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Newspaper Page TextCO-OPERATION BETWEEN NAVIES ISICOfLEIE Secretary Daniels Denies Stories of Friction British Have Opened Ev ery Door to Admiral Sims and As sociates Plans for U-Boat War fare Exchanged. ' WASHINGTON Oct. 5. Co-operation between the llHtish admiralty and Vice Admiral Sims and other American naval 'officers') Secretary DanleW declared today, has'been com plete snce the outbreak of the war. . "The spirit shown at the admiral ty," Secretary Daniels said, "has been one of perfect opennoss and frank ness and co-operation. Our officers have had access to every bit of In formation admiralty officials have had in relation to submarine warfare. They have opened every door to Ad miral Sims and his associates." Mr. Daniels statement was prompt- - cd by -published reports that British inventions for combatting submarines bad been withhold. On the contrary he said, every devlco of which tho British navy had knowledge had been fully explninod to tho American off! ccrs. They included some things of which the American experts had no knowledge at tho outbreak of war. Correspondingly tho American ex ports gave freely to tho ltritish all the plans they had evolved for anti-submarine warfare. Both navies had worked out depth (bombs as a weapon against subma rines. The British had a supply avail able and these have 'been used by American destroyors, Jlr. Daniels said. Tho American bomb, however. is an improvement in some respects over tho British and is now used by both navlos. Reports of lack of co-operation he- tweon tho two services, Secretary Daniels thot, arose from an incident early In tho war when a British man ufacturer of a patented device want ed by tho American navy, asked what was regarded as an exorbitant price SEATTLE HUNTS FOR WOMAN SLUGGER SKATTLK, Oct. For the soeonrt time wllhin three days MIks Kslher Thayor, IS, Thursday afternoon, was attacked by tho mysterious woman i slugger who has heen terrorizing the; women of Seattle for the past two weeks. This is the fifth nttack of the nature and tho entire city is aroused in a hunt for the man who is believed responsible for all of them. Miss Thayer and her grandmother had just left their homo this after noon when the telephone was heard ringing. The grandmother, Irs. La vina Crowley, returned to answer the calJi leaving tho young woman In t lie yard. When she returned a few min utes later she found Miss Thayer ly ing on the ground, unconscious, with her clothes torn. This note was found at her side. Death tho Xiwt Time "This is the second time. The next time it will bo death. I am an I. W." Miss Thayer was attacked the first time last Tuesday afternoon when she was at. homo alone. Her grand mother returned to find her uncon scious in tho basement, bound and gaged. The young woman had boon beaten when she admitted a strange man who had knocked at the door. Threo oilier women have boon the victims of similar attacks in the List, two week? TAKE "CASCARET5" IF 1 HEADACHY, BILIOUS AND CONSTIPATED IteM for liver and ImuvcIs, Imd breath, IkhI mills, sour stomach. Gel a 1 0-cent box. J, Sick headache, biliousness, coated J tongue, head nml nose cIokkciI up "": -'With n cold always trace this to tor ,: pid liver; delayed, ferment inc food '. In (he bowels or sour, gassy stomach ' roisonous limtler rlozced In tin i intestiiieo, Inslend of being cast out F of (ho system is re-absorbed Into the ' blood. When this poison reaches tlic 1 delicate brain tissue It raiises eon- ' gcstlon nnd thai dull, throlibinu', si' k- enlng headache. Cascareta immediately cleanse the stomach, remove the sour, undim'stcd . food and foul gases, take (he excess 3 bile from the liver and carry out all . (he eonsdpated waste matter and poi- sons In the bowels. A Casraret tnnicht will surely straighten you ftut hy mnrnliiK. They 1. .i.n. .1 n 1,l.rn,,l hr,Y T nniK niiiiu luu tse;ei' a i -m -w-, from vour drucnist means your head, '......' uo.l vour liver and bowels resular for months. ON BATTLE FRONT STATES PERSHMGROBD AMKMICAN TRAINING Ql'AR- THItS IX FRANCIS, Oct. 5. (By the Associated Press.) General Persh ing, tho American commander, In an Interview today, took exception to the statement which according to infor mation received here, is being spread thruout America by means of Ger man propaganda, that tho war on the western front will result In a stale mate, lie denounced this as an ef fort to weaken American initiative. "America has resources in men and material, once they are prepared to add weight to the allies, which must force a military decision against Gor many," said the general. He added that the American troops were Im bued with the "spirit of aggressive ness and victory." Tho Amorican ambassador to France, William G. Sharp, visited the American training camp yesterday. Ho said on leaving: "As I watched our splendid young soldiers at their drill, cheerful and determined, I could have no doubt of Uicir victory with 1 lie united na tion behind them. In tho faces of these splendid soldiers I saw tho spir it of resoluto America." T SALKM, Or., Oct. 5 Th On-on state public service rnmmisinn to day denied to (he Portland Knihvny, Iiit;lit & Power Co. permission to in crease tbe Jure on its urban car lines in Portland to (i cents. The company had announced that Hie grunting of a pending petition from it employes J'or an advance in waj:es depended on tbe proposal to iucrease tin; fare. Commissioners Miller and Puchtel signed tbe order of denial and Com missioner Corey wrote a dissenting opinion, favoring the t!-cent fare proposal. While i'aveirinir tbe peti tion "of tbe employes for bctler wa.u'es ami hours than lluwe now in effect, Commissioners Miller ami Mucbtcl expressed the opinion that tho situation could be met by tbe in troduction of economies in opera tion, increased efficiency, reduction in service where it exceeds demands ami increase in the prices of commu tation ami school children's tickets. L E for M CHH'ACO, Oct. 5. itical party still in pn lion was christened party'' at last nightV -The new pol cess of forma the "national ci inference of the i.'ivt! LTonns uliich swe sticking iimaIt:nniiition. The !;ins, liowcvcr, must nwiiit forniiil ttntval by tlic rovcrnin nntionul IxMiics. Jt wus said that (lie plan decided on called for tlic election o n teni poi'jiry national executive committee at once ctni.-.1 of four members each from he prorcivc-;, pndiibi-tioni.-ts, single laxers, soi-ial demo crats and independents The eoiit creiH'C alr-o adopted n tcntnlie phiU'oriM in which a demand for u bone dry nation was empha sized. (Hhcr names fur the new parly which were, cnn-idcied were lihei'iil, people V, common weal I h and union. SECRETARY LANE 10 ' SPEAK IN SEATTLE SKATTI.K, tut. o. Franklin K. I.ann, seeretary of the Interior, is to speak in Seattle In the Interest of the liberty loan caw palirn, aeeordini; to a telegram fceiveil today from l.ano's private secretary, who is with the sec ret a rv nt ('hf'i-iiiie, W yo. Tlio date was not given. STATE REQUESTED TO TAKE ACTION SA1.K.M. Ore,, Oct. .. Alleuinc that the MeKachern Shlplnilldlni; eoninaiiv of Astoria Is brlimiiiK in strikebreaker and representing to them that no labor trouble, exi-t. a t-leirrom has been received by Stale l-a'T Comuilssioner (.). 1 iiotr (iniu SrEDFORD MATTJ TRTDUiE. . . 8 mw .' .1' ! I . impawn au(uviovies CXMOOCKXX'.XOOOC:3000CKX50CXOCO IT IN "ARGYLE CASE" Kobort Wanvie!;, who numbers his film followers in hundred thousand lots, will make his last appearance at the Hialto theatre today and to morrow in a screen version of tho great detective drama, "The Argyle Case." This is tho play that creat ed such a furore thruout tho country when originally produced with Rob ert llilliard in the central rolo. The authors Of "Tho Argylo Case," Harvey J. O'iiiggins and Harriet Pord, conceived the Idea from the ex ploits of the famous private detective William J. Burns, tho first of tho modern school of crime detectors to mako use of the dictograph. In or der to mako their production as realistic as possible, tho authors called in Mr. Burns as collaborator mid in producing tho picture- version Director Jtalph W. Into also sought the famous detect Ivo's aid. The story of "The Argylo Case" is ono that Is certain to hold tho inter est ojf the most hardened picture pa tron. It begins with the mystery as to tho violent death of John Argylo, an eccentric millionaire. Tho trail leads into tho don of tho cleverest gang of counterfeiters in tho coun try and in tho course of his efforts to prove tho innocence of one of the defendeants, Kayton falls in love with her. Tho combination of mys tery and romanco provides a most thrilling entertainment. Tho picture was directed by Ralph W. Ince, of tho renowned family of lnces. Robert Warwick, tbe hero of this charming drama, enlisted in tho V. S. aviation service and is now en route to Prance in his country's ser vice. Xoi'nm Tnlmmlno "Tlio Sm iul Sccrctjiry" nt SUw 'l iicntic. rorthind l.ivcstiM'k. I'ORTI.A.NI). del. :,. C'attlo steady, reeelpiB 111. Host beef steers $iiv ! . 7 r. ; Hood, hef ateers $7.riKn S.75; best beef cows $U.7"'o 7.r,U; ordinary (o Kood cows ?tiM',.7r.; best heifers $7S; hulls $ I (u (I..MI; calves $71) (I. Till; slockers and feeilers $ I at 7.23. Hoks, steady; receipts 'Mi'.',; Prime llcht $ I 7.f. r, -ii 17.7.".; prime heavy $li."ifli 17. nr.; piss ?1 0"i 17; Ixi lk $ I 7.51) t I 7.7.1. Tort land Ilutfer. roUTI.ANI), Oct. .1. lititler firm. sllKht suriiltis. City creamery prinls ISe; cartons t!lc; iiuyiui; price of but ler fat 47'i 4ti rortland; cube extras 17c; prime firsts 41c; firsts 41c; dairy 31c, .lames II. e.lurt rio of Astoria. Mc Murttle claims to liave five affidavits, allowing (hat men were misinformed when aeeeptlng employment. ' (o (e- clarefl that 'in men refused to accept employment alter rmiling out' the conditions ami that lh company Is holding their baggage, for faro 'from Spokane. . 1 1 :r:. r-'yf '" '- . 4 m ' If TODAY'S MARKETS r MEDEofclX ' OTlth OX, FRTDAY (X'TO I XR I jco?oooocoo .iiJiMc, W0l;M lllU)! U1, or. n : : i I XI'..: ' . I . ' i . i 1 X'uinarv musician a hfitiiuu to 'rum- T l!y UrXUJGK AXDKKWS. .. The La Scnln company gave us Hiel's Krent masterpiece nt tile Page last nuilit in an artistic and finished manner. ' There were two in the cast n lit t lo ilisappniutiiiL', but the Carmen and Don Jose, together with Hie gen eral ensemble, more than made up any deficiency. Kstcr l''erriliini"s Carmen was a work of art. It was a finished performance from her en trance id the first act to her tragic death scene nt the close of the opera. Her interpretation of the character Mis strikingly free from any sug gest iveness which so often mars tills part. In facl, she is one or the few prima donnas Ihat has caught the in spiration of tile composer and seems to know exactly what Hir.ct intended his Carmen to he. Feri'iliini is u beautiful woman who possesses all the magnetism and fire of the native Italian, and she looks every inch n Carmen. She certainly made good the reputation that pre ceded her, of being one of the great est Carmcns now on the opcintiv stage. She is well supported by Don Jose, which was sum.' by Giu seppe (laudcnzi. Mr. Gaudonzi show ed a few little mannerism in the first part of the opera, but in the third and fourth acts he convinced us that we were listening to a real tenor, and one that could act. His rendition of the "l''lowcv Scmg" in (he second act was a very nrlislic piece of work. I His fourth net was exceptionally well I handled. He portrayed the character oi inc iiown-anci-out. lover in a mas terly fashion, 'nnd in some of his drmmitie scenes he rose to (lie degree of magnificence, 'faking his per formance as a whole, it. was splendid. We have not space to give (he di rector, (iuerricri, and his orchestra Hie praise they deserve. They were eenlaiiily a great, revolution in the interpretation, of the masterpiece Carmen. Mr. (Iuerricri is probably one of (ho liest directors living to day, lie is a wizard, lie dn Is a of lliese big productions willioul nolc in front of him. lie knows anil hears and. feels every nolo (hat is being played and sung in (he entire company. He holds every musician and singer rigid at (he point of his balon. It is impossible Tor an ordi nary person lo iniilerslaiid the ex tent of his musical brain, lie has fifty-two operas stored nwav there. CLEANSES YOUR HAIR MAKES IT BEAUTIFTL THIlK, GLOSSY, WAVY Try this! All dandi'iiTI' disappears and hair Mops coming out. ' Surely iry a "Ibinderine Hair Cleanse" If you wish lo lineillately double tho beauly of your hair, .lust moisten a cloth with liandorine anil draw it carefully throucli your hair, laklnc one small slrand at, a time; this will cleanse (ho hair of dust, dirt, or any cxcesslvo nil in a few minutes you will he amazed. Your hair will bo wavy, fluffy and abund ant and possess an Incomparable soft ness, justre and luxuriance. liesides beautlfyinK the luilr, one application of Dauilerlne dissolves every particle of dandruff; Invigor ates tho pealp, Blopplnt! Itching and falling hair. Iiandci'liio is to (ho hair what fresh showers of rain nnd sunshine are (lie vegetation. It goes right to (lie roots, Invigorates and strengthens them. Its c.vhlllratlng, stimulating ami life-producing properties cause j (he hair to row long, strong and beautiful. You can surely have pretty, son, lustrous hair, und lols of It, If you will just get a 2.1 cent bottle of I Knowlton's liandorine from any drug store or loip t cuunler and Iry It Ins directed, 1017 init, if he coujd ever aucoutpiWi it. To sum up the I, a Scala Opera company, wo can truthfully sav Hint we have lui:l an ag'jre.ilioii of great artists with us, for which we are in debted lo (he inanaeiuent id' (he Page theater, nun the people of the Kogue Kivor valley should remember that w-e have (he oppoidnsil v of hear ing ill 1 rn ct inns; here lhal other (owns of (his size in the I'nited Stales do not have. Of coarse, our geograph ical poMiion has something to do with this, but it also requires a local management that is willing lo lake (he heavy responsibility of bringing these attractions to his (heater for (he education of his patrons. ROBERT WARWICK "THE ARGYLE CASE' A KLAW & ERLANGER PRODUCTION ' - f 1 i 4. S.iHt Bttbyy 4 3U7NILC it LOWER FLOOR, 15c; MEZZANINE "ttetffirine of 'tietfient Gnt-" " iiillllililliiillllilil!!! " - -- ltP! The C1oicest and MPi Y!&Lv. most exclusive fall m 1 apparel awaits your J jm Mi approval here. MiiM1 Exantinii comparison, skillful selection rlSiiiHy-iKhf'i!t splendid taste and iuriument were the all- J ---7A important factors tnterinq into the selec- IxJ TfZAY iffMfeB55?NS tion of our new Fall Goods. M WM WWMtM i WV ( WWzllik Suits $20 to $50 I : mW b IwMsM. fr Dresses $12-50 10 35- I WA 1 lf ffeC Coats $15. to $50. 'PLi 1U1T ) W WaIsts $2'5 to $15' i ; fzlrftfy jflil Ca" and SCC ,his U1",0"Dn,c Merchandise. A fM . fffi WjM M. M. Department ' f ' i I w"i St0re I I JJ VN I 1'KTUOtlRAD, Oct. Heavy fighting occurred yesterday on the Rumanian front, the war offleo re ports. Near Itadauta an attack was checked by tho Kusslun artillery. In the ltitzea region llulgurlan.s made nn advanro, hut later wero driven back. On the Caucasus fron tho Hus Blnns captured a uridgo near Oro- Wlth Mnilforrt trade la Moilford made. 1NT 1 'St ' v " AA 'a 1 , f V v r'",jA'. tf'SirW a. v pictures wsma. L.CGES, 25c PAfiE THREE My rrtMnn of HioroiiKU distribution wtth li id drill? trade In tUo I nltrU Mntr mill lower M-llin -oUf ftMluvcd lirtcv ure uuw posuiblo ur , v Eckman's Alterative FOR THKOAT AND LUNGS Mnlilmrn Cuufctifi and CoMm Ko AU' )i-il, Niticulw or llabtt funiiiiin Drotf $ $2 Size $1 Site Now $1.50 Now 80 Ct. l-Vknmn I.ihnratorv. Philadelphia. LESS m IF BACK Take a glass of Salts to flash Kidneyi if Bladder bothora you Drink lots of water. Eating went totntlarly erentually pro ducos kidney trouble in soma form or other, Bays a well-known authority, be cnuse tho urio acid in meat excitea the kidneys, they become, overworked; got elupgiah; clog up and cause all aorta of distress, particularly backache and mis ery in the kidnoy region; rheumatic twin- , pes, severe headaches, acid stomach, oon- Btipation, torpid livor, sleeplosBncaa, blaadur and urinary irritation. The moment your back hurts or? kid neys aren't acting right, or if bladder bothers you, pet about four ounces of Jad Salts from any good pharmacy;' take a tablcnpoonful in a gloss of water before breakfast for a few days, and your kidneys will then aot fine. This famous salts is made from tho acid of grapes and lemon' juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate thera to normal activity, ulso to neutralize the acids in the urino so it no longer irri tates, thus ending bladder disorders. Jad Salts cannot injure anyone;; makes a delightful effervescent lithia water drink which millions of men and! women take now and then to keep the kidneys and urinary organs clean, thus avoiding serious kidney, disease. With the Fingers ! Says Corns Lift Out Without Any Pain Sore coma, hard corns, soft corns or any kind of a corn can shortly be lifted right out with the fingers if you will apply directly upon the corn a few drops of freezone, says a Clnclruatt authority. ' It is claimed that at small cost one can get a quartor of an ounce of freei oce at any drug Btoro, which. Is Buifl olent to rid one's feet of every coru or callus without pain or soreness OE tho danger of Infection. This new drug is an ether compound,' and M-hilo sticky, dries tho moment it 1b applied and does not inflame or even irritate the surrounding tissue. This announcement will Interest many women here, for It Is said that the present high-heel footwoar is put ting " corns on practically; every, woman's foot.