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8 JTHE . OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 115. 1917. $80,000,000 ADDED TO CITY'S BUSINESS BY V00L AND STOCK Portlands ESank- Clearings ; Greatly Augmented by the VWool Storage Business, '. (:' I - ..' . r i ii ;. '! AD CLUB (1EARS SPEAKERS - - eortlsad SaooiM Only to Boston as - Wool Otstir flays T. A, Clark . . Wareaouaa Company. iU ' Speaker before the Ad eluo Wednesday afUrnodh endeavored to Impress upon their listeners the fact ; that the 'livestock, and wool ware house Industries are bringing; approxl mately $80,000,000 la business to .'Portland this year. That the i clearings Incident to the livestock business will aggregate $60,- '090,000 In Portland this year was as ' serted by R. A. Blanchard. agrlcul ' turlst of the Livestock State bank, f whlla T. An Clark , of the Columbia Basin Wool; Warehouse company said the company's gross business would reach $20,000,000 this year and that It has more wool in storage in Port land now than has any other single firm in the United States. Portland, he added, 1 ft three yean has become the wool center of the "I pacific, northwest and ranks second In the United States, only Boston ex ' celling in amount handled. Wool is " brought here from points east of Butte, Mont., from Idaho, Washing , ton and Oregon. 4 "Please realire," he asked, "that ' ' there is a ; tremendous country bacK of Portland, and that It Is exceedingly '. productive, Portland did not bring this wool business here. It was done by some alert Eastern Oregpnlans who saw the possibilities." Colonel 3. E. Favllle, edlor of . Western Farmer, declared that the world Is short 150.000,000 head of livestock and that the northwest is furnished unexampled opportunity to , obtain national leadership in live , stock production. British Destroyer And Monitor " Sunk Two Warships Operating la. Conjunc Un WltA Amy In Palestine Jar Destroyed and 33 Hen. Axs Hlsalna London, Nov. 15. -A British destroy er and .a small monitor which were operating in conjunction with the British army In Palestine, have been Sunk. It was officially announced Wednesday. A total of 33 men from the two vessels are missing. A hostile submarine sank the two warships. "V - -i. The text of the statement announc ing the losses reads: v- -i - rOne of his majesty's , destroyers and a small monitor have been sunk ny an enemy saomarine whilst co operating with the army in Palestine. .Seven men are missing from the des troyer and 26 from the monitor, . ' Cotton Surprised -By Resignations Chicago. Nov. lt.-(V. P.) The res ignation of Gifford Pinchot and Ed ward C. Laaater from the Federal Food Administration because' policies of the organization on the meat Industry were "hannrui to the common welfare. was a surprise to Joseph P. Cotton, head of the meat committee, he de clared today. , "The fixing of a price for hogs was very little different from what Pinchot and Laaater wanted," cotton said. "Pinchot advised a price of $18 as a minimum instead of $15.50, and a Slightly higher Vatio 1 of the price of feed to the price of hogs than the com mittee decided on." - F. M. KIGER OF LEAGUE SAYS IS- D1Y MANN PLAYNG POLITICS . . . ' - ' - .. - . . -' -.t-Chemist - Discharged, He AVers, to Make Room foY H usband of Employe, September Timber f Cut Less by Tenth , -I, -. .mi " i " Chicago. Nov. 15. (U. P.) ' The cut of lumber during September was 10 per cent less than in the correspond ing' period last year, owing to labor shortage, according to a report made by the National Lumber Manufac turers association here today. Seven hundred and seven mills cut l,2$T.400,0e0 feet In that month and shipped. 1,347,800,000 feet. During the past year mills reporting: to the asso ciation shipped 16,000,000,000 feet, or nearly 3 per cent more than their pro duction. . That Commissioner John M. Mann is playing politics. In the orcanUatlon Of the city , milk division to such-an extent that the efficiency of municipal milk inspection, and consequently the purity of the milk supply win be seri ously Impaired, was charged yesterday by'F M. Klger, general manager of Oregon ; Dairymen's league and secre tary and general manager of the Port land Milk Producers' association. "He Is about to let out the milk chemist in order to make room for the husband of the woman in charge of the .office at his printing plant," said Mr. KiKeriT "So far an I can learn this man, Bennlnghoff, has no training for the position. Had It not been for the analyses of milk made by the milk cTiemist, milk Inspection In Portland would have failed in the result It has accomplished. A city's milk sup ply cannot be kept pure by accident. After the years of work done in Port land to put the milk -supply on a high standard and to lower the death rate among the babies, It Is no time to be gin political Juggling with the milk division, and the dairymen have too much pride in tholr industry and too much of a feeling of responsibility to submit to It." . Commissioner Mann' denied this morning that. the milk chemist is being dropped - for political reasons. "The chief milk Inspector has reported that the chemical analysis of milk can be carried on without loss in efficiency If. the present milk chemist Is relieved of the duty and that is the reason the change is tjelng; made," he declared. The commissioner also asserted that his motives in other arrangements of the milk Inspection division are free of political taint. Anti-War Books Of League Seized Chicago, Nov. 16. (I. N. S.) "Holy Hell." "Shanghaied Into the European War;" "Shanghaied Into an American Prison" and" quantities of other litera ture said to constitute anti-war propa ganda of the League of - Humanity,1 is In the hands of the federal authorities here today after a raid on the league' headquarters. : ' Daniel H.; Wallace, president of the league, is serving a term of 20 years In the federal prison at Fort Leaven worth for sedition. He is the author of much of the literature seized. 1 Fke Killed and Seven Hurt in Fire Many, La., Nov. 15. (I. N. S.) Five persons were killed and seven injured In a fire In the Phillips hotel acre weanesaay. number of Peninsula residents to the proposed extension of Greeley street from Kllljngsworth avenue to Delay street, the city council yesterday again discontinued proceedings for the Im provement and ordered that new pro ceedings could not M starteo unie petitions were signed by at least 40 per cent of the persons affected. This is the second time the council has stopped proceedings for the Im provement, - Property owners headed by John Is. Kelly and M. E. Gibson entered a vig orous protest. They declared that 8. Benson and John E. Teon were behind the movement to extend the street and would receive the most benefit. Mr. Teon declared ne was wonting; for the extension because it would be the blg-gest thing the Peninsula could have. "With the thoroughfare opened factories are going to come," he said. . . ."' e . i PiaTKCl'lVlil BUREAU NO MORE Eieht (Trades In Police Division . Are Established. The city council yesterday formally abolished the; detectives bureau In the police - department and established eight gradesin the police division, from which men to do detective work are to; be, selected. - The ordinance gives the chief of police the power to promote uniformed - men . to detectives - Owing to the fact hat, 29 members of th detective bureau will be . ef fected ny the change,' it is expected that protests will be made. It la said that more than 10 detectives will be reduced to the ranks between now and December 1. The ordinance becomes effective immediately. Tax 'Payment Dates Proposed The legislature or the people are to be asked to change the tax paying periods in Portland to coincide with the city's ; fiscal year, that the city may get tax funds when needed. A resolution before the city council to-" day asking the legislature to fix four tax paying periods was referred to Commissioner Kellaher for investi gation. . Clevelander Named Bankers1 President STUDY PROPOSED OF REQUIREMENTS THAT FREE PORT DEMANDS Congressional Committee Will Want to Know What Benefits Portland Can Offer Free. ports in this country are so far tn the future that all a city like Portland can do Is to ascertain if she could meet the requirements should th federal rovernment docide to' cre ate free ports, according to a letter received from Robert Dougan. the rep resentative of the Chamber of Com merce Jn Washington. Wednesday, Amona- the world's free ports are Ham burg and Hongkong, and study of their facilities will undoubtedly be made in order to "ascertain in what particulars Portland - falls short. Mr. Dougan's letter reads: The trade Journals which - had the dope that congress had authorized the tariff commission to create free ports in this country" were wrong. The com-, mission is investigating .with the ' ap proval of Claude Kltchln of the house ways and means committee me aa van tares of free ports or rather free zones, but no action can d wru w ward creating them until congress en acts legislation. William Kent, former member of congress from California and now a member of the commission, is studying this question. He has taken New York. New Orleans and San Francisco typical ports and Is attempting to cover how the system would operate there. This does not mean that any other ports w,ould not have an oppor tunity to i get tn rree son system. , Kent told me today he realises the Im possibility of getting legislation nam ing specific ports and he believes that such legislation would have to be gen eral in. character so that compliance with conditions set forth in the law would give any port the same oppor tunity to obtain the free zone system. Kent would be glad, he said, to have material showing benefits which would accrue -In the handling- of certain com modities uy creation of a free sons around "Portland. V; : Aged Man Murdered San Diego, CaL. Nov. 16. (I. N.s S.) HoraceB. Deber. an aged man who Had been living at the Helping: Hand ."iBritish Are About 12 Miles From Holy City j' London. Nov. 18. tT. P. Fresh advances of General Allenbys Brttiah troops, which bring them to a spot little more than a dosen miles from Jerusalem on the west, were reported today. - ' ' The Egyptian expeditionary army Is now holding the railway line in the vicinity of Naaneh and Nansura, In cluding; the Junction of the railway line to the Holy City. home, was murdered last night In a vacant house near the outskirts of the city and the building set on fire There have been several incendiary fires in the city the last two nights. Woodman of Hood 5 River Passes Out Hood River, Or, Nov. U-W. I Smith, who has been ill, for several months, died at his home In Hood River, Tuesday' morning. ' Mr. . Smith ; was born at CatawayT Island. Ohio. on January 8. 180, and came to Hood . River in 107, where he had sine re sided, and was one of the leading' citizens ' here. He was a member of the Modern Woodmen lodge. . Besides a wife, a daughter. Miss Hazel, 'and son, Wesley W., survive. The funeral service was held from the home Wed-', nesday afternoon. Wfees wiittag t or railing oa adTCrUaers rlea mrattoa Tbe Joanial. imiiiiiiiuiiiimiiiiiiiiuiimiiiiiiiimiMM this $1.35 Get Jl Hairs Will Vanish After This Treatment Aluminum Two-quart Sauce: pan and Cover Today at Your Favorite Store Useful every day STREET EXTENSION IS KILLED Council Turns Down Greeley Street Proposal on Hearing Protests. After hearing protests of a large Baltimore. Nov. 15. (L N. S.) Warren S. Hayden of Cleveland, Ohio, was elected president of the Invest ment Bankers' association at the clos ing session of that organization's con vention here this afternoon. He suc ceeds Lewis B. Franklin of New York. (Toilet Helps) ; Ton can keer vour skin free from hair or fuzz by the occasional use of Slain delatone and In using It you need have no fear of marring or In juring the skin. A thick pasts Is made by mixing some of the pow dered delatone with water. Then spread on the hairs and after Z - or 3 minutes rub off, wash the skin and all traces .of hair have vanished. Be careful, however, to get real dela tone. (Adv.) Threat Made In De Saolles Case - MJneola, N. J., Nov. 15. ft. P.)i- , justice Manning, wno will preside at . the ' murder trial of Mrs. Blanca da ' Saulles.. beginning Monday, Wednes day, received a letter threatening- hU life if Mrs. de Saulles Is 'not acquit-, ted. i As a result, special suards willi be In court when the trial opens .Justice Manning said he believed the letter came from a fanatic. S. & H. Stamps Are The Same As Cash To You Take The 20 Extra With The Coupon Bring This Coupon AJTD GET 2Q-EXTRA-2Q "S. H." Trading $r eaih pur- Cjhii chase ajul double gni r V on t n e Miaocc Good on first floor anrt in basement tomorrow and Saturday, Nov. 18 and 17. Special Prices for Friday and Saturday BATH BRUSH With 1 8-inch Qurved Handle 75c value for 48c $1.00 value for 77c A good Bath Towel 39c ELECTRIC TABLE LAMPS Mahogany base, silk shades of assorted colors. Priced at $3.98 "Old Mill" Toilet Paper, doz . . 79c "Sky-Line" Toilet Paper, doz. . 49c $2 Intermittent Alarm Clock $1.29 INSIDE FLOOR PAINT 13 Colors, quart......... 68c lSSSMBMMaMMSsjMBSSSMBM..M.MaM Two Are Appointed I ;To Insurance Body Washington. Nov. 15. (1. N. g.y ' V Beoretary of the Treasury MoAdoo : teday announced the appointment of W. a. Fraser, head of the Woodmen of J tie World, of Omaha, and Professor James W. Glover of the University of MHuuiu 10 io muvisory council or f tie commission on military and naval insurance of the war -risk Insurance bureau. . f North Dakota Official Accused 1 Fargo. N. D Nov. IB. (I. N. S.) ! Thomas Hall, secretary of sate of North Dakota,, Wednesday was bound over1 . to . district court of Burleigh - - " " ... vj u ..a. w u m ..ubviauvilll registration fund. Eugene WalL a clerk hv Hall's office, faces like charges. . 1 '.:'.' 1 F : In our Toilet Goods Dept. 1 Cake Creme Oil Soap with each purchase of this soap 3 for 25c tWE POINT WITH PRIDE W the fact that we have, brought $ 1 , 700, 000 of - absolutely , new wealth to Oregon and the Northwest. -1; VVc are loyal ' to the . I people who deaf with ' us. Place - your in :4 -j surance with Face Powder 5oc Pozzoni Powder . . 39c 5oc La Blache Powder. .... .39c 50c Java Rice Powder ,39c 25c Woodbury's Powder .22c 50c Carmine Powder .39c Deodorants 25c Amolin .'. ......... 18c 25c Spiro . .20c onspi .50c Mum . -. . .25c -50c Odorono .45c 25c O. D. R. Cream. ....... 15c 25c Perspino ....... ...... .20c. When your physician prescribes "Aspirin" we will " furnish the genuine Bayer product in original pack ages t . Dozen 20c .. 3 Dozen 35c . ; V, 100 .$1.25 ? Rubber Goods m $2 White Swan Bath Tub Fountain Syr- ing, adjustable to anv faucet $1.00 3 qt. Wood-Lark Hot Water Bottle, one year quarantee $1.75 $2.00 Combination Fountain Syringe and. Hot Wa ter Bottle .........$1.79 Rubbers Gloves . . . . . . . .25c Sft&J' Ml J. B. L. Cascades Ask for booklet and learn how to keep well by internal bathing. V Face Cream $1.00 Othine 90c $1.00 Miolena Freckle Cream S5c 50c Sempre Giovine ... .43c Orchard White 35c $1.50 Oriental Cream $1.25 50c Pompeian Massage Cream 43c Tokaloh Cream, roseated. . . .60c 25c Espey's Cream .... .... .20c 50c Hind's Honey Almond Cream 45c Tooth Paste Talcii Powder Lazell Field Violets .... . . . . . 15c Lazell Sweet Pea. 15c Lazell Massatta ...... ... . . .15c Kutch Sandalwood. ..... . . . .15c Wistaria' Blossom'. .15c Imperial Violet . L . . .... . . . . 15c 1 lb. Borated Talc. . . . . . . . . .25c Mavis Talc : . '. . .U ... ..... .25c 50c Pebeco .43c 50 Pepsodent . 45c 25c Colgate Tooth Paste 23c 5c Lyon's Tooth Paste. . .20c 25c Euthymol Tooth Paste. . .18c Anti-Pyro Tooth Paste. ..... .25c Senreco fTooth Paste. . . . .25c Marsh allows In three flavors, Vanilla, Choco late;RoJe.; We are featuring Gambal's i Marshmallows this week. They're delicious. Lb. 40c .. Jf JM SJLSt M - s-l- v ' v ' J .lCJ!m!urWV5tlBX. HW5HAU. 7QO -WOMg A Sirt Alway S. " B." SUtnps First Thres Floors. For ONLY! and the Coupon if presented on or before Nov. 17, 1917. Thereafter price will be $1.35 Get your Saucepan today! Look for the "Wear-Ercr" trade mark on the bottom of every utensil. If it Is not there, it Is not "Wesr-Evcr." Refuse substitutes. Get this Wsr-Evsr" Saucepan and see for yourself the difference between "Wear-Ever" and other kinds of aluminum and enameled utensils. Replace utensils that wear out with utensilt that "Wear - Ever" Cut out the coupon today. Take it to your dealer and get the "Wear-Ever" Saucepan for only 89. The stores named below will honor the "Wear-Ever" coupons if presented on or before November 17. 1917. MEIER & FRANK CO. OLDS, WORTMAN & KING HONEYMAN HARDWARE CO. East Side, Portland Geisler & Dorres, 412 Hawthorne Ave. Kennard & Adams, 539 Williams Ave. v Piedmont Furn. Co., 142 Killings worth Ave. Sellwood Furn. Co., 1640 E. Thirteenth St. Strowbridge Hdw. & Paint Co., 106 Grand Avenue. Sunnyside Hdw. Co., 985 BelmonSt. t OREGON Albany. The Hamilton Store. Bandon Bandon Hdw. Co.. Bend F. Dement & Co. BrowTaville George Evans. Canby - Canby Hdw. & Imp. Co. CoquiUe CoquUle Hdw. Co. Corvallia , . j.! R. Smith & Co. Whiteside & Locke. Dallas . Craven Hdw. Co. Eugene Chambers Hdw. Co. Falls City . . A.fF. Courter & Co.. Forest Grove ' Goff Brothers. Frsswatsr ' Al Fair Hdw. Co. Grants Pasa . Rogue River Hdy. Co. Grenan . L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co. Hilltboro ' Hiilsboro Merc Co. Hood River ,E.A. Franz Hdw. Co. Independence - Craven & Huff Lebanon-- - Everett. Kyle & Efperly. Marmltfield -. Pioneer Hdw. Co, Other ;st oresr located wherever this paper circu lates 5 may -honor "Wear Ever" Coupon Get Your Sauce Pan Today Tie ' Aluminum Cooking 1 1 Utensil Co. New Kensington, Pa. ; McMlnnviHe De Haven & Son Hdw. Co. Smith-Courtemanche Hdw. Co. Newberg Larkin-Prlnce Hdw. Co. North Bend Hazer & Son Hdw. Co. & Chenoweth. Oregon City Frank Busch. Pendleton The Taylor Hdw. Co. Prinevule H. R. Lakin Rainier , Fred Trow. . L. Farmer Hdwt Co. Imperial Furniture Co. Salem Hdw. Co. Scio N. T. Morrison -Silverton a M. Wray. Springfield M. C. Bressler & Son. St. Helena E. A. ROSS. St, Jokns Hdw. C St. Johns, Or. Tb Oanss Stadelman-Bonn Hdw. Co' Tillamook ' King-Crenshaw Hdw. Co. Weton Watts & Rogers. Woodbom ' Landon Hdw. Co. WASHINGTON Aberdeen Kaufman-Leonard Co. Cimii i MacMaster & Co. Centralis-. Berlin & Co. Cbebalie Everett-Salndon Ca Coldendale Baker Hdw. Co. Columbia Groc & Hdw. Co. KsU ' Zlmmer Hdw. Co. Ksnnewlch " J Kennewlck Hdw. Ca NortkYsldms Larson Hdw. Co. Lentx Hdw. Co. Pasco Lee-Perry Co. Rarmond Hayman-Ktufman Co. South Bend Drissier & Albright. Vancouver i Bennett Hdw. Co. : Sparks Hdw. Co. Walla Walls Whitehouse-Drumheller Ca Wenatcbee i , Wenatcbee Dept. Store'. . ?Vs WbiU Salmon White Salmon Hdw. Co. Woodland -1 R. W. Mills. - Wear-Evc,, Coupon Any store that sells Wear-Ever aluminum ware mar accept this Coupon and 894 In payment for -one "Wear.Zve' 2-quart saucepan whlcn sells rea-s ulaflr at S1.S&. provided you present the Coupon In persoD at etore on or before Nov. 17, 1817 writing ; tnereon your name, soareas ana aate oi purcnase. Only one pan sold to a customer. . . ....... Name ddrssfi City . XsU. The Aluminum Cooking Utensil Co.. rwXsslatoa ' reanxylva&l .......a i... ...... . t i 5 i NEW WORLD LIFE j Stevens Eldg Portland unnTiniir.iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiniiiiiiiiHnHiinns