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MKDi)m) MATL TRTBUNB, MED'FCmn, ORKOON, "FRIDAY, SlOTrcMIWlR .18, 1014
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DOLLAR DEMOCRACY REPUDIATED
NORTHWEST SEEKS
EMERGENCY RATE
ON FRUIT EAST
Tlinl flic rnlirc northwest and till
fruit interests are lining up in sup
port oC tho emergency frciulit rote,
ns requested Iiy lite Northwestern
Fruit Exchange, is evidenced by tho
fnot tlutt they are receiving eo-ojer-ntion
from every hand. It seem
that this contention may lie the
incmiK of bringing together the fruit
interests of the northvvcxt generally
or other nitits for n common good.
The initiative u taken by the ex
change in addressing a inemoruun to
the common earners oC the north
west, setting forth tho need for alle
viation of present difficulties, hi tiic
fdinpo of n reduction on apple freight
to the Missouri river mid xit)t oa.t.
It; Imf, heen approved and is being
indorsed n an active way by not only
the growers, but by nil other fmit
hniidling organizations. The bring
ing 'together, of (ho various shipping
interests, while necessary nt I hi
time, may find an added benefit in
getting together on oilier important
branches of this industry.
Tlitj strong way in which the North
I'aeifiu Fruit Distributors are lending
their nsistnnco toward this end U
expressed in the filing of an opinion
by their organizntioii in support of
the exchange, and on behalf of their
growers. Their declaration urges and
request the carriers to give the
proM)sitiou, as presented by the ex
change, for an cmerg;ney rate on tip
pics of cents to the Jfinsouri river
and SO cents to tho cist for tt criod
of six months, immediate and scnuu
considenition, as the situation is such
that prompt attention is inierutive.
Tho Western Orego; Fruit Distrib
utors have joined with tho North
Pacific Distributors in general sup
port of the movement, assuring tlu
cause tiieir aid in every Any possible.
With every evidence in favor of the
grower in this particular case and
with the apparent readiness of tat
railroads to listen and givo heed, it
is reassuring, indeed.
While it would menu, io soino ex
tent, a cutting down of Ihu revenue
to the carriers, still it may be in tho
Jong i un that th-y will profit thereby,
for it is believed that u disastrous
season might react uiisidcriihry in
the amount of tonnage available Pit
the railroad, as well as in laud val
ues, both of which tl.i'y ure depend
cut upon.
Il has been intimated that a mini
mum of IKJ.OOO pounds to the car of
tipple might be acceptable in lieu of
the old rate in cast of this omeig
cucy. This would mean the loading
of 7:20 bout, to the car instead of
o:iii.
All eyes from the norlhwo-t aie
tinned toward the railroads, and it
is not too big a giie- to say that
the loads thcmcUci are doing sjiiic
haul thinking along these lines.
IX ordoriiii (ho return of American troops from Vera
Cruz, President Wilson has been actuated by the sense
of lustieo and lair plav that accords with highest Anton
can traditions of liberty. It is a national repudiation of
dollar democracy.
The nation under the president hits returned to the
democratic ideals of its liberty-loving founders, from
which it was lured by commercialism into imperialism, fol
lowing the Spanish war and the seizure of the territory of
weaker nations and since' into criminal aggression under
the guise of dollar diplomacy.
It is to be expected that" the withdrawal of American
troops will be sharply criticised by the (.'ardors, the (Anv
drays, the Hearsts and other exploiters of Mexico. Oar
den's efforts to support the Lluerta regime for the sake of
oil land concessions were as notorious as Hearst's shame
less efforts to force the United Staffs into a war upon its
dissent iou-tohl sister republic.
Carden prates of the necessity of protecting life and
property and of advancing the interests of civilization.
There never was a time that life and property were not as)
safe in Mexico as thev tire in "enlightened" rJtirope today.
With three million men murdering each other bv improved
macliinerv. JMironeans cannot noint with nndo.to tiieir
eivilizaton or prove that it is any better than that of the
weaker nations they rape.
One thing is sure if Mexico is torn by dissent ion and
strife if blood deluges the land, it is at least Mexican
blood, and spilled in an effort to better conditions in Mex
ico, not in criminal aggression against neighboring na
tions and lust for national power and the trampling down
of the rights of others. Mexico is merely working out its
own problems, not ravishing the world.
!No tale of Mexican barbaritv equals the stories told
by the "Belgians of German atrocities, or bv the Germans
of Russian Savagery and criticism by the representatives
of nations spending wealth and energy and sacrificing the
lives oi people to destroy nations across me nortier, are 111
poor taste.
The Monroe doctrine does not mean thai the United
States polices American countries to protect the interests
of foreign speculators but that the United .States stands
guard to prevent European nations doing to American
nations what they are doing to themselves. It saves Amer
ica from too much European civilization.
FOURTEEN LOST
FUG
COLLISION
SI
LAWRENCE
o.I'i:hi:( Sept. is. Th black
Diamond collier hmgati iiimmetl uud
sank the government steamer Mont
magnv eatly this mottling timing a
fog a mile below ('tune island, in the
St. Laurence river. Fourteen per
sons, members of lite iMoutmagny's
crew and of familie of two light
house keepers almaid the Mont
uingm lost their hu.
Second (Mticer l.athnnee of the
Moutmnuiiy was among those who
perished. He dietl with two children
in his anus in a heroic but unsuc
cessful attempt tn reHuue thcni.
Sun tuns we iv piel.ed up by the
steam collier I'otana and taken to
llrosM Isle, The government boat
Alice was ordered to bring thrm fnuu
(Irossp .o to Quebec.
The Moultnaguv was mi her way
from Queluv to the (Julf of St. Law
rence and the Straits of llolle lisle.
New Fouiidluud. she had aboard a
cargo of coal and prow'sions for
wireles and signal sen ice stations
along the coast.
Although the Moulmaguy was not
a imsM-ngcr vessel, -he was ntilired
to traii-port the families of the light,
house kei)H'rs at Ikllc Isle and
Flower lUnnd to their stations.
COAL OPERATORS
SEEK TO CHANGE
TERMS OF PEACE
WASHINGTON, Sept. IS. The
Colorado coal operate rs today asked
President Wilson to tccelvc them
next Wednesday to dWdms the tenta
tive basis for settlement of the strike
ulicadv accepted bv the miners, 'lit'
ptcsldent liiiiiicdlitlely wired his con
sent.
Bald Breezerfe
Calendar
BLOODHOUNDS TRACK
TRAIN DERAILERS
MltMlXGUAM, Ala., Sept. IS.
Itloodhoundn have been sent to Liv
ingston, Ala., where six persons were
killed and a seXenth is missing as a
result of the derailing of Alnbama
Great Southern passenger train No.
early today. Kailroad officials
believe the switch was tamered with
and an effort will bu made to trail
tho alleged wreckers.
rour unidentified white men, tt
baby and an unidentified negro wcro
killed outright, hngineer William
Jones was so badly injured that he
died at Meridian, Miss., where he was
taken with other injured on n relief
train. Felix Hardin, an express mes
senger, is missing. Twenty persons
wcro injured.
M. J. MeDonough, formerly com
mercial agent of the Frisco railroad
at Kimiinghain, died after the relief
trail reached Meridian.
A revised list of the fatalities
shows that nine deaths resulted from
ihe wreck.
fCAN POST
CAPETOWN, Union of South Af
rica, Sept. 18, via Loudon, Kepi. 18,
1 :li p. nl. A force, couiMicd of !i."ifl
Germans, together with llueo Maxim
ginw, iiltneked the !iitili post at
Nuliol) Thiirnduy, The giiirison con
sisted of seven policemen, who
fought until their iimiiiiinillou was
exhausted, Tlic who hud not been
killed vu'iu taken prKoiicr.
Portland Slock Market
POKTMNJ), Or., Hep!. 18, ('til-
tie, ?iwJl !l(7 sternly.
Ii- Ihn-i'lpU, Mll'i low it, prime
I WW, iHM.'i M :l'r, medium H i;
iHJUi mmitli heut-y, 7.(10 Io H
fMHtffa Jtft), WW hutf TA.
Ww )(vw 1717, Mi-wily,
FIGHT
IN GERMAN ARMY
LONDON, Sopt. 18, S,13 a m. A
dispatch to tho Exchange Telegraph
company from Uordeaux audits that
boB less than 1C car old arc fight
ing in tho German raukn. The cor
rcipondont declares ho naw nno
wounded in tho Uordeaux hospital
whoso age wait IS )ears and 'J iiilntlm
and who told htm that all ntudetits
over 15 car old had heen mobilized
and placed In different regiment.
TEA TO ALLIES' ARMY
I'AHIS, Sept. 18, U a. rn.- Tolo
grapliing from l'otrograd, a torres.
pondunt of tho llavag Agency nays
that Jupaneno tou increliauta of tho
ItiUHluu capital liavo preented tho
ttusHlun army with 100,000 pounds
of tea. Two hundred thousand
pouudM are given to tho L'ugllvh and
French armies and 20,000 pounds to
tho UelKlau uriuy.
JAPS DROP BOMBS
ON GERMAN SHIPS
TOKIO, Sopt. IS. Vlco Admiral
Kato, commander of tho Second Jap
aneso squadron, It Is officially an
nounced, reports under data of Sep
tember 17 that In n rcconnoltcr by
sea-piano over Klao Chow Day, tho
day before, bombs were droppel
toward tho enemy's ships In the har
bor, tho wireless station and tho
electric motor home. Ono bomb was
seen to strlko a largo ship, from
which smoke curled up.
E
DKNVKU, Colo., Si pi. 18. Sele. .
lion of n delegation of Coloiado coal
miners to go to Washington and pic
seat arguments against ceit'iiu fe.it
urcs of the sttike Ituce pioposul
drafted by Ihe fe.letal mediation
committee and iiidor-td by Pretdent
Wilson will be made, it is said, at a
mcetiut; of opeialois clue Ivmotiitw
The individual tcplics of the various
companies nie tiling piepaied lot
forwatdiiig to the mvsidciit.
Opposition to various sections of
the truce pioposul will, it is believed,
center around the provisions for ic
euiplo.vmciit of strikers and for the
appointment of grievance committees
and mi iirhltinttoti e mmiitee.
SHARP DECLINE IN
tiV lliiiiii AiiiV
GENERAL BATAILLE KILLED
IN BATTLE OF THE AISNE
LONDON, Sept. 18. 7:1M) a. m.-A
Ilonlcaux dispatch to the Kxclian
Telegniiih company ttates that the
battlu coiitiuiies with great ficrcciics
along tho whole front.
The death in announced of General
Matnaille, who was killed in action.
l)i:iU.IX. via Itotterdam. Sept. 17,
via London, Sept. IS. 5 30 n. in.
Crown l'rlnco Frederick William to
day telegraphed to tho Zcltung Am
Mlttag as follews:
"I'lennj collect and forward at
early as ponsllito woolen tiudorwear
and. sox for in' noldlers. Greetings.
(signed)
"WILIIKLM, CltOWN PIUNCB."
It was only n few days ago that
tho crown prince, who evidently has
tho comfort of tits soldiers always in
mind, telegraphed to a llerlln uowti
paper nuking It to collect and for
ward tobacco and cigars (or his sold-lera.
NI'.W YOIIK, Sept. 18. Another
sharp decline In foreign exchange
was recorded today, cables and de
mand sterling on London being ipmt-
eil at 12' i to 'J1! cents under yester
day's: hiuhest rates. This retlects in
part the foreign demand for the new
city notes.
Gold hats amoiiiitii.g to rToO.OOtl
weic shipped from the iisnity office
to Ottawa. Of this tutu, two. thirds
was said to be for account of the
Flitted States government In connec
tion with the American relief fund
abroad and the balati e was taken by
the local agents of ,i Montreal batik.
if You ,WaHt To Go To
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E. A. GRAY. Owiwr
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Cms for Htlp
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III! I 111 1IL.I1UH. 19
John A. Perl
UKDERTAX1I
Lady AMlitast
IN ti, KAHI'MrTV
rim- M, il M4I 7M
If It I fnima, plrapki, loll nr wnrt
your Mfrcuaril l H H. H , till finiuli
bloul purldfr. ft Ii alwojn lined up to
attatk dlicatcit Idixxl. And It fllwai ij-x-n
Hip work. It iloni I lie work aflrr illaap
ixilntmrnt, after allrued irieclalliti, mer
turjr, ludldn, alrjcliniue, artenlc snd otlier
ilritriitlr tlrusi lust liaie reaped a fair
ml vt ulttikei and left a linm of Inralld
Kiieitlns tu wlut U tu come. )4. fl. H.
I) not tueti a druz a tbe cupidity or Ic
norance of man null be aMe to produce.
It 1 Nsture'a wonderful contrlhutloa to
our oeceultlei. It ) wonderful became It
can not be Imitated; can not be made any
otber way than to aiiemble Nature' prod
uct! and produce wbat a boat of men know
as 8. 8. fi , tbe world's ereateit medicine.
Tbere are people- ererywlierc that bad an
old tore or ul,er tint defied all the aalrei
known. And yet H. K. K. taken Into tbe
lilwxl juit naturally put luto tint old aora
Ibr element that made new tltiue, new
fleth, end rorered It with a new coating of
Healthy tkln Oct bottle of H. H. H.
today of any ilruiriiett and be on tbe way
to perfect blood bealtb. Hut beware of
aiibitllulri. Yot apeclal adrlre roniult the
medical deparlmrnt, Tbe Xwlft Hpecl0 Co
ffl Kwlft llbU, Atlanta, (U It ) tin
and hn( helped a multitude.
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MISS EDNA WARNER
Iteceiitl) of IloHton unuoitiiccs that alio will shortly open a studio
for liislriutlou In tho
FLETCHER MUSIC METHOD
(Klmplox and Kindergarten)
For children between tho ages of flv'o and sixteen, A systematic uud
easily comprehended course of Instruction for both tho )ouug and
advanced ,
ArrniiHcincntH for this coiirto can ho mado by phonliiK .111-J.
A later utinoiiniomeiit will bo madogtvliiK lotatlou of studio.
we all hope for
RIPE OLD AGE,
BUT NOT IN EGGS'
Men'sCtothing
Men's all wool hluo neigo suits
Tho "High Art" miihu III fluu iunlltv
Imiid'lallored winter welnht, rcgulue
r.'.'i 00 sellers, 4 IS. 00 cash takes
them.
The "(irlffon" fine lino of l'JO.00
suits In tartnu tdalds and hluo chuv.
lots; our low price uuw, I15.U0 per
null.
A hlg Hue of flo. on sultri cut t.i
$ 1 :'.,'. 0.
Ono broken lot of suits, regular
$15.00 values at I'J.UO per suit.
The
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TT Theatre
I'ltlllAV AND H.Vrt'llllAY
' ' 'MalluciV mill livening
"Million Dollar Mystery"
Two rod episode No, 7, "Tho Doom
of the Auto lluiidlttt." .Most ruuinrk-
utile auto disaster over (limed.
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Two reel TlinuliniiMur
CAIGIIT IN TIGII'l-S
and
ti:n million inNi:v.M.Ki:itH
Kejstoiii) tomcdles,
till" -AlAVAYH IOo
GUARD
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milk from Inspected cows that baa
been pro-cooled and orlatod with
modern appliances anil loalod In
stcrlllicd bottles.
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New fiii-s made to order and carried in
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