THE SUNDAY OHEGOXIAX. PORTLAND DECEMBER liT, 1915. .
21
SHOW CLOSES WITH
SALE OF HEREFORDS
Breeders Declare Exposition
Exceeds h Value Ttfit at
. San Francisco Fax.
AVERAGE PRICE IS $310
C ttttf. raaoll. Or.
. Or., far
April .
llt.
IVhoMlr 334 I lotl for
IUh Mark of .taction, bal All
Hid Itaa Dtir Than Had
! Ll para-ted by Visitor.
dit- mm ii iivr.STOCK
niitw juu: .t.
In S cUiet bours ea)tb 1U
rif;o tBtarnatioeal Uva.toara
SiiBaaieiota. wbi-a nl4H U
a-grit at th leion ta Tar-la.
k an too. lb 4trvtor I
how mt an 4aarla4J aa P"
ttmttr I to t. liKlaux, tt th
4at- for t:: Uli ariow.
Th IJti ah.aw In boat
yat. acnoMleg to ajiraclar aa4
in p as for th hibU!a
til forwr4 witrt TH
a.r t a;e.tio of alat for th
rirt:i-i : tthr
.v-trtbtaaat iir.at.ja- esbibittena
apeirtoei'v la reab their data
rutttliiat r roolora.
Ti a t" breeders sal of llaraford.
ir-.e u.t attraction, th efta annual -lut.a
f tb r"flJ International
Ijveatu.-tt Auwlatl ja yesurd ram
la a au- a:afa comlnton
It b bea th ba.l ta ry Pr
Ikulir mat ta In tar national fca vr
Klv.n.- is in rdlet of O. M. Pturtmr.
gnrt kiaixr cf 15 ttposltloa, sad
X. I. Mci. tb tfaarr. Th tna
aUeUr ISat la eihtbit hav ba.n
mor vitaaatva tbaa ta prviou yra
tai. B.cori.BC la Mr. VcO. tb class
f lxretoc thibtt4 fcr wa a
batt.r tbaa that .Bowed at a Iraa-
r lair-ox
W ni s.St.t tf h ltt4. showing
hi immila at tb xpoltia kr aril
"or. Utlur J. llill. uut't of tha
N rtAcwt farm, of Norlhcolo,
M:nn.. r;'.l4 aslta aa emphatic. "You
bet ' Mr. t i : 1 1 1 lb ion of Jamn J
111.'., an4 to in oar of a aumbor of
nr-trira aalmaia of bhortbora and
sral kr4
Mora Brooalora An C a last la !
Ti Tactile International to aa Ko4
aa ar ipoittoa tbot 1 ha not
la IF!; yaar." (r. HtlL It ha
hi antrsala la at lat ! tv-
Cov t-oltlon 1.1 ! jrtar, amom
th-na b'tn tb Minblan Xtan.. upo
Bttioiu th InC'rvtaCai. 4roollloa and
a a-ambvr of iiKill vtra Stat
la.r.
A a laatimoaUl to Ih data of n
trt toai wro tbi rar roi4 b
IA ta'rnotional. Mr. IliU (rn4
ir. ortara Klac. u ta oa!-f-:.
J cran-l rbanaptua la trmtf
bitiuo ii wMi-! r anowa aatll h
m l t'orUon-1
&a bio craa4 caaapien (rado tr
l::4 sir tba IniMrallr at
I-t-aRo mntff, IUafc(or. Mr. If ill. do.
trrniol to hovo Ibo bt. aa on tioa
r:tor ta too if" bt44In4T. Ilo will
oafa- lar for i ursa
trirou!out t W t and lb Mi44l
U.. Mr. II' I oi4 a a aa BOina to
'ti aotd to C.
looraWtto Paaa:4. fama'.
l'-a t ,a. c.r l.l
rata 14. a. hro Jlarii T"V
4 ta 4. t. rra. Itaapsor. l-r 14.
a-ooaao Ctialln, MoaW. Or.
raa &. 1 a. aiat. Bar Boiaakr
!;. a4 to ik)via fur II-..
raoo li:r. aa.. wn A ("II tt 114,
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f mr mm:: o )uaM r?. ttl
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l-'"ar aa. an. .il i riaaa
k . L-ar-f h or.. fr $ jO
!"'' U ai.. t M-f-rk rr. 114.
-'4 Mlatoa4 lirw. Clu. Or.
far t-0
Dabaaavr !t, a'a. bar ienl tl.
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t r : ..
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oal to i:o4a (v fjo
raro t-aj rata, WOTa KafS i. 111.
a' I I-" M. D. Ivm fr IK
i-o-. to i.ma! A aril la.
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M.aa la. a-oM. kra J'r IV 111.
aoi k oxar af Lixaa fr (Tit.
m Wo 4. .". aea Jaaaarr 3 ll
ooo a a Hrr T' a oa ao4 (ttaaa-
IS-la ra -
vei:o 1ft. fa-oola aora artl a. 114.
a't aa Vi'i li.. rr :
r ( ar i V Btola. ooo4 Mllao. at
BtHa-aa. aal4 to Itioai Xaal, a4 Itokar.
tjr
ro!toan I ih Hat af almala baIo.
lb aalnaola bola? arrancod aaxordtnc
I ta coao caors:
VtUlaoaa aalat.a. Caaiaairaaa. WaaJa.
Ro A!"' farmo-'MOio. fwa'a bora
vtm-r ta. lata. aoa4 ia '-d(a4 Coaar
if. HaiiMaa, Cat. J UTi.
aMlrta 1 aitoaa-ram K'b4b mala. bro
Ad "I 1.'. !;. wt to J. .N Maitar. Oau
ka " vr . Ir
w:. wo Mar ;T. 9tv aaaa la R. I,
o-'b r t:m
i Ittmawi i"ofaal a Aaro afa Jan.
ao-r . '. "'4 ia a a aani r;
M-o-vn I -- N a Hi-T. faaaaato. Kmc
GERMANS SAYFOES
INCITE AMERICANS
Equivalent of "Sic 'Em" Used
i.i Press Headlines on News
From United States.
EDITORS ARE SARCASTIC
Campaign ItecUrrd "In Line With
Wllaoa'a Polk-jr." and Much la
iHrlalYd roaelbla With Dip
lomat of White fraar.
nrnu.V. vt lxn1oa. ll Tha
Horiin niornlac paaora publmn a apo
clal arlrrlaa dlapatch from Na Tork
to th aaml-ofniat Wolff Burrau. aar
Inr that publln opinion In AmerR li
Crratlr Btirroal axalnat Otminr by
allacad (iarmaa attacka oa American
baulraliti- and atainat ammunition far-
war craft conform to the rxlarUInt;
stipulation of International law.
FAIR SUNDAY PREDICTED
WcaUirr Man Orders Storm Waro
fcK In Dlntrlct Taken Uomd.
Th weather man protnlnea to b In
better aplrtta todar. and before retir
ing last nliht laaued a proclamation
that It would be "probably fair bun
day." Thla ia to b added to th r,orol
Friday that the weather would mod
erate allKhlly.
There la now an exeeaa of rain of
!.(( inchea. Storm warnlncs have been
ordered dlerontlnued In thla district.
la Portland yesterday the mercury
was at S.
CHAMBER TO PASS ON PLAN I
Audltoriunt Prawlns to Co Before
Member Council Tomorrow.
Commissioner Ceorc L. Baker and
architect J. A- Foutlhoux will prnt
th plan for the municipal auditorium
before the members' council of the
Chamber of Commerce at Its roeetlnc
tomorrow noon and will discuss In de
tail the various phase of the project.
Uoorare C. Maaon and other m ill parti
clpat In Ih programme and there will
be a ireneral disr-usruon from th iloo
following the addressee of Mr. Bake
and the other speakers.
Th architect plan for the auditor
FEN 10 R CHAMPION COW. JERSEY CLASS, AT PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION.
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a-VH
bi-tna otn.r Minaoaot br4ara wita
htm- ta tb It atroaltiOB.
raa itaatly .til raid la Cmaav.
Tb llotataia sat as perhape an
of tnai seat autcaaaful a r kald ta
tn Ui.t U'u.kbo iliabop. pr.aldaat
of tb If Uta aoKiation laat coa
al:t.. tha aa'a. alaarlarad lhal the re-a-aita
.r ta mt aatlafaclory that
a aa-t r a. Maty.irta haad
r cattla war ao!. braoajtn o total
aaon.y aalia of :l.j. Ail ef the
monar ra:tir4 front tb sal of tb
atrTval aj psUt for pot cb. wita
tb at;f!.oa of I Hi. A Bote aa taka
for tnat amount. Manaaar of the sale
roxaitar mat rvorj aimaat anbaatabia
ii-Krwja aai at ItaraCord aa aa
tb f.rt au-:tioa ba:4 at tb fai-tric
lntrnat;.n abn t.lf tb mpkaa
or ia AEi'it- at Ilr:jr4 I at(I tirved-
r' A...J. lotion. tVlunai t rad ftrppert
kn4i4 tb hmmr. an-f wbaa tb last
or m bMi bat baa soul, the bt
prl rr anirBBl ead.4 111.
I'ancnair. i J4. asai. and bora Marvfc
IT. tail, aaaa tb kiiat pr.4 aal
mal. I'.latUal lirothara. ef laland City.
'r. paim iio-a tor aim. tb, Bl,
btba pri.-. lHil. waa paid by lid
'oi.B. cf lUinaa. Or., f-r llaadsome
f a rtv. a tbra.yBr.oI4 bull,
to.iowms i a comolt ut ef y
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ta ronaitnort:
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a"' i a-a set- aa:tt r.aplaar tar fila
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ai.f a at!. ir'to .aaapar f-r f l-an.
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a 'i! a.Btt'a laanpona f'e f.;a
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aw ta Ca 4i iaa coapany. liar Crwa a.
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in l a s.a.-aar'ta lor Irpa
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ta i i .'-a'rt a-aaa Oaanaaay far .:4aa
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fr r;:
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(uatar. Vfc Bala . f.r SJIV
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lar 1..
abraaaana Aaif. trmaia, Kara Arrtl SI.
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1 1 -a
a biiaaarur.a faaaaty tKr'. fanaataw bora
Mar 11 !!, ot4 I at. IWaa4tct- At) bar
1 1. -a tasra. f-aaal. bara &ormhr 11.
fat t si4 ia w. J. Ll'tBfataa. orcbsrda.
aarv. fae SI
la.aaart faactar liar, faraalal fcra Va
aaraaaxr 3 I'Wa. said la frank CurBail. Hill-
bar, far ;l'J.
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tlt aal4 la Ilr-I(tar4 Carppaaj, f
KoKktaa. a'at. fr I .
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amtar la. 1IA aa;a taT.lt. Uarrtsaa far
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IK A
Mab Make, t blaaaraaa. .
1 a-r II a aa a Ita'anja. f.aaat. bara April
. InV v4 ta M. Ilaraa. Kaaalckaa. Wlak,
t.r IIM.
Ilarfaa llna. fanata ara April a. 1IJ.
Bal-t la M llar-ut tar IU
NUa B-aata t Jtalr. f.anta. bara Marcs IX,
1VI4. a-'4 I T B. (arrtaaa tar 4x4
laaaa haianw takl 14. fa aaaa. bra
rarry 1. a. 4 la Cl Ud.avaa fa
Aa (ta faraa :aai. f a'a bar Aa.
at - 4. I: 4. aota la X H. tiarrtaaa far KtaJ.
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va. a. a.ra Jaiaary ZK 1x14. moid I T. B.
6rrta far 4J"A
liaa Tl Kar4b. fata!, t ana fata
bar ia. II4. s14 I T B. Uarriaaa r ItlV
atr jaasi't La 4. aaU. aart May 2 1.1X
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taaakd M'Kaaaaa. taeaaaaaa. Or.
Vat-t vaaa IMkol raya. faial. bora
r-Taary IX iaii. au.4 la 4. .V Mu..r tar
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lii. La r a aa rr. f.'wa'a. bara aetabr 1 1.
13-4. I4 I Iirl4fer4 Caoapaay fr (4.
fbarla sXrtaaa. rblaaaaaaaa. Waaav.
rem!, bara May T. IHJ. aald t rraah
W a ...; fe $1.41.
r.ma.-. bara May I. 1SIJ. paid le F. W.
C"T-il far !aa.
taaaa bara May SX ltlX paid la F. W.
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t'taaei. Cora - pla Jnbanne Lady, bara
lana 114. aal la f U. alarrlaaaa far ;iV
tamai bar April It. ald t F. Va.
Cars.4 tor IIM.
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laiv, sa.4 I C W. Cor a.; aa. I'erviaad.
tr .
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rwa:nt.r . ,i4. Bal ka.tar Jaaaay.
bru.k Pralrtau V. aa.. tor IIJ-
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t.r :t. la.. ol4 a T. K. a.arrtana for (."A.
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4a.
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tar rUea r-rta paKol. faanala. bora
Mat.mkal Ull. pul4 la fc. JoBaaoa for
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UsAcard. Or., lor f.Va.
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nir.rrtaa Q-aaea aantia. famala. bara
rartaarT I. ll. P-4 I F. A ITU a.
praauaaa. O' . for 1 1 i.
fl-maar't. WKol Karadaka If. f.mai-a.
bara ataeer is, 11 a. aid ia It. C. laa
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rna.a. ara Jantaary 4. lli, pwld la R. &
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tlaarar-ald Klnr B-.la jtod.t. famal.
bara Clat-r J I. IPll. Bol4 la C. tV. Cor-
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la JOa.
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lb l:o. a.4 ta J KoOari lor f.'iu.
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Faaruara is. la o ao44 t-a M Itoraa for f ile.
paarua aiaraiUia b -l ... famal.. bar May
B. 111. al4 la E. Jaaaaaa tor
laakia laa t"a. faaala, kaa Marrk 10.
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Iraak llakartork. t lack aaaa . Or.
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li.V
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April I. talk. o.4 la larwsfard Cooipaay,
tar tlM.
MMkaey tl Harvard, iwtlaad.
Oat. oataa Craai .at II ear-:4. fam a 'a.
P. a 4aaary . IB1. eo.a la M. Uaraa far
l-J.
.mj:.. tar A-aat 14. lt Bold ta Jacob
Baa-r. sbraaa4 M . f-r IVJ.
N.i.la M-mm;4. Hark. :4 frma-a bara
ra-aarr I. 11 1 a.4 a M llraa for l.od.
Kiatr taa-al Ba'a.r la-. f.m.. bara aa.
roar. 2. :." .14 I cbarla Baraard. lul.
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M ITL. I OBLn MtlU, C LIFFORD RKIU, PORTLAND, O W.MIR.
terlrajtnd by reason of the disclosures
the trials of Germans recently bald.
ll quotes N.w York newspapers
saylraa that some of the members of
Conatresa Intend to ask for a ruptor
of diplomatic relatione.
The VoasiBche Zeltunr publish th
d'.spatrh with the headline "American
Inritatlon Asalnst (iertnany. and com
menta aa followa:
"It waa to b expected that at the
conrertlntr of Consrraa th British party
would make every e!Xort to brlnac about
near exriienaent asalnst tier many la
order to distract tb attention of Con-
Fress from the question of Itrlllnh
pressure on America. This Is also
i'rssldcnt Wilson's IntercaL
Hots' I aeal ta lleadltae.
ttoveral of the other papers use simi
lar headlines, with tb word "helse."
which Is a huratlns expression desrrlb-
Inr the setting of a dog on Its prey.
Only a' few of th paper print the
seas of the possible demand of the
t'nlted States for the recall of Alexan
der von Nuber, Austro-IJunrarlan Con-sul-Ceneral
at New Tork. Th Worsen
Tost, however, 'makes It a leading
front-pas article and comments:
"Mr. Wilson races about our dlplo
mats. Thus be preserves the lmpar
tiaiiiy wntrh we miaa from him aa
soon aa Jt Is a case of the British or
th French.
The Alorgrn I ot also publlahea a
mraaita to th Wolff Hureau quotlnc
Seoretary Lansing as aaylnc that th
recall of Captain Eoy-ed and Captain
von rapen. th naval and military- at
tachas. reapectlvely. of the Oa-rmany
t.rabaasv at Wasbtnston. baa no (-ollt
leal background.
Caaaaaaeaf oa Mllaayt r area a lie.
"Perhaps Mr. Wll.on simply wanted
to do the two officers a favor by help
Ina- them to return to their beloved
horn, and perhapa th moisture which
be bad shed over German-Americans
came front th a of hi love for
veryttlna; that la arnian."
Th Moreen l'ot considers tha
American nut In the Ahcona case ai
a further "hets."
Tha Kraut 7.itunr says of th Lan
slna atalment:
"If lb demand for the recall ef th
attaches has no political background.
It Is an unfrlently act. which fits per
fectly into tha tram of Prldnt 11
son's central policy toward Germany.'
Count von Reventlow. in th Taset
Zeltun. baa a story headed: "Wilson's
Policy Toward Germany."
rl esllaltoaa Meatlaaed.
He says It I Impossible to discuss
the question fully, because the neotta
tlons between Germany and the United
Mtatee have recently been carried on
secretly. He, declares that the Amer
lean wishea In various directions bav
been compiled with by Germany to the
fullest extent, and adda:
"One la astonished to learn from a
Now York dispatch to the Wolff Bureau
that th Lu-ltanla affair la not yet
fully settled."
Count von Reventlow declare that
th press ramnalirn asalnst Germany la
In lln with Mr. Wilson attitude, ana
continues:
"una mlshl almost assume that, aa
Mr. Wilson la convinced that ha cannot
win the Oej-man-Amerlcan element for
himself, ha no abandons further at
tempt and pictures German-Americana
aa tha country s enemi. iTooaoiy na
desires also to take the wind out of the
palls of his rival. Mr. Itooaevelt, wno
has always demanded a ruptur of re
lations with Germany."
Aaeaaa Xl Areaaee Editor.
Th Lokal Anulftr. whit casting
doubt on the correctness of the sum
mary of th Ancona not aa sent her,
remarks:
"If true, than President Wilson
sro. sly violates International law.
who ffuardaia b pretend to b.
Much la tvoaalbl. wo admit, with th
diplomatists of th Whit House, but
we must await the publication of the
Ancona note before believlna that they
bava abandoned the Irsa! position In
th rial of Austria, which th Presi
dent himself oniy a few month eao
laid down In th negotiations with Oer
Bunr rrctlnr submarines.
"If th dispatch received her I tru.
then perhaps President Wilson will b
so kind as to demonstrate before the
Germs a and Austrian navtea the trick
of brlnslns Into safety passena7r of
a sMp Irving- to escape pursuit by
DSht. The rules controlling- sub
marines In such rases ars precisely
the same as those "rrnlna- warships
ef th old typo. President Wilson
would not. therefore, even have the
pretest of dsmanJins that lb new
lum will be on display at the meeting
and will be thoroughly explained to
the members of the chamber who at
tend the meeting-.
llarber feliop I.'qulpnient Stolen.
vt hen. vr. Ileino. proprietor of a
barbershop at 7S Mist' street, left
his place of business yesterday morn
Ins; for a call next door, be left the
door to Ms shop ajar. On his return
a few ininutea later he found that th
shop had beeo visited In his absence
and that a sharing mug. two brushes.
two pair of shears, eight razors, a pair
or cuppers, a strop and Cu cents In
cash were mtnsing.
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I'rench Society to Iteorganlze.
There will be a meeting Tuesday
night In room It of the Public Library.
Tenth and Yamhill streets, for those
Interested In the French, language and
literature, at which time tha AHianc
FranCals will bo organised. The so
ciety has been Inactive for several
months and plans are on foot to revive
It. Th meeting; will open at S o'clock.
Teamster May Bo bet Free.
Nick Spady. who Is charged with
stealing school supplies which he was
hired to haul as a transfer man. will be
released provided be returns tb good
by Tuesday, when the trial la set fot
hearing. This agreement was reached
yesterday by School Clerk Thomas and
Attorney ham Pierco and Charles J.
BchnaUel. attorney for Spady.
Hantaan Meet Friday Xlght.
The Kansaa Society will hold an ex
perience meetlng.next Friday night In
room A. Publlo LJbrary. Tenth, and
Yamhill streets. There will be a pro
gramme of entertainment and speaking.
All ex-Kanssa residents, whether mem
bers of the society, are invited.
Woodmen Announce Homecoming-.
On December IS there will be a home
coming of the Woodmen of the World
in the I. O. O..F. at 6t. Johns. An
Invitation has been extended to all the
wives and friends of the W. O. W.
members. There will bo music and
prises beside other entertainment.
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Puffs-A Gift of I Health
For that " aged, member of
your iatriily, a grandfather or
grandmother, perhaps an old
uncle or. aunt, or .someone who
is not ia'the best of health, a
bottle or- two of Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey would prove
a most welcome and useful,
Christmas gift
For them, the Yuletidc Season will
be made brighter, because- most old
folks want renewed vior and
strength which invariably tbllow
the judicious use of Duffy's -Pure
Malt Whiskey
Your foresight in choosing this de
pendable torric-stimulant is sure to
be appreciated
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
has been used with uniformly good results by the profession and laity for
generations. It is absolutely pure, being made- from' the choicest grains of
the field thoroughly malted. Taken in tablespoon doses in equal amounts
of water or milk before meals and on retiring, it acts as a mild stimulating
, tonic, increasing the appetite and enriching the .blood.
Because of its wholesomeness and palatability it is easily digested by the
stomach and absorbed by the body, producing the necessary heat and
giving renewed strength to the fast retiring muscles.
Get Duffy's from your local druggist, grocer, or dealer, $1.00. . He will
gladly pack same for shipments
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SPECIAL NOTICE
If for some reason your local trade can
not supply you send your order and
, remittance to
The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.',
171-173 Minna St, San Francisco, Calif.
They will have your order taken care of promptly at the following;
prices :
1 Bottle Exorets Paid $1.15 2 Bottles Express Paid $2.10
4 Bottles Express Paid $4.00
Remit by Express Order, Post Office Order or Certified Check. If
cash is sent have your letter registered.
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MINNESOTA TO BE HELD
GOVERNMENT DECIDES OS
MEASCRES AFTER ARRIVAU
Federal .Hearing; to Bo Held on
Board Liner, Doe In San Fran
clsco Monday or Tuesday.
SAX FftANCISCO. Dec 11. To alt In
tents and purposes, tb steamer Minn
sots, which now Is being: towed up tb
coast to this port, will o under arret
when the big freighter drops anchor In
San Francisco Bay. according to state
ments made lata tonight by John W.
Preston, United States District At
torney.
Although he did not vouchsafe much
Information as to tha course to be fol
lowed by the Government, Mr. Preston
said that while no technical .arrests
were contemplated at this time, no one
would bv allowed to leave the disabled
eaael until a bearing had been held
aboard the vessel, conducted by Federal
officers.
Mr. Preston did not say under whose
direction the investigation would be
held, but said that ha would be present.
According to latest Information re
eelved here by Representatives of the
Great Northern Ste&oiahip Company,
the Minnesota will reach bin Francisco
either late Monday or early Tuesday.
Th Mlnneaota was off Point Ar
guello. 330 miles south of San Fran
Cisco, at S o'clock tonight.
ough inspection of the county farm,
west of Kelso, and determined upon a
number of improvements asked for by
tho new superintendent, C. v. Helm.
New sheds for the cattle, chicken coopB,
etc.. are to be built and la the Spring
a silo will be erected.
GRAND ARMY POST ELECTS
Thomas A. Jordan Commander
Fifth Consecutive Year.
for
County, to Improve Farm.
KX.0. Wash.. Dec. 11. (Special.)
County Commissioners Jabusch, Laugh
lln and Lsne veaterday made a thor-
Your Health
Needs Attention
especially at this season of the year
when it is really necessary to guard
against the quick changes in tem
perature and the inclement weather
You should keep your strength and
vifror up to the-highest possible stand
ard so as to be well fortified against
any sickness that might threaten you.
To that end, pay strict attention to
the Stomach, Liver and Bowels and-
at the first sign of any weakness take
Thomas A. Jordan was elected for the
fifth conHecutlraT year commander of
George Wright Post No. 1, Grand Army
of the Kepubllc, at the annual election
recently. Other officers chosen are:
U C. Shorno. S. V. C; J. M. Kelty. J.
V. C; W. N. Morse. Q. M. : Martin Riley.
surgeon; m. J. Morse, chaplain; P. J.
Neuburg. O. D.: P. S. Thomas. O. E.
Representatives to the state encamp
ment: Harrison Yost, Hugh Teets. C.
T. Goulding, John Renner, I C. Shorno,
C. A. Latnar. E. N. Barney.
Alternates: P. S. Thomas, G. W.
Coope,r. J. P. Hicks. H. O. Canfield, J.
M. Kelty. E. P. Doty and S. R. Harrington.
Iioscburg School Census Taken.
ROSEBURG, Or.. Dec. 11. (Special.)
-There are 1S40 children of school age
In Roseburg-, according to the school
census completed here today. This Is
a slight increase When compared with
the census last year. . ,
till In his etore, took the money away
from the alleged robber and then had
him arrested on a charge of larceny.
The man arrested was Richard Ditt
berner. Tatrolmen watt and White
head arrested him after Lindall re
ported his struggle with the alleged
burglar. Lindall says the man had.
taken J16 from the store.
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STOPS
THE ACHE
JCLEANSES THE CAVITY
PREVENTS DECAY
Sold everywhere - 1 5c.
C. S. Dent & Co.
Detroit. Mica. JJ
Victim Captures Alleged Robber.
X. F. Lindall, proprietor of a store
In Llnnton, last night captured a man
he accused of attempting to rob the
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HOSTETTER'S
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BITTERS
It is a splendid tonic and appetizer
and "Xvill help nature wonderfully
towards preventing a spell of Indiges
tion, Constipation, Biliousness, General
Weakness, Colds, Grippe or Malaria.-
Poorly", writes: "I have chronic con
stipation and my head aches all the
time. I am nervous ana aon i sieep
well. I have fever and my skin is mud
dy and my tongue coated. My eyes are
dull and I feel tired and weak."
Answer: What you need is a gooa
axstive and blood purifier. Clean your
system thoroughly with three grain
sulpherb tablets (not sulphur). These
tablets act on the bowels, aid diges
tion and purify your blood. Their use
will drive away the tired feeling and
other symptoms.
"Proud" says: "I have always been
SroucU of my hair until late, when it
as acquired an ugly, greasy stringy
appearance, and my scalp is covered
with scales and itches terribly. What
may I do?"
Answer: Tou should use plain yellow
minyol to relieve the scalp of dandruff
and Itching. It acts as a tonic to the
scalp and balr strands and promotes
a -beautiful luxuriant growth of hair.
Clip the ends of the hair about halt an
inch to get rid of broken ends.
"Mod"l" writes: T have been a per
fect thirty-eight in sizp until the last
few months when I have gained about
Zi pounds too tnucn Ilesu. a) lease pro
scribe."
Answer: Vou will find a very harm
less and successful flesh reducer in the
use of arbolon tablets, sold in .sealed
tubes with, directions for home use.
The questions answered below are
general iia character, the symptoms or
diseases are given and the answers will
apply In any case of similar nature.
Those wishin-r further advice, free
may address Dr. Lewis Baker, Collega
Bldg., Colloge-Ellwood Sts.. Dayton, O.,
inclosing self-addressed stamped en
velope lor reply- Full name, and ad
dress must be jflven, but only initials
or fictitious naVne will be used ir my
answers. The prescriptions can la
filled at any well-stocked drug store.
Any druggist can order of wholesaler.
"Nervous" writes: "I am a .brain
worker, but now 1 am so nervous as to
be unable to apply myself to my tasks.
I cannot concentrate my mind. Hav a
constant feeling of fatigue and drowsi
ness. Seem to have lost all boiiyancy;
in other words. I don't seem able to
draw myself together' somehow. What
will renew my strength, brace tno up,
and make me feel like a man?"
'Answer: Your condition is the same
ns that of thousands of other men. who
have been restored to new strength aiad
energy, when from worry, dissipation
or overwork, they were feeling the
same as you. Three grain cadomeno
tullets should reinvigorate your sys
tem, give you new strength and life
and make your brain clear and able
to cope with daily requirements.
a a a
"Runt" payg: "I'm tired of being;
called "runt Just because I'm so thin.
1 want ro weigh more. How may I
add about "" pounds to my weight?"
Answer: "There is the use of three
grain hypo-nuc-lane tablets to increase
your wtight. They are the surest,
safest ana best health, strength and
flesh producers I could suggest. You
should easily gain -5 pounds ill weight
in a relatively short time.
"Anna L.." writes: "I have kidne?
trouble and have had for some time. I
have a baby three months old and since
she was born, I have been bothered. I
havo been taking medicine. but it
doesn't seem to act on my kidneys."
Answer: Quite often kidnev and
bladdor troubles follow child-birth, and
if vour svnintoms are the usual ones.
such as swelling of tho (cut. puffs un
der the eyes, chills and lever with
J headache end palps In tliu back, would
suggaet tnal you umi bainiwort tab
lets. They are a splendid all-around
kidney medicine and touo iir.d liven tLo
kidneys Adv.