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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 8. 1908
ENGLAND FEARS GREAT
UPRISING OF ASIATICS
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW WHAT SMARTLY DRESSED MEN WILL WEAR
THIS SEASON, ASK BEN SELLING
India's Millions on Verge of Revolution
Which Threatens to be More Exten
sive Than Mutiny of 1857 Alarm
Sounded.
(T'tlltJ Ptcm Imvd Wtr.
Lon1oi, Aug. 5.-- That Kiiglnnd . 1
fare to fare with mother mutiny In
India, by the Bide of whlrh the uprising
of 1 867 will be mere blclcflrlim. la
feared by government official aa ft re-
ult of reports brought here torlny by
a prominent army officer who arrlvnd
from Benarea. The war office has bfn
thrown Into a pnrile by the aerlma na
ture of thean rommunloatlona.
In a atatemcnt to the press the offi
cer aald:
"Boinethliiff nuiHt be done, nnJ dond
quickly, In ln-lla. If the 300.000.0(10 nn
tlve lnhnhltanta of that country suc
ceed In gcttlnif the upperhand the lenst
bit more they are pure to Hue In a mu
tiny that will aurpaaa anything that
KtiKland haa had to face. In thu iWent
of auch a mutiny every white man will
tie killed and every white woman at
tacked before aufflclcnt help rnn be
ent to nuell 'he rebels. There ate but
60.000 Europeans In India and they
would be at the mercy of the native
hordes. In the previous uprising the
Indian mutlnecra were unorganized and
lid not know how to use their wenponn,
but auch Is not the case now and In-1
rtla would be bloody from one end to
the other If they should (jo to war."
According to the army reports the
empire It, reeking with aedttfon which
all of England's repreaslva measures
have failed to check The dr8tlc rules
enforced ns a result of recent alarm
over conditions In India have only
served to stir up a venomous hatred for
the English and their dominance.
With the avowed Intention of sweep
ing the Hrltlih entirely out of India,
the Indian Nationalist party la atandlng
hack of the Impending conflict. Its
members openly boast that they have
corrupted half of the native population
and Inspired them with a puaslon for
freedom.
The Indian colonial troops are not to
be relied upon In case of nn outbreak.
Among numerous proposals to check
the spread of seditious feeling It has
been recently suggested that a check
slfould be placed upon the education of
In. Han students In foreign countries, as
the ring leaders of the movement are
rnostlt from the educated classes.
On every hand It Is conceded that
should England become Involved In a
war with anv other power. India would
mutiny Immediately and make a strike
for Liberty.
COAST COMBINE
MIIIST CROOKS
.Los Angeles Detective Pro
poses Plan to Put Them
Out of Business.
To Angeles. Pal,. Aug. ,5. Chief of
Iietectlves Taul Flamer of this city to
day started for a tour of the coast with
the purpose of organizing the secret ser
vice departments of all the large cities
Into a combine against crooks, partlc
tilarlv tiiose that come from the east.
Pan "Francisco, Portland. Seattle, Van
couver and even Alaskan cities will be
visited. -
Flanker's plan Is to hnve nn under
standing with all police departments In
these cities by which the movements of
every known crook who visits tho coast
will be constantly watched and report
ed. By concerted action of this char
acter he thinks the coast cities may be
vld of many bad men.
Cramps and Dysentery
Diarrhoea, cholera morbus,
stomach ache, congestion, sun
stroke, heart failure, fainting,
weak stomach, malaria, chills, fe
vers, prostration and the hundred
and one ills of summer can be pre
vented and cured by taking
AUCKLAND READY
FOB TOE FLEET
Four Days of Festivity and
Touring Prepared for
the Jackies.
Duffy's Pure felt Whiskey
It kills the disease germs, invig
orates and strengthens every or
gan and part of the human body.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is
an absolutely pure distillation of
malted grain, great care bring
used to have every kernel thor
oughly malted, thus destroying
the germ and producing a predi
gested liquid food in the form of a
malt essence, which is the most
enective tonic stimulant ami m
vigorator known to science; soft
ened bv warmth and moisture, its
palatability and freedom from in
iurious substances render it so
that it can be retained bv the
most sensitive stomach.
Thousands of leading doctors
prescribe it and prominent hospi
tals use and indorse it exclusively.
(Dose): One teaspoonful in
each glass of drinking water dur
ing the hot weather will kill all
germs.
If weak and run down, take a
teaspoonful four times a dav m
half a glass of milk or water. It
stimulate the heart acti n. causes
the bld to conre m -re ;:iiek!v
through the veins, anil builds new
tissue.
Duffy' Purr Malt Whiskey is ,.;,)
t h r ' 'Ugh ci;it the ' ri! bv HficifiCi
s-i'fff ' ard rlra'ers. . r hirt'l '';rcrt
for $1 Oil rer bottle
If in need of advice, w-te ( r,i!t
tng rh sieian. Duffy Malt Jinkey
Company, Rochester. New York. tat
irtR your case fully. Our -ctors will
send yon advice free, together ith a
handsome illustrated. medVal booklet
eontaiamg aorne of the many thou
rart'd rif gratifying letter! received
from men and women in all walk
of life, both old and jrnirg. who have
twf Cured and benefited br the ute
cf th World a greatest mcdjcuc, 1
(Special DlJpatcta to The Journal.)
Auckland. An. 6. New Zealand In
puitliiK the finishing touches to the
preparations for the entertainment of
the American battleship fleet and Is
awaiting the .irrlvHl of !he ships at the
end of this week with the greatest jn
ferest. The city will he decorate, in
hoii'ir of the occasion and doubtless will
he thronged with visitors from all parts
nf the country.
The fleet Is to remiln here four days
ami during that tirn there will be an
almost continuous round of festivities,
lty general conant the dav of arrival
will by made a semi-holiday in Auck
land. The federal officials and the
mayors and other representatives of the
chief cities of New Zealand will be hara
to participate In the welcome. The of
ficial wejeomo by the povcrnor-freneral.
Lord l'lunUet, will be made a (separate
event.
In addition to the dinner?, receptions
and other social functions to be held
In this city there will be a number of
excursions for th officers and men to
points of Interest, some of them 100
miles and more distant from Auckland.
A considerable part of the four days'
ei.tcitaininent will constst of these
trips.
'1 ho freedom of the city will be p!ven
to the bluejackets of the fleet and manv
features are 1Iiik nrranpe,! for their
special entertainment. There will be
ADVANCE STYLES
COLLEGE CLOTHES
We have received and
placed on display a complete
line of COLLEGE STYLE CLOTHES
for young men very different
from those heretofore shown.
Take advantage of early choosing.
On exhibition SECOND
FLOOR take elevator
Price $15 to $35
SELLING
LEADING
CLOTHIER
BERI-BERI FOUND
UOIGTHE JAPS
Death of a Woman Jfrvoals
Dreaded Disease in Col
ony of Fruit Canners.
from rafter to rafter and finally land
ed on a hot tar stove being used on an
Kdjolnlng building, frcturine Ills skull.
Hocturs say he willy recover.
(Tnlteil Prrm rae1 Wire )
San Jose. Cal.. Aug. 6 --Herl berl. the
dreaded and fatal Asiatic disease, has
been discovered In a colony of Japanese just as we pre here at the Boston store
frH canners In the vlclnitv of Alviso. KlvlnR value, received to every
New Son Francisco.
"The rehuildinR of San Francisco has
surprised th- oldest residents of that
city." said Paul Strain, who returned
tliN morning froni a flylngr trip to the
Hay City, 'in walkinp up Market street
to the Chronicle building, at Kearney
street, one sees but little to remind th
visitor of the lire, unless It be the num
ber of new buildings, l.'p In the renter
of the city the sour of the) elcctn
riveter on the. .steel buildings is so con
tinuous that It almost deafens on. It
will only bo a short time before tha
biff retail stores will come down town
iMiain. One thins is certain, the eiu
cess of my blft rlnthlnjr establishment
at Market and Fifth streets has fur
nished an example of what can be done
down town. Wo are dolnft down there
near hero and Health Officer William
Simpson. In company with Professor
F. Snow of Stanford university, who is
an authority on oriental diseases, to
day will make an Investigation.
The presence of the plague was re
vealed by the death of the wife of .V
Hakl. a Javanese, three days after he
,, ii om,., f,i,-,thnii t,r,vir,ir nn.i had DUrchased her ana two cniidren
wrestlins maie'hes and 'in addition to I $250. The woman was found to
ti,r.r thi.ro will hi rnativ fovm of t,. 1 bii a victim of the disease. It Is re-
tertjinment characteristic
Zealand aborlglnles.
of the New ! ported that there are as many as 41
leases or Deri-pen in ine Japanese rani'.
RESCUE MADE IN
CMIHG FUMES
Ban Francisco. Auk. t. A narow es
tai'e from death by A. B. Solomon, a
pipefitter, and a heroic rescue by James
Healv. a fellow workman, marked the
explosion of an ammonia compressor in
the rofrlgeint lng plant of the Miller
and I.ux slaughter-house today at
Butchertown.
Solomon was workinfr on the rnnm
pressor when a cyllndei head blew out. I
Fragments of the shuttered metal
struck him and rendered him uncon
scious. ffearinK the explosion. '1 lea ly ran to
the compressor-room only to find It !
filled with stlfline- ammonia fumes.
Pultlnit his coat about his head, he
phinued in an-i Kiastonk,' ihe unconscious
Solomon bore him out of the death'
chamber Hoth men were overcome by
the fumes, but recveied at' the hospi
tal. Solomon's injuries are serious. i
SFEVIVFS HI NDIIKD
BDIPS AND Fiat TFKK
Spokane, Wash.. An. f. Overcome
bv heat while working on the third
storv of a buibliiift yes'erdav after
noon. Jack Smith toppled and f'ii
throuith til" maze of rt lines. Inimi" I
to every cus
turner, and It Is buildtnst no a big trade.
The community Is prosperous and will
continue to rebuild much faster than
even the residents of the city are count
ing upon."
Memorials of 1812.
(Bpectid Dlsr-trh to The Journal )
Carleton, Mich.. Auk. 5. The two
cannons set up as memorials of the
battle of Rro w t'fctown and Monuapon,
in the war of 112, were de. Heated to
day on the Wviiian farm, r.eu (Jjbral
t.ir. The or. t: ion was ibiivered l.v
Ward X. Clin .. of Detroit
A Ilijt Prize Award.
The SmiibMinlan Institution will
award a prize of $1.5110 f,,, tlrt ),;,(
treatise on the r elation of aimiispliei ic
air to t ubereu ', .sis at the i nt i n., t lona I
' 'ii'v i'li.ii! ..f tuberculosis at Washing
ton In the fall.
EPITOK TO FACE
SKIiIOrS CHARGE
Vor Passing Chet'ks With No Fluids
in finiik Harris Will He Tried
for Gntiid Iitirceiijc. v
(SHrlnl Plsnati'h te The Journal.)
North Vaklifla.. U'ash., Aug. 1. liepu
ty Prosecuting Attorney Taylor stated
today that he would make a test rase
of the charge held against Kditor liar
lifi of the (Iiuiul View Press of passing
checks without funds, who dated a check
for $25 IS dnys ahead when he gave
it to Taylor Cloud of Sunnyside. Or.
on July 2.
Cloud has dug up several other checks
given by Harris and has sworn to a
complaint charging the editor with
grand larceny. A warrant has not yet
been Issued on this charge, but the mat
ter will bo Introduced as evidence In
the Cloud case, the hearing of which
will tako tdaco probably this week. Har
hls is silll In Jail though he does not
occupy a cell, being allowed the priv
ilege of a room over the Jail.
Wine Wasted.
(Bprrtnl li!ioli'h tn The Journal.)
Paris. Aug. B. A hailstorm In the dis
trict Of Hesters has laid in want 15,000
acres of vineyards. The quantity of
wine lost to the owners Is estimated to
be in excess of 10,000,000 gallons.
AHDHEWS'The PLU88
stop toothafa Inirtantly, ko ob-ito
It oj flUtur the carltlM, excJodlnf
food, etc., wklcb accumulate, dooom-
Ttoses. form an acid and facilitates d
car. Tber temporarily FILL and FR&V
HKRVK tb tertk prior to th iitaertlon
of permanent fillings. Can b inserted
with toothpick ajid rau v-d. when de
aired, but unllito su-ouiiod tooiuacb
gums and waxe, they do not melt.
I upeea
ooiiifl oit, mix with the food ami i
stomach. Hnpertor a a toothache reme
dy-no Mint .no Dilator. Atiout lyplug
In a bottle, 10c. At dniaflatsor-ty taall. '
CHICAQO. ILL
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FIHST Sr.N DAV DINNER
FKTCIIKS ON DIVOIJC'E
Pnn FranoLro, 6.- His wife's
Iff,i; to rok rlii.ru'T on the first
Hun'lny af'.rr ti.t'lr n if rri.t caummI
Char lea i'oM'vi to ( il"1 suit for divert
wliit h W hi ".I'.rt in ihn
th v1 y .Umax "f mat r t:; i "n : hhss
W(.uM h S ir. i.iv ripfnt entirely nt
home, with n nsi itnr;f men vis Ftar
itiif him in t ho frier. 'ol ton suRRost!
that his iif jrpj;-rf n rj-ast. Acortl
Ipr to his r.implaint Mm olton ropll.nl
thflt hnrl sfio thought him so nnrrHson-
hl to niflko ii n lfmar1 cf hr
on Sunday hp wivild nxr havo rnar-rl"-d
him Sh 1 nIN-cr-: To ha o fur- ,
'Iff i1 rlrod that not lox him
h'it mcrrif I t,im nn'v h' ausw hr .iint
WOlfK TU FIKSl'MK
ON NoliTH COAST
You ould Use A Morse.
But a train is quicker, cheaper and
more comfortable.
It is possible to make the trip from New York to
Washington with a horse and buggy; but a train is quicker,
cheaper and more comfortable.
Likewise, it is entirely possible to wash clothes with
ordinary laundry soap, but P. & G. Naphtha Soap is quicker,
cheaper and very much easier.
P. & G. Naphtha is the modern soap. It is as much
better than ordinary laundry soap as a "Limited" train is
better than a horse and buggy.
P. & G. Naphtha Soap saves time; and time is money.
It saves fuel; and fuel costs money. .
The woman who does her own work owes it to herself,
to trv P. & G. Naphtha Soap. If, by using it, she is able
to get through her washing an hour sooner than it now takes,
it will nave paid tor itseir tour or five times
FRUIT DISPLAY JA
ONLY COMPLETE LINE IN THE CITY
over. It will do that and MORI:
At All Grocers. ,
NT''i 1 3i,m Wa',. Aiik o r.np
h.n" iln ni''T f xl r w.,rk fr the
n,r'h X'.H.i. ai r1 h v hea'lqurtpr
brr,. -!. ri"'lfiM orlht by Pr rt
Pl"l"'Tl of 8r'l" n trwn .-l e
In im.l'r.r ;o yin wik Kgnn "n Ihe
-"!'1 tl' 1 l-e fail
You have never tasted real Corn
Flakes if you never ate
STKIS ON MATCH:
SKTS HOl'SK AFIKK
f r-.i pi.j.ii to t J(wt t
V 'tb Tliirn, nrh Avi i I-n.
tv ;i( m- ,i( jiMr r.f i x ITon
nan n '.ftt, b'ir pif-j,- rn a purir
mA'.i h tMp nftmon ml fir to
t t -vj or Siith FYrrrt ntrt. 1ln
t-me m Xhf amount of tfer
tfr M nuH b BiiMiie! br th flr
dTnrtmnt Th lo ) ravrrr hr ln
mi rn
The food that
cf the choicest
cooked, malted,
PT,I1 ! th nnb'tMt roun'rr on
3 all food. Made
white corn. Steam
flaked and toasted.
Supplies the energy needed to begin
the day's work. Crisp and delicious
with milk or cream. Your grocer sells it Ask him.
The only Malted Corn Flakes.
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1 tiaiiK'ter 1! '
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tiametiT ('' .
1 'iamcter
I )iametcr .s
I)iamctrr s
iiichrs. height T' j inches price 65
inches, liciht H'-j inclios price 95
inclu', heilit I 'J inches price $1.10
inches, height H inches price $1.20
inches, height 4 inches -price SI. 40
inches, height
inches, height 1 1 '
inches, height 12
inches, height 1 1
inches, height 12
inches, height s' ,
inches, height 12
inches, height 12
indies, height is
inches, heigh! 2'i
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inches price . . ,
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niches -price . . .
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indie
.81.40
S1.50
.$1.55
.81.80
$2.90
$3.10
$3.50
$5.50
price $W.4U
price ?8.25
ASK TO SEE THE ABOVE JARS WE
HAVE THEM IN ALL STYLES AND SIZES
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GRAPE JUICE
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At Reduced Prices
hr.ee . 'in excellent h t ea tlier foml, beverage
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s. reg'til.ir r
rt'ni!.ir Jre.
t (jiieneher fur M and younp.
peeial 35c Ixmlo; dozen
JOr linttlc; dozen . .
peeia
S4.00
SHOE DRESSING
WHITE CANVAS SHOE FOLISH
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PHOTO PAPER
PRICES CUT
3: V 2 Mirnu nt IVirlav, lnz. ,4
T 4x4'4 Mirnictn i riday, doz. .4
:,"j.x.' i Minn. ait I ri.iav. loz..G
J-'C !.. 4. M :rm-nt - i"rida . 1.. 6
"cd.7 ,x? Mimiont Krnlav, (l.z 9
4 V d, ,7 'x- Mirmont Fn !a , do 14
Si grs :-xT Mirn.nt Friday, guis S1.40
$4 ,M) gmv fix Mirmont 1 ri'.. gros S1.G5
pr. 6l,x8:2 Mirmont Fri., gr..$1.90
S.-o prrs xl0 Mirmont Fri.. pr..$2.90
Discount of 10 lots of $5.00.
Discount of 15 lott of $10.00 or over.
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