THE JIORXIXG OREGOXIAX, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1907.
owing tc the unsatisfactory- labor of
their countrymen, their unreliability,
their Intemperate habits and the In
creasing number of desertions, partly
on account of interference of boarding
house runners, they will no longer em
ploy them. Each ship will sign prob
ably 35 men, bringing the, total num
ber of Chinese to 2050.
Principal Portland Agents for "Nemo" and " Smart Set" CorsetsColumbia Yarns
OF TRADE
OH .WHEAT
TRUSTS TO BE RESTORED
WD
Price Soars to $1.1 If on Ru
mors of Frosts in
Argentina.
SOLEMN WARNINGS ISSUED
Conditions, Brokers Say, Are Like
Those of 186 7-8, When Joe Let
ter Went Under, Carrying With
II im Many Fortunes.
CHICAGO, Oct. 10. (Special.)
Vheat for May delivery soared today
o $1.11 1-2 on the wildest opening
known to the Board of trade in months.
The closing yesterday was 11.10 and
predictions of frosts In Argentina,
.where the plant is now In the first
staff es of its grrowth, save the- shorts
a tremendous soare.
The grain trade of this country and
Furope is counting on the Argentina
crop to make up tl.e deficiency in the
world's supply and any hint of disaster
in that country starts a panic in the
pit here. The further fact that there
were sharp advances in all the
European markets served to send the
boom in motion here. The shorts suf
fered heavily.
The big traders are 'sending out
warnings to the speculators to beware
of the present market. They think
it resembles to a marked degree the
market and conditions of 1S97-S, when
th world watched the attempt of Joe
I.elter to crown himself 'Wheat King."
Many fortunes went down In that
crash and the conditions now. the com
mission houses intimate, are ripe for
a repetition of that disaster.
FOUR JERSEYMEN DROWN
Capsize Burning Boat at Sea to Ex
tinguish Flames.
KEY PORT, N. J., Oct. 10. Four young
men. all residents of Perth Amboy, were
drowned la Rurttan Bay, off this place,
last night. They were members of a
party of seven who left Perth Amboy in
a ekltf to visit Keypont. The boat
caught fire and the occupants, being un
able otherwise to put out the flames, oyer
turned the skiff.
Subsequently four of them perlBhed,
three being saved in an exhausted condi
tion by a passing steamer, after having
clung to the overturned boat for mors
than two hours. Those who were lost:
HARRY BAXTER, clerk in the First
National Bank. Perth Amboy.
KDWARD OLSKN, clerk of the Perth
Atnhoy Trust Company.
FLOYD McHOSyj, employed by the At
lantic Terra Cotta Company.
t'HARLBS WICKSBURO, clerk In a
gia,ss woKs.
Certain Lands in Bear Lake Irrlga-
' tion Project to Be Settled.
WASHINGTON. D. C, Oct 10. Investi
gations on the Bear Lake irrigation pro
ject, Idaho and Utah, having reached a
point where the segregation of certain
lands withdrawn in connection therewith
is no longer ponsidered necessary, the
Secretary of the Interior has ordered
that such tracts in the following de
scribed areas not otherwise withdrawn,
reserved, or appropriated be restored to
the public domain and become subject to
settlement on such date and after such
notice by publication as the Department
may prescribe. These lands shall not be
come subject to entry, filing or selection,
however, until the expiration of 30 days
from the date so fixed.
Boise meridian T. 9 S., R. 41 K.. Sees.
7. 8, 17 and 18. Ts. 10, 11 8., R. S B.;
Ts. 10, 11 and 13 R. 37 B.; Ts 12, 13.
14, 15, 16 8., R. 38 Ts. 6, 7, 8, 8, 14.
15. 16 6.. R. 39 E.; Ts. 7, 8, 9 S., R. 40 E.
WHOLESALE CAR ROBBERY
Burlington Road Enriches Italian
Laborers by $500,000.
DENVER, Col.. Oct. 10. Over $500,
000 worth of merchandise has been
stolen from the Burlington railroad
in transit between Chicago and Den
ver during the past year and 500 Ital
ian laborers who pillaged freight cars
have been discharged, according to a
report published in the Denver Times
today. It Is said that secret service
agents ferreted out the eystem by
which the robberies were constantly
committed, but failed to secure evi
dence sufficient to convict any of the
thieves.
NO ACTION ON COL. TUCKERN
Recommendation of Garlington Af
ter Inquiry In Philippines.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. Inspector
General Garlington, who was sent by
Secretary Taft to the Philippines to
investigate certain charges .made by
Mrs. Tucker against her husband. Pay
master Tucker, returned to Washing
ton last - night. General Garliagton
spent five weeks in Manila and pre
pared a report, which he left f or. Sec
retary Taft to consider upon hla ar
rival in that city.
There Is reasonr to believe that no
action by the War Department is rec
ommended.
EMPLOY CHINESE SAILORS
Owners of Fruit Vessels Find Nor
wegians Too Unreliable.
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M.or.lI.E. Ala., Oct. 10. Nearly all
fie vessels in the Central American
fruit trade will, it Is said, in the next
frtw weeks replace their Norwegian
crews with Chinamen. The Norwegian
owners. It Is sulri. have concluded that.
- .. Washington Rural Carriers.
CVREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU, Wash
ington D. C. Oct, 10. Rural carriers
appointed for Washington routes
Aiount vernon, route n. v imam n.
Cameron, carrier; Martha A. Cameron
substitute. Rosalia, route 2, Will c.
Perry, carrier, Robert F. Dyer, substi
tute. ,.
KTSEB FOR SOUVENIR PHOTOS.
Northwest Scenery Imperial Hotel.
Butterick Patterns 10c-15c November Delineator 15c
Established in 1850 Fifty-Seven Years in Business
Dpman. Wolfe $ Co
Quality Considered, Our Price Are Always the Lowest
Friday Bargain Extra
Such splendid Friday values tha.t we take this extra adver
tisement to tell you about them.
Friday Sale of Cut Glass
Another of our famous Cut-Glass Sales, offering greater values than
ever. Unly a lew pieces or a Kind, fcariy-coiners will reap a harvest.
$5.50, $6.5p, $7.50 Ifi $1.75 Cut Glass Nap-A Q
Cut Glass Bowls J pies, pretty design, Tfjfj
sale price only . . richly cut, sale ...
$8.50 Cut Glass Bowls $5.48 $3.00 Nappies for ... $2.00
$4.00 Vinegar Cruets . . $2.78 $7.00 Comports only . . $5.48
$5.00 " " . . $3.48 $9.00 ' " . . $7.48
$6.50 Cut Vases $5.48 $9.00 Water Pitchers .$7.48
$12.50 " ' ...... $8.78 $5.00 " Bottles . . $3.98
$4.00 " " .$2.48 $4.50 Perfume Bottles . $3.48
$2.50 " " $1.48 $3.50 " . $2.98
$2.00 Nappies f or . . . . $1.58 $2.50 " " . $1.78
$4.50 Spoon Trays . . . $3.25 $2.50 Toothpick Holders $1.38
100 Visiting Cards From Plate, 59c
100 cards printed from your copperplate on the best PQ
vellum finish cards. Sale price JJ7C
Sale of Score Cards and Favors
Bridpe Whist Pads, with rules, over three dozen scores to pads; 1 Cp
regular 2oe, sale Aw
"o(0" Score TaiU, wi(h rules; pad contains over three dozen lO,
scores JLJ
"500'' Score Cards, with rules on back, dozen 8J
Duplicate liist bcore Cards dozen , g
Latest Novelty ravors, largest variety to .select from, at 4o, 8c, 10c,
12c. 15c, 25c.
Novelty Place Cards and Tally Cards, in the latest designs, 4c, 8c
ana i:'2c.
$1.50 Flannelette Kimonos, $1.19
Women's fancy figured Flannelette Kimonos and Pressing Sacques, with
or without "belt effect, high or low finished neck, short or flowing
sleeves; trimmed with fancy banding or stitched edges; CJ" Q
bizes 36 to 44; values to $1.50, special iplZj
Roosevelt's Guide Goes Crazy.
OGDENSBURG, N. T., Oct 10.
Michael Cronin, one of the President's
Adirondack guides, has been adjudged in
sane and sent to the state hospital. It
was CrQnin who drove Vice-President
Roosevelt IS miles through the Lower
Adirondacks to the nearest railway sta
tion in 1901 when a courier brought him
the news of President McKinley'a assas
sination. They made the 16 niles in one
hour and 43 minutes.
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Another Sensational Plume
Sale
nday
At Prices far Below Wholesale Cost ; ,
This sale last Friday brought the largest number of Ostrich Plume buyers of any plume sale. Dozens of
women were asking for them the day after the sale. Therefora we offer you these beautiful plumes, made of the
bes,t African-grown stock, at the same prices that created such a sensation and set a new high-water mark in
plume-selling la.st-s.eek. Bear in mind, we do not offer the ordinary "sale" Plumes, but the best hard fiber, lus
trous stock. Plenty of salespeople, but come early to make sure of your selections. See Washington-Street Win
dow Display.- '
$3.50 Ostrich Plumes, $1.95
. 12 to IS Inches Long
Exceptional values in black or white Ostrich Feath
ers, feathery and lustrous; best values ever given.
$6.00 Ostrich Plumes, $3.59
' IS to 20 Inches Long.
The greatest values you-Can find are here in this lot.
All the new colors brown, navy, leather, Alice, myrtle,
garnet, light blue, pink, black, white.
$10--$12 Plumes at $7.95
22 and 24 Inches Long
For the Winter Hat, nothing but a long, sweeping
Plumelike these, will give it that exquisite and verve
effect. At this price these plumes are wonderful values.
$6.00-$8.00 Tips at $4.95
Thiee to the bunch
There are so many ways to utilize these beautiful tips
this season that you should secure one or more bunches
at this sale. They come in black or white.
$2
f Regular $5.00 Ostrich Plumes remarkable values these at $2.75. Colors, brown,
J navy, light blue, Copenhagen, pink, olive, myrtle cardinal, black and white.
J Oreat values, for Fridav sale onlv at $2.75.
2.75
Semi-Ann'l Corset Sale
1 - . ! ' '
La Vida, W. B., Nemo,
C. B. a la Spirlte Corsets
Vals. to $4.50 at $1.39
Odd sizes and numbers
of four famous makes
of Corsets for 1 which
Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
are the Portland agents:
"La Vida," " W. B.,"
"C. B. a la Spirite" and
"Nemo" Corsets in
white, black and fancy
effects of coutil and ba
tiste; high, medium and
low bust, with short or
princess hip. The bar
gain opportunity of the
Regular values up tofc$4.S0 for
year. fll-j Ofl
Sale of Batienberg Work
Scarfs and Squares
Values to $4.50 at $1.39
500 exquisitely beautiful Battenberg Scarfs
and Centerpieces, round or square ; some made
entirely of the rare Battenberg lace work",
others with plain centers. The- variety of de
signs is very choice. Reg, values r
up to $4.50. Friday at . pl.O7
Linen Counter Fourth Street
Biggest of All Friday Sales of
VEILS AND VEILING
Double the stock we have ever shown. Four times
the variety. A special sale lot in nearly every fashion
able style of veil. k .
' 30c to 65c Tuxedo Veiling, 1 7c Yard
A generous assortment of plain, fancy and dotted Tuwdo
Veilings, in black, white, magpie, navy and brown. 1 C
Regularly sold from 30cto 65e yard, sale
$3.00 Embroidered Chiffon Veils, $1.13
50 dozen Embroidered Chiffon Veils, in all the latest shades
and combination colors. Regular value $3.00 ; fl "1 1 O
great value, in this sale only at,.. 4jXAO
$3.50 Chantilly Lace Veils, $2.90
Fancy round Chantilly Lace Veils in plum, dark gray, black
and green. Regular $3.50 values, on saleP O f
Friday at , piZtJ
$2.00 Chantilly Face Veils, $1.25 ,
$2.25-$2.75 Chantilly Face Veils, $1.85
Chantilly Face Veils in all the new shades.
$4.50 Chantilly Square Veils, $3.45
Ribbon border Chantilly Square Veils, dotted effects, the
latest novelty, can be worn in many ways; colors, black,
white, pink, light blue. Regular $4.50 vai- "S A, C
ues (4J.ciJ
$1.50 Chiffon Motor Squares, $1.00
Brow, and White Only.
The new "Fluffy Kuffle" Veil, 14 yards long, In all the
leading; shades, glJSO.
We have a full line, of Grenadine and Net Mourning Veils;
also Chiffon uto Veils, 3 yards long, all shades. Sue to to.aO.
45 Stylish Women's Coats
Reg. Vals. to $35.00$20.75
45 'new, stylish and up-to-date effects in
Women's 50-inch Coats including the latest
mannish, plain-tailored coats, made of dark
rich mixtures with just the suggestion of a pat
tern to relieve the plainness. Others of dark
red broadcloth, made in the prevailing Jap-
anese style, suitable both for street and even-
ing wear, richly trimmed with silk fancy braid.
Other tailored effects in brown, .navy, black,
gray and stripes. Great variety of styles, with
and without collars, all 6atin lined.. Made
very carefully.' hang perfectly, and cut with a
fullness found only in highest grade garments.
Regular values from $27.50 to CPA H ET
$35.oo, on sale Friday at...... y CtXJm I" J
SEE THIRD STREET WINDOW
No Mail Orders.
None On Approval
Sale Begins at 8 Be Early
$2.25"Trefousse"2-ClaspKidGloves$1.35
$1.75 2-Clasp Mocha Gloves on Sale $1.35
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50 dozen pairs ef gerihine "Trefousse" 2- clasp overseam Kid Gloves in all- the
opera shades lavender, green, light tan, pink, navy, light blue, dark red, mode
and mais, sizes not above 6j, some have fancy stitching. Regu- m r j-
Iar $2.25 "Trefousse" Gloves for 4)1.jO
100 dozen pairs of Mocha 2-clasp Gloves, pique seam, in brown, p-i O C
gray and tan; all sizes. Values to $1.75, for this sale only p?
N. B. Lipman, Wolfe & Co. are the sole authorized agents for the- genuine French "Tre
fousse" Gloves. We mention this because some merchants attempt to trade on the good
nume and reputation of "Trefousse" Gloves. ,
$1.25 Men's Winter Weight Underw'r 73cj
75c Outing Flannel Night Shirts for 59c
ioo dozen Men's Winter - Weight, Jersey - Ribbed,
Steam-Shrunk Merino Undershirts and Drawers;
shirts are made full and long, French neck and silk
fronts; drawer made with sateen bands, suspender
tapes and extra gussets; colors blue and
novia. Regular $1.25 quality, a garment. : .
100 dozen Men's Night Shirts, made of heavy outing
flannel, with military or turndown collars; great "va
riety of patterns to select from. Our regu-
lar 75c quality for Q"C
Agents "Dr. Jaeger" Underwear and "Young's Hats" for men who appreciate a $4 hat for $3
73c
$4.50 Lace Curtains, $3.19
900 pairs of Marie An-f
toinette, Renaissance, Lace ,
Arabe and Cluny .Lace Cur
tains, all made on the. best
quality of French nets, both
edging and inserting pat
terns, white or Arabian col
or, 2 x and 3 yards long.
$7.50 Curtains $5.85
$6.50 Curtains $4.98
$5.5d Curtains $3.98
$4.50 Curtains $3.19
Also 500 pairs of Scotch
t . r, . :., 3 ,
iaicc wui tnma, J cuiu 372
yards long; special priced
as follows:
$3.50 Curtains $2.33
$2.25 Curtains $1.50 $1.65 Curtains $1.19
Silk Petticoats
$8.75Values $4.87
100 Silk Petticoats Black, brown,
dark green, medium green, gray, red
and navy made of exceptional qual
ity heavy taffeta silk. Reg, values
to $8.75, for Friday
only at fstOZ
Only a Few of Each Kind
6-inch All Silk Ribbons
Reg. 35c Vals., 23c yard
6-inch All-Silk Messaline Taffeta Ribbon, all
shades; regularly 35c yard, special "rjn
for " this sale i .Ot
$1-$1.25 Stylish Belts. 50c
$1.25' Carriage Bags, 69c
New Black, Brown and White Kid and Elastic Belts,
with back buckles of gilt and gunmetal. $1.00
and $1.25 values on sale at. . . rV". vt
New Carriage Bags, fitted with coin purse, fZQr
extra well made, $1.25 value, sale OJvC
Buster Brown Belts for children, in all colors, "ttZrt
double buckle, on sale, each XOC
35c Black Stockings, 25c
The famous imported "Onyx" Brand Women's Fast
Black Cotton Stockings, positively the best ry
35c stocking made; for this sale only, a pair.. OC
100 dozen Children's Fast Black Heavy-ribbed
School Stockings; double heels, toes and 1 0)f
knees. Regular 20c quality for 2t
"Wearwell" Hosiery is the best absolutely fast black
hosiery for women and children that is sold regularly for
25c. Not genuine unless sold by Lipman, Wolfe & Co., sole
Portland agents.