THE SUNDAY OREGONIAX, PORTLAND, DECEMBER 1, 1918.
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of
HOPS M
swing and emergency needs passed, the
Shipping . Board Is preparing to dis
pose of some of Its small steel ships
and a number of wooden craft. Propos
als for the purchase of tonnape have
ALL U. S. BREWERIES
Doit 't Let It Be a Mere Gift!
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sonality and season's thoughts; at the same time equal the
' dignity of the recipient that "permanent beauty and lasting
service" will exist, as you expect from the selections made.
Give Furnittire This Christmas!
at All Possible Shop Early in the Day Before 10 A.
M. Is the Best Time You'll Get Better Service.
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been received from many prospective
buyers at home and abroad.
Pending disposition of aome of tha
wooden ships, contracts for lev such
vessels have been canceled since tha
signing of the armistice. Work on some
of these had not yet been atarted. If
Troubles Between Chile
Peru Held Serious.
and
there la sufficient demand for wooden
tonnage by private owners, these con
tracts may be reinstated. Officials said
today 1300-ton wooden cargo carriers
had been found entirely satisfactory
Making of Beer and Malt Bev
erages Is Halted.
aa emergency ships, and foreign own
era would find them profitable for
coastwise trade.
ARMY DIVISIONS TO FORK
NO OPPOSITION TO BE MADE
HURRIED
0000
L OUTBREAKS
CLOSE NOVEMBER
30?
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Mexico Offer Project for Closer
Commercial Tnlon With Latin
American Countries.
LIMA. Per. SO. Tke mrmr re-
l(rTM la tela relom aave esuiea
.a Mlarm.
Tare ra Catlraa CouiU aalled
far Talaaraiaa today-
vw fr.a ftaatiaK aa4 Mm
aader data Kraiaer 35 reported
hat Chile aad Pert Urn reealled their
respective Coaaaia.
tsmrvna AISE5. Argentina, Not. 10
The demonstrations at Antofagasta
have assumed such a serious cnaracir
..-. w rvn... nwimitiMt haa sent
the cruiser Capitaa Prat to that port
with troops, iccoramj i --
i.. h.i- frnm S&ntlaKO.
Tha first and second army divisions
hare been ordered mooimco.
tit rTTTViTIV Vnv SO. An O f
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ficlal report from the Foreign Minister
of Chile, charging- Peruvian Cpnsul-
- , T ' i.h cnnnlhllltv f Of
uenersi ij'vjj wnu .
the recent trouble between the two
countries at Iqulque ana pedumi?
j i .v.. T i. - forced to return
ucuiiifi
to Peru, was received today at the
Chilean Embassy.
ti.. s-...n..ii-r:nT-1 ihi rcDort said
, - . r.tn.iA am instructions from his
home office and had been shown every
consideration by ue tnnean aumuri
ties.
Vlfe-Coasal Explain.
Mr. Le Lorain. French Vice-Consul
and dean of the consular corps at Iqul
que. In the absence of Senor Llosa, haa
addressed a communication to Provin
cial Governor Amneng-ual. according; to
advices to the crmean traoasw, maun
that ha had riven to the members of
tha diplomatic corpa a ms
Senor LJosa saying he "wi compelled
to ahnard shin and to aail for
Iqulque."
Tha French Vice-Consul added:
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ferred to ras entirely foreign to the
action of the authoriUee. It has been
decided to Inform you or me lon.oms
la order that you might request that
measures be taken to avoid a repeti
tion of that action In order that If
It occurred It should not become a
precedent."
"MEXICO CITT. Nov. 30. Project providing-
for clocer commercial anion with
the Latin-American countries. Involv
ing competition with the Panama
Canal, waa presented to the Mexican
government today by Jose A. De La
Valle. commercial envoy from Peru to
Mexico.
The proiect provides for tha forma
tion of steam. htp companies by all the
Lalln-American governmenta operating
ines on tha Atlantic and Pacific CoasU
with bases at both enda of the Te
hnantepec railway.
Lower Freight Rates Looaa. '
This railway crosses tha Isthmus of
Tehuantepec, the terminal or which are
tha porta of Coatzacoalcoa on the Gulf
of Mexico and Salina Crui on tha Pa
cific, and Is now fully controlled by the
Mexican government. Tha Isthmus-Itself
at one time formed the subject of
a proposed inter-oceanic canal.
It it asserted that by this method
freight charges between the various
countries can bo fixed lower than now
is possible by way of Use Panama
Canal.
Tha Mexican government will present
tha plan to other Latin-American governmenta.
ROUMANIA FACES HUNGER
Bucharest and Brussels Are Looted
by Germans.
PARIS. Not. S8. (By the Associated
Presa) The clothing- and loor" situa
tion In Roumania Is causing great mis
ery. Georga DanielopoL the newly ap
pointed Roumanian Minister to Wash
niton, declared today. Tha German
occupation of Roumania brought pov
erty everywhere.
"The minions of Von Maekensen were
as cruel as 'those of Von Biasing, aald
the Minister. "Bucharest, like Brus
sels, has been stripped clean of every
thing. "If relief does not come soon a large
part of our population will die this
Whiter from henger and cold. The
neople are walking about In their bare
;eet and they lack nourishment.
"In Roumania at preaent a suit of
clothes of a cheap variety costs; more
than 1200. a pair of shoea $120 and a
pound of chocolate $25. The needs of
the country are clothing material.
&hoes and fats.
TAX OX CAPITAL DEMANDED TO
PAY OFF NATIOXAI DEBT.
Party Advocates Removal of All War
Restrictions and Complete Abo
lition of Conscription.
LONDON. Not. $0, via. Montreal.
The British Labor party In Its election
manifesto to the voters condemns any
form of economic war and demands as
essential part of the peace treaty
that the International Labor Charter
be Incorporated In tha structure of a
league of nations.
The party demands the Immediate
withdrawal of allied forces from Rus
sia and the Immediate restoration of
the workers' International; claims free
dom for Ireland and India as a demo
cratlc right and urges self-determination
for British subject peoples.. It ad
vocates the removal of all war time
restrictions and the complete abolition
of conscription. -
The manifesto says the Labor party
regards land nationalization aa a vital
necessity and urges immediate nation
alization fit mines, railways, shipping,
armaments and electric power. It de
mands immediate erection of 1,000.000
houses by the state and better pay and
conditions for worklngmen. The party
declares Its opposition to tariffs.
A special tax on capital is urged so
as to meet the payment of the war debt.
Inlstence Is laid on a heavily graduated
direct tax with the raising of the ex
emption limit. This is stated to be
labor's definition of the conscription of
wealth.
The manifesto says the Labor party
Is the real woman a party and that It
supports complete adult suffrage and
equal pay for both sexes and depre
cates the formation of a sex party.
OAKS RAVAGED BY PESTS
Caterpillars Said to Be Eating the
LcaTes From Trees.
Reports of the defoliation of various
pedes of oak have come into the For
est Service offices of the Sixth Dis
trict from Western Washington, the
Rogue River valley and the Willamette
Valley, according to District Forester
Cecil.
This defoliation has beet, caused by
caterpillar known as the Western
oak loopera worm which operate from
Oregon to British Columbia, and which
as been known to defoliate the oak in
certain areas for several years In suc
cession. Usually this defoliation does
not kill the trees, and they recover as
soon as the natural en mies of the
caterpillar bring it under control again.
successful methods of controlling
this caterpillar have been devised by
the Bureau of Entomology.
Head of Brewers' Association Says
Law Cannot Be Tested Until
' War Is Brought to End.
WASHINGTON. Dec 1. Brewing of
beer and other malt bevereges stopped
at midnight of November 30 through
out the United States.
The special Presidential committee.
which recommended the Presidential
proclamation prohibiting brewing as a
war conservation measure, decided to
day to make fno recommendation to
President Wilson on suggestions that
the proclamation should be rescinded
in view of the armistice.
Customs authorities at ports received
instructions to refuse entry to malt
liquors after midnight and .to seize any
arrfvlnrr after that hour. This might
affect small quantities of malt liqurs
Imported from England, although these
shipments have been decreased lately
In anticipation of the prohibitory order,
effective November 30. -
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 30. Ten 4 thousand
men were thrown out of work and
plants estimated in value at $10,000,000
nd representing I10u.uoo.ouo invest
ment, were made Idle at midnight when
the If St- Louis breweries were closed.
It is estimated that there Is beer
sufficient to last three or four months.
Considerable grain on band, it Is said,
will be lost.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. SO. Contrary to
expectations, Milwaukee brewers will
dispense with only about 1000 men
after December 1. as a result of the
order prohibiting the brewing of beer
on that date. These are working in
brew houses. It is not expected many
persons will be affected for another
six months because brewers have
enough stock on hand to last that long.
NEWARK. N. J., Nov. 80. The brew-
ers of the country will make no effort
at this time to have the ban against
brewine- lifted, according to a state
ment made tonight by Christian W.
Felgenspan. president of the United
States Brewers Association.
"Not much can be accomplished so
far as I can see," he said, "because Mr.
Hoover Is In Europe. I don't think, it
will be possible to make any test of
the prohibition law while the war is in
progress. It Is a war measure and I
have no doubt or its constitutionality.
Steel Freighter Launched.
TACOMA. Nov. 30. The 7600-ton
steel freighter Jacona was launched
today by the Todd Drydock & Construc
tion Company's plant here. It waa the
yard's seventh steel ship launched.
HUN PUNISHMENT FAVORED
British Coalitionists Insist on Mak
ing Germany Pay Penalty.
LONDON. Nov. 30. via Montreal.
The coalition government. If It is re
turned to power, will Insist upon the
personal accountability of ex-Emperor
William for the crimes for which he
personally was responsible, said Sir
Frederick E. Smith. British Attorney-
General, in an election speech yesterday.
Sir Frederick said It was also the In
tention of the coalition government to
punish Germany, which had broken
every law human and divine.
With regard to the Germans Interned
in Englaad, the Attorney-General an-
160 Hens 1500 Eggs
irrit VT M. Patton. Waverly. Mo..
writes: "I fd 3 boxes of "More Eggs'
to mv hens and broke the egg record.
I got 1500 eggs from 160 hens in exact
ly 21 days." You can do as well. Any
poultry raieer can easily double his
proius ny aouoiing me egsr prooucuiw
of his hens. A scientific tonic has been
discovered that revitalizes the flock
and makes hens work all the time.
The, tonic la called ."More Eggs." Give
your hens a few cents' worth of "More
fciggs ana you will De amaxea ana De
lighted with results. "More eggs" will
double this year' production -of eggs,
so if you wish to try this great profit
maker, write E.- J. Reefer, poultry ex
pert, 159 Reefer Bldg., Kansas City,
Mo., for a $1 package of "More Eggs"
Tonic. Or send $2.25 today and get
three regular $1 packages on special
Fall discount for a season's supply. A
million dollar bank guarantees if you
re not absolutely satiefied. your money
will be returned on request and the
''More Eggs" cost you nothing. Tou
take no risk. Write today. Pin a dol
lar bill to your letter or send $2.25 on
special discount for t packages. Or
ask Mr. Reefer to send you free his
poultry book that tens tne experience
nounced it was the government's In
tentlon to send them back to Ger- or a man wno has made a fortune out
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U. S. TO SELL SOME SHIPS
Small Steel and Wooden Carriers to
.Be Disposed Of.
WASHINGTON. Nov. SO. With Its
permanent bulldlne; prorramme In full
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Corner Post Table, Saddle Seat
Rocker and Chair and Rocker
with genuine leather auto cush
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$64.00
Dining Room Table has 45-inch
Quarter-sawed. Plank Top:
Straight Chairs and Arm Chair;
have genuine leather slip seats.
The 7 pieces now only
$65.75
Both Suites are finished to
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Tapestry and
Leatherette
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$19.85
. S3 CASH SI WEEK.
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Leatherette: is a rich, dark brown.
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too. you can use it every afternoon.
It'll be more comfortable than an
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It's getting close to that time. Don't
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girls smile from ear to ear on Xmas
morn If "Santa" leaves a
Cedar Chest
There's one made of Red Tennessee
Cedar on sale this week for
$16.90
xMahogany finished
Smoking Stands
6-fnehes high with re
movable glass ash trari
$2.45
White Cross
Electric Stove
with Cord
$4.75
Set of 6
Nickel Silver
Knives and
Forks
$4.25
Monarch Coal Heaters
$18.95
Very fine, large-sire heaters that are very similar to
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Other Heaters Also Underpriced
Beauty Chill-Chaser (wood heater).. 916.75
Large Size Beth (coal heator) $12.75
Large Sixe Bon Ami (oil heater) $7.50
Top Draft Air-tight Heaters
$2.60 $3.15 $3.95 $4.95
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$5 Cash
$1 Week
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$17 S
Beautiful m a h o g
any finished post and
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Select from S dif
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shades in the same
number of colors.
They're on the
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door.
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Oak or Mahogany Which Will You Have?
All right, it's here, and you can pay for It A little down and a little each
week wihtout one cent of Interest charged you.
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