1 THE 3IORXIXG OKEGONIAN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1916.

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We give to every patron of our Woodlark , js-'- . ,(,.. , .. , 'r-i- X.t v" y I- - "! Balfour Is Criticised. t viJ. i ... t i ',ijB A broad guarantee, a responsible maker be- demonstration hooth this week a 15c can of hind them. You can exchange after Xmas Imperial Toilet Talcum with every 25c pack- any pen bought of us if the point does not age of Listerated Tooth Powder or Corosede fit the user's hand. Dental Cream. LONDON, - Dec. 3. Premier Asquith has decided, to advise the King to con-Ke- nt to the reconstruction of the gov- Fountain Pens ernment. .' This was officially an- nounced tonight. The statement reads: "The Prime Minister, with a view to $1.25 to $25 ALDXX STREET AT WEST Pfi2K MAE5HALL 7QO -- HOME A 6171 the most effective prosecution of the war, has decided to advise his majesty, the King, to consent to the reconstruc- tion of the government The political crisis has become acute. It is said in well-inform- ed quarters that David Lloyd George, the War Sec- retary, has tendered his resignation, which has not yet been accepted. Premier Holds Conferences. Premier Asquith left town yesterday, but returned this morning and through- out the day there have been consulta- tions and meetings of party leaders at the Premier's residence. Mr. Lloyd George had a long consul- STABILITY tation with the Premier this afternoon. Other visitors were A. Bonar Law, sec retary of the colonies, and the Marquis of Crewe, lord-preside- nt of the council. Sir Edward Carson and Mr. Law ap- peared together and addressed a morn- ing meeting of the Unionist commit- tee, while the Earl of Derby, under- secretary for war, had a long interview 6 Mr. Lloyd George. Gold Notes with Reynolds newspaper says that David S Lloyd George has intimated his inten- Gas Company tion of resigning. His resignation, adds rC Standard and Electric the paper, has been delayed at the re- quest of several ' of his colleagues in the cabinet, but there is little prospect of success on their part. The reasons given for the possible resignation of Mr. Lloyd George is that he has definitely decided that the IXTEEN public utility companies serving methods of dilatorlness, indecision and delay, which characterize the action of t.ie present war council, endanger the 1,800,000 people in 16 states stabilize the prospects of winning the war. It is .understood, adds the paper, that Premier, Asquith has declined to accept y Photograph by Underwood. I earnings of Standard Gas and Electric Mr. Lloyd George's view that the war PHOTOGRAPH OP ROYAL PALACE AT ROUMAXIA AND MAP SHOWING CLOSE PROXIMITY OF BESIEGERS. ' council must be materially reduced in CROSSES MARK. POSITIONS OK PRINCIPAL INVADING FORCES AS TOLD BY LATEST DISPATCHES. 1 1 ' number. It is believed that Mr. Bonar Company. Law and Lord Derby contemplate fol- . . lowing Mr. Lloyd George's example. tration of Roumania," says an official n More "Vigorous Campaign Demanded. How the business and earnings of the Mr. Lloyd George, continues the pa- under STRAITI IS per, to country. AHitflj rlbnl lrUu The .du ucutUIN ad- intends campaign the !!H.7sbS?of these departments partly belong Standard Gas and Electric organization There is every indication of a Lloyd powers. 13 George-Carso- n combination in favor o to others of the central The more vigorous prosecution of the war. cultivation of the country will be car- vanced during recent years is shown by graphic The political crisis is topic ried' out according to the principles pre- the chief part cor- 64-pa- ge of discussion in the Sunday news- viously established, which in in book just issued. papers. The Weekly Dispatch says Allies Now Demand Reparation respond to the necessities of Roumania, Allies Give Russia Darda- charts a new its aTid are in part on account of the neces- origin is due, to the fact that David ' Lloyd George proposed the formation for Attacks on Them. , sities of the central powers." nelles and Constantinople. 150 photo- of a-- small war council, including Sir This book contains more than Edward Carson, but excluding Premier Destroyers Decorated. - . Asquith and A. J.- Balfour, first lord LONDON, Dec. 3. King George has graphs and is of decided interest to every of the admirality. Both Carson and awarded the distinguished service or- Lloyd George, the Weekly Dispatch BRITISH ATTACKED FIRST der to Edward Pull- HELP SENT TO BUCHAREST adds, are not unwilling that A. Bonar ing and the distinguished service cross investor. Law should have a seat in the council, to Lieutenant Egbert and but he is undecided. nt Gerrard Fane, all of Carson Willing to Join. the naval air service. In recognition Copies may be had at The Sunday Times says: Italian Marines Then Fired On by of their services in the destruction of Pressure on Extreme Flanks of Ar- "Sir Edward Carson's asso- a Zeppelin off the coast after THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK intimate Fijencli Marines Can- Monday night's raid. mies May ciates are not aware that he has de- Kiflemen and of Central Powers of Portland, Oregon cided to Join the cabinet. Carson is Make Com- quite willing to join a cabinet headed nonadedCretans Stand Make Entire Change in by Lloyd George and other leading in Yenizelo's - Home. plexion of Campaign. Unionists will follow his example, but PEACE PLAN DISCUSSED the suggestions that Bonar Law should take office for a short term as a 'warm- PARIS. Dec. 8. The firing- at Athena (Continued From First Page.) ing pan" for Lloyd George is quite in night now enemy M. & ludicrous." diminished the and has COLOGNE EDITORS OPPOSE GER- and secure the safe retirement H. BYLLESBY COMPANY The Observer says: ceased, says a Havas dispatch. The of their armies. "Certain ministers are resolved not to entente troops have been sent back to MAN ANNEXATION POLICY. A dispatch from Petrograd says that continue in office on Piraeus. when Premier Trepoff mounted present anything like the the terms. Chief among them are The Greek government has offered However, Strip Iron tribune In the Duma to read the gov- Lloyd Vice-Admir- Retention, of of George and Bonar Law. It was six mountain batteries to al ernment's statement, the parties of the s reported last night they Field Favored Belgian Problem extreme began demon- that had both du Fournet, but the entente Ministers left a hostile I' I'll 111 H resigned." no Regarded stration. J. L. Garvin, writing in the Observer have received instructions that it is as More Difficult. M. Trepoff thrice appeared on the of which he is editor, says Lloyd longer a question of cession of war tribune, each left, owing to George that be but time city, ought to bo charged with the materials, but that reparation must COLOGNE, via Berlin, via London, the turmoil. We must also wrest from our enemies INJURED ' MAN DRIVES 'CAR suffered the accident while cutting direction of the war. He entreats Bal- made corresponding with the gravity Polish, beyond the feed for his cattle. The cutter is oper- to Dec. 3. Two of the leading newspa- Turbulent Members Suspended. territories, formerly by a motor, four resign, saying that the first of the assault on the allied troops. .The president old frontier. We will then constitute ated and the blades with lord of the Admiralty should be a A. Havas dispatch from Athens dated pers of Cologne declare today against of the Duma thereupon ethnographical Left Hand Holds Wheel While W f5 which his right hand came In contact cailor, a policy of of Euro- proposed tje expulsion for eight sit- Poland free within its were running revolu- not civilian." December 1 reads: the the annexation tings 12 boundaries, but Inseparably united with at the rate of 450 "The first attack was ma.de at noon pean territory as peace terms of Ger- of members of the Socialist and Attends Mangled Kight. tions a minute. troops Pnyx. Almost many. The Koelniscne Zeitung as- Labor parties, including the leaders Russia." Governor Will Join Moose. on British at the Germany annex Tcheidse and Krenfki. This proposal at the same time there was rifle fire serts that will not was adopted. DISCLOSED TO DUMA ALBANY, Or Dec. 3. (Special.) Cider Vinegar Is Seized. SALEM, Or., Dec! 3. against marines in the lands of the people of Europe, but will PACT IS (Special.) Gov- the Italian to out posses- M. Trepoff expressed satisfaction at With his right hand so badly mangled Ten 'or 15 gallons of cider vinegar ernor Withycombe has signed an ap- Roufas barracks. The French marines seek round her colonial the patriotic in a feed cutter that It was necessary was seized Saturday night homo plication to Join local at the Zappeton, where are the lega- sions. Nevertheless the British evacu- activities of the munici- Russian People hat at the the order of quar- of the French coast palities and said the government would Premier Tells to amputate the thumb and one finger, of Fred Hillyard. Iu3 East Sixth Moose, and the time for his induction tions and Admiral du Fournet's ation Calais and possible R. Noble drove his car four miles to street, by Deputy Attorney into the order been ters, were fired on with .cannon. must precede the German evacuation take all measures for the They Are righting For. J. District has set for a week then of occupied territory. establishment of order behind the army. Albany with his left hand yesterday. Robison and Deputy Sheriffs Tlchenor. from Tuesday. It is asserted by Moose Town. French In present 2. via London. a remarkable exhi- Phillips and Flaherty, is held in here he is Athens Like Besteeed The Koelnische Volks Zeitung says: the time, the Premier said, PETROGRAD, Dec. It was considered and that the last Governor in the appearance be- this of ques- semi-offici- al agency of nerve. Mrs. Noble rode with the county Jail to be tor the United States to join "Athens has the of a "Fiance knows that she could re- lack order liad been felt in Dec 3 The news bition tested the order. sieged town. Bands of reservists, some cover the occupied territory without tions of supply, with the result that the Duma today Premier him and administered first aid while presence of alcohol. No arrests were some in civil dress, re- population in many regions ex- says that In the Noble, guiding the auto with his left made. The seizure was the result of in uniform and the price of blood, but only by was Trepoff read a proclamation announc- report Deputy Attorney move about the streets firing at ran- nouncing the mirage of revenge and periencing difficulties in obtalnng food. agreement con- hand, raced for medical aid. a to District dom the shops of followers of hope conquest." The Premier declared transport ing officially that an Noble, who Is proprietor of the Totem Robison that Mr. Hillyard had been at the of t.iat and Great of adding spirits to vinegar. An Urgent Venizelos and the foreign legations. The Volks Zeitung, however, thinks difficulties necessitated an examination cluded by Russia. France by Pole Dairy, four miles south this the Eleven P. M. Another meeting of that Germany should retain a small into railway construction and that Britain in 1915 and later approved the allied Ministers was held at the strip embracing the Briey Iron field. measures must be taken to increase the Italy "establishes in definite manner Message French Legation- amid the sound of The paper says that the UWgian prob production of metals and fuel and the the right of Russia to the Straits and rifle fire. The fleet is fifing shells at lem is more airncuit. it aucis tnat construction of factories. Constantinople. the Greeks, who are shooting at the Germany is not thinkinsr of annexing Trepoffs announcement Is To Every Man stopped Absolute Agreement Reached. Premier Zappeion. Shelling at Belgium, but the paper demands that Elaborating his statement as to quoted as follows: yesrs has who may be in need of a new on the restoration of the Belgian mon promise concerning the "For more than 1000 Russia archy, which will be perfectly free in the Dardanelles reaching southward for a free suit or overcoat. LONDON. Dec. 3. Ateuter dispatch guaran- and Constantinople, M. Trepoff said, been open sea. This dream Right now 6:30 A. M. Saturday internal affairs, substantial according to the dispatch: n.itiot on the there is a won- from Athens timed tee be given that the foreign policy agreement for realization. From the derful choosing of suits and says: shall not be used against German In "Absolute on this point beginning of the war, wishing to spare "Anglo-Frenc- h marines totaling 600 is firmly established among the allies, overcoats to be had at this terests. and there is no doubt human lives and marched out of the Zappeion under a that after she did our ""trafn store. strong guard of Greeks with all their has 'obtained sovereign possession of a allies in hostilities.TEtur passage participation nl Wonderful not only equipment, en route for Piraeus. All Saturday' Move free into the Mediterranean, from formal assurances guaran-teei- Convenient Location because the streets in the neighborhood of the War Russia will grant freedom of naviga- her? exchange for neutrality. of the choice variety, but be- Zappeion had prevlousy been cleared, tion for the Roumanian flag, which integrity territory and tnde-penrn- d fa7-f7--i- . - now her cause" every garment in the and every precaution had been taken floats in battle side by side with l3o -"- anti-enten- encircling movement the to avoid te demonstrations. rpHE 'of the flag of Russia, "."dvanUg assortment measures up to L is drawing thought my is by no means the least Buffum-Pendleto- A detachment of Italian marines, Teutonic allies closer l it duty not to conceal the strict n which yesterday took refuge in the toward Bucharest, although the Rou- from. you the difficulties and sacrifices THIS in "choice of a . we standards. Italian Archaeological School, was per- manians are stiffening their defense. which have still to endure in order wrtTer'cUcluddan" agreement nnfl mitted quietly to depart under Greek to bring the present war to a victorious wiV? the :miu m M banking connection. These standards mean up-to-d- The Teutons have crossed the Ar no ouTllies. whichestablishes escort, on intervention of the conclusion, out difficulty no -- o 15-sto- ry styles; good the gechu River, but Petrograd and Bucha stop and Pnaa ft TO Hie OH The home of the woolen Italian Minister." rest assert that southwest of the capl sacrifice will Russia and her stantinople.ii. Russians should Know lor mw&r nn n" fabrics; attractive patterns, brave allies on the path of reconstruc- " Cretans Hold Vcnfxeloa HonHe. tal the Russians and Roumanians have tion and consolidation. they are sneaams of mm Northwestern National Bank, and dependable workmanship. A Reuter dispatch from Athens dated forced the retirement of the Teutons record with our allies announcement pn pn ' says: prisoners booty. "A bright future will be the heritage ?hfs made today from this occupying; the entire block T h e Buffum - Pendleton 4:30 P. M. Saturday and taken and Berlin of all nations fighting for a Just agreement is pv "Twenty armed Cretans barricaded says that the Roumanian force was holy cause. and trlbuna." r1 on Morrison street, between standards also mean absolute themselves in the house of Venizelos, thrown back with heavy losses. Labor-- of All la Required. , reported several times IT con-- - satisfaction with every pur- rthe former Greek Premier, and refused made con Sixth and Broadway, is chase. to evacuate it, firing from the roof on Hard fighting continues along the "Our heroic .troops and fleets are .v.i. has been or approached. of border of Bukowlna, with both sides doing their great work without pause. to.t,..ntRussia in the event the veniently located in respect all who The Minister advantage. The ceding allies possession n Regardless of war condi War ordered machine guns brought claiming; the first task which falls on the rest r.f the entente ETC Offices, Shopping; District . surren- of us is to devpte all our strength Constantinople and the Straits. tions and the refusal of many into action. The Cretans then - and of dered, a consultation. They were On none of the other fronts has there every hour, of our time to productive r and after any . An r Theaters. manufacturers to guarantee conducted under a heavy guard to the been great Infantry activity. work. Ruasia needs the common labor RUSSIANS HELP BUCHAREST their productions,' we stand Parliament building, which' had been attack by the entente forces northwest or everyone, based on regular distribu- of Monastir Saturday was put down, tion according to individual capability. m back of every purchase made converted temporarily into a military as- H our prison. according to Berlin. Italians have It is the patriotic duty of everyone not Petrograd Reports Reinforcement? rn in store. passage of serted an advance of S00 meters over to undermine the country's power, Complete facilities and un- "During the the hundred two-thir- ds but Capital. it It will pay you to look over yards from the house of Venizelos to a front of of a mile In the to do his utmost to strengthen It. The South of usual services are also factors splendid, Parliament building the guard had Carso sector. history of the world has never known London. Dec. S. the assortment of the PETROGRAD, via. li most difficulty in saving the so decisive a moment. We must or- of I m in the rapid and substantial . new Suits and Overcoats the The French transport Karnak ,has ganize power Russian troops have arrived south fUjiHfcrgE't at Cretans from the mob which had as been sunk near Malta by a German all the of the nation and engaged In battle to growth of this bank. $20, $23, $30, $33, $40 sembled in the neighborhood when the hurl it against the enemy. Nothing Bucharest and submarine, according to an announce- force, t Roumanian capital, the War siege of the house began this morning. ment by the German Admiralty. The will resist that save the The German and "Street firing has ceased, and strong said to have been loaded "Remember that, however cruel the ffice announces. compelled cavalry patrols are guarding the city." transport is enemy blows may be. the final victory Bulgarian troops have been fey .& with troops bound for Saloniki. is .ours. It is surely approaching us. to retire. - MMvM, Buffum Let us march uninterruptedly to The Russians and Roumanians have Ir foVrv areer GEUMAS CHIEF IS APPOLXTEn Owing to the acuteness of the politi- meet it." taken prisoners and booty. Further Pendleton Co. cal crisis in Great Britain. Premier successes for the Russians on the Asquith has announced that he will Pollah Poller. Outlined. Transylvanian front also are reported. Clothiers, Hatters and Roumania to Be Cultivated Under advise the King to consent to a recon- Premier Trepoff Also made the fol- Haberdashers Military Direction. struction of the government. lowing declaration' concerning the Rus- LONDON. Dec. 3. A Reuter dispatch Unofficial advices from Athens say sian policy in regard to the Polish from Jassy, In Northern Roumania, :: 127 Sixth St. BKRLIN, Dec. 3. (By wireless to the lighting there between Greeks and question. near the Russian frontier, says that Tuckerton, N. J.) "General Tuelff von entente troops has ceased and the en- "One part of, the task before us is the Roumanian government now has .. Members Greater Portland Tochefe und Wejdenbach has been ap tente troops have been sent back to to reconquer th'e kingdom of established there. Parliament Poland been - c Association pointed chief of the military adminis Piraeus. temporarily detached by force of arms. J will be convened shortly.