TIIE SUNDAY O REG ONI AN, PORTLAND, aiARd! 11, 1917.
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SPY ACTIVITY II
SALVADOR DENIED
! declaration providing: for an economic
blockade of Germany.
Some Products HcHk Germany
At present large Quantities of Amer
ican products slip through tha allied
fleets and neutral countries. presi
dent, however, will not Issue a. declara
tion of this character until an actual
state of war exists.
Prom now on the American publlo
must expect little news regarding- the
operations of our merchant fleet. The
President and his Cabinet have no
authority to Impose a censorship and
they are perforce compelled to rely
upon the patriotism of publishers. It is
recognized that this procedure may
withhold information which would be
interesting: to the public and. yet serve
no useful end. Therefore, It is the In
tention of the Navy Department to
watch the operation of the request
made to the newspapers and at the end
of a week or so make an arrangement
which is hoped will be satisfactory all
around. .
Censorship Law Advocated.
As soon as Congrress reassembles the
President will urge that the censor-
Recourse to Central American Court llT.1:
Minister to United States
Brands Reports of Pres
t. ence as Preposterous.
GERMAN INFLUENCE IS NIL
In Dispute 'With Neighbor Over
Naval Base Grant Cited as
Evidence ol Purposes.
WASHTXGTOU, March
that Salvador had been
10. Reports
Involved by
nte is in force the responsibility re
garding publications then will rest
upon the authorities and not upon the
publishers.
The clamor In certain quarters for
the removal of Senator Stone, of Mis
souri, from the chairmanship of the
foreign relations committee of the Sen
ate, failed to make an Impression upon
the Democratic members of the Tjpper
House. The list of committee assign-
German agents In enterprises Inimical I ments determined upon by them pro-
tn the Interests of the .United States vldes for Air. Stones retention In his
and of Guatemala, were declared "pre- position There is reason to believe
posterous" by the Salvadorean Minister, as a result of the Missourian's attitude
Dr. Rafael Zalaivar, in a statement is- mat owr owansun, 01 virsmia, a
noon m,i.v . - I member of the committee, will be the
"The people and government of El Presidents spokesman on the floor of
Salvador," the statement saia, are now
POISON PLOTTERS 111
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G0HV1CTED
Two Women and Man Guilty of
' Conspiracy to Murder
Lloyd George.
TRIAL BY FIRE IS ASKED
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You Can Save on Furniture at Edwards
Holding down the retail price notwithstanding the steadily rising wholesale cost, has
been the practice at Edwards' ever since the advent of the rising market. This season's
new goods have been purchased advantageously and are assembled in quality, abundance
and -variety. Never before were the lines so distinctive and so varied, and never again
will prices be as low as they are today. Anticipate your future needs and save.
the Senate In connection with all for
eign questions.
WOMEN ACTIVE HOUSE
Men Are Given Demonstration In Rush
ing Work In Memorial to Con
gress Urging Suffrage.
and always have been particularly
friendly with Guatemala and recent re
ports to the contrary are absurd. That
German spies or political agents are
trying to bring such a reversal of its
traditional friendly relations with Gua
temala or Involve It in hostilities with
that or anv other country, is preposter
ous. Germans residing In El Salvador UTAH HAS THREE FAIR MEMBERS
couia oe counted on ine inigera ui unc a i
hands and their Influence nationally or OK LEGISIATTTRE,
locally Is nil.
German Influence Dented.
"In Guatemala, on the other hand.
many of the largest coffee and other
properties are owned by Germans and
It may be said that German Influence
Is greater in that country than In stiy
other Central American republic. But SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. March 10,
America: is T U at aH provable that Ge Wesm
man gold could seduce the governments m tn West. Utah has Its women legis-u-nrialnlv
not the neonle to embroil lators. There are three women mem-
themselves to the injury of each other bers of the lower house and all of
or the great and good frler-d to the mem taKe an active part in the tran
Korth of us the United States. actions of the sessions. They are Mrs.
"VA Salvador has lust trl"en the best Elizabeth Hayward. Dr. Grace Stratton-
possible evidence of her peaceful and Airey and Mrs. Daisy Allen, who rep-law-abiding
predilections by having re- resents Salt Lake County. All of them
nnursn to tha Central American Court are Democrats.
of Justice for settlement of her pro- It remained for one of the feminine
tracted diplomatic controversy with her members to show the Legislature how
neighbor, Nicaragua, relating to the to force through in record time a joint
grant by the latter to the United States memorial to the National Congress
of a naval base, in the Bay of Foneeca urging the National - lawmakers to
which is territorial water owned jointly make operative the Susan B. Anthony
with my country rather than proceed amendment to . the Constitution of the
to open hostilities over the violation of United States. It was introduced in
Its sovereign rights.
Arbitration Cited aa Proof.
, , ,M., dr suspended rule and sent t
"My government has Just cabled me Tv,. ,v.
. . . . . . , , ,, ... a l Senate. There the same fast tim
at the Central American court has , . c-. Dv
that the
rendered its decision in favor of El Sal
Vador. restraining Nicaragua from pro
ceeding further under the provisions of
the Bryan-Chamoro treaty that relates
to the naval base in b onseca Bay.
'As 1
alleged
th
Official
vadorean government) recently
linhed the following statement:
" 'El Salvador has recently received
from Mexico, as a testimonial of sincere
friendship, some gifts of great value
which have awakened a national feel-
the lower house by Mrs. Hayward. was
passed within a minute afterward un
to the
was
made, and Goy&rnor Simon Bamberger
signed the memorial a few minutes
later.
The three women members are par
ticipating freely In debates and hold
to press reports of El salvaaor's - , --
intrigues with Mexico against Grace Stratton-Alrey being a member
e interests of Guatemala, tn uiar ";rr y--'"7";-;,"
pub-
state's sub-legislative bodies. She also
had the destlnction of presiding over
the deliberations of the house for an
hour while the Speaker went on the
floor to fight for a measure.
Mrs. Daisy Allen, Representative
lng of gratitude toward the people of from Salt Lake County, has been most
that great nation. But that demonstra- active In public welfare legislation and
tion of cordial affection towards us on seeks through the Introduction of a
sunaay-LiuMiig uui uar mo vkua.bu
e day mad all that th name implies.
I OIlOSnHlM
the part of a courtly and generous peo- Sunday-closing bill to have-the abbath
pie gives no ground for suspecting ine -
existence of any binding engagements
of a political nature engagements that
have never been sought by the Mexican
c-overnment and that.- needless to say,
would never have been entered into by
the Salvadorean government.
SPUDS BREAK AT SEATTLE
Chicago Orders Are Canceled and
Price Drops $10 on Ton.
MTJJfCIE, IXD, WOMAN
SEW YOR.lt.
STARTLES
Glittering Gems Also Distributed Ex
travagantly About Hat. Keck
and From Her Ears.
SEATTLE. Wash.. March 10. (Spe
cial.) The spud market was broken In
6eattle, wholesalers quoting ?10 under
the high point of the season to retail
ers yesterday at 80 a ton. Growers
in the Yakima Valley offer to sell
spuds at shipping points at $65 to $70,
or $3 to $10 under the high point of
niin7S -.ton Buvlng is at a stand- wom8J1 with .a passion for diamonds
le.?,ln .1? .UfA8 f J and a habit of descending upon New
NTHTW TORE. March 10. (Special.)
Wearing diamond earring pendants and
garters, Mrs Charles H. Anthony, of
Muncle, Ind.. startled the loiterers in
Peacock Alley at the w aldorf rlday.
Mrs. Anthony is a pretty blonde
Mohammedan liaTryer for Defense
Requests Court to Determine
Innocence by Putting Ac
cased on Hot Irons.
LONDON. March 10. Mrs. Alice
Wheeldon, her daughter. Mrs. Winifred
Mason, and the latter's husband, Alfred
George Mason, were found guilty today
of conspiracy to murder Premier Lloyd
George and Arthur Henderson, member
of the War Council. Miss Harriet Ann
Wheeldon, another daughter of Mrs.
Wheeldon, who also was tried on the
same chareres- was acquitted.
Mrs. Wheeldon was sentenced to 10 1
years' penal servitude. A sentence of
seven years was Imposed upon Alfred
Mason, while his wife was sentenced to
five years penal servitude.
Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, the suf
frage leader, by permission of Judge
Low, went to the witness-box to con
trovert the statement alleged to have
been made by Mrs. Wheeldon to the
ffect that the suffragetles had spent
300 in an attempt to poison Premier
Lloyd George by driving a poisoned
nail Into his boot.
Premier Regarded as Valuable.
Mrs. Pankhurst declared that such a
statement was absolutely false In every
rj&rtlcular. adding:
"The Women's Social and Political
Union regards the Premier's life as of
the greatest value in the present grave
crisis, and its members would, if neces-
arv. take great risks themselves to
Droteet it from danger."
- In an eloquent and vigorous speech
today. In summing up the case of the
four prisoners, S. H. Rlza, the Moham
medan lawyer who is acting as attor
ney for the defendants, startiea tne
courtroom by suggesting a trial by
ordeal. He referred to the medieval
form of Judicial trial in which. In place
f evidence, supernatural aid is in-1
voked. as in a test by fire, water, pol-
Bon or other agencies.
Detective's Presence Urged.
Attorney Rlza had been endeavoring I
to Impress the Jury with the alleged
inlster significance of the failure of
the crown to produce a certain witness
against the defendants. This person.
he said, was a "man who should have
been Its principal witness, namely, the
mysterious secret government agent
known as Gordon."
The attorney declared the man was
a police spy who had started the whole
plot; who had lured the defendants on
and then, when he had got them well
within his nt, had handed them over
to another agent named Booth so that
his own connection with the case would
not be so flagrantly apparent.
Why wasn't It possible for Gordon
to come Into court and face the Jury?"
asked the lawyer. .'Because from him.
he continued, "the Jury would have
drawn a very different version of the
case. The case rests wholly on the
evidence of Booth who, moreover, was
allowed to read the whole of his evi
dence. In the absence of this mysteri
ous Gordon this trial Is not a trial.
Proposal Amazes Judge.
"Before the Jury commits the defend
ants it should Insist on the production
of Gordon in the Interests of the public
and the safety of the country."
Then, after a long and Impressive
pause. Attorney Rlza suddenly said:
'In the absence of Gordon I would
suggest that the defendants should
have a trial by ordeal." The judge was
puzzled and said:
I fear that would be Impossible. It
has been abolished. Do you seriously I
Buggeat tne iaaies snouia walk over
hot ploughshares to prove their In
nocence?"
. Riza I do.
The Judge It Is no use submitting
such a suggestion. You are uot seri
ous?
Rixa I do seriously suggest It.
still. Brokers who thought a few days
ago that they had telegraphic orders
to buy for Chicago account, were faced
-svit h a horde of cancellations toaay.
Further declines are expected. It Is
estimated that there are 450 carloads
of potatoes in Washington. A week
York every once and so often to let
shine. Her attire struck, that
note of harmonious simplicity upon
which, the leading fashion writers
harp. She wore a three-piece suit, a
string of pearls ana some aiamonas.
-"XTZZZ. ".r;;r:"V,- .V- i... The skirt was white silk or velvet or
Sl uio ucoi. aaL..u,.u, .hlmTTUrV stuff.
.than one-half this amount.
U-BOATS WILL BE SUNK
(Continued From First Page.)
of an American merchant vessel would
entitle that ship to act on the. theory
that It was to be attacked.
In determining whether or not to
declare war upon the United States,
Germany unquestionably will take into
account the recent acts of this bov
ernment- They include:
1. Armament of merchant ships.
Opening of Money Market Cited.
3. Opening of the American market
once more to allied securities.
sh bJbo wore a white straw nat
stiH noma diamonds, a white siik
shirtwaist cut low and more diamonds.
white velvet coat ana aiamona gar
ters. ' .
"Diamonds are a hoddt wiui mo.
she admitted.
SPRING HERE, INDIAN SAYS
Chief Taholah Asserts Frogs Calling
- Snow Is Sign..
O.VKVILLB. Wash-.March 10. (Spe
cial.) Pilchuck Julia has been given
3. Disapproval by the State Depart- more publicity than any, other Indian
mint of the attitude of the Shipping woman on mo V? r kl u th. mnt
Board in protesting against British does not mean that she is mf
. , , 7. rninnlar nouaw. or that her weather
4 Certainty that CoAgress will ap- predictions are all pleasing to the gen
i a cmn n Art nnn I Aral nubile.
S. expended b7 the" Pres'ide"nV for d In fact, old Chief Taholah Is the pop-
a i ii. u ar one. He drove the nail right
chips upon the high sea. square on the head when he said
In reopening the American money Spring will soon come. He maintains
market, diplomats whose countries are that the frogs brought the recent snow
j ,u i.i, o-. ,. nn to cover themselves before they woke
ernment has delivered Its greatest up and called Spring. He Bays this is
blow to the Teutonic cause. They ex- an old and reliable Indian sign when
pect the action to be followed up by a snow comes at m uuw-w
BROKE HIMSELF OF
SMOKING CIGARETTES
State Sells Captured Skins.
A quantity of beaver, muskrat and
mink skins, comprising loot taken in a
number of raids made in the effort to
stOD illegal trapping, were sold yes
terday by the State Fish and Game
Commission to suverrieia e -o.,
, r t i ttj im l Portland, for $201.50. The skins sold
3. U louis i'ian uruae xuuiBtru .luded 34 beaver, five muskrat and
Smoking; Cigarettes and Chewing
by a Simple Home Remedy.
Harry Risks, a well-known resident
Jiving at 2016 S. 11th St, broke him
self of the cigarette habit and chewing
with a simple recipe that he mixed at
home. In reply to the question as to
what he used he made the following
statement: "I used a simple recipe
which I mixed at home and which Is
as follows: To 3 oi. of water add 10
grains of Muriate of Ammonia, a small
box of "Varlex Compound and 10 grrs.
of Pepsin. I took a teaspoonful three
times a day. Any druggist can mix
Jt for you at very little cost.
"This recipe can be taken yourself or
given secretly to another in coffee, tea
or milk -or in food, as it has no taste,
c olor or emell and is perfectly harm
less.'' ASV,
two mink. The money for the sale
goes Into the fish and game fund.
Judge Morris Recovering:
OLTMFTA. Wash.. March 10. (Sp
btaL) Supreme Judge George E. Mor
rls, ex-Chief Justice, is reported reeov.
ering steadily tonight from an opera
tion for appendicitis. He yas appointed
to the Supreme Court by Governor Hay.
WESTERN U. S. IS OFFERED
(Continued From Flrt Pago.)
CLARKE DOCKET IS LIGHT
Only Criminal Case Is That of the
Connty Liquor Detective.
VANCOUVER. Wash., March 10
(Especial.) Though as Jurors were
drawn today to form the panel for the
April Jury term of the Superior Court
in Clarke County, there will be little
lor them to do unless some of the liti
gants .demand a Jury trisj for civil
cases, or someone commits a crime be
fore the court session opens.
There Is but one criminal case to be
tried and. that was continued from last
term, V. McDaniel, a detective em
ployed by the county, who Is charged
witft misrepresenting tacts to secure
liquor prescription from a local physi
cian, who was acquitted of Illegally
issuing a prescription to McDaniel.
There are but one or two civil cases
to be tried so far on the docket. The
court term will commence April 10.
EVELYN EDWARDS BURIED
SSM
Father Warren Waltt, of St. Ste
phen's Catholic Parish, Officiates.
Funeral services for Evelyn Adelle
Edwards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
W. Edwards of 325 East Forty-first
street, were held from the Holman
ehapel yesterday at 2 o'clock with in
terment in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
Father Warren A. Waltt. pastor of St.
Stephens Roman Cotholic Church, offi
ciated at the ceremonies.
The pallbearers were Frank S. Smith
and George L. Baker, for he Royal
rtosarians, ana s. C Gratton and E. S.
Hlggins, of the Ad Club. Mrs. Roy T.
Brookings played the organ and Miss
Rachel Gates sang "Lead Kindly Light
and "Abide with Me."
timony of Admiral Winslow that a
single modern dreadnought could sub
due every warship we now have on
ths Pacifio Coast, and If the Panama
Canal be closed a well-equipped enemy
approaching from the Orient could then
capture and hold successfully ' for a
long period the . entire .country Ijlng
west of the Rockies,
$77.50 Overstuffed Davenports
dTu Pf A
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Take your choice of beautiful new over
stuffed tapestry-covered Davenports
with three loose cushions, upholstered
Spring cushion back and big, roomy,
comfortable arms. A corking big value
for this week at special price of $37.90.
Pay $4 Now, Balance $1 a Week
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Dining -Room Furniture
and
Rugs Arriving Daily
Every train brings a new shipment of latest de
signs in dining-room furniture and Spring rugs.
As fast as these shipments are received they are
opened and displayed. Call any time this week
and see this wonderful exposition of interesting
wares for the Spring house furnishing. The easi
est kind of easy terms.
$25 Simmons
Steel Beds
$15.85
Simmons' seam less
steel double beds in
white enamel, Vernis
Martin and mahogany
finish, of a quality reg
ularly selling for $25.
Take your choice now
for $15.85.
$1 Cash; 50c a Week
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Vesta
Combination
Range $87.50
Tho Vesta Combina
tion Range operates on
coal or gas. There are
two large baking ovens
both may be used to
gether if desired a 4
hole top for wood or
coal and a 4-burner top
''for gas polished top
"- J does not require black
. I; 3 ing. -The fire box Is
.if equipped with duplex
J grates and heavy fire
lining, special attach
ment for lighting wood
or coal fire eliminates
the use of kindling.
Trade in your old
Range Pay $5 Month.
Oak Library Table
Now $9.95
Beautiful natural grain oak li
brary table, golden wax finish,
S8x24-inch top, 6helf underneath
and a book rack at both ends. Spe
cial this week $9.95.
$1 Cash, 50c a Week.
Out-of -Town
Folks
The publication of our new catalogue
has been unavoidably delayed, but out-of-town
customers who write will be sup
plied with photographs of home furnish
ings. Send in your order for your Spring
goods before the assortments are broken.
Remember your credit is good, no matter
what part of the state you may live in.
Write, stating your wants, and we will
cheerfully and promptly respond. Your
credit is good.
Our Exchange Dept.
Edwards' Exchange Department is a Wonderland
of interesting bargains. Shop-worn and damaged
articles are renovated and sold in this department
at prices from one-quarter to one-half of their
real value. Goods taken in exchange as part pay
ment on new furniture are also included in this
department, at prices attractive indeed.
bi e i h i ""i i r - ii rf-i I ni
Baby's Photo
FREE!
With every Go-Cart and Perambu
lator purchased from us we will give
you an order on a leading local pho
tographer, who will take your baby's
picture absolutely free and give you
one beautiful Sepia Photo, size 10x12.
Take advantage of this offer early.
Our Go-Cart line is very complete.
Among those which we recommend are
the "FULTON" and "FOYER," in tan
or black, and the "Sturgis" Perambu
lator in ivory, gray and green. The
"Fulton" has artillery wheels and a
waterproof, crack-proof mohair top.
Prices to fit every purse and varie
ties for. each taste. You can have
terms on every Go-Cart, $1 a Week.
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TEACHER'S BURIAL IS SET!
Funeral of Miss Pearl Montgomery
Will Be Tomorrow.
Pearl Montgomery, teacher of tho pri
mary ffne.de a.t Eliot school, who died
at the iiood Samaritan Hospital last
Friday, will be laid to rest from Kin
ley's undertaking establishment tomor
row at 3 P, M, Miss iletta Brown,
teacher at liliot school, will sing. The
ceremony will be attended by many
teachers and pupilB who knew and
loved Miss Montgomery,
Principal 8, U, Downs, f Eliot
scnooi, taia ane was una tt lufl oest
teachers the school aver had. Heart
disease was the cause of death, and
Miss Montgomery had been at Good Sa
maritan Hospital sine last October,
She had been, a teacher In the Portland
schools since 1907. Three years ago
her health failed and for s time she
was In California. She Is survived by
her mother and step-ramer. m u.o y
near Vancouver. Wash.
VANCOUVER GETS CANNERY
Northern Brewing Company Plant
To Be XTsed, Is Report.
VANCOUVER. Wash., March 1ft.
r;nil.) The Interstate Products
Company, with a capital stock of $30,-
000 was incorporated nere loony iu tu
gare In the business of canning, preserving-
and evaporating fruits and
vegetables, making fruit beverages, ex
tracts and syrups and manufacturing
ice. Ernest Mueller, o Vancouver, ana
H. Jacobsen and L. M. Hanrig, of Port
land, are the Incorporators.
It 13 reported that the company has
leased the plant of the Northern Brew
ery Company, known as tne oiar urew
ery, which has been Idle for more than
16 months, and which was sold; to the
bondholders, last week. Mi Mueller,
one of the Incorporators, has been
watchman at the brewery since It-closed.
Lewis Ttlver Span to Be Installed.
wiT(mTj TT7 b. Mrrh 10.
r- -TJ-( V, t Vi a nfTt TAW GATi
lap3i;ia.l. . . . i... . . . . .
sieei n Dl nci a " " o - ' -
steel work for the new 150-foot steel
bridge which Is to oe duui cro
Lewis River at La Center, on the Pa
.m. nrrhwiv. Th foundations have
been completed by the county. When
tno worK oi puumt " -
started the Paclflo Highway will be
closed for four or Ave days. During
that, time trafflo will make a long de
tour lO i,WHTUiO.
Washington Auto Tag Issued.
VANCOUVER. Wash- Maroh 10.
(Special.) The first of the new Wash
ington automobile lioenae tags was re
ceived In Vancouver today from the
Secretary of State's office at Olympia
Tha tags are black with white letters.
Next sear's tags jvlU have a patented
device which will make It necessary te
change tags only every three or four
years, except for a small year "plate
which clamps onto the end of the tag.
In this way the state will bo saved
about $50,000 annually.
Earl Marshall to Wed.
TACOMA. Wash.. March 10. (Spe
cial.) Earl Marshall, of Central Point,
Or., and Ida Rocca. Enumclaw, Wash.,
were granted a marriage license here
today.
Ixsser Hurt at Oakvlllo.
OAKVILLE. Wash.. March 10 (Spe
cial.) Tuesday eVernoon, while work
ing In the rigging of the Oakvllle Lumber-
Company's camp, Frank Pearson,
half owner of the outfit, and woods
Humphreys' Seventy-seren
For Colds Influenza,
Cold Feet!!
v When the circulation of the blood is
checked by taking Cold the heart does
not pump the blood strong enough to
reach the extremities, hence cold feet.
A brisk rub with Bay Bum or Alco
hol, If handy, or with a rough towel,
and an Immediate dose of "geventy
seven" will restore the circulation and
break up the Grip or Cold.
BS sents and $1.00 er mailed.
. Humphreys' Homee, kladlclaa Co.. ISO
.William Street, Ksw ork. . . .
boss, narrowly escaped with his life I hauled. He sustained a severely
when he beeame entangled In the main bruised leg. and will not be able to
line near the losr which was being I work for some time.
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nOr this one from Washington. T. C. ? T
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ro the noises erar keep yea awake at
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