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SEASON TO BE GAYl
NORTHWEST MARKET REPORTS: W DCP10SI0N AT RAYENSOAIC,
' GENERAL CROP CONDITIONS WASH., dAIMSTHIRTY-ONE UYB
Given to Avoid Friction.
Portland Wheat Blueatem, (So
buihel; forty-fold, 84c; club, 92e; rad
Fife, 89c; rod Russian, 89c.
Millftrad Spot price: Bran, $34
Two Diplomatic Dinners Will Be ff ! """ m' "M ta" Kim
" I , WVV1 . . ni i a .
torn vtntis, jo ion; cracKtd, 37.
Hay Eastern Oregon timothy, $18
1; valley timothy, 112(8)18; alfalfa.
13.6014.50; cheat, 19 tf 10; oata
and vetch, $ll(Jil2.
Vegetable Artichoke, ?5cf$tl per
dosen; tomatoes, $l(j1.25; cabbage.
vuc hundred; garlic, loc pound; pep
pers, 45o; egg plant, 4(tf8c; sprout,
Allies' Turn to Come First; Germany, ?
NQIIKALS Mi Ef GUESTS Of BOTH
Austria and Turkey Second-
Other Dinners to Follow.
USE THE RIVER"
Dalles-Columbia Line
Stat ef Waehlngton, for The Dellee dally ec
Saadar 1 P- at. Leave Dalle daily ex. Monday
UM. 8taamersJ. N. Teak Inland Empire and
Twin Cities tor Upper Columbia and Snake river
Taylor St. Dock. TeL Main 1V
taWk mi Cabana tmr Tewiaf Ca. rVtiaai.
be two
peace.
A Subdued Vocalist
"Pa, you aing bass in the choir,
dont your asked Bobby Smithera.
-Tea, my aon," replied Mr. Smith
era. "And ma sings soprano?"
That'a right"
"Weil, there's one thing I don't un
derstand." "What is it?"
"Mrs. Tompkins says you sing
mighty big in public and mighty small
at home."
my
Toe Dangerous.
Professor Aren't you taking
course next year 7
Student Can't possibly. I walk in
my sleep. Harvard Lampoon.
Xeis Packages
Our package contain 88 piece
of Chriatmaa a rut hohrJav mat.
Ma. Including poet earda. folder, rift card,
stacker, tec, aeale and cutout, makinr a repre
antauv package which m a rare value at 10c
JackeoaCo, SB Cham, of Cool. Portland. Ore.
The Entrance Out.
"What does 'exit' mean, mamma?"
asked small Edna, pointing to the
word over the door of a moving-picture
theater.
"I know!" exclaimed her little
brother. "It means the entrance out"
PER UNA
" A STANDARD FAMILY REMEDY
, For Ordinary Grip;
For All Catarrhal Conditions
For Prevention of Colds.
An Excellent Remedy
For The Convalescent;
For That Irregular Appetite;
For Weakened Digestion.
Ever- Ready- to-Take
Washington, D. C President Wil
son announced Monday a gay season
for the coming winter. He and his
bride will be the host and hostess at
several receptions and dinners.
Among these dinners will
given for the diplomatic corps,
tofore only one dinner has been
That, however, was in time of
when the British and German, the
Russain and the Austro-Hungarian,
the Turkish and Italian, and all the
other ambassadors representing the
two armed camps of Europe, were on
speaking terms. To overcome the
present awkward situation, two din
ners will be given.
Here, again, the President is likely
to find himself in difficulties. Which
sida will be represented at the first
dinner? In other words, who will have
precedence? Again, who will be asked
to meet the allies, and who the Ger
mans and Austro-Hungarians?
The State department has careful
ly studied this question. The dean of
the diplomatic corps is Mr. Jusserand,
the French ambassador. Naturally,
he must be invited to the first func
tion. This means that " invitations
must be extended also to the British
ambassador, the Russian ambassador,
the Japanese ambassador, and the
Italian ambassador.
The understanding ia that the repre
sentatives of all the neutral nations
wilt be invited at the same time.
The second dinner will be given with
Count Bemstorff, the German ambas
sador, as the guest of honor. His col
leagues of Austria-Hungary, Turkey
and Bulgaria likewise will be invited.
In order that no untoward questions
snail develop, the representatives of
all the neutral nations will be asked
for the second time to dine at the
White House.
Here is the official program of the
receptions and dinners which the Pres
ident and Mrs. Gait have arranged:
January, 7, Friday, Pan-American
reception. ; ,
January 11, Tuesday, ' Cabinet din
ner.
January 21, Friday, diplomatic din
ner.
January 25, Tuesday, diplomatic
dinner.
February 4, Friday, judicial
beans, 88e; lettuce, 12.252.60
crate.
Green Fruits Apple. 75ctl.75
box; pears, tKipl.60; grapes, 8 Mi
S1.8S crate; casabaa. llo nnunrh cran-
berries, $9.60rjil0.60 barrel Elum
- Potatoes Oregon, OOdgtl ; Yak!-
mas, $1.10 per sack; sweets, $1.90(2:2
per hundred.
Onions Oregon, buiyng price, $1 f.
0. b. shipping points.
Eggs Oregon ranch, buying prices:
No. 1, 40c doien; No. 2, 80c; No. 8,
20c. Jobbing prices : No. 1, 42c dot. ;
Oregon storage, 2628c
Poultry Hens, ll13le pound;
springs, 13 3) 131c; turkeys, 18c;
dressed, 2223c; ducks, white, 14
16c; colored, 12c; geese, 10 11c
Butter City creamery, cubes, ex
tras, selling at Site pound; firsts, 29c;
print and cartons, extra. Prices paid
to producers; Country creamery, 24
28c; butter fat, premium quality, 83c;
No. 1, average quality, 81c; No. 2,
29c.
Veal Fancy, lOQlOJc pound.
Pork Block, 7.8c pound.
Hops 1915 crop, 1012ie pound.
Wool Eastern Oregon, 1825c
pound; valley, 2526c; fall Iambs'
wool, 25c; mohair, Oregon, 28c pound.
Cascara Bark Old and new, 34c
pound.
Seattle, Wash. Thirty-one men
were killed Tuesday by an explosion of
coal dust In the Northwestern Im
provement company's coal mine at I
Ravensdale, 85 miles southeast of Se
attle.
The bodies of six men have been i
covered, and three Injured have been
brought safely to the surface, where
they were resuscitated by the use of
pulmotors.
The body of P. J. Kane, foreman of
the third level, 1600 feet below the
surface, where the explosion occurred,
was found seatod in the chair before
his desk just within the entrance to
the third level.
The bodies of C. B. Davis and M.
Penneiki, John Errington, Dominlck
Noveria and Jacob Ramshack were re
covered also.
Trained rescue men rushed to the
mine from Seattle, Roalyn and CI I
ablo, by wearing oxygen
behind
the dough
You may use an old favorite recipe and the best of material and make it
carefully, tho overt may be just right, yet you will have failure if -The
Power behind the Dough" is not the right ont to leaven it properly
anu maao u ugnr, oigewmic, wnoiciorae.
r.JL.LL...iL ... ...ll.it i .
." r, ."''"V3".' ooa oaxing powder is out or th question.
n. w o.jmi ,-vuw nai wonderful laavwuog power, sad th double arooe
- is I ha bowl sod la In oraa make ood ratulu doubly certain.
To wo cAanca of rVfurv K C
fooaT tact" tvmry timm.
At nil Croetn.
PRINCE JOACHIM
Apple and Potato Crop Big.
tion.
recep-
The average yield, all crops, per
acre in the Pacific Coast states made a
very favorable showing, according to
a government crop report Just issued.
The comparison is made with the aver
age yields of recent years and is
shown in percentage as follows:
Oregon, 100.4; Washington, 104.8;
Idaho, 97.9; California, 103.8.
In its detailed report on the Amer
ican apple crop, the department says :
"The apple production for local and
farms, as well as commerical consump
tion, as reported November 1, 76,670,-
000 barrels, more than confirms the
earlier promise of a large crop. The
crop is approximately 8,000,000 bar
rel less than last year's bumper crop,
but 18,000,000 barrels above the five
year average.
Of the American potato crop the
government report says:
"The estimates of potato yield show
a decline of 2.3 bushels per acre from
the promise of a month ago. The es
timated yield of 96.3 bushels indicates
a total crop of 369,000,000 bushels,
47,000,000 bushels less than the large
crop of last year, and 3,000.000 bush-
ilk c
No Longsr Responsible.
The dangers of travel by sea at this
lime nave played havoc with the
nerves of timid passengers.
barly one morning recently there
waa considerable commotion on the
decks or a coastwise vessel plying be
tween Savannah and Haltlmore, when
a scantily clad man hurried from his
stateroom and dashed toward the up
per deck. On the way he ran into
toe captain of the vessel.
"What's, th matter, captain?" he
manaKett to gasp, "Have we been tor
pedoed 7
"Calm yourself, my dear sir, and bo
prepared for the worst," answered the
official.
"Oh, don't tell me we're solnu
down I" moaned the other. "Quick,
wnere are me lire preservers?"
"They wouldn't be of any service at
mis staRO," explained the captain.
"Too late?" quavered the despair
ing passenger.
"ics," said the caotatn. solemnly.
"we ve done all we can for you. You'll
have to look out for yourself from now
on. You see, we ve Just tied up to
the dock."
Congraaamtn Takes Monty.
Patrolman Patrick J. Walsh of the
South KiiKlewood station, Chicago,
wa looking for some young trees to
plant around his bungalow. Near
there he came across a man clad In
khaki, aoemliigly a laborer, hard at
work in a grove.
"I'd like to have a few of those
young trees," said Walsh.
"Help yourself," replied the man In
khaki.
Walsh uprooted several trees. He
said he would like to leave them thero
until tomorrow, and the other replied
that would bo alt right.
"Klne!" exclaimed Walsh. "For
whom shall I ask?" and he banded a
quarter to tho man In khaki.
"James n. Mann."
Representative Mann of the Second
Illinois congressional district, minori
ty loader In the house, pocketed the
quarter as a souvenir.
In treating wounds containing dirt,
always wash them out with warm soft
water and castile soap, drying before
applying Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh.
AUV.
Kitchen Philosophy.
Mr. Bradshaw was in a great hurry
and breakfast was late.
"I wish you'd find out what this
trouble is," he said to his wife.
Mrs. Bradshaw returned from the
kitchen wearing a melancholy expres
sion. -Well, well," demanded the hus
band, "what did she say?"
"She said," responded the wife.
-that 'we all have our disappoint
ments.' "Browning's Magazine.
eoruary a, ruesday, supreme court els greater than the five-year average.
uinner.
February 18,
reception.
February 22,
dinner.
March 3, Friday,
reception.
Friday, Congressional
Tuesday, Speaker's
Army and Navy
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regu
late and invigorate stomach, liver and
bowels. Sugar-coated, tiny granules,
easy to take. Do not gripe. -
Best Proof That
Dynamite Placed to Kill ArrJbold,
President of standard Oil Co.
Tarrytown, N. Y. A plan to kill
John D. Archbolod, president of the
Standard Oil company of New Jersey,
was frustrated by the finding of a dy
namite bomb in the wheel rut of a
roadway on his estate here leading
Hog Market Good.
In general price conditions of swine
in Portland are unchanged. Catle
values are quoted steady with demand
for good quality. Sheep are firm.
The undertone of the hog market is
inclined to be weak in view of the
large receipts of late, but a smaller
ran is looked for this week than last.
Commenting on the marketing of
swine, the Livestock Reporter says:
"For the period from November 1 to
November 13 there has been nearly
100 per cent gain made in the mar
keting. This period last year the
total receipt were 11,779, this year
for the same period 22,642, a net gain
The engagement of Prince Joachim,
youngest son of Emperor William, and
Princess Marl Augustine, daughter of
Prince Edward of Anhalt, has bn
announced In Berlin. The princess was
seventeen years old last June. Prince
Joachim Is twenty-five yeara old
helmets, to penetrate far enough into
the mine to see the bodies of the en
tombed men lying in the mine, but
could not get to them because of the
wreckage. It is certain, mine officials
said, that all are dead. ,
The third level, in which the'men
were entombed, is 1500 feet below the
surface. Rescuers who succeeded in
reaching the third level through an
auxiliary shaft found that the level
was burning. The intense heat and
thick black smoke made it impossible
for the rescuers to penetrate farther
than the foreman' office at the en
trance to the workings. Debris was
found piled to the ceiling of the level.
Walls had crumbled and roofs fallen
in as a result of the expolsion.
Superintendent R. D. Scott, who is
directing the rescue work, said that he
believed there was no hope that any
of the men would be found alive.
No Warning.
Petro had drifted down to Florida
and was working with a gang at rail
road construction. He had been told
to beware of rattlesnakes, but assured
that they would always give the warn
ing rattle before striking-.
One hot day he waa eating his noon
luncneon on a pine log when he saw
a big rattler colled a few feet In front
or him. He eyed the serpent and be
gan to lift his legs over the log. He
barely got them out of the way when
the snake's fangs Mt the bark beneath
mm.
,"Sun of guna!" yelled Petro, "why
you no ringa aa Dear'
beeauMt th enfr tyitem
income permeated with
injurious acid$.
To relieve rheumatism Scot ft
Emulsion is a double help; it is
rich in blorxl-food; It imparts
strength to the (unctions and sup
plies the verv oil-food that rheu
matic conditions always need. '
Scott's Emulsion has
helped countless thousands
when other remedies failed.
lUAIcakal XeraMSoUlteUa.
-
flava Uealtbr, Strong, Beautiful Xya
Oculiata aud fhyalclaoa need Murine Jt
Rented? many year before il waa offered aa
Domeetl) Kia Medlolo. Mario la SUI1 Com
pounded by Our Phyaielaaa and (uaranlced
oy mem aa a Mailable Keller for Kyea thai Meed
Care. Try It in your Kyea aad la Baby's Byea
No Sataninf Jual Ka Comfort. Buy Mario
of yoar Drugirlel accept no HuoaUtnte, and If
iniereatea write ror nook or the Kra Free.
MUU1MS1 BXM lUCMJCUV VOi CUJCAOO
Tfcrce Million Belgians Are In
Dire Need of Winter Gothing
Illuminating Comparison.
She entered the department store
and complained about a lamp ahe had
purchased, demanding that It be taken
back.
"What's the matter with it, mad
am 7"
"It has all the faults of my husband,
anu none or nis virtues."
"Please explain yourself."
"Well, It ha a good deal of brass
about It; it is remarkably brilliant;
requires a great deal of attention; is
unsteady on Its legs, flares up occa
sionally; 1 always out at bedtime,
ana is nouna to smoke."
Well 8upplled.
"I'll take two cards," aald the man
on the right of the dealer.
"Three for me," said tho next man.
The dealer nave each one whitt ha
bad asked for and then picked up his
own hand and looked It over.
'I've got enough," he announced as
he cast a proprietary look on the chips
In the middle of the table.
I should say you have got enough."
remarked the man opposite. "Count
ing the two you've got up your sleeve
and the three that are sticking out of
your shoe, It looks to me a If you've
got enough to play the game all by
yourself. But before you do so I'm
sure you won't mind If the rest of us
take our chips out of this Jackpot."
Tf your horse goes lame, rub on and
rub lu thoroughly Hanford's Balsam.
Adv.
New
persons
France,
ri u r- I from the financier's home, in the opin-1 of 10,763. For the year to November
itesmol "eals Eczema ion of of PoUce Bowle8 i3 l9Ut were received 188,471
in our me or. reports, covering a
period of twenty years, literally thou
saids of physicians tell how success
ful the Reslnol treatment is for ecxe
ma and similar skin troubles. The
first use of Reslnol Ointment and
Resinol Soap usually stops the itching
and burning, and they soon clear away
all trace of the eruption. No other
treatment for the skin now before the
public can show such a record of pro
fessional approval. :
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap
work so gently, and are so absolutely
free from anything that could Injure
even the tenderest skin, that they are
Ideal for healing the skin troubles of
Infants and children. Sold by all
druggists.
The bomb consisted of four sticks of and the same period this year 220,267.
dynamite, with wires and percussion I a gain to November 13 for the year of
caps, and Chief Bowles said he be-1 31,796, which is a very substantial in-
Iieved the plan was to blow up Mr.
M 1 lie a .
Arcnooia in nis automobile as be was
riding over what is known as the south
roadway from his home.
The dynamite, wire and caps were
wrapped in dark yellow paper.
Chief Bowles said it was all so ar
ranged that the slightest impact would
explode the bomb.
The bomb was found Saturday, but
the fact did not become known until
Monday, when Mr. Archbold issued in
structions to increase the number of
guards about the estate.
crease and reflects
way the popularity
in the very best
of the Portland
marxer, u too its as u the total re
ceipt for 1915 at the end of this
month will more than equal the total
receipts of hogs for the entire year of
1914."
An Eye for the Future.
Goldsmith Would ..you like any
name or motto engraved on it, sir?
Customer (who has chosen an en
gagement ring) Ye-yes-um, Augus
tus to Irene. And ah look here,
don't ah look here, don't ah cut
Irene deep. London Punch.
For all external injuries to horses,
cattle or sheep, apply Hanford's Bal
sam. You should always have it on
band for accidents. Adv.
Centralia to Get Big Corporation.
Central i a, Wash. The Prundential
Savings & Loan association, a $2,000,
000 corporation, is being organized
here by L. M. Holden, of Seattle, a
man experienced in this line of work,
iberty Bell in Danger. th- r. wh. . r
Paducah, Ky Safety of the Liberty association. George Barner, clerk of
cell was threatened Sunday when fire the school board, will be secretary of
swept a warehouse near the'spot where 0,6 organization and ten prominent
the train bearing the relic' wa side- men ot tne citv wI11 06 numbered
tracked. The blaze threatened to amon lne incorporators. The new
reach a 600,000-gallon oil tank across eomPttn7 will operate in nine counties
the street High wind fanned the ln Southwest Washington.
Visitor What's that new structure
on the bill there?
Farmer Well, if I find a tenant for
It it's a bungalow; if I don't it's a
barn. Passing Show.
flames in the opposite direction.
Memphis As a result of excitement
incident to the Liberty Bell parade
here, Mrs. Emily Crane, 37, collapsed
ana aiea wnue Deing placed in an am
bulance. Two Confededrate veterans
fainted In the line of march.
Deportation Is Ordered.
New York A special board of
in-
55
Valuable Formula. Trleka. Dliulona.
and Household Uinta in our interesting-
magazine ior two laauea. bant
Complete for -Jackeea
A Co. 828 Chamber i
Commerce. Portland, Ore.
Storage Butter and Egg Stocks. '
The national Warehousemen's re
port, representing 45 large warehouses
or tne country, shows that November
1 there were 77,913,000 pounds of
butter in the freezers against 64,478,
000 pound the same date a year ago;
an increase of 23,435,000 pounds.
The holdings of eear November 1
York More than 8,000,000
in Belgium and Northern
mostly women and young
children, must be clothed and shod by
Christmas. If the garments and shoes
for these destitute people are not
forthcoming at once, their sufferings
during the winter will become des
perate. Such is the note of an urgent appeal
issued to the people of the United
States by the commission for relief in
Belgium. The New York committee
has received from Herbert Hoover,
chairman of the commission, the fol
lowing statement:
"It appears to me that it is neces
sary for us to go frankly to the Amer
ican people and ask them to clothe the
destitute in the occupied areas of Bel
gium and Northern France during the
coming winter.
"There are 9,000,000 people in these
areas and of these more than one-third
are destitute. We have no reserve
with which to provide clothing for the
destitute. We now plead for help on
their behalf.
"Even if they had money they could
not import clothes, or the raw mater
als with which to manufacture them,
through the blockade into an area un
der military occupation. While the
better classes have some clothing with
which they can get along, the desti
tute are composed of working classes.
By Christmas time all the clothing
which we have in our various establish
ments will be exhausted."
WRITE STORIES! r Movlns Picture. Pn.
cacn i or rnotopiay. intareeuntt aad fascinating;.
no experience neceeaary. wurK in aoare time.
Full Dertieular Free. Pureck flruu-t.lii, t itjh
bnwnwr pi txmunerca. roniana, ure.
Just It
"I see by the papers old Thorn d-
klns has failed for halt a million."
Why, I had no idea he bad half
so much." i
"He didn't."
Polite Substitution.
"What makes you keep sayln', 'Oh,
wan on, war!'" asked th paper-hanger.
"Don't you know a synonym when
you hear It?" asked the man who had
Just moved Into a new bouse.
"Is that one?"
"Certainly. Everybody knows what
war Is. I Just bit my thumb with a
hammer and I dasn't use profanity
arounu tne nouse." Washington Star.
Hanford's Balsam has been success
fully used since 1848. As a liniment
for domestic animals It Is unsurpassed
Adv.
Perfectly Willing.
"That boy of ours I a lazy. eood.
for-nothlng loafer," growled the head
of the family. "He doesn't seom to
want to do anything at all."
"Why, Father!" said the boy's moth
er, reproachfully, "you do Alfred an
injustice. You know as well as I do
that he said if you'd buy an automo
bile he'd be only too glad to drive It"
Let os tell you FREK of 24 new way to make
money. It may be the bririnnine at fln.nrl.i in.
dependence. Adilreae, f'urack Specialty Co., US
Chamber of Commerce, ForUand, Ore.
A Careless Person.
Lawyer Judge, I want you to fine
this man who was knocked down by
my client's car.
Judge Fine him? Why?
Lawyer He had a nail in his
clothes and it punctured a new tire.
Topeka Journal.
Quit Likely.
"I can't understand it," said the fair
customer ln the shoe store. "You say
these are No, 4s, and thoy pinch
dreadfully. The pair I had before
were 3s, and they never save me anv
trouble."
"Perhaps the 3s were marked
down," suggested the salesman.
When a horse Is calked In deep
snow, apply Hanford's Balsam of
Myrrh. It will quickly relieve. Adv.
Nervous
Emotional
Dizzy
Depressed
f
Wilson's Plan Is First.
Washington, D. C. National de
fense plans prepared by the war col-
a aiiwimuiia;
10c
a. N. U
No. 4S, IBIS
fWHENwrftiaej t adrartiaara, pleaa area- I
" tloa thio paper.
feasor Eiia Volpl, of Florence, Italy.
and his secretary, Mme. Lizetta Moro-
aiuu, woo arrived nere two days ago
on the Italian liner Daca Deglia Ab
ruzzi, from Genoa. Professor Volpi,
who says he has brought paintings
vaiuea at souu.uuu with him, will
quiry of the Bureau of Immigration were 2,826,000 case against 2,388 000 "57 ZIJSJT.
Mondaj r ordered tos year ago;' an "Pdr
increase oi 3,UUU cases. , R " f , -
--, avwaiVBwaj wwialOVIl A 3 pi1 V UMI
kaaaan Sell 1a m i 4--as Dana.'l TI7i1a I
anawA. LI.. - . , ' a-vwn BUWUU.IrVU. 1 ICDiUCUL Tf USUI. BUI
"p mar, is vuiet. decided Wednesday. Secretary Gar-
T?er , een Blowtof down of rison favored immediate publication of
trading in the Oregon hop market this the war college plans. The President's
week, and dealers are not so disposed position is said to be that, as hear! of
aD- I to outbid on another aa wa. tV.. I.k. i i. . ... . I
Deal to Washinrrtw, fW,. vl - ' a - -Z" . o.um, , responsioie ior
.MwantriTTrTkis'sZ: - or" L""'" 5? . rePoted I the general policies, and that his rec
, """-""""""J ' uings were in me i axima secti0n r ommendations should be presented first.
Mr. AMI Carttltifr, ot
Ctdtr St, Cairo, III., wrott
Doctor Plerc aa tollown
"I send 81 cent for Tour f!nm-
mon Sen Medical Ad Titer' for
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