THE OREGON i DAILY JOURNAL - PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, '. JUNE 19. XZZZ. .
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Award Offered in Russia fbrv Slaughter of
Hebrews :0ne Dollar for . Each Male
; ' Infant: Slaughtered .
f (Joarast "peeiat Service.)
!" Warsaw, Juns 1 It Is reported that
,e regiment of artillery and a regiment
of Infantry at Novogergiovsk fortress
bave mutinied. The Zawadkl aatate In
lea"! re" "Pas -been attached by terrortota,
v who escaped with 7M09 roublee.
Prominent Jewa are, receiving details
of maaaaerea and plundering of - Jewa
ln varloua parte of Russia. At Caroki
the authorities poated a telegram al
lege to bar been received ' from the
ciar ordering all Jewa killed and the
" peasant attacked the Jews mad alaugh
tered many, v ' p r -. v-
JURY OF YOUNGSTERS DECIDES "
CASE IN THE JUVENILE COURT
V The Smith and Jones families became
Involved la backyard squabble over
the quarrels of their children, and WU
, lie Smith's mother thought ber boy so
. badly abused that she had a complaint
''against the, Jones children sworn to Is
' the juvenile court.
Willie Smith aald the bad Jones boys
bad thrown rocka at htm. and brought
'three witnesses to the Juvenile court
room yesterday afternoon to prove 1L
From the testimony of the witnesses
fit eeotned that Willie Smith, Uke "Pre
tending Percy," was deeper In the mud
' than Jimmy Jones waa in the mire.
I They testified that It was Willie who
: started the- atonetbrowlng, and that be
called Jimmy's mother bad names. -Judge-
Fraser e.Ued on "Percy's- wit
nesses to act as a Jury to say, whether
, Jimmy should be punished. The vote
DEPUTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY
FACES PUZZLING QUESTION
Deputy District Attorney K. B. Adams
Is wondering, whethera. boat that ono
't wan could F row fremTAatorta -to, Bt
Johns, carrying 1.100 pounds of pure
lead, would be a skiff or a sea-going
4 vessel, roster Bradley waa arrested on
' . a charge of stealing that amount of lead
from the Portland. Gas company, but he
; says the lead was brought to him "from
.Astoria, in a rowboat. Tha man who
: brought It was to have come to Port
. land with. It. aocordlng to Bradley's
story,, but he aeems to have become
tired at St Johns, and Bradley had to
' meet him there and "bring the lead on to
the "city In a wagon.
It la charged that Bradley stole the
LICENSE COMMITTEE COULD.
ejt? &it.i t.'i'a?: ' "
If Charles Edward Russell of Every
. body's, Magaslne staff had attended the
. meeting of the license committee of the
. council yesterday afternoon he might
have gathered soms new Ideas on eo-
operation. Perhaps It wasn't quite an
example of "Soldiers of the Common
,' Good," but It was cooperation all-right
The case was that of a man 80 yeara
' old. an old soldier, in partnership with
: ' a paralytlo .In a push chair. The. man
' who could move only his hands waa
' Frank Culver of 124 Oentenbeln avenue.
GRAND JURY
(Continued from Page One.)
. could serve on the grand Jury If he saw
, cinct waa unaer investigation. Aaeyaon
. concluded that he didn't want to serve
, and aaked to be excused. - -,
- Judge Bears called all the jurors Into
. the courtroom. - - j
"One of your members,'' be said, "has
requested that ;,he be excuaed from
'further service. 1 He gives satisfactory
reasons and -his request to be excused
' will be allowed. We cannot draw an
' other Jury thie morning. That will be
done as soon as posalble, but In the
meantime the rest of you can proceed
i with your work."-" ---- .. -
OREGON AND WASHINGTON
FULL OF
Hundreds of proud mothers throughout Oregon and Washington have
seat to The Sunday Journal plcturea of their pretty children , No one
man ever dreamed there were ao many beautiful babies in seven states.
Parents who desire to enter their children In the contest ehould send In
the plcturea. You should send us your pictures very soon, for It Is only
a little while till the end of June, when the chance to . prove . baby's
sweetness beyond a doubt will be gone forever. : i . ,
: After June 10 a-committee of Judges appointed by The Sunday Jour
nal Is going to have Its hands full awarding a (10 cash prise and three.
Silver muss. The contest will close on the stroke of 11 p. m. Baturday,
June 10.. when the work of separating the beautiful from the more beau
tiful, and the more beautiful from the most beautiful will begin. It wilt
us no pmr-vev eji tne onnnren are pretty there te not aw ugly one in-
the lot and so you must not be Impatient because you do not receive
your, award the next day, - The awards will be made as quickly aa possi
ble: But before that time cornea be aure to send your baby's picture
who we name ana age ox me cnua ana
Znthnslaste of the AatomobUs Should toveetle-ete On
AUTO- GOGGLES
They ate the latest Improved, are the greet wind and dust protestors saU
; " - . are lasting.
1 oomm
AJTS
StaaaracTariag Jewelers.
SO
Are Just as their aaase faapUee. The rigid bridge maintains the leases
.., -. la laetr wreper reiatioa te eavoa ether at all tames. .
Wealthy Gentllea at Kteahln offered IS
for each Jew killed, II for each one
wounded and It for each male Infant
killed.. ' 1 x v
, reMantEJjaajnnrjtoen tham-
s rives. Maaaaerea have occunw
Odessa, Klahfneff. Gomel and Kiev. The
participants were not Inspired by mo
tives of loot; but of murder and destruc
tion. . r
Northal life la being resumed at Blaly.
atok. A few atorea have opened., pro
visions have arrived and a few caba are
appearing In the streets. '
stood two for acquittal and ons for con
viction. "There Is your verdict" said the
Judge to Jimmy Jones. "Mrs. Daggett,
enter a verdict of not guilty. Now you
fellows shake bands and be' good
frlende." .
- "No," cried Willie Smith's mother.
In virtuous Indignation, "my boy ahall
never shake hands with those bad Jones
boys."
, -"Oh this is only a boys row, such
as all boys have," said the Judge, "and
If the parents' had not taken It up, they
would have forgotten It long ago. The
trouble Is that each mother thinks her
own .boys are good, and all the others
are bad." ' " - -
The verdict of acquittal for -Jimmy
Jones- stood, but owing to the strenuous
objections by "Percy's'' mother, there
was no handshaking.
lead from the gas company at night. In
the shape Of bare, which were marked.
Xn order to sell the lead Bradley Is said
to have melted It. and the employes of
the Paclflo Metal works, who bought
the- lead, say they found It still hot
when they stored it away. Bradley did
not deny selllnr the lead, but aald it waa
brought Id him "from Astoria. When
asked what boat It came oa he said- a
man had rowed up with it He could
not explain why it was hot
He was arraigned before Judge Bears
In the circuit court this morning and
pleaded not guilty. - He waa released on
tsoo bail. -The date of the trial has not
been aet. - - - r-.-;
NOT REFUSE THIS PERMIT
The bid man with the faded military
hat and brass buttons was Charles B.
Powell.
Culver wanfed a permit to sell shoe
strings. Powell would push the chair,
The license committee has been trying
to dodge permits to unfortunatea for a
long time., but the combination of help'
less man and aged aoldler was too muol
. " Muuz-imim nun, iiu jjc i
mlt for SO days was granted. The pair
are to keep outside the business section
and sell only among residences, how
ever....
The delay In selecting the seventh
Juror Is due to the fact that a Jury trial
Is on and that grand Jurors can ' be
drawn only from a box containing the
names of all the Jurors subject to serv'
Ice In the circuit court Judge Bears Is
be filled before" Thursday. However, ai
this does not prevent a quorum the In
vestlgation of election frauds will go on
Just aa ir the Jury were complete and
what Is done will stand the teat of law.
Ton are not properly looking oat for
To. 1 unless yon watch The Journal
Want Afls.
Preferred snook. Canned Qoods.
Allen A twts Best Brand.
Buy only goods made In Oregon.
PRETTY. BABES
the address 01 the parents.
I
WABXZXflrTOJT ftmnTS.
Opttelana, Dlaeaead
EYEGLASS
MOUNTINGS
JEROME
Tammany Supporters Favor Dis
trict Attorney for Governor
Latter Willing to Accept
the. Honor. "
" ' (Journal Bpecf al Service.) .. i-j
Now York, -June !. Jerome's guber
natorial boom la being discussed by the
Lemoc ratio politicians to the exclusion
of all other subjects, and a good many-)
Tammany men are found who have de
clared the district attorney ought to be
nominated. . -
The statement of John A. Henneberry,
who managed both of Jerome's cam
paigns for district attorney, that . Je
rome Is willing to accept the nomination
by regular Democratic convention, was
regarded as significant, following Mayor
MoClellan's complimentary reference to
the district attorney. Not that any one
la surprised to hear that Jerome Is will
ing to accept. Everybody In politics
knows that the district attorney would
like nothing better than to be standard
bearer of Democracy In a state fight.
But Henneberry's statement is the first
official declaration that has been made
on the subject. ....
The Tammany men. who were alarmed
by the Hearst boom, spoke up for Je
rome with much enthusiasm. It was
pointed out last week that the Tammany
men In the BXccieuan administration
would be likely te play Jerome to beat
Hearst. . s
UrilQII LABOR BAKX MUST
CHAI.6E IIS PLAN
Cannot Do Business as a Savings
Institution- Under the Laws
I ' ; of Illinois. .
(Jearnal Bpiil Service.)
Chicago, June It. Charles W. . Vail
and Attorney Falrchlld held a confer
ence with Bute Auditor McCullough ,ln
Springfield with reference to the con
duct' of tha Commonwealth Truat and
Savings bank of Chicago, known as the
Union-Labor bank,
They advised that the bank could not
ifb business In Illinois, aa a state bank
unless it compiled with - the banking
laws of the state. The Commonwealth
was chartered In Arlsona, and under its
charter has the right to sell $5 shares
of stock. Under the Illinois law the
shares of stock must not be less than
1100. - -
In order to avoid a conflict in the
courts ' with the - state authorities a
arastlo change in the methods of the
Union Labor bank Is planned , by the
promoters. : - - .- ,
The new plan provides for the abol
ishment of the savings feature of the
bank and to confine its business strict'
ly to Investments In the form of loane
on real estate mortgages. -
SOUTHERN FAIR IS .
TO BE IN SEPTEMBER
IftMrtiil Dtioeteh to The JoeraaL
Roseburg. Or.. June l. The direct
ors of the Second Southern Oregon Dis
trict Agricultural society met today for
their annual meeting. The dates set
for the district fair .are September 4, I,
6, 7 and I. The racing program was
arranged for the fair,, the prlsee for
which aggregate $2,000.
The following officers for the society
were elected for the ensuing year:
President, Charles' W. Parrott of Rose
burg; first vice-president, J. C. Aiken
of Roseburg; second vice-president, H.
L. Traver of Eugene; treasurer, J. H.
ooth of Roseburg: secretar:
McCall --of Roseburg;- assistant
tary, J. M. Williams of Eugene. The
board of directors for the various coun
ties sre: Lane county, H. I Traver
and C- Young; Douglas county,- C. -W.
Parrott, J. C. Alker and EV Dixon; Coos
county, B. B. Hermann and John Bear;
Curry county, H. B. Stewart
LEAGUE OF CLUBS IS
IN CITY OF QUAKERS
"Philadelphia. "June It. The conven
tion of the National League of Repub
lican clubs held a brief session this
morning, adjourning early to permit the
delegates and other visitors to take a
ride down the Delaware river. The
parade of Republican clubs takes place
tonight and promises to be one of the
most notable affairs of Its kind that the
Quaker City has seen In a long time.
Numerous organisations of Philadelphia
and Camden, from Washington. Wil
mington and other cities will be in line.
AdJutantrOeneral Tnomas J. Stewart Is
to act as grand marshal and the pro
cession will be reviewed by . Speaker
Cannon and other prominent party lead
ers from Washington. One of the fea
tures of the parade will be the pres
ence in line of several hundred men who
voted for Fremont and Dayton- In list;
RAID MADE UPON DEN
(Continued from Page One.)
who advocates or teaches the . duty,
neoeseity, or propriety or tne unlawful
assaulting or killing of any officer or
officers, either ef specific Individuals or
of officers generally, ef the government
of the United States, or of sny other
organised government, because of his or
their official character, shall be per
mitted te enter the United States or any
territory or place subject te the Juris
diction thereof."
The Polee who are accused of anarch
istic teachings In this city are ef com
paratively recent arrival In this country,
though the officers have as yet been un
able to determine 'just how long they
have been here. In case It Is definitely
ascertained that a band Of anarchists
eaists here. It Is said that no effort, will
be overlooked te deport those who are
members. .
The oeses of ths seven men arrested
upon complaint of Walter Bealaasktwtcs,
were continued by Judge Cameron un
til Thursday morning.
Henry- LopaekW- whe- claims to have
been threatened with death at the hands
of the alleged anarchists, applied te the
police this morning for protection. . US
fears that tha. reds Intend to meta .out
a terrible vengeance to him. .He was
assured that they wee undoubtedly
only trying te frighten Mm and left
the station In company, with ssreral of
his countrymen ' ,
IS NOW CLOSED
EILERS PEOPLE VACATE THE
BIO WASHINGTON-STREET
RETAIL SALESROOMS.
Will Occupy Upstairs Premises in
same Block in tha Fall A New
Eilera Piano House Retail Before
Winter Imorovements and Alter.
ations to Make It Best Appointed
store in the Union City Office
in Old Location but on Meuanlna
.Floor. : i
Thlnaa erOunA the M Tll.r. vi.m
nouse presented a rather tODsr-turvy
appearance yesterday, when the re
mainder of the .many pianos and organs
uia auniig me cioamg-out sale or tne
S- """""neni were Being aelivereo.
The fine big ware rooms occupied during
me pa.se six years ware rormaiiv va-
Sated yesterday, though distribution and
silvery of Instruments will have id be
carried on for auother Is houra. ";
It does not seem to be generally un
derstood that Ullers Piano House is
now practically out or the retail city
business. As stated, we were fortunate
In securing at the very last moment a
new five-year lease on the upstairs of
me diock, out tne upstairs portion la
now occupied by Portland's leading
buaineas ooUege, for which InsUtutlon
a One new building is now being erected
on the corner of Tenth and Morrison
streets. When the new building Is com
pleted we are to take possession of the
old-premises upstairs hers. They will
be converted' Into the most beautiful,
moat convenient and best lighted piano
salesrooms In the United States.
" : Out Until Then.
But until these many changes are
completed and possession has been se
cured, Eilers Piano House Is oompelled
to remain out of the retail piano trad,e.
As soon as posalble after October 1 we
shall commence work remodeling the
upstairs premises. -Convenient stair
ways and a modern elevator will be in
stalled. Beveral very-fine mualo stui
dios en suite or single will also be nro-
vlded. We shall have fine rental hall. I
twice as large as our former one; a
fine Aeolian and Pianola library room,
and alao talking machine parlors will
be some of the noteworthy features. ' "
The upper or western portion of the
block formerly devoted to Aeolian Hall
will be remodeled and rebuilt as an en
trance to the new upstairs salesrooms,
a-portion, also, being devoted to show
windows, delivery rooms and private
offlcea of the varloua managers. .
In the old Aeolian Hall is now fa
ceted temporarily the Pianola subscrip
tion library, ana In the front portion
will , be found the Oregonlan Premium
talking machine record distributing de
partment Offices Will Remain,
The new arrangement will not neces
sitate the removal of the general and
wholesale offices to. our wholesale quar
ters at Thirteenth and Northrup streets.
A clever architect has solved the pussle
as to their location by erecting a mes
sanlnS floor in tho' north and western
portion of our new quarters. Here is
where the city bookkeepers, and also
the general and wholesale accounting
departments will be located. A commo
dious fire and bucglar-proof safety de- j
posit vault is to be installed In another
part of the premises. In short, by late
Fall the establishment of Eilers Piano
House will be aa complete, and as thor
oughly convenient as any In the Union,
end probably eoual to the very best of
them In attractiveness. :
7 "' Saves $39,000 Rent
' And best of an, the new arrangement
will mean a saving" in rent -to Eilera
Piano House of over t3,000 for the
nve-year lease, an average on 17,800 a
year. This benollt alone will enable
Eilera Piano House this Fall to -offer
pianos and musical merchandise on
more advantageous ' terms than ever
nereiorore. ,
Telephone number remains ss hereto
fore, 'Exchange 23." City collections
will be paid at the old office same aa
before, only that during altera tlona ou
offices will have to be shifted to varl
oua portions of the hall. It will be the
aim of contractors to cause as little In
convenience as possible to callers. Dust
ana airt will do eareruiiy avoided, ana
our bookkeeping work will proceed with
the very least Interruption. The old
street number, "301," will be retained
(In reality it will tx, Sol though).
Instruments will be supplied for con
certs, for rental, and occasionally for
sale, tnrougn our wnoiesaie depot Thir
teenth and Northrup streets, but allap-
filloatlons must be made at our down
own offices, IS1 Washington street, ss
a Dove, at tne corner or rara tnerr
Piano House always the biggest busi
est and best piano shop, with stores In
every important weatern city.
TAKEN THROUGH GRAVEYARD
TO BANQUET SITE .
Pacific 'Varsity Juniors Give
Seniors Unique Midnight Feast
In Lovers' Lane. :.
" (Special Dtapates. te The JoeraaLI
June 1. Last night the Juniors
launohed the most unique event of the
college year . Jy leading the seniors
through the graveyard and "spooky"
nndArhmiah tA a mnt In livm' 1MA
about a mile and a hair from town. Here
an elaborate lap lunch was served at
1 o'clock this morning.-. The Jolly party
of funmakers gathered around a biasing
lira. -notified ftorn. tnssteit KtM a r
stories of college life, at the conclusion
oi wnicn xi. iw. operas gave tne senior
class prophecy. .Those present were:
Messrs Market, ttnmn PHhh. n..
muBsen, Peterson, Wlrts, Bparks, and
ENORMOUS
Limited Allotmoynt of
Col. J. B. Fuller, President (Ex-California Bank Commis-
.' sioner) . 1
Hon. Truman Reeves, Sec. and Treas. (Treasurer of the State
of Calif orniaV .r ... ....... ....... v.. .
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Fifty Stores Now Being Established on the Pacific Coast
V ' , Who Can liiflucrice CapitaL Share of Frofits and Salary to Right Party v.
-PACIFIC SYNDICATE STORES CO., Incorporated
HEAD OFFICE: Union Sayings Bank Building, Oakland, Cal.; V Prospectus and Information Free. Write Today
t - .; V '..' I . - . . "
Linen Suits,
for Smart Dressers
We invite you to see this, the choicest
display of Ladies' Linetr Suits it has
ever been our fortune to present -It
embraces theIatestanddaintiest
modes etons and ponies all sizes.
J$laWeek
.No extTeLchargeJor CTedit vjllll
Eastern Outfitting Co.
The 8tore Where
Washington
The Best Scotoing Soap Made
A Scourlny Soap '
'"A Meta Polish
A Glass Cleaner'
Misses Toder, Chandler, Crouee, Ferrln.
Boldrick, Irvln, Mosley and Sorenson.
Before the "love party" Profesaor H. H.
I Herdman of Ppi'tlandTgTo7anMaTBBg
on "Oliver Cromwell" and the Kappa
Delta sorority received Its first formal
recognition ty the otner tnree societies.
WESTON MAN CHARGED
WITH SERIOUS CRIME
(RpeeUI Dtspstcfe te-The Joarnsl.)
'Walla Walla, Wash.. June It. Lee
Kennard, a Weston horsedealer arrested
Baturday on a charge of passing a bogus
f 21 check' on the Fountain saloon a
month ago, was released from custody
yesterday, friends In Walla'Walla mak
ing up a purse and squaring the matter.
Kennard lost no time in leaving for
home..,
SAILOR FALLS FROM
STEAMERjq-DEATH
(gneetal fHsptteh te The IoernL)
Olympla, -Wash., June It. A sailor
by tha name of John Nelson fetl from
the gang plank of the steamer Nokomls
last evening, while lying at Its dock In
this city, snd was drowned. - The body
was recovered snd . delivered over to
officers of Tacoma Seaman's union.
- DIVIDENDS TO -SHAREHOLDERS!
Stock Now Oriesreti 12 Per Cent Guaranteed. Will Pay Over. 30
Per Cent When Stores Ar Established .
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
- MANAGERS WANTED
i
Your Credit la Ooed
dnd Tenth
MAKING UP CASE AGAINST
SLAYER OrCREFRELD
Prosecutor Arrives In Corvallis
-"-From Seattle to Gather
: Data for Trial.
(peelsl Dispatch te The JearaaLr
Corvallis, Or, June 1. Deputy
Prosecutor Miller of Seattle arrived here
this ' noon and wlty spend a few days
here looklna un nolnta in' hla p,
against George it Mitchell, who Is held
for trial for slaying the modern
Joshua" Edmund Creffleld, head of the
Holy Rollers. Mitchell, It will be re
membered, killed Creffleld on , the
streets of Seattle, avenging the ruin of
his sister by, Creffleld.
Followers or crerneid wno are fiere,
who have not been torn from their faith,
welcome the coming of the prosecutor,
but the publio In general looks upon his
oeuse coldly, sympathy being - entirely
with, the defendant.
The trial of Mitchell, which Is eet
for June J 5, la awaited expectantly and
the people of this city have pledged
Amu
Captain E. E. Calne, Director (Capitalist and . Ship Owner,
Seattle, Wash.). - ' - '
T.'K. Stateler, Director (Gen. Agent Northern Pacific R. R.).
William Crocker, Director (San Francisco). r
"X
Do you need a
Hand, Cloth, '
Tooth or
Hair Brush?
Our stock of bristle ware is the
largest, in the northwest, in
cluding the' best makes of the
leading manufacturers Kents,
Adams, uerts-JLombard, That-
sit, . and other : well known
We buy direct and 'save I you
LetUsProWlt
Thatsit7 10-row," tinMeached";
regular $2. Special. .$1.35
Thatsit 15-row," unbleached;
regular $2, Special. .15
Kents' Tooth Brushes ; regular
60c Special ,30
Adams' 13-row; bleached ; reg
ular $4. Special. . . .' .$2.30
Adams' 13-row, ' unbleached ;
regular, $2.,. Special. .$14;5
Adams' ", 9-row, unbleached ;
regular $1.10. Special. .76
Whisk Broom ; - regular t 25c.
Special ... ........ . . . .14f
Whisk' - Broom ; tegular i 35c.
Special ...... K..10
Every Brush ahd Every Bristle
i , uuaranteeoV. .-
25 Per Cent Off On All Other
-Bristle
W00DARD,
CLARKE &
COMPANY
Fourth and - Washington Sts.
TEo. Portland
EUROPEAN PLAN ONLY -
HXADQUARTERS POR TOURISTS
AMD COMMERCIAL
TRAVfJLSftS.
Everything te eat and drink, and
it costs no more In the
Poiiland Hotel pUthikeHer ' .
than elsewhere In the city. Every
weekday night from :0 to It.
X. O. aowxm. Kaaage.
Hotel Eaton
eoa, Moaaisov ahd wkit tAix sts.
NEW
BsBitseawly famJihfd, elegsBtly eeslpped,
flreproot, Sts KlnatM' wslk fro a heart el
bopping and bealsass dlstrlet, ail tarf.
alrr, eotelde room, ateam seated, eleetrl
llihta, ttlaphooe In sack apartment, at.
Lam efneea. toeoclfiax amoklna. wiitlns.
ladlraraceptloa Parlors. Enoma raaerra I
hivate emalbns aiasta tralas aad itseisais.
Room fl.OO to fS.OO a Day
SpoUl Bato te Oemaierelal Xea,
m. Mag lAxoif, - - -
treraierly ef Betel ridpstB, Bpakana.) '
themselves to do all In their -power to
aid the prisoner to escape from the dif
ficulty he has placed himself la by
slaying Creffleld.
INJURIES MAY KILL
WALLA WALLA BELLE
(Special Dlapateh te The 7oa?eat
Walla Walla, Wash., Juns 1. Miss
Laura Taylor, a popular young lady of
this city, was seriously Injured In a
runaway accident at First and "Alder,
streets yesterday afternoon. While
driving along ' the bridle of the horse
suddenly became loosenedsn4beln(f
unable' to control the animal it started
on s brisk trot " Miss Taylor Jumped
from the buggy, landing on her head. -One
Of the wheels struck her - In the
head, cutting a" big gash and otherwise
bruising her. Her most serious Injury
is concussion or tne Drain, wnion may
terminate fatally. -
Bset