THE MORNING OREGONIA3V, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1906.
HOW TO GIVE RELIEF
Portland
Agent
Waists
CUT-RATE DRUGGISTS Get Our Cut-Rate
Prices on Patent Medicines, Drugs, Etc.
ARTISTIC
PICTURE
FRAMING
Headquarters for -COLLEGE
WAISTS
THE
Agent of Portland Committee
in Burned City.
HARD TO DECIDE ON PLAN
Fralses Relief System and Says San
itary System Is Perfect John
Were, of Portland, Found
Badly Injured. '
NORTHWEST PEOPLE REGIS
TERED AT OREGON RELIEF
BUREAU. SAN FRANCISCO
AND OAKLAND.
OREGON RELIEF BUREAU, May
8. ThOM who registered today fol
low: Mrs. H. L. Mlaer.
M. L. Rovers.
Mrs. A. H. Farrar.
Herbert Ferrar.
Marlon J. Thomas.
John Wore. '
O. A. Mesler.
Morris Condon.
All of Portland.
BT MARION MAC RAE.
OREGON RBLJE1F BUREAU, Oakland,
May 8. J. N. Teal, representing the Port
land relief committee, arrived this morn
ing and spent the entire day In San Fran
cisco. In addition to making the rounds
of the hospitals and the relief camp es-
laDusnea oy tne Oregon Relief Bureau,
jur. leai discussed affairs with Dr.
Ifevlne, head of the Red Cross Society:
General Greely and General Funston, but
In spite of a hard day's work was unable
to determine the best course for the
Portland relief committee to pursue in
expending the balance of the money now
in us nanas. Tomorrow Mr. Teal will
talk with Chairman Phelan and other
prominent members of the San Francisco
iinance committee.
Cannot Describe Scene.
like other visitors to the ruins of San
Francisco. Mr. Teal was sickened and
awed at the terrible sights he saw. He
was In a measure prepared to see what
had been San Francisco In ruins, but he
was not expecting to see the devastation
of the vast acreage over which the Are
had spread Its fiery tongue.
"It Is useless to attempt to express by
mere words," said Mr. Teal on his re
turn to Oakland tonight, "what a terrible
calamity has befallen beautiful San Fran
Cisco. There is no way to describe it. It
la & sight one must see before comDre
hendlng what a terrible thing has be
fallen the city.
Itelier System Perfect.
"From conversations I had with Gen
eral Funston and Dr. Devine, I am con
vinced that the distribution of supplies
has reached a splendid system, one which,
as time passes, will become more perfect.
In my talks with physicians I learn that
there Is comparatively little sickness In
the city. The sanitary conditions, 1
learn, are about as perfect as possible.
There will be. I am told, no danger of
' disease breaking out It the people will
follow Instructions and boll the water
they drink."
John Were Badly Injured.
Testerday I told of the search of the
death records for John Were. Today de
veloped the fact that he is alive. Mr.
Were walked into the Oakland head
quarters, having heard that we were
searching for him. He was frightfully
injured by a falling chimney which
crashed through the roof and landed on
his neck and chest. He was dug from the
ruins and taken to the emergency hos
pital unconscious. His neck In still so
badly Injured that he cannot straighten
up and ho still suffers severe pains in his
chest. Mr. -Were owes his life to the
pillow upon which he was sleeping. He
was furnished with some necessary
clothing by the Oregon Relief Bureau.
Courage of Portland Xurses.
The courage and training of the Port
land nurses stationed at the Presidio
hospital were admirably shown this morn
ing, when' a tire which destroyed the
hospital laundry threatened all of the
buildings. When the alarm was sounded.
Dr. Marie D. Kqul, also of Portland,
called the nurses together and ordered
them to their stations. Quietly and with
out the slightest confusion each nurse
prepared her patients for removal from
the wards and stood by ready to act
when ordered. Fortunately the fire was
checked and it was not necessary to re
move any of them.
While this was going on some of the
Presidio nurses forgot their patients in
their excitement and desire to save their
personnl belnnsini?.
WILD 0RGIEAJ SAKHALIN
v Thousands of Drunken Convicts
Burn and Loot Buildings.
ST. PETERSBURG. April 22. Belat
ed letters from Alexandrovsky Post,
North Sakhalin, bring a wild picture
tit the three weeks of murder and loot
following the proclamation of peace
and the evacuation-by the Japanese to
the northern half of the Island.
Th. wilder spirits among the prison
ers, criminal and political, who form
practically the entire population of
Alexandrovsky Post, broke loose from
all restraint, applied the torch to pub
lic and private buildings, drank them
selves into a wild fury and vented
their passions in pillage and murder.
Owing to the fierce October storms,
the ships containing the troops dis
patched to take possession of the
island were driven off the coast, and
Colonel ValyuyeR, the Military Gov
ernor, landed with an escort of only
60 men, a scanty force with which to
face hundreds of desperate convicts
during the three weeks before fur
ther troops were able to land.
These convicts prepared a warm wel-.
com for the new Governor, setting;
Are the day he landed to the police
headquarters and the great Alexan
drovsky Post prison, 10 separata build
ings, with accommodations for thou
sands of prisoners.
Tliaae were completely consumed,
the Japanese having allowed the flra
engines to become useless, but by
the strenuous exertions of the Rus
sian and Japanese soldiers, who
worked side by side and patrolled the
city to prevent further Incendiarism,
the Are was Anally checked.
' The next day the Japanese troops
returned, having first sold their ac
cumulated stocks of provisions and
liquor at Incredibly low prices. Casks
of sak," ordinarily sold for 85. went
for 10 cents, and cases of tinned meat,
containing 76 pounds, 60 cents. One
hundred and seventy-five tons of rice
and buckwheat were disposed of in a
lump for 1100.
Everybody became drunk, and with
provisions enough for the Winter and
no necessity for work, many of tham
kept up the debauch for weeks.
To protect the city, with his little
Harrison and the prisons destroyed.
Jap
anese Silk Waist
to $7.5
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The very newest in Ladies' Waists, of finest quality Jap Silk, in both white and black
a most beautiful assortment of fancy Lingerie Styles, elaborately trimmed with
lace and hemstitching; also in silk embroidered effects; also a full line of plain
tailored effects. These Waists are made N in this season's popular elbow and long-
length sleeve styles. An enormous assortment to choose from; every Waist entirely
new; every Waist a model of perfection in fit, finish, style and workmanship. On
sale today.
Values to $7.50 at the Extraordinary
Low Price of $2.98
COME EARLY TODAY
3000 Pairs Women's Hosiery
75c to $1.25 Values 29c Pr.
Magnificent bargains in Fine Hosiery for every
body; 3000 pairs of Fine Hosiery, the prime
product of world-famous manufacturers.
Hosiery of high standard grade, Hermsdorf dye.
Big.variety of. plain and fancy weaves, in Lisle
Thread and Cotton. Black, tan, champagne,
biscuit, sage, Alice blue, gray, navy, brown,
Dresden, green, bronze, fancy stripes, plaids,
lace boot, lace all-over, drop-stitch, polka dots,
embroidered figures, solid colors, etc., in marvel
ous variety. Again we say, come early you
will have your choice of best 75c, 85c, $1.00 and
$1.25 Hosiery at
29c
NO PHONE ORDERS FILLED.
Trimmed Dress Hats
Real value $4.50, $6, $7,
Special Today
The above news hardly seems possible, yet it is so.
Our aim being to make quick clearance of certain
lines of Trimmed Hats. Every one this season's
make. Each Hat is new, clean and up to the minute
in style, shape, trimming,' etc. In fact, many have
only been on the tables a week. Small, medium and
large Hats, trimmed with Flowers, Ribbons, Quills,
etc. Variety large enough to suit most everyone.
Full range of colors $2.25. .
$45, $50, $60 Highest-Class
Novelty Tailor-Made Suits at
$33.75
For Friday and Saturday, we
will sell all our higfiest
clasa Novelty Tailor-Made
Suits, in Eton, Pony jacket
and novelty styles, made of
finest chiffon, Panama cloth,
imported fancy serges, in
cream grounds and fancy
stripes, imported broadcloth
and fancy tweeds, in black,
navy, Alice blue, rose, reseda
and greens; every garment
new and up-to-date; made
with elbow sleeves, plain and
fancy trimmed with the new
plaited circular skirts.
May Sale of Curtains
Newest Cluny, Renaissance, Irish Point, Bat
tenberg, Nottingham and Cable Net Lace Cur
tains; all at reduced prices.
$1.25 Curtains. . .98c
$r.5CL Curtains. $1.15 fl
$2.00 Curtains. $1.53
$2.50 Curtains. $1.98
$3.00 Curtains. $2.33
$4.00 Curtains. $3.15
$5.00 Curtains. $3.89
$6.00 Curtains. $4.68
$7.50 Curtains. $5.98
$10 Curtains. $7.89
$11 Curtains. $8.68
I II MtA-siASfj I II
20,000 Yards of Ribbons
Sacrificed
A grand round-up of beautiful novelty and plain Ribbons ;
stock-righting time in the Ribbon Store, and the follow
ing bargains await you here today,
50c Ribbons 22c I 60c Ribbons 33c
6-inch Satin Changeable
Florentine Ribbon, in beau
tiful color combinations.
Polka Dot Ribbons 35c
4-inch-wide, best quality taf
feta polka dot Ribbons, in
large assortment ; popular
colored art combinations, in
white, black and colored
grounds.
Extra quality all silk warp
Print Dresden Ribbons, full
6 inches wide, in this sea
son's prettiest patterns.
25c Taffeta Rib'ns 19c
4-inch plain taffeta Ribbons,
in white, black and all the
newest and most popular
shades. Extra good qual
ity, worth 25c, at . . . .19
35c Neckwear
Novelty Tab, Point Venise and
-Point Gaze Ladies' Neck
wear, in an amazing assort
ment ; real value, 35c . .4
19c
Seasonable Bargains in
Ladies' Knif
Underwear
Ladies' white Cotton Ribbed
Vests, low neck and sleeve
less ; plain or neat trimmings ;
25c quality, special. . . . 19
Ladies' white Mercerized Vests,
low neck and sleeveless ; lace
or crochet trimmings; 35c
quality, special, each...25
Ladies white Lisle Vests, low
neck, sleeveless, lace trimmed
front and shoulders; 63c
quality, each 48
Ladies' Umbrella Pants, lace
trimmed, extra fine, lxl rib;
35c quality, special, pr. 25
Bargains in
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
75c UNDERWEAR, 50S
We have just received a new
shipment of seasonable Un
derwear for Men; one lot of
fancy Balbriggans in stripes
and fancy colors; striped
blue, pink and black; -these
goods are finished in the best
possible manner and are reg
ular 75c quality. We will
place these on sale at. .50
Also, a lot of men's fancy
Socks, in checks, stripes,
plaids and plain colors ; these
goods have sold freely at 35c.
For Friday and Saturday, per
pair 25
May White. Sale
'French Lingerie, Italian Silk
Underwear and Domestic Mus
lin Underwear on sale at great
ly reduced prices. Every gar
ment in the entire stock reduced
in price. Most tempting bar
gains. GOWNS.
Of cambric, lawn, muslin ; great
special values at 49c, 85c, 98c,
$1.10, $1.25, $1.45 to $5.25.
DRAWERS.
Great special values at, special,
25c, 29c, 39c, 49c, 59c, 85c to
$4.50.
SKIRTS.
Of muslin and cambric, with
lawn flounces and ruffles;
great special values at 79c,
98c, $1.10, $1.25, $1.65, $1.85
to $18.50.
CORSET COVERS.
In endless assortment; great
special values at 25c, 29c, 39c,
49c, 59c, 79c, 85c, $1.10 to
$2.98.
CHEMISE.
In short and combination styles ;
great special values at 42c,
49c, 69c, 85c, $1.10, $1.25,
$1.45, $1.65 to $5.10.
3000 Hemstitched Tray
Cloths
15c
16x24 inches hem
stitched Damask
Tray Cloths; silver
bleached; a big va
riety of pretty pat
terns; real value to
35c ; buy all you
want of these dam
ask Tray Cloths to
day at only... 15
the Governor had to resort to extraor
dinary measures.
The soldiers were ordered to mane
free use of their weapons, and for
petty offenses the cudgel or knout was
resorted to, thieves setting: first 25
lashes, later 60 and finally 130.
This sufficed, but the criminals liv
ing- at Alexandrovsky Post retired to
places in the interior, and the Gover
nor was forced to divide his bo men.
sending- an officer and 15 men to Po
gibi. five men to Arkovo, where the
Japanese had left large stores of pro
visions, and three men to Rykovo.
The remnant stood g-uard day and
night, but the convicts were able to
set, torch to the chancellory of the
Governor, the club, the residence of
the Chief Jailer and many other build
ings. During- the raging storms four
steamers and a schooner, Including" a
3000-ton vessel from America, the
German steamer Surbaja. with a crew
of 67 men, and the Vladivostok, with
men. which were endeavoring to
Dyspepsia
Don't think 700 can cure your dyspepsia
In 'any other way than by strengthening
and toning your stomach.
That is weak and Incapable of performing
Ita functions, probably because you have
Imposed upon It In on. way or another over
and over again.
You should tax.
Hood's Sarsaparilh
It strengthens and tones the stomach,
and permanently cam dyspepsia and all
stomach troubles. Accept no lubititata.
bring supplies to Sakhalin, were
wrecked on the inhospitable Winter
coasts of the island, and all on board
were lost.
Finally, after 22 days, ships, with
several thousand sailors, arrived and
restored order. The new troops were
without quarters, however, owing to
the destruction of all the crown build
ings and many other houses, and suf
fered extremely from the severe cold
until they could build barracks.
The correspondent describes the con
victs as more like beasts than men.
but say they stood in fear of the Jap
anese, the population being able to
sleep with doors and windows un
locked, though hundreds of convicts
were roaming the streets.
State Employment Bureaus.
OL.YMPIA, Wash., May 3. (Special.)-
State Labor Commissioner C. F. Hub
bard is preparing a bill which will be
Introduced In the next Legislature,
providing for the establishment of free
employment bureaus by the state. Com
missioner Hubbard has Investigated
the workings of similar institutions In
some of the Eastern States, and is
convinced that the necessary appro
priation for carrying on the work In
this state would be a greed investment.
Mrs. Holmes Asks for Divorce.
LA GRANDE, Or., May 1 (Special.)
Eva Holmes has filed suit for a divorce
from Frederick Holmes. They were mar
ried In Portland, and have two children.
The plaintiff alleges cruel treatment, neg
lect suitably to provide for her, and
drnnkenness.
Sells Family Totem Poles.
SEATTLE, Wash., May S. (Special.)
Chief Son-i-hat, of the Halda tribe of
Alaska Indians, has sold his family totem
jtftotimts; gU (Dmrtmtan.
Coupon Free Yellowstone Park Trip
(NATION'S WONDERLAND)
ALONG THE COLUMBIA RIVER, THROUGH BOISE AM
SALT LAKE. VIA O. R. & N.
One Vote for
THIS COUPON MUST BE VOTED
BEFORE MAY 11, 1906
ON OR
poles and the framework of his Prince
of Wales Island home to H. E. Hunting
ton, who Is establishing an Inuian village
at Redondo, Cal., that the aged chief may
have money enough to pay the expenses
of an operation for failing eyesight. The
chief, now nearly blind, has been taken
to Los Angeles.
London. Foreign Minister Grey declare,
that the "state" of Counani Is purely fic
titious and that its political existence is not
acknowledged by Brazil or any other country.
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