'-he rrport-d ye.lerday that
the 1 rod M-tlon I. Increelnc rapidly and
thai within a abort time the atate wu
have a eurptne of butter that caa bo
market. d In Ibe l:a. and la forelara
rountriea. Hut before thle can be done.
mm Mr. Mickle. lha producta of lha
tat. mu.t be atandardia.d
The m.mbera were addreaaed by R.
IS. liratit and I'T. ILctor Mifl'hrr.on,
Inalroctor from the Orr.oa Asricultu
ral fo.l.ae. Mr. Mlrklo alao adi-ed
with Ibe d't'Satee. W. K. N.welU pre,
klenl of th fre(oa Plrmo' AaO
rlalioa. preaidd.
PLAYFUL CALF SHOOTS CAT
Kirk IilrliarT,r-e ftrtoltrr In Oanrt'i
Porkrt. Kllllnc Torn.
fr. W T. t-immona. d.nttet. ha
pretty lntle farm al Chehalcm ela
tion on th. eaat alda roaihrrn Pa.-lflc
Una and be baa there a plaful calf.
J da) a old. and had a bi tomcat.
wM.-b waa a boon companion of lha
calf. Pindar Tr. Kimmona vlelted hie
farm aad went lo the barn, wherv the
i f wa. In I'a alall. aa r'eif 'I aa
.v.r. while alort on the manarr Ir.e rat
w,e curled op. aoind alaeep.
In lr Mmmona" hip pokrl he bad
r.vpiver with barrel potntir.c up
wart. N.t:.ina; a hj.ir. on the fteor.
be .t t.il "V r lo pi'A 11 ut h n aur-
RDCKPILE WILL BE USED
PLAN M IDK FOR Tit I 4 1. OK PHI a. OX
laboii as D:inf:o bv t itv.
Mr. Tee a Waata IJaafoa Qoarry Sold
City, Marina; Kelly Botte I a
A'wld Affeet Road Mora.
To work out plan for a 39-day trial
of prlaon labor at tli Krlly Butt
rock pile, a committee, compo-ed of IL
U. Chapman, of the roadmaatrr a offlc.
and William fcatrhel. auperlnlendeat of
th quarrte. waa appointed by th
County Commiaatonera yeaterday morn
inf. Thia la In line with the requeal
from the city lo allow city prlaooer to
work 00 tho rockpll.
Mayor A I be and Commlaalnner Ba
kar repreeented th city at th Join
ronfereare wltb tho County Commls-
alonera. Koadmaater Yron (usKeatcd lo
a romrnunl. atlon that Die rounty veil
or leaa the l.innton quarry perma
nently 10 lha rlty. aa It la of no more
e lo t' rounty. Thl matlrr will
b lakrn up at another meeting.
Maintalnine; that to allow th city to
aa Kelly llulte would "absolutely
break up Ihe road proa ram me. Iload-
maater Yeoa filed a atrona; proteat with
Ihe commlealonera aaralnal auch a plan.
He aald that 1:0.000 had been provided
r m ihe budcet for the operation of
Kelly llutte for road work, and thai
th oal of prlaon labor wa Juet twice
Uial of h ! tabor.
If prla" ' r mum be worked at Ketly
Butte. M Tron ausireated that th
work all ie done undT the eupervlalon
of tho Hoard of County Commlralonera.
and that both the hherlff and Chief of
police aend men In the tuarrlea.
ST. JOHNS REGISTERS 350
I lad rl)Mr Krrpa Dow n Nnnibcr
of Women at Hooka.
flea: titration at M. John proceed
Ith the Kepubllran In the lead.
,bout Ji peraone ao far hare r-cle-
.red tar the c'n. e waa opened li
ft. Jobaa. only a f-w woman have rear-
atered. due. probably, to bad weather.
oputy i otinty l lera In rharae urcea
all voter lo rea-iatrr at one aiad
avoid Ihe later ruah
Al 1-ente I. It. Peteraon baa been
appointed fpoty County Clerk and
placed In rharae of Ihe reclatratlon
m.e at lnta. which will be opened
t Kaal Nlnef y-arvnd atreet and th
oater road today. Thl omca will be
pen for ih n.vl two munth. and ail
lb I-etkte diatrlct may aaro a trip
o Ihe Courtbouae by rea-lnt-rln- there.
VISTA CAMPAIGN GOES ON
More? lVUrre. Sent Out Invltin; Con.
trlbatlona to Fand.
While return on the Viet a Houe
und ar (till comlnc In from the auto-
mo ll ownera or the rounty, the Vleta
Houe Aaaorlatioo I aend In a out let-
era lo th pioneer nantiatlorv. rlubt
nd civic orcanlaatlona throughout th
e. a-kinc for contribution to com-
let Ihe fund n--eaaary to build th
memorial lo Oresott'a pioneer at
rown Point.
Twelve thousand follow, up letter
were e-ru out yeaterday to th anto-
mn'iilf n.n. Kr.rr fonl rih'ilor will be
r.. n the "Hook of Holi.l.i-a
Men's Flannelette
Nightshirts 55c
Well tailored, of jrood medium-weight materials, made witlr
military collar and finished with pearl buttons. Flannelette that
will wear and launder well. Very special at 65c
Men's Flannelette
Pajamas, 79c
Wool Throw
Scarfs $1.29
Girls wear them for
skating: and outing: pur
poses. Soft, pliable woolly
scarfs in lovely combina
tions. Reds, blues, browns,
jrrays, navy and old rose,
plain and combined with
white.
Wool Throw Scarfs
at 98c
Such colors as navy,
brown, brown with green
stripinj-s, green with red,
tan with white and navy
with white.
Main Floor.
Morrison Entrance.
Women's and Misses'
Tailored Suits
Hundreds of Splendid Models
at Phenomenal Underprices!
Pronounced and extraordinary value-giving is the
keynote of this sale.
We're not mentioning the-
comparative .prices and dot
''a
w i aa T-i l -
you Know wny.' isecausei ,'T7
they're so great that youyV kVL
$10
$20
$15
$25
Every suit is new and fash
ionable late Fall and Winter
models sacrificed to make
way for incoming; Spring mer
chandise. Velvets, broad
cloths, corduroy, poplins and
smart sport mixtures. Plain
and dressy suits in women's,
small women's and misses'
sizes. Fourth Floor, Fifth St.
mm -a
TELEPHONE IK TOU CAST COME.
TELEPHONE IF YOC CANT COME.
TELEPHONE IF YOC CAXT COME.
COUPON
SPECIALS
Every one is an Xtra Spe
cial! Clip out the coupon
no articles will be sold
without coupons and
every item will save you
money !
WITH CO C POX ONLY
Outing Flannel, 9c
Heavy 12 2c Grade
Well fleeced, heavy outing:
flannel in big: assortment of
checks and stripes for under
wear, etc 27 inches wide."
Second Floor. Fifth Street
-aITU COUPON ONLY
"Raylaicn" Linen
Paper, Lb. 23c
Regularly 33c
New pound paper, box con
taining: 90 sheets fine qual
ity. 15c envelopes to match,
2 packages 15f.
Main Floor, Sixth Street.
WITH COCPON ONLY
uAir Float" Talcum,
Box 8c
Regularly, Box, 10c
35c Dag-g-ett Ramsdell's
Cream, jar 29c.
15c Jergren's Benzoin and
Almond Lotion 12f.
Main Floor. Sixth Street.
Are you one of the. many prudent
shoppers who are profiting daily by our
February Exposition
Sale Homefurnishings
Furniture, Floor Coverings, Linens,
Draperies, Blankets Investigate the
Values!
TELEPHONE IF YOU CANT COME.
Just Came by Express
25 Doz. Angora Scarfs 75c
Worth 51.00 and $1.23
Just in time for the second storm are these hand
some scarfs-r-and only 75c, a very special price on
the entire lot! -
Plain blues, greens, navy, old rose, pink and rasp
berry, and the same colors with white Btriped ends.
AH fringed.
Winter Mittens, 25c
33c and 50c Pair
Warm wool mittens, in red, navy and gray. Wom
en's and children's sizes. New shipment just in
very excellent values for 25c, 35c and 50c.
Main Floor. Fifth Street.
TELEPHONE IF YOC CANT COME.
Eyeglasses $2.50
Lenses prescribed to your individual requirements
after careful examination by registered optometrist.
Gold-filled mountings. One-day special!
Balcony, Sixth Street.
GROCERY
SPECIALS
If not convenient to come
in person, telephone Mar
shall 4600 A 6101.
Victor Flour,
Sack, $1.49
Hig-h-gTada popular brand of
patent flour, always satisfac
tory. Smoked Cottages, nearly bone
less, about 4 lbs. each,
White Lily Butter, fresh '7A-,
fancy creamery, roll I Vt
Asparagus Tips, Hatchet, in
No. 1 square cans, 1 QL
dozen .$1.40, can.. .-Lew
Ground Chocolate. " Q 1 Z
Runkells', -lb.cans -LaV3C
Solid Tomatoes, No. Hi flat
cans, dozen 88, the J ifyc.
Alaska Codfish, boneless OA
No. 2 brick -UL
June Peas, R. R. pack. No. 2
cans, dozen $1.45, JtyC
Black Figs, fancy cook- OCJ
ing, 3 lbs OL.
Italian Prunes, 70 to 80 Of"
size, 4 lbs -wOL
Pop Corn, fancy, on cob, Ex
pound.' aJC
Pure Pepper, freshly 1
ground, lb. 25c, lb....J-J-
Ninth Floor, Fifth Street.
SKIRTS PLEATED $1-SKIRTS CUT TO MEASURE FREE-SECOND FLOOR
PUGET SOUND 15 HIT
Policy Toward Columbia Cus
toms Is Criticised.
LOCAL APPEAL PREPARED
Wa-.hlnc.ton Will He Aekrd to Incor
porate North Bank Into Port
land IHMrlcl Handicap
lo Shipping Cited.
"It ha been part of th policy of
Puft-rt bound to maintain th condition
on the north bnk of th Columbia aa
Ihey are. and to bloc effort to bar
that territory thrown into tho Ore;on
- ... i a T
cuatoma diatrlct,- aia v.aivam -
IVaee. at th luncheon of the memper-r
council of the Chamber of Commerce
vraterday. at wnim reeoiunon wcr-:
adopted iira-ln the incorporation 01
both bank or me (.oiumuia .
trlct. .. .
-a. I... aa tne ronailiona remain
a they are. tbe delay occaaloned and
th annoyancee encountered by hlp
per becauae of the dlvlalon of autbor-
ty Oh the two enorea 01 mo ri.er.
plns will be Kept away irom mo
umbia ana ariven 10 mao.
Moreover, the ouaineaa inn is -n
out of th Columbia irom me norm
hor appear In th records aa B
altie bualneaa"
Albert Brlx. or tne ivnappton ium-
h.r Comnanr. told or to annoyances
Buffered by the ahlpper of Houtr-weat-rn
Waahlnarton because of the con
dition obtaining.
He aald that day are aomeitmee iom
hll a vessel wait lor an inspector
lo be aent from Tacoma or rseatue ro
that ehe cn make, clearance. The
ahippera have to puy the expense pt
the Inspectors on such occasion, and
In the meantime every hour the ves
sels are delayed waiting the Inspector
mean money lost.
Sometime the mere crossing- of the
river means a delay, waiting; for an
inspector, that costs hundreds of dol
lars." The following- resolution was adopt
ed and sent to the executive board and
will be telegraphed to the authorities
In Washington a eoon aa the board
has Imforsed it:
Trgently petition your prompt and
favorable action upon the proposal to
include within the Oregon customs dis
trict the north ehore of the Columbia
River and the cities and towns thereon.
Delay and Inconvenience handicap for
eign shipping under present conditions,
which likewise add to the costs and
detract from the efficiency of the Gov
ernment service.
General effect la to retard Colum
bia River commerce and to injure the
Interests of thl port. There Is so much
to recommend that the ports or tne
Columbia be comprehended by the same
custom, district, and so little to urge
behalf of the present artlncial
boundaries that wa hopefully await
your order.
Sixth and East Aider streets, is now
under way.
While the permit provides for an ex
penditure of $3000, it is expected that
the cost may run up to $8000. Four
bowling alleys, billiard tables and two
pool tables will be installed in the
basement.
The camp has 3100 members in good
standing and owns the building' with
out debt, besides has about 25,000 invested.
Endeavorers' President at Rainier.
RAINIER. Or., Jan. 31. (Special.)
W. Earle- Feike, Oregon state presi
dent of the Christian Endeavor, spoke
at the Congregational Church last
night to a large audience, composed of
the membera of both the Congrega
tional and Methodist churches.
BURIAL TO BE IN MONTANA
Funeral Service) for Mrs.
Watt Arc Held.
The funeral of Hose Mary Watts, who
died at her home at 130 East Sixtieth
street Saturday, waa held yesterday
from Erlcson's cnapel. Interment will
be made in Hamilton. Mont., the former
homo of Mrs. Watts.
th la survived by her husband, X
TV Watts, a resident of Portland for
six years and formerly Sheriff of Ra
villa County, Montana. he was 13
years of age. and had a wide coterie
of friends in Portland.
WOODMEN IMPROVE HOME
Multnomah Camp Adding; Bowling
Alleys and Billiard Tables.
The work of enlarging and improving-
the home of Multnomah Camp. No.
77. Woodmen of the World, on East
Children Cry for Fletcher's
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The Kind You Have Always Bought has borne the signa
ture of Chas. II. Fletcher, and lias been made under his
personal supervision for over 30 years. Allow no one
to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and
Jnst-as-ffood" are but experiments, and endang-er tha
Ileal Ui of Children Experience against Experimenta
What is CASTORIA
Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
troric, Drops and Soothing1 Syrups. It contains neither?
Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It lie
etroys Worms and allays Feverishness. For more than
thirty years it has been in constant nse for the relief ol
Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Trou
bles and Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the Signature of
En Use For Over 30 Years
THE CCNTAUH COMPANY, NEW VORK CITV.
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