The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, September 03, 1908, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAltV JOURNAL PORTtANP. THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3. ,1003. TRIG 10 FREE THE BOGUS L OR British Government Claims Barrington's : Supposed .Victim Is Alive (Halted fnm Wlre.l .8t Unit. Sept, I. Ths British gov ernment, through Thomas Erskine; En Cllsh consul here. Is attemptln to cure the release of 6. F. Seymour' Bar- rlngton, the boms lord, who la In tne penitentiary at Jefferson City Tnp icr.ter.ee for the murder McOann here In 10S. It Is ."j! new evidence hM been found leh w how that McOann Is eUve and working ci a bartender at Son Franclaco. Alra. Lillian Oatee. woman lawyer nidj 111 or, - confer Vlth.Iiarringtnn at the Peniten- tlitrv.- The body of the .murdered man. Identified as that,"' found In a pond In the- outskirts of this city, where anvauenijii , . to hide It 1 ' " . - . "Lord Barrinrton' waa condemned to "' death, but the sentence waa commuted by the governor. v . .- - (HIGH at the theatbes as- Seats SeUIng lot Baker Stock. ' Seata are aelllng now for the opening of the Baker atock company. In lta new home, the beautiful new Bungalow, which takea place next Sunday matinee. Th. ntwmlne- bill selected la the Paul Kester dramatlaatlon of Charlea Major's popular novel, ",po.roiny vemon m. xau- 'don llaU." i Grace Cameron at- the Baker. . the popular and exceedingly clever little prima donna, Grace Cameron; -la appearing at the head of her own.com . pany at . the Baker thla week In her . greatest success, "Little Dolly Dim pies." She la a dainty little dancer, with a powerful and magnetic singing voice.', v ; ' - A. O. Boncan at Orphenm. " A. O.' Duncan, one of the beat-known ventriloquists on the American stage, Is proving a great entertainer at the , Orpheum -this week. His dialogue Is new, clever and witty, and hla dummy figures aeem almost -human and he cr. , H es, much laughter with them, , ' Hooligan" Coming. f "Hooligan In New York," which pens at the Star theatre commencing Sun day matinee, September 7, can truth " fully be termed the quintessence of fun. Unlike most comedies It haa a plot, and thla plot is In the main re sponsible for the many ludicrous mis haps and complications that- round out a eofld. three hours of fun, t -, JlHsicaI Railroaders . - Dorsoh and Russell, the musical rail roaders, have a novel act at the Grand, which combines real melody, fun and picturesque atage effects. It Is one of the hits of the program. - Thla week th bill is extra strong with novelties, the headline act belg "A Bit of Blarney.' Varied Entertainment at the Oak. Pitmna of Portland's booular amuse- ' ni rbanrt r hainr erven amele OP' Ttnrtnnitv to ntiend Dleasant evenings, well entertained, at the Oaks during the present week. Tonight the Allen Cur tis comedy company win present ine laughable comedy, "A Bost Baby." To morrow nfsht there will be both the r.lav and a wrestling match between ""Strangler Smith and Springer, a heavy. weigh!, wrestler. knta'ea, Headllner. tlnthan, the armless wonder, contin ue trv ilnw nncknd houses at the Fan' tim i He nlavs the violin in faet. "presents an entire musical act, finishing with a. cornet, pom. win i gei mm kuu fused with another armless act that you saw aor.i. months ago, as this Is Mr. ..Unthan's ".first-, engagement In Ahe city of Portland. Baker frtock Company Opening. ; . The first appearance of the coming u,nn hv the Hnker stock tarapany will : lie next Sunday matinee at the Bunga low theatre, the new nome or mo popu lar orgoniiatlon. The opening- attrac tion is the Paul Kester dramatisation of the Donular romantic novel, "Dorothy Vernon of Iladdon HalU" - Tonight at the Lyric. . Go to the -Lyric tonight and see the K.t nnmiiir nrlee stock company in America In one of Its very, best bills, a i-AiKw,i Co ' 4 one nf the Btana- ard drama that never growa old. It deals with human life In Buch a way as to make It of tremendous Interpst to all classes 01 tneatxeaoer. Bichard 3oae Next Week. - The fumous singer Richard Jose will appear at the head or nis own com o. . h Raker all' nest week, open Inr fiundav matinee In the screaming farce "Pon't Tell My Wife." . : 'jjtfte Doiiy Di-iplea. ' The !at three .performances of Grace Cameron and the Cameron opera com pany in the tmlcal comedy "Little Dol ly Dimples" will be at the Baker to " night, tomorrow matinee and night. V. ."Millinery Styles: The ladles of Portland will doubtle" be Interested in. knowing something authoritative regarding millinery styles. The new fall styWe in millinery In the medium and large hats are very effect ive. Thla Is especially true of the, large and medium slae hits In Gains borough, walking. Cordar and muah roora. These styles are the most popu lar in TaHa and London. The ever- ' popular high crown and high roll on the side are the most predominating and always look chic. With the new atvle trimmings In vogue two-toned . faner wings, fancy breasts. Indian k. mrA alrrettes. Ostrich Dlomes will hold full eway all season la the French and. Princess plumes. The heavy corded hen line silks with satin and vele-ew mnmiijoni are very pupu lr for early effects, but later the vl wmt mnA felt hats will show iO Strong, end the new brlarht satin finished felts 1 will tsk "the lead. The leadlna- colors fren) the Paris syndicate carda, mil linery authorities, are the first five ehadee from the light eabot to the gol den browns. The second showings are greens In four shades; light to dark with .TiUs In advance.. The three new shades In blues are ' from liaht to dark navy. .Peacock blu and neacock 'areena are elm being. simirn. IOTdon smoke or tone-In three shades will be seen and dark grays, wjih a fair showing of garnet and wine colors. WOVPFR M1LT.IXFRT ro.. First an4 ' Morrisoa ta. COPPER Ell TOSOPPM'ORID 'It won't' be 'many years -tintll all the rallroada In thTa part of the coun try wll ba electrlo llnea" Thla statement was made yesterd.ty. by H. II. arte, the copper mining man states now for the purpose oforganis-Ina- his new company and exploiting his holdings In Hie Copper rSOT.-coxnvy. Th. m all Km eleotrlc lines nnmi if it wera-not for-the fact that the copper cannot be obtained, Mr. Grwg went on. "Mr. Harrlman would be only too glad to change his system to elec trical If he could. But there lnt .nnn.h ennner now ann ina ji n - prohibitive. But this will all be changed when the copper from the Copper river country comes on the market And thut won t be long. The Uuggenhelm-Morgan-Rockefeller line will be In there about a year from now, and then that coun try will be the greatest .mining region I have put In eight years there with out taking out a pound of copper, and I. would put In eight more before I would turn loose of my holdings. 1 ten you, that Is the only country today Tor a man with any energy about him. I would rather land on the wharf tft al it In iinlr nf overalls and without a dollar In my pocket than to take the beat position that could be offered me In this country. . "There in more Conner In the Copper river country than anywhere else in the world. Hlreh Co., the South African firm naiA 17 Kno (100 for onlv- 40 tier cent Interest In one claim tip there. An other sold for 110.000.000. And not long ago atock In those same ,clalms waa aelllna- for 10 cents -a share, be cause the holders naa io nove money to get their provisions and machinery "Th ennner from " that cart of 1 the country is going to change the railroad hiiainesa in this country. It will all be electric lines one of. these days."'v - . . . V . SWETTAHD PRICE CLOSE TO BLOWS Isaac Swett, who last week. was aot- lng municipal judge, but la now prac ticing law again, and Detective Price nearly came to blows in the police court this morning because Swett questioned Price's statement-that hla client had confessed to the larceny of a shotgun. The client was Thomas unirin, an umbfjlla repalret Swett stated that (irltlln naa come to mm wnen no learned he might be arrested and ex- filained the circumstances. He was re eased on his own recognisance and ap peared in court this morning for trial. Price oeciarea urmin naa conieseea the theft to him. Swett declared that Griffin was deaf and bad not understood the officer question. , After "a lively exchange on the stand the dispute waa continued outside the courtroom, but it waa flnallv agreed there haa been a mis understanding all around. Griffin was discharged. The complainant waa W. H. Harrison. . ' The Best for Eheumatism. The reason why Barke Tonic is suc cessful for rheumatism is because it drives all impurities from the body. It la' an unfailing liver, stoniach, kidney, blood and bowel cleanser, 76c a bottle. all drugstoreSf or call the J. A. uiem enson Drug Co:, corner Second and Yamhill streets. , The store that car ries all the, great remedies. 'Colonel John M. Simpson. of Dallas, the Republican candidate for governor of Texas, is o l years or age ana a native of Tennessee. After serving' In the Con federate army until the close of the war he went to Texas and engaged in the business of cattle raising. For the past 20 years he has been a banker In Dallas. STATE LAND BOARD'S REPORT .SHOWS BIG INCREASE IN SALES (Sleni Burets ef fae JoaroaL) ' Salem, Or.. , Sept I. Oi O. Brown. clerk of the land board, turned' over to the state treasurer yesterday 121. 464.14, the income of that office during August The sum waa made up aa follows: Com mon school fund principal, payments on certificates and cash aalea, I14,tl.l; common school fund principal, payments on aalea of land acquired by deed or foreclosure M. 166.67; common- school fund Interest, payments on certificates, $1,466.21; common school fund inter est, rents and payments on sales of Innd acquired " by deed or . foreclosure, 1114.(1; swamp land fund Interest, (45.60; swamp land fund principal, 4480. r necelnts-froni sales ' during August were i-i.iis.su, which ooualderably in' creases the common school fund nrln' clpal. On August 1 the balance In this principal wn oi,;ih.z. j ne disburse ments during the month amounted to I10.61.!S. which makes the balance on September 1, $576,267.40. Patience is a necessity; "hot a virtus. They Xak the Xlaka Out, havs used Dr. King's No Life for many years, .with increaslnc They take the kinks out Pilli aatlsfaotlon. They of atomaoh, liver and bowels without fuss or friction," says N. IL Brown of Plttsfleld. Vt. Guaranteed satisfactory t all druggists; S5c. PERSONAL. Professor R. I), flalibury, head of the department of geology at the University of Chicago, haa bean a Portland visitor for several daya and declared the Rone City one of the moat beautiful he had ever visited. Professor Hallabury Is a well known, authority In his special line of work. 11 was at the Lenox while In the city. . Sponges are a product of the'Kgean sea, especially - about the Islands of Rhodes, Byrne, Kalymnos and - Cos, while Smyrna la' usually the .place of market Sponges are also found near Sicily, on the north coast of Africa, and a the Red aea. All these not only' compete with each other In the world's t market, but thev have some difficulty In holding tlnlr own arnlnst the spnnaes found among the t IndUa Islands, . BIJ 1-1 till 1 1. ! t .Ig i HOrriTT HOP. ' Are Tun juii uaiiiT viinia irounn or you have lost a limn or have a de formity If your trouble la rheumatism, lumbaao. snraln. stiff joints or anything of like nature use Hallard'a Hnow l.lnl. ment and In no time you ran throw away your crutches and ba as well as ' any one. . Price 6e. BOa end li.OO. Bold b ' Skldinors Drug company. y" ITHB STORE NOTED FOB BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PBICE8 I ' (fr - - . - - .... ': ; " ' " ! " " - ' ' . . z I 1 ' ' 1 ' '1 I ' 111 1 111 I t 1 . 1 1 1 I I ' ' l ' Women's Hosiery Pi l e a Women's fine Seamless Hos iery, double heel and toe and warranted fast black.. Our best 18c grade. ' $2.00 Flannel Gowns $1.4 Women's extra " heavy FlanViel Gowns, trimmed with embroid ery, beading and Vibbon. Best $2;00 ' grade. . " rr $1.50 Kid Gloves i.00 2-clasp" French Kid Gldves, in all new fall shades and all sizes, on sale Fnday and Saturday at $1.00. Women's Ribbed Vests Women's fine Ribbed Vesta and Pants, ileece lined, very elastic. Come in cream only. AH sizes. White Wool Blankets Extra quality white wool Blan kets, with pink or blue. border, and silk taped cdge., Best $4.50 grade. . - White Wool Blankets Full size white wool Blankets, splendid weight, and our regular $5,00 grade On sale for three days. f. New Dress Goods $1.00 New herringbone gnd chevron striped Suitings for fall, in all colors, strictly all , wool, 44 inches wide. 72x90 Hemmed Sheets Y. 38c 72x90 Hemmed Sheets, in a fine quality of muslin; reinforced with seam down center. This special lot on sale Friday and Saturday" only. H -vy German Flan neli 17 c Heavy German Flannels for Kimonos, Dressing Sacques, etc.;' beautiful designs and colorings, soft velvet finish, 28 inches wide. : 25c grade.. . 42x36 Pillow Cases: lie 42x36-inch Pillow Cases, regular 124c "grade, on sale Friday and Saturday at above special price. . ' . :.- : -.1 10c Dress Ginghams A special lof of fine 'Dress Gin ghams on sale Friday and Saturday. Good range of pat terns and colors. Canvas Hop Gloves 200 dozen heavy Canvas Hop Gloves with Jersey cuff, Friday and Saturday at 8c a pair. Supply your needs now at this extreme low price. J Boys.' Blouse Waists Boya' Madras Blouse Waists' with two separate collars, several patterns and colors; come in ages 10 to 12. Best standard 50c values. $1.00 Flannel Gowns' 63 c Women's Flannel Gowns in pink and blue stripe patterns, nicely finished and our best regular $1.00vvalues.V. J Sateen Petticoats 1 Black Mercerized Sateen Petti coats in two different styles, mde extra full nd best regular, $1.50 grade. " Q.(7c The General Demand of the Well-Informed of the World has always been tor a simple, pleasant and efficient liquid laxative remedy of known value; a laxative which physicians could sanction for family use because its com ponent parts are known to them to be wholesome and tndy beneficial in effect, acceptable to the system and gentle, yet prompt, in action. In supplying that demand with its ex cellent combination pf Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, the California Fig Syrup Co. proceeds along ethical lines and relies on the merits of the laxative for its remark able success. " That is one of - many reasons why Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna is given : the preference by the Well-Informed! To get its teneficial effects always buy the genuine manufactured by" the Cali fornia Fig Syrup Co, only, and for sale by all leading druggists. Price fifty cents per bottle. t Men's Golf Shirts Men's soft front Golf STiirts in neat stripe patterns with detach able cuffs. Regular .$1.25 grades ' . Lisle Corset Covers - v Fine ribbed French Lisle Corset Covers, long sleeves and silk finished edges. A standard 75c quality. Thomson's Corsets Thomson s new Medium Bust Corsets, lace trimmed, with hose supporters front and sides. All sizes. Men's Dress Shirts Men's $1.00, $1,25 and $1.50 Dress Shirts, open front and back, separate cuffs; your choice at 25c each. All Samples Reduced AH sample Suits, Coats, Raincoats, Silk Pet ticoats, Waists, Hosiery, Muslin Under wear, etc., at greatly ' reduced .. prices, .. . . -j CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON STREETS,. Kimono Flannels New Kimono Flannels in pretty figured effects, a great assort ment of colorings; on sale Fri day and Saturday. New Fall Dress Goods We invite you to view the new Fall Nov elties now on display in our Dress Goods Aisle. Also see the big window display. f Xlasaatk aCs. The Soihr Ps1fV wlU ran a pnp Ti'ar fimrvlM to KlasMtk Fella. )ar-li-C Portlse St 1:1 a f-ufxtav. Kr 4. nmnd trip tit, Hnttt It daya f hi Is a rere nwnlt ta Idtmii f the fertlK the frm.linr. Klamath l,,,.B fih end tiuet your hrt a (- .' elorg l"rr Klnaia . lake e t rnen-etooe ratr lake. A rollnua rar will m v . $h Md fr lte romfort of thla m r 1 lui'mim fere 14. Inrludina; nlrht ( r at -V ed l"irr ener emr rar aay '!er after - berurday t. i- '-. . S M r!y l-tre efflce. TMrd and f --rarc-a street a foe pr( W-uiars. , TEETH WITH OR WITHOUT PLATES otrr or to-wj raoru Ve cm de raz satire Crews, Brldf aad ns Work in a dr it nereaeerjr. reatuvelr ratelees Sxttatla Tree hrn piatrs or farldres are ordered. Mittlrt teotk a4 roota seaaefed wltt. ewt tae least sUk Ten chairs. Only the most scientific end careful work. as niM rar roBrxa.an WA WKlf an aitocum I fwfi PaiBless Seat lata. rtOaf BlSr Tktrd aa wassiaeai to s. ro.; Ranotn 1 to 11. PatnV Both Pbons, rtirwiian, c; f-ia-a. is.ee. 1 Watch for Columbia Woolen Mais Co.'s Knson Why" JfiLiA., YaWM . China NP mti 1 Gabinet IBS mk I ISIl Oak Buffet beautifully finished fT S ta 1 1 11 w'tl1 bent glass s -.. i . . nil with bent glass ends.' p ! "TT j jy S,nds Genuine! , l Regular $20.00 value V jfQ " i W French bevel At r f I llll I jZT mirr0 $40 V " Only : f - Regular $52 Value, Only . 1 1 , Contest in nday Papers. t r Mr:,t id teas af : 1 a : t r Xr II a tea. . -: ' ; , 1 : - - -J . 'V'-; i Vi : : : , -I "- L. : ' ' "V . . .