TIIH MORNING OREGOXIAX, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1916.
LOOTERS CAUGHT
NATION'S EXECUTIVE AS HE APPEARS ON PREPAREDNESS TOUR.
Store Opens , r e closS
at 8.30A. M. at 5:30 P M'
Saturdays f$A$i
Phone: 44JW ' Phone:
Marshall 50SO The Most in Value, the Best in Quality A 2112
IN OTAY VALLEY
United Staes Marines, With
Orders to Shoot, Patrol
i Flooded District.
WATER FAMINE IS FEARED
fan ttlrso !-tein May B Crip
pled hr nrrai Retlrf land
of 939. 0 lMM-rir4l and
9 laa.aaa I Wanted.
N" DIEGO. J"- . Cnltd fit!
T-iarlne wr rport4 late today to
ruM fir M!i ma looting
la th Otar V;if today. Two of th
r-.ea war turne. over l th clU
I orltl... tC waa said, whll th two
.thr were said to bar b-a rua oat
of th matrl.-t t th point, of bavonta.
Th ira arratd wr nme-i only
a th H:m brother la a wtrls
mHi retvl from th naval f1ld
ruilon. set up today la th Oty Val
ley. Looting la th Otar YaM waa f!rl
epert to Rear-Admiral William T.
Vuliam. omoaandlng th Pactfto r
i.rit fleet, ttat.rdjr morning, sooo
'tr h crd.ra.t tbo mfln and
sailor Into tho datall district a
jtl.at aa 1 rM-vio parties.
NtriM Ordered to ooo.
Tbo martaa aad sailor woro oro-
. Me t wits arm and ie round of am
Trjattloo rn and order war given
tm lo "shoot lootar oa tbo apot.1
V rrnnrt of further ra.aalti In
te f ou.J.J arae retd to-laT.
."Mnc-r M. Marsh. Dlatri.-t Attorney
of !a ie-o t ounlT. exploded a ro
mor to tbo t(!t that a graed Jury
lutit lilion of tho burst-ag of tbo
tr J-i-n waa contemplated.
Of (M.f tataraat tr resident hro la
caoMcttn wtcn tho d-lopmot
growing out of tbo flood waa tbo la
f rTtii tbat tho tlij wtr system
li. crippled to aa extent that
tu.s.1 tl Mcmtrit to negotiate with a
privat w:ter eompny fr watr.
Thfe f-'( develop.! at a meeting of
th O'r Coun.-tl la tho forBoa. City
rfl:t;s Including Moor J. Capp.
tir die d poa.it. raceaatrtse
l.oa et lao iir trtay dam.
l acliMn to CI to AM.
n. W. KawUr and K. A. Whitny.
onc'naora, I.m ervf wr tn.
'ti to tho tit j by Ibo 5tato RalU
road r03iml4ior of California aa aa
a 1 to early raroaatructloa Of tbo
wrcbd dtm, arrtvvd haro todair by
atoamar froa ta Aaoli. Tbay d-
rart.l tmmf 'aly for th alt, and
nnourctrl thar would maka a th
oucb iapcta and ratora la about
two day.
At a m.ttr.c today of tbo Otaaibor
of Comaari-o rallaf cemmlttao with City
officio: and bulaa aaaa tt wa do
vidd tbat ffort would bo mad to
rio a r:rf fund of a etva to 1 1 -
a tK;M. It waa blid tbla
t in wojid prr ampla for all rxta'ro
maat. Tba fund tartd oa Hatorday
bad bri ncrad to about I J
lata la tho day.
food la al by Watrr.
Annoaa:mat waa mad lato today
that l.rc roo:orrot of Bnorcbaa
li.a ma.i food auspltvo. blocked by do-
nuraiial ratlroad traffic north of
far. wr bln' traafrrd at fa
l adro to M;o and would bo forwarded
br by tbo watar rout.
What lootnad for ral daya aa
tbrtatan'd .iort of bf waa re
lieved with tbo arrival of tb tteamer
Vaiuara. Uadad with cattt. bo(a and
ahp.
!-nt Railroad oftlcUl wero ra-rort-t
toOy a bavin; aald that tbr
weak probably would bo r1olr1 fr
repai-a t the lino btwa Can Dt(o
aad ta An'la.
Tba raanacement of tb taohlp
Ta o baa d-"M1 U dl.rontlnu tem
porarily th Tale run from Pan Pedro
to Mart Fraa-lo and ronflno it.aolf to
round trlr aerytc botwaea Hao LHe(o
aad Ma fadro.
ASTORIA HAS 57 PLANTS
nrit.Tii i i a. too. or anon
iT7a work t r tcTomrs.
rayrolla wo Than lo,aoo. Capital
I.UKUM aad 1 alao of IT od we to
Woo eUHTJM la 11 .
WA-XMIVOTON". Jan. 31. A prellm
tnary tatmai of tb nral raauit
of ttim rnu of mnufacturea for As
toria. "-. ba been taaued by tb llu
raa of tb Ceajau. lpartmeat of
lornmarr.
Tbo f:-ure aro praliml nary and eub.
J-t to auch Chan: and rorroctloa a
m4f b (oinl acaary from a far.
thr otamlaotioa of tb orttcnal re
porta.
Tbo rnu c'udd tb band tradea.
tho bull line tradea and tho naiebbor
ood la.iuatri. and tojh acouot only
of eatabliafimaota coatiuc-tad onder tb
f-torr eyvtem. xtatlatlr war not
cQlc:d fir tabli.hmnta baln
prl ki for tb caau year aiu4
at lsa than jt. rt that report
war taheo for etabllhmal Idl Uur.
i-X a portion of tb year or whlcb
befaa operation durinc tbat yar and
who prtodxrl for ua reaaoo were
ta'i'd at ' tbao t?40.
Tb report wr takea for tb ral
rvlar year ad:n; tmbr II. tli.
It I ettmtel that tho population
of Aatorto oa July I. 1U. waa 1 .!.
A aimmary f tb factory ceaeu fo(
1 t:
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r,R.tC!:liaJ Maho. Jan- JI
l.P"-l I ;rnalll baa bean !
parlencme; aom rather bold adraace
aloas tb burglary Una tb laat week.
Last Saturday or Jlundar alcbt aom
ona brofc Into tl ponlhall and rarrtod
way vri l-r boa of randy and
I lrar' hardware ator lot two
revolver.
! 1 I-fi Ut lUMrbarc School-,
yt'DEBfrti. Or.. Jan. J!. f??clal.)
I arf-rordanre with a will left by tb
lata Henry Woodward, a pioneer of
Mil. tbo ftoeekura- e'boola fjaturday ro
r rived (14 la raah. Tb I meaty Will
b vpendd la purvhaains book for
the rboo library.
To Cwr A Cold to Owo Day.
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rni:iot:T hilhii itartim. ox mi vitioxal campaic.x roa pitEPARtiuxEssi."
rria-nt Wllaoa Ieavln th Aoollan Hal!, on West Forty-eecond blreet, Nn Tork. January 27. whera he ad
dreeaod th Clerical Cooferenc of tbo w Vork Kederatlon of Cburrhea. At 7:J0 P. M. he made aa aduTrg
at tho Railway Puaine.a Aaaoclatlon at wboao banquet In tba Waldorf he waa ejueat of honor. Later In the even
loc h addrd tb Mouoo-ricture Board of Trade at the Hotel Billmore.
HAW PREPARED HO.
Army Wot Big Enough Even for
Peace, Says President.
WARNINGS ARE REPEATED
Grral Ttirone In Chicago ant! Mil
waukee ilrar lliccntlvc. Wlto
Trlla of Amcrlca'a Idrala and
Advlae-a Harried IXfcna.
i "owtlnna.t yrm Plrat Paea
i beea Ineffectual, al
them hav ben very
boll, and It bai
Ihoush eolae of
vocUerou. -
Trooblo Maker 1 a Talk.
"All of them have been exceedingly
Irreeponaibi. Talk waa cheap, and
tbat waa what It coat them: thry did
not hav to do anything. Hut you will
know without my t'lllnr you that the
man fo for th time brine; you hav
rharced with th dutice of President
of th L'nltrd Mate must talk with a
deep itw of responsibility, and h
must remember, abor all thin, tb
fin tradition of bia office.
"Jom men seem to hav foreotten
Iber la no precedent In Afnrlrao his
tory for any action of ararressloo oa
th rart cf lb t'nltej Male or for
any action which will (how that Amer-
ira Is seeklnc to connect tterscir with
tb controvers.e oa the other elde of
tb water.
"Mea who seek to provoke such ac
tion hav torcottea th tradition of
th Called Stales, and It bohoovea those
with whom you have Intrusted offlc
t.i remember the. traditions of the
Lolled Mate and to see tbat th
action of th Government are made to
sugar with these tradition.
-But there are other darners, my
fellow citueos, which are not paasod
and which ba not been overcome: and
they are danarera which w cannot con
trol. TV ran control Irresponsible
talker amld.t ourselves. All that w
have sot to do Is lo encourage them
hire a halt, and their four will be
abundantly advertised Ly It.ameelvr.
MtowwoVeataodlaaT la foevelM.
"If tba Vnlted Statea put Ita Inter.
eata In the path ot th struKSl In
Curape she ought to know beforehand
that there la danaer of very eertou
tniaunderstaadiaa; and difficulty. to
hat th very uncalculated. unpremedi
tated on mta-ht say. airnoat acciden
tal rears of affairs may tourb aa to
tbo quick al any moment- And I want
you to realise that, standing In th
midst Of thae difficulties. I feel that
am rhtrt'd with a doubt duty of
tb utmost difficulty. In tb first
place, I kfyw that you are depending
upoa mo t aeep l.ili nation out 01
ir.
"o far I have done so. And t pledge
you my word that, oola helping me.
I will If It I po.aibl. Put vou have
laid another duty on m. You have
bidden m soe tbat nothing stalaa or
Impair tie honor of lb Called Male.
And tbat l a matter not within my
control. Tbat depen la on what other
do. not upon what lb Government of
the l"nltd Statea. doe, and therefore
ther may at any moment corn a ttm
when I cannot both prerv the honor
and tb pear of th I'nlted States. Lo
aot ttirt of me an Impossible and
contratli-torv thing, but stand ready
nd insist that everybody who re pre-
ents you should viand ready to pro
vide th mean of maintaining th
honor of th l'nltrd State.
Croat A rear Xat Wanted.
"T am counseling tb Cnngreas of the
of those who recommend tbat we should
have, and have very soon, a great
standing Army, bat on the contrary, to
e to It that the cltliens of tho country
are so trained, and that equipment is
so suff liiently provided for them that,
whenever tho- choose, they can take
up arms and defend themselves.
Tbe Constitution of the United
State makes tb President tbe Commander-in-Chief
of tbe Array and Navy
of the Nation, but I do not want
big Army subject to my personal com
mand. If danger comes, I want to
turn to you and the rest of my fellow
countrymen and say 'Men. are you
readyT and I know what the response
will be. And I know that thrre will
spring up out of the body of the Na
tion a great host of free men. and I
want those men not to be mere target
for shot and shell: I want them to
know something of the arms they
bave In their hands. I want them to
know something about how to guard
against tbe diseases that creep Into
camp, where men are unaccustomed to
live. I want them to know something
of what the orders mean that they
will be given when tbey enlist under
arms for tbe Government of tbe United
.Stales. I want them to be men who
can comprehend and easily and Intelli
gently step Into tbe duty of National
defense.
Xatlaaal Gaard a Eaaagb.
"And tbat la the reason I am urging
upon th Congress of the United states
at any rate the beginnings of a system
by whK'h we can give a very consid
erable body of our fellow-citizen the
necessary training.
"I have not forgotten the National
Guard of this country: but In this
country of 100.000.0DO people there are
only i:.rt0 men In these National
Guard, and the National Guard. One
a It I, la not subject to th orders
of tb President of the United Statea.
It I subject to th order of th Gov
ernor of the several states: and tbe
Cotvatitutlon Itself eaya that the Presi
dent has no right to withdraw them
from their states, even, except In case
of actua' Invasion of tbe United State.
"I we it the Congress of tbe United
Statea o da a great deal for the Na
ttona' Guard, but 1 do not see how
the 'congress of the United State can
put tbe National Guard at the disposal
of the Nation: tneretore. It seems ao
solutely necessary that. In addition to
the National Guard, there sbotild bo a
considerable body of men of some
training In military who are willing
to pledge themselves to com to the
call of tbe Nation.
eed .Xat Haddea or !w.
"Now. there Is another misapprehen
sion that I do not wlh you to enter
tain. Don't suppose tbat there I any
new or sud'len or recent Inadequacy
on th part of this Government with
respect to preparation for National de
fense. l have heard some gentlemen aay
tbat we hav no roast defenses worth
talking about, because defense are not
nowaday advertised, you understand,
and are not visible to th naked eye.
So tbat If o'l passed them aod noth
ing exploded. oti would not know
that tbey are there. And the coast
defenses of the United Slates, white
not numerous enough, are equipped la
tbe mot modern and cfTicient fashion.
"You aro told tbat there ha been
some sort of neglect about the Navy.
There baa not been any sort of neglect
about the Navy. W have been slowly
building up a Navy, which in quality
la second to no Navy in the world.
and the only thing It lacks Is quantity.
REVOLT IS GAINING
PAGEANT PLANS COMPLETE
Guarantee' for Oregon Conimcnce-
ivenl Programme la Placed.
UNIERSITT OP OREGON. Kiigene.
Or, Jan. 31. fSpeclal.) Plan for the
pageant lo b held commencement
week at th university have been com
pleted by the faculty and committee
appointed for final arrangement. Tbe
faculty has placed a guarantee of Kooo.
Examination will not occur until
after commencement In June, enabling
tbe student body to attend without
having to stay later than tbe usual
Chinese Province of Kwei
Chow in Full Rebellion.
GOVERNOR JOINS REBELS
Army of 12,000 Marvliinjr. With
1 onnanene Revolutionaries on
Chungking Foreigners
Re Safe In Neutral Zone,
to
TEKIN. Jan. 31. Tbe province of
Kweichow Is In full rebellion. Th
Governor waa forced to flea January
1 and communications have been In
terrupted. It Is reported that Lucbow
and Txellut Sing have been captured
by the revolutionists.
The American gunboat Monocacy Is
at Chung King, on the Yangtae Klaag.
about HO miles to the northeast of
Lucliow. The commander has notified
Ir. Paul Samuel Jtelnsch, American
Minister to China, that all la quiet in
that neighborhood and that a xone has
been outlined within which tbe Monoc
acy will protect foreigners wbo are
threatened.
Twelve thousand soldiers from the
province of Kweichow are reported to
be marching. In company with Yun
nsnese revolutionists. upon Chung
Right to the Front Again With Underpriced
BEDDING OFFERINGS
At this opportune time you may purchase the most de
sirable bedding at a great saving to you.
WOOL-FINISH BLANKETS AT $2.25.
A splendid lot of fine white and gray wool blankets, 66x80 ins. tlp O C
extra heavy, warm and durable. On Sale at piiJ
WOOL-FINISH BLANKETS AT $2.70.
Another special lot of fine white, tan and gray, wool finished dJO 7f
blankets, 72 by 84 inches. On Sale at Pd. I KM
Regular 50c Baby Blankets Reduced to 39c.
A full showing to select from in fancy checked styles in blue, pink, tan
and gray colorings. Our regular 50c lines. On sale at 39f
Muslin Pillow Slips, 42x36 inches, 12 jC grade at. 10r
Muslin Pillow Slips, 42 by 36 inches, 15c grade at 120
Bleached Sheets, 72 by 90 inches, 50c grade at 420
Washable Bed and Bathroom Rugs, $1.25 grade at 980
Bath Robe Flannels, all styles, 40c grade at 25)0
Velour Flannels in kimono lengths, $1.40 lengths at 800
Curtain Scrims at 19c Yd.
Best 25c Grade
White, cream and ecru Scrims in fancy openwork and
hemstitched bordered styles a quality regu- in
larly sold at 25c a yard. This Sale at i-7-'
Curtain Scrims at 10c Yd.
Best 15c Grade
Dainty Curtain Scrims in white, cream and ecru,
shown in variety of openwork bordered styles f
a quality regularly sold 15c. This sale, yd. 1 vFC
Embroideries
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Exceedingly Great Price Reductions
-i At This Great Sale
of
Embroideries
Embroideries 10c.
Worth 15c to 25c
Baby Edges, Sets, Galloons, Convent Edges, Ribbon
Beading, Insertions, etc., in fact, every type of nar
row embroideries in patterns and qualities, -f f
sold at 15c to 25c. This Sale X
There is a magnificent assortment of styles to select
from in all wanted materials and widths and there is a
splendid saving in every purchase.
Embroideries 35c.
Worth 48c to 59c
The popular 18-inch Embroideries, Flouncings and Corset Cover Patterns
in Swiss, heavy nainsook and cambric; also 27-inch Flouncings in hem
stitched, Bcalloped and ruffle-edge patterns. Regular 48 to 69COP.
qualities. This Sale at eJsJU
Embroideries 15c.
Both 12 and 18-inch Skirting and Flouncing Em
broideries, as well as those for Corset Covers they
come in Swiss and heavy nainsook and in many pret
ty patterns. Regular 25c and 35c qualities. 1 C
Af
This Sale at.
Kin, where fighting Is expected to
take place within a few weeks.
SAX rRANCISCoTjan. SI- General
LIu 6hen Shlh, Governor of Kweichow
Province, who was forced to flee before
the advancing: revolutionists, according
to Pekln dispatches. In reality fled to
the revolutionists and Joined them, ac
cording to a cablegram received here
today by Tong King Shong. president
of th Chinese Republic Association,
rnnn revolutionary Headquarters i
Shanghai.
The inception of the revolutionary
movement In China, first manifested on
the Chinese cruiser Choo-Ho at Shang
hai in tho beginning of last December
and which assumed more serious pru-
nortiona when the revolutionists in
lha nrovince of Yunnan announced for
mation of a aeDarate republic, was at
tributed to dissatisfaction with the pur
r.n.. r President Yuan Sbi Kai to
restore a monarcnicat torm oi s"'
ment. The revolution has been report
ed as spreading into the provinces to
lha north and east of Yunnan. The
Dresident of the Chinese Republio As
sociation announced December 20 from
San Francisco that tho provinces of
Szo Chuen. Kweichow. Kwangtung and
Wlunesl would loin Yunnan in revolt
.ralnat the removal of Yuan Shi Kal
A disDatch January !2 announced
that tha revolutionists had been victo-
rioua in a fight with the government
forces at Suifu In the province oi cze
Chuen. Luchow and Tzeltuismg are
both in the nrovince of Sze Chuen.
Letters from tho Military governor
. nH tha Civil Governor oi tne revolu
tionary regime In Yunnan aavanceo
January S to the foreign legations at
Pekln promised protection lor an iur
eigners in the districts under control
of the revolutionists.
000 capital), has been organized and
has purchased the Tidings, which cor
poration will not only publish the
paper; but also conduct a general print
ing business. Bert R. Greer is presi
dent. A daily paper is now being' agi
tated as the outcome of the new departure.
A microscope using X-Raya lias been per.
fected by a Vrpch Hntl!t.
Ashland Paper Is Purchased.
ASHLAND. Or.. Jan. 31. (Special.)
The Ashland Printing Company (i-'Q
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"After driving more
than 10,000 miles, I
couldn't find enough
carbon to fill the hol
low of your hand."
This motorist states the experience of prac
tically all who use Zerolene.
That's because Zerolene is scientifically re
fined from asphalt-base crude.
Zerolene that goes into the explosion chamber doesn't "break
Bp" into gummy, carbon-forming deposits, but after complet
ing its efficient work, is consumed and passes out on exhaust.
Kext rime you empty the crank-case, refill with Zerolene.
Send r famhlet "Motor-Cylinder Lubrication" by Lieut,
Iryn, V. S. JV a government expert.
Standard Oil Company
(California)
Portland
The Iron and Steel Industry is certainly a
leader in Big Business. Imagine the corres
pondence and records to be cared for in such a business!
Standard equipment, the kind you can always duplicate
and that is as near perfection as such goods can be made, must be
used that's why the selection is made of
Slote-
Equipment Vnf::, fli
Sectional Cabinets both upright and horizontal
in wood or steel, Card Index Cabinets, Steel i
Safes, Cabinet Supplies we carry them all in
stock suited to any business. Install equip
ment used by Big Business and you can't go
wrong. Call, write or phone for catalog.
The J. K. Gill Co.
Bookseller. Stationer
and Office Outfitter
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