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ALLIES TO PROTEST BERLIN’S SEA RULE RAW FURS WANTED. S k u n k , R accoon , MUSKRAT, OTTER, ETC Better Prices; Quick Returns Boycott on U. S. Ports Possible If America Accepts View. SNIP Tl H. LIEBES & CO. Manufacturing Furriers Eat. 62 Years 201 Horns* St. Corbett Bldg.. DIPLOMACY WITH GERMANY TANGLED PORT LA <0. OREGON Teutons to Treat Armed Merchant Ships as War Vessels and Sink Them Without Warning. 1 9 1 6 C atalo g Seeds. Plants, Bulbs, Gar- \ den, Orchard and Pesltry t g-T i Supplies. Fertilizers, Etc. ~ r A reliable H estern Catsluff for _ Hew tern 1 tu vers. Our "H igheat Stocks, direct tu buy- m l r Quality” ers only, no agents. You save | 1 J time and money by buy ing o f ua. j [ New Catalog No. 64 FREE j RoutledgeS«ed4 Floral Co. t 16*. 171 Second St.. Fortlasd. Or 1 Washington, D. C.— Diplomatic ne gotiations o f various character soon w ill confront the United States as the result o f the expected intention o f the German and Austrian governments to treat armed merchant ships o f the en tente allies as war vessels after Feb ruary 29. Apparently it is certain that any attempt by the United States to change the present rule perm itting the use o f Am erican ports by merchant ships armed for defensive purposes and would be met by a strong protest. Correspondence also is likely to follow FEDERAL TIRES AND TUBES i f the United States assumes a posi Free Tire Service. tion which coincides with that o f Ger " THE HOUSE OF SE R V IC E * many and Austria regarding the right M O TO R C A R S U P P L Y CO., Inc. 33 B ro a d w a y No. Portland, Ora. o f submarines to sink armed ships without warning. On the other hand, the United States Double Tread Puncture Prsof Ties Mude from your old onoR. Last long itself may take the in itiative should as Brand New TIKES W rite ua. the entente allies impose a virtual OREGON V I LCAN1ZING CO.. 550 Washington St.. Portland. Ore. boycott on American ports in the event that this government decides armed merchant ships entering WEEKS' B R E A K -U P-A -C O LD TABLETS that American waters are ships of war, and A guaranteed remedy for Colds and therefore subject to internment. La Grippe, Price 25c o f your druggist. The view o f at least some o f the I t ’s good. Take nothing else.—Aav. representatives of the entente allies here is that any change made in the rule bearing on submarine warfare Holland's Sound Policy. Holland holds Java and her other during the war would be an unneutral outlying possesions, and maintains an act. The governments are represented Important overseas trade, with a navy as not being prepared to admit that of very moderate dimensions that there has been any change in the con ranks perhaps twelfth among the na ditions of naval warfare which would tions She lias some submarines, and warrant characterizing merchant ships will increase the number o f her de armed for defensive purposes as war stroyers and smaller protective craft. ships. She has also an efficient army, based In Teutonic quarters, however, it is upon the principle of conscription or compulsory service. The ordinary contended that merchant ships armed are really field force of the Netherlands army for defensive purposes amounts to about 150.000 men, while armed fo r resistance and that mer in the various reserves there are per- ] chant ships have no right to resist. haps 300,000 more. Holland has six Moreover, it is contended by Germany million people, as against our one that it is impossible to adhere to the hundred million, and la not a warlike principle o f warning merchant ships, or militarized nation. Hut she could as, should they be armed, a single put 400,000 men into active service shell o f small caliber could sink any more readily than we could mobilize one-fourth as many, using our national submarine. American officials seem inclined to guard and other possible sources of supply. If we were ar. well prepared the view that the contentions o f the relatively as Switzerland or Holland German and Austrian governments are to defend our homes,— whlie continu well founded, and from several quar ing to stand with them, as we now do, ters came the information that the for the principles of Justice, honor and United States might warn its nationals civilization in the world,— we should to remain off merchant ships that are have at least six million men ’ rained armed. This, it was said in German and equipped for military duty.— From “ The Progress of the World,” In the quarters, was precisely what the Ger American Review of Reviews for Feb man and Austrian governments have been aiming to achieve. ruary. The possibility o f the entente allies putting into effect a practical boycott In Far-off India. In some unknown manner a little o f American ports was widely dis The allies sample of Hanford's Ralsam of Myrrh ' cussed in official circles. found its nay into an interior village may permit only a sufficient number of of India. It was its own agent, and their unarmed ships to enter American from that small beginning a steady ports to take away merchandise and trade has developed and each succeed goods consigned to themselves. It ing shipment has been larger. Adv. ; was admitted in high official quarters that should such a plan be put into In Keeping. effect action might be taken. W aiter (to westerner, who Is In restaurant with city n iece)— Shall I bring you a half portion, sir? Westerner— A what? Niece (in terp osin g)--T h at is the way you order in these places, nncle. Westerner— Oh, is it! A ll right, i St. Ixiuis— Ix>cked in a room on the firing me a half portion and a quarter section of beef and a few acres of cel sixth floor o f a popular downtown ho ery.—Judge. tel here Saturday night four men fought with knives, dentists’ instru I-IO W A R D K m 'R T tlil - r *nft r í e n ¡ i < ments and pistols until all were too • * J » • ..... - . t . . , «. (M l. S llx 'r I m i -I. Si O.'lil, S II,nr. 7.'., Goal. IjUr: Z.no badly wounded to continue. The bat or • i .-r I. 'I ' m ,n f-o v r lc p * . • -d full pr.re lia , frm on oliti loot i h Vtntrol m.d Coiinr»- work a . tle was a sequel to business differences flolUMt I h , f i ntnir Carbonate N otion.! I W ok. between tw o dentists. When the police and hotel guests Old-School Sensibilities. "D o you remember the ballet In broke into the room they found Dr. A. ‘The Black Crook,’ ’’ asked the judge. F. Johnson, a local dentist, uncon " I should say I do," replied the ma scious with a bullet wound in the head; jor. “ I have heard they have even Dr. Charles W. Kennerly, o f San An better stage dancing now than in tonio, Tex., with blood pouring from those days.” knife wound in his arm; another man "Perhaps. T here’s no chance of who had registered as W. E. Arnold, our finding out. A gentleman can’t go o f Mobile, Ala., unconscious on the to see a fine ballet now without being bed with his throat cut, and Charles embarrassed by the presence of a theatre full of ladies."— Washington laxly, an assistant to Dr. Johnson, cut bruised and dazed. Star. Monamobile Oils and Greases J four in Bloody Battle to finish In Prominent St. Louis Hotel According T o Ability, Country Judge— How long have you owned a car? Motorist (charged with speeding)— One week, your honor. Judge— U rn -th en you cats still af ford to pay a fine. Tw enty d ollars!—- Puck. F or “ B a ck w a rd ” C o w * here wcti ■ cow. bar • p eck »«« o f * m your feed desler o r tlruieiU and [t o directions You'll be aur-tiae-i si s it makes ie her feo etsl health sod o r Kura ia especially recommeeded -e and cere fer Abortion Barrenness. 1 e w i a l Lost Appetite. Beaches nnd • ailments. frsa Ttaattaa. "The Hues SOCIA Tl OR CO. NO RTH W ESTERN AGENTS Portland Seed Co., Portland, P. N. U. • Oregon No. 8. 1918 Robert Dollar Is Sold. San Francisco— The sale to Japanese owners o f the American steamer Rob ert Dollar was announced here by the Dollar Steamship company. It was said that the price was in excess o f $1,000,000. The Robert Dollar was built in 1911 in Glasgow at a coat o f $250,000. She was placed under the American flag at the outbreak o f the war. An offer o f $1,000,000 was said to have been made fo r her a few months ago, but refused, as the trip on which the vessel was then engaged promised a profit o f $250,000. Ads fo r Defense Advised. Washington, D. C.— A national de fense advertising campaign has been laid before President Wilson by a com m ittee o f Associated Ad clubs o f the world. The committee said it stood ready to prepare the campaign and carry it to fulfillment, enlisting assist ance o f newspapers and magazines and other advertising agencies. The com mute, headed by Herbert S. Houston, o f N ew York, president o f the associ ation, also presented a plan for mobil ization resources for national defense and for international peace. Spring Arrives o n Mars. Flagstaff, Ariz. — What appears to be the first spring thaw on Mars has just been detected by the astronomers o f the Lowell observatory. The north rap itself is in active process o f melt ing. a circular r ift having appeared half way through it which is widening and which is connected with the border by radical tributary nfta. The rap is surrounded by a clear blue bard un like the tint o f the vegetation mark ings. TOO MANY CHILDREN a r e u n d e r -z iz e , u n d e r -w e ig h t ASTORIA COMMITTCf ACTIVt f l NORTHWEST MARKET REPORTS; TOR LOCATION OE NAVAL BASE GENERAL CROP CONDITIONS with pinched faces and poor blood; they Astoria, Ore. — A representative do not complain but appetite lags, they committee of citizens o f this city are have no ambiuoa and do not progress. prosecuting a vigorous campaign or Such children need the rich medicinal the location o f a government naval nourishment iti S c o t t ’• E m u ls ion ab)ve base o f the first class at or near the everything else; its pure cod liver oil con mouth o f the Colmubia river. tains nature's own blood-forming, flcih- The camgaign is predicated on the building fats which quickly show in rosy broad claim that the Columbia river is cheeks, better appetite, firm flesh and the logical location for the third Pa sturdy frames. cific Coast naval base of the first class; If your children are languid, tired that it is capable of admitting and ac when rising, catch cold easily or find commodating the largest vessels of the their studies difficult, give them S c o t t ’ • United States navy; that it is the port E m u ls io n ; it supplies the very food ele o f entrance for the greatest interland ments that their systems lack. o f the Pacific coast; that it is the Scoff's Emulsion contains no alcohol shortest and most mobile from the Pa and is so good for growing children it's « cific to the Atlantic; that it has tribu pity to keep it from them. tary to it, easy of assembly, all ma terials necessary for the maintenance U-47 Scott ABowue. Bloomfield. N J. o f a naval station; that it can be most easily mined and fortified for defense Elm Leaf Beetle Woret Peat. and for the operation of battleships, Oregon Agricultural College, Cor scout cruisers and submarines; that vallis.— The elm leaf beetle, which has already become a serious pest in Mult fo r the government to neglect to ade nomah county, Oregon, and threatens quately equip it as a naval base o f the to spread to other parts of the state, may be effectively controlled by lead arsenate spray applied to the foliage. The proper spray fairly applied at the right time to every portion of the in fested trees w ill hold the pest abso lutely In check, says A. L. Lovett, en tomologist at the Agricultural College. Commercial lead arsenate paste should be used at the rate of three to five pounds o f the paste to fifty gal lons of water. T w o applications should be given, the first in the spring Just as soon as the leaves are out well. This is to poison the beetles that have wintered over, which deposit the eggs. The second and most Important spray should be applied about three weeks after the first. This Is to catch the young grubs Just hatching and the re maining beetles Great care should be taken to get this second spray on the under surface of the leaves, since this ia where the grubs feed. Where these sprays are not applied an appli cation must be made in July to catch the pests of the second generation. He had Just paid a dollar and a quarter for having the d if ferential in his 1913 car overhauled when another man drove in the garage and said: “ That’s just the job I want done go to it at the same price.” But the repair man replied: Portland— Wheat - Bluestem, $1.07 per bushel; fortyfold, 97c; club, 95c; red F ife, 95c; red Russian, 94c. Hay — Eastern Oregon timothy, “ Sorry, but it can’ t be done. Why, it would take five dollar«’ $17.50fq 18.50 per ton; valley timothy. worth o f time just to get to your differential before starting to $14(til6; alfalfa. $19(q20; oats, and work on it. vetch, $13t(4l4. “ Your car is Not a Reo!” M iilfeed— Spot prices: Bran, $23.50 per ton; shorts, $20; rolled barley $31 R eo accessibility means low cost o f main (tl 32. Corn— Whole. $3 7 per ton; cracked, tenance. R eo $38. Vegetables— Artichokes, $1.10tt( 1.30 The Fifth. The Incomparable Car. $875 per dozen; tomatoes, California, $1.75 f. o. b. Factory. (ti2 per crate; cabbage, $1.50ttt 1.75 per hundred; garlic, 12Jo per pound; pep This model has satisfied seventy thousand users many o f them pers, 20qt'25c; eggplant, 25c; sprouts, among your neighbors because it saves money by reason o f ita 8(ti 9c; horseradish, 8Jc; cauliflower, accessibility. $1.25 per dozen; celery, $4.75 per crate; beans, llkti 12Jc per pound; let tuce, $2.40((t2.50 per crate; peas, 8(ti 10c per pound; cucumbers, $1.50(0.2 Distributors. per dozen. Green Fruits — Grapes, $4(o 5 per Broadway at Couch St.. Portland, Oregon barrel; cranberries, $11. F . W . V O C L E R . President. Potatoes — Oregon, $12.50(0)2 per sack; Yakimas, $1.85; sweets, $2.75 (« 3 per hundred. Onions — Oregon, buying price, $2 f. o. b. shipping point. Apples— Spitzenbergs, extra fancy, $2.25; fancy, $2; choice, $1.25(0 1.50; Jonathans, extra fancy, $1.50; fancy, $1.25; choice, $1; Y ello w Newtowns, extra fancy, $2; fancy, $1.76; choice, Pkt. 10c.; 1-4 lb. 16c.; I lb. 20c.— Pottpaid. $1 (ft) 1.25; Baldwins, extra fancy, 25 lbs. and over, 15c per lb., f. o. b. Portland. $1.50; fancy, $1.25; choice, $1; rus sets, orchard run, $1. E ggs — Jobbing prices : Oregon ranch, candled, 40c per dozen; un candled, 37(o39c. Poultry — Hens, small, lfkoH ic per pound; large, 16(o 17c; small springs, 14(0 15c; turkeys, live, 18(o20c; dress ed, choice, 24(o 25c; ducks, 13(o.l5c; geese, 10c. Butter — Creamery prints, extras, 34c per pound; firsts, 32c; seconds, 30c. Butterfat, No. 1, 82c, No. 2, 30c. •ml other beautiful V eal— Fancy, 12c per pound. I ^ I g ' - v e Illustrated catalogue offering will fit any ambitious young Man or Wom Pork— Fancy, 9c per pound. Newspapers stereotypers use Han ■ lU lL k . the finest and largest atock in an for High-class postilion in ford's Balsaiq of Myrrh for relief from Hops — 1915 crop, 9 i (tl1 12Jc per the Pacific Northw est free upon request. splashing metal burns. Adv. Bookkeeping, Slenography, Sdlesminsbip pound. C L A R K E B R O S ., Florists, Wool— Eastern Oregon, 18(o25c )>er To men this includ«*. valuable athletic, FortlanJ, Oregon. Glacial Drift To Stop Leak. aquatic ami memberahip srivili-ttea. al pound; valley, 25(o26c; fa ll lambs' though tuition coat i. Icaa than elaewhope. wool, 25c; mohair, Oregon, 28c University o f Washington, Seattle. Valuable course, can alw> be had in Scrap*. Grammar grade and College Preparatory —That the glacial drift material found Cascara Bark —Old and new, 3|(o4o Lord Brooke ia In command of the Subject. W R IT » r t l « CATALOG. at the site of the Cedar River dam. the There are 297,866 Sunday schools In ________ Canadian forces that have proved per pound. head o f the Seattle water system, Cattle— Choice steers, $7.25(0,7.75; ' the world, made into a cement and placed over themeelvee eo brave and effective In gtxxl, $6.75(117; medium. $6.50oi6.76; \ Cuba Is seklng designs for a me the 150 acres of ground on the slope the European war. choice cows, $5.50 (tl 6.50; medium, I morial of the battleship Maine. No Respect For A Lawyer. below the dam at a depth of five New Zealand is to have its first roof inches will stop the leakage that has first class, and to fully fo r tify it, is to 4.75(«5.20; heifers, $4(u6.40; bulls,; garden, over a six story department An English journal tells of an ac made useless the $150,000.000 dam, is leave the logical point o f attack open $2.50(u 4.50 ; stags, $3(t; 5.25. tion brought against a farmer for hav store now building. Hogs — Light, $7.25(« 8; heavy. the opinion of Arnold E. Osterberg, a to the mercy o f a hostile fleet. Kings In the earliest days were ing called another a "rascally law An old husbandman, being a senior chemical engineer at the uni merely "fathers of fam ilies" and the yer.” This is a move in line with the non $6.25(u 7. versity. Mr. Osterberg began last partisan preparedness program o f the Sheep Wethers, $6<n7.25; word ts derived from the same source witness, was asked If he heard the week to carry on tests and expert general government, anti is a serious $4.25(ti6.55; Iambs, $7fu8.65. defendant call tlio plaintiff a lawyer. as "kin.” inents to substantiate his plan. "1 did." was tho reply. A plant has been discovered tn Cuba effort to safeguard the lives and prop Seattle engineers and experts from "P ra y,” said the judge, "what ta hearing fruit like figs in which flies erty o f the citizens o f the Pacific the East who have examined the ilam lay their eggs, to be hatched by the your opinion of the import of tho Northwest. It is argued that the suggest a similar method of remedy, word ?’’ ■un. but they claim that It will be neces equipment o f the Columbia river as "T h ere can be no doubt of that,” Annual production of honey and sary to import a large quantity of outlined, is absolutely necessary for wax In the United States has gratia replied the fellow. Portland — More interest is being lime and other materials and also the protection o f the Northwest coast "W hy, my good man.” said the ally mounted until It now totals in that the coating will have to be at o f the United States, including Puget shown in the hop market than at any value more than $6.000,000. lutlge, "there Is no dishonor In the least nine inches deep. They estimate Sound and the large naval investments Millions of had eggs are seized ev name. Is there?” tim e since the recent deals were com the total cost at about one-half million at Bremerton. "I know nothing nbout that,” ans ery ’ year pleted by the Oregon H opgrowers’ as- pr> * * * * tn 1,1 ‘ London, 'on.uu" ; and the way they dollars. Mr. Osterberg claims that iut or of wered he, "but this 1 know— If a man 1 . .. J r» • . * w , , arc is to tip them out Boiled down, the argument, as set soeiation. Prices Liave not been ad- . . . destroyed ' Qt„. tt ril» i« r the products of the dam can be uspi I . . . .. . . . , their cases and run a steam roller called me u lawyer I'd knock him forth by the chairman o f the Astoria vanced, but the market ts on a very ovt,r (hem and that the expense will not be so down.” committee, F. C. Harley, is as follow s: j steady foundation. j \ revival In hemp growing la re- 'Why, sir," said the judge, pointing great. The Columbia can and should be The sharp advance in the London I ported from Kentucky. This year's to one o f the counsel, “ that gentleman For lame back use Hanford's Bal made as impregnable as the Darda market, cabled the first o f the week, j crop is estimated at 8,000,000 pounds, is a lawyer and I, too, am a lawyer.” sam. applied thoroughly and well rub nelles or the K e il canal. "N o .n o ,” replied the fellow ; "no. of 10 shillings a hundredweight, equal j ugainst 1,600,000 last year, and 6.500. bed In. Adv. This can be accomplished by fortifl- I to about 2J cents a pound on Pacific, ooo in 1909. Wisconsin alsp Increased my lord. You uro a judge, I know, but I'm sure you are no lawyer."— New cations at its entrance and close within confirms advices lately received o f the | Its acreage. A Good Mate. Forty states of the union have taken York Sun. its harbor and by the maintenane of strengthening o f the market abroad. some legal action toward safeguard W hy wouldn't the girl who “ took mines and submarines. due to a reduction of English stocks. lng the sanitation of public school For tho big and little burns In cook everybody’s eye" be an appropriate The Columbia should have the ad L e e «' exporters report no increase in buildings, according to a recent bul ing unii baking, keep Hanford's Bal wife for the man who succeeded in ditional arm of a naval base of the orders frt.m the other side, but antici sam of Myrrh near for quick relief. letin Issued by the federal bureau of getting the public’s ear?— B row ning« first class for speedy, mobilized re pate an improved demand. Adv. education. Magazine. sistance o f attack by a foreign fleet at The Bagley crop of 427 bales at Dr. W. T. Grenfell, noted for hts any part o f .our coast line from San Hillsboro was bought by the F. S. work among the Labrador flsherfolk. flsherfolk, Stopped Right There. The W ise Hobo. The price was not has accepted an Invitation to take Norhorne Robinson was in Boston "H ow is it you always pick out a Francisco to the Straits o f Juan de Johnson company. made public. The same firm bought! ph“ tk^' ef^a divisltm^ofjt hospital unit one day, when he discovered that he bachelor to listen to your hard luck Fuca. Our fleet at Puget Sound would be 59 bales from Charles Leith, o f Wood- that has been sent to France by liar had to get off a lot of letters In a hur story ?’’ ry. He called up a typewriting bureau " A married man has troubles of his bottled up in the event o f war with burn, and a number o f other lots at | vard university A dynamometer mounted on an or and asked for the manager. A woman’s Great Britain or her allies, and with Woodburn, aggregating 200 bales, in- own, usually.” dinary dray Is used by the United voice replied: the Columbia river as the point of con i eluding the crops o f Whitney, Lemry, States department of ugrtcillfure to “ I speak for the manager.” centration o f a large reserve it would Crosby, McCormick, Dulmis and Kil- register the tractive force required to EASY WAY TO HEAL "I want a typewriter to come over s be possible to Bpeedily send a fleet to len. The prices o f the Woodburn lots draw various weights over different to my hotel anil take about 30 letters,” COMMON SKIN-TROUBLES | its relief, either to the Sound or to ranged from 9 to 10 cents. kinds of roadways. explained Robinson. "I'v e had a ma chine sent up here, and I always dic A Baltimore doctor suggests this other points on the coast as fa r as the For wire cuts use Hanforda' Balsam. tate to the machine. Can you send simple, but well tried and inexpensive, : Southern Oregon line. Adv. me a girl who Is a sw ift perform er?” The Columbia has transcontinenal home treatment for people suffering “ I certainly can" replied the woman. with eczema, ringworm, rashes and rail lines and highways reaching di Hood River, Or. The first shipment j To Safety. "Does she know how to spell?’ similar itching, burning skin troubles. rectly by watergrade into the interior, o f Hood R iver apples since Monday, | "W hy, certainly. She's the best A t any reliable druggist's get a jar providing facilities for easy and expe January 31, left here this week. W il- j A wedding company on their way speller we have in the shop." of resinol ointment and a cake o f res- ditious to church had to cross a river in a movement o f supplies and mer Sieg, sales manager o f the Apple j lnol soap. These are not at all expen "W e ll, has she horse sense? You skiff, when, as luck would have It, the troops. G rowers’ association, said he has been bridegroom fell Into the water. sive. With the resinol soap and warm know. 1 don't wnnt to have to stop and The Columbia river basin contains unable to fill orders because o f the | water bathe the affected parts thor Wringing her hands, the bride cried explain everything to her.” W ith the weather breaking \ out that somebody would save her bo '. "She's unusually clever.” oughly, until they are free from crusts about one-third o f the available unde snow. and the skin is softened. Dry very veloped waterpower o f the United every effort to clean up the stock will loved. By this time Robinson was greatly gently, spread on a thin layer of the States, and is rich in undeveloped ni be made. "W hat for?” asked one of the coin 1 elated. resinol ointment, and cover with a trates for the manufacture o f explo "T h a t's fine,” he said. "H ave her Reports from growers in all parts of pany. “ He's a good swim mer." light bandage, If necessary, to protect sives. Considerable coal deposits lie the valley intimate no damage from i "T h a t’s Just I t ! ” cried the bride over here at 8 o'clock tonight. By tho the clothing. This should be done within its confines or are directly trib "D on't you see that he Is swimming way. who is this girl?" the thawing o f the snow. twice a day. Usually the distressing utary to it. "It's me." said the voice. toward the other bank?” Philadel laical officials, however, have no en- ; itching and burning stop.with the first "Good n ig h t!’’ concluded Robinson, These resources, available for our couragement as to exports o f fru it fo r j phia Ledger. treatment, and the skin soon becomes all his Joy departing "I hereby elect clesr anil healthy again unless the own miantenance and defense, would, the coming season or fo r heavy sales you as the honorary president of the Solid Grub. trouble Is due to some serious internal in the present unprotected and help of late export apples. The Fruit and "M r*. Van Wombat's buffet lunch lla te M yself Club.” — Popular Maga disorder. Samples free, Dept. 7 S, less condition o f the Columbia river, Vegetable producers and Distributors' j zine. made a great bit with the men pres Resinol, Baltimore, Md. be o f immense advantage to an attack join t committee, a Lordon organiza- ent.” ing force, and easy o f capture. I t s * « l l e u l t l , y. S t r o n g , l l e n o l t f a l F r e e tion, is now engaged in a gigantic "Som ething new?” What an Automobile Buyer Looks For c u lis ta fcuti PSyelt-lune need M u rlo e t > # "A t a woman's lunch, yes. In addi R O r m campaign to educate English people to n lf n o n / jr r e r * b e fo re It w a s offered t a n TOO-Foot Pennant Flown. F. W. Vogler, president o f the North use only home-grown vegetables and tion to the fruit salads and macaroons U u o ie a lk ICjm M ed irlo # . M a rin e Is s t ill C om ■he provided a few ham sandwiches.” west Auto Company, Reo distributors, p o u n ded by O u r P b y e lc ln n s s a d g u a ra n te e d Seattle, Wash. The armored cruis fruit*. The local association has re by them au a K ell a b le H eller fo r b y r e th at N e e d says that the fundamentals on which ceived from I/ondon a circular letter, — Louisville Courier Journal. er Saratoga, which has been flagship ( ’are. T ry It In y o u r K y ra an d In b a b y 's Kyee — cars are purchased by the m ajority of issued by the organization, which N o S m a rtin g a i m , lin y M u rin e This Didn't Really Happen. buyers who have analyzed the situa o f the Asiatic fleet for six years, ar o f y o u r l> r u r r le t --e < - - T't no S u b stitu te, a u d If says: tion thoroughly before making a se rived at the Puget Sound navy yard " I won't wear my new dresses at tntere«ted w i l t s f o r II kok o f tb e K i t Free. “ This committee has obtained the H lt t lN S ! k l K M U I Z U f ((> .. C H I C A G O lection, are based on four things that Wednesday night to undergo general Atlantic City after all.” support and co-operation o f many kin this class of purchaser Insists on. "And after all the money you repairs which will cost $200,000 and dred associations keenly interested in spent?" No Wonder. The first question asked Is how long require several months’ work. The the growth and distribution o f British ! has this model been on the market. "Y e s ; but you see they're packed so The sentimental bride at a fashion Saratoga, which as the N ew York was Experience has taught the careful fruits atid vegetables, and the joint | nicely that I hate to take them out of able seaside resort watched tho sun Admiral Sampson's flagship during the buyer that a first year model, regard committee ia now actively engaged in the trunk."— Philadelphia Public Led set In rapturous silence. less o f who Is bark of It, Is more or Spanish-American war, entered port advocating an increased consumption ger. Then she murmured: less of an experiment and the user flying a pennant 700 fe e t long, a foot o f these products.” "See. George, darling, how phosphor each man ultimately pays for this experiment having lieen added for Speaking Of Cara. escent ! ” lng aboard. The pennant was kept afloat "It's no wonder," responded the "Som e are so Intensely modern Change Is Smallest in Years. When transmission Is located on the by small balloons. that they prefer a Corot to a Hem- matter of fact bridegroom, "when you rear axle, experience has 'aught the Portland— O w ing to the strains in ferandt." think how many matches are made In buyer that this is a good thing to avoid cident to the annual settlements, some " I f it's a better hill climber I don't this place.” — Chicago Herald. Canal Feel* Three Quake*. because of the shocks it must get over Panama — Three sharp earthquake expansion in the country's business blame 'em. Me for the French car ordinary and rough roads Sagacious Departure. every time.’’— Puck A third point of vital Importance In shocks occurred between I I and 11:14 m ortality invariably occurs during Jan "W h y did you come so suddenly out the experienced buyer's mind la the o ’ clock Wednesday. The whole city uary, yet the numerical change in Chopping Him Off. of Miss Prettyman's house the other size and stability of the manufacturer and the canal zone were shaken. The commercial failures last month was evening?” "1 don't want to Interfere with your The experienced buyer wants a car disturbance was most severely fe lt in the smallest noted in several years " I thought It best to execute a slWi business, but— ” began the village that is backed by the personal respon tegtc retreat, as I noticed her father the nev#administration building, sev As reported to R. G. Dun A Co., there bore. sibility of some one Individual who Is were 2009 insolvencies, with an indebt "A ll right,” Interrupted Cyrus K. seemed to hare a hostile movement on not under the constant fear that If eral o f the clerka running out o f the edness o f $25,863,286, against 170 for Snapper, "Go ahead and Interfere with foot.” — Baltimore American. dividends are not of a given amount structure in alarm. No damage to the canal, lock* or $19,605,274 in December, 2848 for I t ! " — Judge. at the end of the season the position T o Hslp The Story. $49,640,575 a year ago. 1857 in 1914 will be open for another man dams is reported. All For Nothing. Mary M ild- Do you suppose any Service is the fourth demand of the The recording instruments showed fo r $39,374,347 and 1814 in 1913. "M other was rather angry with you body e ver called Gracia Glltmore customer who has been through the that the earthquake had ita center in when the liabilities were $22,972,769. last night.” beautiful? mill. He must know from personal • the vicin ity o f Loe Sen ton province, Carrie Caustlque— Reporters twice "W hy, I didn't kiss y o u ' ' observation for his own satisfaction where most earthquakes originate. Ridgefield Mill Resumes. described her— when she eloped with “ Just so And she waited all the that repair parta are kept at the dis Ridgefield. Wssh — The Bratlie-Mc- a street car conductor and when she evening at the keyhole for nothing.” — tributing point O f course the finan divorced him.—Judge. Clelland shingle mill at this place re Philadelphia Record. Carranza Men In Mutiny, cial and moral standing of the dealer telling the car ia of equal importance. Laredo, Tex. A mutiny in Nuevo sumed operations Monday, a fte r being Laredo among the troop* o f the d* fac idle for nearly a week because o f the to government caused the closing o f weather. The mill w ill furnish em the international bridge between this ployment to about 25 men. place and the Mexican town. About luatheom* d l»ra a * from rum ana T o u f i n p r e v e n t tr Chehalis Sawmill Resumes 50 shot* were fired and much alarm th ro u g h y o u r a t u U « an ! curs a ll the c o lt * s u ffe r in g w ith It D ar and night c*—— F . i p ^ ' training i ng S o m a t t e r h ow voun w h en yo u begin th e tre a tm e n t. was occasioned here. Censorship es Chehalis, Wash. — The Coal Creek Iti repairing driving and machin* work. It I* w o n d e rru l h o w * It I P O H N ' I I « « a f e to use on a n y r •It including forge, lath*. *hap*r. drill press, tablished by the municipal authorities Lumber company started ita s a w m ill1 ft h»w f < 4 t* o r hor*«a at p r e v e n t * a ll d iit e m p er*, no m t r v ’ or*. etc Tim * onhmitrd C O M PE A ll g o o d d ru g gist«« and t u r f good« a n y * g e a re ‘ e ip t a r d ." The company has prevented the full fact* from becoming here Wednesday. T E N T i R A U m i ' M A N I» M M H A N t* I tl h o u « * * and mn nil fa c t u r e r * eel I S PO M % M l FU P E L I ED. W E IT E US. known, although it wa* said the mutin plenty of orders at much better price# e* b o tti# ; M a n d I I '» a d«.'***n S P Ò H N M É O I C A L CO.* C h # m . l i t i and l a c t t r l o i o g i i t l , O o*h #n , ln d .# U fi. A. U J ous troop* had been captured and that than some weeks ago. The sh in gle< loyal men were patrolling the town. mill plant also is running full blast. Write for full details of NORTHWEST AUTO CO., LORD BROOKE S U D A N GRASS SEED B u tz e r’s S e e d Store 188-190 Front St., Portland, Ore, OREGON ROSES PORTLAND Y. M. C. A. Coast Hop Prices Take Jump in London Market Apple Shipment Made. Portland Y. M. C. A. Auto School COLT DISTEMPER
