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ho could, ho could also closo his storo for a whllo
now and then, to "save cxponso."
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MKMHKRS OF TIIK A5SOCIATKI) PRKSS
Exmm
mm
t VOL NO. XXXVIII.
GEHMMS CLAIM GREAT VIBTDHr
Ol'ER RUSSIANS IN EAST PRUSSIA
Announce Capture of Over
26,000 Men in Campaign
on Eastern Frontier
CLAIM VICTORIES IN '
; POLAND LAST FEW DAYS
Announce Capture of French
Positions Say Allies Mis
used Red Cross Flag
tljr Aaaoctatd Pith to Coot Hay TlmM.)
IIKRLIN, Fob. 12. (Wireless to
I. sayvlllo.) Tho offlclnl Blatomont
today says: "Emperor William hns
L arrived on tho battle field of tho
Hast J'russlan frontier. Our oper
ations hnvo forced tho Russians to
rapidly glvo up their position east
of tho Muzurlnn lakes. At hoiiio
places the fighting Is continuing. So
for, about 20,000 prisoners hnvo
been inndc. Moro than 20 hlg guuii
and 30 mnchlno guns hnvo been tn-
kcn. Tho amount of war material
cannot yet bo cutlmntcd.
"In Poland, on tho right bnnk of
tho Vlstuln, tho nermann contlnuo
tho offenslvci reported yeslordny.
They took Slerpee and inn do hoiiio
hundreds of prisoners. On tho left
hank of tho Vistula thoro 1h no
change
"In tho wostorn theater, noar
Sotinln, tho enemy nttemptcd an In
fantry nttnek, but woro ropulsod
with tho loss of 120 prisoners.
"Northwest of Verdun, sovornl
French tranches woro taken. French
counter nttacks under tho Geneva
flag (Red Cross) woro repulsod
I with consldorablo Ions to tho eunmy.
Verdun wns shelled by Gorinnu avi
ators." COMPROMISE BILL
President Announces Rejection
of Now Draft Won't Quit
in Two Years
Dr Auocltted l'rtu (0 Coot Hay Timet.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Fob. 12.
President Wilson today rojectcd tho
compromise ship bill ovolvod yestor
dny by tho Democratic lcadora of tho
lloiiso. Ho refusod to agroo to an
amendmont tonnlnntlng tho activities
of tho government In tho shipping
business two years after tho closo of
tho European wnr,
Tlio Vote In Sennto
In tho Senate Reed precipitated n
parliamentary battle by Booking n
voto on tho resolution to closo all
debate on tho shipping bill with n
final voto not Inter than Fobrunry
19. Twlco during tho dobnto that
followed, roll calls on motion re
sulted In a tlo, .40 to -IC, and each
tltuo tho VIee-Proaldoiit broko tho
deadlock, Tho dovolopmont did not
particularly affect tho Sonato dead
lock, bocauso tho Republicans woro
prepared to filibuster against tho
Heed resolution.
Representing Prcsldont Wilson,
Postmaster General Uurlcsou mado a
counter proposition to tho lenders.
This was that tho Houso comblno
Gore's eubstltuto for tho administra
tion bill with the bill by Weeks which
has ajready passed tho Senate and
which proposes n lino of naval aux
iliaries to bo used for passongors and
ft eight In omorgenclos. Uurlcsou
said tho President would not nccopt
any amendment to destroy tho per
manent character of tho project. In
tho meanwhile shipping legislation
awaited the reformation of adminis
tration lines. Plans to bring up tho
cloture rules woro knocked away
when tho rules committee today fail
ed to act favorably.
MEMORIAL HAISKD.
IB AwoflaleJ I'reaa to Coot Day Timet,
WASHINGTON, D. C,
Feb. 12 Tho cornerstone for
a two million dollnr Lincoln
Memorial structure was laid
here today without ceremo
nies. In the cornerstone was
placed a history of Lincoln,
signed by Livingston, by
uobert T. Lincoln.
44
Tluiea Want ads bring results.
WHIN NOT
Established 1878
n Tho Cnnat Mnll.
MEET TODAY III
Marshfield Bankers Attend
Session of C. A. Smith
Companies' Committee
Everything Is progressing well In
tho nrfalrs or tho C. A. Smith com
panies, According to a night lotter
received by Win. Grimes from W.
P. Chandler, prosldont of tho First
National Dank, who Is In Han Fran
cisco. lit his messago, Mr. Chandler snld
thai tho Smith companies' liquidat
ing committee wns to hnvo unother
meeting today nnd that .Mr. Chnnd
lor nnd J. W. Uennutt would bo In
nttondnnce. Mr. Ilennott was duo
In San Francisco early this morning
from San Dlogo whero ho went last
Sunday. Mr. Chnndlor says that
nil of tho company's mills and plants
will ho kopt In operation nnd adds
tlmt ho Is reliably Informed that
lliu urfnlrB will bo adjusted shortly.
Smith Leave Chicago
C. A. Smith, who has boon In
Chicago, wired Inst night to Gen
oral Superintendent Arno Moreen,
that ho wns leaving Chicago tjils
morning for Oakland. This will
menu that ho will reach Oakland
Monday morning. Mr. Smith hud
opectod to lenvo thoro n fow duys
ngo, hut wns delayed.
Tho San Francisco Ilulletlu In n
story of tho chungo In thu Smith
liiitliiofH says:
Companion niv .Solvent.
Tho creditors' commltteo which
will hnudlo Smith's affalra until now
nirangementH nro mnde, consists ot
C. R. Johnson of tho Union Lumber
Ccmpnny of San Francisco, J. K.
Dnnohor of Chicago nnd Herman
Wnldock, of tho Coutluontul nnd
Commercial National Hunk of Chi
cago. "Wnldock said In nn Intorvlow In
Chkfigo that tho C. A. Smith com
panies nro absoltitoly solvent, but
that It has been found necessary to
dlsposo of pnrt of tho assets In or
der to moot tho prosslng obliga
tions. Uudor Wnldeck's londorshlp
steps nro being tulton to protect
the holders of tho first mortgugo
bonds, which nggrognto $G, 000,000,
nnd othor crodltors.
"In addition to tho bonds tho tlm
bor company hns tho following ob
ligations outstanding:
"$1,500,000 of collateral trust
p.otos, cnrrylng n C per cent Intorost
which fall duo July 1 next. These
notoj nro Bocurcd by a llko amount
of tho company's first nnd refund
ing bonds and by $G00,000 of tho
outstanding $5,000,000 first mort
gigo bonds.
"Jl.GOO.OOO for first nnd refund
ing G por cent bonds, plodgcd to
retiro $1,100,000 first mortgago
bonds, of tho Linn & Lano Timber
Ccnpnny, controlled by Smith.
llondlioldoiV Committee.
"The bondholders commltteo con
sists of John W. Rlodgett, of Hlod
gett Company, Grand Rapids, Mich.;
V. I), Pottlbone, of Hnnlbal, Mo.;
William R. Compton, of St. Louis,
and Clark L. Poolo, of Chicago.
This commltteo has Issued a state
ment which Bays In part:
"Tho Interest hurdon or tho com
pany Is grenter than It can meet
out of its oporntlng rovenuo. It Is
evident, thoroforo, that In ordor to
meet its obligations tho company
must liquidate by tho salo of sonio
of lis nssots, which consist of tho
saw and pulp mills montloncd and
five distinct tracts of standing Um
ber, all of which are coverod by tho
mortgago securing your bonds. Tho
termii of this moitgngo provont tho
rale of separato tracts of timber
at prices that can now bo obtained.
" 'It is impossible becauso of busl
poss and flnnnclal conditions to find
buyers who cun command tho very
largo amount required to purchase
tho ontlro property. Theroforo It
Is very nocessary that tho terras of
this mortgage bo so changed that
tho fivo tracts of timber can bo
sold separately or subdivided and
soU'.'
"The bond-holders' committee an
nfunced that It can borrow money
sufficient to pay the defaulted Feb
ruady coupons, provided tho bond
holders ngreo to tho salo of tha
gniltli holdings In parcels."
san
FRANCISCO
MARSHFIELl), OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1915
rassia Admits
Intimates
WOULD IIOXOIl '
jiicuoics of kmdkx
In AmoclalM Proa to Cont liar TlmM,
RERLIN, Feb. 12 A moot-
Ing of tho roprcsentutlves
of vnrlotm communos nenr
P Ucrlln today adopted rather n
striking suggestion. This was
that tho minister of tho In-
P torlor allow nil tho monibors
of tho crow of tho Gormnn
crulsor Emden to add tho
$ word Kmden to their nnmes
nnd thus porpetunto through
this hyphenated cognomen
tho memory of tho cruiser's
deeds.
PORTUGAL TO
GIVE ALLIES
MORE TROOPS
(Pr Aaoelate. I'm to Coon liar llmra.J
LISIION, Feb. 12. Tho Portu
gucso forolgn minister announced
tlmt his country will carry out tho
policy decided upon enrly In tho war,
Involving adhesion to tho treaty with
Great Hrltnln requiring Portugal to
nsslst her with troops. Portugal
now hns 100,000 men uudor arms.
Tho foreign minister did not statu
whothor Immediate notion would ho
tnknu to throw tho army Into tho
field with tho Allies.
WIFE TO DUE
To Split F. S. Dow $5000 In
surance Policy Into Equal
Amnnnfs Is nnnirlnrl
A compromlso, splitting tho $5000
Insurnnco policy of F. S. Dow, do-1
censed, In two equal parts, $2(i00 go
ing to tho widow and n llko amount
to tho creditors or tho cstato, has
Just boon orfectod by tho nttomoys
ror both sides. Attorney C. F. Mc-
Knight went to Coqulllo this morn.
Ing to secure an order from tho!
county court permitting tho compro-;
miso. i
In orrectlnga sottloment thoro has!
boon subdued a point or law ilint, In i
court, would probably hnvo rosuHod;
In a long legal battlo. F. S. Dow,
wlin nn Mnrnli fi nnnllillt toil Blltplrln
GREDTDH
0
by jumping rrom a dock, by his first; ,0fc' f U, ""t'-oplum convofltton
policy loft tho entire $5000 payable ,f 2. which alms nt ho suppres
! , , . . .i , a, i wi s,n of t!,o opium traffic nnd tho
to his estate , as tho honor clary. H- llltornatlfina tl.affIc n cocallIO ,
nanclal troubles arose and ho Is said otJuM. noxoUH ftm hab;t form
to havo contracted debts amounting! dn,gs wnfJ 8cn0(, ,W0 tQ(Iny ))y
to nbput 126,000. ' Anioricnn Jllnlstor Voa Dyko, tho
Evidently contomplntlng sulcldo, ' chlnow Minister nnd tho Nether
Dow wont to tho lpcnl orrico or tho'!an.)h M nlatcr or Forolgn Affatts.
Now Yoik Insurnnco company nnd
thoro had his ptfllcy ohangod, making,
his wiro tho bonetlclary. This wasi
about thirty days provlous to tho.
sulcldo, tho day on which ho wont to j
tho office, Inquired about his policy i
and found that tho papers authorizing '
tho change had boon sent to thoNow
York orrico.
Aor tho death ot F. S.- Dow It do
volopcd that at tho tlmo ho jumped
trom tho dock the papors had not I
been received In New York and ns a !
rulo or 'tho company statos thai I
changes must bo mado In tho Now
York orflco bororo they go Into ef
fect, tho creditors Immediately con
tended that tho money should be
paid Into tho cstato and not to tho
wUo.
Suit was filed In the circuit court
by W. P, Murphy on bohair or tho
creditors. Tho compromise has boon
tho result.
Valentino HALL by ho Iulles or
Kplscoiuil Guild at KAGLKS' HALL,
FRIDAY, FKKItUAKY 12.
Dr. II. K. KICLTY, DKXTIST
Phono 112-J, Room 201. Coko Dldg.
Tho 11KST MKATS IX TOWX nt
tho PALACK MAItKKT.
Times Want A&a for results.
D
feat
Imjportairat Qaainu
Declares It Has Been" Deemed
Advisable to Withdraw from
East Prussia
SAY GERMANS SECURED
HEAVY REINFORCEMENTS
Claim Pryzemysl Fortress
Weakened by Sorties Re
organizing Armies
RUSSIANS PHKVAKI:
FOR TALLINN HACK
tlljr Aawlalrd Prcaa to Coot Hay Tlmm.
HKRLIN, Fob. 12. Tho
National Koltung published a
dispatch from n correspondent .
on tho Russlnu border who
says tho Russians nro employ-
Ing thousands of laborers to
strongthon tho socond lino
of dofonso. At tho fortresses ,
of Ivnngorod, Urcst-Lltovsk
nnd Kovno, men nro working
day and night. Tlioso pro-
'
pnrntlons mnko tho luhnhl-
tants rear that the RUssluns
soon will bo rnlilug hack.
11 Amu Utvd I'rwa to Coo. Uay Tliux.)
Pin'ROGRAI), Fob. 12. Tho of
ficial statomont today says: "It has
boon established that recently thoro
npponred In Kast Primula four now
corps of tho Gorman army, consisting
partly of troops transported from tho
west nnd partly or now recruits and
reserves. This radically changed con
ditions nnd 'Involved tho necosslty of
our troops retiring In ordor to rnclll
Into rccompostlon lo positions more
concentrated. Tho object, It wns be
lieved, could better bo attained upon
our own torrltory In tho sholtor or
our fortresses. It Is believed wo nro
upon tin; ovo of n groat operation
which must doflnltoly delay tho
strugglo In ICnst Prussln. After 22
rrustrntod attompts tho Gormnns oc
cupied In groat forco tho heights of
ICozlouvka, but woro dislodged nfter
n violent bayonet nttnek, leaving 400
dend. Tho gnrrlson or Przomysl ox
linustod Itsoir In fruitless sorties. On
tho Hlnck Sea tho Russlnns sunk a
Turkish transport.".
,,. Mnmrn nn
III jjlj (I 1 j II M fllj
Jj J K U L N D 11 lU
.
i
Chinese, American and Neth-
Crland Ministers ADOrOVC !
Treaty Against Opium
Illy Auo latel run to Cooa Hay TIiiim )
TIIK HAGUK, Fob. 12. Tho pro.
SENATE II 101
State-wide Prohibition Msas-
ure Passed by Vote of 39
to 10 Today
Iy Amo'UivJ I'riw lo Cooa luy Tlmm.)
DBS MOINliS, lowu, Feb. 12.
Tho Seni.to today adopted a con
Etltt.tlonal amendmont providing ror
state-wide prohibition by a voto or
'0 ta 10. Tho moasuro now gou3 to
tho House ot Representatives.
J
ISLAND IS SWKIT
IIY I.LMMKXTS' FL'ItY
Ily Awo lilfsl I'roa to iooi Hay Tlmnt.)
TyTUILA, American Sa
moa, Feb. 12. (Ily Wireless)
Not only a hurricane, hut
with it an earthquake and
tidal wavo, "Swept tho Manila
Islands or tho Samoa group,
as reported hero two days ago.
Only two persons were killed,
ouo or whom was beheaded
'
:i
by flying wreckage
"'
WOKIOUS DRUGS TO
1
EVENING EDITION
bimt
GKHMAXS TAMPKIt
WITH l S. MAIL
Illy Amo-UIc-I I'rmw to Com tlay Tlmm,
WASHINGTON, 1). C.
Feb. 12. Thu United States
has sont an Inquiry to Ger
many on complaint of Amer
ican Minister Vnn Dyko at
Tho Hnguo that German mili
tary commnndor8 nro Inter
fering with his diplomatic
correspondence with Luxem
burg. Secretary Urynn so an
nounced today.
Tho roport that somo of
his mall had been hold' up
by Gormnn military author
ities reached tho Stnto l)c
pnrlmont rrom Dr. Van Dyko
Inst night. Ambassador Gor
nrd nt Uorlln wns Instructed
to mnko representations to
tho Gormnn Forolgn ortlco.
44
ASK GERMAN
PEOPLE NOT
BE ABUSIVE
Illy AMiwIalM l'rr lo Cikw Hay TlniM.l
I1HRLIN, Feb. 12. Appenl ror Its
readers not to allow hatred ror
Grout Hrltnln to lend thorn to insult
Hngllsh speaking persons In tho
streets Is printed In tho Loknl An
zlger. Tho pnpor says It mny bo
nsuumed In a groat .majority or
cat oh tho speakers nro Americans.
iLL BE TAKEN UP
U. S. Government Asks Eng
land to Allow Owners to
Present Evidence in Case
IVK WILIIKLMI.VA'S
OW.NKIIH A CIIANCU
(lly'AuorUtfrl rr'ia to Cooa Hay Tlmea.J
WASHINGTON, D. C,
Fob. 12. Tho Amorlcnn gov-
orumout has proposed to
Great Hrltnln a postponement
O of tho plnn to tnko tho Amor-
lean stoamor Wllholmlna bo-
foro tho prlzo court, that hor
ownors may havo an oppor-
tuulty to prosout ovjdonco
O which they contend will provo
O that tho cargo wns not prop-
V orly subject to solzuro. v
Ill; AMiH'l.li-d Pica la Cooa Day TlaiM.)
WASHINGTON, .Fob. 12. Coun
sol for the owners of tho Wllholmlna
..ml her cargo havo represented that
they can present Irrefutnblo ovl
donco to support argument that tho
vossel .'a not contraband, Should
tho government ngreo to tho pro
posal, the action bororo tho prlzo
court will bo unnecessary. Tho
Wilhelmlun la nt Falmouth with
foodstuffs consigned for tho civil
population or Germany.
nillL COItllKSPOXDKXT
! AND XOT A SPY
;
UKIILIN, Fob. 12. Miss
V Carolyn Wilson or Uovorly,
Mass., arrested sovoral days
ago on suspicion or osplon-
P ngo, was released after Am-
bassador Gerard had Intor-
O ceded In her behalf, on condl-
, that sho loavo Gormuny Im-
! mediately. Sho camo to Gor-
O many as correspondent of a
Chicago nowspapor and was
arrested bocauso sho display-
ed Indiscreet curiosity con-
cernlng naval arralrs,gun cal?
Ibers and other matters. 4
PALACK MAItKKT makes I1KST
FItAXKFUIlTKltS. Phono -iOO-J.
HILHELii
CS
A Consolidation
ntl rVwm
gerins
BUCK FROM EAST PRUSSIA FRONT
SILL BATTLES
ALONG EAST FROIT
French Statesman Tells of
Minor Engagements, Most
ly Artillery Duels
Wr AhocUIM rrrti to Coot nay TlmM.
PARIS, Feb. 12. Tho official
communication this afternoon snys:
"South or Lnbolssol, tho cnomy ex
ploded a initio nt tho end of ono or
our trenches. Wo, howovor, mnln-
tnlned our iosltlon. IJotwoon tho son
and Sommo thoro wns artillery tir
ing, Including thu bombardment or
Trncy Lo Mont by tho enemy. In tho
Woovro district thoro wns fnlrly spir
ited cannonading on tho pnrt or tho
Germans In front of Rnmhuccourt
nnd La Ilnssollo forest. Wo bom
barded tho railroad station at Thla
court and Armnvllle."
SHIP IS SOI 61.
RUSSIAN SHELLS
Partly American Owned
Steamer Washington Under
Greek Flag Lost
Illy AwoflJlM I'rfM to Tool (lay TlniM.)
WASHINGTON, I). ('., Fob. 12.
Ambassador Mnrgeuthnu today re
ported tho sinking or tho partly
Amorlcaii owned steamer Washing'
ton, flying a Greek flag, In tho
lmrlior or TrohUond, during tho
recent Russian bombardment.
L
T
Superintendent Raab Denies
Dismissal of Teacher Was
on Personal Basis
That personal animosity had no
part In losing tho position ror Miss
Caroline Slbol, or the North Ilond
public schools, Is tho statomont or
Supt. A. G. Hnab mado this nftor
noon nt n conference In tho offlco of
C. K. Mnybco, olork or thti board. Miss
Slbel was prosout and In turn declar
ed to Mr. Raab that sho refused to
ictrnct any of hor formor stntamonts.
"Wo had a financial doallng somo
tlmo ngo," said Mr. Raab, "but tho
ontlro matter was sottlod. Tho re
cords of tho school hoard will show
that slnco tho teacher was omployod
nt tho beginning of tho now year that
twlco I hnvo boon bororo tho bonrd
asking ror her nn Increase or salary.
Tho lotter I wroto asking hor toslg
natlon wns done In a spirit or pro
tooting hor; through thu ontlro mat
ter I hnvo worked with no nulmoslty
whatever against Miss Slbol."
Tho mnttor camo up In tho first
place whon thu attorney for Miss Sl
bol appoaretl before tho school board
asking regnrdlug tho January salary
which tho teaehor claimed was duo
hor on tho grounds that sho had put
resigned. This tho board refused,
stating that thoy woro willing to be
come defendants in a suit.
C. JO. Mayboo claims that Miss Sl
bol tendered hor roslgnatlon, not In
writing, but through a member of
tho bonrd and that sho took hor books
G 1
PERSONA
FEELING
from tho building nnd also tlmt sho i with sawdust, salmon offnl. etc, nnd
did not reappear artor tho Christmas! particularly tho Rogue River, whero
vacation, Tills Miss Slbol douloai. J Roderlo MaoLoay lolgns supremo as
Sho declares tlmt sho did not roslgn. 1 1" succossor or tho Into salmon king,
Suit for tho recovery or salary ap-IR. I). Ilumo. Mr. MncLoay was Itlck
poars tho manner In which tho trou-j l"K about not being permitted to
bio will rench a settlement, nooordlntf lump tho offal from his ounnory Into
to tho nttornoy for the tonohor.
DIG LUMUKIl ORDICIl IX SIGHT.
French noveriimeiit In Market for
fiOO,00,00 Kivt.
SKATTLK, Fob. 12. North Paciric
lumbor Intorasts nro submitting ten
ders on furnishing 500,000,000 root
or lumbor ror tho French govern
ment to bo used in constructing 100.-
000 two-room houses for Fronch war
sutrorers. Lumbor mnnurarturors government's deslro tor an early do
throughout tho world havo been ask- livery tho order will bo widely dls
ed to bid on tho ordor and It Is ex- tributcd.
I
of Times, Const Mnl)
llnv AilvpplUcr
No. 174
E GZAR'S FORGE
Retreat of Czar Will Leave
German Soil Almost Freed
From Enemies
GERMAN VERSION OF
CAMPAIGN LACKING
French Claim Germans Badly
Beaten in Poland With Loss
of Over 40,000
Illy AtomUM Vmn to Cooa Hay TlmM.
LONDON, Fob. 12. Tho offlclat
statement rrom Petrogrnd makes It
clear that tho Russian Invasion of
ICnBt Prussia Is chocked and tho- In
vaders nro retreating to tliolr own
torrltory. Gorninny'a version or tho
ovonts which brought this about has
not boon given nnd It Is not known
whothor thoro has boon h'envy right
moroly rnlilug hnck before n largoly
reinforced Gormnn army.
With tho withdrawal of tho Rus
sians, Gorman stilt will bo rrecd rrom
hostllo rorcoe. oxcopt In n section of
Alsace.
Tho righting ror tho possession of
tho CarpathkMi passos In Gnllcln con
tinues undecided.
Tho French offlclnl nnnonncomont
claims tho Gormnn offensive In Pol
niul Is n complete failure. It snys
tho Iossoh or tho Gormnns exceed
10,000 dontl.
In tho wostorn nronn both sides
contlnuo ninrklng tltuo with no en
gagements or any Importance re
ported. ITS KILLED
Jacob Vogol, Former Fruitvale
Banker, and Wife Slain
in Oakland
Illy AaawlatftJ 1'rwa lo Cooa Hay Tlinra.)
OAKLAND, Calif., Feb. 12. Ja
cob Vogol, formor prosldont of tho
Citizens' Dank of Fruitvale nnd a
woalthy rssldont of this Boctlnn, nnd
his wife worn lionton to donth early
today by robbors who forced tliolr
way Into tho homo.
Tho Vogols nro bollovod to havo
boon called to tho door by two men
who solzod thoin both, bound tliolr
hands bohlnd tliolr hack and whon
thoy mndo nn outcry boat them to
death with some pointed lustrumont
Tho houso wns ransacked In nn offort
to find a largo sum or niouoy which
wns rumored to hnvo been kopt se
creted by tho Vogols.
NO WASTE FROM SALMON
Columbia Cuuiieryiiuiii Tells 11, L.
Mmilcuy of Rogue Itlver About It.
8ALKM, Or., Fob. 12. With such
"old-tlmors" ns F. A. Sourrort, tho
salmon king or tho Columbia, who
has boon in tho salmon rishlng and
packing businoss for moro than thirty
years, thoro Is nothing in connection
with tho salmon canning business
that Hoos to wasto, and tho llttlo mat
tor or the disposition or offal rrom his
big packing establishments Is ot
small concern to him for ho turns
ovorythliig to account nnd ho realizes
a haiidsumo profit from tills by pro
duct or Ills plant which other cauuers
nro worrying tliolr bonds off ovor tho
solution of tho problem of what to
do with It. Tho subjoot on mo up yes
terday In connection with tho passage
or Mr. Gill's bill, prohibiting tho poi-
lutloii ot certain stroams or tho stnto
the wntors of tho Roguo whon Mr.
i Souffort stated that ho had long ngo
solved tho problem by setting out n
. ehorry orchard nnd using tho offal
from his ounnory nt Tho Dalles for
fortlllKor with astonishing and highly
satisfactory results. "Thoro Is no
i such thing as wasto around my pack-
l... , . .1 l.l at... .. ..,...
uift jivuiv, aaiu inu tuiuiuu jmi'nur
ot tho Columbia,
pected that bocauso of tho Fronch
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