THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, 'JANUARY 13, ,1907. GREATEST OF MUSLIN UNDLRWLAR Thousands-- of Dainty TTndermusllns Re duced In Price, as followa; "Don't Worry, Watch Us Crow" AMERICAN SOCIALISTS IWUcJUU. Improved Composed Krup of WVt ' Tine uu ;.v, OI1t Oil. meUt. plat., 4. CMre Tahleta , ......mi Wj.th'e Vlrhr H.lla. Mr .la. f nr. .'ltd Wy.ih'g Vlrbr alu, t t.a Hm Kve lhe Bwllnai rfcoay&ate, 6uc ' KV flniirade Witter. , l ib can Chloride et LIbm... Hl Tighting the Drug-Trust Corset Covers Chemise . . Skirts . . Drawers . . Gowns . . . 2Jc to $9.25' 42c to $15.00 85c to $32.50 42c to $10.50 85c to $7.50 Good Merchandise Only Quality Considered Our Price Ar Always th Lowest. Upton Sinclair, Author of the Jungle, Declares Railroad Magnate Is Paving Way for the Rufa of People, as Ara Roose- Buttcrick Patterns, February Delineator, 15 Cents velt and Carnegie. . , . . 950 65 c to HARRIuAfJ Women's SaTOleHosiery Taneta Petticoats Regular $8.75 Values at $4.98 950 Petticoats of the best and heaviest quality .' taffeta silk. Splendidly madev with section flounce, shirred and tucked. Com in black, . navy, V:M f - ' , - - - vz - ; 4 JJpton Sinclair. Flh!MMM FlM kr peelal Utnd Wire.) New Tork. Jan. II. Upton Sinclair, author Of Tha Jungle," and on of the moat up-to-date aoclaliata In America today, declared that m. II. Harriman was -one of to moat leading socialists In tba country; that President Rooeevelt jwa nasi and that Andrew . Carnegie, by reason of hie raeant views on th distri bution of money, baa greatly aided the causa, Mr, Sinclair la living near En glewood. New Jersey, where ha started a colony. H baa gathered 46 associ ates under on roof and aaya hla com mon botn la great success. . . . . The great library and ateel king has written himself down aa great ' so cialist," said Mr. Sinclair, "but not the greatest. Id r. Harriman la the greatest and than cornea President Rootevent. . "Harriman cornea flrat," continued TERRORISTS FIGHT OT POLICE Four Officers and Ten Soldiers f-r- Killed - In Attempting - to ? " '.'':.V- Make Arrests. ' f Sinclair, smiling, "because he la con centrating everything. ' That la what the socialists .want, because he la the big fish In the present brutal, rutblesa competition. ' For In the aea the big flab gobble th little ones. Harriman la gobbling them all. In thla great rouatry th Anerlon- people will not stand it much longer. The mass of the people will ultimately gobble Har riman, and then th peopl will com into, their Own. r. v.,.. .--- "And Roosevelt The president," aald Sinclair, "realise that It la to do or die, - He knowa that If he doea not Bryan wllL The president la therefore determined to curb th syndicate, That la the socialists' Idea. ' Mf. Carnegie expresses the Belief that a millionaire ought to ahar hla wealth-wttn iim -In't that th purest socialism T" . . - Portland probably has never witnessed an offer which stands out in the limelight of selling ly for unusual value- giving than this great sale of high-grade imported -hosieryThe assortment is too great to describe in detail, but there hun- dreds-of-styie&)Lplain and fancy weaves in sillT lislerHslcthrcadandottonrincluding-blackr-tanrcham-pagne,v biscuit, sage. Alice blue, gray, navy, brown, Dres den, green, bronze, fancy stripes, plaids, lace , boots, lacev allovers, drop stitch; bolkadots, embroidered figures, solid colors, etc, in greatest variety. You never j saw or heard of such a tremendous hosiery bargain as this ; 50c, 65c, 75c, 85c, $1 00 arul : $1.35 Hosiery for . . : -. .... "7 29c V phon rdra filled, t Bztra Salespeople to watt en yon, . Bejrly oomer gat the beet aeieotion. ,3Kpm sent m ""mm red, brown, gunmetaw changeable green, change-, able red, changeable blue and changeable green and red. While they are regularly sold at $8.75 they're really $10.00 values,': Magnificent, bar- l QQ gains at the special price...... ........ iPfeO ' ' Be Third-Street Wtndew Blsnlay. . ' MS, if1!3 ' 50 WALKING SKIRTS $7.50 Values at $3.95 X A i r i r Qljrfa'A rtril'A t4t. w1ilAa . -e. ' vs it aiAui saliva v VAiyi 9u.uvjr.iaif niauc tra full; sold regularly at $7.50; ; f r saiev;7r.77.7;;7V7;7:vT; irr. :;:;7;iJ)i.y J r Is now in full flast, offering in every department of the store the great est January Sale bargains the people of Portland have ever known. Do ; not fail to come today. Prices are so low that it will pay to buy fiow to fill your needs for months to come. : .,.,.' - ? PLOT TO KILL WITTE ENDS IN BLOODY BATTLE "e- : , Veritable Fanlo PreTaila Among Rn. : Uo Bureancrata None Know Who TVU1 ext Be tlarked (or Aa- aaaslnktlon Many on List. ; (Bssrst Hew ty Lsatest Leased Wli.) : Bt Petersburr. Jan. IS. The klllln of four policemen and two soldiers In a raid on a meeting plao of terrorists mark a new phase In the revolutionary movement In Russia and ona which la firing th aothoiitlaa no little eonoern. Doctors Admit That They Ca Do Nothing More for Tow Stomach Than Smart's Drspep! 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Stuart'a Dyspepsia Tablet' It will cost you nothing and surely will bring as no gain unless you And. fter ue'ns; it, that you ar bene fited nd feel that you need a full-slied fTBr ! absolutely nd danger In using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tableta. Nothing la contained In them that hsa not been Subjected to the closest scrutiny by th aorsrnmsnt officials. Stuart' Dyspepsia Tablet wfl! dl tmt your food without demanding a rTfsful diet One grain of these-Tab-let Pwr to digest .1.009 praln at ordinary food. You can be aura therefore that no matter what, your Inndltlon. these little tablet taken I a tr eeh meal wlU shortly restore lJfTtr- stomach to Ita normal condition . It x.nahl. nt Anln ttm wnrk and ren"T " w,-t withhold th name of hundred who have written voluntarily x cresslng their gratltud to thl atmpl ;ubt1tut for nature. Bend for trial pscknge today. F. K. ptwrt Co.. 7 Stuart Bldg.. Marshall. fj'eent alae package for sale by 4rug(tsU Yrywhr. Heretofore It ha not been th custom of th suspects , to resist th. po nce openly with arm. In view of th bloody battle of to day the terrorist ar encouraged and declare that th polio must prepare to JU and b killed whenever a raid ta ttad. . s. t;1 f ; i . Today trarlc occurrence was th re sult of a plot to kill Count Witt. ' In some manner the former premier was miormeo mat two men had been des ignated to kill him and secured picture ofth 'executioner.'"- When he saw the original of the picture loitering dodi nis nouae n notiried the police. The men were placed under surveillance. If 1-understood' that It was on th suggestion of Witt himself that they were not Immediately arrested. . but wer followed In th hop that th po lio would be led to th headquarter or in plotter. They wer followed to their homes in Oklit quarter and a lores oi policemen wer thrown about the house to prevent th escape of any of th Inmate. "V Opened Hviimi Tlrs. ; 7; Account differ a to what happened when an attempt was mad to fore an entrance to the house. One report ha It that there wer many men In the place and that they drov th police away, . disappearing before reinforce ments could be secured. - Th most sen. erally accepted tory I that there were out rour or the terrorists present. When the police battered In th door th ter rorists who wer- well armed opened a murderous fir ' on th polfc who wer bunched about th door. Men fell rapidly and the police gar way. A they did so th terrorist, mad a de. perate dash under cover of a smashing fusillade of bullet which literally out a path' for them through th police line. Befor the bewildered pollc re covered themselves sufficiently to us their weapons with any degree of ac curacy the men had dlaappeared. i A search of their quarters. It I said, not only revealed a 'well-formed plot to kill Count Wltte, but a list of other noted men wer found, all of whom were doomed to death. Paper wer also found, It I understood, whlcn wlU lead to th arrest of a number of active terrorist. . : ' onr Killed, Three Injure. ; ' - When the firing- had ceased . It was found that four officer, had been an lea. three other seriously If not fa tally wounded, while several others re ceived alight wounds. , Hardly one-of in party anout th door passed un scathed through th etorm of bullet. On of th revolver left Jy the ter rorise was round to b or the lateat automatic . pattern and a far superior weapon to the Russian service revolver. It was loaded with cxploslv bullets, nd - th-woand of -h-tld1er - Indi cated that th same kind of bullet were used In the fight. This battle, coming upon th heal of th assassination of Oeneral . Pavloff and Colonel Andrleff. ha caused a ver itable panle In official Russia." No of ficial from the cxar down feela safe. The assassinations of minor officials In th province has assumed appalling proportion and despite th efforts of the officials to prevent new of the oonstsnt killings reaching th publto, enough Is teamed to Indicate that . the whole empire l cnvrd by th opera tion of th terrorists. Th psnto ha reached sueh propor tions that peremptory order, revised by the csar himself, have been Issued that no mercy is to be shown suspected tetrorlsta. They ar to b executed first and tried sfterward. MARRIAGE JOIIElUfflCilGflPltmolESI Sociologist Asserts That Rich . Are Destroying the Ideals of Nature. SOCIALEXTREMISTS CLASSED AS ANARCHISTS John Graham Brook Lector Be fore League for Political Educa- . tloa Upon the Use and Abuse of Money and What It Buys. ..,';..: . Xo Keed. , , From IJf. i, v . "I wish. Jane," aald the' fond mother t her new nurse, "that you would use a thermometer to ascertain If the water Is the right temperature when yon give the beby his bsth." 'Oh. ' replied Jane, cheerfully,! "don't worry ' about that. ' I don't need ny thermometer. If the little un turn red, the water le too hot; If It turns blue, It's too sold, and ther you axe." (mbnaben Prea ay Spedal Leased Wire.) - New Tork. Jan. . II. John O rah am Brook, sociologist and author, lectured befor th Leagua for Political Educa tion In - the Hudson theatre today -on Marriage and Money." Mr. Brooks told of a visit to a great scientist, of meeting th scien tist's companion, to whom h was not wedded In the eye of th law, but who; the lecturer said, "had th moat pitiable face I vr saw in my Ufa," "But In the social organisation It has been foynd necessary to put constraint upon the family and tho ar th lagal hedge that th law , put about th family to protect , ana. maintain . u child." , , He said: "That 1 th answer I would give to those extremists, who ar really anarchlata." ; Than th speaxer too up. xne aunjeet of money, declaring that It waa the "greatest mystery" In th world. ' "Yes, Indeed, money I a mystery, ne aid. "Tou go out with your money to a hotel, to a restaurant; think ot th power that it give you. "Th press can be bought. Tou may not believe It, but It I true. There ar Dubllclty bureaus. X know on of them whose head showed m a list ot paper to whose columns you can get admis sion on sny subject you desire, tf you have enough of, the symbols, and the worst of It la' that you can buy th rellalou Press tor thos terrible medl- Cine "compounds -taMng -t he-tl f -nd peace from thousand, defrauding them and propagandlng; death and disease. "Tou can buy a child It ha been done and you can buy - a' beautiful woman outright Tea. two of them, tf you have enough of those symbols. 1 know of famll) trying to get entrance to the great families of Europe. For money and social caste go together. It Is posalble to buy a duke (laughter), I believe, with an ancestral castle, and, too, a right araart lord, I understand, can be bad for a price. "And so I com to my massage. Thl money that will purchase almost any thing ha attacked marriage, and it la destroying the Ideal that nature wanta In marriage that of selected affinities." HEARD 111 BOMBS Terrorists Declare That Assas einations in Russia Must Co" Until Victory Comes. CZAR IS MARKED FOR, DEATH BY COUNTRYMEN AH Parties Applaud Harden Which 'Are Intended to Stop Lnwlessnese - of the Autocracy Which Ha Cre ated a Reign of Terror.'' ' ' If you don't 11k Schilling' Best tea and coffee, they cost you nothing. - (FibliSBers Ptess by Special lessed Wire.) Mew Tork. Jan. 1J. "Assassinations must go on. No on desires a change in th nature of the work more than th terrorists .themselves, but the change la Impossible until th csar 1 readv for serious concessions, if not sdsoiui surrender." : -.- - This statement waa mad today by N. W. Tchaykouaky, a member of th central commute of th social revolu tlonary party, la dlaousalng th murder of Oeneral Pavloff and th chief . of pollc of tods. Thl gentleman has lust returned from Russia. "Is th csar, too, doomed T" he waa aaked, . "Tee and he la In deadly fear. He know not whan th blow will fall or where. If may be on of hi own courtier, some on In whom he has confidence and 'whom h trust. H is walled" in. . "AH parti in Russia applaud th aasaastna Clone. They ar not a series of Isolated attempt to seour liberty by assassinations, but to arrest and top th lawlessness of, th autooratlo power. ---.- "Th field courts, for whloh Pavloff and- th Russian premier war reponst ble, hav filled the country not only with Mdnes and dismay, but . with a atupor. Th awakening ha been seen In th aaaaaalnatlona. Th wrath of th entire country ha been poured out on th responsible official. - "In four mnth th court . de stroyed, the live of more than 00 peo pl. . and day by day th people have been compelled to see th trickling of th .blood with no means of stopping tb slaughter. "No one was under any Illusion shout th natur of th field court, av-ealled. In derision of the term. , They never pretended to administer Juattce, but merely murdered quickly th enemies of autocracy." 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