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( ) ' . . . THE OREGON SUNDAY ' JOURNAL'. PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNINO. ULY 28. 1908 10 HEWS BOTES OF CHICAGO STATE JOINS IN a or mm long HcraMed Prosperity Bet urns to Country A1- vices Show Thousands of 3ren Ilnve Keen Put Back to Work Recently. IVIcatos Determined to Execute Soon Some thing Besides Talk. (Spatial Dlajat-ti to Tb Journal.) Chicago, July 24. Reports from more than SO states received heru this week Indicate that the Ion heralded business revival la making itself strongly felt In the middle and far west, while New England and tha Atlantic states are re . covering more slowly from the elterts of the depression. Manufacturers nnd dealers west of rtttsburg report that tha last two months have seen a marked . Increase In the volume of business and prospects for the future are very en- fouraglng. In Chicago over 10,000 rail road men have gone back to work since . the first of the yenr. Half of the men tha packers laid off during the winter are back at their old places. There has been a marked falling off In the num ber of Idle freight cars since the high mark which wan reached In May. Pros pects for the crops in Illinois are good, tha alight reduction In wheat acreage being offset by the increase In oats and estlmatea for the corn crop placing tha total at 325,000,000 bushels, or about the same aa last year. Reports from Milwaukee, Puluth. Detroit, f'incinnatl, Ht. Louis, Kansas City and Denver are uniformly favorable. In all these cities men are finding good employment and business on the Increase. The south Ulso reports progress. Advices from Pittsburg, however, state that In the ant mills are still running at only 50 to 0 per cent capacity, although more men are being put to work every day. The gain In confidence, as shown by the increase In postofflca receipts announced last week, has been particularly notice able west of the Alleghanlcs. The June receipt at the Chicago postofflce were 148,000 greater than After two months the mystery sur rounding the disappearance of John Cunningham, an employe of W. A. lies- 1 slan's stables, 122 Union avenue, was -report w-.Aur.-.arcWtecljE,iuartlally. solved by the dJst'p.vsry at nof'rt ; yesterday or a body otr Urn Ash street dock which answers the description of Cunningham and lias been Identified by . an acquaintance. j Cunningham, who was 40 years old, In known to have carried considerable 1 money at the time of his disappearance i two months ago. He hail been drinking ; when last seen. It v;is feared that he ' had met with foul nlav at the hands of1 men who desired his purse. As the body has been in ttie water for many weeks it will be difficult to learn the cause of death positively. Hugh Brady, the diver, fcm;:d the body while on the river In a skiff. Deputy Coroner Dunning was called and took charge Rt once. for the corre sponding month financial depression had begun to make Itself felt. Will Visit America. American buildings may serve as models for Japan's new $10,000,000 house of parliament, according to Kara etaro Hayashlda, special envoy of the Mikado, wno Is now in this country pre- -penni.-a-- refion oj-.jmx-.arcniisciy 'particularly as shown In Chicago. .New York, Washington and San Francisco. Kngland Germany, France, Italy and other European countries will be vis ited by Mr. Hayashlda, but It Is under " etood that the United States will have ! the preference when it comes to the 'election of architects to draw the plana and superintend the erection or the building. "There's a deep bond of sympathy and feeling net ween the Jap anese people and the white races of the .' west," said. Mr. Hayashldu. "Japan ese ideals and Intellectual sympathies re western rather than eastern. Our people are nearer to the white races of the west than they ever will be to the Chinese. We have patterned our constitution after the. German constitu tion, our courts after the courts of France, and are considering building our houses of parliament after the American style of architecture. Of the American fleet now on the Pacific we have been more anxious than for any thing else to Bhow how we can make evident our sincere feeling of friendship for this country by the welcome we will five the battleships when thev arrive n Japaneso waters." The Japanese nvoy will attend the International par liament of nations at Berlin In Septem ber, This will be the first time that Japan has been represented in the In ternational congress. Mr. Hayashlda, while in this1 city, particularly noted the skyscrapers and steel constructed buildings with a view to determining the moat effective type of construc tion to withstand the severe earth quake shocks prevalent in Japan. Crop Conditions. The attention of the country is once more focused on crop conditions and now on the eve of the harvest season I conflicting reports of conditions In til- I grain belt have made the outlook I doubtful. Since the first forecasts ..f a bumper crop were made estimates nave been continually scaled uunn. Only lately the government's first es timate of 1,000,000,000-bushel oat crop has had to be revised and the total production of this cereal this year will probably be only normal. Last year's heat in the northwest and the frequent rains and ravages or the Hessian fly in Kansas, Missouri and the southwest have combined to lower the original forecast of a 750,000.000-hushel whest crop to possibly 100,000.000 bushel Consumers and the speculative trade are watchlns: the situation keenlv and each rhanging condition affecting the I crops both here and abroad Is reeistered i oay oy ciay ny me tnirajrn oo iraae ana inner exenanaes or the coun try. As a result of this information which costs the exchanges thousands of dollars weekly to secure, producers will get full benefit of the high pries and millions of dollars will find th.-lr way Into the farmers pockets bj,- the time the harvest Is completed and thfv re ready to selL "The farmer todav Is a student of world conditions." sal.: During the coming week many cities and counties through the state will ap point delegates to an Oregon good roads conference to be held at the Tortlund Commercial club convention hall August 11. The whole state will be represented and the railroads have made a rate of one and n third fare It Is proposed to lay out and adopt practical pluns for re forming the worst road system In the I'nlted Btatns. said system being alleged to exist In Oregon. A number of progressive cities have already appointed delegates or confreres. The following are reported ut this date: Forest drove. Forest droxe board of trade W. II Hollis. president- O. 8. Allen, sicretarv; Colonel Harry Ilaynes, K. W. Hlanen, A. H. Todd. J. W. Hughes, John Thornburgh, John MoClaren, II. II. Stuart, V. H. Limber Forest Grove, Oregon Htate Orange Austin Buxton, master. i Albany, Albany Commercial club 1. I. Dasent, secretary; A. C. Kchmltt, lion. C. H. Stewart, Hon. J. N. Duncan, George j Taylor. Albany, county court J. V. Pipe. Al bany; if. L. Forrester, Tangent; D. H. ! Pearce Harrlsburg; W. L. Wallace, Leb- I anon, T. C. Isom, Brownsville. i Junction City A. K. Tower, secretary Commercial club; G. C. Mlllett. The conference Is In the nature of a spontaneous uprising of men over the state who are determined to outline and adopt a plan that will accomplish some thing besides talk toward the betterment Of the county roads throughout Oregon, i The present laws are largely at fault.! having been obsolete for years. While Oregon has gained a fine start; toward settlement and development, and a vast sum of money and energy Is j being expended every year to advertise, for homeseekers. nothing has ben done I to make good roads, which are the most j Important In influencing newcomers to settle In the rural districts, where they , are the most imperatively needed. The Bnker City Commercial club has i sent word that It will Insure the attend-i ance of a good delegation at the confer- j ence. Similar news has been received j from the Lh Grande Commercial club. ! Hood River nnd other places. Judge1 Goodln of Washington county will at- ; tend with a delegation of 20 men. CUNNINGHAM'S BODY ! FOUND IX THE lllYFAl CUT-RATE. DRUG SALE, There arc special sales every dav in Lipnian-Wolfe's "Owl" Cut-Hate Drop; Store. I-ook for bargains in counter dis play. Every article always reduced. tiponan TOfe $ &. Arrow Collar for, 1 5c ' Dr. Jaeger's Underwear ' PlcUf-Framlng HeaddTiartert PICTURE, FRAMING We do more picture-frarhing than till Portland picture stores combined. Larg est stock of mouldings in town, put to gether by experienced artistic workmen. Lipman-Wolte s (ureal July Clearance sales Merchandise that is in greatest demand to meet midsummer needs is offered here at prices that are phenomenally low for such desirable qualities. By taking advantage of this op portunity one may obtain fresh, new. highgrade merchandise at positively the most re markable price concessions of the whole year. Lvcry Section of This Great Store Contributes to This ILvent With Values Remarkable as Those Told of Below Silk and Lingerie Dresses Values up to $30.00 SILK DRESSES Two-Tiece Princess Shirtwaist and Jumper Dresses, Dresses, made of soft chiffon silk in the popular colors of blue, ... . . t, ..i . l .. 'it. p-rav. black ana Drown, rrennv ininmeu wnn wic collars, yokes, etc. Values to $.10.00 for ... .' V 1 i Willi 1MVV- $7.95 LINGERIE DRESSES Assortment of Lingerie Princess dresses, daintily made of organdie and mull, in light.blue, champagne. pink and white. I rimmed richly witfi laces and tucking. Val. to $.30 for only. Lawn and Swiss Kimonos SHORT KIMONOS Women's Short Kimonos or Dressing Sacqucs, made of plain white or ., fancy figured lawns and dotted Swiss, loose or belted style. Values to 01. $1.35 for QyC LONG KIMONOS Fine Lawn and Dotted Swiss Long Kimonos, yoke, belted and loose styles, scalloped, edge and bandings. values i?o $.1.&U each tor low. price ot onlv In the Millinery Section TURNDOWN SAILORS Latest and headwear for Made of fine Milan and rustic straws. Hard to'satisfc, demand ; smartest summer. $2.25 "$7.95 BANDED SAILORS All styles.very fine grades. The " - neatest and smartest of hats for the American summer girl. Values ( 9i.oy Tune Roses, American Beauty Roses, Crush Roses, Foliage, Cornflowers and Women's Knit Underwear K..'?..? tuiiun Mne Lotton Vests, low neck, $2.49 to $2.25 now FLOWERS ucs, onlv 1111;C11C, IctU ailU f aiaia 2Tc values Values up to $6.50 WOMEN'S WAISTS A great sale lot of Women's - Waists of lingerie materials, ecru lace net and Japanese silk. Some made of soft mull and lawn, verv prettilv trimmed with filet. Valen ciennes and other laces. Some beautiful ecru lace net effects. Also Japanese' Silk Waists in lingerie aiid tai lor-niade effects. Values to $(5.50 at one fl Q low sale price of. per garment, only J 2LtJO no sleeves, regular J eck, no 29c LISLE VESTS Fine Lisle Vests, low neck, " sleeves, regular 38c val- Women's Hosiery TAN HOSIERY Women's Tan Lisle or Cotton Stockings, made with seamless foot and double heels and toes, tan shades. Regular 3"c pair All new , V Z3c 16 -BUTTON SILK DECREASE OF JAPS ADMITTED TO V. S.I (I'ulted I'rus Uwa Wire.) Vancouver, " U. 0.. July 25. Advice ; brought by the Hteamer Empress of Japan reoeiYed today Indicate that no matter what bf lnoreasn of Japanrrw Immigration to Canada has been, a tie- i elded decrease has taken i-lace In the number of Japanese admitted to the United 6inea. For 12 montha eridinn I July 1, ISA", the number of Japanese ! who were-admltted to the I'nlted States j totaled 6.045. for the same period i ending July I. this year, only 3,416, or 2.H29 lens than last year, landed on American soil. Niagara sizes, in $1.75 values for . 2-CLASP SILK GLOVES KVhutton length " K a y s e r and Silk (iloves. Double-tinned fineers, all lack, white and colors. Regular nri t r T cll Z"1 I I me Very DCSI ailK IjlUVCS BLACK HOSIERY Women's Fine Black Lisle i hread or rme Maco Lotton Stockings, with embroidered instep in a great vari ety of fancy patterns. Values to 63c (fr "j per pair. Three pairs for J I .1111 Cowhide Suitcases SUITCASES Extra well made, of cowhide leather. heavv protected corners, double steel frame, straps alj around. A suitcase 95c GLOVES- -clasn "Kavser" and F o w nes" Double- black and 49c SWORE HE MAILED' i XOITCE OF SMALLPOX Tinned Silk (rloves. all sizes. white. Regular 75c and $1.0(1 values Women's Handkerchiefs de luxe in every respect. Reg. $13 val. $8.98 , Wash Goods Clearance IRISH DRESS LINEN 27 and 36 inches wide, In solid blues, pinks, laven der, tan and gray ; also with white hairlines and checks. Never before sold for less than 50c, 60c and 75c yard. Your choice Monday for tf C DOTTED SWISS Arnold's Celebrated Applique , Dotted Swiss, white and tinted grounds, with or without borders. Regular "J (y ;5c values at, yard J W C Sale of Lace Curtains LACE CURTAINS Cluny, Irish Point, Marie An- - toinette, Battenberg and nov elty effects, white or Arabian color, all made of good quality bobbinet, 2l2 and 3 yards long. (I A i Values to $8.50 pair d)DTrV LACE CURTAINS Renaissance, Cluny, Marie An- toinette, Cable Net and Scotch La.re. in large variety,, white and Arabian color, 2 and, .i yards long. Regular $4.00 and $4.50 pair for $2.89 EMBROIDERED 'KERCHIEFS Women's r - " EmbruidY Handkerchiefs, floral effects, wide ranjre of patterns. LINEN Fine ;1 Swiss 1 Reg. .?5c values reduced to I Ow 'KERCHIEFS Women's Hand-Embroid-' ered Linen Handkerchiefs SUITCASES Double steel frame, heavy cowhide corners, straps all around, linen- lined, length 26 inches. Regular $6.00 value $3.98 Dr. A S. .('anfleld was brought Into the municipal rourt yesterday on com plaint of Health Officer Pohl, who charged him with falllnK to report a ease of smallpox to the city health of fice. Dr. Canfieh' swore that he mailed a notice to the lien t li department and the charge was dismissed. New Trail Opened. (Spcolnl Plupatoh to Tti Journal.) North Powder, Or., July i;5. Forest Ranger Parker of the AVhitman nation al forest has started the new trail, which Ik to run up Antone creek to tlin Anthony lakes, thence to Grande Ronde lakp I-Rt vpar Mr. Parker laid out the Chicago board of anf bit a trail up Anthony creek to the ImtJanii mine", touching the (Irande Ronde lake In prstnsr. These trails aim to connect the North Powder, Anthony nnd flrande Ronde lakes. A portable electric fan with which n burner can direct a Jet of air upon a patron's face or hair 1b a recent Invention. The Old Reliable CHICAGO Painless Dentists HATS STOOD THE TEST OF TT1CB ri TEETH K commission man. commenting on th present situation. "Never before has so I jfO BTTTDEITTS, HO OAS, HO COCAIHB rlesr an example been eiven of the , chant ex wrought In the grain business by the present elaborate system of crop T'ports. Last week's scare In the north west will benefit every whest growe 1n the country, except those actually af fected by ciop Injury, for the Informa tion, gathered by the big enrhanges uts the farmer In tourhvlth the sup ply nnd demand of the whole world and enables hlru to reap any profit that may come from an anticipated shortage In tha crops " Htw rrmtml Order. To the 2. 000. 000 Klks. Ow!s and mem ters ot other benevolent societies In the I'nlted States which have aoologlcal names lias Just ben sd ted the newly nrganlged Fraternal order of White Mic. With this newcomr In the field tha names of at least a score of the bet ter known bessts and birds have ien Utilised 8s titles for societies The ten-! cVney to select animal mn Fems to ta doep aested and growing one, and an investigation into th um o' these Mibm would make an Inter'-stlrg stud v. Tha Fraternal Order of th. Moose la ma cf the most re-ent aif)lt'"ns to thej nisi wuirj me ruiniws am nrners ram4 for tha big anlmsls Air.org the benevolent societies the Beavers and rlea both hava large memberships Anvther erW. the Owls, has 15 nsts 11 frrr the country, with a home nest In Pouth Bend. Ind. There sre over 5.0 members belonging to th.-se The Fraternal Order of Regies has an enroll neat f r t0 00 members and the I'.Us la ne tt tha largest inevilnt orieiiea in t nirtjo, the total disburse- ii-v Crown ate nn meats running Into millions of dollars 1 t,, , ' S.W Tha Indejodent Order of Foresters has ' Brl 4 W ork- Pr ,ootn 5.00 aa trtllsnent of lit ftf. members lfn Crown S3. 50 to 95 OO ta tntal disbursements for benefit, to b.,, Rurih ru,, '0 Ha SDemberm. amounts to IJt.SOO ft Aluminum Lired S.WJ aiaea Its organisation ,i;4 Th.i 1 L red uuearest named aacret soeletr fojnl In o. allO.OO to Slg.OO I1.UU 2.00 aaa m Vegetables Vspr used only by us for lamieaa Eitractinc 60 broken line of initials. Regular 12c and loc r values. Monday for the special low price of. . . . Laces of All Kinds Fancy Wash Belts FANCY BELTS Such as plain Gold, Silver and " Fancy Tinsel Belts ; also Elas tic Belts in plain and neatly decorated styles, vari ety of buckles. Regular Toe to $1.25 val ues for Room-Size Rugs BODY BRUSSELS RUGS Room size, large vari ' ety of handsome ori ental and conventional designs. Easy to sweep and wear like iron. value for only A regular $35.00 $24.95 53c LACE SALE Another great sale lot of Laces, in ' eluding appliques, net tops, medal lions, bands, etc. Val. to 50c vd. reduced in this sale to low price of, per yard. . . . This office Is equipped with all tha latest appliances and formulas for do ing hlgh-rljss work I had ?T teeth extracted by the use of Vegetable Vapor ami cheerfully rec ommend tha method: had no pain or bad result MRS hEURANT, Vancouver, Wash. OUR PRICES 1 . - - . ' ' ' " ' 1 " . n i in , Hi:. ...... fhtoa.v hwa-ar. Is the Cones t n4ed ! r uln Crer t Hoe Hooa. an organisation cf ! Gold Fillings.. lumbermen, with a large membership Strrsnc Csxar. FSrat ait ranger Krraae sna. hot that s mr aisshrai a yea !-. aeon4 btrTrl ;6om't &ub It Jt arajt kera tUl I rail a po4ic staa. Jirst ,! .Wat W? gwe. F fwrrer purglera brlt fnta are e the K '.g r,(U as4 left this Chicago Painless Dentists com. rrm ahb wakxhtost tha rlcht cfflc. Re s-ore ; r.u , s ra Lady s'tetisnt - Veilings, Ribbons, Collars CHIFFON VEILING All colors, plain and dotted - 18 and 24 inches wide. Just the kind for making the new hat drapes and auto veils. Regular fine and 65c values FOUR-INCH RIBBONS Four-inch All-Silk Taffeta Ribbons, all 45c the new shades of light blue, pink, brown, cardinal, black and white. Regularly 23c yard. Sale price, the yard TURNOVERS Women's Turnover Collars, beauti- ful embroidered and hand-drawn de signs, different widths. Regular values to 35c for 15c 'eauti-,-n de- 9c Muslin Underwear GOWNS Women's Cambric and Nainsook Gowns, - circular and square neck, trimmed. Val ues to $1.50 for the low price of 1 A only JKIU CORSET COVERS Extra Quality Nainsook Corset ' Covers, daintily trimmed with fine laces and insertion, etc. Values to $2.25. On sale Monday at only $1.39 Children's Wash Dresses COLORED WASH DRESSES Children s Colored Dresses, made of good quality chamhray or ginghams, high or low neck, long or short sleeves, ages 2 to 6 vears. Val- f Q ues to $1.50 COLORED WASH DRESSES Children's Colored Wash Dresses, of WASH BELTS White Linen Wash Belts, neatly embroidered, choice fsy pearl buckles. Reg. 50c values for AVv Carpet Rug Samples RUGS Axminster and .Velvet Rug Samples. Vi yards long, bound ready for use. orth three times this low sale price of fl "J "fl f -3)i.i y RUGS Tapestry Brussels Rug Samples, bound ready for use. Worth three times this sale price g O Tailormade Wash Suits TAILORMADE SUITS Made of plain and striped duck, in all the colors, latest and smartest styles. Real summer $5.85 values $10.00. Very special at only. . TAILORED WASH SUITS Made of finest quality pure Hncn, rep and poplin, in the smartest and plainest tailormade ef fects, all plain colors. Values up to $30 for $9.85 Comforts and Blankets COMFORTS Covered with, figured 1 good, large, full 1 Q weight, regular $2.00 values W 1 00 BLANKETS Highly Fleeced Cotton Blankets, 98c Women's Hose Supporters WOMEN'S SUPPORTERS "Diana" Pad Hose " - Supporters, 4 straps, strong fasteners. Regular 35c values. Sale Price 1C BELT SUPPORTERS With frilled elastic, all col- velvet silkoline, steners. ors, Regular 35c values for gnp CHILDREN S SUPPORTERS Pin-on style ular 15c values reduced to only Z.3. borders white or gray, with fancy 23c . Reg- 10c BLANKETS 100 pairs of Cotton Blankets, suit- able for summer use; also CQx- for Sheets for winter. Reg. 85c value OO Reg. $3.00 Hammocks $1.89 HAMMOCKS Heavv Double-Twine Hammocks. firmly woven, large sire, light and dark colors, for Values to $3.00 on sale $1.89 plain chambray and gingham, yoke or Buster stvles, sizes 2 to 6 years. Values to 85c for. 49c 25c Ginghams, 15c Yard GINGHAMS Plain colors. 33 inches wide, in tan. 15c light blue, mediam blue, gray. Worth 25c yard. Sale Monday Hair Mattresses MATTRESSES Very best quality 35-pound Mat- quality Regu- tresses. filled with best hair, covered with strong A. C. A., ticking. larlv 525.00 everywhere in Portland. This sale Wash Goods Clearance PRINTED WASH GOODS A sacrifice of the ' year's most desir able novelties at about a third of their regular prices. Broderie de Soie. Carracose Organdie, French Organ-die.-Raye, best Irish Dimitv, white and tinted grounds, beautiful floral effects. Regular 35c, 50c and 60c yard. Sale price I t Q. BATISLE Silk Band Batiste, 40 in. wide, in brown, navy, lavender, black and white. "J Reg. 25c a yard. Great variety at only I AC SILK MIXED GOODS Rough-Weave Silk-MUed Wash Goods, the most popular fabric of the season, in tan, Alice blue, pink. brown and gray, v alue .5c the yard. -Monday sale $14.95 37c Women's Coat Sweaters SWEATERS Women's Knitted Coat Sweaters, in the desirable colors of cardinal, red "Owl" Cut Rate Drugstore and gray. Very smart and effective for golfing. horebafki-boating and for wear on cool evenings. Reg. $5.00 values. . $2.95 l Ac 'Imperial" Grap Juk-a, 01 cut rata, quarts . i -Imperial" Orapa Julra, 01 nil rata, plnta . J Root Bear Kltract, Owl cat rata Sfce Cantor t tha Jil4 Tu have alwsrs bouajht .. l Absorbent Oattnn. Owl rut rata, lb , He Asepttne, fnr snoemulto bites lee MoiTtren. Owl rot rata 2 Ic Efferreswlnf flodlam Phcprit ire Sua) Cholera Cur, cat rata I fcc Laaatrra Fl "rmp. Owl eat rata lee Ttnetara Her an In. Owl -rut ra'e, a Wililama' rina Pills, Owl rot rata c Witch Ha set quart feott) tyr fbooee Mala lilt, SI4I
