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About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1908)
i THE OREGON DAlLY JOURNAL,' PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 27. 1908. BUILDERS BUSV: BDILDIOG BOOM ii THc3Iinnville Is Also Enjoy- ingan Influx of East ern People. (flpoctal Pltpatrh to Th JoornH MrMlnnvJIln, hr'., Aug. 27. This city U experiencing a building boom and an Influx of eantern people. Besides rl riftncpn, four iHrge building- nr In process of erection. The Milk Con- dennery, no ly lfio feet, Is now under"! way. Tli.' enulne-houw of the plant 1 completed Tin' condenner will have .a capacity of l.oOO caHea per day and will rmploy 60 pernonn. A lnrt!i new skntlnn rink, with a ma- Jle floor. In being erected next to the lurnM IiuIMIiir live dlmenBlona are 50 by inn. Thin building was leased for five yearn before any work had begun. The new' mimic hall for the college la liearlrg completion. It will be two torles In height. The largest building yet. started Is tht f'ltv pavilion, which Is being erected An the lty Park. It Is 70 by 160. There will he a gallery around the Innlde 18 feet wide. Although many residences have been built, not a house can be found for rent The MoMlnnvllle Planing mill Is working one-fourth of a day overtime In order to keep up with Its orders. PORTUGAL FACES WORSE TROUBLES Revolution Menaces Royalty With Bolder Front Than on Day Carlos Died. (United Pr.M Iia1 Wliv.) Lisbon via the Frontier, Aug. 11. Believing a wlrespread revolutionary plot la brewing In Portugal, the gov ernment Is resorting to secret repres sive measures In some respects even rnpre rigorous than those preceding the assassination of Kink Carlos and hla on, Crown Prince hull. The general orders leaned to this effect from the royal palace became known through an officer stationed on the frontier at Montalvao. . According to the story of thll offi cer young King Manuel la not permitted to stir from the palace except In the midst of a cordon of picked guards. K cept for a few regiments of tried loy alty little dependence Ih placed In the troops and the palace garrison la being constantly reduced by the suspicions rtf the' klns's advisers, who fear to keep soldiers In the capital upon whom they cannot depend. The list of trust ed men la thus becoming rapidly de pleted. The ministers nlsn fear to arouae rmbllo outcry by mnkltig wholesale ar rests of suspected rebels. frihoulrl the prisons become stuffed with these, an outbreak would be inevitable. Troopa on tho frontier Hre so Indifferent to the cause of the government that thev are permitting wholesule smuggling of arms' Into the country. , The American Federation of Ibor has a paying membership of 1.528.970. MACADAMIZING DALLAS STREET Seren nuslncss Blocks Have Been Completed Tills Summer. (Spcll niptch to The Journal.) Dallas, Or., Aug. 27. po far this sum ner seven business mocks have been macadamized In Pallas, with two more Jn course of completion. Bldn for about J 9.000 linear feet of sewer have been called for. to cover the greater portion Of the city remaining unsewered. The . work Is to be completed by December ' 1. The work of macadamizing Is being! done by the city. Cement walks are being placed on all business streets, and all companies having telegraph and isiepnone poles are replacing tnem with new onea. The city has Its own rock crusher and roller, and It Is expected to macadamize every block In the city within the next two or three years. The members of the Dallas city council responsible for the municipal progress of the cltv are as follows: Mavnr, A. B. Mulr; coun cllmen, F. J. Coad, II. B. Cosper, C. K. Shaw. C. Rtafrln. M. M. Kills, George W. fclyer and Abel I'glow. JUST I OUT! 915,000 CHURCH AT PEXDLETOX. Christian Will Replace Structure Destroyed by Fire. (Spedl Dispatch to The Journal.) ' Pendleton, Or., Aug. 27. The Chrlh tlan church has decided to erect a 115,-1 000 building of stone or concrete blocks j to take the place of the building burned; here In the recent fire. A larger and ; more modern building than tlial de stroyed will bo erected. T'ntll the new building la completed, the church will use the different churches of tho city, the free use of all of which has been tendered. SAYS GOOD WORD Here are the eight biggest hits of the New York and Chicago Roof Gardens this summer, on Columbia Records FOR HIPPOHESEi 3Ir. Kiima Says Japs in America Are Taught to j De Good Here. 1 I'M STARVING FOR OXE SIGHT OF YOU Baritone and tenor duet by Chas. K. Harris, sung by Messrs. Stan ley and Burr, accompanied by or chestra" , "IP" Cyl. Keoord (2Bc) Wo. 33330 10-In. DUo Record (60c) No. 3891 I'VE TAKEX VI ITE A FANCY TO YOU (Theo. Morse) Baritone and soprano duet by Miss Stevenson and Mr. Stanley, accompanied by orchestra. You "will take quite a fancy" to It. 10-ln. DUo Beoord (60c) No. 3905 ARE YOU SINCERE? (Albert Gamble) Duet by Miss Marsh ami Mr. Burr with orchestra accompani ment. A beautiful sonfr. exquis itely rendered.- "BC" Cyl. Beoord (50c) No. 86163 10-ln. Dlso Record (60c) No. 3913 MEDLEY OF POPULAR CHORUSES Introducing: "When It's Moon light, Mary ' Darling, 'ne.ath ths Old Grape Arbor Shade," "I'm Afraid to Come Home in th.' Dark." "There Never was a Glr! I.Ike You." "Monkey Land" and 'Sweetheart I 'ays." By tho Co lumbia quartette. "BC" Cyl. Record (SOc) No. 65169 13-in. Disc Record (SO No. 30169 LOYE.ME JUST BECAUSE (Joe Howard) Mr Tally's splendid tenor voice Is especially adapted for this me lodious number. Orchestra ac companiment. "IP" Cyl. Record (35c) No. 33389 10-ln. DUo Record (Goo) No. 3916 TAKE ME OUT to THE BALL (JAM E (A. Von TUzer) Fung bv Harvey Hlndermpyer, tenor, with excellent and finished effect. Orchestra accompaniment. "IP" Cyl. Record (25o) No. 33293 10-ln. DUo Record (60c) No. 3917 I'VE LOST MY HEART, BUT I DON'T CARE (Joe Howard) From the Chicago success, "A Stubborn Cinderella." sung by Jas. K. Harrison. Baritone. Or chestra, accompaniment. "XP" Cyl, Record (35c) No. 33394 10-ln. Disc Record (60c) No. 3918 I LOVE YOU SO, FROM "THE MERRY WIDOW" (Franc Zehar) The famous waltz song. Sung with exquisite charm by Miss Stephenson and -Mr. Stanley, ac companied by the entire Columbia Orchestra, Soprano and Baritone Duet. "BC" Cyl. Record (50c) No. 85164 (T'nlted lrin Leaned Wlra.l i Btockfon. Cal , Aug. J 7. The Japan- j eae residents of California gamble away j .over $3.0inl,0iii) annually. So states T. Kuma. secretary of the Japanese asso-j ciatlon of America, with headquarters I In rin, I- rani-ism. Mr. Kuma came to Stockton cf-t. i .lav to confer with the chief of police unci the sheriff rela tive to closing tho Chinese gambling dens In this county. , "Our people do. pry little gambling in our own country " says Kuma. "We have strict ltfw-'prTihlhitlrig gambling i ana anyone caught at it is severely punished. In China gambling is an in stitution recognized by law. "The Japanese have a great weakness Tor the Chinese game of fan-tap'. They have largely acquired the gambling habit In China and this country. It Is estimated that t lie Japanese have been Bpetidlng $300,000 pefyear gambling in Kresno alone. Probably as much more is squandered In Sacramento and nearlv as much here. Fresno and Sacramento have closed their gambling dens. If this county will not close its dobs, we want the officers to at least keep all Jap anese people out of them. "Our association Is seeking to coun teract the strong anti-Japanese senti ment that has arisen on this coast. Our people are a law-abiding, reasoning peo ple. Through our newspapers our branch associations and religious agen cies, we are endeavoring to tell our peo ple what is expected of them by the Americans. We are explaining to them me Americans conception or moralltv and the laws of this country governing marriage. The Japanese will complv with your laws of they are made known to them. You haven't the highest type of the Japanese race In California; neither have you the lowest. Our peo ple are like those of any oter country; we bsve good and bad, but the general (Standard Is good." Mr. Kuma Is a graduate of Stanford university. At Your Dealers, or Columbia Phonograph Co. 371 Washington Street " 4 Jlllll; NEW MOGULS ARRIVE AT CLIFFS, WASH. i i fspectnl !!tptcl) to The J"tinuil. I Cliffs, Wash.. Aug ;7. Mght of the ten new engines built bv the Ftaldwin Ixvomotlve works of Philadelphia for the Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway company arrived in Cliffs thls morning and will be fitted up here In the roundhouse and put on their regular runs as soon as possible. The other two engines will arrle tomorrow These mammoth engines are all fitted with the Wsulchurt gear, and all other Improvements of the latest pattern. They were billed through from the fac tory as weighing one hundred and flftr tons each; the freight bills on all amounted to exactly 15.100.- The laige round-house now presents a very hum- i like appearance with the four lsrge switch engines that were ennslaned here ; sometime ago. and the additional eight . track engines that arrived this morning :3 BROKER DORR SAYS CREDITORS HASTY - ii 1 1- i ill sjJBlIL mwMm ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT AVegelabu? Rrparation&rAs sirailatinSihefbotfanilRegula ling UieStomarJis aniBoweisof Promotes Diestionhterf!i: ncss and Restontains neittxr 0pium.Marphinc norMiacraL Not Narcotic. .Ax tiwm e AdtHtStOi- H Art- A perfect Remedy forConstyt hon . Sour Stomadi.Dtarrtoea Worms jConvnlsions Jewrelt ness and Loss OF SHZP. FaC Simile Sijnafort of NEW YOHK. UH For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of i AW (Tnlted l'r LnH Wlr Uos Ameles. t'al . Av.a ?7 Blaming bis creditors for hasty action, precipi tating a crisis in his financial affairs. Broker Fred rnrr I" today preparing to start for the east, where be expects to raise money sufficient to settle all , rlaJma. Iorr said todsy that he would be gnn about a month ami would r tarn Lrt time jr arpesr In court at San FrarxTsm wbert the esse Instituted against him bv Captain H. H- Norwood la called for trial. " F fin fee r t the envine tf he Korwoo4 c. ' as Id IrT "Thrrw ta abanluteir nothing to te rharrea I hae A- 11 with ranliln Norwmxl. aa I Exact Copy of Wrapper. IP ll In Use For Over Thirty Years Mill - m m m m or - tw m j i THE BEST QUAXITY THE MOST VALUE Don't Fail to Visit Our 460th argSLim Friday We are rapidly approaching the time when our undivided attention must be given to Fall business, now on all Summer goods must hurry away. Prices have therefore been made with this end in lowing are a few money-savers, especially arranged for tomorrow's bargain sale: And from view. Fol- ATTRACTIVELY PRICED SPECIALS IN THE Domestic Section The enthusiastic patronage accorded our Domestic section the last few days proves more forcibly than words of ours the unusual value giving in this section. Below we list a few of the Friday bai6ains that cannot possibly fail to interest every woman; for instance 5,000 yards best standard Prints, all colors. all pretty dcs.'iv r 10 to 20-yard lengths; special for Bargain Friday, yard DC White Lawn, 32 inches wide, fine sheer quality, nice f i n i -1 : ; 1 A regular 20c value, special for Bargain Friday, yard llC A special offering of bleached pillow case Muslin, full 4S riches wide, rotmd even thread, good durable quality; regular 17- 1 O value, special for this sale, yard i. A great special sale of Lawns, Batistes, Organdies, wool finish Suit ings, etc ; regular 2'2c, 15c, 18c and 20cvalues, specially priced r for Bargain Friday, yard Lace Curtains AT f3.00 FAIR A splendid offering of Arabian Irish point Cur tains, neat designs, all pretty desirable patterns, fieveral pairs of one pattern, about 50 pairs in the lot to choose from; your choice rfJO fin while they last Rargain Friday, pair J).Ul Big Embroidery Values These Embroideries deserve special attention from you not only because of their great value for price, but because of their prettiness. You can well afford to secure a generous supply ot tnese ortenngs, You can't efford to miss this bargain. JO, 000 yards of new crisp F.m broideries will be on the bar gain table Friday; all 10c and 15c embroidery, edges and C insertions, special, yard...JC All 20c and Fudges and special, yard All 35c and Fdges and special, yard 18-inch Corset ?tl WOMEN'S WASH NECKWEAR AT 5 --This is a gathering of all our small lots-in seasonable Neckwear; we want to get rid of them at once; prices are therefore only a fraction of their former selves; this real bargain consists of stocks, wide aud narrow lawn ties, club ties or four-in-hand, bows and tab ties; vour choice hile they last Bargain Fri day, each LACES AT 2 PRICK A special offer ing of all our Normandy Val. and torchon Laces, 1 to 4 inches wide, all pretty desirable patterns; reg ular 7c to 10c values, specially priced for Hafgain Iriday, yard 25c 5c 4c 25c Knibroidery, Insertions, JQ 50c Fmbroidery Insertions, JCj Cover Embroid ery, handsome patterns, em- nroKiereu on wiss and nam , sook; regular 50c values, special, yard WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S HANDKERCHIEFS At Half Regular Price A sale of 2,000 dozen women's and children's Handkerchiefs at half regular price. Women's all linen plain hem stitched Handkerchiefs; C regular 10c values, each.... DC Women's all-linen initial or plain hemstitched H andkerchiets ; regular 20c and 2oc val ties, special, each Women's all-linen 'soft sheer hand embroidered Handker chiefs; regular 30c val ues, special, each Women's fine sheer Swiss Hand kerchiefs, beautifully embroid ered in the latest and prettiest patterns; regular 3.ic values special for this sale, each 10c sheer idkcr- 15c Hand-broid-ettiest allies. 18c BARGAIN FRIDAY SPECIALS IN THE Men's Department Afford a rare chance to replenish your wants, as it will be the most notable sale we have ever held; the prices are low, extremely low, as every fair judge of values will admit. COME AS EARLY IN THE DAY AS POSSIBLE. MEN'S UNDERWEAR 75c Values -9C A special bargain of men's me rino Shirts and Hrawers, in nat ural grays, medium weight; shirts ire made with ribbed cuffs, neck ana front b"iind with tape, draw ers have ribbed anklets, suspen der straps and g"od pearl but tons; these are mir bet 75c val ues and are specially priced Q for Bargain Friday TC MEN'S SHIRTS 50c Values 39 A special Fndav offering of men's black duck whirls, made :t:i soft turndowif eollar. felled se.urs and are made extra g""d full ic. flu- best 50c h:es in all :re from 14'2 to 17, special :-r 1 1 . r - Oft gain Friday OJK, WINDSOR TIES 25c Values 15 Each A special offering of men's Wind sor Ties, full S'i inches wide and 36 inches long; they come in a large assortment of pretty colors and patterns; the best 25c values, your choice Bargain Fri day, each 15c MEN'S SOX 25c Values 19 A special showing of men's cash mere Sock, made seamless i'h line ribbed tops; they com- :-i natural gray with white heel, and tors; the best 25c values, sp,.- pncefl tor Hargam c i a 1 1 v Fnda v 19c Tui Mimua m rrv. For Health and Strtngth D ami ana Bitters A nndrful lnrlr"tor an4 nnrln. A pnrrful aphMMtlaia 4 rcl1 tonic for both eiw. FW ' ri 4 it)'"- '4 or CT.mxa wood. CRANBERRIES BARGAIN FRIDAY SPECIALS Dainty Undermuslins Our special Bargain Friday offerings are especially noteworthy the general character and styles are interesting to every woman to see and the prices a matchless economy to every woman who buys. ! Muslin Skirts (1.25 EV Women's Muslin Drawers at 39c An excellent line cf women' muslin Drimer. n-ade of tire quality cambric, viitn irep i"i flounce, trimmed ith r.'ws hemstitched t"jrk und fmnheH with fttif embroidrrv ruffle, reg- lar 65c value, spetully OQ priced for Bargain Frtdar A special Bargain Friday -,ftVr-ing of women's fme tiaislm Sk:rt, made of goo, quality ( jmbri,' with deep embroidery f!o mce, another line vifh rows .-f ime la.e insertion and lace ruffle, all ,,f these dainty garments are ciadc full length, good generous width ind finished with cambric d .:t r!ue $1 s r. $2 25. spe rial for Rarga n Kndav $1.25 Children's Cambric Waists at 10c A r.ire lme cf children's Ferris ! Vit. made f f go-vj fjual-ty cambric. rrmf' reed er th shou'rlcr t1 round the att; i . i tnev cmti m ,it i t" II rart i bet H5c vlu. specially ; priced Bargain Friday. ... Dress Goods and Silks Reduced In this section will be found many of the most attractive offerings we are rrtaking on this occasion. Yard upon yard of the choicest weaves and patterns in both dress goods and silks are to be had at saving prices. It's an extraordinary offering, because goods such as these are not easy to get. No careful buyer can afford to miss this great opportunity. Every item and price below listed is well worth careful study. Plain and Fancy Silks AT 5f A sale of hundreds of yards of plain and fancy Silks, novelty striped taffetas, fancy checked loiiissrncs. pompadour and Persian silks, Fekin stripes, Cheney Bros.' shower-proof foulards and pom padour messalines ; all $1, $1.25 and $1.50 values; also a fine line of Shantung pongee. 27-inch rough pongee, real Kuhla pongees, Cheney Bros ' mummy silks in solid colors, also black taffeta, 27 inches wide and 24 inch black Sourah. This is an out of the ordinary sale of all the odd colors, broken lines and short lengths and widths; regular $1 to Jil.bO values; your choice of these beautiful silks Bargain Friday, at, yard UC Black Dress Goods ESPECIALLY PRICED 49? 4oinch all wool black F.gyptian Crepe, 44 inch all-wool Taffeta, 44 inrh real Mohair Sicillian, 44 inch real Silk Lustre, 52-inch English Secilletta, all guaranteed values up as high as 85c yard; all in one spe cial lot. Unmatchable offerings at this price. Black Voile AT 68 A sale of 42-inch real French Voile, pure wool, very fine crisp finish, a rich deejv black; also a line of 46-inch all-wool English Voile, black, good solid weave, beautiful finish, spot-proof; reg- fQ ular $1 values, specially priced Bargain Friday ...DOC Colored Dress Goods AT 38t Special offering of 36-in. Novelty Suitings in neatcheclcs and broken plaids, dark colors; 34-in. all-wool English Sacking, red, black and gray: 36-in. all-wool Henrietta and French Albatross in a great variety id dark solid colors; 44-52-inch Mohair and Sicillian in green. navy, gray, brown, red, etc.; regular values as high as Sac, spe cial for this sale, Bargain rriday . . . . : 38c Specials in Women's and Children's osiery H 17c WOMEN'S HOSE 25c Values at 17 p A sale nf the celebrated Burson Hose for wo men, made with full-fashioned leg and foot, wnnotit seams, guaranteed fast Diack; un equaled values at 2oc a pair, priced for this sale, Bargain Friday, pair CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS 20c Values 10 A special sale of children's fine fast black cot ton Stockings, in both fine and wide rib, made with extra heavy foot, the kind that will stand wear; all sizes for boys and girls; reg 20c grade, on sale Birgain Friday CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR 25c Values 19 A sale of children's fine ribbed Vests and Pants, long sleeve, high-neck Vcs,ts and ankle length pants: they come in all, sizes from 18 to M: best 2oc values, special for Bar gain Friday ( 10c 19c Misses' -Sweater Coats AT $1.48 A splendid offering of misses' and children's Sweater Coats; they come in a larc winctv nf plain and fancy weaves, in co'or ii.i y. cardinal and Oxford; they are made "t good W"1 material and neatly finished: best $2 i.ilues, spc ciai f r Bargain Friday Sale Women Sweaters $6 and $6.50 Values Specially Priced VP l)t3.8 I- ait mem we 1 tidi ! value ! ivr (' c c i r i if: j! c and v u r '! these t a i w i .- w c .i r r r if, -s ; ."tn i a i :r Knit Underwear ' g.ahcri d a number of i "inrn' wool Sweaters is; ,i -; i t c the best values d -:i the -ell t. Trow, women's fine vs in a number of plain and fancy weaves, co 'ma!, ravy and Oxford; $6 . ori sale Bargain evasion of a purchase one $3.98 48 ip s hmmmmm mi pi de- mVA M'V!&9',. 1- f Savings in Gloves Our Glove department will surely be the center of an eager crowd of shoppers as leng as such bargains as these we mertion below are to be found there. You can't equal these values elsewhere. 19c i i m . m . ii a mow. -dm 0m i i & r N AT 35" ired thaf1 I L & 2A Mr inar of the ba - ami Kayr 1 .-'t at cnf-lhed black onlv 'lif values, spccia Park un Friday offer- I "i:r st ick "f Fowrtel :i vt.gth .-'ilk Gloves, pr:r; tl.ev come in 2 and f, regular $I.5Q Bargain b riday. 50c Kid Gloves AT fl.OO srecial Bargain Friday of-, fers ' aKout 1 NT (nr of 8 and 12-button' Ienth Kid and Niede Cloves in black, wbite and colors; sires-art 5H. 6, fVt anr 6 ; reg $2 50 valti's, yoor choice flA wht'e they ;at Bargain nday ,..y 1V U Wriat Length Silk Gloves A pcal offering f writ length Silk GIoe . in iff the de. et. white, tan. -rav. bromn, nary and chatrpairne: thrr are th Kavser ard Gloversnlle i!k fnn aid. are worth from Sc to $1 pair, specially priced for Bargain trtday OK. bav with arav oo elae perfectly la- I W11D CtCS CO-. ASSJTTS, rOT
