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ATHER ERRATIC
ked by Radical Extremes
xalted Expectation and
pressed Foreboding
utcome Gratifying.
By B. W. SNOW,
inert for Martlett Frailer Company.
Chicago, III.
Is agricultural reeord of 1919
one of erratic changes, marked
radical extremes of exalted cx-
atio'n and depressed foreboding,
yith a final outcome that fur
ies a itriking evidence of Amer-
resources, both in soil and in
I energy, industry and intelligent
lization of opportunity by Amen
i farming population,
n apite of labor shortage, and in
face of difficult climatic coudi-
W the volume of rroduction .vas
h, not record-breaking, but sufn
Jnt. The farmers of America, at a
he when unrest has eripped pro
ttive labor in every other di.ec-
Jti. and when the economic dis
tances of the war have been ag
Yvated by curtailment of produc
n in general industries, have been
one class of labor that accepted
responsibilities ana measured up
its duty.
There were no slackers on the
m, no shortening of hours or of
Ifort, no shrinking from tne otir
imis imposed by a hungry world,
he American farmer stands forh
It this vcar 01 nuuuic, ttit in., i w,
Ith clear-eyed vision and calm un-
Irstanding. seeing his duty nas
Ine it. Unartected hv clamor, un-
Cuenced by spacious class propa
lda. he has worked that the world
feht be fed. becoming the greatest
leadying influence in the maintc-
fence of the social oraei max nas
ten builded upon 2,000 years of hu-
lan experience.
Will Save .he World
The volume of farm production,
Iwhen the true history of these
Lroublous times is finally written,.
I.vill be hailed the factor that saves
he world from post-war political
Cataclysm.
from a promise tnat at one xime
seemed scarcely possible to ex
aggerate, the wheat crop steadily
bhrunk until an outturn of only mod
rrate orooortions "and veiy moder
Lte quality was secured. Drought
t i many districts, Hooas in a lew,
lustrate the extremes experienced
winter wheat, While heat, blight
id rust decimated the spring sown
lop. With a total narvestea wnear
Ireage nearly one-tourm larger
Ian in 1918 the total wheat crop
lially measured only 2 per cent
eater. The total wheaf crop or
B.987.000 bushels with ap abun-
uce of general foodstuff s furnished
ample supply for our own neces
Jtm and with moderate economies
pi permit of the sale abroad of all
at is needed to supply European
nts. 1
rhe Tolume of corn production,
17,450,000 bushels, neither meets
Hv extravagant expectat.r.ns nor
lea it accord witn mil-summer
ssimisra. It is a crop of practical-
prewar proportions grown upon
.anaa m V mttA lit"" 1 U n n Of
wloply adeauate for all domestic
Vints. With the gradual improve
tent of snipping lacuities, corn
uoolies from Areentine becoms in
Lf ' . M.K. 1 ! ... liL.
-easineiv avauauir icavuiK us wiui
production which balances well
ith our needs tor home use.
Oaa Pistinct Disappointment
The oats croo is our one distinct
Jereal disappointment, both in vol-
me and in quality, weatner con
itions were unfavorable both early
nd late, so that the yield was below
normal and the weiuht and duality
inferior. By reason, however, of
the stimulated war acreage the
volume of the crop at 1,248,310,000
bushels is above the pre-war stand
J -nd should meet domestic, re
nirements. but cannot be mater
allv lied upon for any unusual
exoort demand.
The other cereals are in moder
ate supply, less than in recent years
but in excess of the volume required
tovtneet our own needs before the
X .t r J 1
war. uiner iooq crops are ampic,
but not excessive, necessitating care
ful economv in use but not threat
ening any failure of an ample and
well Daiancea national dietary.
Agriculture has functioned well
durinsr these trying times, and the
American farmer is entitled to a full
measure of reward for his intelli
gent and . whole-hearted effort
Reports of the Metropolitan
Water board, as prepared by R. B.
Howell, general manager, show that
for the first 10 months of 1919 oper
ating expenses, excluding deprecia-
lon, were 5312,481. as against
$238,422 for the corresponding pe-
lod of iyi7, an increase of 31 per
cent. -
"However," the report reads.
"during the same period there was
an increase in operating income of
1J per cent, more than enough to
offset these increased expenses, and
that, too, notwithstanding water
rates were reduced 5 per cent to
98 per cent of the consumers, Jan
uary, 1919."
Last year the water district laid
4.35 'miles of pipe lines and com
pleted a new 30,000,OQO-galIcn pump
at the Florence station. This pump
increased the high service pumping
capacity 75 per cent.
Another 20,000,000-gallon basin
was started at Florence last fall, the
cost of this improvement to be
;200,000.
On December 1 the plant carried
10,000 tons of coal, a supply for six
months.
The municipal ice plant operated
in connection with the water sys
tem, manufactured 31,844 tons of
ice last year. A 9,000-ton ice stor
age house was opened.
measure
upon us.
np to the demands made
Annual Report of Uft
Adult Probation Office
Los Angeles, Dee. 31. A mystery
of nearly three years standing ap
parently was cleared up today when
Frank Jovanitti walked into the
central police station here and ac
cording to officers announced he
had shot and killed Modesto Cerrutti
here in January, 1917.
Jovanitti, policemen said, declared
Litvinoff, the bolshevik representa
tive who has been conferring here
with Tames O'Grady of Great Brit
ain for the purpose of bringing
about the repatriation of prisoners
of war, declared today that "peace
is cominsr more quickly than is gen
erally believed," according to an in-
terview pUDiisnea
Demokraten.
f :
'OS
MOVING
December 3 1st
to larger quarters in the Elka' Bldg., east
side of 15th, between Farnam and Harney.
No more long waits for your adjustment.
Five private room.
Ethel Thrall Maltby, D. C.
CHIROPRACTOR
(Formerly Bee Bldg.)
, 4-5 Elks Bldg.
Second Floor Douglas 3072
To Our Many Friends and
Patrons We Wish a Happy
and Prosperous New Year
Columbia Fire
Underwriters
9Vf
' success u
largely due to the k'md co
operation of our friends. Our ap
preciation is deep. And our warmest
thanks go out to Jjou coupled with hope
that you will receive a full measure of
joy and happiness in the New Year.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Matthews
Matthews Book Store
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MAIN FLOOR
The January Sale
in Our Gift Shop
.offers many articles that you will Tot very
desirable. A few are indicated below:
$66.00 20-inch Old Gold Lamp Shade, in Georgette,
with French flowers and lined with rose.. 944.00
$40.00 24-inch Lamp Shade, in champagne Georgette,
lined with blue silk, flat empire shape. .. .927.00
$80.00 JO-tnch Boudoir Shade, of pale yellow Georg
ette and blue satin 953.00
$86.00 18-lnch flat yellow and black Lamp Shade,
tiow 957.00
$18.00 32-lnch cone shaped rose Shade, now 912.00
$36.00 24-inch blue Georgette Shade, lined with rose
Ilk. flat shape 927.00
$70.00 24-lnch pink Shade, with 8-inch fringe. 946.00
Among them some
and gold brocade
ALL PILLOWS at One-third Off.
beautiful taffetas and a blue
hassock.
$125.00 Large Over-mantle Picture, else 40x81, "A
Study of Flowers," by Agnes Harrison Lincoln. 930 '
$82.00 pair of French Vases, peasant pattern on putty
ground, at 922.00
$16.80 pair of Square Blue Canisters, I Inches high
and ( Inches square 91100
$8.00 Work Baskets' of straw, gaily colored.. ..91.50
$8.00 Fainted Tin Bedside Table Tray, covered bottle,
clgaret box and match box.,. 95.25
Two Painted Tin Candy Boxes ....92.00
$10.00 Plaster Bust of Lincoln, bronse. color, 10 Inches
high , 97.00
$150.00 Marble Bust, "A Young Jlrl." 21 Inches high,
at 995.00
MAIN FLOOR '
to
The report of Adult Probation1
Officer Andre.asen for 1919 shows
that he took charge of paroled per
sons as follows: Grand larceny, 25;
receiving stolen property, seven;
forgery, 10; breaking and entering,"
tour;, shooting with intent to kill,
three: manslaughter, one; receiv-
; ing money under false pretenses,
two; non-payment oi anmony, one;
as bailee, one; attempting
ne; wite ana child aoan
two; aiding and abetting,
zlement, three; tnsufn-
nve; possession of bur-
one.
ent was found for 37 of
tv ' Tcrour were sent back to the
pen .aUttafy for violation of their
paroles.
i
Wny
3
County Attorney's Office
Put in Record 12 Months
;An enormous volume of business
U03 W39VU Lilt UU(l 11 u. VVUlll f a i
torney's office during the year 1919.
There were 278 convictions com
fpared with only 113 the previous
year. There were 32 aequitals, com-
J?ard with nine in 1918.
In spite of this, there are ISO
cases pending,' compared with 89 at
he end of 191&
Forty-four cases were nolled In
1919. and 50 in 1918.
- The total number of cases handled
In 1919 was 504, and In 1918 261.
These figures do not" -include liquor
r cases. .-. .. , . .
v-KThe county attorney as coroner,
Investigated 125 cases of death and
Conducted inqnests over 45J
Draperies
A busy morning spent among the Sale Offerings
la our Drapery Department will prove very, very
profitable. It la advisable to bring with you the
measurements of all th windows, opening, doom
and an estimate of the material required for slip
covers, bed spreads or any other covering or drap
ing yon may contemplate during the next few months.
The offerings will Include Curtains, Portieres,
Drapery Materials, lac Sets, Scrims, Marquisettes,
Curtain Muslins, Cretonnes, etc Short lengths of dls
oontlnued patterns, odd pairs of Curtains and rem
nant of all classes of Curtain and Drapery Materials.
The Curtains
Including lace, lace nets, scrims and muslins,
from 1 to 6 pairs of pattern, at substantial
reductions, notably are all the 1 and 2-pair lota,
which will bear reductions ranging from 88 1-8
to 60.
The Drapery Materials
These materials are 32 inches and 50 inches
wide. In some cases there is enough for a win
dow, in others for a room, and yet In other in
stances, several rooms. All desirable color ef
fects are to be found In this offering. The re
duced prices will range from, per yard, 68tf
The Lace Nets
A number of interesting patterns at most Inter
esting prices. The lengths range from 5 to 16
yards of a pattern. It Is Important to bring
Tour measurements. Reductions are substantial.
The Scrims, Marquisettes
and Curtain Muslins
The styles axe plain banded, figured and bor
dered, In colors, white, ivory and ecru. Lengths
are up to 60 yards of a pattern. The prices will
be found to be most Attractive, making it possi
ble to' secure desirable material for curtains
without a large expenditure. The reductions
are from 25 to 88 1-8.
The Cretonnes
More than 60 patterns in effects for every room
and every purpose, desirable In every way, ex
cepting the fact that they are now discontinued.
85o values will be ..501
$1.25 values will be 68
$1.85 values will be 95
The Remnants
These are short lengths of all classes of drapery
and upholstery fabrics, from sizes suitable for
bags and pillow tops to pieces 4 yards long.
Prices are adjusted to LESS THAN HALF.
Orchard WUhelm Co.
Sixteenth and Howard Streets
i Announce Their Annual
JANUARY SALE
To Commence
Friday, January 2nd
Throughout the house on every floor will be found useful, beautiful, comfort
giving articles for the home, that, for the various reasons behind every
genuine January Sale, have been reduced in price, and we may
confidently affirm that the reductions are such as will be
greatly appreciated by all who attend this sale.
$ 8 7 . 5 0 mahogany
Chair or Rocker,
with cane panels,
as cuts, at, each
927.50
As Illustrated $485 American
Walnut Suite, 8 pieoes, Buffet,
Table, six Chairs and one Ann
Chair, January Sale Price, $365
FURNITURE-
.
The year's Annual Clean-Up of stocks preparatory to Spring business includes several
matched Bedroom, Dining Room and Living Room Suites, as well as a large number of
parts of broken suites and single samples. Indeed, this is a really wonderful opportunity
to purchase at a great advantage in price.
Partial List-
Several Dining Chairs, from suites that
have been sojd and that we are
unable to match up, in mahogany,
walnut and oak, HALF PRICE
$385.00 Kidney Davenport, in tapestry,
large size $265.00
$88.00 Mahogany Rocker, or Chair, with
tapestry seat $23.50
$29.00 Mahogany Arm Chair. $19.50
$145.00 Tapestry Overstuffed Arm Chair
for $98.00
$60.00 American Walnut Deak.$30.00
$175.00 Black Enamel Decorated Lady's
Desk $87.50
$25.00 Mahogany Arm Rocker, with
tapestry seat and back. .$16.50
$845.00 Mahogany 3-piece Living Room
Suite, in mulberry and gold dam
ask .... $235.00
One each $148.00 Walnut and Mahogany
Arm Chairs, with loose cushion up
holstery $78.00
$150.00 Walnut Desk $75.00
$75.00 Chair to match $37.50
$266.00 3-piece Living Room Suite, In
velour $168.00
$37.60 cane seat and back Chair or
Rocker, with brown mahogany
frames, at, each $27.50 ,
$65.00 Mahogany Arm Chair, uphol
stered in velour $39.00
This sturdy box seat
Sewing Rocker, built en
tirely of oak and fin
ished either golden or
nut brown fumed; a
regular $7.00 value for
$125.00 Overstuffed Tapestry Ann
Chair ... $62.50
$39.00 Mahogany Arm Chair, with ve
lour upholstery $19.50
$28.00 Cromewald Birch Arm Chair or
Rocker, in velour, with spring
seats $17.50
$68.00 Mahogany Lady's Desk, with mir
ror top $45.00
J86.00 Walnut Console Table. $43.00
-$125.00 Mahogany Arm Chair. 67.50
$395.00 Mahogany 3-piece Living Room
Suite, with cane panel, upholstered
In mulberry damask ...$295.00
$250.00 Sofa and Arm Chair, the pair
for $168.00
$387.00 Mahogany Dining Suite, with
circle end Buffet, 54-inch extension
Table, six Chairs and Ann Chair,
for . $275.00
$115.00 Walnut China Closet, reduced
to $57.50
$60.00 Walnut Side Table ....$30.00
$200.00 80-inch Fumed Oak Buffet
for $135.00
$548.00 10-piece Dining Suite, in ma
hogany after "Adam," including
Buffet, China Closet, Extension Ta
ble, six Chairs and an Arm Chair,
for $410.00
$250.00 Mahogany Buffet, 78-inch,
for $125.00
$270.00 set of six Georgian Dining
Chairs in American Walnut,
pries $165.00
$110.00 solid Mahogany China Closet
for $65.00
$295.00 Georgian Buffet, in mahogany,
78-inch $165.00
$56.00 60-inch Jacobean Oak Buffet
for $35.00
$66.00 Walnut Serving Table. $33.0$
$485.00 9-plece Walnut Dining Suite,
Including Buffet, Extension Table,
, six Chairs and an arm- chair.
for $368.00
, $88.00 Mahogany China Closet.$48.00
$45.00 Colonial Mahogany China Closet
for $29.50
$98.00 Quartered Golden Oak Buffet, 54
inch $72.00
$35.00 Mahogany Serving Table, Adam
style $17.50
$150.00 American Walnut Buffet, 66-
. inch $75.00
$65.00 Old Ivory Bed, Louis XVI style,
full siz $45.00
$68.00 Chiffonier to match.... $45 .00
$79.00 Dresser to match $54.00
$48.00 Mahogany Chiffonier. .$35.00
$44.00 Ivory Bed, single size.. $22.00
$785.00 Newby Walnut Bedroom Suite,
including Bed, Dresser, Chiffonier,
Dressing Table, Bench and Chair,
for $585.00
$125.00 Mahogany Chiffonier. $67.50
$225.00 pair of Mahogany Twin Beds
for $125.00
$135.00 gray Enamel Dresser. $6? .50
148.00 Mahogany Dressing Table
for $29.50
$68.00 Chiffonier to match... $48.00
$56.00 Old Ivory Bed, full size $39.00
$56.00 Chiffonier to match... .$39.50
$68.00 Dresser to match $48.00
$125.00 Chinese Chippendale Dressing
Table and Bench, in walnut, gold
trim, the pair $75.00
$145.00 Chiffonier to match. .$85.00
$45.00 Mahogany Chiffonier.. $29.50
$68.00 Walnut or Mahogany Dresser
for $48.00
$200.00 Mahogany Dresser. .$125.00
$42.00 Mahogany Chiffonier. .$29.50
$150.00 Mahogany Chiffonier. $75.00
$27.00 Chair to match i. $13.50
$225.00 Old Ivory Dresser. .$145.00
$185.00 Chifforobe to match.$125.00
$55.00 Old Ivory Chifforobe, Chinese de-
sism $35.00
$59.00 Mahogany Dresser.... $38.50
$56.00 Mahogany Chest of Drawers
r $36.00
$50.00 Dressing Table to match,
'or $37.50
$100.00 pair of Twin Beds, In American
Walnut .'..$70.00
$60.00 Quartered Golden Oak Bed, full
i $35.00
$78.00 gray enamel Chiffonier.$48.00
$20.00 Chair to match $10.00
$112.00 Mahogany Dresser.. ..$84.00
$80.00 Dressing Table to match,
tor $64.00-
$25.00 Mahogany Bedroom Rocker
for $15.00
$376.00 Adam Bedroom Suite, Twin
Beds, Dresser, Chiffonier and
Rocker $225.00
$125.00 Old Ivory Chlffonette. $67.50
$22.00 Chair to match $12.00
$28.00 Mahogany Sewing Rocker
for $14.00
; DOWNSTAIRS '
Electric and Oil
Heaters
During the coal shortage we were forced to take
out of our stock about 70 Oil and Electric Heaters
and use the same for heating our building. These
heaters are, of course, now unsuitable for our stock,
and we are offering the same in our January Sale
as follows:
$ 6.25 Perfection Oil Heaters for H25
$ 7.50 Perfection Oil Heaters for. $5.50
$ 9.50 Perfection Oil Heaters, for $7.50
$11.00 Hot Point Electric Heaters for ..$8.50
$10.00 Majestic Electric Heaters for $7.50
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' SECOND FLOOR
Rugs
Following our usual custom of
having in January of each year a sale
of all rugs that will not be made again
by the manufacturers, together with
those which have become shop-worn
or slightly soiled, we will offer Fri
day, January 2d, the following!
$176.00 Whlttall Anglo Persian 9x12 Rug, $106.00
136.50 Whlttall Anglo Indian 9x12 Rug for 92.50
165.00 Highland Seamless Wilton 9x12 Rug, 95. UO
126.60 Wuittall Hoyal WorAster 8x12 Rug. 97.50
126.00 Bundhar Wilton Tapeatry 9x12 Rug, 97.50
125.00 Bundhar Wilton, damaged, 9x12 Rug, 85.00
125.00 Shah Abbas Wilton, ttlua Ground, 9x
12 Rug for 92.50
110.00 Karadi Wilton, Rose Ground, 9x12
Rug for 87.50
100.00 Bozar Wilton All-over 9x12 Rug for. 87.50
160,00 Hartford Saxony, Red Ground, 9x12
Rug for 105.00
132.60 Lyon Persian Oriental 9x12 Rug for 115.00
76.50 Blgelow Body Brussels, blue, 9x13
Rug for 59.00
115.50 Bundhar Wilton, Brown Ground, 3-3
xiO-6 Riii? fur 95.00
341.00 Herati Wilton Tan Oriental 11-3x13
Rug for 195.00
246.00 French Wilton, Rose, Oriental, ll-3x
12 Rug for 195.00
136.00 Blgelow Wilton, Carpet Made, 9x13-3
Rug lor 85.00
133.50 Smith Special Wilton, Gray Ground.
5x18 Rug for 92.50
103.50 Chinese Highland Wilton fx9 Rug, 85.00
78.50 Bundhar Wilton, Gray and Black, 6x
9 Rug for 59.00
17.71 Whlttall Anglo Persian, Blue, 4-sx
7-6 Rug for 89.00
S0.00 Whlttall Anglo Indian ChlnU 4-6x
7-6 Rug for 89.00
42.50 Lyon Persian, Oriental, 4-6x7-6 Rug
for 82.50
16.50 Burwln Axmlnster Mismatched 4-x
7- 6 Rug for 13.50
19.75 Lyon Persian, Oriental, 4-6x3-10 Rug
for 15.75
60.00 Lyon Persian, Orientar, 4-6x10-6 Rug
for 49.00
67.50 Lyon Persian, Oriental, 4-6x12 Rug, 52.50
T6.00 Lyon Persian. Oriental, 4-6x18-6 Rug, 59.00
23.60 Lyon Persian, Blue Ground, 4-6x6
Rug for 26. 50
$145.00 Blue Imported Chinese 6x9 Rug for $115. OO
300.00 Coral Imported Chinese 12-ixS-ll
Rug for 235.00
285.00 Plain Blue and Gold Chinese 12-2x9
Rug for , 215.00
405.00 Figured Ivory Rose and Blue 13-2x
10-2 Rug for 425.00
72.00 Smith Yonk- Axmlnster 9x12 Rug.. 59.00
76.00 Herman Axmlnster Seamless 9x12
Rug for 59.00
87.50 Hartford -Axmlnster Seamed 9x12
Rug for 49.00
43.00 Special Axmlnster Seamed 9x12 Rug, 39.00
42.00 Jasper Oriental Imperfect 8-3x10-6
Rug for 32.50
46.50 Ardsley Seamless Imperfect 8-3x10-6
Rug for 85.00
62.50 Floral Ardsley, short size, 9x11 Rug, 41.50
31.00 Berkshire Blue Tapestry, streaked,
8- 3x10-6 Rug for 23.50
48.50 Seamless Velvet, Blue Ground, 9x13
Rug for ., 41.00
53.00 Boxbury Velvet, Rose Ground, 9x12
Rug for 42.50
41.00 Seamless Tapestry Brussels 9x15
Rug for 33.75
36.50 Roxbury Milford Axmlnster 9x12
Rug for 42.00
41.00 Hartford Marmon Axmlnster, mis
matched. 9x12 Rug for 39.00
48.60 Seamless Wilton Velvet, slightly Im
perfect, 9x12 Rug for 41.00
33.00 Smith Seamless Brussels 9x12 Rug 26.50
29X0 Hartford Seamless Brussels 9x12
Rug for 23.50
19.60 Figured Seamless Crex Rug, 9x12.. 12. SO
25.00 Fancy Figured Grass Rug, 9x12.... 15. OO
18.50 Seamless Rattania Misprint 9x12 Rug 13.50
16.60 Figured Reversible Rattania 7-6x
10-6 Rug for 12.50
86.00 Carpet Made Rug, Tan Velvet, 6-9x
10- 6, for 25.00
46.50 Carpet Made Axmlnster, Gray
Ground, 6-9x10 Rug for.....; 32.50
52.50 Carpet Made Velvet, Green Ground,
9x9-6 Rug for 35.00 ,
30.00 Carpet Made Rego, Gray Ground, 6-
8x7-6 Rug for 9.95
65.00 Carpet Made Brown Wilton Velvet
9x12 Rug for 42.50
85 00 Reversible Chintz Rag Rug, 9x12 25.00
15.76 Reversible Fiber and Wool Rugs, 9x
12. for 13.75
80.00 Seamless Axmlnster 6x9 Rug for.. 21 OO
7.00 Reversible Crex Rug. 4-6x7-6, for.... 5.00
11.50 De Luxe Fancy Grass Rug, damaged,
4-6x7-6, for 5,00
129.00 Whittali Chintz Body Brussels,
soiled, 11-3x15 Rug for 72.50
148.00 Seamless Sanford Rug, soiled, 12x15, 89.00
87.60 Blgelow Electra Blue Axmlnster 11-
3x12 Rug for 59.00
63.50 Jasper Seamed Axmlnster, Imperfect,
11- 3x12 Rug for 49.00
62.50 Blgelow Marmon Axmlnster, Imper
fect, 11-3x12 Rug for 49.00
76.80 Hartford Bussorah Axmlnster 11-3
xl2 Rug for 59. OO
87 60 Seamless Tapestry 11-3x12 Rug for 32. OO
Big assortment of Small Rugs, also Rag Rugs in
this sale.
VERY SPECIAL PRICKS ON IMPORTED CHIESE
BUGS.
Due to the very limited deliveries from the mills
during the past season, there are not as many rugs
to offer and hence early selection Is Important.
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Sixteenth and Howard Streets
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