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THE JIOBNING OREGONIA2T, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1905.
1ET00WN THE BARS
iFree Admission of Philippine
Products likely.
MACHINERY MAY GO-FREE
American Publisher DIscusses"jEffcct
of Congressmen;; Visit Japan. '
Will Bxpand to the Aston- -isliincnt
of the "World.
ISA3C FRA2SCISCQ. Sept. 2S- AVIIHam J.
JWmrtan. of New York, pwbltehor of the
JXimxtc Kxporter. who. as a member of
EoerMnr Taffs party, made the trip to
te Ocleat to investigate commercial oon
,dkils r4 tfce opportunities for' dxtond
ias tle of American manufactures
2 the PMNpptoes. Japan and China, to
day said that la his opinion the visit of
tke Oongxeional delegation would be
tit nwch good to American trade In the
Star Bmmt. He said:
T 0priit dM mBwlpriUous and
iMM wk In IV, 1Im1k and made an
xcUt improwton. r.ot only upn the na
hmt upon t4nrn men.
RTiB o cannot always accurately fore
ork th art Ion of Concre, the indieatioas
mrt tfea. PMItnplnp rasar and tobacco will
fee adorttted Into the United States free of
dwtar. s kt-m; now Is. If o. Congress will
fmmpaMy think that as a matter of reclpree
itr America a machinery and appMa&ces for
4r vloplng- th Indwotrles of the inlands
itewM so into tit Ihlllpple fr&e. Jn case.
Snvwewr. that poods from this country shall
'MM he admitted free at once, on the ground
MM the revenue will 1m aked for a time
9 Moat the twiMW of the Insular sovern
XMM, tMore t little douht that at the latent
mm Wilt come t the time tha the aree
WMt vttk Spain as o equal tariff privileges
1m tfce PMllipplnrB faall expire in about three
yeflprs.
Ac to fcbe affect upon American trade in
the Ortont of the commercial expansion
of Jmw after the war, Mr. Johnston
mM:
t gMr tht during the next ten years
JfcafMMt iwttl aMMuoh the world an muoh in
wte rvppmnn. of her manufacturing and
Mnwifti ae )nm nurpried it in the last
ikrm yMrs by the txmsMon of her military
wud Mval power-. Whatever this may Mg
nitr to the world In general and to America
MMMMaoely. I am not al e to prophesy, but
Smr m noxt 2 years and more it indicates a
hsruw In our Oriental trade. It will
Itely Ming many chancer and in
Imiii awy anell dimoter. but on tb
w CMMot fait tc be benefited 1m.- th-
MMoroat oxpanrtons and developments of
Qiil ii a, OhMia and Japan.
Taft Makes Trip to Sacramento.
BAN KRAiCCISCO. Sept. 3S. Secretary
Ta&t and a few membeix of his party left
iborc tooaj,- for a trip up the Sacramento
Wwor me the ruewts of the reclamation
'MMMtMuia. The Secretary will examine
iMMM aW site of the drawbridge proposed
hjr iw Southern Pactttc and he will aleo
aflc mm examination of tha reclamation
TOWk that les being done along the river.
IEAFT STARTS FOR WASHINGTON
.Make Record Trip Across Pa
cific and America. -
ISAJC FRAXCISCO. Sept. 3S.-Socretary
9 War Taft and party left tonight by
irjpoaml train, oowdstlng of a baggage-car
(milling trophios In. tRe way o&curlos
oored by the party, a diner, two sleep.
ss ad the special ear Colonia.
The train wilt run on Overland Limited
hn through to Chicago, over the-outh-orn
PmcMc. Virion PacUic and Chicago &
2JMrt)h west era. arriving in Chicago on
SM-a- evening. Mr. Taft win leave there
NNmrdhUeiy over the Baltimore & Ohio
rood, and arrive in Washington on Mon
day evening, thus making a record run
Stmm the Orient to Washington of 14 days
jtmd It how it.
ZttMSTVOISTS OPPOSE BUYING
OUT LANDLORDS.
Radical Scheme Rejected hy Con
etrcss Sympathy AVIth Liberal
m Leaders Angers Governor.
SMOSCOW. Sop. 3S.-The Congress
- - .....v10I1 urauj- uis
iafod H oconomic programme with spe
m rorerence to the peasants' need of
mp-tp dm. rne committee submitted the
dwrft of a proposed appeal to the legls-
of
dis-
laturc, in which was ldvanced the right
of the state to expropriate the land of Its
owners and divide It among: peasants who
were without land.
The executive committee of the con
gress opposed the draft, and especially the
section relating to the expropriation of
land, and In the final draft meroly urged
the necessity of Increasing the allotment
of -land and of reforms in connection wlh
land tenure. The final draft also urged
the adoption of measures for popular edu
cation and for the establishment of state
insurance for worklngmen.
It was proposed that the congress should
send telegrams of sympathy to Prince
LvofT (a marshal of the nobility and one
of -the delegates who presented the peti-tlon-of
the last all-Russian Zemstvo Con
gress to the Emperor), who was attacked
during the recent disturbances at Bala
hoff. and to M. Zerobenko, who was ex
pelled from Odessa at the time of the
mutiny nm the battleship Kniaz Potemkin.
The representative of General Durnovo,
governor general of Moscow, who has at
tended all the sessions of the congress,
threatened to stop tho proceedings If the
conditions undor which the delegates were
permitted to assomble were violated, pro
tasted against the proposal, contending
'that it was not included in the programme
of the congress. The delegates listened
in silence to the protest.
PEACE RESTORED AT BAKU
Oil Men Refuse to "Work Until Pro-
tcctlon Is Assured.
BAKU, Caucasia, Sept. 2S. With the
formal ratilication of peace between the
Tatars and Armenians here, the order
confining the Inhabitants to their houses
after 8 la the evening has been revoked
ahd street traffic and the ordinary course
of life arc being resumed. Masses of Ar
menians and Tatars arc thronging the
cathedral and mosques and Joining In
processions to celebrate their reconcilia
tion. An investigation of the damage done
established the fact that two-fifths pf the
derricks In the oil fields have not been
destroyed, the owners reporting that 1.99S
out of 8.412 derricks were burned. When
the 3,412 derricks were active the dally
output was 17,500 tons.
The oil men decline to resume pumping
from the remaining wells or engage in the
work of reconstruction until the conclu
sion of the naphtha conference at St.
Petersburg, In which," at the request of
the owners representatives, the workmen
will participate. In anticipation, however,
that the government will grant reforms
guarantoeinr the safety of life and prop
erty in the future, the oil men are plac
ing large orders for machinery and material.
othor and that equal justice be rendered to
everybody.
That the clergy be better trained and cared
for and clerical appointments be effected
eleetlvelr.
That the various ministers work la co
operation and that ministers be held Respon
sible for their acts.
That measures be taken to overcome the
Illiteracy of the masses and that freedom
to establish schools be granted everybody.
That freedom of assembly, organization
and the press be assured.
That roads and other tgean of communi
cation be Improved and extended.
SIBERIA TO BE REPRESENTED
Commission Allots Delegates on Ba
sis of Property.
ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 2S. The In
clusion of Siberia In the First National
Assembly Is assured, the Solsky Commis
sion having determined on the allotment
of 15 Siberian members, of which num
ber one will represent the City of Irkutsk.
The members will not be elected on class
basis.
The franohlse is bestowed on owners of
S00 to 1000 acres of land, depending on the
fertility, or on the proprietors of urban
property- of similar value.
r
Autolst Must Be Trldtl for Killing.
CLEVELAND. O., Sept. 2S. Mrs. Edith
M. Bailey, wife of a wealthy manufac
turer, beneath whose automobile Joioph
Broertlo was fatally Injured, was bound
over to the grand Jury on the charge of
manslaughter.
OPEN DOORS WIDE TO JEWS
University Professors Favor Remov
ing Restrictions on Education.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept 28. The Coun
ciu of Professors lias voted In favor of
the unrestricted admission of Jews to the
university courses and has recommended
the admission of all candidates for mat
riculation regardless of tho regulation re
stricting Hebrew students to 3 per cent of
the student body. The rector of the
university promised to ulve his hoarty
sujiportt tho recommendation.
NOBILITY VOTES FOR REFORM
Resolutions in St. Petersburg Fnyor
Libcrul Policy.
ST. PETERSBURG. Sopt. 25. The no
WMty of SL Petersburg at a special meet
ing have adopted eight resolutions without
dissension, all of a Liberal reform charac
ter. The moat Important follow;
That the legislative, judicial and executive
branches nheuld be reparoled from each
Catarrlets
Believe Nasal Catarrh, allay inflamma-
At f 1 ,
non, eoouie ana ncru me mucous mem-
orane, sweeten ana pun ty
the breath. Best gargle
for Sore Throat. 50c. or
$1. Dru rrists or mail.
If
M4e ky
HOOD
Dyspeplets
tjive instant relief in Sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Nausea, all discomforts of
indigestion and dyspepsia. Pleasant
and economical. Medium sire, 25c.;
Large, SI; Pocket, handsome aluminum
bonbonniere, 10c. Druggists or mail.
C. I. HOOD CO., Lowell, Masg.
Tutt's Pills r
Cure AH
Liver ills.
Doctors7Say;
Bilious and Intermittent Fevers
which prevail in miasmatic dis
tricts are invariably accompan
ied by derangements of the
Stomach Liver and Bowels.
The Secret of Health.
The liver is the. great " driving
wheel" in the mechanism ol
man, and when it is out of order,
the whole system becomes de
ranged and disease is the result.
Tutt's Liver Pills
Cure all Liver Troubles.
Our Store Will Be Closed Tomorrow
PORTLAND DAY
ROSENTHAL'S
149 Third Street
Leading Shoe House . . Sole-Agents for the
Celebrated Hanan Shoe
THE WOMAN'S
STORE
SILVERFIELD'S
FOURTH AND
MORRISON
STORE CLOSED ALL DAY "PORTLAND DAY'
Fashion's Latest FanciesHere
Smart dressers women who
the Silverfield stores for style hints. We have made it our sole aim and ambition)
to carry only the very finest (that is, the best procurable at the various prices) in
ladies ready-to-wear apparel and furnishings. The inward rush of the new things
for Fall continues and a splendid selection of Fall wearing apparel is on exhibition
in every section. Original conceptions are being gathered from every great fashion;
center at borne and abroad. Every hour of the day adds something new and ex-
elusive to our splendid assortments. The merchandise is of a character that will:
add materially to the prestige of this house as an authority of first importance in
matters of style.
FALL STYLES IN OUR SUIT SALON
The splendid showing we are making on our second floor of exclusive styles in.
Suits and Cloaks for Fall wear is attracting an immense amount of attention frony
those best informed on matters of dress. Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits in tight-fitting
and box-Coat effects, the new "Redingoto" Suits and "Empire1 ' Coats-affordingi
the greatest choice as to colorings and materials-are shown in this grand disulav-
!"0MOO t J500m01 SiVe Suits and 01oab5 Snits range 111 rice
MAGNIFICENT PATTERN HATS
Have YOU noticed the maDniflrnf rticnlirr r Tw,.. j tii. . -
Superb models from the leading Paris milliners, splendid creations by Eucbi
leading artists as Camille Rogers, Mme. Lewis, Mm?. Virot, Mme. Felix and
Mme. Germaine, we have just received and are showing in our Morrison-street
window. To attempt to describe these examples of high-art millinery would
require columns of newspaper space, so we earnestly beg that you call in and
examine them for yourself. Our collection of fine millinery from the treat
houses in this country and the hats by our own clever milliners is unsurpaKed!
GREAT FUR SPECIAL
All our Sable and Isabella Long Fur Boas, trimmed with two natural for
brushes, lined with Siberian Squirrel or with fur on both sides: CIO
sold regularly for $18 and $20, special for this wek only $ I Z.UO
OUR DISPLAY" LADIES' FURSHIKGS in our Fourth-street w!n.1nr f
well w-orth your attention. We are showinp an excellent assortment of the newest
Sfnr Onri Fmm X A M tr ADM Q-fnnrli Portland
brswa WEjifc will. W J m I I 1 s JT sr 1 1 sJUIU! VIU y DAY
ANOTHER THOUSAND ADDED
Olds, Wortman & King Have Bought and Paid for 3000 Souvenir
Tickets to the Exposition to Dateand Every Ticket Will Be Used
THE THREE LARGEST AMOUNTS SUBSCRIBED TO THE FAIR EOR "PORTLAND
DAY," ADDED, REPRESENT TH? SUM OP $2500. Of this amount, OLDS, WORTMAN &
KING SUBSCRIBED $1500-or three-fifths (3-5) the ENTIRE AMOUNT. THE PORTLAND
GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. beine second with 500. or 1-3 OLDS wnp.TAr A "NT a tttxtjq
SUBSCRIPTION. "BOOST PORTLAND DAY." .
Mail I
Orders
Promptly
and
Accurately
Filled
lis WoFliaip
mm
itore Biillef In
fTha Dlffardni Star," Fifth, Slxih and Washington irl
$ior Opens
al S A, M.
THE FORKMOST, DEPARTMENT
HOUSE WEST OF OHIOAQO
LATEST BY "TIRELESS" FRIDAY, SEPT. 29TH.
at t P, M,
If You
Can't Come
to the
Store
Phone
Private
Ex. 12
SPECIAL NOTICE ALL 'MERCHANDISE BOUGHT ON CREDIT A000TTNTS TODAY OR TOMORROW WILL BE CHARGTTi ni
OCTOBER STATEMENTS. ur
FRIDAY'S STORE "SIDELIGHT"
"BOBBIE" BURNS TO A MOUSE.
"The bcst-laltl plans of mice an men
Gang aft a-gley;
An lea'e us naught but grief and pain
For promised Joy."
"There was a method in his madness, my master."
As heretofore stated, this store will join with all of Portland's
Best stores in keeping open house for the reception of the city's vis
itors and their entertainment while down town on "Portland Day."
Notwithstanding the strenuous and desperate efforts of a small
coterie of local merchants who have an interest to guard of an abso
lutely selfish nature in refusing to keep their stores open and acting
as a down-town committee to receive and care for the city's guests
upon their arrival in town on Saturday "Portland Day" this store
wiU be wide open from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. And our army of local
helpers will act as
A COMMITTEE OF 600
To receive and attend upon the wants of the multitudes who come to
the city on that day for attendance upon the Exposition. As a great
Public XJtilitj-, our duty is pointed Out to us, and we should be false
indeed to every principle of hospitality as such did we close our doors
and go away to help darken the city. To thousands of the visitors a
visit to Portland would be incomplete without a tour of the "Big
Stores" and a peep at the wonders they contain. Really a part of the
great Exposition. We do not propose to deny anj'one that privilege.
Indeed, the sights here on Saturday will be unusual I Grand! Magnifi
cent! The full season style shows will be on, and the lessons to be
.gleaned' from we stupendous and matchless displays of merchandise
will be invaluable. A full day will allow of all enjoying the sights
of the Expo and of the stores,
running at full pressure.
AH the great public utilities will be
COME TO PORTLAND RAIN OR SHINE
While the weather records show that such a thing as rain has
been known on September 30, we know that every possible influence
has been exerted upon the weather man to refuse Jupiter Pluvius ad
mission through the city's gates on "Portland Day." If he does land
it will he by means of an airship, and Beachey, the intrepid Avill
guard the ozone above us well that day. We cannot quite agree with
the very able editor of a leading city daily who "hoped for rain, that
Portland might show her extreme loyalty." We have no fear for
Portland loyalty rain or shine-but we do sincerely hope for sun
shine to bring in the visitors from abroad that may not possess that
lo-alty for our city so much as for their owq. The common sens of
it all is, We must provide all the attractions that Portland possesses
on Saturday, and Portland's big stores are powerful attractions. The
city must and will be open. The only "open" places not open that
we know of are cemeteries. They are "open," but hardly inviting
and the tombs tightly closed and locked would afford little shelter
even to those who might be driven to them for cover. We will not be
party to sending thousands back to their homes next Saturday niht
or later, with the impression firmly wedged in their mind that "Port
land is a 'dead 'un? or a 'deserted village.' " Only the "dead 'uns"
will be closed, friends. Come in to town on Portland Day and we'U
show you aU of Portland's best stores wide open and at their very
best for your reception. Come rain or shine; if it rains in the morn
ing, be sure it will clear long before noon. It's a .characteristic of
Portland weather. There's shelter here for 10,000 people, even if it
does ram; the store is in the heart of the city, on the 'direct line of
streetcars to the Pair, running every minute. There's shelter and
hospitality here rain or shine.
PORTLAND'S LARGEST AND BEST STORE
Olds, Wortman & King's Foremost Store on Pacific Slope
Will Be Open All Day Tomorrow-Portland Day
FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT OF THE CITY'S VISITORS.
Extra attractions will be offered, vast and magnificent merchandise displays arranged, stupendous style
expositions planned, AND THE MOST UNPARALLELED BARGAIN CARNIVAL CONDUCTED EVER
KNOWN IN WESTERN STORE HISTORY. We shall offer unprecedented opportunities for people to save
all the expenses of their trip b- the savings we shall make possible to all who participate in the monster sale.
Matchless special values will be made that will smash all previous records in Portland store history. Out-of-town
folk may rest assured of finding Portland's foremost and best store wide open 'all day. Its free phones,
information bureaus, lavatories, writing desks, water founts from which spring the cold and'sparkling waters
of "Bull Rim," rest room and every convenience that a big, modem store affords. This will be Liberty Hall
WELCOME, whether you wish to shop or not. Ii you come prepared to do the Fall buying we shall be pre
pared to save you your expense money for the dayor more. Suit yourself. WELCOME ANY WAY YOU
COME.
Souvenir Tickets Given Away
ABSOLUTELY FREE
WITH EVERY $5.00 PURCHASE MADE AT THE STORE THIS
WEEK BEFORE 6 P. M. ON SATURDAY.
This Jubilee of Clearance Sales
Will bring thousands to Portland to do their Fall shopping and
prove a more powerful magnet than all else combined to in
crease the Exposition attendance on
PORTLAND DAY
GRAND
CLEARANCE SALES
A Grand "Complimentary Sale" to Portland's Visitors and a Great Boon to Our Home Folk
2 MORE DAYSAND 2 ONLY OF THIS GREAT ECONOMY EVENT
Today and Tomorrow Saturday
ABSOLUTELY EVERY ARTICLE IN THE HOUSE MERCILESSLY REDUCED TODAY AND TOMORROW
(A few contract goods, upon which makers regulate prices, alone excepted.)
Both visitors and home folk may buy all needed merchandise for Fall and Winter use during this sale at
usual Januarv CLEARANCE SALE PRICES. ATirl rmvf rtpnpfir rvP a -full soacAn'o -vrrnoT A "Ke1fi4-1-tr nr-n.-n-
the
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rticle in every department of the store is drastically reduced beyond precedent. January Clearance Sale
jl ulco xtuic. jLuuttj' ctxiu luuiurruw only.
WARNING! WARNING! WARNING!
It having come to our notice that certain interested parties are circulating a statement that influences
Will be brought to bear to close this store tomorrow, !and that we will go back on our principles "at the last
moment, we desire - to state positively that THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY. A Mighty Sale will
be on, and a hearty WELCOME extended to all, whether shopper or sightseer.
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