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About The Weston leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1914)
FTIIEffi iiiu lUOteutU I i ... w MV ft V raft Cardinal Arlstldoe Cavallarl, patri arch of Venice, to dead. puk.nl CraVaT. former lender of t- ..... 11.11 ( anan to be married. ftmui"" A prominent newipeper In Berlin Bays peace Ulk to "higher political Idiocy." One week' export from the U. S. exceed the Import by more than 114,000,000. Report are current in Washington, D. C, that General Blanco, In charge of Mexico City, may abandon hie poat a Villa near. Switzerland ha lodged protests at London and Bordeaux again the vio lation of 8wle neutrality by British aviator, and demand aatiafaction. n.. miMt tereaow of wheat ever known will be planted the world over, to the prediction for 191S, by a Wash ington agriculture expert. A German aeroplane with two avi ator ha been captured by eoeaack U mile from Plock. Ruaaian Poland. The airmen had dropjed MVeral bomb In Plock. Forty-one perton out of 64 on board the wrecked ateamer. Hanalei, were aaved before ahe broke up on the rock on the northern pur of Duxbury reef, near San Pranciaco. A dispatch from Lisbon y Portuguese irorernment ha decided that Portugal should co-operate with the allies when it consider the step necessary. The minister of war will issue a decree for partial mobilixation. Telegraphing from Athens, the cor respondent of the Havaa agency aay the Turkish government ha forbidden all subject of the triple entente pow ers, with the exception of women and of children under 18 year old, to leave the Ottoman territory. Mew rate of pay for English army officer knowing increase of from 10 to 25 per cent are announced in an army order. The new daily rate for a captain to raised from S3 to $3.60. and for lieutenant from fS to $2.50. These increase also are augmented by various special allowances. The admiralty of England announce that all point of military significance in Zeebrugge were subjected to s se ver bombardment by two British bat tleships. The German opposition was feeble. The extent of the damage done i unknown. , The British ships returned safe. ' An official statement issued by the maritime authorities says that it haa been proved that German warships have violated the neutrality of Cehile K- af.rtno fnr aeveral rlav in the JuSJl Fernandes islands, capturing neutral ship, seizing coal ana provisions uu inking the French bark Valentine half mile from the Chilean coast. Russian and Turks both claim vic tory in a naval battle in the Black sea. Dr. Robert J. Burdett died at hi home in Pasadena, CaL, at the age of 70 year. Russia I eager to make new trade treaty with the U. . so American good can be purchased. No apology from Turkey for firing on an American launch ha been re ceived by the United States. Villa' army on it march to Mexico City has been joined by many garri son from the Carranxa forces. Servia i taking steps to remove the government from Nish to Uskub if it becomes necessary, according to an Athena dispatch. ; Extremes of suffering and privation in the trenches are obliterating caste between the German officer and men, and they aid each other indiscrimi nately. " - ; ' The loaa of the Aistrian steamer Josephine, which was blown up by an Austrian mine off Pola, it to said, will prove a serious blow to Austria, a he wa one of the largest vessels en gaged In alleged contraband traffic between Venice and Trieste. The London Daily Chronicle asserts that the new war loan already has been over-subscribed and that the applica tion are still pouring in. According to the Chronicle, the amount spoken aggregate 600,000,000 ($3,000,000, 000). The total loan amounts to $1, 760,000,000. In the city of Trieste, Austria, 20,. 000 person are reported to be unem ployed and appeal are being made to private charitie to assist in feeding them. The municipality of Trieste, it is declared, haa announced it will be unable to support the unemployed much longer. It is announced that the death pen alty for murderers has been abolished in Oregon by a majority of 65. A London paper says that new ha l i;iiJ that thai Hamhure-- American liner Ekbatana has been ' sunk in the Persian gulf. There are no details of how thi was accom plished. it la Mnortwi that no less than 160 German officers near Thielt refused to lead their men to slaughter In attack ing the allies, and that many of the officer have been anot xor lnsuoorui nation. London claims to have a report that the British routed 4500 Turk from t hair tranche, capturing many pris oner and much ammuntnition and camp equipment. The Swiss parliament ha before it for consideration a nevnewinw" . i-- .in nlaa in Switzerland. It provide a penalty of Imprisonment and a One or uw. p.tr riianatrh from Berlin give the official announcement that Major General VoighU-Rheta, quartermaster general of tie German army, died sud American Haul Down flag; Soldiers Leacs Washington, D. C Brigadier Gen arm IFun ton's Infantry and marine. ..mharin AOOO. under order from President Wilson, hauled down the Star and Stripes, Monday, which have been flying over Vera Crui since Hear Admiral Fletcher seised that port last Anrll a an act of reprisal In retail tlan for affront to the American flag at Tampion, after General Huerta had refused to comply with a demand r . admiral Um for a salute of runs. It to US oeterminaiion oi vne United Slate government to wiinormw ita forces and thereby remove a possi ble cause of International friction, as well as a potential factor that might hamme a domestic issue aa oeiweeo the two factions In Mexico. Tains have been taken that in tae ithdrawal no faction ahall be recog nised. . . All elements in Mexico united In aVlna tha American forces to evacu ate and pledged guarantee naked by Washington, fanral Funatoa had Instructions simply to pack up and withdraw hia men, bringing away any Mexicans wuv r. NHiuiii aa well as all customs money collected during the American occupation, with copie of the port and municipal recoraa. The $1,000,000 or more coiiecieu will be held until a government to formally recognised. The American marine will be taken to the League Island navy yard, Phil adelphia, and the troop to their camp at Texas City. Turkish Troops at Suez Canal; British Los Heavg I.nnJmi Reutar's Constantinople .MMiAiit in a disnatch sent by way of Berlin give the following offi cial Turkish statement: "The Turkish troops have reacnea the Suet CanaL la fighting near El Kantsra the British suffered Heavy losses and took flight" FJ Kan tare to a port on the right bank of the canal about 25 mile south of Port Said. TSa Amsterdam correspondent oi Reuter' Telegram company say: "A heavy battle lasting nine hour occurred on November 18 along the Shat el Arab river (thi river empties into the Persian gull ana iorma pan ox the boundary between the Persian and t, .n. i. Auminiimal hat ween British and Turkish too pa. The British losses were heavy. Captured Britian sol diers declare that the wounded include the British commander. "One shot from the Turkish gunDoai M armaria hit a British gunboat and caused an explosion. Details are not yet available." TWlin The British authorities, af ter suppressing a riot at Port Said, at the entrance of the Sues Canal, flogged the rebels. Cruisers Art Fret to Act. Waahinfftm. D. C Secretary Dan- ahli tn Cantata Decker, of the Cruiser Tennessee, and Captain Oman, of the cruiser North Carolina, in the Eastern Mediterranean, giving them discretionary authority to deal with miirlM that miirht arise in pro tecting American citizens and inte rest in Turkey. Mr. uanteia oraer indicate that notwithstanding any ex ni.natinn of tha Turkish s-overnment. the United State ha no intention of withdrawing it vessel and will keep them within easy reach of Americana in Turkish coast towns. Sacrifices Tire Belgians. Rarlin The official nress bureau has given out the following: "Belgian fugitive officers interned in Holland declare that they got aick of sacrific ing poor Belgian soldiers to British selfishness, so they persuaded the sol dier to desert, telling them that the Raiirian kins' iid not agree with the cruel sacrifice and that the king wa a slave of the English and rrencn. vw ing to distentions in the British cabi net and to difference between King Albert and General Pan, Belgium, offi cers say, to tied hand and foot by the French and English. Rockefeller Ship in Port London The Rockefeller Founda tion food ship which left New York Nnvomher S. with nrovisions for the starving Belgians, arrived at Rotter dam late Monday. Her cargo was on the way to Belgium in canal boats next Haw The American Relief commission's report show that it haa delivered in Rotterdam to date za.zuu ion oi iooo tnfr mnat of which has been actually distributed in Belgium. Ships now loading or under charter wiin cargoes awaiting them will provide a further 68,000 tons, and 70,000 more to assured. Turks Claim Victories. Rrlin The Turkish embassy made public here reports of a victory for General Liman von Sander, the Ger man commander of the Turkish forces near Batum, Asiatic Russia, in which the Turks ssy they inflicted neavy losses on the enemy. Unofficial re norta from Turkey av the Ottoman troop were victorious over the Rus- sisns and British. The Russians are aaid to have been driven back farther in the, Caucasus reirlon. and are report ed to have suffered heavily in the Van district. Russia Wants Steamship. Seattle. Wash. The Ruaaian gov ernment to reported to be negotiating for purchase of the Great Northern liner Minnesota, now laid up here, the largest vessel on the Pacific Ocean. The first business of the Minnesota, if purchased by Russia, would be to carry reservists and supplies from the Pa cific Coast to Vladivostok. An ex porter haa sought to charter the Min nesota to carry a grain cargo to Eng land. Extensive repair to the Min nesota's boilers must be made before she can undertake any voyage. Pope Make First Talk. Rome For the first time since hi election Pope Benedict Tuesday de livered an address In St. reter . Fifty thousand people heard hi holi ness speak on "Faith." Afterward the te deum was intoned. NQRTHWEST MARKET REPORTS. Portland Choloe bop eontlmt steady In pries, a li shown by the sale of 240 bale by McKtntey Mitchell to T. A. Livaalsy A Co. at 11 eenU. Further business was reported In the Yakima action. Conrad Bra. tolling 140 tale and William Morrison 130 hale. A California wire noted the tale of the Bandy lot of 100 tale of Yolo to Donovan at 8i cent and the Palm crop of 300 bale of Consomne to Uhl man at the same price. Dealer estimate about 40.000 bales left unsold In this state and an equal quantity In California. Washington haa about 17.000 tale, of which WOO bale are In the Yakima valley. Mall advice from Europe etate that but very little of the Belgian hop p waa harvested. In France the crop of the Lothungen district waa host, and in Gallcla, Aus tria, only a small portion of the crop wa aaved. Germany produced a rood average crop. German and Austrian brewer have bought heavily at cheap price. Hoes and Iambs are me strong ieai urea at the atocayaroa. ine lortner are 5c to 10c higher and the latter ad vanced 16c. Cattle trade I light and ale are made within the former range of quotation. All the beet bog on the market soia at $7.50. Most of the trading during the session was In thi division. Three bunches of Iamb were die- posed of at $6.60. The best previous price was $6.35. Poultry receipts were smaii ana ia market was firmer than for several day past. Hens and springs sold at 12 cents. Other kind were uncaangea. Country dressed meat were also firm at laat pricea. Wheat Bid: Bluestem, il.ioi per bushel: forty-fold. $1.14: dub, $1.12; red Russian $1.06; red Fife. $1.08. Millfeed Spot prices: Bran, He 24.60 per ton: shorts, $25.5026; rolled barley. $27.6Xg28.60. Corn Whole. $36 per ton; crackea. $37. Hay Eastern Oregon timothy. $16 15.60 per ton; grain hay, $10li; alfalfa. $1160Q14; valley timothy. $13Q14. . w Vegetables Cucumbers, 60ft76c per doten; eggplant. 7e per pound; pep pen, 67,e; artichokes. 0c per dot es; tomatoes, 60c$l per crate; cab bage. l($le per pound; peas, 10c; beans, 6&7e; celery, 6076e per dos : cauliflower. 40fi75c; iproula, hc per pound; head lettuce, $1.852 per crate; pumpkins, lc pound: squash, lc. Potatoes Oregon. 70oe per saca; Idaho. 85c; Yakima. 90c1.10; sweet potatoes, 2c per pound. Green Fruit Apple. 65e1.50 per Dox; csaaoaa, ic per puunu, pears. $11.2S per box; grapes, 75c $1.7S per crate; cranberries, $S9 per barrel. Onion I enow, uc per saca. Eggs Fresh Oregon ranch, ease count, 87t(40c; candled, storage, 2730c; freeh Eastern, 35 Poultry Hen, IZe; springs, lie; turkeys, young, 1618c; dressed. choice, 2021e; ducks, 1014c; geese, 1012c Butter Creamery prints, extra. S4le per pound in ease lot; e more in lee than case iota; eupea, omftaic Veal Fancy, lli12c per pound. Pork Block, 99e per pound. Hops 1914 corp. 8llc; 1913 crop, nominal. Wool Valley, 1718c; Eastern Oregon. 1520e; mohair. 1914 clip. 27e per pound. Cattle Prime steers, $7 (37.60; choice, 6.606.75; medium. $6.25 6.60; choice cow. $5.756.25; me dium, $5.255.76; .heifers. $5.6069 6.25; calves, $68; bulla, 34.vo; tags, $4.60(36. Hog Light, $6.767.6o; neavy, $5.756.60. Sheen Wethers, X4MB.6U; ewes. $3.50(34.65; lambs, $56.60. Seattle The scarcest staple on the street, and the one in greatest de mand, is the extra fancy Yakima bem, for which $Z0 and even more win oe paid. There are many potatoes of the second grade, and of commissaries, which sell at $25, but the bulk moves on the quality basis at $17.60 ton lots and $18 for less than ton lot. The shortage has been so eontinuou that jobber are convinced farmer have pitted their offerings and are holding for higher prices. Should the market how a little of this stock for the next week or ten day, growers will get what they are looking for. Only a few White river are being offered. and the street ha long since become reconciled to the fact that bolder are speculating. The apple trade to steady, but com paratively the movement to good. There are a few Jonathans, for which the street get 76c$l. Probably the bulk of the demand is on ueiicious ana Spitzenberg at $11.26. Sixty-four on Delicious bring up to $1.60, al though only a few particular buyer will pay so much. Cooking stock is selling at 60c. Egg Select ranch, 444te aozen. Pntiltrv lAvm hena. 10ai5c per pound; old roosters, 10c; 1914 broilers, 12c: ducklinrs. 12013c; geese 10c; guinea fowl, $9 dozen ; turkeys, live, 1920c; do. dressed, Annlaa New. enoklno-. B0(f?,60e box: Jonathans, 76e$l; Winter Bananas, $1.25 1.60; Kings, voe m si; deli cious. $1.261.60; Spitzenbergs, 75c $1.26. Dressed beef Prime peel steers, iz I 12ie per pound; cows. Hi 12c; heifer, 12). Dressed veal 15e per pound. Dressed hoes Whole, packing bouse, 8i10e per pound. Dressed spring lamb 1213c per pound. Dressed mutton iwiuc pouno. Vrtahlam Artichokes. 86c Pound: bean, new, 2123c per pound; bell pepper, 9-lb boxes, 66076c; beets, new, $11.26 sack; eabbage, local, 7L1 nav inn nnanHa; ealarv. 4(X260e imu. f-- r , ' - ' per dozen; carrots, local, 76c$1.25; cauliflower, local, 7bcl.zo aozen. potatoes, White river, $14 10 per ton; Yaklmaa, $1820; sweets, ii per ewt; tomatoes, hothouse, 5075c; turnip, new, white, ll.zo aaex; oo. Yakima, yellow, $L261.50 sack. CHAFING DISH IDEAS oiNTiiu ton ustM or popu lar COOKINO APPARATUS. Recognised a Most Valuable friend f Surprised Hostess. Thsre Are Things te Re Remembered te Care and Operation. No woader the cbaflni dish to pop ular. There's uailc la It. When on has assisted at a cbaflni dish aupper. formality to over forever. Uvalde allowing a woman to appear at her beat and exhibit cooking aa a flue art the chafing dish will elway aerie a friend In need to the surprised boat ess. A word of caution la ncaary, however. Keep the chaAng dtah clean. I'ndar no circumstance place It on a fabric cover, but use marble, slate, wood or tile. Keep It away trout cur talna and protect filmy sleeves while working around the chaBng dish. A piece of slate rooting Is convenient to hold the lamp. Above all, when the alcohol ha burned out. do not put In a fresh supply umil the trsy ha thor oughly cooled oft. otherwise you may encounter an explosion. Kmii all fhtlint .11. h artlcloa and utensils resdy where they can be reached without trouble. Vsa an acate ware utensil. It will heat In a third of the time required by tin or copper. Procure a small wire toaster, that fresh toast may be served with each chafing dish delicacy and a eecood al cohol lamp to keep one dish hot while another t In preparation. 1V not tor get the various wooden handled spoon and mixing forks. The most Important article on tne larder sbclf Is prepared beet stork. A great number of chafing dish recipes have aa their fundamental In gredient soup stock. This csn be msd excellently and at abort notice by dissolving a dessertapoonful of con centrated fluid In bait a pint of boil ing water, adding pepper, salt, two or three drops of extract of celery and a tiny teaapoonful of onion Juice. Be sides stock the chafing dish expert haa In her commlsaary department some tine Eaat Indian curry powder, caviare. tomato catchup, anchovy paste, canned mushrooms, salmon, chicken, sardines. cheese and l tn ordinary seaaon- Ings, Including paprika. Dread and butter aandwlchea, iceo lea. coffee or chocolate, fruit cake. pickles and wafer form a foundation for a lunch to which the addition of the hot diah prepared In the chafing dish to the finishing touch. Chafing dish cookery la really very slmpl and anyone may soon learn to stir up de licious tblnga with little preparation, provided one knowa something defi nite to begin with. It would be well to purchase a book of reclpea and be gin at the beginning. To make chicken croquettes a never- falling and universally liked diah. take the following for six or eight people: Three cupful of chicken chopped fine, one cupful of bread crumbs and two eggs well beaten. Roll the chicken and bread crumba Into email. pearahaped balls, dip Into beaten egga and bread crumba and fry In butter In the chafing dish. Oysters are always acceptable and appetising. The easiest way to cook la to pan them. Heat a tablespoonful of butter snd when It melts add the juice of halt a lemon and a teaapoon ful of chopped parsley and stir in toe drained oysters. Cook only until their edges curl snd lift out quickly on strips or buttered toast, Oyster stew to also easy to prepare In a chafing diah. Nutrltloue Vegetables. Seana make a rood substitute for meat for those who can digest them. but require, a a rule, about twice the quantity of weight Squash, turnips, splnsco, lettuce can tut eaten In moderation, according to the degree with which the Individual can digest them. When an excess of meat Is eaten the liver, kidneys and other organs are overworked In burning it up and get ting rid of the ashes. Aa a neonle Americans eat entirely too much meat, particularly In hot weather, and waste much money and health thereby. Kansas Corn Caks. Two cupful of cornmeal, one cup ful of flour, one teaapoonful of salt, two teaspoonfuls of baking powder, two tabtespoonfuls of lurd, one-half cupful of brown sugar, one egg. Use milk enough to make a son bsuer. Sift together meal, flour, salt and bak ing powder. Add.lard and sugar, then beaten egg and milk, and beat thor oughly. Turn into greased pan and bake in modorate oven. Delineator. Chicken Broth. Take a fowl, about four pounds. Have cleaned at butcher's, wab and pick plnfeatbers on ana put on in aanrenan. Cover with boiling water. Just cover. Put In teaapoonful of salt and pinch of pepper. Boll 20 minutes rnr otbi-t nonnd after It begins to boll. only slowly. Add one-balf cupful rice the last hour if iixea. Jellied Grapes. Wuh two bunches of cranes, then ninnva them Into bolilnx water for half a minute. Remove skins snd seeds, leaving a cupful of pulp. Make a iran nt half a cupful of suKar and a cupful of water, add grapes and a table- spoonful of gelatin tnat nas soaaea In cold water. Let thoroughly melt tnd boil up, then turn into a moid. Psa Soup. Taka a aouo bone and ono pint of split peas, put on back of atove in cold water and let It come slowly to a boa Let it cook slowly all day; t'uout two hnnra before it Is ne"de'i season to taste. Onions may be added If de sired. This makes a very nice supper dish, to easily prepared and needs very little attention. 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Or, IMaaa rtlins awnuaa If Mcintosh Red eloped with a I'lP pln would he be shadowed by a North ern 8pyf If VKner wedded a Grimes Oold en would they become Wealthy f If the Vlntsap drank rider from a Oravensteln would he call It IMU-louaT If the Senator was wrecked on a ttplttcnburg would It Orabbe hla act? If Arkans Hlark klnsed a Home iteauly would the Maiden UlushT If the luke of York made love to (he luchia would H cause a Ulue IVnrmnln? If IU-n ivavls stepped on a Winter Hunan would he ewear. "Hy Jona than r The danger In sowing mines Ilea In the possibility that the grim reaper will gel the harvest i Zero In comfort A fat man weaM Ing a belt. Tho war news In brief llolh sld-s admit slight advancea and I boo again both deny It. Iirltlsh warshlpa are not strictly crammaflral. They have made a full stop at Colon. rreld-nt Wilson almost met Colon- i Kiwsevt'lt recently. Think of al Host finding a bull moose! j In time of peace prepare for war -axes. the startling discovery has been nude that college men are consider bly more Ignorant of Hlbllcal affairs hnn of bibulous matter. Kola Tablets Kara manr frtanda aha aa llwm aral tanlr u4 far KMiwr Iroukia. Ptka S ! taw. . tnix for tl.ax Taj mU, ht Uu.-ncrUl rirua U anl Yamhill BlL. I'wllanl. Ora. Curtain Hints. vhn -Moire on-" Isc curtatna fold them Irngtbway ard stsrch the dg s only. In this way an economy 'n starch la effected, the curtalna look better and tber do not so quickly wear nto hole ss when starched all over When buying window shades get an atra set of rntrhre. Put ons set at he usual plc- ,B" other about a not lower. In col ) weather hang tha had on the lower catchea and leave be window down from the top. This tlvrs perfect ventilation and prevent he sbade from blowing about Good O'd Times. "Father," said the small but pert boy. "didn't Ksau aell hla birthright lor a mesa of pottage?" 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It waa only af tor long and earnest persuaalon by her ministers and other rulers that Wll helmlna consented lo give royal aano lion to the ceremonies held recently st the peace paiaca. queen Wllhelmlna I bitterly oppos ed to woman suffrsge, partly becauss It rune counter to her oU fashioned notions about woman's sphere, partly because In Holland auftrage and so cialism r o closely sssoclated. Wllhelmlna. Ilka hef mother. Queen Iteaent Kntma, before her. la a ! and uncompromising teetotaler. 8b haa never touched a drop of liquor In any form or on any occasion, aud nev er permitted wine or alcohollo bever agea III the paisce until alter her mar rinse lo I'rinre Henry oi Mecklenburg Hchwerln a doien yeara ago. It I aald that many threecorneretl quarrel be tween the prince Bad hla royal wlf and mother In law disturbed the at mosphere of the royal residence be fore Ihe queen finally ubmltted to her husband wish and permitted win to be served to guesls. The inm-h queen I one of the proud ret and fondest of royal mothers, t pon little I'rlnress Juliana, now in her fifth year, the Queen lavlshea a wealth of affection, and all the hopea of Dutch monarchist are centred up AM .hi. kM.iiKv Hula mlia nf feminise humanity. The wee prlnreie la all that aland between royalist Holland .M.t n,.a n, Ih. lhP Ilf lWO tnl equally horrible to the queen the "gobbling up" of ihe country by Ur many or Ihe establishment of a so clalrallc republic. A TREATMENT THAT HrAlS ITCHING, BURNING SKINS Don't stand tbst Itching skin humor one day longer. Oo to the nearest drtigglut snd gat Jr of reslnol oint ment tMH-l and a caks of reslnol oap t:icl. Ilalh the mama patt hra Willi reatnol soap and hot water, dry and apply a Utile reslnol ointment. It almost too good lo be true. The torturing. Itching and burning stop In stantly, you no longer have to dig and cratch, sleep becomes possible, and healing begins. 8oon the ugly, lor luring erupilons disappear completely and for good. Adv. Which would you sooner do. eat Thnnknglvlng dinner with the tier mans In I'arla or partake of Vulntlde Joy with the Cuanack In llerlln? She waa my leading lady. And she took me through tbe store To go broke on Christ mas shopping - tr mlsliiadlng made me sore! A Berlin paper waa punished for calling the advance a retreat. Kven Ihe retreat wa only a strategical ma neuver. . Th embnrgo on dye sluff l raised. If the administration ran t cut th high cost of living they can lower the cost of dyeing. The war la also going to help Amer ican cheese. It ought to now that Umberg haa been eliminated. Copjtre may adjourn about Octo ber 15. Evidently the majority of them have elect.on campaign to fac t home. Th war la certainly cluing things to the hlnti rot of living. W notice where even the mercury went up tho other day. There may be nothing alRiiiricant In the fact tha. the kalaer la moving hla troops from Lyck. Is It modesty on the part of the man agement that prompts them to Import a band to blow ibrtlr horn for them. The village cut-up want to know If Velvet Junipers are persons who land on soft Job. Moving pictures seem to be all-Important. They have them at the apple how and now the good roads conven tion Is talking of them. War's Effect en Drug Markets. That tho great war In Kurope will perhaps lead to the establishment tn the United Htates of on or mora dls i.ii,iin. nuniera fur the drila broducts of the entire world, a well a it will tend to encourage the manufacture in this country of many of the drugs now Inmnrlnrl. la Ilia belief of Dr. Martin I. Wilbert, of th Division of 1'hnrms cology of the United States 1'ubllo Health Service. Virtually all of the great drug mar kets of the world are In the war tone, and stocks on hand In the foreign nnrta ara nnt available for exoort ei ther because of blocksda or because the local governments nave-proninuea the exporting of drugs. The depon- Hanr-a nt tha nantlla of the United States on Europe for most of the drugs used in this country is empnaizuu the unprecedented Increase tn the ,r anma nt tha mora widely used drugs and the practical exhaustion for tbe time Deing oi some oi m miw Important articles which are msde or conrolled by tbe European countries now at war. In a report on the situ tlon which Dr. Wilbert has made for Surgeon-General Rupert Ulue, of the Federal Public Health Service, h say! "There Is an urgent need for estab lishing for ourselves and for the Amer ican continent generally a distributing center for the drug products of the world. Outside of the trade few peo ple of this country are ware of the fact that by far the greater number of drug sold In th different countries of the world re marketed through London, Hamburg or Trieate. A few druga like the products of the Dutch colonies are marketed through Am sterdam, and aome ot the drug pro hkai. nt Turkey and western Aala come to this country directly from Constantinople or Smyrna, i no puis of the drugs used In this country, bow- .... ... nn InliirllnW thnBA ff A mPri- can 'origin, are distributed from th great drug marneia oi me worm cen tered in th cltle of Hamburg. Trlet and London." FADELESS DYES t r. Errr, . tw"f 00 aoio. Sltfc. Wool. Cwf an Ml Qmmi. it m mS. WeoM His Uta," talaate. blMtot. . HONBOB DBUO COMPANY. D.mm Z. QaSsov. tU-sw f" mealtime" hi s irnr rti it ai 15 iiLia, uui nvs - APPETITE I YOU SHOULD TRY .IIOSTETTER'S. Stomach Bitters I I It tones the itomach brlnirs lack tho apix'tlto--uiaiatg ditfction and M ImlUtlon jiromotwi liv er ntl bowot iictlvlty prevent Bloatlnjr, Hoart burn. Indltft'ntion, Hill- Aitini.ui an ,4 Malaria I I Gt t a bottle this rry day I Majority Like Nw Plul. Bumraariled report from the twan tylght cltle of the third class tn Pennsylvania conoerntiig their prog rea under commission government during th first all montha of ll were presented In aa addreaa recently delivered by A. M. fuller, president of the Allied Civic llmllea. Tbe In formation, received In the form of an swer to questions. Include report from nineteen bank and twenty Indi viduals, and, aa reported In Th Amer ican City. Indicate general allfc Hon with th new form of government. The question and answer were a follows: Ha the new form of government, la your opinion, proved a auoceaB? Twen ty two cltke reported, very briefly, yea; three, no, and three, no opinion. Are your cltlsen generally pleased with th new system? Twenty-one cltle reported ce; three, no, and tour, no opinion. Ha It tended to create more Inter est lu city arralra on in pari ot cm lens? Twenty-three cities reported yes; two, no, and three, no opinion. Would not the "general manager plan" In cutlet lion with the present system render the government still more efficient f Twenty one cities re ported yes snd seven cities reported no. - yon nwi Biiuiiuf "it voti fry Maria Bra H. If I- 4. . Wt Boa a4 llrMUlall BralM.i No Baiertlnf Bra t'waiiurt. wntw lr lws at ,Ba gr yataurvaa. Hurts By aaaway t',Ckiasw. My Us Oomettlc Kaolin For th manufacture of pottery of the better grade considerable clay, mainly kaolin. Is Imported Into thi country from Kurope and China, lb value of these Imports last year el reeding 3.:r..ooo. It seems probable that under the necessity due to the war or now finding a domestic supply these finer rlaya ran be In In ran part replaced. Already a proces of decol oring kaolin U reported aa successful, and Ihl may make large deposits of kaolin and ball clay available for the manufacture of whit ware and pot lry. Ilulletln No. 199. United Btatea Ueologlral Hurvey. Ruptured Paraans salfar mar rroat btaiparlaruMal tna nttlnar thtn frura mm. Wky mmt Bay ytt umm fram waiwtaT Try tu-tela Vnt Co. at M and VarnkUI. rotllaad. Or., w be an aa. aarl and know h. Curop' Highest Flower. Not lea than eighty six specie of flowering plants above the snow line have been discovered by llerr von Klebelaberg In the Tyrolese Alps. Ot these fifty six species continued to ex ist up to 300 feet above the anow-llns, snd six were still found at more than 1.S00 feet above, while one the gla cial Ranunculus reached 12.0ov feet above sea level on tbe Uroasglockncr and nearly 13.900 on th Klnateraar horn. No other vaaculnr plant In the Alp I known nt audi a height. M:s. Skin Trouble Readily Overcome The Active) Principle of Famous Remedy Work Wonders. If say pfsfl have aurelsd tbe way S. . B. overcame ekla uewkl. Tt a plaaaUoa l tlis fact tbst a. . , wrks la th blod and th bl4 la raallf a mt latrleat aad extranrdutary sues M arteries asd vela. Wars ya torn ta resiles tkst the skta ad tk leek kaaestk ar waiaaaag af attwerk of Way kleed vessel ye lv yetery. There are weaderful aiedlclasl preperils la 8, a H. that fallow tk sears ef Ik klod strsaais Just aatarally as tbs aest asurlshlag food eleaitats. It Is really a rwarkakls retasdr- It eeatalss sae bi(rdlat, th aetiv rM ef which la t atlaiultie tk tlsus te tha heilthy selsctloa of Its ewa eoaoatlat aatrl oirnt. Aad Ih Btedlclaal laiat of tkll neU-hltH blond purller srs Jast as eaa tlsl te well -ha I need keelth ss th ByuU tlous elemeat ef the neata, gralaa, tela lad lufsrs of our daily lose. m tint one drp of ailaerais r ersre M as la It Broperatloa, Aek for a. g. a, aad uet laetet npoa sarin It AS If 1 if tire eklllful sdvlc aad eowseel apoa aay stter osrralg th b!o4 aad ekla, writ lo the IteSlrnl IwoartasBt, ,1"ho twlft Bpeelto Co., U Swift Bldf., Atlsata, Oa. Do at allow some Bloa trk elo- Iamrt over eotaethlag "lut good" . H. i. to tool yoa wlif the sawo old laarsl drug. war af all waMlMtaa laaist apsa a. S. S. r. n. u. No. 4S, 114 VVUtti wrtUa to aaVerlieeea, Btaaae Bwa. " tlaa thla aaaar. denly from near laiiure.