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STORY OF LODZ STARTLES WORLD NORTHWEST M A R K E T REPORTS. U. S. WILL MAKE OWN WAR RULES Flood and Blizzard Hits City of Nome. Alaska Capital Punishment Is Abolished by Small Lead Nome, Alaska — A furious blizazrd which this week has been raging for Portland.—Oats were again the three days has forced the Bering Sea strongest feature of the grain market, ice pack up against the backs of the Salem — The constitutional amend and obtaining totals. When the re and 432.50 was bid for any quantity of buildings, where so much property was ment to abolish capital punishment sults are obtained Mr. Olcott, in the May delivery at the session of the detsroyed by the great storm in Octo was approved by the people at the re presence of the governor and state Merchants’ Exchange. Only cne lot ber, 1913, and has driven the water treasurer, will canvass the vote, and of 100 tons was available at this fig farther inland than it has been in sev cent election by a majority’ of 157, the governor will issue certificates of ure. however. For prompt delivery I according to official returns received election to the successful candidates. eral years. $28.50 was bid with no sellers. All trails are impassable and several from all counties by Secretary of State The vote was remarkably close in all The export demand for oats is like mining camps along the shore are en Olcott. The vote in favor of the meas- counties on the measure to abolish cap Great Army Is Cut Off From Sup ly to keep the market firm as long as Washington Prepares to Protect tirely surrounded by water. j ure was 100,395. ital punishment. Multnomah giving the supply lasts. The British steamer A ll Legitimate Commerce on The water along the beach is rising, i Returns from all counties on meas- the biggest majorty for it, 2377. ply o f food and Ammunition; Lowther Range has sailed with 3500 but it is believed the ice pack which I ures and candidates have been received Jackson county gave a majority in its High Seas o f World. Surrender by Thousands. tons of oats for England. The Den of has been jammed against the buildings 1 by the secretary of state, and a corps favor of 1057 and Washington gave a Airlie took out 500 tons, and 100 tons and bulkheads along the waterfront at o f clerks is engaged in final checkings majority against it of more than 1100. was on the St. Hugo. Nome will protect them from the Washington, D. C. — The decided London—The Petrograd correspond The barley market is also firm. In water and it is thought there is little stand taken by the United States gov ent of the Morning Post says that California there is a sharp foreign de- likelihood of their being washed away, when the full details of the Russian ; . mand and export inquiries have also i ernment in refusing to accept piece as they were a year ago. victory in Poland are available they been received here, but at current meal adoption of the principles of the At the smaller camps along the will furnish a story that will astonish prices European business is not yet \ declaration o f London as a guide to shore conditions are not so favorable. possible in the northwest. commercial restrictions to be imposed the world—a story telling of a blow to Solomon, 32 miles east of Nome, and The call for January club was the Germany's finest troops such as had feature of trading in the wheat mar-1 during the European war was made Dickson, the railway termiuns at the Salem.—James Withycombe’s plur preme court Justice, his total being clear at the State department when not been dealt since the days of Na ket. Four 5000-bushel lots were sold mouth of the Solomon river, are sur ality over J. C. Smith for governor was ; 128,574. Henry L. Benson was the the text of a cablegram sent to Am poleon. 24.943 and George E. Chamberlain’s j second choice. He received 123,196. at $1.16. bassador Gerard at Berlin on October rounded by water and ice. The Daily Mail’s Petrograd corres The week opened with a quieter hop j All the telephone lines along the plurality over It. A. Booth for United I Thomas A. McBride beat Lawrence T. 14 last was made public. States senator was 23.446, according' Harris Ivy seven votes, the former's pondent, who, in common with other market, but prices were on a steady Mr, Gerard had communicated a pre coast were torn down by the storm. , to complete official returns received total tiding 113,178 and Judge Harris Petrograd correspondents, hints that basis. The Schmidt crop of 186 bales Before communication by telephone Dr. 113,171. George M. Brown, republi there is to come still bigger news at Aurora was bought by H. L. Hart | liminary notice that Germany intended ceased a message from Safety Road , by Secretary of Suute Olcott. | Withycombe's total vote was 119,537 j can nominee for attorney-general, re to protest to this governoment against which they are unable at this time to at 11 cents. house, 24 miles east of Nome, told of ceived more than twice ns many votes ■ and Dr. Smith's, 94.594: Senator In California, buying has been heavy, alleged violation of the declaration by transmit, says the possibility which the water pouring in from the sea, j Chamberlain's was 111,743 and Mr. as Ills democratic opponent, John A. according to advices received by deal- j Great Britain and France. seemed to exist that the German forces ers. The Uhlmanns purchased 750 Jeffrey, the totals being 127,889 and forcing the inmates to seek refuge on 1 Booth's, 82.297. which escaped the enveloping move bales of Sacramentos at 7% and 8 1 The German ambassador. Count the second floor. W. S. U’Rcn received 10,493 In the 63,701, respectively. It is impossible to Bernstorff, called at the State depart ment east of Lodz would succeed in cents. Flannagan & Faust sold 3221 For representative in congress in rescue them as the ice floes would j race for governor, W. J. Smith, social- breaking through near Strykow and bales of Sacramentos at 7 cents. Sales i ment Thursday to lodge the formal crush any boat which attempted to ap j ist candidate running almost 4000 the second congressional district, N. ahead of him. William Hanley, pro J. Sinnott, rep., received 24,176; Geo. joining the rest of the German forces of Sonomas included the crop of J. C. complaint, and the text of this reply proach the house. gressive candidate for United States L. Cleaver, prohibition nominee, 15.- Williams, 291 bales, to Ballerd & Hunt cabled to Ambassador Gerard, copies now appears hopeless. 685, and Sam Evans, dent., 11,013. For senator, received 26,220 votes. This German force, adds the corres at 10 1-8 cents; Sanford Bros.’ crop of of which went to all American diplo Frank J. Miller, rep., for railroad representativo in the first congression abroad was American War Is Feared pondent, is fighting its way back in 250 bales at 9 cents and other lots at matic representatives al district. W. C. Hawley, rep., made a commissioner, received the largest then made public. It follows: the direction of the Vistula, under a 81-4 to 9% cents. Because of Monroe Doctrine vote of any candidate, his total being runaway race of it, receiving 51,295 Imports of hops in September, ac “ Please inform the German govern terrible artillery fire, which is causing cording to official statistics, were 24,- \ Princeton, N. J.— That general dis j 185,370. His socialist opponent, S. O. and Frederick Hollister, dem., 32.639. an appalling loss of life. The Ger 842 pounds, compared with 98,092 in ment that the department’s suggestion James T. Chinnock, rep., who had armament and universal peace will ' I’eurnla received 23,986. made to the belligerent countries for the mans are reported to be short of both ] the same month last year. Exports John H. Lewis, rep., who had no no opposition for superintendent of not follow the European war and that J opposition for state engineer, received water division No. 1, received 137,872 food and shells, as a result o f being were 483,9S6 pounds, compared with adoption for the sake o f uniformity of the United States may have trouble the second largest vote, his total be \oics, and George T. Cochran, rep., cut off from their base. 2,867,148 last year; total imports at the declaration of London as a tempor for superintendent of water division The following statement from the New York up to November 14 were ary code of naval warfare for use in with the winner were predictions made ing 179,184. O. P. Hoff, rep., for labor commis No. 2, received 34,532. He also was the present war has been withdrawn by George B. McClellan, ex-mayor of Russian general staff was made public 2447 bales. Wheat—Bid: Bluestem, $1.17 per because of the unwillingne* of some New York and now professor of sioner, opposed by a progressive and \ without opposition. toin Petrograd Friday night: Mr. Olcott’s deputies have added all $1.1614; club, of the belligerents to adopt the declar economic history in Princeton univers a socialist, got 169,033 votes. “ On the left bank of the Vistula our bushel; forty-fold, J. A. Churchill, rep., for superin returns from precincts forwarded by $1.1314; red Russian, $1.0814; red fife, ity, in an address which he delivered ation of London without modification. troops, advancing from the lower part tendent of public Instruction, despite county clerks and only two slight dif $ 1 . 10 . “ The United States government here: of the Bzura river, have reached Gom- progressive and socialist opposition, ferences exist in ills totals and those Oats—No. 1 white feed, $28.50. “ No matter who wins,” said Pro therefore insists that the rights and bin. was the choice of 144,714 electors, and of the county clerks. County Clerk Barley—No. 1 feed, $24.50; brewing, fessor McClellan, “ it is almost certain duties of those of its citizens in the Thomas B. Kay, rep., for state treas Coffey’s figure» for Multnomah give “ In the center of the battle line we $25.00; bran, 23.00; shorts, $23.50. captured the town of Brzeziny and the I Millfeed—Spot prices: Bran, $24® present war be defined by the existing that some not far distant date we shall urer, although B. Leo Paget had the Justice McBride, for supreme court villages in the valley of the Mroga j $24.50 per ton; shorts, $26026.50; roll rules of international law and the be confronted with the alternative democratic and prohibition nomina justice, 41,326. nnd Mr. Olcott’s addi treaties o f the United States with the either of abandoning the Monroe Doc tions, received 132,252 to Mr. Paget's tion gives him 41,405 in that county. river. In some places we dislodged j ed barley, $27.50 @28.50. Mr. Coffey's flgnres give William P. Corn—Whole, $36 per ton; cracked, belligerents, independently of the pro trine or fighting to maintain it. We 75,051. the Germans by bayonet attacks. Our Henry J. Bean led all candidates by Lord for attorney-general, 6222 and have made of it a great national prin $37 per ton. visions of the declaration and this gov offensive in this region continues. | a large plurality in the race for su- Mr. Oleott's addition gives him 6322. Hay—Eastern Oregon timothy, $15 “ Between Brzeziny and Glowno our @15.50; grain hay, $10@11; alfalfa, ernment will reserve the right to enter" ciple, a question of national honor, so that if we abandon it we must concede a demand or protest in every case in cavalry succeeded in several charges $13.50@14; valley timothy, $13@14. )Boat Canal From*Seaside which the rights and duties mentioned t hat we are not storng enough to main $500,000 Deal Closed tor against the German infantry. During Eggs—Fresh Oregon ranch, case to Warrenton Is Proposed Clatsop County lim ber the retreat of the enemy we captured count, 40c; candled, 4214c; storage, above and defined by existing rules of tain it, that we are only a second-class international law are violated or their power, at the mercy of all the swag a number of field guns, some with 27030c; fresh, eastern, 35@37!4c. Astorin.—The lurgest timber deal Seaside—Active steps toward pro Poultry—Hens, 13c; springs, 13c; free exercise hindered Sy the authori gering bullies of the earth. If we ! that has been consummated in Clatsop their teams complete. We are com viding a canal /or motorboats from fight for it in our present unprepared ties of the belligerent governments.” turkeys, ordinary 18®19c, culls 15 @ puting the number of prisoners cap county for several months is said to i 17c; live 17@18c; dressed (choice), The message was signed by Counsel condition, there can be but one out have been closed here. By it the Pen-( Seaside to Warrcnton were taken here tured. at a meeting of the residents of Sea- come. A triumphant and victorious 20@21c; ducks, 10@14c; geese, 10® lor Lansing, then acting secretary of insular Lumber & Box company, of “ Among the German troops we 12c. Germany would have little to fear Portland, becomes the owner of what Hide nnd surrounding towns. Commit state. pushed back from Rzgow and Tuszyn Butter—Creamery, prints, extras, The declaration of London, framed from us, and, while we might possibly is generally known as the Washburn tees were appointed to confer with the toward Brzeziny was a division of the 4314c per pound in case lots; 14c more Port of Astoria commissioners and the at an international conference in Lon in the end be able to check Japan by tract. Prussian Guard. in less than case lots; cubes, 31c. This tract is located just north of motorboat clubs of Astoria and Port herself, we could scarcely hope to do so don, from which it draws its designs- “ In the region of Sgiers and Stry Cheese— Oregon triplets, jobbers’ ! Saddle Mountain at the headwaters of land. Prior to the meeting prominent kow we attacked the Germans toward buying price, 15c per pound f. o. b. j tion, was designed as a uniform naval if she received help.” Youngs River, between that stream citizens of Seaside had gone over the The cause of war, according to Pro procedure for war times to be recog dock Portland; Young Americas, 1514c I Lodz. Between Sgiers and Zdunska and the Klaskanine River. It Is held ground between here and Warrenton fessor McClellan, is the spirit of na nized by all powers participating in per pound. Wola some German troops are still in the name of the Youngs River com tionality which has seized all of Eu pany, the principal owner of which is with an engineer and a profile map had Veal—Fancy, 1114 @12c per pound. the conference. holding themselves in their trenches. been prepared, showing the elevations Pork—Block, 10c per pound. rope and the present war cannot be It set out definite declarations as to said to be J. T. Washburn, of Minne “ In general, between the Vistula along the line of the proposed canal, Vegetables — Cucumbers, 50@75c and the Warta, the fighting is favor per doz.; eggplant, 7c pound; peppers, what articles should be considered con charged against any one man or group apolis. The property consists of 5280 ncres which lies through a chain of natural traband of war and defined the rights of men. able to our arms.” 6@7!4c per pound; artichokes, 90c per Professor McClellan made a strong and cruises show it contains 289,000,- lakes, the highest point of which is The declaration A Rome dispatch says the Russian doz.; tomatoes, 60c@$l per crate; o f neutral shipping. 000 feet of first-quality fir timber. The only seven feet above sea level and as embassy announces that the battle of cabbage, % ® lc per pound; peas, 10c was generally viewed as marking a plea that Americans awake to their consideration is said to have been ap the greater portion of the distance is present condition o f unpreparadness great advance over the conflicting per pound; beans, 6@7c per pound; Lodz has been renewed with fresh proximately $500,000, or slightly less Hlready open by way of the string of forces. Several German divisions celery, 50@75c per pound; cauliflower, practices the several nations had ap and that immediate steps be taken to than $2 a thousand feet stumpage. lakes and a canal that ha» been used build up a national defense. 40®75c per dozen; sprouts, 8c per plied during periods of belligerency, were annihilated and many German While located several miles from the for logging purposes, the project is a generals were killed, it adds: The pound; head lettuce, $1.8502 per! with most unsatisfactory results to Columbia river the tract Is located simple one from an engineering stand pumpkins, lc per pound; neutral shipping. It has never been Naval Authority Dead. favorably for logging operations and German front has been broken in sev crate; squash, lc per pound. point. ratified, however, by all of the powers eral places and a decision is imminent. Washington, D. C. — Rear Admiral at the present time the Bremner Log Green Fruits—Apples, 65c@$1.50 | The possibilities for a ’ canal that One German corps, including nearly per box; cnsabas, 114c per pound; [ which participated in the conference. Alfred T. Mahan, U. S. N., retired, ging company’s railroad extend* to would connect Seaside with the Colum 50,000 men, having surrendered, a sec pears, $1@1.25; grapes, 75c@$1.75 per The United States and Germany are acclaimed in naval circles as the within a comparatively short distance bia river are so apparent that the proj among the powers which have recorded “ greatest modern writer on naval of it. ond corps that has been cut off from crate; cranberries, $809 per barrel. Negotiations for the sale of this ect was proposed many years ago, but Potatoes—Oregon, 75@85c per sack, their acceptance of the declaration, strategy,” died at the naval hospital the main army in the battle of Lodz, property have been in progress for the necessary backing wbh not pro Russian Poland, was completely routed, Idaho, 85c; Yakima, 85c@$l; sweet while Great Britain has not taken this here Wednesday, aged 74 years. some time and approximately a year cured at that time. However, a canal potatoes, 2c per pound. action. according to a Petrograd dispatch re Death was due to heart trouble. The ago the purchase of it by another com Onions—Yellow, 85@90c per sack. One article o f the declaration pro admiral had been in feeble health for pany was practically consununated was built from Cullaby lake, which ceived via Paris. Hops—1914 crop, 8® ll c ; 1913 crop, vides that it shall be binding as be lies about midway between Seaside several weeks, but he was not taken when complications arose in conse nominal. and Warrenton, to connect with the tween belligerent powers only on those to the hospital until a week ago and quence of which the deni was off. Wool—Valley, 17® 18c; eastern Ore Great Britain Still Has stream that empties into the Columbia by which it has been ratified. it was not generally known that his gon, 15@20c nominal. river at Warrenton and this canal was Soon after the outbreak of the condition was critical. Confidence in Naval Power Mohair—1914 clip, 2714c per pound. Admiral Ma Wool Growers Combine to used until quite recently for rafting Cascara Bark—Old and new, 4c per European war it be came evident that, han had greatly overtaxed his strength London — The British government, Hold tor Better Prices logs from the slopes near Cullaby lake while they recognized in a general in study of the present great European pound. while regretting its naval losses dur This canal, Cattle— Prime steers, $7.0007.50; way the spirit of the declaration, some Baker.—"Do not sell or contract to j into the Columbia river. ing the war, is apparently in no fear choice, $6.5006.75; medium, $6.25® of the belligerent powers intended to conflict and it is thought that the ; which is about five miles long, is in sell wool for less than 25 cents a many long hours he devoted to follow that its predominance in number of 6.50; choice cows, $5.75@6.25; medium insist on great modifications of im excellent condition. Cullaby lake is fighting craft will be threatened ser $5.25 @ 5.75; heifers, $5.25 @ 6.25; portant details, basing their action on ing the naval operations of the bellig pound.” about three miles long and the other This is the slogan which woolmen erents probably caused the breakdown iously. calves, $6.0008.00; bulls, $3.00@4.75; the fact that they had not formally of Baker and Grant county will take smaller lakes are available for use re which hastened his end. “ Britain can lose a superdread- stags, $4.5006.00. ratified the convention. to the Eastern Oregon Woolgrowers' duce the distance that would be nec Hogs—Light, $7.00@7.45; heavy, naught every month for 12 months association convention at Pendleton. essary to dig about three miles and Since the declaration was in fact a Lack o f Stamps No Crime. without a single loss to the enemy,” [ $6.0G@6.45. | Byron Gale, secretary of the local as- one-half. the extreme Sheep— Wethers, $4.0005.60; ewes, compromise between said Winston Spencer Churchill, first Washington, D. C.—Thousands of ; sociation, declared that reports from views of the several governments, $4.0005.00; lambs, $5.00®« 50. Mill Proposal Is Made. lord of the admiralty, in the house of which participated :ln the conference, persons in many cities who spent hours all sections of the Baker district Indi cate that there will be an enormous commons, “ and yet be in as good a po Tuesday rushing to the offices of in Medford—Edgar’ Ilafer, who recent a high official here pointed out that it Seattle.—There is considerable ac would have been neither just nor fair, ternal revenue collectors, alarmed over wool clip in this part of the country ly purchased the Renshaw ranch on sition of superiority as she was at the and that prices will be higher than tivity in apples, but prices are not in the opinion of tlie government, to their inability to obtain outbreak of the war.” revenue Bear creek, south of Medford, has Mr. Churchill declined to discuss quotably higher. One of the apple consent to any modification without stamps to comply with the new rev have been paid in ninny years. made a proposal to the people of Med “ The English embargo on Austral such topics as the naval engagement features during the week was the re the agreement o f all parties. enue tax law were needlessly frighten ian wool and shortage in other sec ford for the erection of a sawmill and off Heligoland, the destruction o f the ceipt of several carloads of Jonathans The State department felt obliged ed over what might happen if they tions of the country outside Oregon box factory, to be located upon his from the upper Columbia district. It British cruisers Monmouth and Good has been noted that the larger sizes to withdraw from it» adherence to r.he were not on the minute with their will have a combined effect of in property, one-third o f the capital of Hope off the coast of Chile and the are watery, with defective cores, but declaration, even before the German stamping. The internal revenue de creasing the price,” said Mr. Gale. $150,000 to be furnished by Mr. Hafer, British naval expedition in Antwerp the run of medium and small stock is partment sent telegrams to collectors "W e have more Iambs and sheep than one-thirq to be subscribed by citizens protest was received. ever in Oregon now and growers will prior to the fall of the Belgian for well adapted to the trade, and will It is said, however, that the Ger making it plain that the government have a big supply, but indications of the valley and the remaining one- tress, asserting such discussion would prove good sellers. Prices are 75c to has no intention o f prosecuting any third to be treasury stock for future man position that the British have be profitless until he was able to re $ 1 . body subject to the tax who shows that from elsewhere are that there is a enlargements. violated the spirit of the declaration shortage. There is a good undertone to the lo- veal all the facts. Instead, he went The I'acific & Eastern will extend to of London by seizing and detaining he is willing and ready to buy stamps "Woolgrowers from all over this on to give a few details regarding the j val vegetable market, and the feeling and pay. the proposed mill and the Southern Pa section are declaring that they will food supplies carried in neutral bot work the British navy was performing, j reaches, into practically every staple toms and consigned to German ports, refuse to contract to sell wool at less cific is already there. offered, root stock and hothouse goods \ than 25 cents a pound. The price Trade Balance Growing. .«redominating. The demand for local directly or indirectly, is recognized by Peace talk Denounced. Copperfield Cases Set. celery is good, the newer arrivals at the United States official» as sound. Washington, D. C.— Exports from seems high but the supply will be so limited that there will be no trouble Berlin, via London — The Cologne the golden hearts stimulating the de- 1 Baker — The'damage suits against the 12 ports which handle 80 per cent In getting It." Gazette declares that the reports of mand. Prices are 40060c. Hothouse Convict Demands Wages. Governor West and other officials of the business of the United States leaf lettuce is no longer one of the a German desire for peace, which it leading vegetable staples as in days Providence R. I.— Arguments on the | totaled $43,098,852 for the week end brought by William Wiegand and H. Baker Bids for Factories. says are probably inspired by the gone by. It has been a drug on the I constitutionality of the law authoriz- j ing November 28, as compared with Baker. — Negotiations nre pending A. Stewart, Copperfield saloonmen, British, belong to the “ region of market this season. Crate lots are i imports aggregating $26,685,557, leav between the ('ommerrla! Club and the were set as the last cases on the calen ing the state to make contracts selling higher political idiocy.” “ The posi-1 selling at 40®50c. The improved qual-1 the labor of prisoners without com ing a favorable trade balance of $16,- Union Pacific Railway to establish In dar for the Decmeber term, the court tion of the Germans, neither in the ity of California head stock has prac- [ pensating them were heard before the j 413,295. The 22 working days of No ; Baker two factories, one a wool-scour apparently believing that the cases East nor W est,” it continues, “ is crit tieally forced the local offerings off ] Rhode Island 'Supreme court. On the | vember yielded a trade balance in fav ing plant nnd the other a furniture would take an Indefinite period that market. ical. German military undertakings on the There has been a liberal supply of j ground that such enforced servitude or of the United States of $63,188,992, factory. Agents of the railroad are it would be unwise to have any other endeavoring to Interest persons who ail the battlefields are progressing fa local cabbage, which is selling a t : on the part o f a prisoner is slavery and which, according to official estimates, want to establish such plants In the cases awaiting the termination. The vorably. Neither the military nor the steady prices at 75c @$1. that the stabs constitution prohibits j indicates an export excess of approxi Baker field. Tho Commercial Club cases were set for trial for Thursday, political situation contains any reason December 17. That it will take a long Eggs—Select ranch, 44 046c per dz. slavery withou t making an exception : mately $70,000,000 for the entire has sent Information showing that time even to obtain an unprejudiced which might make Germany desirous Poultry—Live bens, 10015c per lb; j country during November. against convicts, the national commit- j there are several millions pounds of old roosters, 10c per lb: 1914 broilers, to conclude peace.” wool In the annual clip in and tribu jury is the general belief. 11c per lb; ducklings. 12@13c per Ib; j tee on prison J.abor is pressing the suit Sea-Air Attack Planned. tary to Baker county and has sent against a gurment company which geese, 10c per lb; guinea fowl, $6 per Italians Accuse France. Beach Sand Yields Gold. London—Telegraphing from Copen samples of the eastern Oregon woods doz; turkeys, live, 20c per lb; do, j holds a contra ct for prisoners’ labor. Berlin — Dispatches appearing in dressed, 22@23c per lb. Marshfield — Samuel Aychar, an ex hagen, the Daily Mail’s correspondent which can be used In the manufacture Italian newspapers are to the effect perienced early-day miner, is exhibit says: “ Realizing Great Britain’s pre of furniture. Apples—Cooking, 50 0 60c per box; tie r ay Want to Hattie. that molestation o f Italian shipping by Jonathans. 75c@$l per box; Winter ing samples of back-beach black Band Berlin—The Evangelical clergymen ponderance in dreadnaughts, work at Rare Stone Is Discovered. the French is a part of a systematic formation which assays $26 a ton. Mr. Bananas, $1.2501.50 per box; Kings, ¡ o f Berlin and its suburbs have signed a the German dockyards is being concen Albany.—A new stone quarry, which plan of the French to divert the mari declaration against the military de trated on the construction of subma will furnish a rare light buff building Archer is mining on the government 75c@$l per box; Delicious, $1.2501.50 1 time trade of Genoa to Marseilles. cree which as ys that student clergy- ; rines and aircraft, and also on what stone much sought after by architects, reservation at Charleston bay and is Word comes from Rome that in North per box; Spitzenbergs, 76c@$1.25 p<*r Fifty and which Is expected to prove one of working a four-foot ledge. men, ordainel, or clergymen who have | are called ‘ floating batteries.’ box. ern Italy there is much feeling against “ The German theory appears to be the largest Industries of the kind In pounds of tailings from his washer Grapes—Malagas, $101.15 per cri_; 1 been pensioraed may not be called to England, many foundries being closed Black Emperors. $1.15 per crate; Cor- arms. In their protest the clergymen that the British fleet can be beaten I the country, will be opened soon four netted him a $15 check frem a Puget J miles south of Brownsville. A com- because of the seizure of copper and nichons, $1 per crate. declare this decree cannot be justified only by launching against it a huge * pany headed by I/Oiiis J. Blron and Sound smelter. The find is a co n tin u a lead. British imports in October, ac tion of the big deposits o f the same submarine and air attack. It is re Vegetables.—Artichokes, 85c® $1 pr. and is an insult to them. All other cording to Rome reports, decreased 40 doz.; beans, green. 1001294c pw lb; ported that the German fleet again has William Buckler, of Portland, Is hand- nature opened up on the South Slough classes and professions have the honor I ling the enterprise The company ex- per cent, and the exports 60 per cent, bell peppers, California. 30-lb. Foxes, steamed into the North Sea.” I pects to work rapidly this winter and last summer, but which, for lack of $1 30; beets, new, $101.25 per sack; o f being able to fight for their country as compared with last year. have out conalderahle product for the machinery, have never been developed. cabbage, local. 75c@$l per 10*i n*, J and they wouled do likewise. They Wilson Wails on Ammons. | spring building trade. The machin red, 194c per lb; celery, 40060c per are going to petition the reichstag to | Germans Say Xo Change. Washington, D. C.— President Wil ery now being sent to the quarry will Ashland to Buy Camping Space. doz. revoke the decree. son, after discussing with Secretary give a capacity of three carloads a Ashland — The city will |Jorchase Berlin — An official announcement Honey—$3.2503.50 per case. ample space for camping purposes, Garrison Wednesday, the request of day. Trade Balance Grows. given out in Berlin says: Pears—Beurre Easter. $1.25 per necessitated by the tide o f travel “ English ships did not attack the box; Beurre Anjou, 75c@$l per box. Washington, D. C. — Exports at the Governor Ammons o f Colorado that Powder Magazine Rises. through here. The area will cover Quinces—$1.25 01.75 per box. coast of Flanders again Friday. There principal porta, which handle 80 per Federal troops be withdrawn from Wilsonvllle.—Watt Ship Is building about two ordinary lots arid vrill be Walnuts—18c per lb. have been no actual changes along the cent of that business, totaled $39,217,-. some of the Colorado strike districts, Dressed Beef—Prime beef steers, 537 for the week ended November 21, j decided that nothing should be done at a powder magazine here, adding one located near water and feed privileges. battle front in the western arena. To Earlier in the day the more to his list, which are scattered Space also will be set aside for auto the north o f Largemarck, we have 1 2 0 1 2 4 c per lb; cows, 1194012c per as against imports o f $24,834,124, this time. all along the line from here to Eugene. lb: heifers. 12c per lb. President told callers that he was The location selected for this maga mobile tourists. A resolution is now taken a group of houses and made a leaving a trade balance of more than Dressed Veal—14He per lb. awaiting formal notice from Governor zine is In the timber below town, (tending before the council providing number o f prisoners. Our attack in $14,000,000 in favor of the United Dressed Hogs — Whole, packing the Argonne region has made further house. 894010c per lb. States for the week and bringing the Ammons that the state was ready to j When completed the structure will for the levying of not to exceed, a half progress. French attacks in the neigh Dressed Spring Lamb— 1 2 0 13c per trade balance for the month to more . resume control in the strike zone be •tore about 4 carload of 20 per cent mill tax for general publicity pur poses. | Dupont for stumping. fore withdrawing the troops. borhood of Apremont were repulsed. ” i lb. than $ 4 « . 000 , 000 . Declaration of London Rejected by United States. German Losses Greatest Since Battles of Napoleon. Official Election Returns Give Withycombe Big Vote w- J / « TYPEWRITERS, ALL MAKES Large assortment, Spe cial Pricee. RUMCTON •a i SMITH PREMIER, $ 1 5 Up. Machines» shipped on approval ani guaran teed by Home concern. Write for samples of work, stating make preferred. 3511 Wuk. Si.. Portland, Or. N E W H O T E L H O U STO N Dave Houston. Prop. H. B. Thorsnes. Mgr. Thoroughly modern 101 Rooms of comfort. Mod erate Prices. Three minutes’ walk from Union Depot. Write for rates. 72 II So* St. PORTLAND, OR. Df IC V Im i A l .K M M is V I a losses surely im w m by Cutter's B l a c k l e g Pills. Low- priced, free*!, reliable: preferred by Western stockman because they pre test wher# other vaccines fail. W rite for booklet and testimonials. 10-dose pkge. Blackleg Pills $1.00 50-dose pkge. Blackleg Pills 4.00 Use any Injector, but Cutter's best. The superiority o f Cutter products Is due to over it years of specialising in vaeelnes and serums only. Insist on Cutter's. I f unobtainable, order direct. T H i CUTTER LABORATORY. Bsrktlsy, California. Improvement, if Slow, Is Sure. With the sanction of the stock ex change, public dealings in securities have been resumed, ail restrictions removed. That is one good sign. An other is that the figures quoted in this "official'1 market are considerably higher than those prevailing on the memorable day when such transac tions were no longer permitted, which is more particularly the case with what are known as the oil shares. They are in demand. As to exports, the tide continues to rise.—Brooklyn Eagle. »w eltin g , cm iua, anil swollen, aching ct. Sold bv all Druggists. Price .'V. Don i accent » n r T r ! * 1. k S -A » « ® Allen 8. Dimmed. Le R oy, N. Y. H itt. A ,M ic a s Private Property at Sea. Steady progress has been made to ward the position of the United States for the last century and a half. Even tually It will become the law of na tions, if maritime war is still to con tinue. The careers of the Kmden and the Karlsruhe and Koningsberg show the futility of efforts to destroy pri vate property at sea. Certainly, they prove how little effect on the final outcome of a titanic struggle such raiding can have.—New York Post. RESINOL WILL SURELY STOP T H A T ITCHING What blessed relief! The moment resinol ointment touches itehine s '',->. the itching stops and healing begins. That is why doctors have prescribe!! it successfully for nineteen years in even the severest, stubbornest cases of ec zema, tetter, ringworm, rashes and other tormenting, unsightly skin-erup tions. With the help of warm baths with resinol soap, resinol ointment re stores the skin or scalp to perfect health and comfort, quickly, easily and at little cost. At all druggists.— Adv. Who Is She? There was a dame in our town. And she was wondrous wise. She planned to shop quite early, To every one’s surprise. But when her plans were finished. With all her might and mnln. She shirked her Christinas shopping And found it filled with pain. |-IOWAllI> K. HT'KTON ahshvpp nnrt nuiniwC, ■ ■ Lend vi lie , Colcratlo. Hperuuou j>ru.*ea: t.olu. Silver. Lead. Si. G o ld , Silver, 15c; Gol«l. uUc: /m o or Copper II. Ms i I in« envelope« • .d full pricelist nt o a nj'plieHt ion. C o n tr o l «ml Umpire w ork «» >ited. Iieferenco: Ourt>onute Net Inn a I Heuk. E “ Fiddler’s Green.” "Fiddler's Green” is the Elysium of the sailors; n land flowing with rum and lime juice; a place of perpetual music, mirth, dancing, drinking and tobacco. In Business. Attention, application, accuracy, method, punctuality and dispatch are the principal qualities required for the efficient conduct of business of any sort.—S. Smiles. Y O U R O W N D R U G G IS T W ILL TULL YO U Try M u rin ' K y e R e m e d y /o r R ed , W e a k . W a te r y R y e .a iu lllr a n iila t .il E y e lid » ; N o S m a r t i n g — tiaU K y e Comfort. W rite for Book of .h e E ye ly mall Free. Murine R ye R e m e d y Do., C h ic a g o , I It cost a man $25 to beat up an al leged homebreaker. The interstate commerce commission would probably hold the rate just and reasonable. The cotton bail is Intended to stim ulate the sale of cotton. Well, we’ve been buying cotton for years in guar anteed all-wool suits. On that skunk farm in California even the most pronounced standpatter will probably agree an eight-hour duy is suCficieut. Quick Relief When Utterly Worn Out Getting the Blood in Order b Required By Most People. { I f ya o think yoa h a re gone to ■maxh s M I t only fo r the discard, try 8. 8. 8. fo r the blood It w ill surprise you to know w hat can be dons fo r health once the blood is released o f the excess o f body w a s te s that keep It from exercisin g Its full measure o f bodily repair. I f yoa feel play ed out, g o to any drug store mad ask fo r a bottle o f 8. 8. 8. Here Is a rem edy that gets at work In a tw ink lin g ; It Just natu ra lly rushes right into yomr blood, sca tters germ s right and left, up and down and sidew ays. You feel better a t once, n ot from a stim ulant, n et from the a ction o f dr a , b t from the ration al effect o f a natural medi cine. T h e ingredients in 8. R. S. serve tho active purpose o f s o stlm ulailn;* the cellular tissues o f the body that they pick out from tbs blood their ow n essential nutrim ent and thus repair w ork b egins at <-n«e. T a e relief la general all over the system . D a n ot n eg lect to get a bottle o f 8. 8 8. today. It w ill m ake yon feel better In Just a few m inutes. It Is prepared only in the laboratory ©< The S w ift Specific C o., fiTO B w lft B ld g . A tla n ta , <»a. Send fo r their free book telling o f the m any strange con ditions that afflict the human fa m ily tip reason o f im poverish ed blood. F. N . U. I N o . 4P, 1914 W H E N writing ta advertiser«, please a » Has this paper, _______
