Tlir MORXINfi OKEGOXIAaV. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14. 1916.
UN
HOLD
FIGHTS TO
LEADERSHIP
PORTLAND MAX DISCOVERS .METHOD OF SAVING BT-rRODUCTS
FROM WOOD SULPHIDE PLANTS.
85 Per Cent of Our Customers
Take Their Stamps Do You?
ATTACKS IN WEST
GERMANS PUSHING
Control of Own Party, Not
Nomination Alone. Is Real
Issue at Stake.
LIVELY TIME IN PROSPECT
I'rv-t.Wttoa rt ef tprrral
lUa-a-il ok ThW Thai llrpubll.
runs Will at lUsnsarvrlt
If Hag tee Will sot Kan.
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JUL
LANE HITS ARMS SALE
Manufacturers of Munitions
Assailed by Senator:
NVESTIGATION IS ASKED
i:rpresnlafle Taienner'a IlroIa-
llon la Inlrodacrd In 1'ppcr Houae
In Modified form Coat of
Prr va ml nm ' ' Cited.
T JOHN CALUX OLAIGHIJN
'AHtl.iTOX. rx. 1J. That pr-
tdnt :) will spook oa prpard
i at various ima Ihia Winter la
'" tiooa I takaa for granted
la White Houa cuclw. It and hl
political edvt.er rard tal a d-
ira.. aot only ca the question of
raerjiH, eat In connection with
hi ambition ta succeed) timir. Suck
action mail be taken Is orfaet In
tmj.ijn af wiliiaat Jsnaicgs bryan.
fi. w ilia etsr.sibty fighting pr
fa-cla-a... la la reality believed la b
f"1" la way lo regain tna l.aj.r
eitlp of ta tfiiot-rt:c party.
If in lima Mr ilrjan Utii tha
tump tha Pr.idni will bat written
la Ilia Governor of Ohio announcing
nrm.i.jr inai ( d.airaa hi uai la
ca taa. lnocrallc l'rM.ntlal pri
mary hitot. Tne q ixhiin concerning
i political advtsare I.
Vlii comment a ill ir. tlrjaa
naka on tai anoouacamaair
"e4 ( Maraaaay aaaaraat.
It la hacornin mor. aad mora ap
parrnt la tn. frti ui.nl thai trp.
mut ta tak.a to maiatain harmony
in th party. Th.y acr.a lhal wlial
f rt nt'i.t ka d m. I. to ahoar conclu.
iv.iy thai tft IT. Jnt t.. la uoii
P'it4 Uajrr.hip. X Mr. il.on al.l
fea bo r.al opposition ta tka Damo
crati aomiaatien. II la nnaacaaaary
t-t h:m to roacara hlnu.K sr.atly
ahoui tha p.r.oaal (aalicca of lodi
tfTi.l r.pr.a.ntativaa.
tarmilT ha oul4 pr.f.r that Ih.y
ork crdia;lr with. Mm. bat If Ih.y
do aot. t.iaa ha la comp.II.d to dna
liarn Into Una. flul onea tha pra
pr.in.a ani eth.r laaulativa mat.
l-r. io hl Ceaara.alonal procranima OltKGOMA.VNt'.ns nt'KKAl. Vah-
ara !! af tha way ail of lb. toao Instoo. I.k. . anator Uana. of Ora-
ci-at. m...t rally k.tifvd tha Pra.ld.ot (oa. )a raptjly davclopinr Into the arcn
:;,.w,:;;ir'. l: r-s h-
tha ront;auaaca of l&a lamocratlo t'on Al 'r rt' h ,la b"
party a ceatral. corn thrtr chief cmwr In lha inate.
rra-4 awaawtiow takt rroakl. ,op cf " Pa. l In whl. h ba
rol ti-i.na fcara k.n.r.II, ara araad ro"'1 thw' "''' aallin
t.iat 'a Mr. Iiryan will not rara dath-tfrajin: w.aj-.na and dolcra to
apanly to attack laa Irmicratte Hck.l tba alll.s. the rirtntur Inirod -icej. In
fMr:e tha abaction tampain. what- motilaad form, a rcolutlon prrTlouly
a.ar . may do prior lo lha m..tin off.ra la Hie llou by UrprcaantatUa
? r;fOrn.ri'0,"wt-1 Ik,mo:1 T.T.narr. ca.t.n, for th. appointment
durira- ih Humm.r an.i rail Ibouca olnt committr, of ais fr.nalora
t.!. will eat ba .urprl...l akould a ltprantatioa to proba
Ml Kilkanay ftfkl d.v.lcp la tha thorouchly Into tno munition planta
jn.an.tima. and th.ir rrtatlona to th- fnlt4 btalra
It l. Ineer.aUaa; I nela that a!l th O-x.rnm.nt.
Nmw rie .lartiea plana ara baiaa xba r.aulution rcit-a thai "li
rr.TiH e. tha th.ory thai ft. ton. I mnra than ;vi).Oi '. ral.rd lrln I
Th.o.f.ra Rou.av.lt wttl ba lha K.-lp.ili by latinc tho Ihinss that tha
p iftlrcan eorrin... A a ma:t.r of j t,.ol,t t. w.ar an-l u. haa b-n
f-l. f.r. ha. appar.J a !. f n 1.4 annually on t!ia Army an.l Nay.
ro"'l .wall fur th. olonal In tni.lynd'r tha irnrral a.umptlun that In
fcn-:o att.ntioa la bain callod I r.turw for th'a celoa.al perJltura tho
Nation aa b.ln rtaaonably prrpara.
arwl
Taa oa rV-a la rtlrw.
"Wfrru. It la now b.ln conaralty
aawrt.4 lo many quartrra thai tba Na
tion la pltifuity ur.(r.rM. and
-Wr.ra. II ha. al.o barn rhartal
in r.tiii Ikal mCliona of dollara of
tibl- t trtda )' b.'n wa.ta-l by tha
Pym.Bl to prlvat manufacturvr. by
rmy tf.4 Nor ofTU-r. of from 2 to
t pr 'cnt m..r. for Urea ciuantltl.a
cf Army and Ny aurpliaa than lha
moi coatd hava b.an obtalno1 for
throng thair manufrturo In Oovrrn
m.nt ar.rnat. anl Nayy-ar.l.K and
"Whcrni. lt profit In. i.i'iit to the
tnanufart'iro and a: of arma. arnia
m.Al an4 munition, of war baa a trn
dairy lu corrupt pibllr opinion." ot
Th'lt frr, a I'oni r.l'.".jl proba I.
to ba ard.r.d. If lha rtio.ul.on paaaa.
karaea ta Ma laollaalral.
?.n-tor Iwiaa waa minJ'ul to rllml
nato frvm M ratutlon lha folloalnk
Bhffra4 ront.lnad In lha resolution
ky Mr. Ttnr:
Vr.ro.aa. k.artnaa by tha loby In
..tistlon commit!. of tka t'nttod
Mtata l.aata In lll rotr.ltd that
a.natora now tn oir .rrt atorkhold
ar of ar-lr-ffi. air.a- Crn.a and ron
r.rna which profit financially from
ilo-rn-Tnt approprta'tooa for tha
Arm- and Nay. I
Tf lnl rommlttra l lo Invaatlaata
a'l tba char;' ma.to tn th pr.amM.;
I t.c.r'ain tha amount pan! by tn
War and Nary Ipartnicnt for u; r"'.
Iilpmant. tr, d.tcrrnln th atlrnt
of pjk.l rvtravacan. report on a feaa
lb1, plan of manofacturlKf thraa aup.
ptle anl aqolpmenl In Oornmenl
yard, th proper location of Ooycrn
mnt plant and to d't.rmln how
deeply tha Natry Unit). ofTlrial ar
IBl.rT.te.J In munition plant.
Ta.eaaer rroUoa) Oaaltlrdw
Senator Lan alao left out of Ma re
olutlon a par.-.sraph dir t:n- lhal an
lntlTtloa ba mada to datermina tha
stal lo wbU'h m m be r of fienata and
llou.a own or control clock In any
munition conc.rn. and penally con
cern, that hay baa .eliip.d their
product lo lha ttiltod Ktate Oorcrn
mr.L II tlx left ont of hi rraolutlon h
Ta.nner prort.ion thai any Scnrtor
or member rf Contrr.. who la or ha
bten a tohhoMr In any munition,
factory or who reiatlvr har. held
aurb stock, shall bo IncllslMo for ap
pointment on th problns committee.
Th rule of !" fenala do not permit
on Senator to In any way reflect upon
aaoth.r fT.ator or upon any member of
lha lioa.
A Portland man Chart Marchnd
ha dlxovared a maihnd for sarin;
certain aluabla by-products, princi
pally denatured a'ci.hol. from the waste
It'iuora from wood sulphite plants. H
Is Installtnr hi Inyentlon In a Wiscon
sin wood pulp mill and probably will
make installations In some mil In this
rk-inlty.
Mr. Marchand ha maintained offices
In the Klectrlc hulidlna In Portland and
It was In thi city that h worked "ut
the formula, that resulted In his dis-co-err.
Berlin Asserts Capture of 700
Yards of Trenches in
Champagne Region.
FIGHT RAGES IN ARTOIS
sary to take out soma of tha fal.ewor
at I l.e drawbrldse. across tha Siuslaw.t
Permit a lo Jam. which threalene
damaare. to pa...
lCKin oprratlon on that river ar
at their helaht. It can be used for run
nlnit loa only during hlsh water I
d'irlnir the reoenl flood thousand o
the low have keen floated to the mill
beloa. where their are hetnir held fo
operation In the prln:. The lumber
men. Mr. .;odrlrh said, report that few
loc hare been lost by baluic carrl
out to sea.
Al Marleton. a arhooltra-hr was
re-iid In tha middle of the nleht from
a eleepmc tent, by two younir men. who
waded walat deep In water to her as
alsfan.-a. according lo Mr. ioodrlrh.
Two hundred men are ni;icod In re
pittrlnjc the track between KuKene and
fushman. a a result of damn by
storms.
GIRL BEING CARED FOR
HO- IIOI.LtD.tV 'OT QIKTIOKD
AROIT PKR-OXAL AI TAIH-.
lo th it iii.ua tn 'enylania. )
rnor Hrorr.ha-nf I. opposed to !na
I i I'.ero.a. Tha tatt.r ha. no tnta
t " of bom? driy.a from the leader-sh-p
tn hi. .fate. ani would pref.r lo
tn-r hi., support l ta. sas-a of Oy
t. ray rat. r than lo halt the
I'nlos.l Join ftrvs with. Prumbaua't.
1c I. kaewn furth.r that wn.n neaator
"moot. f I lhs reenffty waa aa.4
hr ..am. af k ! eoa.r 1 1 nan t . wkather
h :! ba. lt :oali f jr Fraai-d"n.-y
h. r.-..li'l h. wo.ti.j do so b-
! doubt if th )'oIue w.r aomt.
tia'.-l
.! taa. taay Oetad a Hakov
ll L. .till in. that taa ttaalpat
.r. a aol want tie Co. a. I and will
!. .rYthta; in. Ihatr pow.r ta pre
vent hi aomiaaeioo. .t pr..nt.
hw. It I b.lnT Itttrallf admit-
-4 flat II I. aith.e A-aoclat J .t c.
tiuch.a ar r..lot. Roosevalt. a ad lha
f .fn-.tf tr r pr.f.r to remain en taa
a ip rem. b.n. h. (oro.r. h Kepab-!-
l.altrt ar aot .r-d..;ro4. of
i! iho 'T.i.4.ai aa oportuaity of
arpointi-g to tha tupr.ma Coart of
I ia t - i. i fttat. aaoth.r man like
lii-.n.ia.
T:i r.e-tlar republican who are
a.nw.d .-an.lia'aa far lha notafnatioa
e' th.ir party ara bath; charact.rljed
a t. Tall In po. .ncal circlse la
ft. Naffonai capital tifl wnea lhay
appear at the eonvoatioa thj.ir popular
Btiort probably will b- the
-!. " tt I. hoped they wilt kae a
s.jff'.-ieni n imher af d.l.arate. la thar
hand, to pr.s.al a stampede for th.
i !nl. 9ome appr.h.n.ion en IM
s. ora. how.r.r. ha.. dlopd a. m re
'iil of rumor whtct hy rached
fc.ra thai the Southern d. 1. :. who
a- r.rf.d tnd and true. far
a. adhar.neo to the l.aJ.r I con.
rem.d. baee keen la communb-atlon
all frln- f Mr Koo.:-.
DUAL HIGHWAY IS PLANNED
To- a I Li Will IW oat One Ir-tland-t:acetM
Koatt.
-i-RVAtXJ or . rt ll (Special
W ban In Cor.nl. Katurday. A. L.
Til.is. of M in neapi. I .. rvpr.aantlna; tka
:.ional Park. II iitit s-latlon
anl the National IlKhway A.acxlatlon.
a.iJ a aul hiaway will mark mj.h
f lha war batw. an fti-n anl Port
las t Ja.t wb.re th west .Id. klch
way will oo located ka did Pot tar. a
r.ot that Coryalli. would bo on tit
tn to. iM a branch Mrhwy from Crr.
t li t N.wport would ba built. "W
tie fi.a color lit paintln kickway
'frpoa:s. and by followmc th !.!
la... an aatnlat shoald know at all
t.ece wbicrt read to follow limply by
rtadtea; tha color en the hlaaway
tijna Black and white are (be color
a-i tn Pacific HisNway. and an-
mar le-iMntUta woull ba -d for
tl iervailt-Newporl tine, tadicatloc
leal il II s dTtetton.
Waatea'a Pralrrtltr Plnreaa Itaa Klea-
oarapher. t ko rlasf i anielae.
la Ila Char sr.
stricken with nervou collapse, fol
loalni; her attempt to commit suicide
by drownintc al the Kroadway brldr
Saturday nlitht. Mist Itessie Ilolladny Is
belnc cared for by the Women Pro
tective Bureau.
Mie haa not been troubled with que,
lions a to tha Identity of the man who
lilted her. nor have any other details of
her story been Insisted upon a yet.
The impl and heartbroken explana
tion that elie rave on the tilKhl of her
attempt at self-dealrurlion still stands.
Th man who was to hajr-i married her,
she id. had told lirr wlih cruel
finality that he Hid not love her.
r'mm the liro.dway brl.lke she stared
al the arlinT yellow water thai
would mean oblivion. L.lfe wasn't
worth keeplne.
Harold rrederlrksnn saw the Ctrl as
she climbed on the cuardrall and pre
vented her Jumplntr off.
)lls lloladay Is 1 yeaia old and
stenoffrapher. Her mother, she say.
Uvea In tirant County. In addition to
lo.tnr her sweetheart, tha airl was
penilllesa.
Ill
il
IS
mn ni Tint inn iioxii.i 11
TMir ARK T-lKKH HaPIDI.l.
E. BUCKMANJS SOUGHT
ew H ork City Woanaa Think.
Ilrrxltcr I la Ore son.
rrf.e ara kale- mala by wra.
r. urn .a aa ft. of :j W eat One Mon
. rd anl KUt-aots trl. 'w Tork
' I !-.' h.r brotbr. ndward
Iti.-kava. who b aa t s la oawar
i frwtn.
lira Via Tell aay lhal th kaa not
-h.arw f-ota bira for 11 y.ara aaj tkat
si-xra taa t time ka. baea ttvarrtvd.
.h aay thai bar (rork.r lived for a
t - la V'tUo. wk.ro ka waa In
th aw-a!il bu.ln.aa. a ad fc think
p. ..-. . ka tr ir ka. oo lata Ik.
a-ae -a la tfcia a'at. A
FLOOD 1 TO LOGGING
d : t kit law aid i nrqn
DitmiCT tiiinr.K ni i-
(.real NeMkerw la Carry 4 aiaa
-.aewraloa and Llal I Ikely ta Ke
r illed la "ew Ila-a.
While bokln-f. for th rtos-rt-n ex-
rurslon lo llonolu'u ware opened Katur
day afternoon at Try tmlth's bureau
at Third and Washington vtreet.. tli
real rush f r reservation, v. Ill be-tln
today.
There ara mora than ISO preliminary
reaeevatlona made already and other
pplUatton cni I n tr In continually.
Pean Vincent, prime minister off. tha
Kosarlan. rxpr.s.ed th optni n Satur
day nitrht Ih-I the reservations will
ba all taken up probnbly several weeks
bef.-re April li. th d.it et f.r sallln;.
Th announcement that automobile
eouM ta htppe-l ovtr on th Or-at
N'ort.-iern at r specially low rale, pre
cipitated a flood of replications for
c tratra room on tli stenmer. and this
a 111 be ail Bono very soon, sine the
(tract on the Great Ntirthern will ac
commodate only 4 machine.
The most of the auto shipped will
be those owned by Portland peoplo who
ara coins? on th trip, for those who
al l come from L'tah. Idaho. Montana
and Wa.Mnrton will probably not car
to pay the xtra expense of shlprlrs;
their car to Portland to be embarked.
NORTHCUFFE SPURNS IDEA
Office Not Wanlctl I'mlrr fivrrn
mrnt J lchtlnjc ,lcfonlxc" War.
Teuton lorrc Snlcl AIo lo llax
rcnrtralrd Allien PohIiIoii. In
I'landera; German Aeroplane
Miot lsowh In names.
BKRLI.V. Feb. 1J. Hcary flshtlntf Is
In nrnsrrcss In Champasrne. The Oer-
in War Office announced today tho
rapture of French position extending:
over a front of about 700 yards.
In Flander tha German penetrated
positions of the entente allies.
PAUIH. via London. Feb. U. Five
successive Infantry uttaeks were de
hverctl by the termtns In the Chim-
u no yi-sterdiiy and Inst nlnht In an
cff.iri to recapture the positions re
cently taken by the French. The
War Office statement .ya those, as
saults were repulsed. Near Solssons
the Germans penetrated a French
trench but .subsequently were ejected.
The following official communication
wa Issued by the War orrtc tonient
"In Artol.a the clay wa marked by
series of German attacks, extending
from I. ill UO as fur s the road be
tween Neuville and I-aFolie.
In the mornine the first attack was
made milhout rult to the west of
hill 110. In the afternoon, after a
violent bombardment of our positions.
the enemy attacked al four different
points alone our front. Three of these
attacks were stopped short by our cur
tain of fire and the fire of our in
fantry. In the course of the fourth
the enemy succeeded In penetratlns;
our first line trench to the west of
hill 110. He was driven out of it by
an Immediate counter attack. In which
he suffered appreciable losses In dead
and wounded.
"A German aeroplane, cannonaded by
our batteries, was Droucnt oon in
flames to the e.t of Givenchy. To
the south of Frlse an attack wlln
Krenado on our works failed.
To the east of the Olse we bom
barded the enemy organization In front
of Fontanoy. Between Solssons and
Khelms the German artillery was par
ticularly active. In the sectors of Sols-
sons. Chassemy ana la j-oupeue our
curtain of fire cut short infantry ac
tion in the course of preparation.
In Champairne In an isolated action
between the roads from Navarln and
St. Xouplet we took some prisoners. To
the east of the road from lahurn to
Somme-Py the enemy trained a foothold
in .some sections of tho advanced
trenches.
In Arsronn we carried out a
destructive fire on the enemy organi
sations t- the north of Le Four de
Paris.
'In upper Alsace an enemy attack to
the east of 8 .pots was halted by our
artillery fire."
STREETS SHEETS OF ICE
pii
11. tllKI.I'lll l THtVUI.
I ITY UKATF.S.
o i:n
Srare lajaren ky Kalllna. and la New
lark tloapllala Are Hoar Treat,
laa; llrakea 'ink a.
PHILAPF.LPHIA. Feb. 14. Philadel
phia's streets for several hours today
resembled a vast network of froxen
canals and for th first tune In years
t wa possible to traverse the city
from one end lo the oilier on lee sKaies.
Great thrones of skaters iook auan-
l.i-i. of the opportunity. Scores or
pedestrians were injured by falling on
he Icy streets.
A elect storm, which tarted early
ant merit and continued until day
break today, was retponslblo ror tn
unusual conditions. Solid ice nearly
n inch thick formed on the streets.
NKW YORK. Feb. 13. Four Inches
of snow fell here today, and coupled
with rain, sleet and Increaatnn cold,
mndo walking difficult and seriously
tupetled traffic.
Hospital were busy treutinif persons
ufferlna- from broken limbs, sprained
ankle and wrists althounh no fatall-
ies acre reported.
A force of S0.000 men we put to
work cluaring the city"s streets of snow
and sleet.
1 Jl
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YOUR MOVE! CHESSMEN
Chessmen Sets at 75$ to S5.00
50c Playing Cards, "Triton,"
"Bijou," special .37?
50c Game Counters and Poker
Chips :39
$2.00 Strop and $5.00 Sure Edge
Razor, both for $1.89
$2 "Wake Up" Ironclad Alarms,
special $1.29
To close out at 87t? each, while
they last "FAMOUS" HOT and
COLD Bottles.
RIBBKR,
1.."U Hot
Water Bottle SI
tl Bulb
Syringje
67e
Itubber
Gloves
25C
Rubber
Household
Aprons
ROt up.
We Mead
ItBbber
Coo da.
BETTER PUT THOSE BULBS
IN THIS "WEEK Here they
are, beauties named varieties
Tulips, Hyacinths, Narcissus,
Daffys, Crocus 3 Cents and Up
FOR THE DRESSING TABLE
25c Satin Skin Face Powder 14$
25c Pond's Extract Cold Cream,
tube , 20?
Jergen's Benzoin and Almond
Lotion, large size 25
50c Derma-Viva Liquid Whit-
ener 'Jv
Vantine's Wisteria Blossom Tal
cum Powder 15?
25c Mum
25c Pears' Glycerine Soap.-lof4
$1.25 Hair Brush, special. . .69
35c Tooth Brush 19
25c Nail Brush 14t?
$1.00 Ivory Buffer, only 63
$1.00 Ivory Pin Cushion and
Jewel Box 59c
"STOLLWERCK" Famous
Chocolates and Cocoa. Demon
stration this 'week yours for
the glancing. Delicious, health
ful, inexpensive.
"MAR-NOT" A wearproof,
waterproof Varnish for old and
new floors. Tough, durable,
brilliant. Stands the boot-heel
test. Quart cans $1.00
MORSE COAST-GROWN
SEEDS GROW
We have them Flower and
Vegetable. Catalogue Free.
ALDZX STREET AT WE S T FWBK -MARSHALL .1.700 -HOME A 6171 I
ANTHRAX IN HIDES KILLS
DEADLY DISEASE COMES FROM
CHINA AND JiOtTII AMERICA.
MILITARY SCIENCE STUDIED
rrlnrcton Course to He Inaojcurntod
by Mr. nrrrklnrldgt?.
PIUNCETON. N- Feb- 1J. A
course of military cienco ior note-
on University will be Inaugurated
Monduv nltht by an address by fienry
C. Precklnrldf e, ex-Assistant Secretary
of W ar.
nifle practice 1 to be neia. out no
rill. nd the work I to be entirely
ptlonal. The course was instituted at
the request or tne luatnn, urn
faculty committee has charire of the de-
ails and Is plsnnlns; to mane ma won
permanent and a upplemeni to me
immer camps
Leather 'Worker la Dead and Hide-
Handler Dylnsr RedlMlnfeetion of
Import la Asked.
NEW TOIIK. Feb. 13 Dr. C. T. G.
Rogers, of the division of industrial
hygiene, of the State Labor Depart
ment. It was announced tonight, will
request Surgeon-General Rupert Blue,
of the United States Public Health
Service to use his Influence with the
Treasury Department to have an order
Issued for the redislnfeclion of all niaes
hipped to America from anthrax-in
fected ports of China and South Amer
ica.
Dr. Rog-ers' action is based on the
fact that Eua-ene Hiers. a hide-handler
of this city, is believed to be dying of
anthrax at a hospital here. It is Dr.
Rokers' theory that anthrax is com
municated throuph hides and leather.
Although Hiers was operated on Sat
urday for the removal of the anthrax
lesion and the Eiehhorn serum was in
jected into his blood, his condition has
teartilv grown worse.
GLOVERS VI LLE. K. Y.. Feb. 1J.
Niles Reynolds, aged G3. died early to
ny from anthrax which ho contracted
last Wednesday while working In a
leather manufacturing plant here on
hrepsklns imported from South Amer
ica. The disease was communicated
hrough a slight skin eruption on his
neck. This was the second case among
workmen of the same plant within a
year. The other man recovered.
GERMANS ARE BUYING FAT
Swiss to Ko Asked lo Permit Kvport,
T"nder Threats.
LONDON". Feb. 14. A dispatch to the
Morning Post from Berne says:
"Girman agents, especially women,
are buying large quatilies of fat and
wool In Switxerland preparatory to ask
ing the government to allow their ex
portation, which is now forbidden. It
is suggested that Switzerland's refusal
to acquiesce would cause Germany to
decline to allow Switxerland to receive
coal, sugar and soda from Germany."
bridge across the Willamette River
as it was being: opened for the passage
of the North Pacific steamer Roanoke
last night about 8:10 o'clock, an un
identified man fell into the river and
presumably drowned.
The harbor patrol searched for the
body, but late last night the man had
not been found.
Operator Donnelly had started the
draw when he saw a man on the end
of it. He stopped the draw and turned
the lights in that direction and as he
did bo he saw the man stumble into
the darkness below. Mr. Donnelly ran
to the scene, but could not see the man.
Pianist Finds Substitute for
His Missing Fingers
Joe Neal. of Springfield, Regains
Lost Harmony Note" After Years
of Experimenting.
BRITISH FORCE DEFEATED
Turks, Say
Floe.
Knemy Waa Forced
Abandoning Dead.
to
CONSTANTINOPLE, via London. Feb.
13. Defeat of the British in a battle
near Korna on the Mesopotamlan front
was announced today by the war ur
flce. It Is said the British were com
pelled to flee, abandoning their dead.
On the Caucasus front, the statement
says, the Russians were driven from
Turkish positions that they had cap
tured, sustaining- heavy losses.
OPEN DRAW BRIDGE FATAL
Unidentified Pedestrian Apparently
Drowned at St. Johns.
Losing- hla footing- on the draw of the
Spokane. Portland & Seattle Hallway
EUGENE. Or., Feb. 13. (Special.)
Joe Neal, of Springfield, is both a
piano player and a genius. Once a
musician of some importance, he lost
what he called the "harmony note."
when three of his lingers were cut oil
in an accident- That was several years
ago. Today, he announced, it had been
recovered, and soon his friends would
hear him play with all his old-time
perfection.
Neal his invented an automatic de
vice to be attached to the front of the
piano, and which takes tho place of
his missing lingers.
Handicapped, as a result of his in
Jury, Neal could not maintain his place
among musicians. He tried in vain to
nnd the "harmony note." Repeatedly
he planned various devices, but only
recently did he hit upon the idea which
he now pronounces perfect. He has
given the contrivance a trial. He has
called in the neighbors to hear him
play as of yore, and they have been
amazed to see him perform the work
of his missig fingers with his knee.
RAGE WITH TRAIN FATAL
YOUTH O.V WAY TO VISIT MOTHER
ItLX DOWST AT TACOMA.
The Koval Astronomical Society has Just
had lis charter amended so that women
are ellslhle for election as fellows and
associate-.
Second Occupant of Machine Thrown
JOO Keel. Hitting Pole, and Sot
Expected to Lire.
TACOMA, Wash., Feb. 13. (Special.)
George I. Campbell was killed and hi
companion. Porter . McCall, probably
fatally injured today when a Northern
Pacific train struck an automobile i
which they were riding.
Campbell and McCall had been hav
ing a brush with the local train. It
reached the station first and stopped.
The warning signal at the crossing was
ringing and it is presumed that the
motorists thought it was for the local,
for they never stopped and were 6truck
by the limited train. The machine
was hurled 60 feet and broken to
splinters.
McCall shot through the air a dis
tance of 100 feet and hit a pole. Camp
bell's neck was broken.
Campbell, who was 20 years old and
an American citizen, had offered him
self for enlistment in a Canadian regi
ment at Armstrong. B. C, but was re
jected because of spinal trouble. He
was on his way to visit his mother, Mrs.
L. G. Conner, of Seattle, who is visit- .
ing at Edgewood, when the accident
occurred.
Ofrer of $10,000 Aludc WcImIi.
NKW ORLEANS. La.. Feb. 13. (Spe
cial.) Dominick Tortorich, a local box
ing promoter, announced tonight that
he had offered Freddie Welsh $10,000
guarantee and $500 training expenses
to meet the winner of the Dundee
Mandot match held in New Orleans on
March 4 for the lightweight championship.
The tensile strength of a paper fly hccl
Is far Rrenter than one marie of ti'on.
Painless Parkei -Outlaw
His Confessions.
CHAPTER VIII.
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aaked tll Caltst llaak
raakler HaretseJ far "A ee k.
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Considerable damaf from floods In th
a.u:w and t'mpqoa dlstru-i la rport
st by flay lioodr'rh. it.itani raahler
of lb First Nat'.oaal IVartk. who ka
Jut re'urned from lorrK. w r. r h
wa marooned for a weak by In hlh
wtr anj land. tides, which rlod th
rai I road.
rem of th falsawsrk an tha bis
brlda ein- constructed, by lha Wll-lamette-Factflr
aero lh I'mptua wa
wh.1 ml and. a a ra-ill. Iher will
ba aom delay In lb completion of l"ie
at r-.'-t-ire. lr i.ooHrh aid
At Cu.hman. he said. II wa nca-
LONDON". Feb. H. Th ugeel!on
that be should become Minister of Avi
ation has not been agreeably accepted
by Lord Northcllffe.
In an editorial today the Daily Mail,
one of Lord Northcllffe newspapers.
a:
"Horn nowspaper and many thou
sands of correspondenta suggest that
l.orJ Northcllff should be placed In!
chare of th air department." I
Lord Northcllff' reply Is:
There or men better a Me than he
to undertake th task. Furthermore.
b could not conscientiously take part
In a government that la nrhtlng a de
fensive, rather than an offensive, war."
PEGOUD'S BROTHER SUICIDE
iK-atli of At la tor and Financial
Canc Iet.pondenoy.
PAT. IS. Feb. 11 The body of Francis
prsi'Ud. brother of Adoipe I'ceoud. the
atlator who wa killed In action nearly
tlx month aao. waa found hanking
from a Ire In the vicinity of Varai;ira.
I'rgoud. apparently a suicide, wa i
years rid. and bad been vmplnyed In a
munition fa.tory. II had been de
pressed owing to h' brother drath
and to flnan.-lal dlf fl ulllea. II a a said
Expressed by
over 23,000-
THERE is an individuality of institution
made possible by the personality of those
men who comprise it. Whether it be with mem
ber of the staff or an officer those doing busi
ness here experience an atmosphere of welcome
and appreciation.
We aak yen far yaar banklag
katlseu oeraaa we believe
as raa aaeajaateiy car tor it.
Oarpatrona find, also, every
department of banking
under one roof a desirable
feature.
NorthwTttrnCH:!;'S:: Bank Building
Si-lhandt Morrison, .
It didn't take
long for the broth
er dentlats In the
Iowa to atart an
underground ram
ble that I waa a
dangerous rebel. It
waa Ibe first lime
I had heard that
name applied to
me, a a d It Jarred
me. for I honestly
couldn't understand
a a t where I had
committed any of
ten a e. merely be
cause I bad decid
ed to travel a dif
ferent road.
They even tried
to Induce my land
lord lo throw me
out of lila place.
The buzzing grew
o arrong that many of my former
frlenda gat In the habit of passing me
on the atreet with Icy stares.
Then they got together la the form'
of a eommittee of ethlcals." and they
called on me and solemnly interviewed
me. 1 waa hurting their dignity, nnd
so they tried lo point out to me how
wicked I waa. In truth. I was only
letting a little daylight Into the mys
teries of tooth-pulling and tooth-filling.
They mourned on my neck about
"lowering the profeaslon," whereas all
I could see that I was doing was lower
ing a few miseonceptlona about a little
understood business and lowering
prices, too.
They talked and talked and I talked
back, but we didn't arrive at any mid
dle irronnd. I couldn't see and I have
never Been what was wrong about tell
ing the public simply something it nas
every right to know truths that some
day will become commonplace.
After our talk-fest we were no better
off than we were at the outset. This
committee was long on aavice. ui snort
on showing me how I could perpetuate
a meal-ticket lor mjseir ana tnose at
home.
Getting nowhere with molasses, the
"ethical' gentlemen proceeded to try
vinegar.
To Be Continued.
Adv.
FOR BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING COUGH,
CROUP, COUGHS AND COLDS
Make the Best Remedy at Home 128 Teaspoonsful for 50 Cents
N If everything: vt-as sold in as liberal
and fair a manner as the Huntley Drug
Co. are selling- Schlffmann's New Con
centrated Expectorant, absolutely no
cause for complaint or dissatisfaction
could possibly arise from anyone. These
druggists say "Buy a bottle of this
remedy and try it for Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Severe Cough, Croup
or any Bronchia! Affection, and we
will return your money. Just as we do
with Schlffmann's famous Asthmador,
if it does not give satisfaction, or if not
found the best remedy ever used for
any of these complaints." "Why not
take advantage of this guarantee and
try this medicine, and get your money,
back, lather than buying another pure
ly on the exaggerated claims of Us
manufacturer or on the strength of tes
timonials from others and run the
chance of getting something worthless
and also wasting your money?
In buying thia remedy, besides secur
ing an absolute guarantee of Its effi
ciency from these druggists, you also
get about eight times as much medicine
as you would in buying most any of
the old-fashioned, ready-mado kinds,
which average from 20 to 33 teaspoons
ful, because 50c worth makes a whole
pint (128 teaspoonsful) when mixed at
home with simply one pint of sugar
and one-half pint of water. This rem
edy positively does not contain chloro
form, opium, morphine or any other
narcotic. It is pleasant to take and
children are fond of it. You will bo
the sple judge, and under this positive,
guarantee absolutely no risk is run in
buying" this remedy. Druggists every
where are authorized to sell it under
the same guarantee as Schlffmann's
famous Asthmador of "Money Back" if
not perfectly satisfactory. R. J. Schfff
mann, Proprietor, St. Paul, Minn.
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