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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 21. 1808. ADMIRAtDIED HEARTBROKEN Satcst , t: IJiissians K'ecogni.e Rnjest-1 TCnsky's Merits, NoyThat He Is Dead. (raited Ptom I.ecd Wire , 8t. Petersburg, July 21. nispatches ,' today from Biidnauhelin. Oermtiny. say; Admiral Rojeatvensky tiled of a broken " heart the result of sorrow and dls- ', rprrpititloni aro being made here to-' -da-jor demonstr.it. on In honor of , , th (lmlral wJi hiul boon much be-, loved sluco he heroically plea.ted gnl t , of being responsible for the aurrrn.loi ( - of the Russian fleet In the battl.. of the , ea ot Japan, voluntarily fining the i -death penalty to save 1.1s offices. Political condition r such, mow- . ever, that ft la probable the f"tral j -win be unOFtentatioiis and without dla- 'ha circumstances of the death of. Rojestvermkv have toticnea me nro : of the Russian people and Borrow la . widespread. The papers recount at length his seir aacrlflce when he assumed blame for the loss of the Russian fleet. hen the ships were surrendered Hojestven nlcy was wounded and practically un conscious, and could have made a strong personal d.efense If he had de sired. His death sentence was corn muted by the csar, but his honor, ho Relieved, was forever lost. In the later days of his Ufa he pined and sorrowed .continuously and the ad vices from the German town where he found refuse say there la no doubt hla ' heart was broken. OLDM PENSION ; nijy. PASS British 1 Socialists Rejoice While Rosebery Predicts European War. 20c Handkerchiefs Wfec Each WOMEN'S UNLAUNDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, with lu'nistitchi'il edjjcs and embroidered corners, good Ql '20c each, .special W cdnesdav l&ZL qua lit v linen, rep. EMBROIDERIES. Edges ami Insertions, in wide or narrow widths, open or Mind effects, recnlar values to b.c the vara Special v ednesdnv, the vard 19c lUAJiiJU ViMLlINUb, in Tuxedo or chiffon effects, plain or clotted mesh, variety of col ors, regular values to Boc the yard. Special now only 17c MnMaWl mil" i i hsitiai aln iii M wi , iLiMjJMijsai 35c Oriental Laces at 13c Yard ORIENTAL EDGES AND INSERTIONS in cream or white, pretty laces that arc regularly worth to 33c the yard. Plenty of them for a busy day's selling. Your choice, the Q yard MECHLIN LACE, in edges or insertions, a clean-up of odd pieces worth to lfic the yard. Special rj only ... NARROW VAL. LACES, in edges or insertions, good as sortments, worth $1.00 per dozen yards. CQe Special ' 0C hop in J hi Cool St And Find No End of Warm Weather Goods Low Priced Now the Mammocks ? Sale Cviolei Cream 25c Ea Odd Dinner Sets Renular Price In your city home, or down at the beach where the cool breezes blow, swing one of these hammocks in a shady spot and know solid comfort. The investment is small in deed. A good quality hammock can be bought for 85 and on up to $3.50. CANVAS WEAVE HAMMOCK, concealed spreader and pillow, worth $1.10. Special CANVAS WEAVE HAMMOCK. cealed spreader and pillow, worth $1.50, at with 85c con- JACQUARD WEAVE HAMMOCKS, JACXMJARD WEAVE HAMMOCKS concealed spreader, pillow -"l Tl . t e,ri o o , (Culted Proi Leased Wire.) London, July 21. Socialists are re Joicing today over what they consider the greatest victory they have won in 40 years, the passing; to second reading in the house of lords of the old age pension bill, which now seems assured of becomlg- a law- The bill was passed after a bitter fight In which the United States pension system was denounced by word Ronebery. i Lord Cromer aided Rosebery in his fight on the bill. He admitted it was ' the gravest measure that had come be fore the house for many years and pre, , dieted that Ks passage would result in the adoption of a protective policy. '. Expressing the belief that a Kuropean conflict would be forced upon Great Britain before many years had passed, ,T.ord Rosebery declared It was the first duty of the country to prepare itself for such a condition. A protective policy, he paid, would tend to widen the breach between Great Britain and foreign nations and increaae the danger :of war. regVlafly worth $2.00 cial only JACQUARD WEAVE HAMMOCKS worth $2.25 each. Special at A REGULAR $2.50 HAM MOCK, only Spe- 1 tfi tDl.JU SMOCKS $1.65 $1.85 and valance, $1.85 value. $1.15 $1.35 LARGE-SIZE HAMMOCKS in hand some striped pattern, with concealed spreader, lay-back pillow and wide val ance, regular price $4.50 o 1A each. Special P)alU MYSTERY If. DEATH $2.95 CROQUET SETS, 8 balls and 8 mal lets, handsomely finished, regularly worth $4.00 the set. Spe cial CROQUET SETS, 8 balls and mal lets, beautifully finished and packed in hardwood box, a $5.00 J f set at ajM.eJU LARGE-SI Z-ED HAMMOCK of stripea aesign, same description as above, worth $5.00. Spe cial at $3.50 PROFESSIONAL SET, 4 balls and mallets, extra fine finish, mallets and screw handles, stakes and wickets, regular $10.00 set for f "Wealthy Nevada Mining: ' Man Is Thought to Have Been Poisoned. (United PreM Leased Wlre.J ; Los Angeles, Cal.. July 21. Efforts are being made today to solve the mys- -tery which surrounds the death of James C. McClanahan, ' a wealthy Ne vadan, who practically owned the town of Sandy. Mel'lanahan was found dead In his room at the Natick house late yesterday under Btrangu circumstances. Coming here Thursday to have his yes treated, McClaiiahan appeared to be in good health. When his body was found yesterday his fai n was distorted : In such a manner as to indicata Unit ha had died in terrible pain and It Is; e believed he was poisoned. i A bottle of medicine partially emptied 'was found in the room and it is thought Some mistake may have been made in compounding it. j The dead man. who was a bachelor, 67 years old, was known throughout 1 Nevada. He grubstaked many pros rectors during hla life and in that w.iv 1 acquired many valuable mines and was wealthy. long Gloves ai 29c Pair $5.00 1 7 nn 4 t f V 1 VIOLET CREAM, Wisdom's, reg. price 50c. Spe- Of cial, the bottle ZDC WHISK BROOMS with plush tops and black handles, reg. price 35c. Special, each ZUC DRESSING COMBS, .cellu loid, shell or amber color, reg. 15c value. Special, fk each iJC TOILET SOAP, Lilac Glycer ine, reg. price 10c. ij Special, cake Q WRITING TABLETS, Eaton Hurlbut's Overland, all sizes, reg. price 15c. Spe- f cial, each J )C ENVELOPES, Eaton Hurl but's Overland, to -atch above, reg. price 15c. Special, each PAPER NAPKINS, 100 in package, reg. price 10c. Special, the package . , FEAKL BUTTONS, sweet water pearl, assorted sizes, one dozen on a card. Special fnr Wrrlnptida v t1i Am H COTTON TAPE, assorted widths, one dozen pieces in a package, reg. price 10c Special, the package ... Regular Price lOel in 5c ii 5cl 5cJ An unusual bargain on High Grade Dinner Ware. They are remnants and odd pieces and must go quickly. It would be well to look over these sets for the furnish ing of your summer cottage. The savings are tremendous. DINNER SETS OtT WHITE SEMI-PORCELAIN 50 pieces, only $3.76 00-piece sets for ...S4T84K JOO-piece sets v:$7.45 DECORATED SEMI - PORCE LAIN DINNER SETS of from 50 to 112 pieces, good grade of ware and very pretty decorations 50-piece sets reduced to $5.32 GO-piece sets, .special $6.80 100-piece sets, special $10.55 93-piece sets, special $10.00 96-piece sets, special $0.10 112-piece sets, special $10.14 60-piece sets, special $9.25 DECORATED SYRACUSE CHINA DINNER SETS, pretty shapes and pleasing decorations 100 pieces for $8.25 112-piece sets only $9.00 DECORATED GERMAN . CHINA DINNER SETS of 100 pieces, regu lar value $22.50, for $15.50 HA VI LAND CHINA DINNER SETS 48 pieces, special only $28.75 69-piece sets for $42.50 CO-piece sets for $45.80 71-piece sets $45.25 145-piece sets $91.00 We also have a large number of odd pieces in fine Haviland China that must be closed out at once. Come a-bargain hunting. You will be well rewarded. KEW SITEMXTEXDEXT OF SHASTA DIVISION W. H. AVhalen Is Takn From C hi cago & Northwestern to Handle Mountain Une. SILK MESH GLOVES In black and white, sizes 5y3 and 6 only. Women who can wear these sizes find here the glove bargain of their lives. Tfiese are cool and neat-looking, a splendid quality, selling regularly at $1.75 the pair. Extra special for Wednes- )( day only, choice LtuC Men's Underwear Men's Fancy Weave Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers in white, pink or blue, reg. 75c the gar- J ment. Special frlC Men's Twilled Night Shirts, sizes Hi to 19, regularly $1.00 17Q each. Special ifC Men's Fancy Half Hose, in Men's Golf Shirts, extra qual dots, stripes or Jacquard pat- ity chambray, madras or per terns, 35c values. rt Bcale, all sizes, $1.25 "7r m t 1 1 dtsv. vames j, m 1 1 1 Shoes at $339 (oMrens 2Qc HosTlld You'll serve your own best in terests by attending this ale and buying not only one but SKV KRAL pairs. Shoes worth to $7 the pair goin ;it three-thirty-nine. Need you be urged to come and share in such royally good bargain giving as this? ANY LOW SHOE TO $6.00 AT, PAIR ANY LAIRD, 6 CO. SHOE AT ANY FRENCH HEEL, EXCEPT PEGG Y FROM PARIS, WORTH C7 7fl TO $7 4D.jy In a nutshell there's the story of tho ereati-st shoe hnrpatn trn've told th puhllp of I'urtland about this summ-r. Think of the- 1 1 emenflous saving possibilities that thin sale presents. You may rhnnne Ht will from this still superb assortment of low shoes nnj take away any pair worth to $6; vou may purchase ultra-smart dress shoes worth to $7, and you may buy any of the well know n I-A IH1 1 - Si'IK iKHEll'S shoes. Then, too, we offer all our fanry colored leathers, including (rreen, brown, old rOse and blue. Any riNCJREK shoe or Oxford In the store (28 styles in all) and nny $3.,r.O shoe or Oxford In our entire stock. Choice, without limit WORTH $3.39 SCH0EBER $3.39 OR LOUIS El 1 & t 1PW CHILDREN'S and MISSES' -COTTON HOSE in white or black, reg. price 20c kt inc pair, opctiai . . . WOMEN'S FAST BLACK COTTON HOSE with em broidered ankles, regular 35c values. Special Wednesday , BATHING SUITS of high grade alpaca; come in brown, blue or black; white sailor col lars, trimmed with braid; reg ular values $2.50 to 1 1. 7 11c 23c n lit t, n t k o ia $3.39 v RIBBONS in fancy plaid, Dresden or changeable ef fects, G to 9 in. wide, worth to $l.?.r) per yard. Special , 69c $8.50, reduced RIBBONS in fancy warp print effects, width 4 to 6 in., plaid and striped effects.worth to 6oc yard, on sale at 25cj New Yarns in Lingerie Dresses Worth to $25 at $9.98 Gowns 87c are showine a full line of wool Yarns & WOMEN'S NIGHT QOWNS. of fine We are showing a full line of wool Yarns in all the leading shades; a complete as sortment as to color and kind; we also sell books of instruction in knitting and crochet work. Linen Collars 10c Tailored linen Collar?, silk Stocks, Tabs, Jabots, silk Bow lies, Dutch G)llars, embroidered and net Rows, etc., odd lines; worth to 6c, choice. 10c (I'nltfi? IYpm Lenaed Wire Son Fram isoo. July : 1 - W H Wha len, formerly superintendent ' f the Iowa dlIV.T of the '! . hj.o - ,N'nr'h-ratt-rn r'allrond. tial be... cl,,.sen by the Soutttern J'acltic fts super i r ! n li-n t ef the Sl.a.--t,i division of t e ro;,.i, ' -h Includes : inU-s of n. .--.t:i:r. l:n-s from led Hluft. 'a!.. to Avr.l md. r . with the new line n"W belrir bu'.it from Vi, In Shasta c.-inty. to K!an:at). falls. Or. Whan is today o-. t!,e wav to rt!n.mtnr to assume ch.rte of hi Bw division. .Whaln hs le.n in rai'.roa r-k for the pan 4i vears and Is well k: w, In SuTu-V ""y l'or"on r ,he 1 "r leJ Progressive Policies Inaug Coo, clean, fresh, dainty. What's better for a smart summer gown than a lingerie dress. These come in quite the smartest modes and the finest of materials. Filmy lawns, laces and embroideries are combined in rarely pleasing effects. Perfect taste in style designing and trim ming are shown, also the bargains are greater than have yet been quoted this season on dresses of like merit. So take heed to this invitation and come early tor the dress you'd like best. Choosing is sure to be rapid and if you delay a f I I If I fAF f your tavonte may be snapped upoy some one more prompj. vais. to jo ar vs? o WOMEN'S NIGHT GOWNS, of fine cambric or muslin, in a variety of styles, low round, V-shaped or high neck, laca or embroidery trimmed; $1.25 val- QJq Dress Goods 25c 50c and 60c colored wool Dress Goods, 36 inches wide, in over 50 different patterns, for three days' selling, we reduce the price to half and less than half, OC choice ZiOC JAPAII TMES STEP FORWARD 3IKS. KNOW I, WD DIES Sl'DDKXLY united in Handling Af fairs of Kailroad. trailed Prrm V.ti Wl i Alairsda, . J .;;- n Arfar.g- rOts for the f .irf ral of Mn J h KnowUod lf of r,nfnm.n Klnd, will not b mad unt;l or1 Is rrtivr-S lMy from h r m..-n.r sjid ietr. who ltvs at Auburn. Wh Mrs. Knolnd di-d suddr.ir from tirt faiiur 1st restcrday at t.rr h, m fcer, : Followlnr a nmnm at th 'n'T attr of tl.e rsclft'- at Kunta rur CoiifrMmn Kno;nd and v ' r rnrrd it Tfomi, Arrti I u-, tt th ketw of fh late W H F f the rlaca faihrr. It rttpd Pra Lird Wlr ) . July ri Th flrt of tb ptdi company have been the nul je. t of much diplomatic communii a! ion slr-e the f ud of the war between JapHn and Hussla, S. II. 3I0I(rAX ilOME. Mir tr rMldreti s ft r hr foot sanlala ail sls. II 1 pjr for rl and womn s ll.tt bsrsf xK rmn-: dais, ail si: Te a pah- for mi- rnt -r" IUI barefoot e&ndala aU ; a pair for itMi Ij Ti an I lio iTaTr, ail !! n1 ', ar.r-le t Stnro fV . VHrrlin ! art lt rrft a4 First, ala-ji rorr f irat an 4 Jaalsoo. rl. a ri 1 !. n r f ' " : r Ur ...irr .1 tna r.a-.d' (.: i r.j.Ar d m Anifr;. It . r. Kakss sn In tares tin ff- Report of Boal nass Conditions In tka East. 8. H. Morgan, mpttilitr of the East Side firm tt Morican-Atchlry Furniture company, returned yesterday from an eastern trip. In fpeakitiR of his ex periences he observed Yesterday waa reported hv Port landers as arn et 91 in the shade, but If they had b'en with me In Chl ra(to a week ago last Saturday they wiuld have had something; to really complain liKiut. with the mercury atandlna: at 101 in tt e shade. Paper In the Wlndv L'ltv claimed It was the hottest dav In s ven arg. I couldn't e proitreaal vea to be InauicJ- account for It iipon tLe grounds of a J..pan was announced today I f1"1 camj.alrn. because thrre li no pi , , . , ! lltiral esoltwnent whatever. Political -pe'lal or,.er m Issued dl- . dolnss were unusual!) (uiet In the ! "ie affairs of tn South f umliur and carpet lines, which I was - hallway c-rr.panv and thi I l'-;r.s; up. I found that buyers from - r.' tr e Kan'''ir.t Dro" tne western states arc- purchasing fully t.' c.'ntrvid te-eafter by ' '"v as ever, w r.K-h Is not true of of r oir.tnu'-lcat ona the b.iyera from the ;.niddi wet and ... r ,,..'-. tt. mtieh ! eastern states W tie a people are t- . .f I',.. Arti r e-.Tit ,f 1 roii to rnc.st if.eir own section '. -he n- it.i.-er of w r i. 1 xintry. there are so verv many he mt: nf what cor- "at indicate that th Pacific .-oa t ' c.s. ...t. in espeotahv the northwest, is In ; condition, w are Justified in hei;.-lr. i..i nn r,t thm hiv.'thls la a faord portion of t'lls "Oiin- BIG CORPORATIONS GIVE CHEAP ALIEN LABOR ITS FINISH (Tnlted Preaa Leased Wlre.l PlttsbttrR. July 21. Illiterate forwlgrn ers are barred from employment at the ovens of the II. C. Frick Coke company the fuel end of the I nlted Mates rteel corporation, and Enn-itsh-spoekin work men are being hired today to fill the vacancies at the "onnells llle plant. As the Frick company was one of the first corporations to sdvocate the em I'lovrr.erit of cheap foreirn lsbor, the announcement that only Americans, or men who have lived In this country for a certain number of years, will be hirad Is preeted with Joy In labor circles. Coty homes re btlne; built for the American workmen by several large corporations which have decided to( abolish foreign lator. and In soms In- stances plans sre being drawn for towns to be settled arid conducted by the workmen So widespread has the movement against foreign InbtV become that steamship "agencies in the Pittsburg dis trict have cabled Instruct Ions to F.u mpe thst 10.000 laborers whj returned home during the financial stringency sre not to come hack to this country as their former employers will not give them work. The employers have de cided that American labor Is cheaper In the end, ss the workmen are mere Intelligent and have the fact in their favor that they keep part of their wages in circulation here, while th roomers so the police were called last night, it was up to Hlrsch and Wan lc.s to get the woman out. She waa found lying on the floor, robed In a maudlin smile and entirely helpless to dresa herself or stand upon her feet The policemen were. pUMled what to do, but finally they singled out one niece of ltngorle and tried It on. It seemed to Tit. so they put on another. Pa tiently they labored with buttons and strings and clasps. At last the woman was fit to be taken to the street, and with a alrh of relief the nolioemen turned her over to Matron Simmons, who, strange to say, founu most of tha garments right ena up WILH0IT SPRINGS Hotel Now Open DISCHARGED TEACHER IS REINSTATED (Salem .Bursas of Tba Journal.! Palem. Or . July 11 Motion for dls missal by the defendant In the caaa of tha school board cf District It of Ine of tha country. new tfo-e the p. ssn-japaneae i.ut ir. irrn;n or an era trer -t.rr.ect - r, i ue part cf the txa'sura rar.'r.at. The ltrp'U trdr I the f:rt ahasv- lilt. T . t l . . I I T . . 1 i. . ,i,t 4a;n W1M se?t v j -aim wnh Russia. Englatd and Chin , . , . j s?-T.ir,lstrttoB rf the Manchu- Tuclier tnr v( ramei trtrI lq , n'. r::ar ss th arn-T wljr bo a- th tert for dys tfbat stwierT le? t at to control the destinies f h'rfM rvpJ to get to wtecs t I U company. atra at . f 1 Th r avffaira ( tta rsUlwsr peat iiri.,r,n i,,r the r rogrealrea slnr ' ri Kr"1 ' ' V woria r"urauure is oe 'he c.id Kats.ra cab'ret waa di..oiv1 cmec.iv cheaper than It was a year s sr and la tiotabir so on dressers, brass beds. d,n- ! ra r.f ri-jir.g chairs, rockers, etc. The trsle 1 pitj era r' ce inai t nicagn inn season bgs exceiled all former exhibitions of Clr.ina rhs'.is and rwksra "We haver made prf'Vla'ofl for the-rapld expansion ef mir busln-es and greatly enlarged our stork." Ki POLICEMEN ASSUME BRAND NEW ROLE OF LADIES IN WAITING Lt i-tntr light art shlr.e rfore men. that thy may sea yor goo4 worka." Wait a. it. . Mary and varied ar the duties of a policeman He has tn lock ovt for s wer lids ttat have gone astray, ta watoha for flrea. he shoves drunks In to the patro wagon, e picks tip nnt children, and ha does a thousand oth;f things. but It la aaldoa that a ffloer la ooutity vs. H. W. fmlth, teacher at foreigners ship most of their money out Junction City, appealed to Superln tendent Arkerman from the decision of tne county superintendent or Lads coun ty, has been sustslned by his honor, the superintendent of public Inatruc tlon. Smith ass released by th school board of the Junction City school for alleged use of profane lang-aags and ha appealed to Mr. Arkerman. Tha school board cf Lane county dlaytct accused Sfnltti cf teaching ths children to dance and go through move mer, ta that were not required in tha course cf study. Tha superintendent of Ina county did not find tha ram plaints well baaed and decided la favor of ths teacher. The board then, art pea!! t the state nperln tendent Tha eas was diem I seed ths ground that a fall settlement had ben made tte tweea all tie parttea. fomwd to art ss a lady's maid Patrol men Hlrsch and Waniess however, ran Qualify aa ladle ln waiting at any tima. for they hare had experience. A woman, who has been la a North Tenth street boarding; house foe asr eral days, tad remained under tha la fldestce of lxiuor prmcf1c.lly ail tha Una, Sha disturbing tha other i . y Stage learea Oregon Cltv. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday until July 1. then dally at a. m. Kara II. I F. W. dally at McLerau, proprietor. NO PRISON STRIPES FOR D0UKH0H0RS Leaeed. Wire.) trntted Pre Regtna, Saak.. July 21. Tha Iouk- hobers In tha city lall and their leader, who la In the guard room at the mount ed police barracks, refuse all food of fered them. Their friends on Satur day brought them apples and peanuts and they have subsisted on this food aver since. They are etlll In a nude state and absolutely refuse to wear prison cloths Preliminary estimate ef acreage plant- is if an Increase of year. 1 00. 96.1KIO acres. .Cfe.600 acrea over lt rozaov oak rouonia. Ballard a Bnow Liniment eurea It. Mr. O. H. P. Correllua, Tamer Ore, writes My wife baa discovered that Bno LinlBsant cures "Poison sk Poisoning. " a vary painful trouble. Hh not only cured a caae of It on herself. wit on two pr ner rrienas who were rolsonefl py this same ivy. Price Jta, aad ll.rC Sold by Skldmoro Drug Oecks war lnresMed r llli.