THE OREGON DAILY' JOURNAL, PORTLAND. AVjkDNfcSDAY . fcvKNINO, SEPTEMBER 2.
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- FLATTEHS OUT
. I 'lTCsident's letter to Seem
' I , . tafy,BooUIake$ Incident
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VVMh!ntoh. Serti 8. Diplomats here
today are discussing a letter sent to
f Bocrotary Of State .'Boot by fresl dent
! . Roosevelt commending the act ton ..of the
; Japanese government in postponing mo
Tolcto exposition and taking pccnslon
f to IUU that the American people feel
j : friendly toward the -Japanese The let
t 'ter. which ww made public from Oys
' ter Bay to night. Is considered as
' having been Written for the purpose,
':. of putting to an end the sensation cre-
eteS .last week by a hurried visit of
; Baron Takahtra to the pr.es dent and
1 the rumor that Chinese Minister Wu is .
t' to be recalled because Japan does not ;
t like hrm. i . , . " , ,. i
I After Baron Takahlra'a hurried visit
f " to President Roosevelt and Secretary of , .
,' State Root, he nurnea to a raiiroaa
t a cablegram costing
n Ma hum government. When he was i
. ' aakod for i statement he replied that;
i President . Roosevelt would , give out
' what waa to be said. . . . v '
Tho letter to Root is Kooseveu s re-,
. nlv to n rmiuest for a statement. It
assumed that Takahtra'a visit was with
reference to the postponing of the To-
v klo exposition, me presidents secre-
'. tary has refused , to make a runner i
; statement. 1
The president's letter to Root states
that the American government com-
v mends the decision of Japan to postpone
. the. xokio- liwsiuon.
President Roosevelt says' ftirtfmr
V "Tho people of the United States hold
for Japan a peculiar feeling of regard
and rrlendsnip ana no-otner nation is
.' more anxious than "we are to help majce
. the expoamon a success in every way.
.EW 800-TON BRIDGE :
PLACED, 3 1:2 MINUTES
' IKnrrAit I)liinatph"t B&e Jooroal.1"
- Cheater,, Penn.. Bept, . A real.oV
tect lesson' in the evolution of railroad
bridge .replacement' ws -given, on -the
Phi adelDhla dlvislfl
A Ohio railroad, when the old bridge
across Chester creek. . between this city
- and Upland, was pulled out and a new
double-track Oteel bridge XIV feet lon
was slid into position in Just 8tt min
f utes without a hitch, breaking the time
. record on this system, and thought to
be the quickest work of the kind over
done anywhere. A
Thene was not' the slightest interrup
tion to traffic, r .
- The new bridge weighs about 800 tons
; and was built , Complete alongside the
old -ona by. the; Pittaburg Construction
company of steel furnished! by the Am
erican Bridge company, ;
'I:;-! l 'A 1! II ,C'x t j'i 'A,. '-VXi - - TC'r-.;;:A ? --. Vnalet :'CaMtte&
V ' w" k !t , I .I Z . , v i . TTV ESCENDED from a stern unbendins race of Puritan Pionfcrm nrl Inrl.'.n '
l H C f " x ' x X h U fiffhters. this colossal oersonality ( Wit h tvu of nnmmr anJ
i sn o ' . ji . . av-' oroio 'i was corn in tne vuiase or rranKiin. n. j.. whera hia father irn a
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Claude Crdwder, Jacob Rowe, Lyl Young, Charles Hanse, Arthur Ruhndorf,; 'Raymond Rogers, Floyd
,)x-SQans Hr(14 Mitchell;. Reading, from left to rightkJThey are the young hustlers for The Journal in
Albina. The hoto was taken In. front of the Albina High School. . '
roadside tavern, and where his intellectual development began.
. The principles of "Liberty and Union, now ard forever, one and intepar
able,' so eloquently enunciated by him, in after years nerved the arm of Lincoln,
flashed from' the blades of Sheridan, and glinted from the bayonets of Grant
And some of his most memorable orations were delivered In rammi anJ
public banquets,' where the delicious juices of the barley fields gurgled cool and.
invitingly from a thousand bottles; filled every bumper glass, and delighted his own
palate; developing within him, force and energy, intellect, eloquence, mind and soul.
ENGLAND SHOWS
UriUSUAL BIGOTRY
Proposed- Reception of Car
dinal Vannutelli Causes
Feelinsr Amonff Classes.
20 NEW LOCOMOTIVES .
FOR PITTSBURG ROAD
(Bpeelal IHspttirh ta The JonratLi - v.
Pittaburr, Pa.. Sept. 2.-Tho K
Tork Central has placed orders for' 20
new locomotives ta. b delivered withtn
" 80 days to the Pittsburg: and L.k Erie
- railroad, the Pittsburg: end of the New
Tork Central.!' The order was placed
' f.ftef it- careful resume of conditions in
the Plttsbvira-' district, -where it waa
. fourtd much improvement in the rolllnif
fctock must be made In order to handle
- business el the, Jail, especially coai
nnimeiua.
The PitUiburg- and' Lake Erie railroad
flow has more locomotives to the mile
than any other road in the country, hav
ing o to Jt e nuieaoi jour iracaa.
' -Still Expanding.
.Busy men with saw and hammer,
with .ainta, gfaa pipes and electric wir
ing i are invading Kllers Piano House
these days, and .while they make more
or leas confusion, particular attention
Is pat a by the management not to have
the-remodeling work. now .under way
there, interfere With the regular con
duct et business. Expansion has' be
come necessary- in the Talking Machine
Department, which has Shown' a con
. atant growth, and also 'the. Pianola.
musie library ia going to tie extended
, and' remodeled. - An unusually
stock' of Pianola music rolls ii
Bpia, noi less man aa.uuv
being .carried in. stock.
larae
s belnc
such roUs
, Doited Press Lesaed Wire.) -
London, Sept 2. Fearing thai
antl-Catholid demonstration and pos
sibly bloodshed 'would result from the
proirosetf-gTBroi"jrocssIon of Catholic
clergy hers at the opening of the
Eucharlstic congress, September 9, the
churchmen in charge of the congress
have abandoned theparade at the urg
ent request of the London police.
Every effort has been made to keep
the abandonment of the procession a
secret but' the facts became known to
day. The parade waa to have been tha
greatest procession of Cathollo clergy
men in the history of the church and
elaborate preparations had been - made
for It.
It is-understood the police were In
formed several days ago of a plot 'to
interrupt the parade and feared tht
the high feeling engendered by the re
cent church controversy 'would result
in a general riot with serious Conse
quences. "
The Catholics-here blame the coun
cil of the Protestant alliance for the
afritntion. ana me councu loraiu
Polastrl, who "prides himself on being
an amateur nunter, went out witn a
party of friends- to hunt coons. He was
crouching beOiind a tree with a lantern
and a ' rifle: wattina: for the dogs ix
drive the game in his direction.
The hunt was successful up to this
point. -The -coons came In Polastri's
direction all right, - but one of them
Jumped -Into the -lantern and this en
raged the animals so that they attacked
the hunter. He forgot that he was a
hunter and climbed up the tree aa fast
as ne couia go. ,
- The hounds nicked up the trail again
and Polastrl was rescued by the other
members or the party.
i . mi
Sared From the Fire. ,
Prompt action of San Franttoers fire
and police departments saved many
thousand- dollars worth of clothing,
hats, shoes, furnishings, skirts, waists,
etc., at a big fire in one ot San Fran
cisco's, leading- stores. These goodj
have, been placed by tha fire adjusters
in the, hands of C. C. Shafer with in-
strnctlons tu sell ' them to the people
of Portland at whatever prices the goods
will bring. The lafge storeroom at the
corner of Sixth and Oak streets, direct
ly across from the Wells-Fargo build
ing, has been procured for . this sale.
At. 9 a. m. Thursday, September 8, the
doors will be thrown open to the pub
lic with the greatest bonaflde slaugh
ter aula of fire salvage .goods ever
known on the Pacific coast. This is an
opportunity nc man or woman can af
ford to miss tse on nana eariy xne
opening flay and get first choice of the
many wonaerrui Dasauis. oeo nracra
day capers for particulars of this great
sale. v
Companies Incorporated.
CSalfn Boro of The Journal.)
Salem, dr.. Sept 2. Articles of in
corporation have been filed in- the office
of the secretary of state as follows:
ullle Laundry & Ice compan;
office, Coqullie; capital stoc
RErESEHC3i : Biography
, Prlvata Coi
Henry Cabot Lodx
rrespondence Litt
i, Brown a Co.. page 178, 179. 186, S14.
10 FORCE VOTE
Profff essi ves Override Pro
posed Postponement in
. Senatorial Case.
f
ja.1.-m.m sKat auran oramanri Tfir I Ilrl lilTl IlBi OI11CIL V.l
.ir5VJf-.V;5Vi.tin are in 110.000: incornorators. S. 'M. Nosier, A.
violation of the constitution and tne
bill of right and a "disgrace to Eng-
T. Morrison and fteore-e T. Moulton,
Rogue River & Oregon Southern Rail
lnnri " . j way company; iirincipai oiiico, .urann
t . t .A, .. ..HiiirAia n . r r n m miiui b run. i;o.uu.ai Biuun. x.uw.uv.u. in. .j.
prin-
of the congress will be marked by dls-lators, H. B. Buddenborg,
order. ' It Is understood that the police jCollins i and 1 O. & Blanchard
h.v miiA. nrnantloni to quell at Pacific Toilet Soap com
preparations
antl-Catholio
stration I clnai Office. Portland
tzo.uou; incorporators, in. a. HaKer, wii
nam a. jjovett and K. H. riugnes.
company;
capital stock.
have made
onc anv i
that may be attempted.
Edward's Offenses.
. Th. AtiilA ttrnNA over tne CODiem- I m.inrini n-f i .1 -
plated reception of Cardinal .VannuJ" 160-000: Incorporators. H. D. Wells, G.
ac Windsor casus, no win j i jj. xieMorns and H. Alb Ksteriy,
papal iegaiee to vimi hjisiuuu .um
The International Discount company;
Another iara-a dlsnlav rnnVn is bAtnsr
fitted up in the building for what tho
firm calls ' Its "business muslo depart
ment" instruments of a more or less
elaborate "nature that are played by
means of electricity or other , power,
-many of. which are operated.. with; a
nickel In the slot device. i
i The. firm baa closed the largest sales
record for any monui
and
of August ever
every preparation Is
experience
being made to handle a vastly Increased
trade in every .department .hereafter.
WhiiSBBSBBBBBBBai-- SBBBBi . M
Cured Chronic
Dyspepsia.
V.'THADE-rtARK
FALL HATJ
ARE READY
J , .-.. ...
; THe-'tiew' blocks are here,
j Triyrre 'right handsome.
We've the smart styles for
; theswell young fellows, and
; censervative shapes for the
oiaer men.
' j .' SOT OR DERBYS
H! :$3.00
BLACKS, BROWNS,
Every hat guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. Step in
and try on some of the new
shapes. ..
rtuoon Varv. The council oi
the Protestant alliance is Incensed atths
nroDoaalto receive tne papai jbkbict
at the king's castle and has notified
tne secretary or state ror nvmw "'
that it proposes to appeal to parliament
unless the king heeds its warning '"not
to violate, for a aecond time, the Prot
estant constitution of the kingdom es
tablished by the bill of rights and the
Th0eunci?2ncontention i. that any Mrs. W. Warner, New Orleans,
La., After Suffering for Years
from Dyspepsia, Found Im
mediate Relief from the
Use of Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey. .
Recently she wrote: "I have been
British monarch who recognises tne
pope officially, thereby automatlcaljy
vacatss his throne.
Edward's so-called first offense was
his attending a requiem high mass for
tht late King Carlds and Crown Prince
Lull of Portugal. The council was of
fended at that time and created consid
erable commotion, but finally let the
matter drop. They say now they will
not be so easily satisfied. ,
Council Snubbed.
Wben the council learned that CardI- ,nffrinc frnm rivenncia fnr tti 1ac
nal Vannutelli was to be received by stmenng trom dyspepsia tor trie last
tjie king, the secretary sent a strong 12 years, and have tried almost every-
that he would communicate with Rome thing, but failed to get relief. I was
and stop the contemplated audience of . , . r., ... n
the papal legatee with the defender of ' l" 11 ' is-
falth The onlv answer was:
eign affairs presents his compliments bought a bottle, and before I finished
I have been
le'tir'of the""" reCe1Pt ' hl" takin8 Huffy's Pure! Malt Whiskey for
The king's advisors take the position some time and am triad to sav it wu
mm, worn rvqiiirim iu iwrnr. i mm i ., . ... . . .
coronation lhat he Is not a Rman Cathr lnc nwoicine mat curea me. 1 highly
one. notning in the constitution pro- recommend it rn anv one nfferinr
hlhlts him from acts of courtesy toward recomracna " t0 One UIlertng
Catholic governments and the see. of I from dyspepsia.
ivuuic or lis rcpreoenjAilvfJB.
(United PreM Lciurd Win.)
Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. 2. Twenty-
four progressives In the house of rep
resentatives announced today that they
had agreed to vote with. the Democrats
on the lanbeer-Demar resolution to
eieci a senator ror a snort term to suc
ceed the late Senator Alllnnn t thi.
. i ... , . -.- . - i
wk)b or me legislature. - .
j nis means tnat the movement to
take a recess until Nnvnh a ..,..
holding the jenatorla! fcltvtinn .m k. 1
defeated. It was planned by certain in-
ieria 10 put tne matter over until
aftr the national election. ...
a ne progressives will vote for the
resolution this afternoon nH 1
its passage. The result will be the!
"orclng of a. vote Immediately on the
,r,'K"1. V?.vor cummins
REAR ADMIRAL OIASS
DIES AT PASO R0BLES
i Hoi ted Presa Lcu4 Wire.)
Berkeley. CaJ. sr.9
are being" made' toda? by tht T servanti
Glass8 whoL0' iaS?JeH?nV;
rHhf" -v dled at p Roblea last
night, for the reception of the late or-
marVl'asi J2tA th8 Vb firgt
Stv wfth th! a3f route to this
city witn the remains. Thev will ar.
rive at 6 o'clock this afternoon No t
"f ben determined concern
s mo zunerai amn.n..i. .n
; The Natural Drink of America
A pure and wholesome product of barley fields and hop gardens. LUPULIN,
which has created & stir in the medical world because of its great Tonic properties for
stomach disorders, is found in the highest and most effective form in Saazer Hops, grown
in the Province of Saaz, Bohemia. The Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association, St. Louis,
U. $. A., imports more of these hops than all other brewers in the United States.
More Budweiser is drank in American homes than all other beers.
THE KING OF ALL BOTTLED BEERS '
' Bottled Only at th
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: St. Louis, U. S. A. V
CORKED OR WITH CROWN CAPS
piumauer & Hoch
Distributors
Portland, Ores
plans .will await
Mr
Irs. Glass.
the arrival here of
G.O. P. Speaking Assignments.
Chicago, Sept. 2. W. C. Cook of
South Dakota today held a conference
with National Chairman Hitchcock at
Republican headquarters regarding tho
assignment of campaign speakers to
his state. Congressman Tawney of
Minnesota, who was chairman of the
iincn cuflimiim iour years ago,
will aid in the work of aasirnin
speaker this year. HJtchoock will re
turn to the east tomorrow night. Ha
expects to hold a conference with
Taft at Middle Bass island on this way.
An Evidence of the Tone of
rcerpr from Morning
Oregonlan, Sept. 1, 1908
USEF
$9,000 IX GOLD IX
POOR.MAN'S TRUNK
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
an absolutely pure 'diitflTation of
malted grain, great care being "used
to have every kernel thoroughly
malted, thus destroying the germ and
producing a predigested liquid food in
the form of a malt essence, which is
Beemlnclv In reduced circumstances, the mst ettective tonic Stimulant and
Rorma. had ratiwM small crops , hre for ;,,, L
years, una no member of his fsmlly re- ' ' ovicide,
main witn hire. HIS children had rned hv warmth anA mr;...r. I..
lamwiyir and gone away. . , . -, v
I Two of thrm remained on the farm Ipalatability and freedom from inju-
nfra iuni. and mane an am- I ...... j . .
lnstldn nr thrlr Ittdrr I .ffrrli. In the ' " ""''"' icinici 11 so inai II
(ScwHal DliiMtcb to Th Joorml
Orat Bnil. Ind . BeDL' 1 Nine thou-
sn1 dollars In gold coins, mostly, of
large denomination, was found In a
battred litather tnink hre by the sons
of lman Roosa, an old farmer, wht
died alore In his humble country home
last wpfk.
rpird's.'radeid ro c,n b" rfUincd by the most sensiti
cf mndraie value, the searchers found I Itomach.
iTSAr MSK Btwi
AOU) UY
JIONLIDTHDiGtO
.cermavD- one-.
the fortune
3IARQI IS IXOUVE
AT DKATirs DOOR
(Cn4 rv LMrf We.l
TO0. Hwt 1
IrwMiv. on. of b foremost statMmen
In Japan, lie et the point of dth to
Sr In his villa at Okltsu. U was
strtrk-n with-rmart tmiNa toOlf and
m foi inwifri mat fte can rerrer.
CXK)X HUXTER TREED
. BY HUXTED .COOXS
- 1
m JV'4 rm WVa.l ;
Rss lUf.eL tel. IVc t JUtKoogn
14 his kp th sterya
JTr! L" J"1 tay tbit Iernty
f bnrf Rw-hare lola.trl of fUa R.
fa4 nnty rnt fnoet ef Sunday nht
tn m tr ln-wfcUh he tad hs arlvea
by reois tbat ir went out trea. i
If weak tnd run down, take a tea
poonful four times a day in half j
glass of milk or water.
Daffy's Pure Malt Vhikey is old
throughout the world "by druggists,
grocers and dealers, or shipped direct
lor S1.W a large bottle.
If in need of advice, write Consult
ng r'hrsieiin, Uoffr Alalt Whisker
Company, Rochester. New Yorl,
Mating your case fully. Our doctors
will tend you advice free, together
tn a Handsome illustrated medical
booklet containing some of the many
thousands of gratifying letters, je-.
reived from men and women in all
walks of life, both old and rounsr.
who have tern cored and bewrfited by
tha
rgt
pad
the
i a- :
nsr allowed as
y aa tha lavorania vnes can
fbs deolded on,
Tha offer of tho subdmdars of Elm-
hurat, new tract, to open Tillamook
avenue througn ror tne oisianco aaai oi
Sandy road, whers It la still closed, to
Cully ayanne, whars tho Country- Club
will take "P tho work ana grade- tho
thoroughfare td tho entrance of tho
grounds, su boon aoceptod. Tho Elm.
hurot people announced that they have
let tho ood tract for grading Tillamook
for tho diftanoe of oaothlyd of a mile,
and will have It ready for nso by tho
time tho race mast opens. This ar
rangsmsnt will relieve tho Country
Club of a considerable boa-den, and will
solro tho problem of securing a
through street from tho rlvtr out to
the racetrack much mora easily than'
was anticipated. Tho engineers of tho
Country Club tract havo already put a
fore' of men at work opening up Tilla
mook Jor sorsral blocks oast of West
avenue. This win ba puehed forward
to moot tho grado
Xlmhurot. i
watr-Bt,e ts
OIVSJ
ostCblashed through 3
I tw-4 T -oad i
Tho longdeiayd twj.j tado ;
bo uff "'Mm IZl
For
Fi-lc. Terrpsi, -Plat
and Booklet
Call or Addrooa
HILTON-DODDiS
CAMPBELL
3I9-220 Commercial Club Olds.
The only direct route to the
Cquntry Club is through
ELMHURST. Every auto
mobile, tally-ho, carriage,
also those who travel by
horseback to. the Country
Club will pass through
ELMHURST. There is.
nothing in the Northwest
that will attract the attention
of the better classes more
than the Portland Country
Club. -