titf, Mcmxnro ot?egotax, Friday, October t, ioio.
6
GANALEJAS GIVES
SPAIN'S ATTITUDE
Republican Leader Protests
Against Curbing of His
Followers.
EXPLANATION IS SOUGHT
Benor Azacarate Resent Sending of
Warship to Lisbon and Dispatch
of Troops to Frontier Spain
Anxiously Awaits Results.
MADRID. O-t. . After a meeting of
the cabinet this afternoon, which was
presided over by the King. Premier
Canalejas announced that Spain's atti
tude toward events In Portugal would
be the same as that of other powers.
Senor Axacarate. First Vice-President
of the Chamber of Deputies and a
Republican, made an impassioned
speech In the Chamber, declaring that
he assumed that the Spanish govern
ment would observe the strictest neu
trality In the change of administration
In Portugal, for Spain more than any
other nation, was obliged to remain
r.eutraL
Scnor Axacarate. Protests.
He asked the government to explain
unequivocally why troops were sent to
the frontier and warships to Lisbon,
lie vigorously protested. In the name
of the Spanish Republicans, that they
were not permitted to manifest sym
pathy towards their Portuguese breth
ren. Premier Cnnalejas declared In reply
to Deputy Axiarate. that the govern
merit did not consider the proclama
tion of a republic as a deilnlte act. He
added that there were persistent ru
mors that the BKhtlng bad been re
sumed at Lisbon, where the monarchist
troops had received reinforcements.
Official Xen Lacking.
"What is certain." said the Premier,
li "that the Spanish government has
received no news of a change of regime
from any person occupying an official
position In the provisional government.
tVe csn then only oixiStder the events
in Portugal as an insurrectionary
movement, the result of which Is not
yet known. As matters stand. It Is
Impossible for. us to recognize -a pro
visions! government, but. If the new
resume Is donnltlve and establishes It
self, we will rcrognlZM It."
After further reference to conditions
la Portugal the Premier added:
"We have sent two warships to the
Tssus to protect. If necessary, Spanish
subjects, and to watch events, atthongh
our representatives hnve not yet trans
mitted to us any official news. We
r.ave accumulated troops on the fron
tier, but have given Instructions to
those garrisoned there In case of
etentualltles."
PORTUGAL IS STILL LOYAL
fC.Tt!nqct From rirst rage.)
The President has already appointed
rlvll governors for the various prov
inces. I'onsrni and President Cheered.
The Brazilian President-elect.. Mar
hal Hermes Ponsera. passed through
the streets today with the Provisional
President. Hoth were enthusiastically
greeted by the people. Order has been
restored through most of the city. Pa
trols are unardlng the thoroughfares.
Announcement was made late to
night that King Manuel, the yueen
Mother Amelle. nnd the Duke of Oporto
were aboard the royal yacht. Amelle.
The Oovernment has t.iken measures
to protect them. It was further said
that the Queen mother would proceed
to Italy. They landed late tonight at
Gibraltar.
Kngllsh Cruiser Arrives.
The English cruiser Minerva arrived
here today to reinforce the cruiser
Newcastle, which reached the port
while fighting was n progress. After
receiving notification of the establish
ment of a new govemmont at Lisbon,
the British illn .ier. Sir Francis P.
Vllllers. requested an audience of
Foreign Minister M -hado.
OPORTO IS SCENE? OP RIOTS
News of Revolution Received With
Enthusiasm by People.
OPORTO. Portua-al. Oct. 4. (Via
frontier. ) When the news reached
here that a revolution bad broken out
at Lisbon, a vast crowd ran through
the streets shouting and cheering.
People gathered In front of the build
ing of one Republican newspaper. Pa
trte. and took part In an enthusiastic
demonstration. A large force of po
lice soon was on the scene and at
tempted to disperse the crowd by vio
lent methods, but the officers were
received with showers of stones, many
ef which were thrown from the win
dows of the newspaper office.
The police then charged fiercely, 13
civilians and two- policemen being se
riously wounded.
Many arivsts were made, mjt the
prisoners were released soon. There
Is great unrest In Oporto.
Spanish Cruisers Sail.
ALMKRIA. Spain. Oct. f The Span
ish cruisers Princess de Asturlas and
Kmporlador Carlos V sailed for Lis
bon this mornlnir.
O'CONNOR ARRANGES VISIT
Irleh Leader Will Eat Irish Break
fast With Pre Club.
T. r. O'Connor. M r.. will arrive in
r or t land Saturday evening. October II.
according to a t. legraphlc communica
tion received front hint by J. llennessy
Murpby. from Quebec last night. He
will spend the entire day. Sunday, Oc
tober 23. In Portland, making one of
the longest stpoers In his ltinersry.
During his stay he will be the guest
of honor at an Irish breakfast, to be
provide! by the Portland Press Club
at O'Neill's. Sunday afternoon at 1
o'clock ii win give an address at the
Armory, after which he will leave for
Spokane.
ITALIANS CUT IN FIGHT
One Man Stabbed, Another Loses Tip
of voe as Result.
Ob maa la minus the t'p of bi nose
ar.d another was slabbed several times
about tta bead and face la a cutting
affray among several . Italians outside a
saloon.' at First and Clay streets, shortly
before midnight lsst night. John Gaf
fe nl and Salvator Hurlea, the two In
jured men were removed to St. Vlncent'a
Hospital by the police. James Lentlni.
a young Italian laborer was taken Into
custody by Patrolmen soon after the
affray. He Is accused of wielding the
knife.
The embroglto last night la the se
quence of a number of trivial uprisings
In the local Italian colony during the
past few weeks.
In an htveetigation of the trouble
Officer Lytle was taken to the home of
Mlchaelo Abn-ssi. at fof Fifth street,
where he found the Italian battered and
bruised and unable to raise from his
bed as a result of as attack upon him
Wednesday night.
"Ihe Witching Hour
at the Bungalow
the . wrrcuDro Hora."
A Foor-aet Play b AnauSTos Tbemas,
Presented at the Bunga
low Theater.
CAST.
Jack Brookfleld John Mason
Lew Ellinser Oeorge Oaston
Tom Dennlnc Frank L. Dear
Mrs. Alice Campbell
Belle Howell Bonn
Mrs. Helen Whipple Grace Reals
Viola Campbell Natalie Jerome
Clay Whipple Clltton Preston
Frank Hardmuth Harry West
Justice PrenUoe Harry Lelghtoa
Colonel Barley W. E. Butterfleld
Emmet, a reporter W. H. Sadler
jo Ralph T. Sam one
A THOROUGHLY delightful and
exquisite blending of metaphys
ics and sentiment Is Augustus J.
Thomas' play "The Witching Hour," In
which John Mason achieved a personal
triumph "at the Bungalow Theater last
evening. Frankly, this author who has
given us such wonderfully human
dramas as "Arlxona," "Alabama." "In
Missouri" and such delightful trifles as
"Chlmmie Kadden" and "Soldiers of
Fortune." has In this instance presented
a somewhat weird If not absolutely im
possible story. A splendid catering to
the belief in hypnotism, telepathy, auto-suggestion,
mesmerism, spiritualism
and general spookitls with which even
the best gray matter Is occasionally Im
pregnated. "The Witching Hour" makes
a big appeal to devotees of mystic phe
nomena, especially that "form of It
which , is known as mind reading. The
development of such a power by Its
possessor is turned to excellent ac
count In securing for a youthful vic
tim of hereditary mental process, free
dom from dishonor and death as a
murderer. A great community of news
paper readers, concentrating their sev
eral minds on one single thought, and
sending it out to a jury locked In a
room, produce by means of telepathy
a verdict of acquittal.
The story la a sensational appeal, a
problem. If you will, of the ordering -and
combining of mental forces in order to
realise a result that has for Its founda
tion sentiment.
Mr. Mason as Brookfleld. gentleman
gambler, mind reader and general ad
juster of everything gone wrong. Is con
stsntly the bulk of interest and la most
of the production, to the delight of his
audience. Invariably throughout the
play he promotes In a most convincing
manner all the psychic current he repre
sents. His Brookfleld Is a type of gal
vanic force, a dynamo of mentality, and
as an actor evinces Incomparable genius
and finesse. The supporting-cast Is en
tirely adequate. Grace Reals, a former
Baker leading woman, is an actress of
dramatic purpose. She disposer grace
fully of a trying role that calls for liquid
emotional power, and meets the sense of
Its requirements In a sane and thoroughly
artistic manner. Harry Leighton Is
splendidly faithful In his, etching of the
exquisite poetlo temperament and fine
fragrance of the role of Justice Pren
tice. The staging is carefully looked after
anl handsome In every detail. "The
Witching Hour" w'll be given again this
evening and tomorrow evening, with a
matinee also.
SCOLDED, MAN DRINKS ACID
Wife Upbraids Husband and Latter
Is N'otr Near Death.
Because his wife rebuked him for
carousing. Sam Keta, a peddler years
of age. swallowed an ounce of nitric acid
In their apartments, at 33i North Fifth
street, at :30 o'clock hut night. Keta
Is now dying at St. Vincent's Hospital.
The attending physician expresses little
hopes of saving his life.
Last night when the couple were alone
in their apartments Mrs. Ketx under
took to upbraid her husband, and is said
to have made a reflection on bl past
life. Following this her spouse threatened
to end bis life. Suiting action to the
word he retired to a bedroom, placed a
vial to his lips and gulped down tho
contents. He fell on the floor at the
foot of his terrified wife. She ran through
the lodging-house in which their apart
ments are located shouting for assist
ance. Kets v as unconscious when be
was placed In a Red Cross ambulance
and rushed to the hospital a few mo
menta later.
BURNING FORESTS KILL 2
Teacher and Child Cremated Near
Border of Minnesota.
WINNIPEG. Oct. The latest reports
from the forest fires across the border
In. Minnesota are that the towns of
Graceton. Swift WMllams, Cedar Springs
and Tltt. along the Canadian Northern
Railway, were wiped out by fire.
A school teacher and a child at Will
iams are reported burned to death. Three
residents of Graceton are reported miss
ing. TUMULT REIGNS SUPREME
(Ontlnuea from First Pate.)
twice as msny votes as Foss. yet did
not secure enough to secure the ballot,
while Foss wss within four votes of re
ceiving the nomination.
As a last resort, a conference of the
leaders of the convention was called
Just before 1 o'clock to attempt to agree
upon a new candidate for Governor.
The police and cool-headed delegates
succeeded In quieting the combatants,
who were taking possession of the
stage, and the convention waited anx
iously the result of the conference.
Vahey at 1:15 A. M. withdrew and
placed Frederick W. Mansfield In nom
ination. The nomination was unani
mous. The following Is a summary of the
principal planks of the plstform:
Tariff revision downwards. Federal
Income tax and abolition of Federal
extravagance. popular election of
United States Senators, universal Na
tional parcels post, more speedy and
cheaper Justice. Initiative and referen
dum, direct nominations, reform of the
convention system wherever direct
nominations cannot be obtained, pre
election publicity of campaign contri
butions, progressive labor legislation,
restoration of ths commercial suprem
acy of Boston, defeat of senator Lodge
tor re-election.
fYEoliisive Agents for Cross English Gloves for Men and Women Famous Likly Trunks
Orange Blossom Candies Your Prescription Called For, Filled by Experts and Delivered
America's Greatest Popular
Price Department Drug Store
(OlLAIa&B
Lowest Prices on
Today and Saturday
2oe Bay Rum and Glycerine, an ex
cellent hand lotion, bottle at 16
25c Witch Hazel, Dickenson's choic
est brand, on sale at, bottle, 17
10c Chalk and Orris, a simple, effect
ive tooth powder, the package, 6
35c Talcum Powder, finest quality,
borated and perfumed, at, lb. 2D
50c Dandy Roach Powder, sure death
to roaches and ants, per can, 38
25c Glycerine, chemically pure, for
medicinally use, per bottle, 18i
35c Boric Acid, Merck, for sursrical
use, during this sale, per lb., 26
25c Boraxo, a perfumed borax pow
der, for the bath,-sale at. can, 19t
45c Woodlark Powdered Mustard, for
table and medicinal use, lb., 39
15c Bird Seed, the best quality for
sons birds, the package, only 11
10c Bird Sand, just the kind birds
like to bury in, the package at 8
25o Lister's Antiseptic Fluid, a splen
did panrle or mouth wash, hot- 19
50c Chloro-Bromine, Woodlark, dis
infectant and deodorizer, bot., 33
25c Tincture: Green Soap, an excel
lent scalp cleaner, per Dottle 17J
30c Wood Alcohol (many use it for
bnrninjr purposes), at, bottle 24 d
50c Floor Wax (no dancing floor is
perfect without it), the can. 40
3 cans offered during sale, 1.00
25c Woodlark Cleansing Fluid, cleans
your clothes rictht, per bottle, 20
25c Solution Sodium Salciate, an egg
preserver, offered during sale 19t
25c Sodium Phosphate, Merck, tised
in constipation trouble, lb. at 15
35c Carbolininm, an effective lice ex
terminator, on sale at, pint, 22
10c Sewing Machine Oil, none better,
offered during sale at, bottle, 5
Another Carefully Selected List Bargains
for Careful Shoppers Today and Saturday
Your Fountain Pen Cleaned and Filled by Our Pen Expert Free and Cheerfully
Lowest Prices on
Bristle Goods
$1 Rubber Cushion Back Hair Brush, 59
$1.50 Whalebone Cushion Back Hair Brah,
offered during the sale at, each, 98?
$2.00 Ebony and Fox Hair Brushes, in all
shapes, offered at this price, ea., $1.29
25c Folding Pocket Combs, sale price 19C
35e Hard Rubber Dressing Combs at 19
25c Tooth Brushes, on sale at only lop
85c Celluloid Combs, long teeth, only 49p
$1.50 and $1.75 Military Brushes for 9o?
35c Cloth Brushes, during sale, only 23c
Just received, a complete line of Howard
Hair and Military Brushes. If you want
quality, compare these with any other. We
also carry a complete line of Adams & Kent
Brushes.
Bargains in the Sundry
Section
$1.00 Thermometer, with storm glass ba
rometer, offered during sale at, ea., 77p
$1.75 Self-Registering Thermometer, regis
- ters maximum and minimum temper
atures, during sale offered for $1.17
$4.00 Ward Safety Razor, with stropping
handles, on sale at low price of $2.98
75c Shaving Mug, on sale for only 48c
$2.00 Brandt Rubber Lather Brush, 97
$1.25 quart of Bath' Tub and Sink Enamel,
during this sale at low price of only 88c
25c Enamel Paint Brush, sale at only 16
$2.25 Rubber Bathroom Mat, only $1.88
$1.35 Enamel Bath -Tub Seat at only 98c
65c Bath Tub Soap Holder for only 48c
40c Toilet Paper Holder, sale price at 33c
25e Aluminum Collapsible School Drinking
Cup, offered during sale for only 15c
Bargains in Stationery
'-fninV iV- -
Woodlark Playing Cards, Like
Other 50c Brands, at 35
50c Oregon Souvenir Playing Cards, 39c
10c Lakewood Plain White Linen Corre
spondence Envelopes, package only 6c
15c per hundred White Crepe Paper Nap
kins, during sale at low price of 10c
$1.00 values in fancy cloth-covered Post
card Albums, either end or side opening,
holds 40 cards, during sale at only 69c
35c black cloth-covered Postcard Albums, in
end or side opening, holds 300 cards 21c
25c Hurd's Cambric and Bond Tablets, in
two-fold size, plain, 6ale price, ea., 17c
100 Calling Cards, printed, for only 2oc
Canadian Money Taken at Full Face
Value Here. Open a Monthly Account.
$2 New Fall Hand
Bags at Only 98c
A complete assortment of New Fall Bags, out
side pockets, inside purse, double strap
handles; values to $2.00, special at 9C
Bags in walrus seal and calf, new tailored Bags,
values to $4.00 each, your choice, $2.9
New Waterproof Silk Linen, with selvage edge,
steel rod, new and exclusive handles. Every
Umbrella new and up to date; $5.00 vjdxies,
on special sale at this low price, $3.98
All our $4.00 Umbrellas for men and women,
selected handles, for this sale, each $3.-4
Sale of Scotch Whiskies
to Contine Bal. of Week
MORE BRANDS ADDED
To impress upon your mind the fact that we
not only carry the highest quality, but also
the greatest assortment of Scotch Whiskies in
the city, we will place the following brands on
special sale.
Be your choice Highland or Lowland, you
have the products of the best distillers of Leith,
Perth, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dufftown, Inverness-shire,
Dnndee, etc., to select from.
$1.25 Fox & Hepburn House of Lords $1.04
$1.25 Munro's Old Scotch, on sale at $1.04
$1.25 Buchanan's Black and White at $1.09
$1.25 Dewar's Special, the bottle for $1.05
$1.50 Dewars' Extra Special, bottle, $1.29
$2.00 Dewars' Special Liqueur for. ..$1.64
$3.25 Very Old, in Royal Doulton Ware Jugs,
priced at this low price each, only $2.48
$1.50 Usher's Old Vatted, special at $1.27
$1.50 Sanderson's Mountain Dew, bot., $1.27
$1.75 Mackie White Horse Cellars for $1.39
$1.75 P. Dawson's Perfection, bottle, $1.39
$1.75 Simpson's Blue Seal, the bottle, $1.39
$2.00 Clan Mackenzie, Old Matured, $1.59
$2.00 King William V. O. P. for $1.78
$2.25 McCallum's Perfection, very old, $1.89
$3.00 D. C. L., none better made, bot., $2.34
Extra Specials
$2.00 Crawford's Reserved Stock, 10 years old,
specially priced while it lasts at, ea., $1.48
$2.50 Crawford's Special Reserve Stock, 20
years old, while they last, each, at $1.98
As we have only a very limited number of each
of these two items, we will limit each cus
tomer to one bottle of each kind.
If you can't come in at once, telephone or
write. Free delivery in the city.
$1.75 Haig & Haig Speoial 3-Star for $1.39
$1.25 Burke's Irish now priced at only $1.05
$1.25 Clarke's Bourbon, bonded, bottle, 79c
$1.25 Guckenheimer Rye, full quarts, $1.04
$1.00 3-Star California Brandy, special, 79
$1.50 Geneva Holland Gin, the bottle, $1.18
$1.25 pts. Creme de Rose, Cr. de Violette 89c
Barrettes, Combs
Pins and Brooches
f 25c Barrettes on spe
cial sale at,...19
W' 50c Barrettes on spe
cial sale at 37
50c and 75c Braid
Tins on sale at 38 C
50c Back Combs on
special sale at 36?
AaO $2.00 Brooches, spe-
C0$ cial at $1.87
IkSP 75c Brooches, spe-
fr$&j5ffi cial at 57p
C&y 50c Brooches, spe
L cial at 36
Finest Toilet Articles
25o Cuticura Soap, special at only 15
10c Peroxide Bath' Soap, priced at 8c
25c Woodbury's Facial Soap, special 15c
25c Packer's Tar Soap, sale at only 15c
10c Jergen's Violet Glycerine, special,' 7c
50o Java Riz Powder, on sale at 33c
$L00 Herpicide reduced now to only 75c
25c Graves' Tooth Powder, 2 for only 25c
75c Pruand's Lilas Vegetal for only 59c
75c oz. R. & G. Extracts, priced at, oz. 50c
25c Rubifoam, on special sale for only 15
50c Hurd's Honey & Alum, special at 35c
50o Sempre Giovine, reduced now to 35 &
$1.00 Ayer's Hair Vigor priced at only 66
50o Robertine, on special sale at only 29c
LriddaLturday Rubber Sale
$3.00 4-qt. Red Rubber Combination Syringe
and Water Bottle, priced at ....$2.49
$2.25 3-qt White Rubber Combination Syr
inge and Water Bottle, priced at $1.83
$2.25 3-qt Red Rubber Water Bottle, good
rubber, and priced at only, ea., $1.83
$1.25 4-qt. White Rubber Water Bottle 73c
$2.35 2-qt Fountain Syringe, Rapid Flow,
four hard rubber tubes, special, $1.98
$1.35 4-qt. Fountain Syringe, reg. flow,
on special sale at the low price o 83c
$1.50 Spray Syringe, special at only 98c
Patent Medicines for All Ailments
25c Piso's Cough, special, bottle at.... 16
50c William Hall Cough, special at only 33 C
50c Foley Honey and Tar for only 31c
50c King's Discovery, the bottle for 32 C
50c Muco Solvent, on special sale at 33
50c Shoop's Cough, special at, bottle, 33 C
50e Vapo Cresoline, on sale at only 33 C
50c Wistar's "Wild Cherry, the bottle, 33c
50c Kemp's Balsam, very special at 32c
50c Kennedy's Cough, on sale at only 33c
50c Coltsfoot's Expectorant at only...33c
n()a Mver's Coueh. on special sale for 36
50o Bell's Cough, specially priced at.. 33c
50c Jayne's Expectorant, on sale at 32 4
50o Pinex, on sale at the low price of 36c
50c S. B. Cough, now on sale at only S2c
50c Blamlin Cough, sale price is only 33c
50o Hale's Cough, specially priced at 36c
50o Wakefield Cough priced at only 33c
$1.00 Hoff Prescription, special at..-.69c
35o Ransom Hive Syrup, priced at only 29c
60c Ballard's Horehound Syrup only 33c
35c Drake Croup, specially priced at 29c
50c Chamberlain's Cough Syrup for 33c
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I ton ft in " -ma ttt "Vf J c? lrn n T 4k
deretood that Mr. and Mrs. Kins; will
live In this city.
HIGH BRIDGE URGED
Meade-Street Terminal In
dorsed at Meeting.
BOULEVARD IS PLANNED
Fnlton Park Club Calls Rally to
Promote Olmsted System Sev
enth Ward Club Reaffirms
Preference for Site.
South Portland residents living on the
Wct Side made It known at an en
thii!attc meeting In St. Lawrence Hall
last nlpht that their greatest need la a
hlfh bridge across the Willamette River
at Meade street. It was the main sub
ject of discussion of the South Portland
Boosters' Club and sbout 150 property
owners were present to approve the
project. '
The proposed bridge. If constructed at
Meade street on the West Side and Ells
worth street on the East Side, would
have a clearance of more than 140 feet
above low water mark. This Is consid
ered sn Important feature In favor of
the bridge, as It would not be necessary
to operate a draw, thus reducing the
cost. It was voted to raise a fund to
carry on a spirited campaign for the
bridge. Another meeting will be held
next Thursday night.
Councilman Beldlng promised to aid the
movement and was of the opinion that
the subject would receive favorable ac
tion when presented to the Council.
The club passed resolutions recom
mending that the Council grant a fran
chise to the United Hallways Company
on Front street, between Salmon and
Jefferson, on Salmon to Tenth and Tenth
to Flanders street.
Boulevard Rally Planned.
A "bridge and boulevard" rally will
b held at Webefi Hall Wednesday
night at 8 o'clock by residents of the
c .. . v ..inn nf Portland. The
meeting; has been called by the Fulton
Park Improvement jiud i"r mo
pose of promoting- the Olmsted boule
vard system.
The South Portland Boosters. the
Westmoreland Improvement Club, the
Sellwood Commercial Club, the Mllwau
kie Commercial Club and others are ex
pected to partlo'pate. Short addresses
will be delivered by prominent offi
cials and other citlxens. There will be
music
The residents and property owners In
the Bouthern portion of the city, both
East and West Sides, are Interested In
the boulevard project. The Olmsted
project Involves the construction of a
boulevard along; the West Side which
affords a magnificent view of the river
and mountains. The plans contemplate
the construction of a bridge across the
Willamette River between Fulton Park
and Sellwood, and a continuation of the
boulevard on the East Side to Mount
Tabor park. The City Engineer has
under way plans for the proposed
bridge.
Ellsworth Street Favored.
At the meeting of the Seventh Ward
Improvement League last night In the
hall on Powell and Milwaukie streets, Ben
Rlesland, presiding, the proposed bridge
across the Willamette River for South
Portland was discussed, and the league
reaffirmed its preference for Ellsworth
street sa the East Side location. Dr.
Dav Rafferty addressed the meeting, set
ting forth the advantage of a location
south of Division street, which, he said,
would be high and above all the car
tracks.
Dr. Rafferty, Emerson L. Mills and H.
C. Kautx were appointed a special bridge
committee to confer with a committee
from the South West Side about locations
and plans. Mr. Kautx announced that
the property owners on Powell street,
between Milwaukie and East Twenty
first streets, were willing that the street
should be widened if the bridge were
built. Also Dr. Dav Rafferty. who owns
considerable property on Ellsworth street,
said he would assist m getting ' that
street widened. The special committee
was instructed to prepare the issue for
submission to a vote in June.
It waa declared to be the sense of the
league that the contractors for the Haw
thorn bridge should be fined the full
amount of Interest the city has paid on
the bridge bonds since last July, when
the bridge should have been completed.
The Bedouins eat the fTeih of tho camel
and aa a mark of distinction slaughter a
carnal when a noted guest visit them.
MISS GRANT TO BE BRiDE
PROSPECTIVE HUSBAND IS E. C.
KINO, OP PORTLAND.
. . n. TT.-D.oa a rcnmt. was taken
oauKuLd i-... . - .
out at the County Clerk's office today.
The marriage will take place at noon on
Saturday at the home of A. H. Wood, of
0118 clty- . ... tt a
Miss Grant is the daughter of U. 8.
Grant. Jr.. and a niece of General Frede
rick Dent Grant, of the United States
Army. , . .
Although the family home Is In the
West, Miss Grant has been a frequent
visitor in Adrian for many years.
Mr. King .Is of a prominent Toledo
family.
Edmund C. King has been a resident of
Portland the past three or four years and
has been connected with the Western
Cooperage Company. He lives at 706
ictioning the marriage oi jmi- t ianaers buccu. Aia
mund C. King, of Portland, ur., ana . the least aooui. iwu
Julia? Dent Grant, of San Diego. Cal.. 1 tag to his friends at that time his In-
After Wedding tn Adrian, Mich.,
President's Granddaughter Will
Become Resident of Portland.
ADRIAN. Mich., Oct. 6. (Special.) A
license sanctioning the mamage oi jmi
FORTUNE WON, MINER DIES
Alaskan Killed When Returning
Home After Long Hardships.
SEATTTJi Oct. 6. Charles Ah rend, an
Alaska miner who after 16 years of
struggle was returning to Seattle with a
hard-won fortune, was fatally injured
September 31 on the Yukon River steamer
St. Michael, 40 miles above Circle City,
by the parting of a cable, and died three
days later
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Initial Exhibit and
Sale of Fraleys'1
Beginning Today at 8 A.M.
Newest ideas advance style dependable quality at
tractive values bought months ago by a talented buyer
In the world's best markets all fresh arrivals ready
for Inspection and sale at prices ONE-FOURTH LESS
than at high rent stores. Make early selections.
SETS selected mnff and
small tie, black,
for.
SETS Pillow muff and
Russian shawl, black or
S9.50
SETS Choice muff and
fTr. ":?.... $3.50
SETS Hug muff and
Russian shawl, heads and
ftr'.8. $15.00
SETS Silver nare
mnff and scarf, new
gray shades, $23
SETS Beautiful
Northern mink muff
and scarfs, for fliTC
;s to WIS
'SETS Neat lynx muff and shawls, 10 new 25 00
styles, $13 up to w
SETS Opossum in
natural or gray shades
Reliable Milliners- Portland's Plume Store 3d and Salmon to
pretty new models,
$18 to
SETS Black and Isa
bella fox muff and
scarf. $25 CCfl
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