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V • America Defied By Venezuela At Instigation of Germans News calbo the only pro-ally paper In Vene zuela, and tld* Kolely bocadee the cen papers Are Suppressed and imi government cannot enforce It* au thority In the extreme western state Editors Jailed. line the Old-time Suite Ten and Sulphur nnd Nobody Will Know. MUST ATTACK THE ALLIES Qrny hair, however handsome, de notes advancing u k u We «11 know Only Conaldaratlen Undar Which Newspapers May Contlnua— Prop, the udvuiituKi' of a youthful appear ance. Your hair la your charm. It aganda Favorli j Central Pow- niukca or mure tho far«'. When It ara Spread Ovar Country. Indus, turn* gray and looka streaked, Juat u few applications of Saxe Toa Rarrnnqultln, Colombia. The gov and Hulphur enhance* Its appearance ernment of Venezuela, at the Instiga hundred-fold. Don’t atny Kray! Look young! tion of German eommerelal Interests, p t l l e r p n - p u r e tin - ri-«-1 1 ..- it( h o m e o r I* openly cniiiimlgnlng for the central V from any druu atore a 60-cunt power* by NiippreNoing pro ally news- r bottle of "Wyeth'* Hog» and Hulphur paper« and pulling their editor* and Compound," which la merely the old- director« In prlNon without any expla 11 in*- r< 'll"- !in|o ..v. il I. > Hu mlilltlon of other ingredient*. T'touaanda of nation. In this manner wn* «uppr<w«- folka recommend thla ready tonne i-d ICl Konografn (ihe l ’honogra|>h) of preparation, becauae It darkena the <'arsons, and at the Mini time the sup- hair beautifully, besides, no one ran preKMlon wn* ordered of the paper of poaalble tell, aa It darkena at natur Ihe «nine name In Mnraculbo, stnte ally and evenly You moisten « of Zulln, on It« thirty eighth anniver eponse or aoft bruah with It, draw- sary. The governor of that *tute, how ItiK thla throuxh the hair, taking one ever, refiiNed to obey the order of the amall atraud at a time. By mornlni t'arnen* udmlnl-lration, «tallng thnt the xray hair dlaappia'.a; after an other application o r two. It* natural no reason existed therefor; hut In per color la restored and It become« thick, mitting the pajii r to coutluuu publlca- 'oaey and luatroua, and you appear yeara younger. Wyeth'* Hiute and Hulphur Com pound I* a d e llK h lfu l toilet requisite It la not Intended for the cure, mltlga lion or prevention of dlaeaaa.—Adv. of Zulla, which always ha* been noted for Ita Indcpoiidenee and refusal to Muhmlt to what It consider* undue as sumption of authority hy the Caraca* administration. In order to Insure In an Indirect manner the *uppre««|on of this Journal, which I* u thorn In the flesh of Ihe Germans and consequent ly of the Venezuelan government, the lutter has established a prohibition duty on paper nnd Imposes upon all users thereof tho keeping of a dully record of uinount* Imported and con sumed, which Is to ho Inspected hy offi cial« appointed for the purpose, a re fund of a portion of the duties will he inaile uftir consumpllon of the paper under supervision of the government for purposes satisfactory to It. Tld» means that after the exhliiiMtlon of Its present supply of pnix-r Kl Fonografo cannot afford to Imixirt more sad will have to suspend. Moreover, the gov ernment will not permit the stock of paper left on hand In Curacas, when HI Fonografo of that city wn* suspended, to be sent to Maracaibo for the use of the paper there of the same name and under the same manngement. While uewspapers which sympathize STRAFING THE BOCHES NEAR ANGRES V Sure I loctor—Did that euro for f »ally help your brother? deafnoaa Vat- Sure enouKhi he hadn't heard ' ..... I for > am. and the day after ' took that medicine ho heard from a friend In China.—Exchange. You Know Morley. Griggs I aoo that Morley ban got a Job at laat. lie's 'working now In . Ilieka’ livery atahle. Briggs—What doing? Griggs— Hlcka ha* some horaea that won't take Iho bit. so Morley has to V talk to them till they yawn.—Ex change. SKIN-TORTURED RABIES Sleep, Mothers Rest After Treatment W i t h Cutlcura—Trial Frsa. Send today for free «ample« of Cutlcura Soap and Ointment and learn how quickly they relievo Itching, burn ing «kin troubles, and point to speedy henlment of baby rnehca, enem a and Bettings. Having cleared baby's akin keep It clear by using Cutlcura ex clusively. Free sample each by mall with Book. Address postcard. Cutlcura, Dept. L, Boston. Sold everywhere —Adv. 1 U R I N E Granulated Eyelids, 7t ____ j S o r e l w *. K ) t l ln lU m e d Hy J S u n . D u»t ftiut W in J quickly 're lie v e d bfr Murtn«. Try Ik In C y u a f b ye * and In D;»by'* bye*. MJR J»»lEy»C*«l«rt Marine Eye Remedy .V.irio^pSTSRjklaJIiil C r* III T u K« mi ifi«*. F u r oft*» rr— m A * k M a r l a « E y e H r n i r d v C « . . C h i c a g o .• M O N EY FO R YO U . Thou»aii<!« o f trained young P*opl* needed. Brlinke-Wnlkcr H ur I no— I>ll«tr«*. Portland, place« tu-l»*nU in i» o *iiio iii. K firo il a n y tim e Rtaknru«. A lisolutrly F irep ro of N ear Both Depot* dOO Rooms 1 0 0 B ath * Hotel Hoyt r S ix th and H oyt^St*.. P o rtlan d , O ra. L O U IIIM K S. M anaKfr. - 7&C to 12. S l ’K iT A L —W aak or Month K f l O f I f ^ f —3 I K X X X V«Ml, P o r k . B a W , P o u ltr y , B u tt e r , E g g . an<j p a r m P r o d u c e . to th « Old It.lleh l. K vrrdln* hotaa* with « reaortl o f 46 rea r, of Mquarv DoslInjnL end twaMurad at T O P M A R K E T PRICES. F. M. CRONK.HITE M 7 Froat StTMt Portland. O r .»o n H ID E8 , PELTS, C A S C A R A B ARK. W O O L AND M O H A IR . Wi want SI you h n Wrila lot pricti n l D ip p in g tags TNI H. F. NORTOS CO. Partlssa. Or»; tut». Wi "T W E WANT YOUR Poultry,Veal and Hogs HIGHEST M ARKET PRICE NO COMMISSION] PROMIT’ RETURNS HENNINGSEN PRODUCE CO. 18-20 Front St. Portland, Ore. BUY DI RE CT M il ------T» , i» [ D o Y o u r O w n P lu m b in g | By bnyinsr direct from aa at who1«*m1« prie*« and *•▼« th« plumber’* profits. W rit« ua to day your need*. Wo will give you oar rock- bottom "dir**ct-to-you" price*, f. o. b. rail or boat. W« actually *av* you from 10 to 86 p«r cent. All (rood* guaranteed. Northweat headquarter» fot tra d er Water Syatem* and Fuller A Johnson Engines. ST ARK-DA VIS CO. 2 1 2 T h ird S tr e e t. P. N. U. Portlan d . O r e awn No. 81, 1917. “MILLIONAIRE PRIVATE" SUES R. R. FOR INJURY Camp Gordon, O b .—Philip Grllller, private. Three Hundred and Twenty-fifth Infantry, from New York, where he Is rated as a millionaire, has sued the Houthem railway for $00,000. lie declares he was Injured se verely when the defendant’s switch engine bumped Into a car In which he was working and caused a bale of hay to fall on him. The railway Insists that Grlfller's earning rapacity Is only $30 per month, the pay he re ceives from Uncle Ham, but Grif- Itcr places It at $7,200 a year, the amount he was earning when he enlisted. A sharp legal buttle Is expected. South America and In Central Amer ica. Its weekly l«sue Is 130,000 cop ie«. It 1« filled with vile abuse of the ullli-d governments, particularly of the United State*, and seeks by all m e a n * to prejudice I.utln Americans against President Wilson, casting constant re flections upon bis motives In leading hi» country Into the war. This Insidious propaganda In a nom inally neutral country Is thus openly curried on hy the Germans, abetted by the Venezuelan government. PLANES TO CARRY WOUNDED P h y s ic ia n a n d C o rp o ra l D e c lare T h i s F o rm of T r a n s p o r t 8 u p « r lo r to A m b u la n ce s. London.—Tests recently made on the western front with an airplane fitted with two stretchers for carrying wounded have proved highly satisfac tory. No wounded were carried dur ing Ihe tests, but Doctor Chassalng of the army medical service and Corporal Tetu represented wounded passengers daring a twelve-minute flight, the equivalent of n flfteeu-mlle Journey. Both the physician nnd the corporal declared that this form of transport Is far superior to an ambulance, of which both have vivid recollections, having been wounded two years ago. Doctor Chassalng, who removed a , muffler from his head and unfastened j straps during the flight, expressed the ] opinion thnt there would be no un necessary pain to a wounded passen ger. because the equilibrium of the uirpiune Is so perfect. The machine was constructed by the aeronautic service of the army, which hopes to use this form of transport for the se One of the cfllcleut Cunudluu butteries stationed near Angres engaged In verely wounded. •’struflng Frltx.” K * T J WASHINGTON IN LEAD Young M oth er* ---------------- Favorable Report on Dairy 1‘roducts in Htorage Market for Christmaa Poultry Much Improved. Reserve strength for mother hood i* of two-fold importance and thoughtluJ women before and after maternity take Tacoma, Wash.—Taking'the* lead in the production of apples for 1817, the state department of agriculture reports* | the whole number of carloads at 19,- ] H15. In some sections the yields are overrunning earlier estimates. Scar- I <ity of boxes, shortage of labor and It supplies pure cod liver oil limited shipping facilities at tim es1 for r ic h blood and contains seemed alarming, but where proper lime and soda with medicinal storage facilities were provided thej crop was secured with a minimum ofj glycerine, all important ingredi loss. Varieties show a production as | ents for stre n g th e n in g the follows, in carloads: Wineaapa, 4 0 8 7 ;’ nervous system and furnish: m g Rome Beauty, 1816; Jonathan, 3329; Newtown, 737; E Sopus Spitz, 1486; abundant nourishment Delicious, 856; Wageness, 443; Ar It is free from alcohoL kansas, 265; other varities, 6826. Insist on the genuine. Other fruits shipped were 2112 car Tlie Norwegian cod liver oil la loads of peaches, 1465 carloads of Scott’s Enukuon i* now refined in «or own American lat*oratorie» w h ic h pears besides those used by the fruit make* it pare and palatable. product factories. Cherries, prunes, Scott Bownf, Bloomfield,N.J. SM B plum, apricots, strawberries and other small fruits Bhowed an aggregate of SIGNS OF DANGER 965 carloads. Some plants are already reporting shortage of stock and they will not l>e Women Should Prepare Them able to fill their orders. This, says selves the department, should encourage all growers to conserve every apple and T h is n a tio n w ill re q u ire a g r e a t deal not allow any to go to waste in the fro m I ts h ero ic w om en. T h e y w ill a s s is t orchards, packing sheds or ele* where, th « w ounded In th e h o sp ita ls o r in m any because there is a good market value c a s e s th e y w ill s u ffe r a t h om e In doing d u ty b y th « n ation . in them, and as a food product they th T e ir h o u sa n d s o f w om en w ho a r e now should be saved. b lessed w ith ro b u s t h e a lth c a n n o t u n d er Fruits and vegetables are in good sta n d w hy th o u sa n d s o f o th e r w om en con tin u e to w orry an d s u ffe r from ailments demand for the holiday trade. p ecu lia r to w om en w h en th e y c a n obtain Poultry is having a good sale. fo r a tr iflin g su m D r P ie r c e ’s F a v o rite P re sc rip tio n w h ich will su rely and q u ic k ly * Dressed turkeys are quoted at 30 cents. b an ish a ll p ain , d is tre s s and m ise ry and EMULSION, County to Have Farm Expert. Colfax, Wash. — Whitman county is ' to have an agricultural instructor, em ployed by the Federal department of agriculture, which will pay his salary, the county to pay his expenses. This is in line with the government’s desire to increase production and improve i agricultural conditions. The agricul- ; turalist is to be selected by the Fed eral government and the State Agricul tural college, with the consent of the : county commissioners. The board has voted to grant the request, of the gov- ] emment. re sto re th e w om an ly fu n cU o n s to p e rfe c t h ea lth . T h is old p re scrip tio n o f D r. P ie r c e 's la e x tr a c te d from ro o ts an d h erb « b y m ean s o f p u re g ly c e rin e and Is a te m p era n ce rem ed * y o f 50 0 _ . y e a a r n s ............................. ’ good sta n d in g . Send 10c fo r tr ia l pi of ta b le ts to In v alid s’ H o tel. B u ffa lo ,*^ - Y. W rite D r. P ie rc e fo r fr e e 136-p ag e book on w om an 's d ise a se s. Y ou m ay a lso h ave co n fid en tia l m ed ical ad v ice w ith o u t cost. —Adv. Or Something Else. “Went to a ’possum dinner Saturday night.” “And how did you enjoy your ’poa- sum?” - * “I didn’t eat any. The funny thing about a ’poesum dinner is that most of those present fill up on ham.”— Louisville Courier-Journal. An Exception. "My wife was so excited she talked all night” "What a remarkable w ife!” “Why so?” Wheat— Bulk basis for No. 1 grade: “Does she only do that when she’s Hard white — Bluestem, Early Bart, excited?”—Baltimore American. Allen, Galgalus, Martin Amber, $2.05. Soft white—Palouse bluestem, forty- Dr. Pierce’s Pellets are best for liver, White Valley, Gold Coin, White bowels and stomach. One little Pellet SOOT T IE S UP TELEGRAPH 1 fold, Russian, $2.03. White club—Little for a laxative—three for a cathartic. tt<>u h- counseled Its editor* not to with the allies are thus ruthlessly be i club, Jenkins club, white hybrids, print anything offensive to the Ger ing suppressed hy the Venezuelan gov Difficulty That Has Long Been Puzzle Sonor, $2.01. Red Walla Walla— Red Cynical. to Electricians at Last la ernment, openly when possible, and man*. Russian, red hybrids, Jones fife, Cop- "Miss Cynthia Is such a sensible 8olved. When the British minister at Carac hy underhand means when openness ; pei, $1.98. No. 2 grade, 3c less. No. girl.” as protested against the suppression of falls, German propagandist publica 3 grade, 6c less; other grades handled “Everybody knows she is. That is Marshfield. Ore.—Trouble that has by sample. Kl Fonngrufo, on Iho ground that Kl tions are allowed nnd uided to carry why the men keep away from her.”— Kco Aleman (the German Echo) of that on, upon a large scale, n campaign of beset a new line of the Western Union Exchange. Flour— Patents, $10. city, was allowed free rein to carry | abuse and vinification of the entente Telegraph company between Eugene, Millfeed—Spot mill prices: Bran, Ore., nnd Marshfield since It was con on nn extensive propaganda «gainst .-lilies. The most Important of these Nothing Doing There. $33 per ton; shorts, $36; middlings, the nllle*. the Venezuelan government ' Journals Is Kl Echo Aleman (the Ger structed nnd which hnd been a puzzle $46; rolled barley, $6001.62; rolled The seedy looking man took his seat at the table and scanned the menu. retorted hy suppressing the pro-nlly pa man Echo) of Caracas, ii weekly maga to electricians. Is believed to have oats, $62. “Waiter, I’ve only 30 cents on me. per Iai Igulldnd (Equality) of Ciudad zine. This magazine Is made up ex been solved. It has been found thnt Corn— Whole, $84 per ton; cracked, Now, what would you recommend?” Bolivar, and made El Correo de la clusively of extracts and fictitious ex where the wires run through a 4300- $85. The waiter gently removed the card Tnrde (Afternoon Mall) of the same tracts of articles attneklug the ullles, foot railroad tunnel the Insulators Hay— Buying prices; Eastern Ore from his would-be patron’s grasp. city, n German propagandist newspa taken from real nnd inmglnnry publlc- have been made conductive by spot gon timothy, $25(026; alfalfa, $24 “Another restaurant,” he said.—Ex per, It« offlelul organ. I atlons all over Latin America nnd from locomotives. Now employees of per ton; valley grain hay, $24; clover, change. the telegraph company go over the El Luchador Suppressed. from the press of Germany nnd Aus $22; straw, $8. Later El Luchador (the Wrestler) tria and the neutral countries of Eu line within the tunnel nnd wipe away Butter—Cubes, extras, 45(0 46c per of Ciudad Bolivar, a newspaper of ten rope. Kl Echo Aleman Is distributed the soot collections at regular Inter pound; prime firsts, 45c. Jobbing years' existence, the only Influential gratis throughout Venezuela nnd nil vals and telegraphic communication prices: Prints, extras, 460148c; car- newspaper 111 nil eastern Venezuela, the countries of northern nnd western Is uninterrupted. I tons, lc extra; butterfat. No. 1, 520} wn* suppressed because It reproduced [ 53c, delivered. an article of nn American In Venezuela > Eggs — Fresh ranch, current re ti|»>n the policy of Ihe United States ceipts, 47(348c per dozen; candled, In Latin American countries which ' 50c; selects, 55c. had been published In pamphlet form, Poultry — Hens, large, 20c; per and contained absolutely nothing at pound; small, I8c; springs, 180fl9c Eat less meat if you feel Back- which the Venezuelan government | ducks, 20c; geese, 14(018c; turkeys, 4P achy or have Bladder could take offense. The article paid a | live, 20@ 22c; dressed, choice, 30(0 police have to contend with Is the lack trouble. high tribute to General Gomez, which Detailed to Help Out French Con 30Jc. of constables, who are mostly at the Is necessary In any nrtlcle thnt Is Veal— Fancy, 15(016c per pound. front. But this Is no difficulty to the stables in Maintaining printed In n Venezuelan newspaper, but Pork—Fancy, 17@18c per pound. Meat forms uric act l which excites American captain, who promptly de- simply refuted claims printed In the Vegetables — Tomatoes, $2.50 per and overworks the kidneys in their Order. tntis ns many men to help as may be numerous G. .-man newspapers nnd i crate; cabbage, l|(<?2tc per pound; let efforts to filter It from the system. needed. periodicals to tho effect that the United tuce, $20i2.25 per crate; cucumbers. Regular eaters of meat must flush the The cnptnln Is trented with great States government was entering upon $1.350fl-75 per dozen; peppers, 1501 kidneys occasionally. You must re respect and has nn office for Ills lieu 17c per pound; cauliflower, $2.2501 lieve them like you relieve your bow a policy of Imperialism nnd for that tenants In the local police buildings. reason was seeking to browbeat the ¡2.50 per crate; sprouts, 1 0 0 }llc per els; removing all the acids, waste and Whnt strikes one as strange U that ¡pound; artichokes, 85c @ $ 1 .1 0 per poison, else you feet a dull misery in Latin American republics Into severing kidney region, sharp pains In the relations with Germany. University Graduates Speak Little the local police officials seem to think ¡pound; garlic, 7(08 J c ; squash, l ) c per the that the Americans, after coming over pound; pumpkins, l j c per pound; cel back or sick headache, dizziness, your This has left Kl Konografo of Mara- French, but They Render Valuable stomach aours. tongue is coated and to France to take part In this war, pay ery, $3.500} 4.52 per crate. when the weather is bad yon have Service—People Should Be ing their way, supplied with every sort Sack Vegetables—Carrots, $1.25 per rheumatic twinges. The urine Is Careful What They Say. COMMANDER M'MUNN of food for limn and horses, clothing sack; beets, $1.50 0} 1.75; turnips, cloudy, full of sediment; the channels nnd munitions of war, ought to speak $1.50; parsnips, $1.75. often get irritated, obliging you to get Somewhere In France.—One of the French also. The boot Is decidedly Potatoes— Oregon, $1.2501'. 160 per up two or three Umes during the features of Amerloun military life In on the other leg, think the American hundred; Yakima, $1.500} 1.75; sweet night To neutralize these lrritaUng acids Frnnee 1» the municipal police work boys. The French authorities ought to potatoes, 4Jc per pound. and flush off the body's urinous waste performed hy several companies In va hnve officials who speak English, or. If Onions— No. 1, $2.50012.75; No. 2, get about four ounces of Jad Salts this Is not convenient, then they ought 2 per hundred. rious parts of France. from any pharmacy; take a table In one town near to tho regional to have men who can act ns Interpre Green fruits — Apples, $1 (3! 2.25; spoonful lu a glass of water before camps I noticed n very excellent ex ters for tho boys. This Is a crying |»ears, $1.25 03 2.25; grapes. 7c per breakfast for a few days and your ample of American adaptiveness to evil nnd ought to be remedied at once. pound; cranberries, $13.50@16.50 per kidneys will then act fine and bladder disorders disappear. This famous any sort of work thnt necessity gives Volunteers are wanted to teach the barrel. Americans the elements of French as Hods— 1917 crop, 16@20 per pound; salts Is made from the acid of grapes rlso to. and lemon juice, combined with llthla. 1916 crop, 130}15c. The captain of n certain company spoken. and has been used for generations to Wool— Eastern Oregon, 600T60c per clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys T h e L a n g u a g e Q uestion. who graduated from the American pound; valley, 550<'60c; mohair, long school with high honors and the usual Ono Frenchman said to me: and stop bladder Irritation. Jad Salts is inexpensive; harmless and makes grndc wn* not long before he got pro "I cannot understand how It Is that - staple, 55c. a delightful effervescent lithia-water December 19, 1917. moted to his present rank. He Is be your men who come—that Is, so many drink which millions of men and wo Cattle— loved by his men nnd enn "get any of them—from schools nnd colleges where they are taught French cannot Med. to choice steers.. . .$ 9.350? 10.00 men take now and then, th: t avoiding thing out of them,” It Is salt!. serious kidney and bladder diseases.— These men are not used to police «penk the language a little, anyhow.” Good to med. steers......... 8.500? 9.40 Adv. work. But that Is no matter. They Now this nettled me somewhnt, and I I Com. to good steers......... 7.000?: 8.15 do It nil the same. In this company replied "How Is It that with all your Choice cows and heifers. 6.750? 7.60 alone I counted ns ninny ns 131 univer schools and colleges In France so few Com. to good cows and hf 6.600? 7.00 sity men. They are nil men who vol of your people can speak a word of Canners................................. 3.000? 5.50 that make a horse Wheeze, , unteered for the nrnty at the start. Kngllnh? And how Is It that the most Bulls....................................... 4.600? 6.75 Roar, have Thick Wind — L ■. This shows the sort of stuff they are of them do not even want to learn Eng C alv es................................... 7.000? 9.50 or Choke-down, can be ] Stockers and feeders.. . . 6.000? 7.85 reduced with lish? Why Is this?” made of. Hog*— On Patrol Duty. One of the many duties of the Ameri S S 0 B S ■ Prime light h o g s..............$15.65(315.80 B In the evenings you see groups of can military police Is to arrest suspi Prime heavy h o g s........... 15.700}16.00 It would surprise these military police stationed at va cious characters. P ig s .................................... 13.750? 15.00 ■Iso other Bunche« or Swellings. No blister, no hair gone, and horse kept at work. Eco rious parts of the city nnd patrolling many to know that this sort of person Bulk .................................. 15.76 nomical-only a few drops required at an ap about. In tho day time they do the Is particularly busy at the present time Sheep— same sort of work. They are detailed nnd meets with severe experiences Western lambs.................. $13.00(313.50 plication. #2 per bottle delivered, k g 3 II fit*. ABSORHINK. JR., the antiseptic liniment for to look nfter the American troops nnd when found out. American civilians Valley lambs...................... 12.50(313.00 mankind, reduces Cysts, Wens, Painful, ns well as the soldiers cannot be too *ee that they get fair play In any mis Commander of tho (loot of fast boats Yearlings............................ 12.000?12.60 Swollen Veins and Ulcers.$1 and $2 a bottle at rnreful what they say and where they understandings thnt may arise. that kept the ore moving on tho Groat Wethers.............................. 11.76(312.25 dealer» or delivered. Book “ Evidence” free. One difficulty that the local French any It at present E w e s ................................... 8.000*10.00 II. F. I0UN8, P O.F., 4$l Tsm»la $t, S«rl»|fW4, flat* Lake*. AMERICANS ADEPT AT POLICE WORK GLASS OF SALTS IF II SHOW STUFF THEY RE MADE OF THICK, SWOLLEN SU N O S