TIIE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX. PORTLAND. SEPTEMBER 18, 1910.
Members of Mexico Cabinet
Participate in Festivities
Ceremonies Are Held in Honor of Centennial of the Foundation of the
Republic. .
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U relebratine this mnoth the ra.
tnnlal of the foundation of the republic.
Members of the Cabinet of President
Dix are taking an active part In the
ceremonira, 'which Include the dedication
cf public buildings and the opening of
new works of many kinds. The corner
stone of a new legislative palace will be
laid, a Pedacugtcal Conchas will be held.
There will be banquets and other festivi
ties, at all of which President Diaz will
be a conspicuous figure. The members
ef the Dlas Cabinet are: Kamon Cor
ral. Secretary of the Interior who is
FRENCHMAN LOSES CASH
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Exhibition of Bankroll to Strange
. Women Lratl.4 to Downfall.
PARI:?. Sept. 17. (Special.) This Is
the season when rurlous country, cou
sins come t Paris, and do strange
things. A gentleman Just arrived from
1.1 lie seems to be of a guileless nature.
Maving to pay a bill here of $10,000 for
agricultural machinery bought by
him. he never thought of merely bring
ing his check book, but brought 50 1000
franc banknotes in his pocketbook. and
having reached Paris, went Instantly
to dine at Mont mart re.
It seems hardly wise to dine at Mont
inartre with tlO.000 In one's pocket,
but It was still less wise to ask two
ladles who were sitting next to hlni.
and said they were dressmakers, t
dine with him. The least wise thing of
11 was. having paid a large bill ant
exhibited in the process the roll of
hanknot.-s, to accept an invitation to
tea with the ladles. They took hir.i
to what one of them said was her fiat,
and tea was made.
The gentleman from Lille had no
sooner sipped his cup when he fell
asleep. He awoke late the next morn
ing, still daxed by the narcotic poured
Into his tea. and found himself alone,
minus the ladies and minus his pocket
book. In a furnished room In a lodging-house,
for the rent of which a bill
Was presented to him.
elso Vlce-Presldrnt): Sierra, the Secre
tary of Education.' who Is Intensely un
popular; Senor E. C. CreeC Secretary of
Foreign Relations: Senor Leandro Fer
nandez. Secretary of Communications and
Public Works: Senor Molina. Secretary of
Encouragement: Senor Llmantour. Sec
retary of Finance; Senor Fernandez. Sec
retary of Justice, and General Manuel
Coeio. Secretary of War and Marine.
There Is a big representation of Ameri
cans in the City of Mexico In attendance
on these festivities. The chief among
them are Curtis Guild. Jr., and his asso
ciates on the American Commission ap
pointed by President Taft.
WOUND IS MYSTERIOUS
French Kdnor Dors Not Find He 1
Wounded in Puel for Hour.
FA R 1, Sept. 17. (Special. ) Having
fought his duel and saved his honor by
Bring a shot In the air. the editor of
provincial newspaper went back to
his 0k. and the incident had quite
left his nund when ha felt something
strange at his thigh.
lie looked and found be was bleeding
profusely. There was no mistake, he
had. been wounded, and a doctor was
called. The practitioner discovered
that a bullet was Imbedded In the ed
itor's thigh, some two Inches deep, and
required extraction.
"Why was this not taken notice of
on the spot where the duel tooR place?"
he asked. The editor was as much In
the dark as the doctor. At the moment
of the duel he had fired Into the air,
and his adversary also took a distracted
sort of aim. There had evidently been
no intention of doing the slightest
harm on either side.
The editor felt nothing as he left the
field, and had shaken hands with his
antagonist, as a sign of reconciliation.
How a bullet came to be lodged In his
thigh was simply one of the mysteries
of dueling.
LOCKJAW COMES QUICKLY
Engli-n Bor Dies Six Days After In
jury to Koot With Tack.
LONDON. Sept. 1 7. (Special.) A re
markable case of lockjaw was Investi
gated at Southwark this week when an
Inquest was held on Arthur Pitman,
aged 4 years, son of a salesman, living
at Oeptford.
On Monday of the previous week the
child was playing In the garden, when
he became excited on seeing a worm.
His elder brother, went to dig the
ground where the worm was. and ran
the prong of a fork into the boy's foot.
On Sunday last ivmototni of lock law
supervened, and the cbfld was laken ta
Guy's Hospital, where be died. Dr. C.
H. Mills said that the child had an
angry-looking septic wound on the side
of the left foot when he was admit
ted. He had all the symptoms-of lock-
w. and was placed under chloroform
to relieve the spasms; but In spite of
all the usual remedies he died.
Witness said this was the first case
the hospital had had In which the period
of Incubation for tetanus had been
under six days. The symptoms usually
appeared after three weeks. In this
case, however, the organisms were so
active, and the germs so strong, that
only six days elapsed.. Death was due
to failure of respiration from lockjaw.
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OF all the types of furniture which have found favor in the eyes of discriminat
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$17.50 Stickley Rocker Sp'I $12.50,
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Country orders solicited. Machines shipped to any part of the
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100 Fine Steel Ranges
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A new shipment of Steel Ranges
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Ovens are 14-inch, 16-inch and
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Long Coats, Skirts, Waists Shoes,
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Long coats of latest type. Suits strictly hand-tailored
Suits in all sizes of fine imported mixed serges, broadcloth,
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The skirts are made in the' newest and most popular flare,
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Popular Browns and Grays
A"superior showing in Men's Fall suits in the popular browns and
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Also blues and .b'acks the serges that never go out of style.
Prices $15.00, $18.00, $20.00, $22.00
and $25.00
We save you money on - 3our clothing
and at the same time extend liberal cred
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