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.THE . OREGON - DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, .THURSDAY -EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, 1914. DECLINE IN COnON: . INDIRECT CAUSE OF , ; DECLINE IN CHEESE . South Is Large Buyer of Wis ".'consin Output When Con . editions Are Good, TQXTLAXp AGTS. BVTTSBXCX nOOB, RZTR BTUET BtTXUIZVO mm. D 9 hms r? . D ' ' ' - - 3 fl 0 1 B 0 Q 0 I D - TARIFF NOT RESPONSIBLE TirUtmook Prloaa Dtnnlnd by Tboa la Middle Wst; Also, Canadian Cb night Ybaa Hara. That the derllnt- In the cotton rnar kt and not the Democratic tariff Is reponnlble forthe present low prices Of dairy product in the refutation re i,nt!y made by K. H. Ferrlnitton, dairy xprt of the University of Wisconsin, Jn renponnn to the preelection claims of the Republican prexa. Mr. l-'errlngton ppeaka lth particu . Jar reference to cheesa and Mb state irientx are admirably auited to a.nwer an editorial utterance of the Tillamook Herald, reprinted In the Oregonlan last month, to this effect: -"Cheese took another drop on Tues day, an thn remilt of Democratic free trade, with little or no demand for Tillamook cheene. The price of chees .'in Wisconsin is the iowesj In many - tars, a large quantity having: been Hold last week for 12V4 cents. Are 0 0 Ou going' to vote for more Demo cratic free trade next month? ." Quoted in Sheboygan County (Wis.) News and Dairy Reporter, Mr. Far tlngton says: 1 Cotton Cauae of Drop. . 1 "The decline In the cotton market has "Indirectly caused a drop in market ; prices for Wisconsin cheese. The south la the largest buyer of Wisconsin cheese and hence, when the cotton sit uation became acute the leading buy ers for the southern markets stopped . atocklng up on flats, longhorns and daisies, which was reflected in de cidedly lower quotations In the great- est i:lieMt producing state of the Union. ; . "During the pust few weeks there has been u distinct difference-notlee-,able lictwten the average figures .-quoted tor eastern cheetie and the . prices current on Badger cheese. D fl D B B B fl D D ' . "It happens, however, that the home consumption of cheese on the eastern 'market Is ho large that the price, is "kept nearer a level the year around, . while with western cheese different conditions arise that may aftect the price -considerably." Wisconsin Barometer for .Tillamook. ' Mr. Karrlngton is speaking of Wis consin cheese In particular, but It hap B pens that Wisconsin cheese Is the barometer whloh regulates the price of Tillamook cheese. The market price -for this, part of the country is deter- mined by the market price in the mid . die west, and so when prices are low In ' Wisconsin they must of necessity be row in Oregon. And the decline in the cotton market is responsible for the low price of cheese In Wisconsin, as Mr. Karrlngton points out. The bulk of Tlllumook-cheese Is nolj In California and the moment the Orc- 1 gon cheese manufacturers fail to meet the Wisconsin price the Wisconsin manufacturer will Jump In and grab v the market. "Another proof that the tariff Is not responsible for present prices 1n cheese la pointed out by local cheese men In the fact that Canadian cheeses were a cent or two higher than American last month. 8 1 D a B B Hawthorne School Issue Sidetracked D B .Time Otherwise Taken at Testerdaj'e :' Meeting Special Beaalon to Be Held , Saturday Evening-. Although tlie assembly room of the 'Hawthorne school, KaRt Fourtenth " and -Alder streets, was packed with : mothers who enme to the meeting- yes- terdny - afternoon with the expressed v- purpfse of listening to arguments on the question of whether the school .- board Is to give them a new school or Ollow them the complete use of the v eld building, he dl.scusslon was aide . . tracked by the discussion of social affairs and a lengthy program. A 'protest meeting will be held at the ..east side library Saturday night, when . the postponed matter will be earnestly ' taken up. - A part of Ihe Hawthorne school 's 'being used for high school purposes. B B B B D fl D taking some of the overflow from the adjacent Washington High school. i: 1 The school board. It Is understood, purposes to take four more rooms of ,Uhe school for high srhool use when the new term starts In February. Petl Ilotis hav been circulated, asking the board eitner to take high school stu- :'denta from the grammar school build ing or give the grammer pupils a new building. ' "'Mr, ;. lv. 'riuland. president of the I'arent-Teairher circle, was In charge , cf yesterflay s meeting. Although it , bad been nnnounied that the matter . -would be taken up at that time, she . opposed the action, on the ground that important routine business must be - transacted. Yesterday at noon she .notified the speakers scheduled of the change in the program. 'Saturday nlKhfs meeting will be . devoted strictly to a discussion of the issue. Dr. Alan Welch Smith of the school board. It Is expected, will be present, with City Commissioner Blge- " Jow, O. M. Hummer, also of the board; lir. Henry Kussell Talbot of the Episcopal church; Dr. S. E.. Jo V aephl, M. P McFaul, 1,. M. Lepner- and fl D fl a D ; Whitney 1 Itolse, Frank s! Grant and . ugiesoy Young. The East Side business Men's club and the I .add Addition Impsovement club ar cooiMrattng with the women . 1-of tb Hawthorne district in supoort- D D . inj the protect. Speakers from the East Side Business Men's club wre acheduled to take part in the dlscaa- D f awn yesterday. Tax llatios Are Fixed. Q " Salem. Or.. Nov. 12. Th ntat t,. eommlaslon has fixed the following r.jkB' the tentative ratios of the counties named: Benton 60, Clackamas 50, Clatsop 49, Columbia 73, Crook 40. Curry . SO, Douglas 62, Gilliam 72. urant 01, Harney 67. Hood River 59 - 'Jackson 71, Josephine 61, Klamath M. Xane 61. Lincoln 85. Linn 57, Malheur 66, Marion 60, Morrow 79, Multnomah S7, Polk 49, Sherman 63. Union 58. Wallowa. 65. Wasco 68, Washington , 4 8,., Yamhill 47.' Figures on which to , base the ratios were not available - from Baker, Coos, Lake, Tillamook, Umatilla and Wheeler. J. A gum has been discovered !n large quantities in the Malay Penln Astonishing News Watch . ..j .. This Space ' :-- j '. For our Startling Announce- ment of a One-Day Sale. Of Timely Interest to Men and Women. 1 ICEXiat a PBAirX'Si 1293D TBXDAT BOTUntlSZ SALES ! I . 50c to 75c Shadow Lace Flouncing, Yard 38c White and creamj dainty designs. 18 to 24-inch widths. First Floor, 6th ' St Building, VSXXEM k rRAJTK'B 1293D TBXDAT SITBTKXSX: 8 AXOIS InfanU' 60c White Flannelette Skirts 39c Made on waists, Either scal loped edge or hemstitched hem. Splendid ..worth reduced for Fri day only. j Second Floor, 6th SI. Building. MEIEB fc FRANK'S 1293D FSZSAT STJFaiSE SAUBS Men's 75c Night Shirts 49c Medium weight flannelette. Made with military collars and finished with silk frogs. Excellent "bar gain" on sale Friday only at this price. 1 Men's Store, Firs Floor, Tempor ary Annex No. 1. f mxxes a rsAincii 12930 fsxdat stjsfsxsi:; bazes Men's 25c "Ajax" Heavy Socks, Pair 15c Cotton sock in heavy weight, double soles, heels and toes. Tan, gray and navy tri all sizes. Black in sizes 9'A and 10 only. Reduced to this low price for Friday only. Men's Store, First Floor, Tempor ary Annex No. 1. - -? . mixes a fbavx'b 1293d 7bisat sttxfiuss sales Women's Handker chiefs 5c DOZEN 50c 8 l-3c, 10c and 15c grades, slight ly soiled from display. Odd lines of splendid Handkerchiefs in Swiss and cambric, embroidered designs and other styles. corner First Floor, Sixth St. Building. iCEZEa a nun's lassn pbtdat sxtbjpszse saies $3 White Bed Blankets, Ea. $2.19 Full size, weight. soft white Blankets. Pink and blue borders. Splendid Ninth Floor, Temporary Annex, No. 1. $1.50 Feather BedPillow,Ea.$1.19 Odorless feathers. Full size Pillows, covered with fancy art ticking. f Ninth Floor, Temporary Annex, No. 1. D j D ixxxsm a Sample Kid Gloves, Pair 98c 1 - - - i i --1 -- i n.i 1 1 i " " " ' ." . ' . "" " - ' " : ; $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 Grades . European samples of women's French Kid Gloves," all in perfect condi tion. Glace and suede kid in many styles, overseam, pique and P. X. M. sewn. Plack, Hvhite and colors and nearly all sizes. Make early selection. Pirst Floor, 6th St. Building. of the Rarest Bargains and to Thousands the News of First Importance Tomorrow feat Siiirprise i 400 Popular Style Coats Including Balmacaan, Sport and College While Any Garments Remain Your Unrestricted Choice Coats for women, misses and juniors included' in this great sale. All wool materials, tweeds, boucle, a ,very large assortment of fancy mixtures, plain blacks, navy, brown, and fancy plaids and stripes. Greatest possible variety of styles. Coats for utility and "dressy" wear. Three Handsome Models Are Illustrated. For Best Choice Make Early Selection Tomorrow! We Anticipate Only a Few Coats Remaining for. Saturday Selling I-ourth Floor Sixth Street Bldf. HStn a r&AHX's 1293s rxn)AT strnvxtzsE sat,ts A House Dress Surprise! An Opportunity Seldom Experienced! A Special Lot of Neat Of durable Crash and Mummie Cloth. Also Popular Double-Service Dresses of Ginghams in Neat Checks . .- Sateen Petticoats at 49c , .i-., ,. , . . . . - Reduced From 98c Very good quality sateen. - Street colors, including black, navy, gray, cerise and brown. A special for Friday only. ' Fifth Floor, 6th St. Building, XEXZTB a THANK'S 1293B FSZBAT SUSPBZSE BAXJSB 200 Trimmbd Hats 1 i ' Friday at Half Price Regularly Priced $5 to $20 Including Dress and Tailored Hats, -in very desirable1 styles. Large, small and medium size, black and handsome color effects. Untrimmed Hat Shapes 95c " ; Regularly $1.50 to $3.50 New assortment just arrived. Silk. velvet and silk plush Hats, im mense varietyof fashionable shapes. Second Floor, 6th St. Building. Women's $1.25 Flannelette Pajamas Pretty pink and blue striped, good qual ity material. Trimmed with silk frogs. Very unusual price for Friday only. Second Floor, Sixth Street Building. S 129XD rXXDAT 8T7KPSZSE SAX.XS or ir 75e aCEXEB a FBAHZ'S 1293TJ New "Pandora" Party Boxes 98 c New oblong .shape. German sil-. ver in fancy etched designs. Fit ted with coin purseV mirror, comb, handkerchief "case, pow der and rouge boxes. Compact, handy and very fashionable. Very specially priced for Friday only. -' ' " : First Floor, 6th St. Building THE- QWALIxyT STOR&OFPOKTLAHD , MlixUl-Iorrisofv Aider Sia. , , 1 ratay anno 129333 Pieces 1000 In 3 Surprise Groups! Offering Extreme Economy in Choosing Gifts Cake Plates, Salad Bowls, Vases, Brie -a-Brae and China Novelties. Lot l-15c to 50c Pieces 10c Lot 2-25c to $ Lot 3-50cto$3 Pieces 25c No Phone Orders mezex a rsAirra 1 astro fbxdat susfbise sai.es Timely Surprise for Men ! TO) . Jl ' Rubberized and llSlliniCOSllLS GUARANTEED Tomorrow at Sizes 34 to 46 A Remarkable Sale for Tomorrow Only. A General Service Rain coat That Is GUARANTEED TO GIVE SATISFACTION Choice of Gray, Tan and Brown Mixtures. fa' Stor Second Ploor Tnnporurr Annex Ho. 1 ' FKIDAT STJSPBZSE SAXXS $5 Silk Umbrellas For Men and Women $3.15 Pure silk and silk and linen cov ers, fast black and waterproof. Steel rods and "ribs. Detachable handles, plain and carved, some sterling silver trimmed. First floor, Sixth St. Building Satareay rXXDAT STTJtMtXSB BAXTS Chinaware 1 Pieces 1 5c None Delivered' Tourtli noor Temporary A an ax Wo. 1 $1 Imported Lambskin Gloves and Cape Gloves Pair 75c Two-clasp, overseam style, imported Lambskin, black, white, tan shades. All sizes. Also 1-clasp Cape and Pique Gloves in black, white and tan. First Floor, Sixth Street Building. 10c Dress Ginghams the Yard . 1 . , . . . Stripes ant checks, in all colors, vojrue this tall -j . a rBAncs 12330 txxdat mrmnm iuzi GROCERY SURPRISES! Blue Ribbon Butter, roll. .". . . .I. . . . ,TO Freshly churned Oregon,, butter. . Macaroni or Spaghetti, package. .... .6 Fine Oregon make. . Regular 10c pkg. 12 bars' Laundry Soap . ....25 "Friday Special" or "Standard" brand. 4-row Sewed Brooms, each .... ;.... 29 "Kitchen" brand substantially made. - ' . n 4 Women's 50c Hose Pair s 38c TWO PAIRS 75c I 500 pairs in the lot. 1-iire liie and cotton and mercerized lisl? foreign and domestic made. Ir 4ll fashione'd. Black and tan sharfi's. Regular and outsizes. .' ' First Floor, Sixth St. Building. a r&AKJC'B 1393D FKIBi V STTSPXZSB SALES 7', Girls' Middies, ' jr 50c 5 6 to 14-YEAR SIZES j Several styles to choose frojl. White galatea with red or blue c'J-- lars and bands, in regulation ajd Middies included in the great jili derpricing for Friday only.. ' :: : Fifth Floor, Sixth St.- Buildinfl MTIXK a rSANX'S U93D FSXSi T Men1 $1.00 Flannel Overshirts 8 '-4 59c Good, quality flannel in gray ad tan shades. Efther roll or nwlitarfy collars. Well made, good fitting Shirts, reduced to this very uw price for Friday's Surprise ny. Men's Store, First Floor, Tempcr ary Annex No. 1 kxie a rsAVK's i293s rxzs; ir SXmFRZSB SALES . 4" H Women's $1.75 Unin Suits . B 95c A Wool and cotton mixed favf ir ite "Luzerne" brand. High ne-k.J long sieeves, anttie icngin. a, 50 "Harvard Mills" silk and !otf n mixed, low neck, sleeveless, kie length. All sizes in both lots Second Floor, Sixth St. Building a rXAVX'B 1893D PAID AY SUKFSISi: 8AX.ES $1.25 Silk Poplin, Yard 1 93c Splendid quality. Small prinJd designs! A full assortment of J it season's nost favored colors, in cluding Copenhagen, Balkan, Jtjd navy blues, Indian red, terra cojja, greens, browns and wistaria. Sfcft, desirable material reduced for s!e day's sale only. Third Floor, Sixth St Buildir. . 4- HEXZJt 'FRAKJC'S 13931) rSHfT - t 65c to 85c Net Tojg Laces, Yard 'if. 49c 18 to 27-inch' widths. White a jd cream in neat designs. For blous i, tunics and party : frocks. - First -Floor, Sixth St. Buildir! lassB rmtDAT rnmunait iiui 1 1 including: the new. dark shades itt Third Floor, etn &t. euuaingi 3 cans Clams ......... 2I "Ellinore" brand No. Vi flat can: r 3-pound sack 38c Coffee. . . .. . .'.7te Cabinet blend, rich . old coffee. PacVlH v - j , : in new cotton sacks. ; No. 5 cans Karo Syrup. .. . . ,.2S Blue label brand fine for. j?ancakei? ' Pure Food Grocery, Basement, 6th St, " ' ' Building: ; - ; em D 0 D B I I 0 D d; 01 1) fl; Q W t .0 Q Dl Q a 1 I 1 0i 0: u 0' D; 0 0 0 D 0 0 D D 0; D B B 0 m v 4 D 0 0 B 'uin u iciui tium i to tv per cen pura rubber. r- t a .i-j-ry-.; ,-iK :,-t ..f5.;-"-w-4 .;;. Tr I t