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V 8Sfe337f fl i:iMfS9I - witn rat is wea on the market t..dav. S53S&a IHTrWWiYI The hoe market is stnr ;i ' ft " Utterly Different" because they are made by a new process never used before. That process is ours alone and cannot be imitated. "Utterly Different" in class, in appearance and in satisfaction. "Utterly Different" in a package that is most delightful to the eye with an inner foil wrapper to better preserve the goodness Mother Nature put into the tobacco. Their making was an Inspiration. Their smoking is a Revelation. If -you once get your lips on NEBO Elain end you'll smoke no other. GUARANTEE If after smoking half the pacJcage of NEBO z! i you rJr-e not delighted, return balance of package to P. Lorillard Co., New York (Estab lished 1 760) and receive your money back. 10 CENTS FOR TWENTY i Thousands of Monster I Cannon Are Flmeinff ) Death Along Yser ! (Continued from TWirrii nn . rible. effect of the asphyxiating cases ! awii by tne Germans in the attacks in 5 the vicinity of Ypros were brought here Motlay by wounded mming frorn the front.. Extreme cruelty is also charged i'to tUe Germans v.-lio are allege to liave .!1T-' t,K!ir "H.vonots into French sol J (her, rendered helpless by the deadly i As the fumes swopt over the front s trenches, the French sohliers wero ren dwd unconscious, though unw.iuiided, ,i sod fell m tnoir tracks, according t .- tone, of the wounded. The Germans .caper, lorwurd and without uny rpMt.on occupied the trenches, bnyo- th if 1"'0!"rnt0 Frenchmen where I u, v Cteniu,ns AdnHt Loss. 1J? .via wireless to London. April imTn TT'an ,hi" Germans have Jutalth village of Lizorne on the "5'?i7 .? i"" vs,,r pi,n"1 wn9 ,,m,, today. 1 u w" t!LX"1 "ow,r, that the ;: J h" """n Hurtmann.woiler- . ia Alsace, n8 was claimed yester- 'rf'tk,?''''''01'' ,U'l'lar,1 thut in "l'ite 'w 'h.' cf"''1 '"I'lina the brMB. head TIT "ri,ish """,,,t" '' 'A h?T.? f?iW' t was stated. !i """ Ul ",c "f't'sli wero declared' Do ?ou know that I am the 1 ' ALEM CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OBEOON, TTJESDAY. APRIL 27, 1915. IfHSlI ilCUiPIC UAO AO 11 : . mmmmmmm, : the markets r-. :iTrm- -i y-:ir-v : rv i 1 1 1 1 1 i n nil . x zmwm&m&Mi m u l put in a i lFHf muuu wum iu H CIGARETTES to no "extraordinarily heavy." The Gummas havo bombarded Poperiughe. Trench Are Progressing. Fans, April 27. Tho French have constructed their lines north of Ypres and are now progressing. This was the announcement of tho official com munique from tho war office today, but no details of tho fighting raffing in Belgium wero given. Jn a counter attack delivered Monday ovouing HartsnmnweSlerkopf wns re captured by tho French forces and some prisoners taken, it was Btuted. Clark Realized Thousands of Dollars Detroit, Mich. April 27. That .Tames C. Clark, alias (!. F. Mack, arrested in Port Huron after having made a sen sational escnpn last night from Detroit police and 200 pursuing citizens, real ized severnl thousand dollars on money orders stolen in l'ortland., and planned to enrich himself further by the same method, is the charge niado today by the police hern. CIni;k has been brought from Tort Hinon to Detroit and he probably will be arraigned late today. His escape was dramatie. Flrnrish ing a revolver, ho fought his way jm?t attendants at tho Hotel Ponchartrain when his attempt to cash a money or der resulted in a eall for the house de tective. I'ursiied by tlio police and citi zens, he jumped into an automobile, and noiiinig nis revolver to 1110 driver s head, commanded him to shatter alii holding his revolver to the driver's spcoil records getting out 01 town, lie was next heard from when the Port Ifuroiu polico wired the news of his arrest there. originator of til this wearing junWowelryt Does Not Have To Stop To Avoid Accident If Use Judgment "Tho fact that a person sees a street car approaching does not alone and of itself spell negligence if an attempt is made to cross tho track; but the quatum of care necessary is to bo deter mined by the proximity and speed of tho ear plus the surrounding circum stances," says Justice Harris, of the supreme court, in an opinion in which tho expression "reasonable and prudent care"-which a person is supposed to ex ert in order to avoid danger and in Which the judgment for damages in the sum of $17,21.1.50, awarded l'eter Mac chi against tho Portland Railway, Light & Power company, for personal' injuries is affirmed. The caso is appealed from Multnomah county and T. J. Cleeton was the trial judge. Appeal was taken from the decree of the lower court principally upon the ground of contributory negligence on tho part of the plaintiff who was riding a motorcycle and nttempted to cross the track of a Houth Portland street car, misjudged the speed of tho street car and a collisskm occurred ns a result of which Mncchi was injured and broucht suit for dumages. Kxception was taken to the court's instructions to the jury upon the question of whether or not tho plaintiff exercised due care and pru dence by not stopping his motorcycle when ho saw the ear approaching, 'and in passing upon the respective rights of tho parties. Judge Harris further com ments: Right Not Exclusive. "The right' of the defendant to use the street was not exclusive even if it bo nssumcd that by reason of the traf fic ordinanco the car had the right of way ns against the plaintiff. The driver of a vehicle can proceed at a liigheross ing to go over a street railway track in the face of an approaching ear when he has reasonable ground for believing that ho can puss ia safety, if both ho and those in r barge of the enr net with duo regard to the rights of the others." Newuerg wins Water Supply Suit. In anopinion written by Chief Justice Moore the supreme court affirmed tho decree of Judge Webster Holmes of the circuit court for Yamhill county in the cas of George P. Hkelton, appellant, vs. tne city ot ewnerg, in which it held that all proceedings incident to tho con demnation of 17.8 acres of tho plain tiff's land containing a valuable spring for the purpose of securing a municipal water supply, wero regular and ia con formity to the law. and that the award of $2,000 made by the appraisers of the property ami the court is final and binding. Plaintiff Skelton contended that tho land was worth H,000 and set up irregularity of the proceedings ns a basis for appeal from the judgment of tne trial court. Other eases decided by the supreme court today follows; Oregon Lumber & Fuel company vs. May Garland Hall et al, appellants, ap pealed from Multnomuli county, suit to foreclose a material man's lien, opinion by Justice Mcliride, Circuit Judge Ham ilton's judgment for the plaintiff re versed. Elizabeth Wiley vs. J. J. Whitney et al, appellants, appealed from Linn coun ty, action for money, opinion modified, per curiam. Jumes K. Stacy vs. Old Channel Min ing company et al, nppeallnnts, appeal ed from Josephine county, involving the rignt or a receiver to sell certain prop-1 erty of company, opinion by Justice Bean, judgment of Circuit Judgo Hawkins for tho plaintiff modified. Petitions fur rehearing were denied in ( inly Lumber company vs. Couch and Drown vs. Farmers & Merchants Na tional Hunk. Kate Diichannn Chnce, et nl, appel lants, vs. Itoliert H. Graham, et al; ap pealed from Clackamas county; action to settle an estate; decision of Judge Campbell for defendants affirmed. Opinion by Justice Burnett. The Journal Want Ad gets the business. It finds the position and it places the right people in the right , .. plaCC. It JS Small, DUt US carrying power is tremendous! The slight advance in the l'rice of blue stein wheat in Portland has no errcei on tao local market us the onl wneai ror saie nere is rr feed, aud this witn oata is wens, on the market todav. Tho hog market is strong, pork on foot being quote! at 7.25 a hundred and dressed nt 10 cents a pound. Veal is also strong, with lop ,iri,,c "at lu cents. Steers are off half a cent. " Oregon strawberries are now on the marRet, the tirst ease coming from Dillard. C-alifornius are How listed nt ;.uu per crate. Grains. Hay, timothy, per ton $ Clover, per ton 8.S0(ji9 vats anu veicn 11(5)12 Lheat .. $y10 wheat, per bushel i in uat-s, per ousnei .. f Kolleu barley ;I3.50 Uorn as.S0 cracked corn 440 oran 2S.f)U Shorts, per ton $31 Butter. Butterfnt 3r Creamery butter, per pound 2.ic yegetaDiea. Asparagus 10c Cabbage, per lb 3((C3 ',-'. raranips $1.50 t omatoes, Florida .. ..14 50 Cauliflower, Oregon (1.35 string (Jar no ....... i5c Lettuce, crate $2.75 Beets sl.50 iiamsncs 45c Potatoes, per 100 lbs $2 Potatoes, new, lb x New peas 8c Fruits. Strawberries, crate ....$2.00 Oranges, naval $3.20(ii$.r50 n i- - . uiwiauus, io - 514 benions, per Dox 84 (5)4.50 rinenppies, per id. 71 Apples, box 1.50(ri1.75 Florida grape fruit .. !4.50 Dates, dromedary, ease $3.25 Dates, Persian, lb S'Cu'Bc Fard dates $1.00 (.'ocoanuts, per dozen.... Figs, per pack 90c(tf$1.50 iggs ana rouitry. fcggs, cash 15c; trade 7e Hens, pound 3c Itoosters, old, per pound..- 7c Stags .. ijc Spring Chickens, lb ooc, rors, veal and Mutton. Pork, on foot - $7f .'!7. Pork, drosBed 10c((i'101 Ewes Veal, dressed flc 10c Spring lambs, milk fed i...Rc Steers Succinic Cows . 5(ui5jc Bulls - 31,i4'je w eiuers . 7c Sheep, sheared 6c Retail Price. Creamery butter 30c Flour, hard wheat r. 2.10(r2.RO Hour, Talley .. l.B5(fiS cgg3, por dozen M 20c Sugar, cane $7 Sugar, D. O $0.80 Portland Markets. Portland, Ore., April 27. Wheat Club, $1.20; blucstein, $1.32. Oats No. 1 whito feed, $33.25. Parley Feed, $24. Hogs Best live, $Sf,8.05. Prime steers, $7.2370)7.75; fancy corns, tu.-o; ups 1 canes, (.V0(a8; spring minus, tnoiii. Butter City creamery, 25e. Kggg Selected local extras, 181, iicus, lie nioiicrs,., '.( ;i"e: l-cchc. -(nine. Potatoes Are Hlalior. Portland, Or., April 27. Potato market has struck $2 a cental in i jobbing nny from wholesalers to rc tuiler in the Front street market and is very firm for quality offerings lit tnnt price. iven ordinary potatoes are scllini? to day along the street at $1.75 and $1.85 a cental. lhe only fear 111 tho mnrket at this time is the break which seems to be up prnncliing in the Sun Francisco markets, While it is tine that no siiiiunents arc being made from hero to the south, a ureas, in that muiKct might force lieuv ier supplies of eastern stuff on the northwe.it trade nnd thereby cause weakness. While prices for potntoes are highei here, there is n very noticeable decn use in the movement. Wholesalers claim that since the la:,t advance in tho price they havo not oid more than a third of the potatoes that were moved pre viously ami in a use period. This is tuk ea to indicate that the consuming pub lis is peeling potatoes much more- care fully and cliiniiMiling waste, llogs Up to 18.00. Hogs touched It's today in the North Portland ynnls for some extra good stuff. One loud at the start of the week at the higher price which waa J 5c better than the extreme of Inst week's advance. The quality of the loud that brought the tup was easily worth a nickel more than the general market for extreme quality, therefore the av erage price for real good stuff is not above $i.IH! and i.V5. Thero was a fair supply of hogs avuil able for the trade ut the opening of the mnrket this morning. Total receipts over rvnulay were Jim head compared with 1044 last Mondny and 2153 head this same day a year ago. Grain B.'.ifS doing TJp. Fears are expressed by tho local trade regarding the deliverii-s of jute bags from India this season ill time for tho grain harvest. While some of the ships are now ea route with bags. fur the Pacific coiut, the trade is still dubi ous regarding delivery as many acci dents have befalh n cargoes on the sea son since the war started. Naturnlly this has forced creat strength in the grain bog market here nnd leading importers are today asking 7 cents for No. 1 Calcuttas for early delivery to growers. W itu a very lug crop of wheat prom ised in the Pacific northwest this sea 'in and i'h California prospects the best in many years, indications point to greater need of Calcutta bags th's sea son thin ever before, although engage ments aro already suid to be quite heavy. til Ml i. ' J Will I T T" -1 iJrilish Progress And Hold Terrific Drive Of Germans (Continued from Page One.) near St. Julien and with the co-onem- t V H L ''''l"onio progress, It was in this movement, that the nmrs.ial also stated that severe losses had beeu inflicted miuii tho enemv liv the British artillery. nothing to report, the war office slate -.v ,viuio in tuu .mm niero is meat declared. Allied aviators bom barded the railway stations at Tourco- ing, Houbaix, liiglemunster, Stadeu, Mangemarck, Thielt and Bonlera. T',ie destruction of Courtrai Junction was reported in a communication from tho i'rout last night. Plot to Kill Turks. Salonika, April 27. The dil-cuverv of a plot to kill all of tiio high Turkish ami iierman officials in Constantimmle and start a revolution against the war party is told in advices reaching here today from the Moslem capital. Ihero aro declared to hn evi.lnncna that the plot was widespread, and sev- oral attendants iibuit the government unices are now under arrest ami aro being tortured in an attempt to force confessions from them. Bomb Is Discovered, fbily tho eleventh hour discovery of a huge bomb with a clockwork attach ment prevented tho plot to blow up the officials directing the war from meet ing with success. The bomb was con cealed in tho offices of tho war minis try. Tho clockwork attachment was set to go off at a time when a meet.hu of the war council was scheduled. About tho council table at the time wuilil havo been Knvcr I'nsha, minister of war; Cleuerul Von Her (inll., the Her man commander in chief of tho Turkish army, aud Ambassador Von Sanders. Ships Ordered to Port. Copenhagen, April 27. All Scandi navian ships en route from Fmelaud to Swedish ports on tho Bultie. wero today ordered tu mnko the nearest convenient harlior and remain there pending fur ther orders. Humors were circulated hero today that (iennnny intends to stop all traf- he oelween Sweden uud F.nglaud. This is said the purpose responsible for iuo acuviiy or tne (iermaii fleet which mis oeen reported sighted liy many "ciuiuinnviuu vessels. Italy Sends Demands, liome, April 27. The German and Austrian ambassadors have seat joint copies n( Italy's latest demands to Vienna, according to reports in diplo nmt te circles tonight. With the de mands they are to have forwarded a statement, that the Italian government demanded nil iiniiiediale answer. The nature of the ileiiiiinds uro not known. Ambassadors Summoned Home. Koine, April 27.- The Italian ambus sudors to Paris, Vienna, London an 1 Berlin have been summoned to Koine for a conferer ice with the premier nnd ceding to tho Message,.. his cabinet, nccoiding t(i lav. Late ndween from Salonika declared that tile allies have landed tumps ut various points nn the (lulf of Karos. driving the Tniks hack, and establish, ing themselves for the general asi-iiult. Ih" bombardment of the l.'anhlnellen fortifications from the Anglo French licet continues inilh from the golf and from inside the slniils. Former Chauffeur's Suit Dismissed By Court New York, April 27. The $2"i0.ni)ll alienation of affections suit bioughl bv Max Kleist, foi.oer chauffeur, auainsl Edwaid V. Ilicilong, his father-in-law, was thrown out ol court yesterday. fudge Hough sustained the motimi to Iimiiiss tho cii".' by altoincVH for Brei- tung on the gi.innd of "lack of c i-de.i.-e. " Kleist elnpe.l nilii llreilong's .laugh ter. Afterward, he alleged, llreitiing, kii.1 is repute.) to he a mum miiiinmin. caused Mrs. Kleist to cease loving thaud liver, to the discomfort of those plaintiff. Jurist nll.ged that Ins roll father- nidiiw gave linn a job carrying dyna mite into a Moinin mine, where the slightest stumble probably w.nld have manently restored by Mayr's Wonder wuttcicil I. is anatomv over the siil.-'ful Kemcdv. torraiic,i,i Ii.iiiIk. ape. He also claimed j Most slomaeh ailments are mainly that his job rcp.ircd him to light th.i'c .1 by a catarrhal eondilion. Mayr's fuses on dynamite c.niiges when the! Wonderful finely not only removes fuses were so short, that he had to run at full spc.-d to escape being blown to pieces. Home of tha xiirational testimony iuv.Jvid Julia, the daughter, whose af fections were the main is-.no In the trial. Kl. ist said that Julia, when she discovered that he did not smoke, told him ho might as well learn, as the in tended to smoke cigarettes. Tnis is tho second time Kleist 'i suit against Hr.'itung has been tried. The first hearing resulted in a mistrial. Denver Capitalist Dies After Long Illness Han Diego, Cl., April 27. Uodm-v Curtis, capitalist, nnd one of the most prominent citizens of Denver, president and builder of the Denver Tramway company, died at a local stnitnrium to day after a long illnci s. Curtis come to southern Cnlifomia for his health some tune ago but fail..) rapidly. Ho re tired from active business about four teen yenrs ngo. The body will be sent to iH-aver, T.h. re services will be held, ft :-t t Court House News t Compluint was filed In Justice Web ttrtt-'tl ..mill tWia h.... I... t-:il: ..i .w 1 ..i.-o.j 5. ;.. , grorery company, against Mrs. A. N. lim Uy Howen, ror the recovery of d delivered. The first cause of ne- .11 .1.... 1.... .....1 n, . mi th ,.: bought grei eries In the sum of $103.7." the second cause alleges between Juno 13, 11114, and September 2, I HI 4, Charles I). Pritehard sold meats to tho defend ants in the sum of $2H.S5. It is stated that uo part of tho abnvo sums have been paid and that judgment ia asked of tho court. Hubert C Wygimt is ap pearing for the plaintiff. County Judgo William flushey yes terday conformed ah order for the sale of real property from Dora A. Harden, executrix of tho estnte of Marthn A. Brown, to K. I), Alexander, of Stayton. The filial account of H. P. Minto, administrator of the eslalo of Samuel Hutchinson, was filed' with tho Marion county clerk yesterday afternoon. The hoirs are Alexander Hutchinson, a brother; Mulford Hutchinson, a broth er; llnniiuh June Marcher, a sinter, all of whom nre entitled to one-fifth of the estate; ami the surviving children of Imcinda Kwiggins, deceased, a sister of Kainuel Hutchinson, are Albert D wiggins, Lillian May Tibbetls, Mary Miller, K. S. Dwiggins, and Inez. Jane Dwiggins, Mich of whom is entitled to one-sixth share, Judgo Uushey ulloived the account. Murringo licenses wero Issued this morning by the county clerk to James W. Tidder, a logger of Hover, and Ida Hello llexon, also of Hover; and Mosaic M. Palmer, a laborer of MeMinuville. and Myrtle Olsen, of Fast Inde pendence. A petition was filed wilh tho county clerk in the matter of tho estuto of Denton P. Taylor, deceuwd, by Fred J. Dolbeer, of Pocntello, Malm, for the payment f one-sixth interest In the estate, which amounts to $7l.S2. It is stated in the petition that he is lhe son ami heir of Anna Dolbeer, who died in .HMO, who was the heir of the decedent. He says that there was a surplus of $445.82 left over from the sale of real property an. I asked Hint (corgi) u. Bingham, attorney, pay to him tho one-sixth duo. Testimony was taken today iu the case of Charles Hanson against M. ' iMoisan, an action for tho collection of a promissory note ami for the recovery of money alleged to bo due for goods soul an, delivered. Tho amount "of the note is given ns $114 1.57. The debt for g In owing the M iller-Hiieer l.umbc company, $75. Ml, is alleged to have wen paid liy the plaintiff, while the " '" """v 'Cri amounted to I ""'''''I of lhe inn. i.if caso win prnniiliiy go to I bo jury this afternoon. Many a man who talks like a war hero compels his wife I.) interview lhe janitor every time ho has occasion to make a kick. SOME JON'TS For Stomach and Liver Sufferers Don't take medicine for your slum I iieli ailments morning, noon and night, lis usually sued in '.l.eiues only give tem porary relief and imply digest the food that happens to I i in the stomach Don't permit a surgical operation. There is always sciious danger in op orations nnd in many cases of stninneh, liver nnd intestinal ailments the knife enn be avoided if the right remedy is taken In time. Don't go around lli n foul smelling oienin caused liy a disordered stomach you come m contact with. If you are a I'tomach sufferer, don't think you can not be helped; probably worse cases than vours huvn I i.r. tho catarrhal mucus, but allays the chronic inflamalion and assists in ren dering the entire alimentary and intes tinal tract antiseptic, und'this is the secret of its iniirvclous success. Don't suffer constant pain uud ngony and allow your stomach ailments to physically undermine your health. No matter how severe your case may be or how long you have suffered uue dose of Mayr's Wonderful remedy should convince you that you can be restored to health sgain. Mayr's Wonderful !emcdy hns been taken and Is highly recommended by members of congress, justice of the supreme court, educators, lawyers, merchants, bankers, doctors, druggists, nurses, manufacturers, priests, ministers, farmers and people iu all walks of life. Mend for PUKE valuable booklet nn stomach ailments to Oeo. II. Mayr,, 151 15"l Whiting St., Chicago, 111. Mnyr's Wonderful Hrmedy is sold by leading druggists everywhere wilh the positive understanding that your iniiney will be refunded without question or quibble if ON K buttle fails to givo you absolute satisfaction. FIVE l NEW TODAY i t . One cent per word each ineer- L turn. I ?vy tor advertisements on- i uvi in is ncaiung sflouli be in by I 2 p. m. ' t PIION13 MAIN 81. MUST stop nt Fred's Night Lunch. FOI! BALE Good camp wagon, cheap. Cupitol Hotel. Wilds. Apr27 UARGV Window cleaner. Thoue 1850-J. CASH paid for poultry and eggs at the wiucr ouoei i oea liaru. Apr27 A WOMAN wants work by day or hour. Phone II10 B. Apr2t) FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms Inquire :i;)2North Church st. tf WANTED Dressmaking, 2310 Stato Btreet tx FOB HALF Wcodsnw, team and har ness, u is, care Journal. Apr20 K'K TKAUK A fine large phono graph, oak cabinet and records, for good cow. 1)50 Mouth 12th st. Ap28 FOB KENT Fp to date 7-room flat, close in. Bee 11 H. Fleming, puouo 124, Kesidenco phone U2. FOB BALK Fight light biahmi, hens, one rooster. ij South Church street. , Apr28 FOB SALE A good top buggy for :i0. 23 North Cottage st. Phono HUH. A,iroy $S0H HCVS ehoico fiveacre tract iu Hollywood, bulaneo easy terms. Punnet 512M. Ani.2.s FOB SALE I'igs over six weeks u!d; bred gilta and brood sows. J'hon "W. , Air27 WANTED To contract sweet corn for canning purjiosos. Apply at Balom Canning Co. Phono 22tl. Apr27 HOME-8TUDV text bouks for sale; nil siib.iects. F. D. Abbott, 211 Hubbard building. tf IF VOU wish your carpets steam or vacuum cleaner! by reliable firm at reduced prices phone 1154. May 10 COMPLETE Btock of tested gnrdon, Hum anu iswn acea. westacott 4 Thiclscn Co., 101 North High it. tt FOB SALE 5 acres on Fnlrvlow ave., including orchard in bearing, J, W. Carson, route II, tox 55, Ap27 VOUNtl man wishes position grocery, lunch counter or Hodu dispenser, Ex perience, anil good references. Ad dress It. (),, Journnl. Apr27 LOST A Shepherd pup, black, with white iioin, breast and toes. Notify Joiirnul or phone 21(10 ,L ltoward. April27 HEED POTATOES- Burhunks, Netted (.ems, Idaho Kiirnls ami American Wonders; also tabln stock at any time. Muugis Bros., 51(1 stale street. 1'hons 717. Ap.')0 W E will allow you the highest pries foi your used furniture In exchange fol new. Cnlcf Bros., horns furnishers, 1'houo SU3. YOUNG man, Bged 21, of good habits, wi.dies work of seme kind in town. Address A. T. E., Journal. tf SEED POTATOES - lliirbanks, Netted Gems, Idaho Iturals and American Wonders; also table stock at nny time. Mnng.is Bros. Ap.it) FOB KENT-Furnished complete tt loo in modern cottage, cheap, Iu2:i No. 17th street. Engkwood car line. AprJ8 NICE 5(1 acre faun, ;P.j miles from town on go.il road, with good bflild in 'M and fruit of all kinds. A splen did place, Can bo bought from own er. Will take country or city prop erty in part iiiymciit, balance easy terms. Address O I,"., care Journal. Apr27 1 1 El '(HiE having all uf your spring .leaning done phone mid get wir pii.-es. We give prompt service anil guaiaiilee our work. We clean and p. cs everything, city Drv 'leaning Woiks, 11(15 Slate street, Phono 1711. H. I'uli SALE By fiwner, 15 acres fin.) laud, fenced and clear, rock road. Bargain if taken soon, ,1'liuno 121. Ifesidenen phone 112. WILL THADIv- ItiO acres of land in Lane County, Ore., lor good automo bile. ( all nt A. Dane & Sou's storo. Apr2U TO EM II A Nil E Talk iibout prospeT it.v. It's all ready here. I have n piece it. Cash ami 1(10 acres in Morrow County and n mortgage of 1100 on ;i20 acres, also in Morrow County, mid some cash, to put into a good house and acreage in Vrt Sa lem. Who has it) Speak up! Address r.. . i ni. ni nr i nun (icrviiis. Ore. III) p. .' ft , Ap27 German Commerce Raider Kronprinz Interned at Port Washington, April 27.-The flcrniaii converted cruiser Kmnpriiu Williclm, last of the (loruuui rominerce raiders, with the exception of the Karlsruhe, in terned today ut Newport News, it wan announced here. The Kronprins Williclm Is the second n.'rmnn cruiser operating Iu the Allan, tic to put in at the American port and tie up for the remainder of the war. The 1'riun Eitel Friedrich was Interned only a few days before the Kronprins Wilhclm slipped post the allied war ships patrolling the waters off tho Vir ginia capes and sought repairs. Some officeholders get up and howl uhout the burden of holding a political office, but never think t resigning,