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Newspaper Page Text! THEy OREGON' "DAILY ' JOURNAL, ,'PORT LAND, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 21. 1917. nil Ammo riven -New unfliur.no riALu MP MIMRPR HMM I Ull LUIIIULI. I IIUIII innTiirnii nnnTft IMIntKN ITO " 1 i i Federal List Is Announced Movement Will Be Brisk in Next Few Months to West Coast and to Australian Ports From America. Four Hundred Thousand .Cases of Salmon Still Await " Shipment From Canneries in Alaska. The following names of citizens of Oregon have been drawn for additional j Jurymen and have been ordered to appear before the federal court in this city next Monday. A. O. Anderson. Hood River: O. A. Anderson, 823 Stanton street; John S. Beall, 747 Brazee street ; P. L. Black erby, Silverton ; Alf Blair, Newberg : Km est E. Burdick, 2032 East Ankeny street ; M. M. Burtner, Duf ur ; W. H. Cash, Route 1, Hillsboro ; Fred A. Daly, 439 ast Twelfth street north : Herbert B. Ewbank, 681 Kast Fourth street north ; N. Irvln Farnsworth, . 7427 Fifty-sixth avenue southeast ; James G. Gauld. 253 King street; George Green, 838 Williams avenue ; John H. Haak, 12$ East Thirty-eighth street; C. V. Hawk, 1079 Bast Morrison street ; W. F. Jones, Newberg ; John F. Moore, Cor vallis ; T. M. Poorman, Woodburn ; Walter A. Proctor. 619 East Forty-ninth street north : J. H. Skelly, The Dalles ; A. P. Slade. Route 1, Hood River ; Henry S. Smith. Route 1, IMonmouth ; H. Thiessen. Route 1, Mllwaukle ; M, A. Zeller, Hood River. The shipment of lumber from North Pacific points during the next few months will be brisk. During the past few days charters have been reported as follows : British motorshlp Beatrice Castle to carry lumber, from British Columbia to Australia, p.'t.. by Canadian Trading company : schooner Samar, lumber from North Pacific to west coast South America, p. t.. by Comyn, Mackall & Co. (January - February) ; schooner Commerce, lumber from North Pacific to west coast South America, p. t., by Comyn, Mackall & Co. (January-February) ; bark Narwhal, case oil from San Francisco to New Plymouth, $1.45 (January - February) ; schooner Snow and Burgess, lumber from Puget Sound to South Africa, p. t., by Comyn, Mac kall & Co. (April-May, 1918) ; barkentine City of Sydney, North Pacific to Syd ney or Melbourne (lump aum). by J. J. Moore & Co. (August-September, 1918); barkentine E. R. Sterling, North Pacific to Australia (lump sum), by J. J. Moore A; Co. (June-July, 1918). It Is estimated by the steamship lines that there are about 400,000 cases of almon of the pas.t season's pack yet to be shipped from southeastern Alaska canneries.- Southwestern Alaska, espe cially Cordova, Is Just now shipping a lot of canned" crabs. From the beds about Cordova, about 100,000 cases of canned crabs have been shipped this season. NEWS OF THE PORT Arrival! Novambsr 21 Monterey, American schooner, from San Fran ciaco, oiL Narisator. American tug, from -San Fran ciaco, ballast. Tamalpaia, American steamer, from 1 San Francisco, ballast. Marine Almanac Waather at Rlvar'i Mouth North .Head. Now 21. Conditions at tha mouth or tha rirar at noon: Wind, north, 4 miles; weather, clear; aea, smooth. Sun Racord for November 22 Sun rises, 7:21 a. m. Sun sets. 4:33 p. m. Tides at Astoria Thursday High water. Low water. 7:16 a. m.. 8.1 feet. I 0:35 a. m., 1.2 feet. 7:0 p. m.. 7.2 feet. 1 :35 a. m., 3.1 feet. Dally River Readings ( LEADER OF BATTAUON'OF DEATH AND PALACE THE BATTALION DEFENDED 1 1 In! - ' I r "A 'Sv, ? 'rj Jill f II f $i J h i v4 " " ''i-' '1 I . gsr - ait ! MKtU ' ' '- - - x 1 1 MRS: DE SAULLES ON VERGE OF COLLAPSE (AS jURY IS SELECTED Taking of Testimony in Mur der Trial May Begin Late Tomorrow Afternoon, Is on the manufacturing sids of the business and will enlarge Its special order department. The regular line of ' k-oods will be specially attended to, ' Rode Right Tnrougli From the LonfctTtlla Coorier-JournaL . "What's the matter, general?" "No glory in entering a village of that size. No sooner had I made any. trium phal entry than 1 was out of town," - THE FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE "Iron Lady" Back Agaiirat 0. A. 0. University of Oregon Stadeat Make Her Central Figure of Pow-Wow to Celebrate Victory on the Gridiron. Oregon Agricultural College, Corval lis, Nov. 21. The "Iron Lady," which mysteriously disappeared from her pedestal on the lower campus , -Sunday night, only to reappear at thS football) Pure blood la the body's first line of rally at Eugene Monday, w as returned '. defense against disease. I Tuesday afternoon by a delegation of j Healthy blood contains Small . I students from .the university, led by ' amounts of antitoxins that neutralize "Jimmy" Sheehey. president of the Ore- j the poisons of invading' germs or de , I son stddent body." stroy the germs themselTes. That Is Mineola, I I., Nov. 21. (I. N. S.) ' The "lady" was whisked away from chi mn manw nlo -rrA At- Mrs. Bianca DeSaulles, the beautiful here early Monday morning after the A i4rt ! i young Chilean woman on trial here for Oregon men had discovered that their IT,T- .X VVt-iZ tne murder of her divorced huBband. large lemon, which adorns a hill north 1, JZJ. Zl Z7 " JL . 7 vi TR Jack DeSaulles. was on the verge of ut- ! of Eugene, had been decorated with the Oelensire power are most liable to jn ter collapse this afternoon. ! Aggie colors Saturday night. lection. Everybody may observe that Refusing all offers of food, she spent I The statue was the central figure at healthy, red-blooded people are less the luncheon recess of court today lying j the "rally there in celebration of the liable to attacks of Old and the grip down. Her physicians admitted that : victory over California, being unveiled . than are Dale, bloodless oeonle. her condition is serious and that a ; upon the platform with all pomp and 1 To bulla up the blooa there Is One very large amount of. medicine' is be- I ceremony. In order that the good? J rrmerfv that has been a househnlA s i '- ing aaministerea to Keep ner m conai- ; natured rivalry between the two lnstltu- . : n. wins s Her condition gradually , ona voum not he dtroved bv sn ill . i. " c"".'" ' u""li' grows weaker. . i feaiir the students at the untvarsitv I rin ruis lor raie reopie. j ney tone tlon to sit up. Madame Vera Bntchkareff, leader of the Russian women's "Death Battalion' and tho Winter palace, Petrogvad, which the battalion defended until compelled to surrender in tho latest revolt in the Russian capital. The Kerensky ministry, with the exception of Kerensky himself, took refuge in the palace. The Petrograd garrison either joined the Bolshevik! revolutionists or , remained pas sive. The "Death battalion" fought for four hours' against the troops of the Maximalists. CCI lilt, Kk7 OVUUCUkO CLk lltO Ulll V01 BllV 1 Aa . . . . A visit with her 4-vear-old boy. the i ,,.nn,i. ,n t,, .k- ,JL ' np the entire system, make the blood Innocent cause of the tragedy, late this i campus, and brought it back In an auto-i rich and red,, strengthen the nerves, afternoon, is expected to revive her mobile. l increase the appetite, put color in the spirits. i I pheeks and lins and drive awav that unnatural tired feeling. Plenty of sunlight, good wholesome food and fresh air will do the rest. j Two books, "Building Up the Blood" ana "wnat to -&t ana now to tat" give just the information that every The taking of testimony probably will not start before tomorrow after-, noon at the earliest. When court convened ' after the noon recess this afternoon there were still two Jurors needed to fill the box. A new panel of 50 talesmen was called. During the examination of Talesman William M. Slraonson of Hicksville. Mrs. De Saulles displayed her first Ice Cream Makers Open Convention The second annual convention of the! mother of a growing girl needs. They Ice Cream Makers of Oregon opened are free. Write for them today to the Tuesday morning and will continue un- tw xvsiu.m. f.;.- n o ri lira 4nfAAa- 1 V. w .i 0 v. til Tnurarlov n rnt Mflniifartitrrfl num. - ' STATIONS -fa IJ h. BS Qs etj Lewiston 22 2.4 0. 1 0.00 Umatilla 25 1.1 0 0.00 Albany 20 0.9 0 0.00 Salem . 20 1.5 0.1 0.00 Oregon City .... 12 1.0 0.8 0.00 Portland 15 0.6 0 0.00 BAHTLKTT 8ECCBKS NEW BERTH Master ef Torblnr Tale to Command Seized Steamer. San Francisco, Nov. 21. Captain E. T. Bartlett. for several years in com mand of the turblner Yale, has left the employ of the Pacific Steamship com psny to take command of one of The seized German freighters now at Mare Island. Ills place has been taken by Captain R. C. Brennon of the Harvard. An appointment for the Harvard will be made as soon as that vessel is repaired. The old steamer 'Albatross of the United States bureau of fisheries was stripped of her trappings yesterday and was taken over by the navy department. The vessel already has been painted war color and will go Into active service at once. The implements belonging to the bureau of fisheries will be stored in the United States appraiser's building ! 7 "until after the war. () Rising. (Falling. ; River Forecast Tha Willamette rrrer at Portland win, on ac count of tbe tides, rise to about 3.5 feet and fail to about 1 foot during tbe next two days. At Neighboring Porta Astoria. Not. 21. Sailed, at 2 a tn., steam er Nebalem, for Grays Horbor: at 6 a. m., steamer Willamette, for San Pedro Tia San Francisco; at 8:30 a. m., steamer F. A. Kil-', ourn, lor Ban rancisco. Point Reyes, Not. 21. Passed at 9 a. m.. steamar Dainy Mathews, from Columbia riTer, for San Pedro. Astoria. Not. 20. Sailed at 1 :30 p. m.. schooness National City, towing schooner Vega jor ranenu ; at 1:30 p. m.. motor schooner r.speranca. anangoai; at 4 p. m.. steamer Bearer, for San Francisco and San Pedro; at 2 p. m., steamer Daisy, for San Francisco. ArrWed at ana leu up at o : p. m., scbooner Monterey, iu in iu Tigmior, irom an f ranciscq, San' Francisco. Not. 21. Arrired: Arctic Monterey. .2 a. m. ; Roae City. I.os Angeles 4:80 a. m.; Aurelia. Santa Barbara, Tia ports a. iu.; earless, with Fullerton in tow. Port San J.uis. 9 a, m.; 8ea Foam. Mendocino, 8:30 a. m.; UutcB steamer Tjlsondan, 10:30 a. m. ; Tsurugiati Maru, 10 :30 a. ni. Sailed: Ixion, 8:30 a. m. ; Pasadena, Men docino. 10:30 a. m. Marshfleld. Or,. Nor. 20. Arrired. f r I.indauer. 7 a. m. Sailed, Roamer. for Rogue rirer, 1 :80 p. m."; Michte, 1 :4o p. m. ; steamer I el lows tone sauea at night. San Francisco, Not. 21. ( L N. S.) Ar GOOD OLD. SONGS TO.; BE SUNG AT LAND SHOW THIS EVENING Auld Lang Syne Society Will Have Charge of Pro gram; Boone in -Recital. p. m ; Multnomah, from Seattle, at 7 :30 p. m. ; Breakwater, from Seattle, at 9 p. m. ; Firwood. from Seattle, at 9 p. m. ; Goliah, with Wallacut, from Port Ludlow, at 8 t. m. Manv Cot TJcenSM Sailed D. G. Bcofield. with bars' fi.V fnr N- . . . , ,r ,x Seattle, at 2 p. m.; Ksthertne. for Ererett. at Los Angeles. Nov. 1. (I. N. S.) I 4 p. m.; Admiral Farragnt. for Seattle, at 4:30 Approximately 60 seamen have been 1 p. m. ; ProTidencia, for Santa, Rosalia, at S granted licenses as deck officers of P- bv: South Coast, for Eureka, at 6 :30 p. m. ; rrhnt vaU hv th looal hoa rd Mhf ield. for Crescent City, at 7 p. m.; Daisy merchant vessels by tne local noaru Freem,ni for Porti,nd, at 8 p. m.; Multnomah, f United States steamboat lnspec- 1 for Lo Angeles, at 10 p. m. tors In the) last six weeks. These', SeatUe, AVh., NoT. 2 1 . ( L N. B. ) Ar three score men are those who havcrTrd: Wiling ton, San Francisco, at 12:45 been roremast nanas ana otners wno a. m. The program at the land show to night will warm the cockles of the heart, for a number of the good old songs will be sung in the good old way. The Auld Lang Syne society will have charge of the program, which will- con sist, largely, of music. In addition to the singing of the old songs, Wlllam R. Boone will render an organ recital, and the Glee club of Franklin high school will sing a number of their choice selections. Frank Dayton, through whose efforts the Auld Lang Syne so ciety was organized, will be present and lead in making the event a success. Tnflav 1a Vflnpnnvr Hnv and delAsra- j A xt i n T . : Y . . , , 1 J rf ' 0 m p s VL T.- hTi t'ons from across the Columbia are ex port, o p. m.. r . M. ioop, from fcrerett, at , . . A .. . , .... have retired from the sea, but who have been drawn tack by the splen did opportunities now existing in the .shipping world. Dredg Mlchie Completes Work Marshfleld. Or., Nov. 21. The gov ernment bar dredge Colonel P. S. Mlchie has completed the season's , work .on the Coos Bay bar and left Tuesday for Columbia river, where she will be engaged this winter. Ex cellent work has been done this sea son and tne dredge has deepened the water on the bar and kept the chan nel open. The Mlchie will return to Coos Bay In the spring. Sailed: Admiral Brans, Southwestern Tia Southeastern Alaskan ports, 11 a. m. ; Despatch. Southeastern Alaska ports. 2 a. m. Seattle, Nor. 20. Arrired: Admiral Wat son, San Pedro Tia San Francisco, at 6:15 p. m. ; Valdez, Nome ria Southwestern Alaskan ports, at 7 p. m.; Atlas, San Francisco, at 7 a. m. ; M. S. Riser, from trial cruise, at 5:30 p. m. Seattle, Not. 20. Sailed: Atlaa, for San Francisco, ria Point Wells, at 11:15 a. m. Wrangell, Nor. 20. Sailed: Santa Ana, southbound, fi a. m. ; Princess Sophia, north bound, 8 a. m. Ketchikan, Nor. 20. Sailed: Jefferson, southbound, 10:30 a. m. Not. 19. Sailed: Alaska, northbound. 10:30 p. m. Port Townsend, Not. 21. Passed in, tug Re lief, towing barge Charles B. Kenney. 8 a. m. Oleum. Seattle. 9 a. m.; W. 8. Porter, for F.rerett, 10:40 a. m. Schooner Hall Shifts The schooner H. K. Hall was shifted this afternoon from the St. Johns mill to anchorage off Swan Island. The Hall has been loaded with 1,500,000 feet of lumber for an off shore desti nation and Is. ready to sail, but had been unable to secure a full crew. Captain Kllman has gone to Puget Sound on a scouting tour and upon his return It is expected that the Hall .will get under wsy. AbtII Due at Marshfleld . Marshfleld. Or.. Nov. 20. The gaso line schooner Anvil, which Is to give freight service between Coos bay and Portland, which was cut off when the Breakwater and F. A. Kilburn were put on another run, is expected today. Farrins Sentenced On Forgery tJharge Oeorge K. Farrins was sentenced by Judge Wolverton this morning to 13 ' months in tho federal prison at Mc Neill Island. He was convicted In the United States court of forgery in con nection with the cashing of settlers' Checks sent as filing fees on the O. & ' C. grant lands to the land office. The checks were returned to the senders and ' Farrins was convicted of signing the names of the settlers to the checks and , cashing them. I Army-Navy Orders i San Francbeo, Not. 21. (I. N. S.) The foUowing army oraers were issued today: Major I-. J. Owen from Tiftterman general hospital, San Francisco, to station at Washing ton. D. C. : C. R. Bell. G. R. Callender H V Kern, from present duties to San Francisco for lurtber oraers. First Lieutenant I. Alexander to Csirm tr..r ney for duty at base hospital 40th dlrblon. Captain W. L,. ferego reliered from coast de fenses of Oahu to coast defenses of San Fran cisco lor ant. Appointment or second Lieutenant 15 T Hawley. field artillery, California National wuara aa ot oaie 01 vjetoDer zu, ts announced. 11m wiu rcyorb 10 wlu uirmon, uamp .Kearney, for duty. From places specified to Portland. Or. , for instruction ana assignment to squadrons beina organised: ii. U. Rumsey. C. C. Rnwlla. M 1 Seng. J. E. Tootaker. from Wilbur Wright field Ohio. (Tom ort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, to camps lor auty witn organizations of 92d di rision: H. H. fhike. Camp Sherman. Ohio. 317 engineers; u. urr. , uarap Urant. Illinois, 385th infantry; J. O. Khea, Camp Meade Maryland. 868th infantry: H. M. Southwotth! Camp Dir. N. J.. 850th field artillery. When writing to or railing on sdrertlnera Taa mention lTa Jotrul. -Surest Cough Remedy Made from Globe Pine . Cully Made at Hone. Very Eetmesaleal Especially Gaoa far Children Procure two eaneea of tdreertn and tialf ounce of Globe Pine Compound -4 (Cooorntrated Pine) from yonr druggist. Mix these with six heaping , . .jL Ublespoonfals of granulatea Zi m augar in half a glass of water. ' .A. Take a teaiapoonful as often as N5 ' neeesaanr to arlve ralief. Be sure 3i to get Globe Plna Compound r iTl t. (Concentrated Pine). No other ".Ir aUtll ... .....w. I 4kl. formula which comes from eminent (medical source and makes the J most etTeethra. pleasant and "Drompt-actinsr remedy for nisihs , and colds affecting the bronchial tabes f er throat. As can be seen It contains no aarmful drugs and may be used freely. Terls Rheumatism Treatment - Gives Prompt, Lasting Results "Mfat together one ounce of Torts Com ' Txrand:on ounce of 8yrup of Sarsaparilla t i half pint of ShnpU Elixir." Take a table i aoonful lour times-daily. Adr. oected to crowd the Auditorium this evening. The attendance at the Auditorium Is being added to by numerous stockmen who have come to the city to visit the stock show at the Union stock yards Men from the eastern sections of the state will thus have the advantage of a visit to the land show. The show will close Saturday, night. PORTLAND IN ON HUGE CAR ORDER (Continued From Pag-e One) scarcity of steel. Demands on the steel manufacturers in the east are so great that It is almost lmposssible to get or ders filled. This may be overcome. It is said, by the development of the steel Industry on the Pacific coast. The Pa cific Coast Steel company of San Fran cisco and Seattle owns property in Portland which may be used for foun dry purposes. "The development of the business or the Pacific Car & Foundry company and of the Pacific Coast Steel com pany will mean a great deal to Port land and Seattle," said Judge Twony. It. will mean the employment of thou sands of men at good wages. The Un ion Pacific and Southern Pacific orders alone -will mean a very considerable business." Girl Operators at Spokane Go Out Spokane, Wash., Nov. 21. (U. P.) Demanding recognition of their union and the discharge of nonunion electri cal workers, members of the telephone girls' union walked out last midnight. D. P. Reld, secretary of the electri cal workers' union, estimated today that only 75 out of 250 girls em ployed are on the job. Downtown telephone service is nor mal today, but service in some of the residence districts is paralysed. E. C. Hickman, local manager of the company, said at noon that only 14 girls had quit and that one of them is coming back. He said over 300 girls were working today, i Repair and line men walked out October St. CONTRA PLACED IIS 1.000 ET OF BIG SHIP TIMBERS jury. i berlng 63 have come to Portland to fV 'T- ' ' v o, Attorney Henry Uterhart. counsel for ' attend the convention and get a few ' Ur- Williams IUlK flUS. tAdv.) Mrs. DeSaulles. was ouestioninir Simon- , hints on the business. The businesss I ' son when the defendant eneaired In a ' meetings opened at the Portland hotel whispered conversation with Judge L.. j with a speech from Mayor Baker and J. Smith, who is assisting the defense, another was held today for active mem- The man was challenged. ! rers oniy. arter wnicn tne meeting was Judge Manning adjourned court this thrown open ror general aiscussion. afternoon until 1 , o'clock tomorrow BAD BREATH A feature of the convention is the morning after the entire panel of 150 ' exhibit in the Portland hotel which of- talesmen had been exhausted. TEUTONS SEEK TO SMOTHER ITALIANS fers suggestions as to machinery for making ice cream, dish washers, ice crushers, etc. Tonight the convention will attend the land show and at 10:30 the big fun starts with a midnight "bach feast" for the men. , The committee in charge of the con- ( Continued From Page One) v.ntlon la mailA tin of Portland mn Ci ActiOn ReSUltS FrOm PlaCing Uplendid condition. They ar 8laugh-!w- Weatherly -and 1 George W. Burt of I i .i- tii j. - - - the Crvstal Ioa Sl Storaee comnanv : r I r oi I- i "J -i.ui.uaii ueienaive lire oui V , 7 . ... ,i . : 1 OrderS fOr ShipS in EaSt always it seems there remain plenty Jhn C. Williams of the Mount Hood . ... . . . ' K ' . . Kr,or. t ru- thi- nio... ' Ice Cream company. Carl Schalllnger HI . 1 . . I I l I J. I 1 . I : I I l I VVfllCn U0UIQ INOl De rlliea. At one spot on the Lower Plave. it Wn B eatirriata1 tVtA flmm o w a aan iiHinn wave outnumbered the Italian defenders : Creamery company and J. E. Dunne of the Hazlewood com pany and W. C. Dey of the Washington The placing of a contract with Oregon and Washington lumber mills for 40. 000,000 feet df big ship timbers for shipyards along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts by the shipping board, as an nounced from Washington, was forecast ed in word received by the Chamber of Commerce several days ago from Rob ert Dougan, Portland's trade represen tative at the national capita, and Is di rectly against what looal interests wanted the shipping board to do. "The placing of this order is the result of the inability of pastern and southern shipyards to secure the ma terial other than from the Pacific by at least two to one in men and four ; to one in guns. But the Italians drove j them back. When the wave receded, I the enemy dead literally dammed the river. Further supstream, the same ter rible toll of life was taken in another attempted crossing of the Piave. Pressure at Eads Increases A ntif,1natjnff fin alllAH Hrlva trh.n ,, . , .. IIS French and British reinforcements shall ; f ' , Z . 7 - Mack Co. to Hold Opening Monday The J. G. Mack Furniture company will be ready by Monday to receive Its have gone into action, the enemy is tre- ! menodusly speeding up on reinforce ments in men and guns. Italian aviators large, light and airy and the company considers it a desirable change from the Fifth street location. The quarters Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the sub etitute for calomel, act gently on the bowels and positively do the work people afflicted with bad breath find ?iick relief through Dr. Edwards' Olive ablets. The pleasant, sugar-coated tablets are taken for bad breath by all who know them. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets act gently but firmly on the bowel3 end liver. stimulating them to natural action. clearing the blood and gently purifying the entire system. They do thatwhich dangerous calomel does without oof of the bad after effects. All the benefits of nasty, sickening, griping cathartics are derived from Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets without griping, pain or any disagreeable effects. Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered the formula after seventeen years of prac tice among patients afflicted witn bowel and liver complaint, with the attendant bad breath. Dr. Ed ward 3 Olive Tablets are pure- northwest, said W D. B. Dodson, ceptlbly today an attempt to outflank oaouw.o n,i.i:iai i ure viiamocr ox i jjg Italians. i-ummorce. muis in tne east ana south cannot produce the required report enormous movements of troops lnclude new WOrkrooms in the Rky ly a vegetable compound mixed with , ana supplies, ysrucuianjr un uuui : wings. The pressure on these two ends j of the line was likewise Increasing per- building and storerooms. j olive oil; you wiu Know tnem Dy ineir The company will put special empha- i olive color. Take one or two every ? night for a week and note the effect- 10c and Zoc per box. All druggists. Headquarters estimated today prob- j O firm n AA e.. VMi.n ana I mnn.lt in- V, fill .1.- I "-"'J vvrv,vw .ciUEl, . .... . rn Z'r:'V0TtA from their homes in the occu In speaking of the business of the Pacific Car & Foundry company Judge Twohy said, "The Pacific Car & Foun dry company was organized last June and absorbed the interests of Twohy Brothers company of Portland and the Seattle Car & Foundry company of Seattle. Competition Is Possible The plants of the company in Port land and Seattle are equipped to handle the business of the trans - continental railroad lines and will be able to com pete successfully with eastern com panies in the manufacture of cars. The first substantial order . received came from the Union; Pacific company, being an orden for 400 boxcars. The second order received was for S00 boxcars and came from the Southern Pacific com pany. "The order we have just received from the Russian government Is an allotment from an order embracing 30,000 cars and locomotives being placed with American firms. The balance of the order Is di vided between three of the largest car foundries in the country. Will Be of Russian Type "A portion of the cars will be of steel construction and the balance of wood. They will be of the Russian type, which is shorter and of broader gauge than the standard American car. As rapidly as the cars are finished they will be delivered to the Russian offi cials at Vladivostok." One difficulty to be overcome by the Pacific Car & Foundry company is the Agreement Is Not Reached San Francisco, Nov. 21. (I. N. S.) A working agreement that will be acceptable to the telephone unions of both the northwest and south, was put definitely up to officials of the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph compa ny today. Committees of the north western "Insurgent" unions and of the California electrical locals held an all night meeting, adjourning at 1" o'clock this morning, and it is stated they ar rived at an agreement. This agree ment was put up to the company at conference starting at 11 o ciock and that promises to last all after noon. The terms of the basis of set tlement were not announced. tions. The shipping of the material from the west will mean a severe strain on the already over-taxed railroads, pied portions of northern Italy or from the war zone behind the Italian lines. Getting 'too Fat? Try This Reduce, People who don't grow too fat are the j and not only this, but there will be the -"'"a " rat accumulating or already cumbersome added expense of transoortatlon. This nemy ar? tho8 ow.ned by. Jn" B.' y.ou will be wise to follow thta sugges ts the very thing we tried to get the shipping board to avoid. We urged them to give the Pacific coast more wood ship contracts. Thus, the work would be done right where the material Can h CMMirAsl find tVia rA.t .,.. portation would be ariviaT aro opying Venceben 'serv $t&&JUSL ! tAdv..) Beach of Boston and Signer a de Zullanl. - tion. which is indorsed by thousands of formerly Miss Tess Davidson of Sioux . people who know. Ask your druggist i for if you prricr wnie iu uie iusi moid I Co., 864 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich.) City. lows- haul from coast to coast." fr trio Hnnrarlans. according to the A(n ...ria. a Air TV. .,4nI V. A 1 j I " . . : . . . . . .uWui. uuawu iiiatcu mej con- I T yiVal iniA nr. nunten in aisnarc!iv?s ' tract through the Douglas fir purchas- received here today. Various dis- j mg commuiee. tne contract is to be patches indicate that the Au-trlansir iiiii8i u.o "mho in uie have promised to spare enlce ir it : f two states that are in position to get .f.ni .n ii aiithorltv vn ' "u-"ra T r , Tl .? mpl' I n the hands of the patriarch j . -waavi o wiu un luiiumicu uy ine gov1 Mrs. Sarah Beale Dies in Pasco, Wash. Mrs. Sarah Beale, who had a wide circle of friends in Portland, died, at Mrs. Beale was the wife of Charles WM Beale and the mother., of Mrs. Charles Berkeley of this city. The funeral services will be held Thursday . at 2 o'clock in the chapel of the Portland Crematorium. ernment as needed under the agreement of the shipping board. Prices entering into the contract have been agreed upon but have not been an nounced, it is said. Are to Be Changed Wooden Ship Plans British Approach City of Jerusalem London, Nov. 21. (L N. S.) British troops operating against the Turks in Palestine have advanced seven miles and are now only five miles from Jeru salem on the northwestern side, the war office announced this afternoon. General "Allenby's column that is fighting west of Jerusalem is now only six miles from the city. FRENCH AMBULANCE ON MISSION OF MERCY WRECKEDBY A GERMAN SHELL i . 4 i 3& m ii - i - I S:V .. - L . A2 B Thl ambulance, on the way from the lines with woiuKIed, was gtruck by a German shell. The force of the shell turned th amhnls hT - - -hm v wu a vw-ga; ; ww.. - aa V w Vtaai -a AaX7 aUlVHIHUVV n la7S V aaall't7U OTU'tiaa the driver badlv IntnrMi i for a In re a mitn nf Marmnla PreacrlD- TTnnErarianji to Take Venice ! tion Tablets. 75c is the price the world : t Tsjv if fir t 1 The honor ver. By doing this you will be safe . London, Nov. 21. (U. 1 .) ine nonor .m yaf,, Hn,r anri v. .hi tn Dar.druffy Heads Become Hairless If you want plenty of thick, beau tiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all means get rid of dandruff, for it will starve your hair and ruin It if you Italians Make Gains Rome. Nov. 21. (U. P.) An Italian counterattack offensive In the Aslago region has "gained several valuable po nitinns and taken numerous Drlsoners." the newspaper Corriere D'ltalla de- don't. clared today It doesn't do much good to try to On the lower Plave. the newspaper brush or wash It out The only sure declared, the Italian forces had as- way to get rid of dandruff Is to dls !:", ,, offensive ! solve it, then you destroy It entirely, sumed the offensive. ( . ounces of Face and Arms Unsightly with Red Itching Pimples , Blackheads and Blotches. Unable to Rest. One Box Cuticura Oint ment, One Cake Soap Healed. "When I was almost ten years old T mv iace and arms became unsijjlitly with pimples, blackheads, and red blotches. The pimples were large, red, and hard, and after two or three days they would fester and I would squeeze them and then there would be a bijf red spot. They were always itching aftd burning. 1 was unable to rest at night. "I read of Cuticura Soap and Oint ment and tried a free sample. I bought more and I used one fifty;cent box of Cuticura Ointment and one twenty-nve- Ifmitrm-. Shell Teutons ? ordinary liquid arvon; apply u at , t k f Cuticura Soap when I was Monitors Shell Tentons wh re tiring; us. onib to , heal.d.. (Simcd) Mim L.la Wilsr-n. jvuiiic, w a. w. of - -- moisten mo bvoj auv , a i. , fi ft avamt tin 1 Washington, Nov. 21. (I. N. ' S.) Plans for wooden ships to be built by the Emergency Fleet corporation are I srtillerying," along the Plave front was ; witn the finger tips undergoing a. change. James Heyworth, reported in today's official statement. By morning, most If not all, of your the newly appointed constructor of I On the coast, Italian and British j dandruff will be gone, and three or wooden ships for the United States ship- monitors were "shelling enemy posi-ifour more applications will completely ping board, has found that the present I tions. dlsolve and entirely destroy every plans are unsuitable. I Around Monte Pertlca enemy attacks I single sign and trace of It. When Henry Ford takes up his duties Were repulsed. ou will find, too, that all Itching m I ana aigsmg oi ins scup win siup mu 5ttii nf Venice Asked our hair wlu ,00-1 and feel h"ndr'i .Status or emce Asaea , tlm better. Tou can get liquid ar- Amsterdam, Nov. 21. (U. P.) Ai s- t vQn t any drUB atOTt lt , lnexpen. trla has informally Inquired of ItaV. j sive and rour ounCes Is all you will through neutral representatives, whoth- need no 'matter how much dandruff there will be a conference and plans for speedier wooden vessels "Will be made. The shipping board is about to launch a recruiting campaign to get men to man the merchant fleet of America. Arrangements have been made with the war department for the exemption of shipbuilders. Negotiations are now under way for strict interpretation ,of the regulations of the draft giving de er Venice is fortif-ed or not. acoor dins to Vienna advices today. ! you have. This simple remedy never falls. Adv. So Cnangce In Italy, Berlin RArtln. Nov. 21. (I. N. S.) There Is ferred classification to the men enzaeed no change on tne iignung in the merchant marine. Too Many Families Cause Man's Arrest front in northern Italy, the war office reported today. Ralph de Spain Is Under Arrest New Tork, Nov. 21. (I. N. S.) Car mine Btfalco, 65, landed in a cell today Kan r ranciBCO, v ai., i. ' - , . i tvuA i : . . . . m nnsi vno eLuriiaii wi. em suuerar on a charge or bigamy. He has two r.;-A"c - - - 'i from Indigestion neeos is a good pre wlves. each with seven children, whom Oregon state 1"? J le.m' scrlptlon that will build up hta stomach. . . W ,... a Aatas I 4 stnrHv .nAita-h a Atm homes. He told the police he also had "'Y -tiv re Roain is a third wife but he didn't know her 1" Z itrT fS5r 1 BaiU W aV "a &t,-. jwv - sentence for burKlary- Stomach Dead Man Still Lives People who suffer from sour stom ach, fermentation of food, distress after eating and Indigestion, and seek relief In larare chunks of artificial digestors, are killing their stomachs by inaction lust as surely as the victim of mor- 1 pblne is deadening and injuring beyond Xov 21 (V. ' repair every nerve in nis noay. Box 205. Oak Creek. Colo.. Mar. 22, '17. Improve your complexion by using Cuticura Soap daily and Cuticura' Oint ment as needed to prevent pimples, blackheads or other eruptions. Unsight ly complexions are often a bar to social advancement and business success. Nothing so ensuresa clear skin and good hair as making Cuticura your every-day toilet preparations. For Free Sample Each by Retain Mall address post-card: - "Coticura, Dept. H, Boston." Sold everywhere. Soap 25c. Ointment 25 and 50c. whereabouts. RECIPE TO DARKEN GRAY HAIR This Horn Mad Mixture) Darkens Gray Hair and Makes It Soft and Glossy. Easy Way to Stop Waste of Food Jl a hearty meal without artificial aid. , The best prescription for indigestion ever written is sold by druggists every where and by The Owl Drug comoany and is rigidly guaranteed to build up the stomach and cure Indigestion, or money back. This, prescription Is named Mi-o-na. n .4 im'mnlA In mall tahlr tnrm In li rra boxes, for only a few cents. Remember the name. Mi-o-na stomach tablets. They never fail. Adv. Do you know that rats destroy and spoil over twe hundred million dollars worth of foodstuffs every year? This To a half pint of water add: fct being Known, wny aeiay vigorously Bay Rum : 1 ox. using a reliable method of ridding our Barbo Compound a small box homes, stores and warehouses of these Glycerine 14 ox. 8tefui"pests?' Probably there is no : These are all simple Ingredients that easier nor more effective method of you can buy from any druggist at very exterminating rats than Stearns' Paste ;ittle cost, and mix them yourself. Ap- nroduct that has ben' uaerf ply to the hair once a day for two-weeks, ! . .. , TT , , "' I successfully by the U. S. government in its different campaigns against tbe f a Bmall ttAT nnMtinm AnTv 4 A liat Tfnt ihnnM Ka miu,I, I . " ' the gray hair and make it soft and cent8' wlU . 1r,e th glossy. Itlls not sticky or greasy. andlhouM from pat" and. mice.' It will also does not rub off. It should make a gray I effectually destroy cockroaches and I haired person look 20 years younger. Ad. waterbuga. " . ,;V;.- -?';; (AdT.) v A Smooth, White Skin That Defies Weather Ease baby's (roup' with During the coming months of biting winds and- intense cold, you who would keep your skins smooth, white and vel vety, should turn your attention to mer colized wax. Nothing els will so ef fectively remove a chapped, roughened or discolored surface. By graduaiiy ab sorbing the weather-beaten cuticle, the complexion Is kept In perfect condition, and even the beauty of expression ap pears more pronounced. If your skin be blotchy, pimply, freck led, coarse, sallow or over-red. why not shed it One ounce of ordinary mercol ized wax, to be had at any druggists, will completely transform tha most un sightly complexion in less than a fort night. Us the wax nightly. like cold cream, washing It off mornings. - (Adv.) iPaq's for CoujKse Colds I Don't let the little one suffer. Drv King's New Discovery loosens the phlegm and gives quick relief, and being mildly laxative it helps bring the child's physical condition up to normal, Df. King's New Discovery should be kept on hand to nip "those fit of coughing". It has helped thousands of children during; the past 50 years. Get it at your druggist ..; ' 1 Constipation Causes Sickaeu - Don't' permit yourself" to becomi constioated. as your system immediate V ly begin to absorb ison from th V; , backed-tip waste, matter. Use Vr, i I King'a New Life Pill and Veep well. - a There i no .better safeguard against illnessv Try it tonight. 25c All druygi!-