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slISSIAd FLEEl ;.IL
MALACCA STRAITS
!v ; South of Penanjg Ha4ed ,?; i
; j; : for, Singapore
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V BRITISH STEAMERS ARE v
'J? SEIZED UY CZAR'S. .SHIPS
" i Warships and Transports ; off
t Kamranh Bay Sail for Un-
knovyn Destination. ;
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v " V (Jeana! Spttaf SerrlcaV . !'.:'-
,v London. oAprll l.A dispatch fro
,. '' ' Penang. Striata Settlement, stales that
v-, ? the t British ataamcr ...petbarlna Api r,
'."-Just srrlved.v reports that aha paased
' ,.tw wusdrona JastaUbt la-the Straits
' of .Malacca, about miles south of
; 'ftnui. Klght vesaela.were la tha flrat
aquadroa-and seven la tha second. All
- "r war headed towards Singapore. Tha
.'- tara uniMMi ta ba veasela of Admiral
Nrboxetofre squadron: :J ' - '
r. disDatch to lotd from Calcutta
says that Rojestvensky haa captured
tha Britlah steamer Beatrice, bdund
from Saigon to Japan with a cargo ot
i -,' rice. Jt la learea tnnt tywi uiu
v steamers carrying contra band have been
' 'i captured.."- . .
V A Saigon dlapatch aaya that the Rus
" alam squadron and the transports ao-
..' "companytng it. which have been lying
"., ' off Kamranh bay have nailed. The fleet
waa followed by four German olllera
: ' a The dlrectlpn taken ta not known. ..
i. , - Admiral Kebogatoff -should reach
v Singapore tomorrow and could aot unite
V division with' Vlce-Admiral Itojest
vensky in Tonquln,bsy until May a.
- It ia reported el Toklo that the Bus
, l -alon ' aecond "pacific aquadron waa
alghted eff Cape Varel T mUea aoath
'; ef Kamranh hay yeattrday. ::
rjtZMAS OF PEACE. V
i Wmh 'i Tro a Tt
V.' . Vert aad Betaia Vaaaharta. '
, : ; ' - (JearaU' BpeUHgrle.) V.".'!.r T-
, London, April 18. it la leaned from
'-it in authoritative aourea that Japan haa
' definitely decided upon an outline of the
- i-terma upon which IT will withdraw, 1U
. armiea from Manchuria whaa advance
to thla end anal I hare beea made by
' " ' Ruaaia. The terma of peace aa decided
on by the -mikado and hla adviaera atlp
ulate that' Korea la to remain under
Japaaeae protection, and that Roaala la
td make no attempt la any way to Inter
fere in the administration of the coun
try. ' Manchuria ls.to.be restored to the
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A'tadiroatok la -to be dismantled and
become a free port. ; For a limited num
ber of years, aubaequently to be agreed
unon. Janan ia to maJntala a sariiaoa
at Port ' Arthur, and at the end of the
agreed period the future of the port Is
to be decided .upon by a conference be
tween repreaeatatlves of tha two powers,
presided .over by. a representative se
lected either by England or France, ftus
mi ta mi t a wi.lt in aaoulra- a naval
base ta, far eaatera waUrm, an3 the
strength of : her ,Oeet la, those- waters
Is to be keel' within well defined llmlta
"The railway Of Manchuria are to be
bought, at. a arloe arrived, at br eaataaj
aetUemeat; from Russia by Japan,' and
transferred to China. A large ' money
Indemnity has been considered by1 Japan.
but "this. It is learned, anight be modi-J
fled, or even altogether withdrawn.
while tha retention of a Japanese garn
son at Port Arthur might be waived also
on Russia accepting the other terms.
MADAME GADSKI SINGS ! i
V ; BILTMORE HOUSE
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' Aaheville, N. C April t. O-orge W.
Tanderbllt's BUtmore house, well known
to, be onajtAha fla eat private residences
In America, ta to be opened to the publie
this, evening for the first time. The
occasion will be a ooncert to be given
by Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbllt la aid of
charity. Ths program will ba given by
the Pittsburg orchestra, Mr. Emtl Paur,
conductor, and Mme. Gadakl. soloist, .)
- Pre pa rations for the affair have been
la progress for more than a month. Mr.
Vanderbllt haa had constructed It om
nibuses to carry the gueeta from the
atatloa to the mansion. 'From Aahe
ville many persons will go to BUtmore
by special trolley cars. Altogether It
Is expected there will be between 704
and too guests, including several parties
from. New Tork and other cities. . .
v, Panama -Hats . Free; ii. -f
-" Rather a startling ; statement. ' but
. ' true, ' nevertheless. ' , Paul ' Strain, the
man of great surprises, at lit and IS7
, ; Washington street, announces In his ad-
: " vertlaement on . page J! of thla Issue
. that with every auit or overcoat pur
" chaae tomorrow he will give sway abso-
i lutely freo a fine genuine Panama hat
. These hats were bought by Mr. Strain
s to- retail at a figure way ' below the
'. prices of same goods aa sold elsewhere.
. The hats are all brand new a recent
,, shipment from a large Importer. '
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i at forumna. nas neenppnintea auditor
.u- ot- the Panama rallcoad by Chairman
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BIGELOVY ON VERGE r
OF-MENTAL COLLAPSE
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Newi Schedule' of - UabiUties
- v-. Shows Defaulter Owes ?
; Four Millions. i y
' . (Joarsal RparUI gervtee.) it
Ullwsnkts AnrU 21. Another Sched
ule of liabilities will be' filed today or
tomorrow, by former. Bank President
RiMlawI'.It la sioeoted ths figures wUl
reach over M.eOO.000. , Bigelow ia la a
state bordering on mental coiiapee.
. Tk. jtrklestion waa accident
ally expoaed by William Bigelow. caab-
ier of the Flrat National ana oroiner si
the, defaulter. -A telegram was received
frrfm New Tork which aUrted an ln
.uiimuui Miiiln . In a directors'
meeting being called at, tha request of
the caahler, and at this meeting frank
C. Bigelow confessed hi, defalcation.
ik. i . j u.hM4nU f ths netltlon
In voluntary bankruptcy promieesto
ahow a tout liaoimy or nwr
t4.000.Oto. ' The 'Wisconsin Trust A Be
hsa been annotated te .
celver of the bankrupt aetata. j . . ;
FOUR INDICTED FOR i
STATE LAND FRAUDS
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latora who were using them as a means
for acquiring the rich timber lands of
the state. For a time the speculators
contented- themselves with buying the
M-i .... Ae .tha, ninlji Hundreds Of
people were Induced to make application
for the purcnase 01 cnwn miuw. .
money for the flrat payment was sup
plied by the speculator, to whom the
applicant aaaigned his certificate aa
oon ma it bm vwen --- --
paid to theappltcant by the apeaulator
was usually from ItM to 15, and for
this paltry consideration the applicant
made perjured affidavit that he was
taking tha land for his own benefit and
had made ,no agreement to sell It te
another. r .
So common did tnis praeuae nwvnw
that It cams to be looked on as a mat-
. - wm... m.n 'and
ier ok cowif. -
young women. who woufd have ahrunk
from tne idea oi wmmuuiii
sold Ualr rights to the land ahafka and
perjured themselves In so doing. Prob
ably a hundred IndlctmenU could have
been returned in Marion eouniy
persona who hare thue violated the law,
but the grand jury determined that It
would be unwlae to enforce the - law
against these offenders, many -of whom
were the mere dupes of the " clever
scoundrels who employed faem. ' , ,
Stotltlous Xatrymea. .
Bat the lend thieves soon found this
method too slow for their purposes, and
they resorted to mora daring frauda
Inatead of buying the rlghta of other
people they adopted the plan of making
...iiudnii. in ths names ttt flotltloua
persons. .All that was necessary was a
clever penman able to disguise-his hand
writing so tnat wouia aianq easaai
. .kil m nKllvlnar nntarv who
liWnrvMvu, v.aw m .
would certify that the imaginary appli
cant aaa appears ama iuuv wui pwr
him. In many eases the noUry himself,
.ii.mj nsmcs and than
uu v- -
appended tha false certificate. The
method waa tna same oy wnicu ins
notorious Benson-Hyde ring acquired ts
Immense holdings ih'thtr ata and -td
BQine of the most damaging evidence
sa s.Klloatinng llvaAsa tavKlrh VL TUflltir
of BaUm Appard the) attMtlnc no
ulA..aa m.A awstSjieta AM hlknflfaVPlfTl at
itjsa aivstMS aaraaa vni- --- -w
tesUfled before the Jury that J Turner
h lineal f forged the .slgnaturea, la i al
most every instance swriincaaif,rs
assigned, as soon a, mued. MAT,
Kelleher, for whom Tvynor appears to
have been working. t-v
another Salem notam waa employed to
maae me noianai mtuiksw. a mi-
Wa . .nnllMllAn MrtiAsd tl V htm SrS
declared te have been prepared by Tur
ner, who Is alleged to have forged the
signatures of the -applicant.- --iisnnon
has admitted that hla certificates that
the applicants appeared before him were
f t.. n(4 he h tisvserssW than.-the
papers being brought to him by Turner.
Strange, to say, mere is no law in urv
gon under which a'notary who Issues a
falae certlHeate can be punlahed ..
. About 110.000 acres of school lands
secured through Turner's agency are
stlH undeeded, and the certificates can
ba canceled. ' .':h,
ta Btaa Konatala meserre. . .
A int.tln rsatnra af tha disclos
ures is the fact that a Urge part of
, w m.4ii MtriM ... in ths nnv
posed Blue mountain reserve, and they
were, maae just oejors ins mwvt waa
declared. That waa during the admlnls-
W avnH vs a.as.aa
tiAH ar uitiMP b-s armg n n mm girn m ia
aloner of the general una omce, ana u
Is apparent mai am aecreis ni ins utr
partment which were sold to Benson and
uAm aJan sold tn the other aoetv
.. l .hA nnaratlns In kreson
school land a Over eO.OOO acres, of
school lands were purchased within the
BHie mountain reearra, - tns amr wor
the reserve was publicly announced.
I Many of ' the apecuiators who have
. hAtirh ths ' sr.hnnl . land
frauda are -now Immune, on account of
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tne BiaiUlO OI lliuiimuora. sui v us
land which' they fraudulenUy acquired
t.a kanASil raa r h j4aaar1aa haavinfl P hAVi
im, UVW VVfwavi a -si, aaa - - as
Issued by the state and the title having
paeeea to loiru parxiss. , out a .uu.i.n-
tial part or tne iobbsb jnsi our wo
..(inas hv tha stats can hs recouoed
If the state land board will act upon the
grand' jury a . reoommenaawona.. uor
ertior ' Chamberlain haa already placed
iiniui MMnl tn this matter and
has declared that he will sign no more
deeds for scnool tanoa untu tnorougniy
satisfied of the applicant's right to the
land and of the legality of bis proceed
ing a ;, v - i.
I haa been untiring in hla efforts to bring
aefore tne gran a jury tn iTiaran
kiH shnnM ! t hratha-fraudarrand
Unvaluable asstatance has been rendered
py the state land agent, uewaiq went.
that the first evidences of the Ir
regularities were discover. ,-r-, .
ROBERT GALLOWAY
W IN FINE HEALTH AGAIN
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"TtoberTT, Galloway, librarian of ' tha
Multnomah I' - Library association,
ha returned from a three months" jflslt
1J the south, restored in ' health, and
todav. he-reaumedHis poaltion. which
baa been fUled in bis absn;ebyhls
ssslatant, Alfred Parsley.
1 have Been dowa In Mehlko.' not
Mexico."' said Mr. CkUloway. "The
people of Mexico take offense If they
bear one pronounce IV witn tne x in
full."- u- . - ..' '.
Mr. Oalloway left for the south three
month ago and spent 'the time travel
ing and livlna- on the cattle ranges and
In the raining regions. Part of the time
he was at the Cummins mine near the
Moaican line, sod he was also la Raa
Antonia, Texas; Caaa Orandes, Mexico,
and Tombstone, Bleoeev and j Hacq,
TRIAL OF BROwil
IS FilOCRESSIKG
Several Witnesses Examined Give
Testirrt,ony Simliar to Jhat
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AlreadV
BOY'S MOTHER
TESTIFIES . -
OEAO MAN WAS A BRUTE
Father's . Cruelty Is Alleged
-to I
; . .Have' Made Boy. a
C ; V. i U Cataleptic. " iTi
(Speelal Dispatea- te Tks Joaraal.) '
Chehalls. Waah; prll II. The trial
of Tom Brown, the youth charged with
the murder of his father" T "progressing
today. Several witnesses examined go
far today gave testimony along the same
lines as that previously adduced.
The first witness for the defense was
Florence A. Brown, the mother of the
boy. She said, she was 41 years old.
lived In' the state IT years; was born ta'
Oeorgtl. met her husband. Charles M.
Brown. When she waa a euUd; married
him whea she was. II: moved to Texas
later: that Brows cam a west first, aad
she some months later; Tom was born
here. - 1 . .
Mra. Brown detailed her husband's
drunkenness, and his abuse of her both
before and after the birth of Tom. She
detailed the story of the boy'a early
sickness; he was puny soon after birth,
had large abscesses near bis heed, al
most causing death; at six months had
some loathsome dlseaae .appear on bis
neck ana spreading aver the eniid; had
the measlea soon after; later almost
died from blood poisoning; at' 7 or I
I years of age waa operated on at Dr.
Ksnntootra ia cnenalie for a diseased
limb end later went to Tacbma to Dr.
McCuteheon's for - ths same, where "he
was nearly dead for 10 days: had epi
leptic fits slnoe he was I years eld. the
laat one about a year ago this spring.-
, jars, jarowirs fwumur Drvufai .out
that whea Tens was years old his
father got him -by (hm throat and
jammed his head against the wall. ''She
rescued the boy,- who was unconscloua
Tom has complained of pains la the back
of the head ever . since. Later the
fattier almost . beat the boy ta death
two or three . times with a club; he
whipped Tom at times antil blood
streamed dowa his legs and made him
lama; Tom threataned to commit sui
cide Whn Tom was 11 -years 4 old
Browa 'beat him over ths head with a
trap till 'the blood raa from hla eara.
The boy waa unable to sleep and would
cry In tha night ss a result of ths abuse
he received; when:-Tom had hla uneon
Bcmua spells he would be dlxxy or break
into a favor, later sleeping a day or
two.": . ' , , ' . l
Mrs.' Brown sata that two days before
the Shooting the hay had almost given
out. and "Brown came In and declared
that Tom's horse must be taken away.
She told Tom of this aad saw-Browa
chase Tom with a piece of wood whit
tied from a doubletree. Tom's life waa"
threatened then and at other tlmea .The
boy often slept with hla eyas opea aad
had vomiting spells, and occasional fits.
He' Showed ao-'amotlea :vfa evening be
shot Jala father. t'-v a-?:-;--' .
The cross examination Of Mrs. Browa
Was ry- adverfes -Xba dothwstio relations
were gone Into la detail. Asked If
there had- been trouble with her hus
band, ahe answered, "Te bet yer Ufa
lota of It" : She said that one or two
of her other children had fits, and ad
mitted saying that the killing ot her
husband was the best thing that aver
happened far. the . family, but denied
saying a 'few days ago that she wouldn't
have him "back for ll.bvO.
' Deputy Sheriff John C Bohllttler tes
tified to the boy's rotating the story of
the killing to him on December 14 last.
The boy seemed cool, but hesitated at
tiroes. As they started back to the jail,
Tom said that If they were through wuu
him he would like to go home to help
bis mother. ': -.;'- '
Walter Blaka- uncle af tha boy, who
testified Wednesday for the state, was
put on the stand byv tha defense. -He
testified yesterday to aot being friendly
with his sitter.' The defense attempted
to prove Brown's reputation as being
quarrelsome . by him, but 'the objection
of the stats wss sustained.
J, H. Mann, a fellow prisoner In the
county JsIL whose appeal on a con
viction for arson Is pending. wss the
next witness. He told of the boy staring
into space at times a I nee his confine
ment. 'of his sleeping In the same cell
with him, and said that ths boy had
light "pells which seem Jlke epilepsy;
that arter these he lies In a stupor and
Is hard to arouse. . , -
Dr.-B.-I Kniskern, of Centralla,, who
was for thVee years connected with the
northern Michigan asylum for , ths In
sane, testified on the subject of ept
lensy. describing the degrees, etc. .
' Ik A. Murphy of Morton, who had
bee'n a neighbor of the Browns end s
visitor at their home, tesUfled to the
reputation of Brown In vartoua ways,
A. O. Oby waa the. last witness for
the day. He had worked with the
Browns, father and eon, and related
the conduct of the father toward Tom.
AGED' SALEM MAN '
; COMMITS SUICIDE
(pecUr Dlepeteh te Tke lownaL)
. Salem. Or April II. Peter Orsber,
an old and respected eltixea of thla eity,
committed suicide this morning by hang
ing himaelf ln a burn. Worry over the
death of his wife, which occurred four
years sgo, waa the cause of the actios.
After returning home from church last
night he talked for some time abont
his wifevand finally .went xa -fcad eryvng.
he arose st o'clock, built a fire, went
to the barn, climbed np Into the loft,
made a noose, lq, a short rope, aatened
the other end' to a rafter and stepped
Off a box. Hla body was found ley his
son -about I o'clock. ' The' coroner was
called.' but no inquest was held. ' He
was about 10 years of age, ,and leaves
a son and .daughter., --j , '
FOUR THOUSAND CONGO r
i. -NATIVES Are killed
(Joaraal gpeelal gervlaa.)
MaraellLea, April II. A. report from
the Congo - Free State aaya that 1,000
natives armed with rapid rtre guns at
tacked Captain Averts mission, snd
that only the captain and six men ea
caped sfterfa heroic defense In 'which
4,000 natives were killed.
nXMLDZM aWlWia ACTS.
' (Jeeraal Seertal Sertlee.) ' ' '
. New Tork. April-11 President Alex-
hndei of the Equitable Life. Assurance
Society," yesterday formally dlacharged
H. H. Knowlea, superintendent of agen
cies,, who was suspended a C4w, weeks
: LIKELY TO CAVE Ki
Mutt Be: Repaired . Immediately
4 . or Great Damage Will lri-':!
: y,.r : evitably Result. .
The Tanner creek sewer, for 200 feet
east of the section recently repaired by
R. M, Rlner Son, is In a dangeroua
condition and may collapse at any mo
ment. . la order to mass the neceaaary
repairs the sewer committee of the rlty
council madd a recommendation at a
meeting today to tha council to appro
priate 11,140 from the general fund te
make the necessary reps Ira. , . ,
IvliJ- Alls11 .ii.i.i m i.i,u w
eommlttee that the conduit had warped
out of shape, that it was already be
ginning te cave, and that the least 'jar
would cause It to collapse, . Hs said ttfat
unless tha repairs were made Immedi
ately much damage' would result, as the
effected part was beneath several large
bulldlnss east of Waahlngtoa Street,.'.,
t-CoaneUman-eharkey ' and City Engi
neer Wanner Inspected the drain, and
the - former t was fully -convinced - that
the repairs ahould be -t made- immedi
ately. Ha will urge the council ta make
the appvoprlattoa. -.-"-.
ENVELOPE WAS OPEN
(Continued from Page On a)
auM aan aAnlttnnat avnsnss on all
houses, aad the sentiment here was that
ons system well controlled waa better
than two or sny sort. r
. . "Ton will have to show ," Rumelln
la mnriA n hsva said. and AnJv a
petition signed by i the representative
business men ox tna aity wui sausiy us
that they want the new company to gala
a foothold here." , - l '.-.
The Los Angsles people then secured
a petition signed by virtually aU of the
representative business, men. and pre-
ataul It to tha nauneil committee on
streets, of which Rumella waa chairman.
' The rraaohiaa Waa annthatad. ;
VnlaDtiaUnAlne thla natttlon. which
h. ifamann that RufMltn had anada
for evidence that the new franchise was
wanted, whea the committee met to con
sider It ths decision was to drop the
master, and the records at tha city hall
anow mat it never came u at wis va
lors the council. . ' ' "
d.Ia. tha Aanlalnn tn nravanfc actfntl
by the council, it is said, a fund of
110.000 was provided oy tne racinc
States Telephone company, which was te
k. iK.tWhuti mnnf tnamhera of the
oouncil who would agree. If It oame te
a vote, to kill it. Tne allegation tnat
this 114,000 fund waa handled by Rome-
ia anil that, tn addition, ha reoalved
from tha company, through Manager
Thatcher, tne is.oue caeca, wnion was
In the shape of a special reward for hla
service In defeating the franchise of
ths ew company., t -'-
Aosoiute oeniai n nm
Ainsworth, one of the officers of the
sx. nlfli. B. at., anmtianV! ' . hv. X. . T-f .
Thatcher, manager ot tha sams com
pany, and by- ail wno are interestea in
It in any manner on the part of the
mammmw tha an tranaattlAna auch
VVIM. y.llf , -" - -
M. are referred to in the charge that
Thatcher eent tna cneca - to nmmim
ever took piaca
"7' Bameua aUraady Xadloted. ?':
- Councilman Rumelln already hai
been Indicted by the district attorney
for . offering a bribe, to es-Clty JCngl
neer Elliott, to induce him td report ad
versely dn -taw IS,e0 bid of J1. Ma-aey.-aa
manager , of the Pacific Con-
.iMurtlna nan 9tf IB vaSei r. A-Wssh In S
ton, to build tha Marquam gulchront
atreet nnoia - ' v
Elliott and Scoggln will testify that
ii,. hriha aa arfarad directlv. and that
It. was to ba a part el 11,000 that Huma
na- tOtd JE11IOM was "in it- iw tnm. i
they sucoeeded In throwing out the Ma
t.M That Ttnmslin waa anxloua to
have Maaeys bid tbrown out so as ta
permit the cailiornia toniimougn com
pany to get the contract on Its HM0I
Wi I. mmiA tn hava haan claarlT SStab-
Halted. It Is said that hla Interest In
the matter is easy oi piwi, a.i
his Interest was -not that of a eity offi-
-i. a.i.a aia nralv Inoktnr rntO the
merits of the matter, but that It is sus
ceptible of proor tnat numenn waa
Ive and took It upon himself to see that
tha Maney bid did not stand before the
aoSAOttua. KaTadt Brt . .J. ;" , , t ' ' ' '
qpjawas a v -aw
Dlaulct Attorney Manning.-, before
leaving for the coast today, where he
will spend Sunday witn bis zsmuy. sua
wrtn sin aramd Jasr Aid. -'
' t shall consult with Presiding Judge
Praaer again and wUU In all probability,
i w i m.ii mitdiirr next af on-
aa v - .
day morning when tfid. May term of the
circuit court begina u uouui
that matters have assumed an aspect
serious enough to warrant an axhsuat
Iv and searching Investigation. Charges
are too speclflo ta permit thera to pass
without ottch an Investigation, t Want
these matters to go before a grand Jury
In order that the Inquiry may take s
w .nil tha Immenas task
sf ferreting out the truth be done by
such a Jury. I am working night and
. aviaahoa. I hava exam
ined scores of wltneeses, and others are
to be eummoned, Aa soon as possible
nfler the grand IMry Is called, and the
court will call It tf I request It, I am
assured. I will lay before , It the eharges
as... a, a.-... Kaaaaa. lnrigTOfl With ID. 4nd Will
inai aW rmv a- at-.-.
assist it In etery wsy to sscartaln . the
il5h' .l.i n.tt has' reached a
stag of open-and specifle charges of
corruption several members Of the city
council, are anxious that tneinv-s tia--tlon
proceed and the facta be Uid bare
before the world. . Throughout the In
vestigation thus tar. won
cllmen have not been smirched, but
hava been exonerated from all allega-
tlona of wrong doing.-'. i yy
SMITH'S SHORTAGE
- FOOTS UP $89,800
;) (Continued from Page One.)
his brother wss mads cashier la order
to protect the runoa
ai.k la a man r,t sbnut 40 VOSrS Of
sgn, married snd a druggist by profes
sion snd waa eiectea tax mmow vT
enormous majonty. nis money wwi
..kii. at tha racetracks. He Is sup
posed to have' made . , bis , escape , to
Mexico. ; . t, ' - .: .
nOTOoBAJmdUgHr
tnrall WlnlaV lll kiV. an
T IJIiaiii-. v. . - . - -
Illustrated ledture on "notogrspning In
the Tree Tops" which wUl ba' a study
of Oregon birds with av camera. This
. - . u n ...i tha- sail
National department of ths T. M. C A.
for, the purpose oi raimuni
school children ' In Outdoor life and
helnrna them - to become mors- Inti
mately , acquainted' with our common
oiraa. ; ,--.': f'.,-i
, : t i a. I -
. OaJLOTJIAZi BBaUD. . . '
: Jsrl gpeelat gsrvlcal '-' '
, Rams, April ft Cardinal Andrea
AJutl died here today, aged tl. He be
came cardinal -In 101. Prevloualy he
was papal nuncio st Lisbon. . '
REDUCE
Is the Word That Qfcta
Each Person as They
Pass by Ouri Largs
Show, Windows. ( ,
WHAT DOES IT MEAN?
If means that you san save from 7
to 1100 on a nice, new, high-grade plan
at this tims. We have, alarted out, to
dlspoae Of 1.604 pianos In this territory
within a given time, on a profltiharing
baaia. and there la no question btt wtvii
we will bs able to do it. fcvefybody
will want a nios piano in their home
thle year. . We make It possible for you
to haare It. and at a big aavtng to you,
ana on or-y kym plan, which-la
so poputarlth the pea.. ,j. , ,.
Second-Iland Pianos
We have quite a number of jgeJaao-ond-hand
pianos, that we will cloae out
st about one half their real value. Tou
will rind them ranging la pries' from T5
up, and we will agree to take any of
them back at any lima for all you pay
for them In exchange for something bet
terv : i v . .:!, ' v,-,-
A Piano and Player
Here la the greatest proposition of
ll. Yip pave piao
player in our front winoow ana oner
both for only 1360. Who will be the
our front window and offer
nlv llfiO. Who will be the
one ta tax ltt Yon may think It too
cheap, and so It la, but somebody will
realise wnat a snap it is. aa quwa.
Allen S GUbert
Ramaker Cbinpany
oon.
Aim KOBaUSOaT.
SUMMER RATES
Ob W. 1. m BT. 00. ..' -v. ;
Hotet Estacada
r mvmv vanu! A WRIT. IA.
. ar v a . -
tala hnaalrfaaS .t . . - 1 1 ?5
Room and board per day.,,.....
rtoora an fx yimru ywr wwa .-,v
Room and board per week (two
Breakfast . . .Tt
Liuncheoo W ... ; dv
Pinner . . . . ........... . -' .7
. Children under T years and servants;
A special ticket.' Including : trolley
trips and dinner, LT. . ,
trips and one day's board. 11.10.
Tickets on sale at the eompanys OfBce.
Phone or write Ia JB. MABTINO. Mgr.
STRIKERS' ENJOINED
(Continued from Page One.)
ery, Ward A Co. were refused permis
sion to return to work because they
struck.- This Is tha ground of the pres
ent tabor uprising.
Ths unions plan ta spread Tha atrlke
to Include all anion employes In Chi
cago. 'There are 40. 00 union teameters
and it ta probable that all wUl ba called
out.! Ia addition thera are. more than
100,000 other . union workers "who are
likely to become Involved before the
contest 1 flnisbtd. . Special asaessmenta
hava been made by the ' Federation of
Labor to support tna atnxera ana jaqor
is preparing for one of the greatest
fights between capital and unionism ta
history. ' -. .'--., " '
In order td protect their wagons from
assault ths employers' association has
secured the aervloea of a large number
of armed guarda with a result that sev.
era! fights have occurred In which there
were a number of broken heads. Most
of the strike, breakers are imported
negroes. , .--. w.---. -. -
Electrio Decorations.' .
During "ths fair season of the next
Ave months Portland will assume a
brilliant aanect at night tlma Thou
sands of electrio lights win do nsea oy
the different business houses-for out
slds decoration purposes. The Chicago,
ths big clothing store, lf-71-71 .Third
street, la making extensive preparations
for fancy illumination and this progres
sive establishment will aa doubt do
something out - of thevordlnary. ' Mr.
Oeorgs Loewenaon of the firm,' who
leaves for- Chicago and New Tork In a
short tlma says that, the Chicago will
be the center of attraction In electric
disnlsv and that the beat things in that
llnsln the east will ba seen st the big
store en Third street. Tha Chicago la
looked ta roromethtnr extra good, and
It Is safs to say that store, jtever dls-
sppolnta. ... . '
For municipal Judge, jrota for Ousts v
Anderson, Republican. ' -
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YOU CAN TAKE YOUR CHOICE
From an elegant display of
the regular ' value . ot wnicn . range xrom
93.50 to $6.00. We piithem in at one
price for this sale, one only to. a customer
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POPULAR
LITTLE
AT A TIME
STORE
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Here's the best
4 - ial we have ever offered Built ,
fof solid ; weathered ;.roak:;in;
( Sjpanish mission deslgil ; with
Spanish; leather :',p&-.ial-g
' tomorrow only. : No ; mail or ;
f. Wi -t' . "a i-- "'
telephone :
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SEC0N3 AKO MCrJSON STRIHS
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(t-: .4, .' .;.-.,,, : --'!. $ ' -.' V .
Values: no. other concern In Portland can duplicate. Many
styleawnany sixes-agJl standard brands of cases and move-:
mentt.' No complicated paper to sigrconfidential dealinfs
Mew llsaml advaaaw
aiaa. ea all artiaUa
af velss, at tosest
rata at late-art. FrW
rate eatrane. lise at.
IMaaMBda sad
staer iewelry
ea ataaa easy
wertuy pay,
ataat pkuw
THE RELIABLE LOAN OFFICE
'L b. houucan, ive :;,V' 61 TtSrd Street, Cor. Pin.
We so srswa aad ertsge work wrtaeetata.
Oar U mn' .iparWae la ylate work ea
ablsa a. to M rout amitb (oaortablr.
Dr. W. d. Wis. ase feand a safe way te
extnet tasta, aasslBt.ly wltbeat pale. Dr..
T. P. Was la upart at fM rilllag aad
trewa esd brldre emra. titraetlag Ire.
wkee platea ar brtdgai are ardered. ,
WISE BROS., Dentists
FauJag BafUllaa. aea Tahd Sad Waah Sta
Opsa esalma till p. av Bnadara tresi I
- to IS. Or. Mala SOSS.
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: '.prom o to'Q.ojbi-,ocKUi-,;'i,;;t(
7 ' Did it ever suggest itself to
.' - finest kind of a pan to bake
-' ;-a sample of the finest kind
'::;HCg On and
Regular Price 75c A A n Tl
size ioxig
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wit vVwjh; v.
Taboret spec-
orders " taken.
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-easy terms, a tutu aown ana
$1 A WEEK
ALL THlv PlOrUt
you that a meat roaster irf the
breadtn.'.: We can show you!
baked (In the l-i'H. Roaster.;-
Tfj ff rmrntf "' ". i
Reiular Price $1.00
Of ZQ 41x16
THE ,
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