VAQT. TWO.
DATT.V F.AST OlMT.ONTAX. PEXDT.KTOX. OREOOX, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1015.
ETflHT PAOF.S.
Jamy an; Gleaairoe Sale
Everything is under priced for all lines must be re
duced to the lowest possible limit at this time.
This sale establishes a top notch record in value giving.
Our determination to wipe out absolutely all odds
and ends, and to radically reduce all surplus stocks
before inventory, brings extraordinary values to you
in this great JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE.
COM FOUT KliS.
Our 'iiifortt'rs are of cA quality materials
for tlit- I'riiv. Come with silkolino ami sateen
w rs of floral and Persian doins, all colors.
Puro sanitary cotton, wool, and downfilled.
Every Comforter reduced during our January
' Clearance Sale.
$1.00 Comforter?, Clearance Sale 89
S1.25 Comforters Clearance Sale 97"
1.50 Comforters, Clearance Sale. 81.23
$2.00 Comforters Clearance Sale. 31.61
$2.50 Comforters Clearance Sale $1.93
32.75 Comforters Clearance Sale 32.21
3.00 Comforter, Clearance Sale $2.37
33.50 Comforters Clearance Sale 32.87
31.50 Comforters Clearance Sale 33.72
35.00 Comforters Clearance Sale 33.96
3G.50 Comforters Clearance Sale S-1.86
37.50 Comforters Clearance Sale. $5.11
ULAN MKT SPECIALS
A letter, more comprehensive stock of bed
llanlcets cannot lo found. We p-rule ourselves
on them. Best quality, best in structure and
finish. We are ffoinj; to have jut 5 specials, ai
Clearance Sale Prices.
39.00 SECOND LOT BLANKETS 36.97
7 in this assortment. A double blanket full
weight, soft finish, all wool. Comes in pearl
prey, with pink and blue heading. This is an
excellent blanket for ?9.00. During our Jan
uary Clearance Sale, while thev last 36.97
$15.00 3KD LOT BLANKETS 37.49
Bagdad Bed Blankets, come in pink and
blue. Just 2 in this lot, 72x00 size, full weight,
fino.-t finish, slightly soiled. Sold remilarly
for $15.00. January Clearance Sale $7.49
$5.00 4TII LOT BED BLANKETS $3.77
Ten blankets in this lot, fine grey, double,
size, with blue headings for general use at home
and in the mountains. Worth $5.00 pair,
January Clearance Sale $3.77
5T1I LOT $2.50 BED BLANKETS $1.87
50 pairs double bed blankets in grey only.
Largest size, heavy weight with pink and blue
headings. German wool finish. Especially
adapted for rough use. Sold heretofore at
$2.50 pair. Januarv Clearance Sale pr. $1.87
SLIGHTLY SOILED PENDLETON
WOOLEN MILL BLANKETS GKEATLY
REDUCED
AVe have seventeen Pendleton woolen mill
blankets that were accidentally soiled in show
ing. A good assortment, von will probably find
just the one von want. THEY MUST GO
I! KHAKI M.KSS OF COST.
PILLOWS PILLOWS.
Our pillows are guaranteed to be absolutely
pure and sanitary, filled with feathers and
down, largest sizes and heaviest weight cover
ed with finest quality German and Linen
Ticking. All reduced during our January
Clearance Sale.
$1.75 Pillows. Jan. Clearance Sale, pr. $1.38
32.00 Pillows, Jan. Clearance Sale pr. 31.61
32.50 Pillows, Jan. Clearance Sale, pr. 31.96
33.00 Pillows, Jan. Clearance Sale, pr. $2.47
34.00 Pillows, Jan. Clearance Sale, pr. 33.29
35.00 Pillows, Jan. Clearance Sale, pr. 34.19
36.00 Pillows, Jan. Clearance Sale, pr. 35.11
37.00 Pillows, Jan. Clearance Sale, pr. 35.98
38.00 Pillows. Jan. Clearance Sale, pr. 36.9G
$10 Pillows, Jan. Clearance Sale, pr. $8.16
"T.P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP"
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ones,
15. CLEANLINESS, ECONOMY, SERVICE All Otber Depts. 22
CAKE AND PASTRY FL0UK 10 pound
bair for - - "V
BUCKWHEAT Pure eastern stock, fresh
shipment Bag 65
NEW CROP DATES, pound 15
NO. 1 WALNUTS Regular 25 prade.
Spevial, 5 txninds $1.00
DRIED LOGANBERRIES Fine for pies.
3 pounds : $1.00
SHRIMP Japan shrimp, special 3 cans 48
FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT Extra choice
stox'k, the dozen $1.00
NIPPON PINEAPPLE On sale here only.
New pack goonls special, 6 cans 95"
ASPARAGUS TIPS Very white and tender,
dozen cans $2.00
COOKING APPLES Good choice stock.
Box . 75
ORANGES 500 dozen choice ripe fruit. 3
dozen for 50
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I COUPOW
TI10 Peoples Uaroliouso
Where It Pays to Trade.
Save Your T. P. W. Trading Stamps
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Local Playhouses
11 HAT the Prew Agent Hi to
Sty of Pretest and Coming
Attraction & & &
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PASTIME TODAY.
"Tt'e Came of Llf."
A Modern Cruio Comes Back.
CAST.
ROBIN HALE Edwin Wallock
Cleo Eugenie Eesserer
"IIZ" FOR
SORE, TIRED FEET
"Tlifc" Ir Tender, Puffed-tip, Burn
ing, Calloused Feet and
Corns.
-Sure! I uu TI2
every time for any
foot trouble."
You can be happy-footed Just like
me. Use "TIZ" and never suffer with
tender, raw, burning, blistered, swol
len, tired, smelly feet. "TIZ" and
only "TIZ" takes the pain and sore
ness out of corns, callouses and bun
ions. An soon as you put your feet In a
"TIZ" bath, you Just feel the happi
ness soaking- In. How good your
loor, old feet feel- They want to
.lame for Joy. "TIZ" Is grand. "TIZ"
Instantly draws out all the poisonous
exudation which puff up your feet
and CHUfe sore, Inflamed, aching,
sweaty, smelly feet.
Get a ?& cent box of "TIZ" at any
drug store or department store. Get
tuftsin foot relief. IjiUgll at foot
sufferers who complain. Uccausc
our feet are never, never going to
bother or make you limp any more.
Paul Lawler William Etowell
Jo Harriett N'otter
The genius for acting of Eugenie
Besserer makes "The Game of Life,"
aside from Its pictorial power as a
melodrama, exceedingly vital In Its
psychological aspects and gives un
usual values as a motion picture.
Robin Hale, a mushy multi-millionaire,
!s addicted to strong drink
and it finally dawns upon him that
he must either give up whiskey, or his
hold on life; so he concludes upon
an original plan to abandon the
haunts of men, take himself off to an
uninhabited Island and life the life
of a recluse for a time, out in the
open, next to nature. He Is In love
with Cleo, but the is a high-spirited
young woman, and while she likes
the millions, she dislikes the mera
man possessor. Consequently, the
sodden Hale hardly staggers out of
her presence before natty Paul Law
ler nimbly steps In and appears to
have her heart and hand. Lawler.
who had pretended to be Hale's best
friend, urged upon him the advisa
bility of going away and overcoming
the drink habit.
Robert Hale, together with his
false friend and others, sails away on
his private yacht for his lonely home
in the far-off Islands of the sea.
There he is comfortably marooned
and supplied with fire-arms, so that
he can live if necessary by his own
efforts upon the Island, which has
wild goats and the usual tropical fau
na. His yacht, on the return rlp.
founders and all hands perish except
Paul Lawyer, who escapes with thej
chart or. the island maming naie s
location and so he comes Joyfully
back to the waiting arms of Cleo.
Time is passing, and in the interim,
Hale's Island Is destroyed by an ex
tinct volcano that becomes active and
a great seismic disturbance sinks It
into the sea. Hale escapes In a boat
with only the barest necessities of
life, and happily binds upon another
island where he now fights for bare
existence. A parsing ship observes
the destruction of Hale's Island, the
captain tells the story of it, It finds
Its way Into the columns of a paper
and the guilty pair charter a yacht
to visit the site of the Island to make
doubly sure of the death of Hale.
Fate pursues them like a nemesis,
their own ship catches fire, and they,
In a frail boat, after experiencing the
tortures of thirst and starvation, are
tossed ahore upon the island where
Hale found refuge. He finds the
pair unconscious and carries them to
bis own rough retreat. There he dis
covers Incriminating documents up
on the man and the marriage license
upon the woman, together with news
paper clippings which show the dark
drift of their criminal Intention.
The third reel opens as Hale re
vives the pair the members of the
triangle come face to face, and the
guilty ones see the horror of their
fate in the grim and grizzled half
wild man clad only In skins, as he
accuses them of their perfldity. Hale
mercifully allows them living space
on his island, but divides the terri
tory. They, however, begin to plot
and plan, and one day steal Into his
section unobserved and try to brain
him with a club. A terrific struggle
ensues in which the two men battle
on the edge of a cliff and both go
over. Lawler falls to the bottom and
Is Instantly killed. Cleo, in endeavor
ing to help him, falls after him and
finds the pame death. Hale, immur
ed to hardships, wonderfully rugged
and athletic, survives his Injuries and
lies on on his lonely island.
Away off In the big city, the little
foster-sister one day, In looking over
her possessions, comes upon the rag
doll and finds the mislng chart stuff
ed into It, revealing the location of
Hale. She Immediately charters a
steamer and rushes to the rescue. She
Is accompanied by faithful legal
friends; eventually they find Hale,
who has made a man of himself, re
store him to his rightful estates, so
that he Is triumphant in the game of
life.
Cosy,
::Check No. 130," in which a sus
picious wife Jumps at conclusions.
Featuring Boyd Marshal and Muriel
Betrlche.
"The Lost Receipt. A sensational
two part drama Involving dynamite
and a doll.
"Love and Business," A comedy of
errors caused by a patent derrick, an
old maid and an office boy putting
letters in the wrong envelopes.
Tliree IJilU ItneonimcnrUsd.
SALEM, Ore., Jan. 19. The house
committee on revision of the laws
considered a number of bills and de
cided to recommend for passage the
Huston bill amending the legal code,
the Llttlefleld bill combining Indict
ments against accused persons and
the Clatsop delegation's bills provid
ing a bounty on seals. It held up
temporarily action on Schuebcl'a bill
to abolish the office of state immigra
tion agent, pending action on a sim
ilar bill In the senate.
land weakness, permitting the country
to bo dragged to desolation and ruin,
I do not believe this struggle should
be lnied, because the welfare of
rur country hangs on its decision. Our
lives tre of small significance In such
a Bcue; the consciousness of having
performed our duty alone should sat
Ufy us.
, Aiwt H Final. .
"I trust that when you have be
come convinced of the error which
jour-letter clearly Indicates you have
discovered, that you will not hesitate'
In assuming the attitude that honesty
demands of you. I desire to Inform'
iw , 'you that I will not answer any fur-
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LETTERS FOUND SHOW
PLOTVVAS HATCHED TO
OUST GENERAL VILLA
1IM) 111) KKS HKPORTFI IX MEX
ICO CITY FOLLOWING GV
TIKKKKZ S FLIGHT.
Mi' I I I mi BM fel II El W J 1 1 LI 11 II LA
Villa' Arrival in Capital U Ik-lnx
Awaited ItcffuU or lAtoM Dovt'l
oimicnU May lut lnleMMHleiit Fac
tion IM by Gutlerrvx.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 19. General
ther communications from you as
long as you remain In league with the (
IVIIUita faction. Affectionate greet
ings,. I
(Signed) "ALVARO OBREOON.'V
According to the Carranza agenc,
To V 'cui Alters were taken when Jose
of the force, controlled by the tmtS:
vention in session at Mexico City, Is
due today to reach the capital to
assist Colonel Roque Gonzales Garza,
selected by the. convention as tem
porary executive to succeed General
Advices to this effect reached the'"" " ' 1! JT"
ulrre Escobar and Felipe Conteras.
messengers of General Gutierrez, re
cently were arrested while en route to
Obregon's headguarters. Other doc
uments found on their persons were
said to Include a copy of a manifesto
state department, together with the
Information that, while the capital
was "well protected and policed,
promised to publish If Generals Obre-
gon and Agullar accepted his pro
posals. This manifesto would nave
or
, v. i , I actusflu uoill t ilia im
mere uuu uwu some eiccuuuiia m . .
disorders and the populace was un- "lmlnttt co"u.cl a"dmnhnadV! d,P''ed1
easy over the general situation. Km ,frm their com
The reasons for the departure of' Enrique c. Lloren ., Washington
Gutierrez have not yet been explained, representative of Ml a said he had
to the state department, and the be- " ."v"
lief prevails that with the 6000 troops
accompanying him from Mexico City
and Generals Blanco ond Robles, ne
Is endeavoring either to Join General
Obregon and the Carranza element
or Intends to set up an Independent
faction.
Plot Revealed by Letters.
Light was thrown on the conduct
of Gutierrez last night by the receipt
here from Vera Cruz of the copies
of letters said to have been exchanged
between General Gutierrez and Gen
erals Obregon and Candldo Agullar,
City but expected official advices to
day clarifying the situation.
Ilnrflirr of Dead Hold.
BEAVEUTON, Ore.. Jan. 18. John
Hoyer who resided Just outside the
limits of Beaverton with his brother
Joseph to have died Thursday nighty
pjobably from excessive use of alco
hol. Is believed to have been the vic
tim of foul play. I
The coroner examined the body
and notified Sheriff Reeves, of Hills-
ALCOHOl. 3 ftK CENT.
Acgclal!e IYrpmitiri GrAs
dated January 7. approximately the' 8(),er j,m up in an endeavor to
obtain a clear statement from him
concerning his brother's death.
Coroner Barrett found that the
skull of John Hoyer was fractured.
The two brothers. It is reported, be
gan to drink to excess nt Christmas
nnd were on a prolonged debauch.
The coroner will hold an Inquest.
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ncss nnd to .Contains nrfitf
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NEW YORK.
Exact Ccpy of Wrapper.
Tor Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
At a
AW ti
if
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
M ill
time when Gutierrez announced to
the convention that he was working
on plans for the pacification of Mex
ico. Briefly, his plan was said to be
to unite with Generals Obregon and
Agullar in deposing General Villa
from control of the convention forces.
Ellseo Arredondo, head of the Car
ranza agency here, made public the
text of the correspondence. The let
ter purporting to have been signed
by General Gutlerrex follows
"Generals Alvaro
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War HarM Cuoid S2 Vrars.
WALL WALLA. Wash.. Jan.
I
About fiirty-five I'endletonlans
were In Wulla Walla last evening to
AhrJ nnd A cou',le to we1 but ', pr nJoy David Warfleld In "The Auc
unregon """l ,.,,. u., ,h r-un Wr have liiKt been
Candido Agullar "U t,7 Amin.Vh Z
Zi J r "tal. noSles mincer ot h Wtt"il- cording to word received tno Krea, aotor wer Mp. and
between Generals Robs Robinson and .on
war; Luclo Blanco, minister of the
-.,! A.rr- R.n-vi.ies I clt ... . Inalil. Dr. und Mrs. F. . Vincent.
T 1 Fifty-two years ago John Van MrK Mr. and Mrs. Ion Cohen. Mr and
sub-secretary of war and aV I marched away from a little Michigan Mr!,. Hkharj Muyberry, Mrs. Law-
believe It patriotic and honest to " vUluKe , fuh, ,he Confederates. rece O. Frazler. Mr. and Mrs. John
dress you In order to point out the , i . Ui. uu, .-i....- m..p
ie liiK iieiiinti uuu ii . .-w jiuauin, .11 r. liliu MVB. Oillll JV
CHICAGO'S ATHLETIC
CHAMPION MAKES DEBUT
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convenience towards this capital while
we are formulating a plan of cam
paign against General Francisco Villa
who we have always had the Intention
of separating entirely from the con
vention army and from all the pub
lic matters of our country.
Honest'' Chief to Co-0ieruU
"For your Information I must tell
you that delegates have arrived here
from the states of Tamaullpas. Coa
hulla, Neuvo Leon and San Luis Pot
osl and have stated that the forces
which are operating In those states
are willing to support the atltude
which this government may assume
against Villa and that few followers
will second his policy of brigandage
and desolation, because a number or
honest chiefs of the northern division
also are willing to cooperate with us.
"I desire to point out to you that
It is our intention to occupy the prin
cipal public offices of our country, but
to use all of our activities, good win
and patriotism to the end that peace
may be restored In the land. To at
tain this end we are endeavoring to
accomplish the union of all the rev
olutionaries who have no exclusively
personal ambitions, but who are an
imated by the common desire to save
our country from anarchy and ruin.
'I trust thut as soon as this com
munication reaches your hands you
will give me a reply which I have no
doubt will be agreeable to our pur
poses. Your affectionate friend and
colleague."
Obregon's Reply Unfavorable.
r:nerni Obrpcon'n answer was
quoted as follows:
"Puebla, Jan. 12, 1915 General
Eulallo Gutierrez My dear friend
and colleague: I have Just received
your communication of the 7th Inst.,
in which your own name and the
names of GeneraW Robles, Aguirre,
Benavides and Blanco, you express
the desire that our advance toward
Mexico City should be suspended until
jou begin your campaign against
Villa and the men who follow him
In his work of brigandage and deso
lation. "I am pleimed to see that you have
come to understand the Justice of
the fight we have waged from the
beginning against the VUHsta faction,
knowing that the worst crlmo that
our history could record would be to
enter Into compromises with men who
only serve as specimens of monstros
ity, and you must now recall with
pain that one of the strongest reasons
we had as honest men to undertake
this new fight was that you, disre
garding the counsel of your friends,
nullified our last efforts to avoid it
by appointing Villa chief of opera
tions. '
"I cannot arrest any of the mikWarj
operations I am carrying Into effect
at this moment because this would
be equivalent to betraying my broth
ers In arms, who In different parts
of the republic are fighting against
the VllllHta reaction, among whom
Is your brother, who has the honor
of having subordinated his dearest
family affections to the sacred Inter
ests of his country.
"Whenever you, by your deed, de
clare war against Villa and his fel-
lowers and place yourself In the posl- Joo Loonil.4,
tlon that every honest Mexican should the elongated athletic star from Chi
hold at this time, I shall do every- cago, who created a sensation In
thing In my power, as I have done In' sporting circles nt the last national
the past, to re-establish peace In our athletic meet In Baltimore by taklnw
country, which Is deserving of a bet- three firsts, and who Is scheduled to
ter lot. compete In three events at Madison
"But If you continue to pursue square Garden, N. Y., on Thursday
your umblguous policy of vacillation night.
Enbell. Neither had married. Thu Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. George A
couple, the bridegroom 74 and thl Hartman, Jr.. Dr. nnd Mrs. Frank E.
bride (T4. are on their way west. i Hoyden, Dr. and Mrs. Wilson D.
McNary, Mr. and Mrs. George E.
Perlnger, Miss Muriel Perlnger. Carl
Perlnger. Fred W. Lampkln. Mrs W.
1: Temple. Mrs. R. E. Chloupck. Mrs
Fred Pinch, Mrs. Fred Earl, Ralph
Temple, Mrs. Roy Alexander, Mr.
and Mr.-. William Hanscom, Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
F. K. Judd, Mrs Llna H. Sturgls,
Miss Sabra Nason, Harold Smith. Miss
Cfillison, Miss Crow and W. J. Burn
and Mrs. W. A. Rhodes.
Miss Ivy Klmbrell. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Klmbrell of 1913
Wwt Railroad street. Is up from
Portland as the guest of her parents.
river here to a gravel bar 40 feet be
lt w.
He was leading a rarty of five boys
In a game of "follow the leader" and
had gone up to the top of the wood
en girder of the first span. According
to some of tho boys, he sat down on
tne girder and reached his hand out
to a nearby wire, one of the three of
the Eugene municipal power plant
high line, carrying 36.000 volts. He
writhed In the air for a moment and
then oropped face downward on the
rocks.
The first person the boys found on
the Mrect when they ran to give the
alarm was the lad's sister, Helen, who
carried the news to her mother.
Postmaster Harry Stewart and J. L.
Clark waded a branch of the river
and brought the all but lifeless form
up town.
Coy or Girl? '
Great Question!
This brings to many mind an old and
tried family remedy nn ntertuU ap-plh-ntlon
known a
Mnthern Friend."
During the period of
rxMTtaner it Is ap
plied to the ab
dominal muscle and
Is designed to soothe
the Intrlrate network:
of nerves Involved.
In thl manner It
bus such a splendid
tnflurnre as to Justl
If It use In all rases of coming
mother-hood. It has been generally reo
ommended for ynnrs and years and thoa
who have used It speak In highest prats
of tho Immense relief It affords. Particu
larly do these knowing mothers pk of
the absence of morning sir knew, absence
f strain on the ligament and freedom
y un.. i imi u"-frn 1hrM lh. Mm, .
stltuted at Boise for the Inaugural kki forward to with nrh conrern.
I ball which was dispensed with this
Mrs. J. R. Dickson entertained a
j fw friends at her home Informally
csterduy afternoon.
I Mrs. T. O. Montgomery left yester
' day for Boise to visit friends and to
nttend the Charity Ball there Janu
' ary 19. Mr. Montgomery left at noon
i tf day. The charity ball Is bolng sub
ill
i year. Baker Herald.
I
Roy Plunge to Dentil.
SPRINGFIELD, Ore., Jan. 18
The 13-vear-old son of ex-Mayor and
Mrs Welby Stevens, was killed whcni1"1 "miner to a eomplet
he fell from the Portland, Eugene &
Eastern bridge across the Wlllamett
there is no (mention but what
''lii.iWs Friend" hn a mnrkrd tendency
t-llevo the mind and this of Itserf In
addition to tho physlenl relief has given
a very wliln popularity among women.
You run olitnln "Mother's Friend" at
lmot any drug store. It ! helped a
tli'tn rerofprr.
It Is preimred only by llrsclrleld Ue
llntor Co., 301 Ijimnr Hldg.. Atlnnta, .
Avoid tho ninny worthies substitutes.
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BURN
Cob and Coal
MIXED:--2 parts of Coke to 1 part of
Coal will give you the same results
in your coal stove as though you
burned all Hard Coal. Think of the
great saving effected by the use of
Coke.
Pacific Power & Light Co.
"Always at Your Service,
Phone 40