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TUT. MOKNINO OREGOXIA3?. TUESDAY. FEBTitTATtY 1.1. 1916. ,' ?L ' . r..a to Japan and It was dacldad. ow inc lo tha dancer of tha dmpalch of rold by ea. to atk Kutala to aand Iba Bf't.ary apecla lo Japan and credit Kutaia with a aimllar amount In London. With Inflnlta pracaullon tha itold waa convoyed from t'atrocrad lo Vladito.tok. whera tha Japaneaa craiaera, bratily cuarded. wera wait tnc and from w hencn thay aalled with thair pracloua burden to Maliuru. At lha lima t:ma and by tha aama maana Kutaia forwarded to Japan a icreat quart. ty of ailcrr Incota deatlnrd lor iba Japaneta national rotu. at iwakl. t'ndar tha direction of Kuttlan aipeitt they will ba mada Into Ruaalan a:lver coma lor circulation In lha Kutalan mplra. Tha sold tpecia Importation waa aatlmatcd at .0.00.000 yen. or tl.oo.eu. Arcordlnc to Information at Toklo. lha forthcomln voyaa of th Toklwa and Chltota lo tha I'nlted titatea or MR. BURNETT FILES BRANSON'S FATE IS IN HANDS OF JURY Supreme Court Justice Asks for Renomination. Defense Attacks Prosecution fcr Intimating Existence of Immoral Relations. CANDIDATE IS NATIVE SON Juhl and Fearloa AdnilnNtratlou of Law" I Hopan Ilo Itc jorta IW Printed on nallnt Follow Ins Ills Name. RELATIVES WEEP IN COURT . ! ft "1 tl i- i . ,., ,,,jieiai"KiiaMr aTadff IVrlt In.trwt Jnmr That Important Qnrtkn tn Be Ix-cld-rd I twtttrr rxfeodant rVC(rd to kill nootb. JOfTWVTIJ.E. Or. Feb. 1 Sp rial. The rat of Ai Iwth and WUltarn rranton, chare.d wi'h the lur-1r of Wi I am Iioo'h al Wlilamm tMf I. .rl l too Jury al a rlo.- tenia" M. Attrny 11. A. Ktikt. attlttlnc th irnwulinn. opened th batt:e fr th cat this m-rnlB. Ha Impress. upon h mindt of r Jury an undertta-vdinaT a li I ha nnii. for lha crime. Ha as plain- tat It waa M! et-etel of the p rowq' inQ .- prove ad'itery on lha iart of th d'fn!nt. They how- er. int'il to how lhat the rela tion, wera of an Intimate character. Jm. li.r-W.e immediately p' al'l la sl1 the ce for lha da. f.r.a ail in repty astte'a ere-im-nt birt.fr attacked tr .r..aa".ion for method n.d in the trial. dc;arlea t a t:.Jnc howine lha relation, t-'a.-n i.-er.o and .VI ra llooth o ba In f.moc foot:nu!nr. ha ridiculed ha lion. ft rc. "If lha fira of If: pro.e c jti. -n tt ) han i-:rne. on certain ether r.r. ' wn r:af4 tt.rimcny al this l-ai. a rru.-n "'' '" eonld -a rr.,1- ha we mad acam.t lea J-'.o.itnl l'.ran.o. Imrir- At-8-r purdetl pt-a for t-.ir iiSaeaiinn. Vr. and 11". Arthur i-r.m. ffr and mother of tha de-f-r i-.nl. broke down and rrl'd. Uir jimaff of is prttontr. sobbed Tha trfinitiK on boll side were rirnpl.td J-il tfr adjournment for Boon. Tha . afternoon waa confined ! the rl-d:R- of A'lorn.f Vinton for lha J.f.n.a. an! t'l.f-..! AttrnT It I. Connor, t'itr.rl.-t Attorney Connor mada lha final ifjum.m. Jud Hit inttrjrttd tha )rT thnt lha important I tlo they had l de. ctla wt.t whether tha dfeidnt Uran aa i1 M'. Tooth, tha ra-ii t'MlinL art.d injath.r In lha f urthar r. of a com-nn di,-n In tha alleged niard-r f ni;;um I.mth. i, ' jitrw rotrricAi. ociirrT nr.Lirrr.o roRoniTo ori-oaK mrimrTr. fa.tial rarall-aaal la Sta-naara Art 1-l Daallaaa Ptaal ion, bal Sm Plana. fpKAxr, . 11 ria tvrutach C.-:.hf. Garman-Amarl'-an ao ciaty rcnt!)r rsanU-d hra for po-lita- al and o. lal purpoa. i!l ba an acliva factor la tha Kail el-rtlona. c cerd:n I. prvaiin-at mmbr ol lha rcaataeion. . apra.d lhm l'ijr on tha purpo.a of tha ro cl'tj. Tha o.-tt ha. at pr.nt ! In.m6.-ra. but tp-ta lo nroll 5 -nmhara la i:trn Vahlnton. -w B:la at ha aol 'l mada known tur poiltKal lrara a all haa our n prlT'a ?tnion rSJir1inc tha .r.T National AdmlnLCration." taid Ma't iaunjartnr. traurr of lha or t.niulion. II" d-cUrad tha l-al o ritr l aif:itd ith tha .National l,rm.o-Amrl-an ol-tl. That lha new aority a political littty will b dir-cid toward a IC"r u. attack on tha VI!.n Adminf.tra lion. b-rtiw of tha Administration" ,unl on diplnmxii' qationa nol ln tha I'm tad) l'ata and ;rman. It lha cnaral Impraaaion In local politi cal cir:la. OTlBEl SEND GOLD niiJta -: "ro "ri. rt i HOIKT TO lmiC. las lolaraalltMtal I laaacial Trtt.tr. flaw I adar May la llaataw Oal . awl far ar nwapllaa. TKI Jan. I J. CrTapnndrwa of INa -nclta. Ta 1 1 uaa Inl'IM t aal financial tran-a- tl.o ara ha. i.,j carried oul llrooll lha Iran.por r.flon of Eid n tha J?mn rrnir T.-ktwa and htrn-a. wh. tl will awn , l for tha t nitad -Maiaa on n finaw rial mi-.ion coonactrd wi'hi lha fir- pi-Mn of war auppuaa n -i.ta. li-lttr. owcl a aoid .acla hal- BABY GIRL'S FACE MASS OF SCALES aa i- CctWcrse. Sprtri Into H'rand Don Chest. Slept Bad?. Ha.'r Became Thin and Dry.. HEALED BYCUTICURA SOAP AND OINTMENT -TThao mr bnbr r'-'d m a a-ontb oid 1 t m ia aotlcw a allshl branaina oal on bar far and Dark. TtUr.kln It waa Barrl-' n taby raaa I roeeir.ard wlr.a cooudos aonn aa. pwVr. TTta nr.cn-. lo do no good au4 tea raatt tcati'y o4 tuna 11 tpciwd lnb bcr kalr aad do a a bar chaat and lha iia aaa Imi and tnfiaomt. ha -rratrbad kc fica and nark conUauaJlr and aaa try tmtaMa and alp ta.ity. liar hair bcina Itua uia dry nod bar facw aaa a cm of araJ-w. "Tta Iroobi ktatad ahout two monthw My toother bad untj Cutlcom Soap and Otsetnant aa I o both. Tha Brat appOra lioa afford-d ra relief nd to two waraa lha braaklrc out ti diaarpearad and aha waaroropleaaly healed.- iManedi t-t Kna. IWnrkttr. Moal-. Au- II. 114. Sample Each Free by Mail W It rj-p. ia "oc oa -aqtwtrt. A draaa poat rard -Catleaew. IWal. T. --at-a." aoU l&rouavovrt Ua worU- - . . Ml' j 'i :' i: j: V ( '!! I i L i j I at I lea ltrit II. Rartrtt. VII II aa filed lar Heaaatlaa tlaa. farada la for tha porpota of irantporl ln o!d apecla ln behalf of Hu.aia and tha embarkation In America of qutn titlea of material for tha manufae tore of war tupplla. Tha Idea la to batten lha turnin out of tupplltt by Japan for I'.t't.la. 33 CAPTURED. IN RAID llraty IUII Ictnani1cl of Allrrrtl (rambler In Alwrtlern. APf:r.nrr;s. wah, rah. u np- ciat Thirty-threw men wera taken Into cuttody In a ratd on an allaead lamb.'lnr ptara hera yatlerday morn la'. Three of them ara helj on haary bait, wblla tha othera will ba called aa wltn-aeea. Charlea Johnton. wa:l known hare. I held on bail on a chirre of oaratmc tha place. Caard Colhera. accuted aa a dealer, la heid o b;l and Charlea ard- rier. tald to ba cathtrr for tha houte. It beid on llTa balL Tha trial will coma enm limt thla week, alther In lha Pollro or Juttlea Court, depend ent on whether tha men ara trld un-d-r tha ciiy ordinanca or onder tha tCata law. DRINKE RDEFIES COURT lUlrr Man Itrfaaca to Tcatlfy nd Scckt llabraa Corpn Wril- p.Ki;n. Or.. Feb. I Spaclat ) Faclnc a aentenca of dara and a Dea of impoaed thla niornlns by Jattlca of tha Teaca Hubbard, becaut ha rafu.ed to tell wbera ha not tha liquor that made him drunk In Maker la.t month. Charlea Blackwell wlU de mand thai he ba releaaed. Ill attor ney Frank II. Mitchell, announced to day that ha will file a wrlj of babe corpua. . Tha atale and National conatltutlonal rlKht of refutAl to teetlly ecept under a guarantee of completa Immunity will be made tha bal for lha writ. Mr. Wltrhell aald thai If neceaaary tha ca would be carried to lha Su preme Court to teat thl phaaa of tha prohibition law. BABY FALLS INTO FIRE (lilld Topple From Ilocklns Oialr In Ttnt of Klrrplacr. rtlKKAU.o. Waeh.. Feb. 14 (Spe cial The year-old eon of Mr. and Mr IV a ley :ter. whoaa home la on oal 'rk. waa perhape fatally burned jr.terday. when ha fell from a rockin chir Into the fireplace. tm. arm. one aide of lha head and mu. h of lha child a body wera terribly burned. Klamath Women to .Aid Cmpln. KLAMATH TAL.LA Or FeK !. Tha local Woman a Chritttan Tempar anre I nion will attltt In lha National rampaicn to procure an amendment lo the Coneiltutlon prohlbltlns lha manu fa.ture and -le of ntoi-atlnii lnuor for beyeraca purpoeea. Felitiona are bclna prepared for rlrrolallon hera. alter whl. h they wl.l be forwarded to lie Oreon Concre.elonal dflearatlon. 8ALE1I. Or.. Feb. 14. (Special. Ju.tlce ;rorira HurnetU of thl- city, today filed with Secretary of Plata Olcolt lil declaration of candi dacy for renomination on the Repub lican ticket to the Supremo Court, and aeka that there bo printed after hit name on tha ballot the alo:n: "J"" and fearleaa admlnlttratlon of the law." Accompanying hl declaration. Ju tlca llurneti filed a etatement In which he tayt that. If renominated and re elected: "I will alrictly obey the re qulremanta of my oath of office to aupport the Conttltutlon of the United Statea and Of the atale of Orrron. and faithfully and Impartially discharge lha dutl'a of a Judge of the Supreme Court of Ihla atate aTordlnc to the beat of my ability. Tha will of the people la enpretted In the conttltutlon and lawa. and the courts should cour aireootly enforce them. eorre II. liumett, who haa succeaa fully filled the offices of Justice of the Supreme Court Circuit Judare for yrara. was born In Yamhill County, near McMlnnvllle. May S. K5J. fntll he was nine years of ae he wa reared on a farm, when his parent removed lo McMlnnyllle. In the Fall of 1171 ba entered Chrlttlan Collece al Monmouth, graduating In June. 1STJ. and bein honored at graduation by delirerlng the Greek salutatory. In MTl he penl six months of hi time leaching school at Sheridan. In the Fail of thai year removing to Salem, whera he entered the office of 5II lory A Shaw to tudy law. In Decem ber. ITS. he waa admitted to the bar. and tha following year was elected IToseculing Attorney aualnat W. M. Itamaey. In l'TI he formed a partner ship with J. J. Shaw, of Salem. In mo he was elected aa a member of the Salem City Council and waa one of It mot active and efficient member. December 31. lilt, be married Mls Myra licit, of Salem. GIRL SOBS OUT STORY ATTKMPTKD ATTACK RELATrD OT TA D i BIKF.R CAF , - ' Taaag Wosaaa Telia llatv, Maaaled. ha Oalwllled Maa After Defying lllaa la Taa Bevalver. BAKKR. Or. fb. It. (Special.) Sobbing out the story of how Fred Heno. revolver In hand, halted her aa the wa riding to ner home in Pixie last AuculL Miea F-leanor citorle In court thla afternoon related how aho outwitted tha man and escaped. Iteno I accused of an attempted statutory offence. Ml.i Stone fare was pale and showed her euppreaed excitement. t'ntll tha Tltal quettlon of Reno" demands were related he kept hertelf composed, although frequently dartlni? glances of acorn at the man. but when he was forced to repeat rerbatlm the words tpoken to her by Keno aho broke down. lue to the nature of the cose, a clotrd sctalon was held durinir Miss Storle'a testimony, by order of Judge Anderson. Mit torle said that when Heno flrt emerged from a curve In the road, gratplng her hore by the bridle wltn hla right bond and menacing her with a revolver held in his left, she thouahl he wanted her watch. Then, realizing his Intention. he refuted to dismount, darlnu her aallant to kill her. and urged lier honte forward until Iteno waa finally thrown aside, allowing her to eacape. She told of seeing him afterward, when a poe composed of threshing hands on the Sid Slorle ranch bad cap tured him. and ld'-ntlflcd Mm. Iteno. on the stand, denied that he had uttered the word ascribed to him. saying that he could not because he spoke French almost entirely. He tried to show that he waa Innocent, and that after he waa captured men with a rope made threat to lynch him. but he was saved by other. Tha caae will be concluded tomorrow. Cornelia AM r'reedmen. CORVKIjrS. Or. Feb. 1 4 (Special.) Lincoln's birthday was fittingly ob served at tha Methodist Church here on Sunday. Hev. Mr. Crosier, tha pastor, delivered a Lincoln address In the morning and a patriotic programme waa rendered In lha evening. A col lection was taken for the frecdmen' aid. POLITICAL GOSSIP Conrad P OUon Annnuner Hi Candidacy for State Senator Kentucky Mick Oppoae V ire-President Marshall Andy Vaurhn Receptive Can didate for ConaUhlr. ANNoCNCKMKNT of his candidacy .r tha Hepublican nomination for Stale Senator from Multno mah lonntr w made je.tcrday by Conrad I, niton. Portland attorney and member cf tha lower hou In both tha lll and ll Legislatures. II I Ihe third candidal formally In i-ia rare for tha fl vacancies In the Miltnomah County Senatorial con t.nsent. Itobert S. Farrell. Incumbent nd V. II. Hansom are lb other two. Una C. Moter and I. S. Ir re a good at announced, however, for re-eiectlon. In the IJll tsion. Mr. Olson was chairman of the resolutions committee of the House and a member of the udidary commlttaV. He wa on of the Hepublican floor leaders. In 114 h waa ra-elected with the third high .tl vote among 1J successful candi ditea. He wa chairman of the Ju diciary commute of the llouae In IMS. At th clot of th session Governor Withy-ombe appointed him on a com mission to rels the Insurance code, lie is now counsel for this commission. -I hav no long programme to announce.-- read Mr. Olsons platform, -believing that a member should de vot mot of bis tlm to securing econ omy In appropriation and th limiting of th enactment of naw legislation. I wlh to ait In every way possible ny practicable legislation that will det the resources of Oregon and promote manufacturing. I eubmlt to lha voters of this county my record In the tast two Legislature and assure them that In the future t shall con uaiM ie fit cj feast el: or la Xor aa A .LaJj i: r..ni f. Ola. Wit II aa Aa- I aewaeed IIU Caadldacy for lb I J Hepabllcaa aatlaatlaa far I Utate trttltr Kraal Malt aama It Cooaly. economical and efficient session and a tquar deal to all." The Kentucky Kllck. a Pemocratlc Col tK'r.1 xsTjf n"'ri aa 1'erUaudt a Cheerful Prosperity Crusaders See the Baker, with his flag unfurled, leading his hosts in white! These are they who are employed by the Pacific Coast Biscuit Company the largest pure food concern on the Coast and one of the largest in the world. This big pure food corporation pours out a steady stream of gold in wages wherever its plants are located, from Seattle to San Diego, and a million Good House keepers know its biscuits to be the purest of all pure foods. Cut note the Master Baker and his flag unfurled! In the center of the flag is the famous Swastika seal Jjifij . The ancients read this sign in the starry heavens and, when they read it clearly, Prosperity was assured All was Well with the World. Now, some years ago our Master Bakers, in confer- ence assembled and joying in a work well done, ap propriated this seal as a fitting symbol of the purest and best biscuits made and the ever-expanding Pros perity of the company. And now thousands of grocers call our famous trade mark "The Sign of Good Luck," while a million Good Housekeepers recognize it as an emblem of purity a symbol of Quality a guarantee of supreme Good ness in biscuits. Ladies, if you haven't bought Swastika biscuits be forego, buy them now! No biscuits made can be purer or better, and many pure food experts de clare Swastikas to be best of all. You see, ladies, biscuits are no better than the in gredients from which they are made, and every ingredient contained in Swastika biscuits plain or fancy is tested for purity and quality before enter ing our bake-rooms. We buy the best flour milled sift, test, blend and sift it again then prove its Quality by actual baking. The same standards of Purity and Excellence are rigidly applied to every ingredient used nothing less would sustain the reputation of our Master Bakers, and that they'll never risk. So, ladies, whatever your taste for biscuits may be, there's a Swastika made to fully satisfy you. be sides, Swastika biscuits, being made right here, are always crisp and fresh. Your Grocer buys them in small lots because he can phone us an order at any time and be assured of prompt delivery. Then join the Prosperity Crusade today! Join the million Good Housekeepers who insist on biscuits with the Good Luck sign on the ends of the carton with every package delivered from the Grocer's. Help along the Prosperity of our city and the entire Pacific Coastv-help us to add to the stream of gold we are pouring out weekly in wages. Ladies, the Prosperity of this city the Prosperity of the entire Pacific Coast is largely up to you. Buy Swastikas Pacific Coast Biscuits when you buy. biscuits. None better anyway. Always look for this trademark the sign of Prosperity on the package. Don't Ask for Crackers-Say "SNOW FLAKES" Pacific Coast Biscuit Company Portland, ( No. 3 A ) Oregon 4 if 4 n-Vv vr I V . ' '"4iV I i W '' t-arMr ' ' . li. IIV J ,M ? --' ! t ... --..,mii l.' I- SI f .W Y - y.'.M 'j"' Vjv , w-.sir----V- , ,, TM.-HI- ' t,v-jr' SP' mi vS ,,p A. s ;s 5?. : aSSSS VWreAw'w' v: v-, V -S " c r N . ; nt S 4 m rfr sszs & LTD U.I r-t noderstood to be opP"d to th nomination of Thomas P- Marshall for Vice-President on th Democratic tick et Th Kllck wanU either United States Senator Oeorg E. Chamberlain or Senator J. Ham Lewis, of Illinois, for second best man on tb Democratlo ticket. . , Th KlicK haa received word from Dr. Herman Karl Schumann, professor of classical phllolog-y at Heldelber University. Germany, that h will I lec ture In a short time before the KllcK on the philosophy, metaphysics and psychology of Frtedrlch NleUsche and on preparedness, or how the Germans ucceeded. Tne doctor Is now In San Franclscc. out Intends to leave there soon to visit his oil and mining Inter ests in Alaska. eamnel M. Garland, holdover Senator from Linn County. 1 In Portland for a couple of days. The Senator who is a good Democrat, opined there wasn't much moving politically In Linn. A n d y Vaughn, police detective In Portland for many years. Is a recep tive candidate for the Republican nomination for Constable. tSanfleld iUodonald U also la ti race, aaa o Is Al '' weinoerKer, preeeni Lunniamo, who 111 go after the renomination. Joh i McCourt. president of the Ore gon Republican Club, has named the following membership committee: Gil bert W. Allen, chairman; J. Fred Lar son. C. R. Meloney, F. R- Peterson, Dr. Walter J. Larson. Professor E. D. Cur tis, Albert B. Ridgway. Dr. Victoria Hampton. Eugene K. Smith. O. C. Bortzmeyer,' John L. Day, Fred Valen tine. Eugene Brookings, A. W. Joneh, Itobert F. Maguire. Mrs. L. W. Therkel sen. Joseph G. Richardson. T. 1L- Bev erly and Abner Jones. New Strength for Lame Backs and Worn-Out Conditions. Dear Mr. Editor: I suffered from lame back and a tired, worn-out feeling. Was unable to stand erect and scarcely able to get around. It would usually come on at first with crick In small of my back. I took one box -of Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablets and my back commenced to get better soon after starting to take them. I did not have to walk doubled over as I did before using the "Anuric." It is the best remedy I have ever taken for what it Is Intended to relieve. I hope those who are In need of such a remedy will give these Tablets of Dr. Pierce's a trial. Yours truly. A. G. DRAKE. Note When your kidneys get slug gish and clog, you suffer from back ache, sick headiche, dizxy spells, or the twinges and pains of lumbago, rheuma tism and gout. The urine. Is often cloudy, full el aediment; channels, often get sore and sleep is disturbed two or three times a night. This is the time you should consult some physician of wide experience such as Dr. Pierce, of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Insti tute, Buffalo. N. Y. Send him 10 cents for large trial packapre of his new dis covery "Anuric." Write him your symptoms and send a sample of urine for test. Experience has taught Dr. Pierce that "Anuric" is the most power ful agent in dissolving uric acid, as hot water melts sugar. Being so many times more active than lithia, it clears the heart valves of any sandy sub stances which may clog them and checks the degeneration of the blood vessels, as well as regulating blood pressure. "Anuric" is a regular insur ance and live-saver for all big meat eaters and those who deposit lime-salts in their joints. Ask the druggist for "Anuric" put up by Dr. Pierce, in 60 ceat Eackagea. Adv. Nervous Period ical Headaches Thji trouble commonly called "sick head ache, Is said to be due to the retention of urea In tee system. Often It Is stated that a poor condition of the blood 1 a cause of these headaches, or that 16 Is a nervous condition; and In certain oases, no doubt this is true. , . Where treatment Is demanded. It Is port for the pain than anything else, and Dr. A. F. Bchellschmldo of Louisville, haa lound antl-kamma tablets to give promo and satisfactory relief. "Rest should be insisted upon." he says, "and the patient should go to bed, darken the room, and all the attendants and family should be as quiet as possible. An emetlo will some times shorten the attack. The bowels should be kept open with "Actolds"; a hot bath and a thorough rub-down with a coarse towel, often give gratetal rejlel. Two antl-kamnla. tablets when the first signs appear, will usually prevent Ihe attack. During an at tack, one tablet every hoor or two will shorten the attack and relieve the usual nausea and vomiting." These tablets may be obtained at all druggists. Ask for A-K Tablets. They are also unexcelled for ner vous headaches, neuralgia and all pains. Phone Your Want Ads to THE OREGONIAN Main 7070-A.609a c -