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Newspaper Page Textv'l f rra n i" . 1 LIJLI --! B - If S- HLUCLO WILL UC PUT TO SW Lino With Fall of .Tabriz Shah's butchers Will Enact a Shameful Horror. (United Press Leased Wire.) St Petersburg, July 1. News of tbs first decisive battle of the revolution In Persia reached this city early today, The city of Tabrl. In the north of Per sia, where the rebels had concentrated their forces for th& fiaht In the north. Is in a state of siege and heavy fight- mg is going on. over asou nave aireuuy been klllecT by the shah's troops and the city Is expected to fall. It Is feared that when' the troops of the ruler get into the cKy a general massacre wu. take Diane. The fighting at Tabrls started last night. The soldiers of the constitution al party had concentrated r in the city for their bi; battle against the shah's troops, tor severaj weens iney nave been collecting in Tabrls in preparation for the coming - struggle. Reinforce ments had been sent from the-south and me duafrected provinces or nortnern Persia, and Russian soldiers are report ed to be bIHimI vjth.the malcontents. The shah's trtiops came up to the city last night and Immediately out off communication. -The city has been sur rounded and field artillery brought Into piay to batter down the walls..- The last report received -before the wires from Tabrls went down said that Finch In Khan, commanding the shah's troops, had ordered a general advance and it was thought the city could not hold out much longer. It is practically certain that when the j-ersian cossacas once gel into ine city, men, women and children will be mas- sacred, and the soldiers Of the maloon- vents are making a desperate right. VIEXNA has doubts. Thinks Story of "Rebellion In North la Faked Up for the Czar. (United Presi Leased Wire.) Vienna July V. The reports from St. Petersburg to the effect that there is a revolution In .the north of Persia are regarded with suspicion here. It is thought the reports are purposely exag gerated In order to give the czar a pretext to make a military demonstra tion In the north of Persia. The situa tion Is being watched with the keenest Interest. Vienna, July 1. Diplomatic circles here ere keenly Interested In the recent developments in northern Persia and it is openly admitted that Austria regards with suspicion the advance of the Rus sian forces Into Persian territory. That Vrsr Nicholas 1s planning a grab of Persian territory and la using the malcontents of thft shah's realm to further his own Interests, seems to be the general opinion here. Dispatches received from the frontier state that the rebellion in sforthern Per sia has .taken on the aspect of a real war and that the casualtty list runs Into the thousands. The cxar's forees In Persia now con stitute a respectable army, according to the bent art vires obtainable here, and every ablp-bodred man of fighting age in the shah's territory is in arms. The viceroy of the Caucasus is mustering fresh forces as rapidly an possible and la holding dnBy tnnfereiir.es-Trtfh" the' Russian military authorities. . f ft A dispatch received from the Teheran says that qulot has been restored in the Persian capital and that II members of the national council contfdmued by eourtmartial have heen executed. There srn indications that the sultan of Tur key will intervene to prevent Russia's galnlntr too stron a foothold in Per sia and In this event, the affairs of the Caucasus may Involve nil the nations that impinge on trie Balkan peninsula. The situation In diplomatic circles is strained. Man tell In "Hamlet TonUzht. The disllnsrulshed actor and tragedian. Robert Mantell, and Ws excellent Com pany will present Shakespeare s Ham let"", at' the Heljlg theatre,: Fourteenth and -Washing-ton streets, tonirjjt. at I o'clock-. Tomorrow (Thursdays night, vineuir ; Friday ; nignt, jR-inr iiear ; Saturday afternoon, T'Macbeth!.r; Satur- Anv nlch "ir, clnh.. ITT Diiti are how selling at ; the theatre for the -""SMeiTiinenta the Baiter. HoyfsX'A. Bunch of Kys" Is creating the' usual amount-of fun and merriment at the. Baker this week, and as It is the i ' ' " j ) ' V W" "' ' 1 " V " " 1 r n v i f. , i'-jjTi-'Un irirrrlfi"-)T-'virniiwTnrrmlr)rtwmti'nrfl Marlbel Seymour as the "Drummer," In Hoyfs "A Bunch of Keys," at Baker Theatre Thla Week. closing week for the favorite - stock company for the season arge audiences - , LH VaflTVDBXTTS, WO Oil, SO OOOAtim The Old Reliable t CHICAGO Painless Dentists BATS STOOD THI TS Or TTJC8 TEETH, DICKERING WITH RUSSIA. Governor of Tabriz Further Incenses Frteg of Despotism. (Vnlted rreu teased Wire.) Paris, July 1. Dlspatchon received here today state that Tabriz, In northern Persia, is In a state of siege. The nan a troops are expected to raptUru the city st any moment. The revolu tionists have been In possession of Tab- rlx alnce June 12, when they drove the fnvernor out or tne town, captured all he irovernment buildings and Becured possession of l?,8fl() rifles. The governor of Tabrls Is In commun ication with the Russian forces on the .frontier and the peopU of the city are tneensed. They have called on all loyal cltlxens to renounce their allegiance to the shah, who has abolished constitu tional government, and to kill the Russians. jr J.""' r 1 --trtt"w of friend are attending to- Wd thetr popular , member good-bye. Seat Sale fpr Yiddish Player. , The advance seat sale will open next Friday, July t, at the box office of the Helllg theatre. Fourteenth and Wash ington streets, for the- Yiddish players, who Will1 begin an engagement of four nights at the above theatre next Sun day nlghfj. July 6. "Kol Jfldre" wlU be .the '.opening bflL " " BJ Orowds Visit the Oaks,' Crowded- carloads of-pople Invaded the Oaks yesterday and attended the afternoon concert by the band of White and Gold, and the evening performance of "A Lost Baby" by the Allen Curtis comedy company. 1 i1 1 , Fine Vaudeville. This week's program at the Grand is composed of some very good acts and the features are novelties. America's greatest casting apt la offered by the Elton-Polo troupe, and the act of Hill, Cherry and Hill .shows remarkable leais on picyciea ana unlcycles, " " f-" 1 r : ' ; Two Big Ones. . There will be two particularly big acts on the bill at th errand next week. The top-llner will be Hugh Uoyd and wife, direct from Europe, with the most wonderful wire act in- the world. Anna Hamilton, wno created such a sensa tion in her Mexican study "Beggars " will return; r MA Hero In Rags" Tonight. -s,Th? o;fer,nr at -the Lyric tonight will Blunkall-Atwood company in which the BlunkailTAtwood company will itIva nni of its finest performances. On Satur- lay aiternoon me aecono spuvenlr mat nee. v - Kern oval Hotloe. w...w..wf. ...v. ,im epulis jDoys Consolidated Mining company will re move their offtces from 617 Lumber Exchange to SI5 Chamber of Commerce building. Phone Main 6614. 16. 6 for men's 110 and iiska uits. all alsea and colors; 75c for men's ll.eb dress shirts, Cluett brand; 89o for men's-60o and 76c work shirts: 6o pair tor men's lOo and 16c black and tan jocks; 6o for any style Arrow brand 16o collars. Sample Shoe Rfn Py, Morrison street, between Front BnJ Firs C ll "v Jh " 1 ' rr Bv K. K. W. Robert Man tell as Macbeth at the Helllg last night was something to be remembered. From the sturdy; Impetu ous, respectable, thought not overscrup ulous soldier before temptation gets hold of him, to the wasted, tremulous, conscious seared villain, is 'a long and tragic way. AsHr. Mantell portrays it, however, it is a most absorbingly real istic way, and inevitable from the first half formed thought of wickedness. It was a -great , interpretation, and the tragic horror of it remains. Miss Lillian Kingsbury proved a irnyit able support. Her l,adr MacbeJh was a virile character, Whlle-not minimiz ing tne unscrupulous, the overwhelming uuiumoii mm spurs ner on to ine ac complishment of the tragic 'and awful deeds, she succeeds in putting into th portrayal so much of tact and grace, so sincere a love for her husband, and so much of the womanliness that as pires for her husband's sake and not for tier own that the character of Ladv Macbeth takes on. a new meaning and pwww. ii wyuiu noiiiave Deen so great a piece of work had she not the com pellinjf personality that she has, and the deep full voice that carries out so ably the depths of her nature. Her Lady Macbeth was a remarkably able Interpretation of one of the most com plicated characters in fiction; some thing that transcends the personality of one woman and becomes a reading- of humanity itself. The cast was uniformly good, Mr. Mc Ginn aa Macduft proving particularly strong. The scehe which brings him the news of the raid of his castle and the death of wife and children was splendidly done. All the minor characters were ahly carried, although they are so unim portant by contrast wih the Intense things that are working- out In th ph.r. acters of the two principles that they botiu rejouvoiy or ices power than in almost anv other Shakespearean drama. The settings were appropriate and not overdone, and were managed with a remarkable celerity, considering how numerous are the channel. Th hnnlr omits the English characters and scenes. roijowing tne playing version of Edwin , Booth. CHEER UP VANQUISHED BR0G-SH0P,D0frTCRY I You'll BevaDrugore, Bye and Bye But Eleven Counties Dry. " Inhabitants of 12 counties In -Oregon today are either trying to forget their last drink or are wondering" where they will get their next one, for last nlgjit at 1Z O'clock the saloons In that num ber of counties went out of existence by order of the people's votes -nd the proclamation of the law. Bargain sales of booxe have been the order of the day for some days In most or me counties and as a result trie private stock or a large number of the lovers of- the fluid that cheers have been augmented by liquors cheaply pur chased. In Pendleton and Vmatllla county and In most of the wet counties which have gone dry the last night was one of sor row and at the same time of Joy. The saloonmen sold drinks at bargain coun ter prices,-gavethem away and treated while those of foresight and prospective thirst stocked up like the camel until they forgot their coming woe In the Joy of the present. The counties which have become dry as a result of the last election are Crook. Douglas, Ollllam, Orant, Jose phine, Klamath, Malheur, Morrow, Polk Umatilla Union and Wheeler. Out of the 3 counties of the state the following are all that rw allow saloons to operate and In these are many dry nreclncts; Baker, Clackamas, Clatsop, Columbia, Coos, Harney Uake Marlon, Multnomah, Wasco and Wash ington, jg Lincoln county alone of all those In which there was once local option has become wet by a margin of tlne votes and toriav the. county, particularly of Newport are opening for business. Great Interest Is manuesiea in the situation :n Newport and the nalnnnmen uta tun. my wuncu aro Taxing particular .pain to see tnat the places are run In an orderly manner, as it' Is feared that the least disorder- in the places will result In the county going dry one more at Sate the Discount ' 1 ' Send check or pay at office on or be fore the 10th to save the discount on June bills for the Automatic Telephone. HOME TELEPHONES CO., ; Corner of Park and Burnside Sts, 7c for boys tl.it an lilt U" eanvaa shoes aU ; else., now . Tie: f for women's ItM add a,7$ bia,ck . tan shoes and Oxfords, an 'slaes. i tl.4- 7Ec for women's fi.fca white vasOxfords; Sse forwomn,t hl tan and white Oxfords, all slues. 5 98c. Sample Shoe Store eompany. Y and Madison, Also Morrison street. twe,erfcJF.re,ajfi---------- Sdward B. Sqalbb Is tits afsaafaetuM of the Highest- -Grade of Chemicals aad Kediotnes la All the World. Ask Tons Bootor. Isa Squibb Drug Store Let Us Fill Your Prescriptions v Read our advertisement, each week they will always bring you " V news of a list of mpny-sver such as you can get nowhere - - V - else. We want your business. . For Next Week Only - Coll irH?rT J! V UVU 'V"1!;- SOc Sire 0alifofnia Syrup of Figs (the genuine) . . .29 SOc Size Bromo-Seltw ...29 2Se Size iBfefHcSeltzer r.l5 ' 35c Size Castoria (tha genuine) 20 ALWAYS 7 OWL CIGARS FOR 25sJ Tle Perkins Hotel Pharmacy E. R. THOMAS, PROPRIETOR. PhoneA-1011, Main 9624 We Deliver Free This office is eejtilprted with all the latest appliances and formulas for do ing high-class work. 1 nao if teem extractea ry the use of Vegetable Vapor and cheerfully reo ommend the method; had no pain or pact result. JUKS. DEBRANT. " Vancouver, Wash. OUR PRICES 95c for hundreds of pairs of women's black and tan Oxfords and strap slln rers, worth up to K.50. on sale now at Sc. Sample 8ho Store company' First and Madison. Also Morrison, between Front and First. 22-K Crown SS.OO Bridge work, per tooth SS.OO Logan Crown S3. 50 to SS.OO Best Ruhber TMate S8.00 Aluminum Lined i 0)1plate" , 10.OO to 815. OO Silver Fillings .7. SI. 00 Qoid Fillings... 82.00 and up vegetables Vir llMd only 'By us for Painless Extracting 60 Chicago Painless Dentists COB. 6TH AND WABXHTCrTOV In the right office. A SI40 Be sure you are I jiil v attendant. fnones main ssu, Second Anniversary fS . aV 4? y r 6 -ot ..o5 Sherman, Clay & Co. PORTLAND, OREGON r OPPOSITB POSTOFPICB s-jniiiiwimMisi .11111,11.1 1 nil 11 ji I wijs jisjiwjwiHewiisssJWswiwji.i 11 m ssi.i 1 n.mmii ami 1 niiininnniwii smmiiii. iiuhiiii im miuiii imwmmmmmitmmmmmmmimmKaimmnmmmm . J r . . ' 1 1 . An Old Placer Miner's Opinion Mr. F. B. Ketchum of Yaeolt, Washington, is an old phcer miner, and has operated mines of hia own and in partnership'with others. He is a man of good judgment and careful and conservative, in all his statements.. He returned from the, Florence placer ground a few days ago, greatly pleased with the outlook. During his stay iri the district he had . not the beat opportunity to prospect the ground; on account of high, water. It was tod wet to sink shafts and pan out tjie gravel, but he made it a point to investigate as thoroughly as possible and to make inquiries of those who had been in the district' and mined there longest Among others he met two who had worked the gulches since 1860, one a man now age 86 who pans a few hours daily and is con tent with his average income of $100 per month. This gentleman gave Mr. Ketchum many incidents of the early days of the grea Florence camp, among others the story of how "Three-Fingered Smith," with only a primitive rocker, cleaned up $700 per day in the Florence gulches. Speaking most cheer fully crPthe prospects of the-Florence Placers prop erty, Mr. Ketchum said: ... "It is, qf course, impossible to tell what you have until your elevator is actually at work, but if the property is one half as good as it is pictured by those who know it well, it will doubtless, pay your stockholders from 100 to 200 per cent There is" no use in talking, it certainly looks good." .. . Send Us Your Address and Receive a Handsome Booklet FREE OF CHARGE. ' V - TWO MORE CLAIMS ADDED TO THE FLOR ENCE PLACER COMPANY'S 27, INCREAS ING OUR GROUND Tty 580 ACRES Our alert mining engineer, Mr. H. B Perks, writes us from our Florence m In frig camp that he discovered amother tract of placer ground oom prlsltor two claims of 20 acres each, which he has filed upon In the namaof the company, and this Increases our holdings to 680 acres, or 2 claims in all. -And the reader may be sure that if Mr. Perks thought enough jf this ground to file upen It. it is worth filing upon, because he 1 not one who "runs wild' and tskes up ground merely to add to his .territory. It must have merit must possess real worth or he would not trifle with It; there- fore, we suppose It would be -perfectly proper to set our mark a little higher than it ever yet has been, but still we are content with out former pre diction that this stock will pay at lost 00 per cent to Its owners, once the mine is In full blast. Mr. Perks exr""ts to be washing gravel bv the first of September; hence, he soys "expenses will bo heavy for some time, because we will have to be going some if we get the water flying by September 1." "I WILL HAVE THE ROADS COMPLETED WITHIN TEN DAYS" He wrote last week, which means that they must be almost readv for travel now, or at least will t before this week Is over. "I have ;s men em ployed on the road and In putting the flnlshlngtouehes on the ditches, and will soon be ready for Uie sawmill and the r'P'ng you shipped from Port land and Seattle The water has receded from Ftltes so that that terminal is In good condition again. I hae staked two claims at the mouth of Crandall Gulch, the Violet, 900x1,000 feet, paralleling the Laura, and the Crandall. same size, paralleling the I.ulu. This Increases our holding to 580 fcr?' 11 therefore, seen that Mr. Perks Is not wasting any time, but is working In all directions for the best advantage of all who are Interested in the Florence Placers. - THERE ARE "NO IDLE HANDS AROUND THE FLORENCE PLACERS CAMP We have a great property up there, and every man "feels It in his" bones" and fa working with a vim akin to the soldier throwing up army breast worics as he views the enemy approaching in the distance. He labors with might and main. His one thought is to conclude his task. The one am Dltlon or our men is to get ready for the monster giants and delve down into Nature's chest of gold. AFTER JULY 15 THE TERMS WILL BE 25 PER CENT DOWN AND 25 PER CENT PER MONTH. AND AFTER AUG. 15 SPOT CASH PRICE OF SHARES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT J 00 shares, $ 25; 20C shares, 300 shares, 400 shares, 500 shares, cashi per month so; cash, per month 75; $18.75 cash, $ 9.37 per month 100: 25.00 cash, 12.50 per month 125r 31.25 cash, 15.62$ per month 600 shares, 700 shares, 800 -tbmres, 900 shares, 1,000 shares, $150; $37.50 175; 43.75 200; 200; 250; 50.00 cash, cash. cash, $18.75 2V.B7V, 25.60 fer month per month per month 53.125,; cash, 28.12U per month 62.50 cash, 3175 per month FIVB-PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR, CASH ON ALL SALES OF 300 SHARES OR OVER orrxexma John B. Cleland President (Judge Circuit Court) Geo. 1 Peas lee. Vice-President (Peaalee Bros. Company) Richard C. Hart ..Sec-Treaa. (Superintendent V. $. Light House Service.) . BxmscTOa J. B. Cleland W, W. Peas lee H. B'Perks B.C. Hart J. F. Boone Q. L. peas lee W. A. cleland Incorporated under the lawa of Oregon. Capital stock. 1?0 000, divided In 00 000 shares of the oar Talua of 50 cents per share. fuHJ- paid and non-aaeestable. All -shares 2i cents each. The Florence Placer Mining Co. 220 Commercial Club Building "Sh&SS Portland, Or. i . ,Mf l ro.u.r 'ldlr V thJ? ,,e nd "r,n n handsome booklet, fres cf charge, that TOntalns com plete fofmatln concerning the Florence Placers and, our mining proposition. B .oonna com Mr. Maxwell Praises the Placers Mr. I. N. Maxwell, former district attorney, fqr " ' Idaho county, Idaho, in which the Florence TIacer claims are located, after buying a block of stock,, extolled our property it follows: "I hare been enrer every foot of ydur Florence -: Placer ground, and having read your prospectus can. , earnestly say that you have not overstated or QMr estimated anything. It is as good as and better than you have represented. I was district attorney of Idaho county and helped get bill through eon- : gress annexing the Panhandle of Idaho to the state ' of Washington, but President Cleveland vetqetH it -I have traveled all over the Florence district, and it is true that more than $i0O,O0O,00O in placer gold has been taken out of those Florence gulches; We all have known for years-tiave known ever since we knew the district that these bottom lands are full of gold, and.it is not of the fine variety; either.: You will find it coarse and easily saved, and your ground It the richest in the country, ft it IM MENSELY RICH: I do not believe, there is Hch er:placer deposits anywhere.. .-. - -. . ." - . . " "I knew William Crandall well - 'lie was T man calculated to promote a mine pr.tnyhingj-. of that character." He knew absolutely not hi r; about such thingif or these mines would have bee ? worked 'years ago- ' ' . "As" I have "said, there Is .ABSOLUTELY KO QUJSSTION as tot&T richness of those There" 'never has Jbeen "more than ONE ;a t about mining this- property, and that w the r -ofavdump. Butyour gravel elevstort - t! : problem; so that" every obstacle i, t5 f ". ' Vr r 'moved. Why, there are miUins cf d--:: groundl I KNOW IT." M?i!, v r ' ... , . . we will mail you a band vrrie t I : I ) Vv