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AMSTERDAM, Dec. 27. Emperor
William visited the front north of
Verdun on Friday, according to a Her.
tin dispatch, and In an address to the
troop thanked them warmly for their
First Ship of the United
States Program Launched
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dAUE AC a. bargain. 1917
touring rar. Call and be
at Ford Garage. 2I-lt
FOR RENT
KXXT Storage room, convea-
,r tmc location r terms reasonable.
MmirS- . Herald oCrc. 1 5-tX
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(efforts.
' "Bat for the calm and heroic war
riori on the western front," he said
"the enormous dcytopmfnt of Gcr
man forces In the cast and Italy never
would have been poisibte. The fJgfit,
er In the W has exposed heroically
bU body so that his brothers on the
Dvina and the Isonro might storm
from victory to victory. The fearful
battles on the bloody hills around
Verdun were not In vain; they created
new foundations for the conduct of
the war."
In a speech to the second army on
Saturday Emperor Vtlllam said:
lt has been a year full of events
fcr the German army and the German
fatherland. Powerful blows have been
delivered and your comrades In tho
east have been able to bring about
greater decisions.
There has ben no man. no officer,
and no general on the whole eastern
war for Information leading to re-1 .. ' . . A . , , . , ,
cry, Orritl. Elliott. Wamath Vhe.m.uwho hff no frank,jr adm'"e1
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of shipping, which, If used to trans
port troops, would move 100,000 or
yoo.UOO American soldiers to Kimiico,
"If the lUtomoiit that there will by
nn abundance of sugar next year Is
believed by Ilia American public, It
will do this eouutry'a war irforls In
inlculnble harm. Tho tiiiiulur if
troops wo ran semi across Is limited,
If we In our greed and gluttony forca
the allies either to reduce their ration
or to go to teparatu markets after
augar, wo will havo done tremnnilnUN
the
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wars ac the Xew Clairmont. Phone
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ssrtt orphans SJP 20-tf
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c ktgr wages; excellent aaess--Z.
tm caMsur electric Halts:
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SALE Holiday bargain, I0
pb taesc laac la valley; all nn
iertgsisa; tesced; good barm.
oeaeg two warm springs on
7 M acres Is alfalfa. Price
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Tlie Seattle Is the first steel ship
of the new American fleet to be built
under direct contract. She hna a
speed of MM knots and a carrying
AKTEH UU'M'IIIMl
rapacity of 8,800 tons dead weight.
The launching of this umkc! marks
the llrst step In tho 6.000.000 ton
shipping ptogrnm for 19 17-1 S,
Meyere
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what they have If their comrades In
the west had not stood to a man.
"The tactical and strategical con
nection between the battles of the)
Aisnes in the Champagne, Artols and
Flanders and at Cambral and the
events in the east and Italy Is so man
ifest that It Is useless to waste words
co It.
"With a centralized direction the
German army works In a centralized
manner. In order that we should be
able to deliver these offensive blows
one portion of the army had to re
main on the defensive, bard as this Is
for the German soldier. Such a de
fensive battle, however, as baa been
fought In 1917 la without parallel. A
fraction of the German army accepted
the heavy task, covering Its comrade
In the east unconditionally, and It
lead the entire Anglo-French army
iacainst Itself.
"By long preparation the enemy
has collected unheard of technical
means and masses of ammunition and
g-ini In order to make his entry Into
Brussels over your front, as he proud
ly announced. The enemy has achiev
ed nothing."
Uncle Sam Will
Examine Cupboard
WASHINGTON. I). (5., Dec. 27. nro not on tho mailing list tit Waste
The stage Is rapidly being set for Un-!lnKton.
cle Sam's first ear.ond stock-taking1. Rf,,urns m,n,t "h0. i'10 ,,,,ki "
, . .. . , , ,, hand Decorabor 31, 1917, and Decern.
Job. tho making of the nation-wide bor 3, , nnd ,, of oll(in.
war emergency tooa survey, proviaci ,lw , ralwlt outward by rrvlsctst.
for by the last congress, according to j and express December 31, 1917. The
an announcement by the bureau et schedules provide for answers In re-
which Is conducting the
markets.
survey.
A copy of the schedule, which Is n
four page folder of Instructions and
qucitlons as to existing supplies of
gard to 86 Items, covering more than
100 different foods.
In addition to the survey by malted
schedules, which will cover most com.
niprrlnl linlillnirtf nf fiuiil In tlin rniln.
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food and food materials, hna been try. Intensive surveys will be ni.tdo by
started by mall to practically every agents In 42 typical counties In vnrl-
dealer in food stuffs, every manufac-jout parts of the United Stolen, lu or
turer of food products, and every der that tho figures obtained by mall
holder of foods In more than family, may bo checked.' Estimate wilt bo
lots. In the country. Most of
sTkL' 4 -srflsl
arlIivl.ll
I srVf 'lelllll
s2wsaTw
'down white supplying Urge quanti
ties to the allies.
I i This committee, of which Senator
Keed U chairman, has not only re
fused to make the statement a part of
the Congressional Itecord, but has de.
dined thus far to permit Itpover to
take tho stand to answer Hprecklet'
cliarnt. When tho hearing Is ro
sumed tomorrow, however, It Is un
derstood Hoover will be permitted to
tell hi story.
At thn outset the statement pro-
cents thn world migir sltutitliin n It, damage to our abilities to win
etiHtod prior to tho European war. wnr."
The allies then produced much of j
their own supplies, nnd purchased tho
tetnnlnder from Germany. I Hi font thn
war they look only 1,400,000 tons.
"That," says tho food admlnUtrnt-i
or, "Is tho cause of tho sugar short-
iir, and nothing else." ' , I
The statement says tho food inlmln-j
Ixiratlon has hnndted thn situation!
with a view to sustaining the morale!
of Franco nnd England, where the
Hiignr. ration has been extremely low
fur months, nnd at the samn time pre.
witting a Jump In price to 20 or 2S
cents hero.
Slnrn tho food nilmlnIM ration was
(tented In August, the United Stnlei
I'iir exported to tho allies 1 10,.1.'.K
tuns nf refined sugar, nnd In the same
prilod Cuba has shipped to Europe
sr.U.nn tons of raw product. This, It
l declared. Is Just tho amount of thn
shortage In the United Slates,
Kveii with theio shipments, It Is
lolnted nut, thn supply In England
aril Franco has been Inadequate. Con.
siipintlnn In England hat been reduced
to 24 pounds a year for enrh person,
nni! In Franco to 14 pounds, against
n consumption In America of ft 5
pounds.
Tho shortage, the food udmlnlstrn.
lion declares, will continue during thn
next yenr, iih It Is the duty of the
United States to continue to feed the
allies.
"Next year," he says, "our ship
ments will be short 2rn,000 to 300,.
lino tons, utiles the allies go to Java
for supplies. This amounts to an
economy of about 10 per rent on our
part. If the allies nre forced to go to
Java It will reiiulro an extra amount
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WASHINGTON, D.'C. Dec. 27.
Fuel Administrator Garfield told the
senate committee that If the war con.
tlnued very long the government
would be compelled to pool the coal
and sell It at a re-isonable price.
the, mode also of stocks of foodstuffs on
schedules will be delivered during, farms by the bureau of crop est!
the first Tew days after Christmas,, mates.
and should be In the hands of all per
sons and concerns on the nailing list
by January 2, 1918, according to
Charles J. Brand, chief of the bureau
of markets.
In addition, agents of the bureau of
markets thruout the country have
been furnished with a supply of the
schedules, Mr. Brand announced, and
will distribute tbem on request to
dealers and other holders of food In
commercial quantities, whose names
The complete survey will yield the
(most accurate Information ever col
lected in regard to the extent of the
ration's food resources, nud Is consid
ered by ottU'ian an Important step In
the ef.'ort to place the country on a
safe footing lu so far as the food sup.
ply Is concerned.
The figures, it Is explained, will
lrmlt the making of Intelligent plana
for adequate conservation and dlstrl.
biitlou of additional food.
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WASHINGTON, D. C Dec. 27.'
fo doAdmlnlstrator Hoovers aute
ment nn the augar situation, which
he tried unsuccessfully to get before
the senate committee Investigating
the sugar shortage, has been made
public by the White House.
It attributes the shortage here to
the movement of sugar from the
western hemisphere to Europe, and
assert that without the fixing of
prices by agreement sugar would
have been selling for 2S to 30 cents a
pound, and more than $200,000,000
would have been profiteered from the
American people by this time.
The statement contains the food
administrator's reply to charges
made before the committee by Claus
Sprecklos, president of tho Federal
Sugar Refining company, that tho su
gar sltuutlon was mismanaged, and
sets forth In detail tho administra
tion's efforts to keep sugar prices
Invest
Christmas
Cash...
IN
Fine Diamond
The money that was given you
Christmas will glvo you never
ending pleasure and pride If
yon purchase nn Upp diamond
with It. An Upp diamond Is a
atone of highly desirable qual
ity you will always be proud of.
Prices range from $11.50 to
1300,00.
You ran use an Upp diamond as
part pnymout for a larger stone
whenever you wish to do so. Wo
allow tlm full purchase price,
Frank M. Upp
JEWELER
43.3 Main Street
It's Har. to Realize that
Ctffee Cat Be St
Good
In moot of the coffees marketed
now-a-days, a portion of tho
coffee value has been sacrificed
for a showy can. Ho when one
chances to have a cup of Cms-'
rent Cream Coffee which has all
thn value In thn coffee, thn dlf.
feronco Is so radical as to bo lin.
mediately noticeable. For many
It Is hard to believe that coffee
can bo as good as Crescent
Cream, Ho, to nil who are un.
acquainted with Its goodness,
wo urge a trial. For In no oth
er way ran the true measure of
Its goodness be conveyed. 40c
a pound. Crescent Mfg.
Co., Heattlo Wash, (0-3)
CRESCENT
Cream Coffee
The Cream nf All Coffees
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Silk Suspenders
Silk Shirts
Silk Ties
Silk Host
IMter lake iMliii.la ,,, ,
few of Hi.-, worth-shlto
specials liifni,, ,ry tft '
gone.
Tills Meek only
AT
SUGARMAN'S
COMB SAGE TEA
INTO GRAY HAIR
IIAItKK.VH IIEAIITIFUI.I.V AMI II K
HTOIIKH ITM NATUHAI. COI.OK
AMI M'NTItK AT ONCE
common garden aage brewed Into
a heavy lea, with sulphur and alcohol
added,- will turn gray, streaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and lux
urlans. Mixing the Hage Tea and Sul
phur recipe at home, though, la trou
blesome. An easier way Is to get the
ready to uso preparation Improved by
the addition of other Ingredients,
mating about CO cents a largo bottle,
at drug stores, known as "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound," thus
avoiding a hit of muss
While gray, faded hair Is not sin
ful, we all desire to retain our youth
ful appearance and attractiveness, fir
Tlic Tnurler lino pnl.l Nr( ,,
Ittitimi mow Unit IN,ihmi,(wu la se
rl.lint mill IkviIUi iUIum, Ask (Itt.
rote about Ihr Xen l.ow foM kuUcks.
MEAT CAUSE OF
KIDNEY TROUBLE
WK BAT TOO MUCH MEAT, WHICH
CL008 KIDNEYS, THEN CHI
BACK HURTS
Mo.il folks forcet Hint the kliner,
like tho bowels, Ret ntugglsh and dor
U'd and need n Hushing occuloullf,
lo wo have buckache and dull mUtry
In thn kidney region, severe headaebai,
rhi'Umiitlc twiners, torpid liver, &i
stomach, sleeplessness, and all sorts of
fal.iituer disorders.
Yi.u simply must keep your klJnirt
active and clean, and Hie moment fos
fee! '.n acbn or pain In lbs kICM'
rrglo.i, got about four ounces o( Ji4
Satti fiom any good drug store Jiete.
t iK' i tablcspoonful In a glass it si-
tor Ufr.re breakfast foi a few dan l
yoM Lldneya will then act lint. li!
Imi.om salts Is niado liora lbs Mil i
gnpos and lemon Julio combined et'a
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darkening your hair with Wvcth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound, no ono'llthla, and Is harmless to flush elegsal
can tall, because It Is done to natur
ally, so evenly. You just dampen a
sponge or soft brush with It and draw
this through your balr, taking one
small strand at a time; by morning
all gray hairs have disappeared. Af
ter another application or two your
hair becomes dark, glossy, soft, and
luxuriant, snd you appear years 'ncys clean, thus avoiding serious
younger. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound Is a delightful toilet requi
site. It la not Intended for the cure,
mitigation or prevention of disease.
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bl.ln.u. .n.l .(Itnolala Ihom In aonSll
RIUIIOM BMW , . .
activity. It also neutralizes lbs eeiss
In the urine so It no longer Irrltatti,
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salta Is harmless: InexpnalW
makes a delightful effervescent UtMtv
water drink which everybody sastM
take now and then to keep their Mr
nllpflllnna.
A well known local druggist says
sells lots of Jad Salts to folks wbos
Here In overcoming kidney
while It U only trouble. Adv.
trosii
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TH pboUfrsph, Ukea shortly af. Imy, looking toward Urtcwlli, tbebosthed there, as Indicated bV the
ter lb. great MURltloaa explosion al llolglan rllf skip mo, wbkk bad arrow. The Mont Ulanc Is under
m of tba wracluf , and acraaa tb
ranaed the Fraacb asualttoaa ablp covet of the .wreckage In tba fore.
y.out Blanc, may U aa, Mm WM)irouNd,
rning
Be Watchful of
Quality in War
Timet.
Tree Tea
V Todays Always,
The Bt Quality
Mdwthc Least Money
Ceylon Japan Fuiim
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