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M FIGHT
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' burning of every building in tha city of
OdaUV Again ana again
rl hava attempted, to set fira to io
, bUlldlo in varlomT parts or in.
. .ni Kv thx fAa ua of machine
eruna were tha Infuriated rioters-.' ra-
" pulsed. ' ' V- .,' J
r' '- rirln Dvrlif lTlg-V .
'During the night firing continued In
r II direction In tha city, soldirrs snoot
.; in-indiscriminately, and M killed and
,' iMimSi hurflTrtds. Wordr-ite
reived from Sevastopol stated' tbtt
";Black Sea squadrori, cmriprlslng the bat
' tleahlps Trla SvlatWolU. Snopa and Rols
law, with a- cruiser and vral torpedo
"boat, started last night tor Odeasa. -The
'Mr were ordered to sail two days
ago. but th raaaon for their departure
la not known, but It la presumed that
trouble with aaflor was reaponalbla for
the delay. - ?, ' '
... A second mutinous warship la re
ported to be at Cap Fountain tea
,mile.Jrom Odessa. ' .
i MUTINY AT KRONSTADT.
.'Xlffbt Taoasaad Bailor faa to Work
' . , , atria Zxtsad to Vladimir.
1 - ilammil Bmelal Berries.)
St-' 'Betersburg, June 30. News' the
revolt in southern Russia haa caused a
apt-Mdlng trikea . throughout the
' emolrs. The, terrible events of Odessa,
h mutlnv arJijau. the majssacre at
Lodi the jelvil' war raging In the Cau-
'. . casus thei agsarlan disorder nave au
' mmrvtl IB Ifllr-1 B flames ''Of' nVOlUtlbl-
The delay itfullllllng the promises for
rm nnrralar oxrreMment made, by the csar
' has arraved the Ifitelllgent classes
against the cxar. and the whole counti,yTP,D,f were iubc ana won en me uiei
Is a seething mass of discontent, re- trip from the English channel of the'
quiring but leader to precipitate an
open rebellion. -- ""
The news today ta of a most alarra
lang character. Eight thousand Russian
Bailors at Kronatadt, together with the
workmen in the naval. yards, suddenly
refused to wdrlc and at state of mutiny
exists. Officers are kjslng seised, and one
of them was killed. ' "
; The strike at Voznesensk. ta the prov
ince of Vladimir, continues, and martial
law has been proclaimed. Infantry and
cavalrf arf- petroling the atreeta -and
scores, of people shot and bundreda of
arreets made. The governor -of the
province baa. arrived fromv Vladimir,
and the military council hae declared
. that it will abolish the Finland military
- ' -Htrtgt-and reincorporate It in th"Strl
, Petersburg district.
.,. , A dispatch from Klahlnef says that
; a general strike haa been declared and
' that practically all the workmen of the
city are out The city reaemb an
:-' armed, camp, martial law baa been pro
' claimed and Cossacks are petroling the
streets to prevent outrages by the strike
,'crs, General Csernoluckt, chief of the
gendarmerie, was assassinated -at Ms
borne yesterday.'
TO APPEASE PEOPLE.
Ooreraaiemt : XMteBarttioaaisaem
: bly Matlneers la Ubav itumuadedl' '
(Joeraal 8paetaf9wrlt.
St. Petersburg, June SO. 4t ' 1 an--tiounced
today 'that the cbuncfl "of mln
istera will adopt the plan of 'the Bouli
gan commission for a national .assem
, jWy.' A draft will be submitted to the
, czar for approval. Hurried ' action is
, taken In order to appease the gcawlna
.discontent manifested , in , the general
.outbreaks..
The government Is malting despersts
fforts to stamp, out the revolution in
southern Russia. Martial law haa been
. proclaimed ' inaii the cities1 and all
;y r'otera will be dealt with unmercifully.
j,',jyhoeeale arrests are being made.
' Strict censorship is exercised, and but
little news finds its way into print. The
property, loss of Odessa haa been enor
: mous. ' Half the town is reported burned.
. At Libait the property loss" la consider-
able and the' workmen have- gone out in
kympathy with thoWuejacket.
Four thousand of the sailors who
T trhrtinM "Wednesday tu T.Uau wrecked
the barracks and attacked the officers,
! have been surrounded in the woods neat,
the fort by large body of infantrjr
reinforced by machine guns. .1 A thou
- aand ' mutineers have already', surren-
ereo, Revolutionary agents
have
'Uria-a
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We;arc making, a decided ctrf tfie. above style of Dining
Tables.as we must hive room, inu warehouse for a ship
ment of -pedestal tables. We've carded the above 5-legged '
extension tables ovex-from last year and have. 'decided to
niajve1 thetivout of otn way if a cut price and easy terms will
aqfcpmplish that restilt. , - s '
,;TI, V? IV bn-s-3 w ut It to 320 and accept 31 do'wn and 30c
paid weekly. The stock number la 4D0; it Is 43 Inches In diameter and
extende 4o feet; made of the jHnest wlected kiln-dried oak. hand-rubbed,
and given a piano polish; legs are I Inches In diameter, fluted, exactly'
like cut. W have the same Uble in aauare ton at a rtnllar !.. . ... .1 .
and Pillow Case Special
SATURDAY, IGHT-l8 TO 9.- r-,
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Full sfze Bed Sheets, with three
Pillow Case$, full siz?, 36x42
The above s re made of good, trong domestic, and are genuine bar
gains,. -- ' - ' .
You cannot buy the plain domestic at the above price. I , '
, I. GEVURTZ & 'SONS ;
Oevurt Selirit forLegg" v 173-175 FIfSt St.
slesed the pportunlty to distribute doc-
umenta calling for a revolt. ' ,--
. Ttavnlutlnnaries and llberalg ar
everywhere tepreailliigi the word of re
volt Ky mouth, and although no paper in
Russia WMitalne a line regnrdlng . the
events tranapiring.-Tliey life rapidly lin
ing apreud. a'h effect ' on the peopl.
particularly on f'oUnd and on the armies
in Manchurta. la feared. ' .
It la not believed mat the Sailors In
Admiral Kfuger's squadron rcan. -be In
dured td flre ,vun jtlielr comrades.-- ri
Is believed thaf they will revolt If or
dertd to attack the rniua Potemkin.
, r'ioting'oh Danube:
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Tea Thousand ramt Hands Strike and
, Kay Waste the CotwtrT,
. (Joersal Special trTk.t J
Budapest.- ' June 30. Ten' thousnnd
farm -hands in the dletrictvf the Ihm
u be. have - struck for an Increnae in
wages. They are now. paid It cental
a daj. In the neighborhood of Tam'unbJ
thousands o Strikers 'are marching!
through Ihe rountry, destCylng' crops
and burning property, in an encounter
with the; police S mere killed. Nine
hundred have been ' imprisoned for
breaking -contracts with employers.1'
-Jew Caa Un la Xossis, '
' (Joussal gpeelal Berrir.)
Bt. Petersburg, June 30. Ambaasador
Meyer hwa Informed American consuls
at Russia,' that permission! has been
grantee all American cttlsens of the
Jewish faith to live anywkere In Rua
i ib rrporxeq u same privileges
win be granted all foreign Jews. ' 1
i ' - - Three Xnadred Killed. ' '
- -'-r ' (Joaraal Swxlai Serrlre.)
fit Petersburg, June 80. A code tele
gram received from Llbau says that up
to- iar nrght over 300 casualtlee oc
curred at ihe- result of the mutiny.
A large number-' of , arrests have , been
made.;' ....- ,...-! -':t, - . ' r.
LARGE AMOUNTS WON BY '
GAMBLING On STEALER
,'..-.. If'ouraal gpaeial fiervte. ' ! .'
New York, June 30. Large sums of
steamer Kaiser "Wtlhelm -. der Oros4-
Charles Q. Oatee, the sort of John W.
Gates, who was the auctioneer of pogp
on the ship's dally runs, raked In two
pots, the, profit of -which were fl.SOO
or more 'trrasj'enough to pa- hi, and
his wife' passage home. - A syndicate
composed of Pembroke Jones and Henry
Walter won two pools, netting $00, and
Marcus Braun. special Immigration in
spector, won 1300; y
Mr, and Mrs. Gate sailed from New
Tork on April 4. In their, absence they
took only one railway r'de...from Cher-,
bourg to Pari,' but traveled 3,116 mile
In a 40-horaepower motor. -
SHERIFF IN BATTLE '
I WITf GANG OF THIEVES
(JournaV Special gerttes.) t '
Albdnuerque. N. M., Jne 30. Last
night Claude .Doane, a notorious horse
thief and the bead of a gang of thieves,
raided outlying precincts of thl cltjt
and drove off .10 head of vajuable
horsea The ejieriff and a deputy werrt
In pursuit- and overtook the thieve
early yesterday morning at,; Ua Pad II
las, 10 mile south of this city, but the
men escaped,,'- A larger posse la now
In pursuit. New of ja battle Is ex.
pected at any momenU'l
FlftSTPERFECTFIlGHTb t
MADE ON AIRSHIP
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(Journal Special Berrlcei) Vi,
-Toledo. .June JO. Navigating In the
air ara height of a mile. Roy Knaben
shue made his first perfect flight with
an alrBhln.thia mornlngHewaiit jip
at o clock and made a circuit of T3l
miles -over the -city, alighting on the top
of the 8potser . building- He y re
ascended and sailed back to the -jtolnt
from which he started. Knabensu
maneuvered iie ship at perfect ease Is
pit or a strong wino.
Orangers Meet at Xtondoa.
Bpectal Olapatck te The Journal.)
Cottage Orove, Or., June 30. The
grangers of this part of the countjr will
hold a meeting on July 1 at London, 13
nlles southwest of here. An open meet-
Hng will be held In the afternoon.
There will be a Fourth of July cele
bration at the London mineral springs.
A program Is being arranged. As there
is no Celebration In Cottage Grove manv
will go to London or Eugene.
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No. 48-r-V v - :
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8H.';
v $ M a. gf i
A -Piano's
Proud Position
Fischer Piano
Is with possibly one exception the old
est .established piano In America. It
sho without any exception the great-
eat number of pianos made and In use.
It Is universally admitted to bave nttst
wonderftv
t haa r
,-fca'i,ar
iljDower and setnss of tone.
been proved to possess re
markable tonal and structural durablUty,
and in its various stales It J - f .
Exceptionally Artistic InAppcarance
Thus appealing to Jhe aesthetic taste of
the art lover aa well -as that of the
musician. Such a.plario will cony the
nearest to giving perfect and' lasting
satisfaction, therefore It is . i ' '
A Safe Piano to Buy "
A nice stock to select from, besides
10 other different makes,- and: all sold
on our easy payment-plan which is so
popular with the people. Special jrlce
at this time. rt ; ,... ; - V ";.
Allen & Gilbert-Raniaker
.1; J Company
oomirsB nxtM awd uomrnxMO.
FIFTY MILLION GAIN
I IN GOTHAM'S IMPORTS
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Biggest Cain Shown In Sugar,
- Precious Stones and Ex-
r : pensive1 'Textiles.
A (Joaraal gpeelal Bervlc.t
New Tork, June . 30. The government
flseal vear which ended todav "has been a
record-breaking one as regard the value
ofJmQttsr.jenterlng the port of New
1 or a. . . Aiinougn ine corapieie ngures
have not "yet been compiled It -is known
that the Import for the laat 13 month
exceeded by nearly ' 3GO,0OO,00p the en
tries vi iaac year, .
It i regarded a significant of th
general - prosperity : of the country that
many- of the- most notable Increase lni
Import at New Tork are in the direction
of luxuries, euch as, diamonds, auto
mobiles, fine laces aria similar articles.
Two of the Hire sbowlng phenomenal
Increase this year are sugar and precious
stones, which In the aggregate are
greater by 330,-000, 000 than were the same
Imports" one year. ago. The entries of
cigar at,s4hla port during tbe fiscal, year
hare been far greater than was. the case
one -year ago. Paasengsrs' baggage has
yielded an. unusually large revenue 16 the
treasury, aa have ' liquors And wines.
(-Textiles of everr 'kind have bee nuerallyi
imported, something like $8,000,000 alone
oeuig jnveaieo in- expensive .d uau, or
Swiss, embroideries. Many other im
ports have made gains, with the result
that, the, total; imports at the local
custom-noune
for this-fiscal -year ap-
l.pretlmate $64.009.O60," a compared with
3699,900.498 the previous year All things
considered, customs of flcials say the-year
has been the most prosperous so far as
Imports are concerned In- the history o(
ths rjort of New York. '' -
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AT THE; THEATRES. I
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W .VMV W -, t
,. "The Beam .hop" wilt be tie bill presented
tr Kolb and Dill at the afanruKB Ormad thea
tre nnt week.
-ra-lleaut Blii" mbtm first pcewited In
gas Franclaco packed the doom for (out
cmuterrtlya weeks. JCrtlth Maaoo make a verj
attrartlvs I'heaoty ain-tnr." and Tom Persai
Ins a number' of ratrhy aonir". Reatar
sow selling. Popular prices will prevail. k
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'The Conquest'l,t Belagco.
Few theatrleal- errnla iol this season base
awakened avtre Interest -Thaa the- fortheesilng
prodnrtlon for tbe flrat tlm on any staa
of "The rnnqueat," I'hll Rogowejr'a dramatis.-
tloa of Mrs. Bye's novel, which will take
plica at ths Belasco theatre lltmday evenlns.
The drama will be eapeelallr appropriate for
scaiawea week, t"t the. Indian heroine and
Captains Lewis and .'lark -are the leading
characters.
Mran-rhlle the Brlasee Is prospering with the
fsrre-eomedr, "Nerves," which . will he aaea
tonlibt and Saturday and Sunday 'afternoons
and nights. ,
Bargain Matinee Tomorrow.
Kolb and DM A German enmedlsna, with
then- ronpanr of 1 poopl. will present the
musical ciinwiy bnrkanti., "I. O. t!.," at the
Marqntm Orsnd theatre tonight and tomorrow
nlaht with a bartaln matinee tomorrow. Pop
alar price are prevailing. .
' At the leaker. .
The tenor slnslnc of Morel! snd the droll
black-fsc comedy of Desly are far above the
average and have made a hit at the Baker.
Joe Flrnn. Babl Owens, torralne and Howall,
Mogs.Earle,,- Jea a . Wilson and the Bakero
graph -complete a capital MM. . Matinee dally
It Z;M-0 ctoca; everr evening at i:ao ana
o'clock. . - , -
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"Fogg'g Ferry." '
"P(t'a Ferrr" appeals to the majority ef
the plavt-orrttcj public s It contains every
elrment that'tif necessary to make a aucceaafnl
drama. It Is well acted and Is drawing large
erowils to the l.trir. Matlne daily .at 3:10
o'clork; every evening at T 0 and o clock,
b'sxt week, "Ilssrl Klrke." .
, Tatum'g Feat Amazes. ,
At the Grao'l. Tatuat'a feats ronttnne to amaae
public Tbe rest nf the Mil , is strictly
np to the minute In every respect. Tatum
will be at the "ilrand HrK4i Snnday nights, aa
be Is the greatest drawing card that a vaude
ville boose baa yet offered.
'.. Markemanthip at Staji .
v MeTrea ef McTrea and Ponte, Vho ar-mv.
prising crowds at the Htar.la eonaiderrd1 the
(Tea tee t marksman In the World and the feata
he perform go to prave this. The rest f
the hilt la awayb ths arerag and- la
warmly applaudedr -. , - r -
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-Finnegan'rAUey."
'flnncgaa' alley" la drawing large crowds
in the Empire this week. Matlne a very n se
at 1 It o'etockl evening, perfnrmanre at
Vlork."- Lm prodactloa of "rinnegan's Alley"
Raturday night- -1 - -
:; . . Next Week t Empire-
' Htsrttag tanasy sfterenoa ibs Ksiplr trk
enarsay will present for tile llrat Mme ret'
tnf isinous orsisa, --ipf in h. v.
us beat kaena plays at Ut aids- iciool,
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every article
ingroom set.
First
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Taylor
Sts."
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$100
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Great FIREWORKS Sale
Xit Thera B Mot Tim la ta Old Tow Thl Tonrth,' July I -
$10,000 Worth of Bombs, Shells, Crackers, Wheels and ockels
Aim iTiTTaiia- xi.Ba tmat wax. kakv a iroin. r
r NOW ON SALE
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We) conduct a large.' double stor at "1-170 Fifth atrset, Ooodnough build
ing, where we carry all kinds nf Chinese and Japanese Importations, selling
at wholeaala and retail. We have Juit rscelved a Isrge stotg of these) goods,
jmbraclng alrg Variety of allki," iaUna as5ls$raaswsres. - . ; .. (
t-wT - a .J' .'-' '-r :
w esiern imparling VU.
iea-170 i-irT-t maT.
rhia B. Young, Tresldent
Baaer to tight Miw taw. .
(rti"! Kpectal gervlce.)
Indlsnnpolts, ind.. Juns 30 Prlvat
bankers of Indiana n a otl af nf
-a-- have oraaniwd fDr th purpose) of
flartittnsr c . . . . .
i m. nvw law wnirn
rejulre private baaka to yeport perlodl
--..iv i n. new law -wnirn
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( China Closet, ' Buffet,1 Extension :Table, Six
WORTH ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS :
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EXTENSION TAELX
Eike to Own It?
EliiSice Sail
OF FURNITURE AND
Two thousand articles for the liome at prices that art bargain events In the ;
banraiirseason.;? In !every department weve made profii-killinz cuts.. Ori
every Srllcle we've . placed ; a . special
purchased. One of our customers during this sale gets the din- ,
It might as well be you. Come in and see the feast of bargains
we hqve for you. Just as
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Want it ? ask us.we'll tell
you how to (jet it.-fr e e
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Street
n-rxxiAz. xotxx. Binuo,
Selling at both wholesale and retail
II things that have ever been fouiut
In the Fireworks family, and - hun
dreds or new creations, special in
ventions for Thl I. wis and Clark
year , of foa. merriment, - Joy and
good ohMr,
Allrgood ertliens will celebrate this
LJear with a heartiness never roanl
..fested here before. All hsnd mint
swing into line ana ain ibis a roar
Inr, roaalag, ranting, skipping, hop
ping aTonith of Jnly that will ellpsa
all other -Toartha that aver shone
upon the beautiful maatla of fair
old Orogoa.
Countr cnmmltteea desiring Flre-
works for thelr celebiat Ion will dm
.svell to, communicate wjlb-u-t onrv.
tJAm loan supply all applicants ft
Krrteea that will set them wondering
. how we ran fill their orders at so
v wmumtpi iimit,
Jam'"M. Kan, OenXMajiager. T
rkllyi to the and I tor of state on the
condition of tbelr bustneia ;. " Th tiw
law Is to go Into operation tomorrow
and the organisation I preparing for.
an Immcdlata teat .esse with a View t
carrying II to thg' V tilted . State gu.
prm.-ourU " '
iiilili:.
CHAINS
1 Patronize Our
HOUSEFURNISHINGS
tagv' Eveiy customer gets,
welcome-to look as to buy.
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July sunset Mag
? OVERLAND A CENTURY AGO .Reuben Gold ThwaJta
THE OREGON EXPEDITION'S HISTORIAN........ R Morse Stephen
THE OBEQON SIERRA (Terse) Joaquin Miller
THE GREAT NORTHWESTS CENTENNIAL--A Serle of Article on
the Lewis and Clark Exposition, by ..... ............ ..........
. v " Frank L. Merrick, Manager, General Preaa Bureau. .
Henry W. Goods, President and Director-General. .". ' . ;
f " Hon. George H. Chimberlaln Governor of Oregon. -I
Hon; Albert E. Mead, Governor of Washington.
Hon. John H. Mitchell, United States Senator from Oregon. .
William W. Wheelwright, President Portland Chamber, of Commerce.
G. W. Allen," President Portland Board of Trade. . .
.. Rottertus Love, 'Assistant Manager General Press, Bureau. . .
j J. H. Cra.dlebaugh, Salem, Oregon. , - . '
OREGON " (Verse) ..."..T..... ....... ..TAlIca E. Tully
CHAUTAUQUA BT THE SEA. John Ivey
MINING IN., QREGON .......................... Emma Sectclo Marshall
WOOD-CALL 4 Verse) .'.... Ina CoblbrltB
. SUMMER IN SIERRA SNOW LAND ......Charle Wesley. Reed
CALIFORNIA'S G A lt) EN CALENDAR ,.u. ............ .E. J. Wick son
;WHEN THE PRINCE CAME (Serial Story-r-Chapter II)..
.ja. a ..Flora Haines (Mrs. Loui
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THE UNIVERSITY CUMMER SESSION May L. Cheney
LITTLE 1&TORIES OFTHB WEST J. '
Howllsh Wampoo aWarnlng (J. W., Redlngton)- Money-Ma ker , of
' , Ooldfleld CK, R. Cfter)Tha Ptuta War (4 .H. Cradlebaugh) In
Old Coloma (Heallltrwtck-KlrKX , '-. U..
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