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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAi; POftTLAMD. THURSDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 10, 1803.
FIRED Sir JIT KlPlOffl) OF LOST f. ROlMi
GLASGOW: RIOT PASSES . AlVAY
DREKFOSISfil
Louis Gregorl Says He JIad Socialists Incite 7)00 3fon
nthfnf? Ao-ainst Drey- to v iolenwi rouce Are
i ' ' y : fus Himself. Now in Control.
Upadal DtaMtek to Tlx JovmI), . e
Caatlarock. Wash- fleuL 10. Miaa
Lucy Ersman Rowan dlad at 1:10 o'clock
thla morning of acuta Bright' dlaaaaa
aftsr an lllnaaa of aavaral waaka. She
waa tha only dauatitar of O. W. Kowan.
a leading attorney, and waa universally
sipraasad iadii eurprls at tha rtawa, al
though ha said ha had baen Informed
anma daya ago that thara waa a poaaibll
It jr of tha patanta laaulpg. But ha had
not thought It probabla that thay would,
a na rocatvaa lattar rrom tna oapari-i
mant only a faw days ago aaklng thai
atatua of uio eontasts of tha vravious
paiants.
Juat what stDa will ba taken In tha
mattar.ha has not yat daoidsd, otbar
than that ha aald ho would at onea try
to ascertain whether or not tha patanta
have bun Untied, and If BOsaibI haval
them withhold.
"I am mfBtliM to hear." aald Mr.
MoCourL "that new natnnta hava been I
issuea on ino wiun win ana tinmi I
Porter f lllnaa. Patanta on these wara
lsued aavaral years ago, but suits hava I
trn institutes to hava tham both set
new patanta
on
A , weekly .money-saving event; awaited by a large circle of customers, and it'e trrowine larr
every week. Are you a member of this coropapy of bargain-hunters? If not, better join now.'
' 'There's money in becoming a purchaser, here.
IP
I An&yl .a has, .11 Cki tavaaa
m . r.. vim I 1Umw Hnr 1 n FYIIOWiri.r m luni hnrn Mmr mm. 1 HHi in California- TM I , uun a w wnr
h'i.;dT iaZ-Loul. OragorL tha Lf rioting and fighting batwoan a mob funoral will. Uk. .plaeo n.at flunday. snuia f
farts Journalist, who shoe juajor Airraa or 7.000 tinampioyaa ana mounno w 0VM. wo ytar, xila Rowan had I mattar to trial yet.' If naw pat-
Drevfua on Juno 4 during tha eersmo- foot pollee. thla city today presents bean corraapondant for Tha Journal at I iwim I am afraid It win ba
" ..i. . m 1 --. .a 1 ...i, n.a . rot M a. st a i a, uiiiiruii mairiHP in nnn nam
tha spectacle of a town in tna mroes o v "-. - U' " . " 11 .h. I thsr will ba s.i.,1 to a lnnoant,."
J I aj vi UIIISI M 1 Kf irwavaruwvvu . .1 . . ' .
.... .... combination of lltarary ability and flna "" nut l will
or ,'" " ""."" J nwa dlacrlmlnatton. I van om aona. '
Dlto t tha Panthaon In connaotlon with
tha nlanlna- of tha body of Emlla Zola a lga.
.. ' - 1 AM I Hund-rada
?AnVl'"K"r"T.,,,".:uh t'Vh. thai, pronarty with flra.rm foarlng a
aa at one what I
ravurranrn nr ini f 1 11 i rasaa a. aiiu wt mi-
crowd that throngad tho courtroom, ure-1 "-1" .T ":..7.7' .iT
waa calm and ahowed no aigoa or y "''" v..-.
ISSUE TITLE
(Contlnuad from Page Ona.)
IS FULTON" OR CAKE?
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- a-orl
.. in hla atatomant to tho court Oregorl
' aald ha went to tha Pantheon for tha
purpoaa of caualng a demoneirauon. n
declared, however, that ha had no In
tention of aroualng an attack upon Drey
fus, whom, ho aald, ha did not hate.
"It waa agalnnt Dreyfualam and the
policies which tha wnote canonisation
eeremonlaa atood for that I fired tha
ahot." anld Oregorl. "I did not desire
to kill Major Preyfua or even want to
Injur htm. I aimed at hla arm, know
ing it would be Impossible to injure
him eet-lously In that way."
The court adjourned vwhen -Oregorl
completed hla atatement. Unless tha
other witnessea can be prevailed upon
to appear, tha case win proDaDiy d
dropped.
Tha ahootlnc took claco In the Pres
once of many of the highest officials
-of France, Including President Fal-
llerea. who waa only a few feet away.
It la expected there will be much
difficulty in inducing any of the of
Ilelals to appear.
fashion.
The trouble atartad at midnight.
fry havin, ba. m.d o by Emma U m-Juu ntr Jim BI riton
17-T V w ; A rst vmmi wni M'Bttti Sonatof Henry w. Co,
CHINESE BOYCOTT
FHIIIGS mm
Learned Celestial Thinks
, Jap Trouble Makers Are
Inciting: Students.
man afld rViuntv Ph.llm.ii P I
mob of unemnloved under the leadershlD Porter, and the aoutheaat quarter by J J. Kennedy, who la not a Fulton man
of Socialists who had Inflamed them to Maud Witt ona of Puter and MoKln- or a Cake, man or a Bourne man but lal
at Mil wkm$y
Handsome All: VYool French
Panamas, Serfles, Fancy Mix
lures; Etc, Posillvely Worth $10
action by violent apeechea made another
fhn:',.,ht Zl.X mt"!L 2S 2.' tK patent, to the frVulent homaatead .At thla .am. Baturday rnaatln,
Suits
to cancel all claiftedt aa a "Taft BepubUcan."
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tha city. They raided several shopa at
the root or tha hill
wealthy quarter of the
a mv.rmi simps .-..lk. i tr.wni.Mn 11-7 are now pond- finer result or mo
cTtv d'SJar'tSd ' V".TPcouk 1 7 4t.oo h'!0tVrP?il
- T.K -Uhk; of tha land commissioner seemo inrx-1 llms, that Mr. CJ
7 are now pond- I other reault of tha vtalt of the dove waa
on motion 01 n. ju. wii-i
CJaJca should anDOlnt thu
. ... iL - ,l. m . . DI in. L'uniiai..iuuvi I . , . . - r I
. aanM T !' Illla at 1 am awaa I
M . . i vi avg va gnw jtysat itiss m rui twig uiaaii, i
Xtraoroa rrandulen oharaoter; j, now announcj, though not by
It baa been a time honored rule 01 Chairman Cako. that C. N. McArthur. I
ured la unknown, it la estimated that tha land daiartment that a lieu aeieo- a fulton man. la Mr. Patterson a auc-
there are between 15,000 and 10,000 un- tlon of any character must stand or ran i ceasor.
employed In tho city at the present I upon its own basis, and where there I fxLg a Tola lVook.
The police, aided by the houaeholdera.
fought off the rlotera until dawn, when
iney were dispersed, me numter or in-
time.
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Udltd Prase Leased, Wire.)
. Toklo, Sept 10. The Chinese atu
dents of Toklo have decided to boycott
German goods and German schools. No
reason la assigned for tha action.
: .San Francisco, Sept. 10. That the
boycott of German achoola and Oer
' man roods by Chinese atudenta waa
probably brought about by- Japan to
further her own commercial Interests
la s.th atatement made to the United
Press Jiere - today bya Nr- Poon Chew,
- editor of tho Chinese Dally and one of
v the most astute atudenta of oriental
affairs In thla country.
Mid Mr. Chew when shown the cable
. from Japan. "I am at a loss to ac
count lor it, Decatee uermany and my
country have always been - friendly.
uermany naa a , c ninese aucatlonal
' commission whose especial duty is to
iooic after Chinese students that go to
vretrnuay anu 10 neip mem. 'ina Ger
mans get - commercial preferment nat
urally from these Chinese when they
return to their own land.
"I cannot Imagine what can be brow
ing in the orient with reference to this
German situation, unless it bo another
one or japan's tricks to get coramer-
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E PACT
AFTER 30 YEARS
Poverty and Sickness Drive
Old Italian Couple to
Despair.
(Cnlted rrew Leased Wire.
San Francisco, Sept 10. Driven to
despair by poverty and sickness, Glar
eoml Bruslo, 50 years old, and hla wife
Maria, who is 10, decided early today to
five up tho struggle and die together,
he suicide pact arranged, they closed
the door and windows, turned on the gas
and lay down to meet their death. Louis
Rlnaldl. who lives in the same house
at 407 Green atreet, reached home in
the early hours of .the morning snd no
ticed the smell of gas. He knocked on
the old couple's door and asked them
if they noticed that gaa waa escaping.
"That's all right, thank von." said the
voice of Maria from within, "we know
about it it's all right."
Rlnaldl did not understand the slrnif
icance of the woman's words and went
to bed. Whan he got up the gas odor
was stronger. He found that the door
to tne ' old couple s room waa locked.
When he called the DOllce It waa broken
and the tragedy waa revealed. Giacomi
and Maria were dead In each other's
arms. Ther had been married SO years
ana naa uvea nBDDiiv until in ianf
year, when Glacomfs health began to
iau. i wo monina ago his root was
injured and blood poTsonlngset In.
Investigation of their rnomn ahnwu
mat iney wore racing starvation, though
they had not told their neighbors.
IS anv question concerning. y..u.w 0f rnuna Jlmmv Kerchem aava
or nut 10 ne uo m. .vwy.. -tnere am t no Taction." aiever naa been
muat either be amenaea or eiae con-iana naver wl1 b. Nevertheless to any
celed. A temporary suspension of tho ron. who has watched the fur fly In the
selection was uruuiru I past it would appear mat aitnor tnere
aloner only fwr It bec"2e. 'J? something back of all these Fulton
that It waa Included within Indemnity I ..it....... k.i i. .v... . v. I
iiiniia ui in. wiuiuui Awt". v ' nil I nA. iifHifl np miam in. rnrrivm. I
yompany.- snd Fred A. Krlbs the se- ,prlt ot chairman Caks passes all
lector, waa asaed to eieci wneiner n- understanding. To one up a tree it
would hold the trsrt ""lccted and take would look fik6 B-Utt0n had tho whole
wfiether he was willing to relinquish P hl u oft hV P&w.Vml
and make selection of other landa in fT thst the o 11 of ami ty vr'coJl
lieu of the bogus 11-7 claims. tPJTlcta?.JhlJl?,a - k,r5LLy .Mf;
Krlbs has notified the aepanment oil f U 2 . . . . . I
h i n ten on to perm t tne selection to4"" '" " -1
.. .. i. . i i. ..m .h. I tribute buttons and literature and ask
nniv miontinn ainnarentlv that'atanda In 'or more. Tho membera of tho finance!
the way of final title to the selection committee are preparing to raise cam
exlsta In the Issue between Kriba and P?l" money in sufficiency If not in
.... v!rii,.r. xa.in Tha lnnH drr. plenty. Everything ia going alone Juat
ment has evidently Jgnored the fraud- f s though Chairman Cake waa actively
ulent character of the base, and seems charge. Taft Republicanism is the
disponed to consider only tne relative i j- "''' f ". xijjuu-
rights of the claimants to the tract em- oan, i.io, on tuna to stump tne
brnee.1 In the selection Itself. state. Senator Bourne, as a Taft Re
in hi. knnlr nn h. land frnA Pllt.r I DUtlllCSn. Will DC Welcomed With ODen
intn Hntaiia rfflntiv to ih iiiral arms when he reaches town Bundav. If I
methods or nimseit ana associates m I "" i"ej ui ino nno. i
cqulrtng title to tne homestead claims orjwy everyooay eise, now.
t 11-7. and It is understood that Com- It is believed, speaking of money, that
mo enew uuuyni uacK irum ine eaat i
by Chairman Cake, was In payment for
nis expenses at tne conrerenca or state
Exquisitely designed Skirts of French All-Wool Panamas, Serges, FancyMixtures and Noveltr
iatctija, m i-nc gracciui gvrcu ana ptattca muueis, many oi mem nana
somely trimmed with taffeta silk. Equal to custom-made and posi-
wvcijr wurni ana is. opcciai ior rnaay oniy ai
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY.
KICK
Oil
GERMANS TO TEACH
' AEGENTINA TO FIGHT
(Soeclal Dltnatirh ta' ! Jonrnal t
Buenos Ay res, Sept. 10. Officers of
-tho army have given a banquet to the
German military-commission, which has
arrived in this city for tho purpose of
instructing ma army or Argentinea ..in
military art and science. The minister
or war presided . over ,.the feast The
German legation was represented by
Prince Hotzfeldt, with: whom cordial
toasts were exchanged.':' It is, known
here that the Brazilian mlrrieter of war
has gone to Germany. . '
230,000 IS.MAY0K . ' :
LANE'S ESTIMATE
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(Salem BiffH of The Journal.) ''''''
Salem, Or., Sept, 10. Mayor ' Harry
Iane at the request of Labor Commla-
sloner Hoff has estimated tho popula
tion of Portland and fixes it at 230,000.
?'he abor commissioner will use the
igures in the biennial report to bo 1s-
isueo oy nis ornco about October 1
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WEDS FOR LOVE
Franklin Murphy Jr. Incurs
r - Family Wrath for Set
tlement Worker.
(Cottod Press Leased Wlre.t
Newark, N. J., Sept. 10. The friends
of Franklin Murphy Jr, son of tho for
mer governor of Now- Jersey and the
millionaire vlce-rjreMnt nt th m...
phv Varnish company, were staggered
today when he announced his engage
ment to Miaa Harriet .lUn.A.. t a .
Of Chicago. -
Miss Long was formerly a worker in
social settlement work at" Hull House,
Chicago, and Jt was there she met
Murphy. His family knows nothing of
Ws intended bride ahd it J reported
i. uu ucnea mem 10 prevent his
marriage with the girl of his choice.
MurpTiy went to Chicago after he
graduated from Princeton, and how ma
a common employe of his fathers, var
nlah works there. He became inter
esteI..n social setUement work and
mot Mlsa Long at Hull House.
OREGOIUI GETS BRIDE
AFTER 16-YEAR Willi
a
in
missloner Dennett Is pnnsessed of a
copy or mis worn, ana is aiso laminar
with all the details connected with the
fraudulent efforts to obtain patents on
the various entries, nence it is odvious
that his action in passing the Krlbs se
lection to patent was not the result of
unfamiliarlty with the facts.
Commissioner Inquires.
United States District Attorney John
McCourt, when asked today about the
matter, stated that he had not heard
that new patents had been issued, and I
chairmen at Colorado Springs, and not
for future campaign expenses. There
fore the finance committee has got to
rusue. treasurer Williams will DO in
foruana again in a rew days when an
active canvass will be undertaken. In
the meantime, the milk white banner
of brotherly love is being .held aloft
above tne citaaei or the state contra
committee., by Fulton brawn, and the
campaign is moving, oy jruiton brains.
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,' SCHOOL
v I OPENS MONDAY
.Here are all the fix
ings to make life pleasant-as
far as looks go
for the future great
men of our city.
Chjlidren are the most
merciless kind of critics
here's - the right
clothing in special
values at $3.85 and $5.
, School supplies or
other useful presents
given with' boys Suits
or Shoes. See windows.
170 Third Street. '
(Speeltl Dispatch to Tha Journal)
Blooming ton. 111., Sept 10.
Sweethearts In childhood,. Louis
Enaulst of Lekevlew, Or vill
on Wednesday evening marry
Mlaa Helen Bodlnson of Soder
holm. Sweden, who has Just
reached this country to become
a bride. The two wore children
together in Sweden and when
they parted 1 yeara ago they
swors to remain true to each
other. The groom came to
America, to make hla fortune and
after 1 years sent for his
bride. They will be married at
the home of the bride's slater
In Lane county. Enqultt be
came wealthy as a stockman In
Oregon and the couple will make
their home In Lakevlew, that
state.
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Mergrr of Gould Roads.
(SpveUl Dtaeatrk Co The Joaraal. .
Denver. Colo, BepU 1 . Pursuant to
a rail lamied t,r the dlraftora f Ik.
Denver Rio Grande Railroad company,
the stockholders of that compear held
a aprrial metlns here- today to make
'h nerecaary financial arrangement
for the proposed consolidation -of the
Ootild linos fn Colorado and Vtah. Tlteae
arrangement. Including a IliO.OOO.eoa
bond issue, are ta provide for the pur-
rraae by the Denver Rl Grande ef
" " r more amau line eon trolled
by the Gould system.
trended Annua; tb AJp. j
i -lT. Te cHa
fT- 1 -TM marriage took
.T. T of Mlaa Ewllv Nrrtlls"
te CUmH D.at.1 T.Tim- V.
C X. V!f- of Hr Adtiiral Rh-
Zl . "- R Harrla Sririn(to
Marriarwi. xe ccip.a rlil apn4 thrlt
trrm" tra mi tn mMniil.
f tra to soaae tbt.r home
ta Chtcaare.
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It's the cart in th waking that has made
HERIALES
Another B!g Friday
Ladies U and $5 Sweaters
Handsome Knit Goods in white, red, blue, etc., all
sizes, good values at the original price.. Special
for Friday
Special
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See Our New Arrivals in Fall Suits.
Gevurtz' Prices Are Reasonably and Terms the Easiest.
if
QBVURTZ SELLS IT FOR LESS
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First and Yamhill
Second and Yamhill
'the most popular cigarettes in the
entire West. '
Over 125,000,000 Imperiales were
smoked by the men of the West
alone in 1907.
No doubt you know Imperiales
already. If you don't, just inspect
an Imperiales carefully. Note the
thin pure mais paper. See how the
paper is crimpea not pasted. That,
and the pure paper, lets you taste
the tobacco alone. Light that
Imperiales.
See how the mouthpiece cools
the smoke t
Smoke them all day long if you
want to no afttr effects. .
School Books
and
Supplies -
&C0
fl 1. MABKEIL
Leading East Side Department Store
COR. EAST MORRISON and UNION AVENUE
School Books
and
Supplies
SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OFFERINGS OF GOODS
YOU'LL NEED FOR SCHOOL OPENING
On Frldar and Saturday the following gDeciala will orevail. We never fore- th fact that ari.,i v.a
necessitates goods of good quality, wear-resisting goods; snd these specials were selected with a special
view to their adaptability to school service.
Boys' $2.50 to C 1 il C
$3.50 Suits. . . . .1 7 O
But Broken Lots.
We have a good assortment of
these goods in sizes from 10 to 15;
all well made and good colors; to
close at 11.95.
10 for lOc
' Sold Eemrywkerm
THE JOHN BOLLMAN COMPANY, Manufacturer, San Francises)
Boys' Corduroy A
Pants. 75c value. . rx t V
Mixed cassimere and corduroy
Pants, all good colors snd weights.
strongly made snd serviceable; val
ues to 75c and sixes 5 to li years.
! aatl
A Beautifier
that will not Injure the skin. A freckle eradicator that Is
sure. A liquid in vigors tor for the flesh that is not rrey
or sticky. Such Is
H i rrrt rt 'tr
M a iuuii 3 s
! Magnolia Balm. J
It Is a particulaiijr favorite toilet article with ladies who I
dislike the effect produced by face powders and paint. Its '
use. cannot ne detected and only tne pleasing result Is
apparent.
Put op In two colors PINK and WHITE.
- Sample of either color free, but better yet buy Urge
bottie at your druggists for 75 cents.
LTOX atUCTACTCTUXO CO, at Sovtl TWk SV, MOOrLYX, X T. ,
50c5fl
Blouse Waists.
and 75c values.....
Some are blue flannel, some lia-ht
and dark madras and some mer
cerized madras; everyone best in'
style and pattern and perfect in fit
and maVe.
Boys 35c and 40c 7Cv
Caps at... i sWuL
Nobby new styles and patterns: all
mtde of good serviceable materials.
High Grade Suit for Boys
New W f Knickerbocker Suits at
4 to f S.SO. See Hercules Suits.
East Side Headquarters
School Books
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Largest and best Tablets at 3,
6? and 10.
Bring your book lists here. We
can fill them quickly and correctly.
Boys' $1.25 and QOn
$1.50 Shoes at sOL
Strictly all solid calf Shoes, lace,
with heavy strong soles; shoer-SgEtf:
wear and look well, in sizes from
10 to 2. '
Same, sizes 2Y to Syi S1.3S
$1.87
Misses $2.50
Sweater Coats.
A very special effering. Fancy
weave wool Sweater Coats for
girls, in white and cardinal; these
garments are beautifully made,
large pearl buttons and two pock
ets; sizes 28 to 34 bust
Boys' Heavy Fine Ribbed
Hose, 25c values 1 LT-
....JOIv
weia-ht fine ribbed Stock-
flb6ys,'lgpric
98c
Girls' $1.25 and
$1.50 Shoes......
Either kid or calfskin, all solid
leather, with heavy soles, all are
lace styles and the kid shoes have
patent Hps; sizes are to 2.
GENUINE KANGAROO
CALF SHOES for BOYS
Our letder. snappy, solid, perfect
fittica-. well finished. Blucher style.
best oak soles; a remarkable shoe
for comfort, appesrance and abso-
Is satisfactiofl in evrry wit.
Prices are f 1.75, S3, S2.25.
See them. .
at. . .
neavy
seamrei
13c
Girls' Extra Fine
7ff TTftctM-tr
Very fine ribbed seamless and fast
black, spliced heel ana toes; a very
dressy stocking, in all sizes.
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For Girls or Boys, 15c f) p
Stockings at V"
Medium weight ribbed, fast black,
seamless, triple knees; a wonderful
value; all sizes.
18c VaL Knit Waists
Knitted snd taped Underwsists for
boys and girl; most comfortable
underwaist made far children.'
Get School Supplies and School Books at MarkeH's