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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1905)
TIES HORNING OREGONIAN, - TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1905. BUG article from whpse pen violently assail ing the" Douma projeot had appeared In -e latest number of the weekly Pravou. THE OLDS-WORTMAN-KING STORE 0 o 0 0 0 0 Milukoff was one pf those arrested on Store Opens at 8 A. M. Store Closes at 6 P. M. January 23 last, along with Gorky. Annes- SHI RAD CALS ky and Ressen. The "Different Store' LEADING DEPARTMENT HOUSE ON PACIFIC SLOPE Mail Orders Pilled Promptly 0 0 00 DOUMAft HUM Chorus of Denunciation of the Czar's Plan of Representation. WILL PROVOKE REVOLUTION Cities Get Less Representatives Than Ignorant Peasants and. Laws Can Be Made "Without Passing Dounia. . CHICAGO. Aug. 21. (Special.) A special cablegram to the Dally News from St. Petersburg says: "Opinion In this city declares that in the" (matter of the new national assembly the mountain has brought forth a mouse. "The manifesto has disappointed all. The Novoe Vremya, however, while ad mitting that the- Douma is sadly deficient in real power, finds solace in the reflection that a half-loaf is- better than no bread. that the Rubicon has been crossed and progress, having become- possible, is therefore imminent. But the leading Zemstvolsts are despondent and think their hopes of a pacific solution of the nation's needs have been blighted. Prince "Welkonsky, whose opinion has great -weight with the Russian people, said to day to your correspondent: Whole Scheme a Humbug. j " 'The insincerely conceived, secretly elaborated and stealthily proclaimed Douma is a humbug. It deceives nobody and will proclpitte a revolution. The ukase outing its scope excludes from the franchise professional men, laborers, shopkeepers, the entire middle class and the Jews. Twenty millions of city pop ulation get a less number of Representa tives than 2.000,000 illiterate muzhiks, be cause the latter vote under official guid ance. Odesso. with 500,000 Inhabitants, and Riga, with 300,000, have only one rep resentative each, though the majority of their people are Christians.' " "Cltlos in which Jews form a majority are denied representation altogether. Jews are forbidden to roside in the country and thus they are excluded from the Douma. .Neither Poland, Finland nor the Cauca sus is represented. Merc Parody of Representation. "The Czar abrogates the law of last ,March granting the right' of petition and pf meeting for political discussion, pre serving for hlmsolf the right to Invalidate members of the Douma, regulate its min utes, adjourn its meeting and even dis solve the assembly. It is not necessary -for bills to pass the Douma to become laws, and the Ministers of the Czar are not bound tp answer to h$ members of that body. Its minutes -and its dobatcs are secret. Those regulations make the Douma a mere parody of a popular as sembly, -while preserving Intact the autocracy, which the representatives of the people must swoar to uphold. Thus the whole reform is ephemeral, like the Zemstvo and Judiciary reforms, which the autocracy granted and then abrogated." "WEARY OP BEING BUTCHERS Cossacks Revolt Against Employ ment In -Suppressing Riots. ODESSA, Aug. 22. (Special.) The curse of the Russian people upon the Cossacks, the one strong arm of the government, that has never failed when called upon 'to suppress the populace, is having its effect and there is growing throughout the Cossack regiments of the Czar a feel ing of resentment that they should be kept from performing their duties as Soldiers and used as police to keep down their fellows. The difficulty experienced in the "mobili zation of six new regiments of Kuban Cossacks recently is an Indication of the feeling of these mounted soldiers in the matter. It was only on the assurance of a divisional commander that the Cos sacks would not be employed as police that the soldiers drafted consented to re port and perform their duties. The dis gust of the Cossacks over being employed as police Is growing rapidly. - An Instance Is shown by the recent ac-' tlon of 300 recruits who "were called upon to disperse a gathering of strikers at Asquadaz. The recruits dismounted from their horses, threw down their .carbines and declared that they would tako no part In the suppression of the strikers, claiming that their agreement with the government was to act as soldiers and not as police and that they would not do anything that would bring down upon :them the curses of their own people. X So strong is the feeling., especially In the Kuban province, that In the past six months at least 1000 young men eligible for service in the Cossacks have left their Tiomes and gone towards Turkey. These that have migrated declared that the' were- willing to serve Russia as soldiers, "but not as police. The fidelity of the Cos sacks is proverbial. If the' Cossacks fall the government, there Is nothing to prevent a calamitous revolution throughout the empire. The Cossack officers have assured the Pub lishers' Press correspondent that the mal content feeling is rapidly spreading even among the Slborian Cossacks and that the .officers as well a sthe men are ashamed of the ''butcher work" that they have been compelled to perform. RAID OX INTELLECTUALS. Police pounce on Radical Leaders , or Professional League. ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 21. The police at last have applied a check to the activ ity of the central bureau of the League and Confederation of Professional Reform Organizations, by descending today on 'a meeting of the contral committee and ar resting ten of the leaders present. In this committee are included university lec turers, doctors, engineers, lawyers and other professional men. The organizations of which the league Is made are composed of -the most advanced reformers, and since its organization the central bureau has passed through radl calism to tho verge of revolution. Many of its later proclamations and appeals have been couched In terms almost as seditious as the Socialists'. It Is probable that the government feared tho league was about to Inaugurate a campaign against the Douma. Paul M. Milukoff, at whose home near St. Petersburg arrests were made, and who was among those arrested, formerly was a professor in the university of St. Petersburg. He had just returned from a lecture trip down the Volga with the fcterateur Jahn, one of tho Socialists, an RUSSIAN TRADE DECLINING Imports From All Countries Show , Decreuse, France the Largest. WASHINGTON, Aug. 21. Imports into Russia over the European frontier during the first four months of the present cal endar year have fallen off 27.S per cent as compared with Imports during the cor responding period in 1904. Exports during the same period are 7.26 per cent in ex ceas of 1904. These figures are taken from the Russian official trade returns Just received at the Department of Com merce and Labor. The heaviest decreases In imports were under the general heads of raw and semi-manufactured materials and lightest under the head of manufac tures. The decrease In Imports is distributed equally among the various countries that have been supplying Russia with articles of manufacture or consumption. From Germany tho decrease was about 20 per cent, the United Kingdom 36 per cent, and France almost 40 per cent. The latter trade discrimination is explained by the fact that the Imports from Prance have been composed to a larger extent of articles of Immediate consumption and luxuries. Owing to the considerable shrinkage In the quantity and valuo of raw cotton im ported, tho total imports credited to the United States and Egypt during the four months show evon heavier decreases. Thus, Imports of cotton from the United States have fallen about SS per cant in value, from 516.346,000 In 1004 to J6.4B1.000 In 1&05 and 35 per cent in quantity from 107.6 millions of pounds to 68.9 millions of pounds: while the total Imports credited to this country have decreased about -46 per. cent, from $13,350,000 In 1904, to 510.822, 000 In 1903. The Imports from Egypt, almost all cot ton, show an even hoavior relative de crease, of nearly EG per cent, from 54,144, 000 to 51,867,000. GENERAL STRIKE IN POLAND Exclusion From Czar's Douma Causes National Protest. "WARSAW, Aug; 21". A general strtko has been proclaimed throughout Po land as a protest against the disregard of the rights of the poles in the scheme for representation in the National As sembly. This strike began here today. Employes of the Vistula Railway, quit work, and many trains were left standing at intermediate stations. Eighty Socialists carrying arms, while attempting to entor the city, were opposed by a detachment of Cos sacics. Eight Socialists were killed and the others arrested. Eighty employes of factories at Warsaw, Lodz and Po biance have Joined the strike. 0 t o 0 0 00 0O 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 00 0 0 0 e 00 o 0 0 0 0 0 00 00 0 0 00 00 Besides the Vistula Railway, the Tercspol line and the light railways have been compelled to suspend serv ice. Potcmkln's Crew May Immigrate. NEW YORK, Aug. 21. Funds are be lng collected by a Socialist organization on the East Side with the stated object of bringing to this city the pallors who mutinied recently aboard the Russian bat tlcship Potemkln, off Odessa. There are about 400 of the mutineers, most of whom are now in Roumanla and Rome. If they consent to come here, positions will be 00 found for them by the organization which Is fathering the scheme. O0 00 0 0 Polish Miners on Strike. PARIS, Ang. 1. A dispatch to the Mat In says that a strike has been declared In four large collieries in- the Sosnovics district, in Russian Poland, where there are extensive French interests 00 00 00 00 00 0 0 0 0 O 0 to Martial "Law in Courland. MITAU. Russia. Aug. 21. Martial law has beon dcclarod throughout the Baltic province of Courland. e 0 o Peddlers Threaten to Strike. NEW YORK. Aug. 2L A strike of TOW pushcart peddlers has been called on the East Side because only half the num ber, all members of an association, can obtain licenses, and the rest are liable to arrest and a fine whon they pursue their calling. The peddlers say they are discriminated against by the police and all the city authorities. 11 I Army at "War With Hymen. CHICAGO, Aug. 2L A dispatch to the Tribune from Johnson City, 111., says: Paul Inman, who Is alleged tp have de serted from the regular army at Fort Casey, wash.. In order to come here and marry his sweetheart, was arrested yes terday. He was taken to Evansvllle, Ind., and turned over to the recruiting officers. He will be returned to Fort Casey. ARE YOU GOING EAST? If So. Learn About the Very Low O. R. & X. Rate. ScDtember 7. 8. 9 and 10. the O. Tl. Ji ic places on sale very low-rate long-time tickets East, account I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge meeting. Philadelphia. Pa. Partic ulars- by asking at City Ticket Of flee. Third and Washington streets. Portland. Catarrh Whether it is of the nose, throat, stomach, bowels, or more delicate organs, catarrh Is always debilitating and should nercr fall o! attention. It Is a discharge from the mucous mem brane when kept In a state of Inflammation by an Impure, commonly scrofulous, con dltloa of the blood. Hood'sSarsaparffla Cnres all forms of catarrh, radically and permanently It removes the cause and overcomes all the effects. Get Hood's. SICK HEADACHE Positively cured by tliese kittle Pills. They also relieve Distress from DyspcpsJ, Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per fect remedy for Dizziness, Ivausca, Drowsl ness, Bad Taste In the Mouth, Coated Tongue Pain in the Side. TORPID LIVER. They Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. SmaM Pill. Small Do. Small Price. Washington, Fifth and Sixth Streets There Was Method in the Madness of That Rush! I905's Autumn. Ribbon Girl (With Apologie to "Roberta Lore.") There's a ribbon for a collar; There are ribbons in her hair; 'Tis a ribbon forms a girdle Made of Messaline so fair. She has frocks all trimmed with ribbons Of attractive kinds and hues; Decks her hats with Messaline ribbons, And with ribbon ties her shoes. All her lingerie is lovely, "With its ribbons run in lace; And rosettes of Messaline ribbon Silken hose supporters grace. And this girl so fond of ribbons v Surely will be fond of beaux; She will marry and be happy Well, she may; one never "knows. She will carry bridal roses "With their j'ards of Messaline tied; In a coach all white beribboned To the train in state she'll ride. When the honeymoon is over, Then the artful little thing Will proceed to tie her husband To her Messaline apron string. MAGNETIC MILLINERY VALUES "Bijou" Millinery Salons, Annex, 1..-, r..4-T 2d Floor. .11 I'M I fill The exquisite taste and, beauty FROM NEW YOHK of the new modes for the coming !BQ"T IR T season have never vfvIC?! ell been known to the art of millinery AT OLDS, WORTMAN & KING'S The saying of TOGO there being an In dividual style for every woman Is quite true. There Is really no limit to the beautiful effects to bo at tained where the artistic milliners have such scope In materials used, .shapes, etc For every woman there the Is a. shape and style that is most becoming to her. Among the Olds, Wortman & King modes will he found the most correct Interpretations of the SPECIAL TODAY Two Rare Barjcaln in Summer Millinery to Clonet Women' 91.30 and $2 Ready-to-wear Hats at 29c Each Only about two dozen in this lot of women's ready-to-wear straw hats for present wear. Big Eeduction of Low Prices to Lowest Prices on Summer Underwear for LitHe Polks We've made sweeping reductions in the price of all Summer Under wear for the children that should clear the stocks from the Knit wear shops in douhle qnick time. "White cot tons and lisles, with vests made in the long, short, and no-sleeved styles, pants in knee lengths with lace trim mings and plain effects. Reg. 15c values, special at, each 10 Reg. 20c values, special at, each 14 Reg. 25c values, special. at, each 3L7 "MERODE" Hani Fir.uhtJ) VNDEDWRAO THERE'S MIGHTY SAVINGS IN THE BIG CLEAN-UP SALE OP WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S KNIT UNDERWEAR Flwt Floor. Women' 75e Mean Vents. 60c. "White mercerized lisle mesh Vests, sleeves and low neck; regular value, special each - Women' 91.25 Union Suit. 78c White mercerized lisle mesh Union Suits, ular value. 1.25; special, the suit with 75c; . SOe reg ..78c WontB' 35c Cotton Veata x23c White cotton long sleeve Vests, extra slza, 40. 42. 44; regular value. 35c; special. ea:.S3c Women' SOc Cotton Vest. 12 Vic White cotton Vests, sleeveless. V-shaped neck, neatly trimmed: regular value. 20c: special. each Women's 35c Cotton Vests. 25c White cotton Vests. Jersey ribbed, long sleeves: regular value. 35c; special, each 35c Women' SOc Vesta and Pant. 35c Balbrlcgan Vests and Pants: Vests with long sleeves; Pants kneo and ankle lensrth; regu lar value. 50c: special, each 35e Women COc Union Salt, 35c White cotton Union Suits, low neck, no sleeves, plain or lace trimmed; regular value. 50c; special, the suit 3c Women' 25c Cotton Pant. ISc White cotton Pants, closed knee. French "bands: resrular value. 25c; special, pair. .18c All our "Vklerode" Summer welitht Under wear at Special Clearance Sale Prices. Bathing Suit at Cost. Special Demonstration of the "Rosette Irons' And an afternoon lunch erved free to visitors on 3d floor o "Ro settes" (wattles). Deliolous, tooth some morsels. Try 'em. 1 to C P. M. only. A demonstration of ashestos Sad Irons adds at traction to this floor 10 A. JL to 5 P. 1L v. IF YOU CAN'T COMB TO THE STORE Oklahoma Land Eaids Counters And THE SALE CONTINUES TODAY THAT PUBNISHED YESTER DAY'S RIBBON SENSATION. Every pattern is here, every width is here, every yard bright, fresh and new. Thousands of miles of ribbons in unbroken assortments yet remain a plenty for all day selling. Still it's best to be early, and avoid the crowds sure to block the aisles around the ribbons in th later day. A RIBBON SALE FOR MEN A RIBBON SALE TOR WOMEN A RIBBON SALE TOR BOYS A RIBBON SALE FOR GIRLS Some of the ribbons are 4 inches in width, inches attract the eye by their splendid beauty and generous width until the orb lights upon those that the 9 inches wide and rests there. But all widths are good, according to the use you want them for. The men folk are interested, for those wide ribbons make rich and handsome neckscarfs. A distinguished looking convention of Oriental and jacquard effects, rich, handsome figured patterns, these in satin, taffeta, gauze and canvas weaves; pretty polka-dots in a bewildering and bewitching variety. Roman stripes but, what's the use? Come this morning if you wasn't here yesterday and see for yourselves. It's the greatest, grandest sale of ribbons we ever heard of. Enthusiastic? well rather. No more than you'll be, though, when you see 'em. See window showing Fifth-street side. If you were here yesterday come again today. Not an inch to dealers these matchless ribbon values are for our patrons; yard i 25 season's smartest conceptions. And of pricings is ns wide each the the variety lowest in ltd class quoted In the city. Just the millinery needed tp "pleoe. out" the season of warm weather. But you'll have tp hurry If ygu'd share. ALSO ABOUT A HBNDjiED STRAW SIIAFES WOMEN'S AND 'MISSES 31.50 VALLES AT Me EACH. A fqw less "than a hundred shapes in this wonderful special offering. For wear of ladles or misses, ajl wanted colorings and very latest shapes. Here's a Clue To the Cause of 6 Busy- ness" in THE SHOE STORES on the "Pair-way" Sixth-Street Annex First Floor. Shoes for Women SENSATIONAL VALUES. Women's 2.50 to $4.00 Half Shoes and Slippers For 1.19. A big lot of "Women's Half Shoes and Slip pers, in a number of styles. All displayed on one table for convenience in selling; values in the lot from $2.50 up to $4.00. Better buy several pairs if your size is here. Greatest values ever offered in Portland at, the pair $1.19 Shoes for Misses and Children Of all descriptions; three long counters of thom and every pair a good bargain. School will soon open again, so this is an opportune time to buy a supply for your boys and girls for future needs. Shoes for Men Men's $3.50 Shoes for 2.45. Men's Shoes, in velour calf, vici kid, the new and dressy patent colt and tan Rus sian calf in many different styles and both high and low cut; all are our $3.50 value, special during this sale at, the pair $2.45 if eta's $3.00 and $3.50 Shoes For $1.89. About 110 pairs of Men's Shoes, in several different styles and different kinds of leather; our regular $3.00 and $3.50 shoes, special at $1.89 (Displayed on Table.) WATCHES CLEANED and warranted one year for 75c. New main springs for 75c. All -other repairing on jewelry at proportionate prices First floor, near large levator. PHONE "PRIYATE EXCHANGE 12" Were Outdone Here Yesterday at the Ribbon no Wonder, When New and Beautiful RIBBONS 25c niRRAMc SASH RIBBONS kilujvjmo BELT RIBBONS Ribbon Sale for Everybody NECK RIBBONS 25C YARD DECORATIVE RIBBONS that's the narrowest. Those at 5, 6 and 7 Greatest Garment Clearance Ever Known Grand Salons of Dress Second Floor. A SWEEPING CLEAN-UP OP PRESENT SEASON SUITS AT JUST HALE PRICE TVe have combined all remaining lots of present season suits in one grand convention and shall close them today and to morrow at just half their worth. The suits are in just the most wanted materials Eton, jacket and blouse styles, suitable for wear now and during the coming Fall. In tail ored street styles all made up in splendid "workmanship; ex amples of the best maker's products on the American conti nent. The values reach from the $12.50 mark up to the aiSstocrats at ?7o. Yqu may choose, from them all until closing time of Wednesday at.... HALF FRICE WOMEN'S $2.50 HOUSE WRAPPERS FOR 79c. Very attractive Percale House Wrappers, striped, floral and Dresden patterns, in navy, black, red and gray colorings, collars narrow and wide, backs belted, flounced styles with Bishop sleeves and yokes.' Pretty trimming effects of braids and embroideries; values to $2.50, for today and Wednesday only at a choice, for 79 WALKING SKIRTS FOR HALF. Values $6.50 to $28.50 Panama cloths, serges and cheviots., in plain black, blues, greens, black and white and an immense variety of smart mannish mixtures. For today and Wednesd:y only we shall allow full choice at just ONE HALF the marked prices, which are, in every instance, lower than equal qualities can be bought for anywhere in the city. Portland's Great Underwear Sale Benntlfut Dainty French Lingerie at Tremendous Reduction! This -week's sale Is destined to be remembered as one of the - most won derful opportuni ties ever extended Portland -women to 6ave In the buying of beautiful French Underwear. Our showing: of French liand-em-broldered lingerie Is -without doubt tho largest, most complete and most perfect line dis played west of Chi cago. TJnder-Apparel Salons Annex, 2d Floor. F reach Gottb. Our $2.50 value, special at. each Our J4.00 value, special at. each Our $6.00 value, special at. each Our 57.50 value, special at. each Ud to our $25.00 value, special at. each.. French Dra-rrern. Our $2.25 value, special at. the pair Our $3.50 value, special at. the pair Our $5.00 value, special at. the pair..... Up to our $15 value, special at. the pair. French Cornet Covers. Our $2.75 value, special at. each Our $3.50 value, special at. each Our $2.84 value, special at. each Up to our $12.00 value, special at. each. French Chemise. Our $2.25 value, special at. each Our S3. 00 vnltie. snecia.1 at. each........ .51. G7 .H3.C7 .94.00 .95.00 $16.07 .si.no .S3.33 910.00 .91.53 .92.33 .93.33 .9S.00 .91.50 .3300 . .92.67 .33.33 912.00 Our $4.00 value, special at, each. Our $5.00 value, special at, each. Up to our $18.00 value, special at. each. French Skirts. Our $3.50 value, special at. each Our $5.00 value, special at. each Our $6.00 value, special at. each.. Our $7.00 value, special at. each Up to our 550.00 value, special at. each. .923 .93.33 .5-4.00 .94.87 933.34 Superb Loces-New Arrivals At the Lace Shops First Floor. Just received, a splendid assortment of new laces a showing of which we are Justly proud. Included are all the swellest effects in Applique Bands and Allover Laces, beauti ful patterns In Baby Irish Point Gauze, Ori ental and Venlse Lace3. Also a full assort ment of Valenciennes Laces, French Valen ciennes and also the Round Mesh, always pretty and very much ueed Just now. Prices are, as always, as reasonable as quality will permit. Ask to see these laces. They will please you. And you -will be surprised at how little you'll be asked to pay If you conclude to buy. WELCOME, VISITORS The Hat Abdicates for the :: Nonce in Favor of the Parasol A fad noticeable in the Eastern style cen- j , i ters for some seasons I: I ' p3t, and particularly so this Summer, is the adoption of the dain ty, pretty parasol as a head covering: and shield from the sun In lieu of the hat. The custom Is a prett one and bound to In crease In popularlty on account of the add ed comfort afforded, to say naught of the picturesque effect It lends to the dress of the Summer girl and woman. The fancy has "caught on" in Portland among smart dressers, hence the great number of par asols noticeable upon the streets almost any sunny day. We've bunched our parasol stocks In two lots, and you may select from the stunning creations now at prices reduced lras- tically. Values up to .$7. on special sale at $3.09 Values up to 53.50 on special sale at 925 NEW SHOWING OP VEILINGS First Floor. New Face . Veilings in all the latest fan cies and designs and in all wanted colors brown, blue, white, black and the popular gray and black mixture. We have marked these veilings "very modestly and give you. SSI mm i k ' !- '4. ii not only all the latest designs, but the best ott quality for money expended, as well. Prices J J are as follows By the yard 25e, 35c, 43c, 50c up to 92.00. rf Uumntchable Bargain in jj Linens, Domestics :j The Home Column of Domestic Economies . ? First Floor. O o 4Sc FOR XAPKIJfS AVORTJ1 OOc. 8 103 dozen all-linen fringed Napkins fine sat- In flnlr-h our 33c value. A great special at, the dozen 4Sc o s DAMASK NAPKINS FOR 5X.0S. 500 dozan heavy bleached damask Napkins m made especially for hotel or restaurant use. Qo A ereat special bargain at. tne dozen. .91.03 ej OOc TABLE DAMASK 50c. J Richardson's Irish TaMe Damask. full 9 bleached 62 Inches wide our 60c value. e Special at. the yard 50c TABLE LINEN FOR 43c. J J Scotch Homespun Table Linen. 58 Inches wide e extra good wearing quality. Special sale o price, the yard 43c SPLENDID TOWELS FOR HOTEL USE. Hemmed Huck Towels, size 17x33 Inches. Spe cial sale price, the dozen 310 J Hemmed Huck Towels with -white or colored borders size 15x36 Inches. Special salt price, the dozen $1.40 eo SHEET FOR 30c. 0 Sheets for double bed. made of good, strong quality sheeting. Special sale price, each. 30c 9 An Unprecedented Step in Silk Selling The silk man leads off the new season with a cut of almost 10 per cent In a price that is specially low as placed. Most stores -would class these silks In their dollar lines Wo say 85c Special today as printed 6000 YARDS NEW 85c SILKS COc YD. 6000 yards of new Fall shades in 19-inch col ored Taffeta, every wanted color to choose from white. Ivory and cream Included the best -wearing taffeta In the city; regu lar 85c grade. Special opening sale 60c 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ' 0 0 0 e 0 0 o 0 oe o e o 0 0 e O 0 8 O o e 0 0 00 0 O 0 o 00 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 9 M 0 o 0 o e 0 m 0 9 o o e o o a o a o e o e o CO c oa o a e