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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10. 1808. M1TV SUP'I S lOBODIf ID SEE DEBS FORCED TO in the maneuvers. The algnal corps de partment will make a thorough Investi gation of the uses of the automobile In warfare. ' A achool of cookery and baking Is also (o be established. The first of the regu rOOIt OLD IMK0N! CAN'T TAKE A JOKE Clt4 rraaa taa4 Wtre.l San Rafael, Cal., Bept 10. Baron John II. Von 8chmder la today deeply resentful against King Bunt of the car nival. In aeaalon here, for the fOih treatment he received last night The baron appeared at tha carnival without a maik and when ordered arreated for thla helnoua offense lie) resisted. It waa not until he had wielded his thin eane for 10 minutes that he waa overpowerej by a detachment of red devils and takeo into euetody. Baron Von Bohroedar declared today TEA ' Such tea fhat your deal er returns your money, if you don't like it: money back tea; ' . ft ScaUbag'a Best; we set sua. ' mat tne arralr la not ended, and that he will make things Interesting for hie tortnentora. Hla offenae In failing to mask and swear allestanee la a grave one, punishable by a tine ot 10 canta and imprisonment - CflirJKS ESCAPE IlUIfT FOR HALL i ejasBaastssaasBsBaBBaaasBtasBBaajBs - nsMMBiMiM V t lars Is to arrive In camp September. zi and the entire force wilt be in ca imp by militia On October I the ni will join them and ova-r 6, out) troops Prleata Must Cut Oat Dike. , Paris. Bent It. The cardinal of Lyons haa forbidden the clergymen to make use of bicycles, and tnreatena with canonical penalties thoae who die obey thla order. will then be ready for the Joint maneu vers. The governors of California and Arl sona are expected to visit the camp about October 11. when the aoldlera will Join In a aham battle. J.1 IL Ackcrinan in Charge of j Getaway Smells of Scandal Stanford Feople Won't Let Convention Every Day Problems. Pursuit vXot So You . Could Xotiee It. ';y Him Talk in the Unl- vcrslty Church; ARE lJ SESSION ' (Salem Bureau" ef The Journal . dale m. Or.,' Sept. 10. -The ' county ehool superintendents' convention 'opened at the state house thla morning for two days' session. The session it fl'nlted Press Leas Wlre. ' 'Ban Francisco, Sept. 10. No apparent attempt 4a being- mad .to 'effect tiie capture of itchiness who escaped from a detention shed on the water being conducted by Bute-Superintendent front Hunn.iy night while two watch- iiivii ui mi macule juau mrainami of Public Instruction J. II. Ackerman. The subjects to bo discussed are those .which have aflsen In the every-day autle. of the .superintendents. will be no formal program. There yellowing ia a partial Hat of problems ran Ion y and an inapeotor of the linmlgra i bureau were auDDosed to be on wasrhY Eighty Chineae occupied the ahed. The 1 1 whO' eacapcd were eitner held for deportation or had been denied that will Be discussed during today and j entrance to the United State by the The ateamahlp offiuiala and the Immi gration officers are Inclined to blame each other for the escape. A. O. D. tomorrow! "PrHclioal Operations of the Compul- fory Eiucatlon Law," "Teachers' Month y Reports," "How May the County In stitute Ba ImprovedT" "The Beat Method of Administering ine LiDrarr nth Jrade Examinations. I .aw." "Elch "Schoolhouse Plana." "Features of the Revised Course of Study." "Changes in Administrative Blanks." "Plstrict Board .. Meetings How Secured?" "How Far la tha County Superintendent Responsible ; "for -the Condition of Out-Buildings?" "Local Teachers' Meetings." "The coun i ty Levy Plan for High Schools," : "Amendments "to the .County High I Bohool Law." 'Teachers Reading Or. ' I clea," "How May the Superintendents' t Vlalte Be Made More Profitable?" School Directors' Meetings How Best 'I Conductedr "Shall the County Treaa ' urer Be Made Ex-Offlelo the -District Treasurer?" "Consolidation ofT School . ! Dlatrlots," "Need of Clerical Assistance 1 for County Superintendents." "In What Manner should the County Superintend I ents Be a Factor in Selecting Teachers?" I "More School In , Rural Districts and f How to Get It." "The Desirability In Increasing the State 1 School Fund," l us j iss id uvinnn a.- uiivn tha HIarh School Facilities Be earer the country BoyT" A ASIL loi Tsutzm ill imm im t.i DHiarf ut v-umi u J How May ' ITtronrh Ni Superintendents,' The County Administration re, the Dlstriet Best Method of Unltvpf t Unit." Apportioning Bohool Funds." and The Desirability of Rats- log the Standard of .Teachers' Qualifl l cations." J The attendance at tha convention ia large, though it la Impossible for all I tha auperlntendenta to be present About ' 15 arrived yesterday and this morning r tund it Ui expected that nearly SO out of ; ;he 14 count-- auperlntendenta of the -state will be present, ' t , .f ' t Death Roll of the Northwest Kerrell. representing the Pacific Mall. elates that the company . will assume the responaiblllty and will make an ef fort to rapture the Chinese. As they have had three days in which to cover their tracks the task will be difficult. In. the event of failure to capture the Chinese the steamship company will be liable to a fine of 500 per head. ' The Chinese affected their escape by sawlnjr a hole in the roof of the deten tion shed, using a carving knife and several rasora, which had been con verted Into saw a As little apparent ef fort was made to prevent the escape of the Chinese, another scandal wnicn will rival that now on in the Immigra tion bureau is Imminent. .'. .. . SAYS MITCHELL VISA PERJURER 1 . ' (United rrese teased Wire.) San Francisco, Sept. 10. -Pugene V. Dabs, sooiallat candidate for president of the United Btatea, will probably have to apeak in the open air or In one of the small fraternity houses of the Stanford campus next Saturday morning when he addresses the studenU of that Institu tion. . t Hroace Davis, president of the bosrd of trustees of the university,' said today that the request of the English club, under whose auspices Debs will speak, fyr the use of the famous Stanford unl-1 versity. cnurcn aa a meetlnar nlace wll pruuKviy oa reiusea Dy. toe trustees, The request waa made to Register Lathrop and he refuaed to - act He turned the .natter over to President da via oi me ' trustees' and Davis re fuses to aasume tha whole responsibil ity, altbpugh he lntlmatea that Debs will not - be allowed to expound Socialist aocinns irom ins goia ran or the altar. "The-chapel ahould be used only for religious, meetings, and certainly not tor political speeches," aald Davia to day, -ai to what action the trustees or tne university win take in this case, tha tuture wiu ten." Berkeley, Cal., Sept. 10. It is an nounced today that Eugene V. Debs. So cialist, candidate for president will speak In the Hearst Greek theatre Sat urday, Instead of the Allston-Wav skat ing rink. . Permission to use the theatre has been granted by President Wheeler l va. ,atw v so v ns wa veiiii vi mot via. v W a dltlon that no collection be taken. Aa tha seating capacity of the skating rink ia ii mi tea, tne orrer Deba will arrive will be accepted. tomorrow nignt. r ' Benjamin Homslejr. i , (Special Dispatch to The Journal.! SHverton, Or., Sept 10.--After having lived for nearly a. century, and more ilthan half a century in Oregon, Benja ' win Homesley died at the home of his daughter. Mia. a B. Taylor, at Needy, , eunaay. i Benjamin Homesley waa born In ; fSparta, Tenn., September 16, 1815, and VP t- ft! iaWAtotoia jmmiini Attorney Davenport JJakes a Jierce Charge in "Un- fair List'? Case. (Halted Preas Leased Wire.). Washington. Sept 10-Attorney Dav. enport. for the Buck Stove & Range company created a aensation In the United Btatea diatrlct tourt here yester- Aav hv aneustnar John Mitchell Of the Federation of Labor of wilful and ma. SA3LE SAMPLE SUITS All Hew rail Styles, Weaves and Color- j ' burs. One hundred and aeventy-five sample tauorea suns ror women and mlases on sale tomorrow at 0c on the dollar. Prices range from 110.75 up to 6U. . eampies no two alike, see window. . McAllen ' aV McDonnell. Third ' ana Morrison. . WANTS WAE BALLOON FOE ATASCADERO 1 ' , . , , , CMSIK iW Our Entire Stock of CBImTe, Hand - fainted ' Cut Glass amd lrfi Goods llclous perjury when the case of Mltch- d of Justice Gould by placing the name Compere' for alleged coatempt of court In vlolatihg the order ell and samuel of the Buck company on the nnfalr list was cauea.'. Pointing his finger at Mitchell,, who was seated with Gompers and other la bor leaders, Davenport shouted: "We will show that Mitchell's affi davit In this connection is a statement whollv false and was made with the knowledge that it was ' falae." ' -" Mitchell flushed to tha roots of his hale and, atarted to say sometning, wnen he waa counselled to remain quiet. Judge Alton B. Parker, attorney for the American Federation of lbor, de clared hla client had a ... reputation - as good as that of any other man in the United: States.'-' :"-' ' Justice Gould decided tnat tne state-1 menta in the case ahould be taken be fore a master in' chancery, ana w.'H. Smith, a local attorney, waa appointed master te hear the case. A limit ot 601 days was fixed as the time during which tne testimony must do taken. , i, . i ....a. i, ii- . (United Press Leased Wlrt.l . Ban Francisco,- Sept. 10. Colonel M. P. Maus, bead of the department of California, today asked the war depart ment to send at least one dirigible bal loon to Atascaderq, Cal., when the maneuvers of the California and Art-1 sona troops are In progress. It Is the object of the commanding orncers to reproduce as nearly as po Bible the. conditions of actual warfare In the encampment this year and it is desired that a balloon be sent here for trial in the sham battlea that ara to be fouaiit under tne oaks. . v. ' Automobiles are also to be tested out 1 ' CALL AND INSPECT OUR LINE AND PRICES SOME OF OUR SPECIALTIES: 50-piece English Pencil Blue Dinner Set; Tegular $9.00, now $4.00 10-inch German China Decorated Bowls; regular 50c, now 25 25c Gas Mantles now. 10$ 25c Crockery Bean Pots now. ; . 10 "50c Tumblers now, per dozen. 35 And Other Bargains Too Numerous to Mention. ITE CIS 352 Morrison Street. IT", ii ,; ssli sal (GLASS ca Between iSeventh and Park I THE STORE NOTED FOB BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES! Benjdmiif Homesley. m crossed the plains in 185-2.-locating near j tnis city tnat ran. - e naa reen a " strong and robust man all his life and Z very active in the development of this in rart . of the state. Until- a few days prior to his death he was able to be and assist fn the work on the farm. Be is survived by two daughters liv- B. ja. Taylor ana ! inr near here. Mrs, w Mrs, George Gibson. . O. G. Sparks. - IBoeelal C!tch to The ToursaLt J " SHverton, Or., Sept 10. The funeral heart trouble while In the postoffice , Saturday evening, was iieid in, the Mian church. For some time past Mr. Sparks had 2 been employed as mall carrier to and from trains. He made the trl 0 GATHER rip aa usual st delivered Saturday evening and had iu the mall at the postoffice when, he fell to the floor dead. Z Mr. Sparks had lived In SHverton for , more than 10 years. His wife died three months ago after a long illness, Walter Benards.- (Pneelal Dlnoarctl to Tha loorsal.) . . . c k . i nr.,. . Benards, -who was Injured In a clover l Duller laat Saturday died yeaterday at ,idi. vincania ugipiiai. W . V. ...... ,a T1, . zi i . D.H.I1II no win ii nunanu iu and cam witn hla parents ears ot age. rwen i rears ago and cam ' f to America when t ye Itr-one years ag he Jtr-one years ag ho came to Oregon, , 'i locating at Verboort, Washington coun- if. By his Industry he had grown ' j wBajiny ann was ana oi me prominent ' mesj in the affairs of the community. .j The deceased is survived by his wire t ana tne following cniidren; Mra. J. W. r Vandersanden, Banka; Josephine. Mar ' tin. .Maggie, Minnie. Zellia. Chrlntine ' and Frances Benards. and two slaters ; and three brothers. Mrs. Vankln and Mrs. Gomsna and Hubert. Theodore and jo tin nenaras. ' LOED, OXCE EAILWAt ; 3IAGXATE IS DEAD ; i , ir-lA Wlr. 1 . Philadelphia. Sept. 10. Charles K, Iird nri1ent of the Ooldfleld aV Toii- opab Railroad company, dtd here to- day. Lord was former vice-president of the Bsltlmore aV Ohio Railroad com. railway rlrrlea. Every Craia of - Grape-Nuts rarries Its qnot or streh-i la kealth -fl'lng. braln-tmiM ing rrprtiea. Itudy. re--. sarrh. and sHeairs prod saced t !t ' FOR HILL B North India Tribesmen Eav- age the Land and Snipe 'the British Sojer. ' (CElted Preas Iaaed tvire.) Simla. India.' Sent' 10. British troona I are concentrating at Peshawur to Sup-1 press a fresh uprising of northern India tribesmen. warned by the losses they suffered when herded together and shot down bv the British a few months ago, the na uvea nave split into small raid In ar tur tles and Sre ravaainar the country all along the frontier. i v. The scattering character of the cam paign makes It especially difficult for me jjriusn to aeai witn tne revolt, and officers in the field are agreed that it I wilt proDaDiv take montns to nut it down. Dozens ot different detachments I must be seat out to corner and subddel tne various small parties of rebels. - The latter are particularly active I along the Peshawur-Shebkagar road. They have murdered a number of pro-l Anglian natives ana a rew jungiisnmen and aeoured an immense amount of I plunder. The Khoda Khel, Utman Kehl, Kandahar! Hafls and ' Utmansal tribes are Involved in the uprising, which the -native priests are suspeoted or encour aging. . . - . . Eheumatism Is Not Rhehm- x- atism. When you use Bark Tonlo then rheu-1 matlsm is not rheumatism, for. - Bark 1 Tonlo drives It out of the system and leaves health In its place. This remedy! arives an impurities rrom tne system. trice Tec a not tie. ail druggists, or can the J. A. Clem en son Drue Co.. Second and Yamhill streets, Portland. Or. The store that carries all the great remedies. Companies Incorporated. R)e a Boreas of Tbe Ioaraal.1 Articles of Incorporation have been I filed In the office of the secretary of I stare as 104 lows: 1 Oama Alpha Chanter of Kama Slanal Fraternity; principal off ice. Eugene; In-1 corporators. Herbert F. Clarke. Robin IL iseison and wmiam H. wood. Western Water Floe com Dan v: nrln. clne.1 of floe. Portland: capital stock 10,- 900: Inooraoratora. Jamea K. Martin Manning Fv Hill and George C Hayner. Portland Publlo Market as Cold Stor- M ounpanr, principal ui i forxtana; Gray Wool Blankets Heavy gray Oregon Wool Blan ketsgood size and standard $4.50 grade; a great, snap. ' s 1 Children's Stockings Me Boys' an9 girls' ribbed Stockings for school wearv double knee ant heel and toe, fast black; 18c quality. 72x90 Hemmed Sheets 8 .V- Friday and.. Saturday 72x90 hemmed Sheets with reenforced center; on sale at above price. Tl TT k . E . 9 S as , ft 3000 Sample Pieces no id Merwei at 60e on the Dollar An enormouspurchase and sale of 3,000 pieces of Fine Undermuslins. We bought these garments at a decided reduction from the regular wholeeale cost (being samples) and place them on special sale Friday, and Saturday at an average price of 60 cents on the dollar of ..wholesale cost. Beautiful lace and embroidery- trimmed styles; in Gowns, Corset Covers, Skirts, Drawers, Chemise, Sets, etc., made fjom the very best of materials, and perfect in cut and finish. Remember, there's but one of a kind, and we cannot under any circumstances refund the pur chase price. All garments marked in plain figures. Boys' School Waists lie Boys Blouse Waists for school wear; two extra collars, good range of patterns and colors; regular 50c value.,. . Children's 50c Caps Friday and Saturday-r-Boys' and( girls School Caps in all colors; best standard 50c grade. 12V2C-15c Organdies Friday and Saturday Closing out the balance of our 12 1$ 15c Lawns and Organdies . at above price. capital stock. - zoo.oo: incorporators. 1 George 8. Breltllng, Joseph DeLacy sad TheafVrleta Plumbing A Heating com pany; -principal trice. A net; rapiui iocr. iie.eve: inertoratftra. A. J. Heers. . t-i. users sad t . l cieera. Aahlan Mineral Pnrincs Sanitarium: rlnciral office. Ashland; capital stock. IiO.000: Incorporators. Mary M'tkle, R Um.rO. EdaJn P. Hushes and Frank C v,ira. Ron Cltr Coal aV Fuel Co.: prlnc! capital stock, office. Portland Ineorooratora. John B. Moora. C. A. Awa. bree ana Jonm A. jerrrey. Mania Br.: principal ofTlce. Merrln: capital stock 141 0; incorporator a, g. Marun. u. J. varus sad J. H. Mar tin. The Mattnrpor eempany; rrlncfr-el of fice, Portland; rar-Hal stork, tie e ; Incorporators. 0arl" 9. Arrher. F. 1. tVchavra and H. 8. XlcCutcha. Xotories Comrarsaioaied. II 4totm SoTa .mt Tse fcaml t i wim. tvr. i-rt. !. t'nnpK.Ni at tariea have ben Issued t Wllltem K. ' 4- Eleii's Underwear Kow's the tine to supply your falT and wi'nter needs at Closing-Out Sale prices. Fleeced cotton, me rino ribbed, wool. SAMPLE SUITS, COATS. WAISTS Greatly Rediicd Sample Fall Suits, Coats, Waists and Skirts on sale Friday and Saturday at greatly re duced prices. No two alike and all new fall styles. Sample Waists 600 Sample White Lawn, Net, Silk and Linen Waists, no two alike and all this season's make, beautiful lace and embroidery trimmed stylp". Priced AO from. T5c to jQeeVO Tailored Suits Women's and Misses' New Tai lored Suits, fancy stripe Panama weave, in blue and brown, braid and button-trimmed, regular $15 and $20 values. . f fk . f f Special Oll.eJ ft,ltg,'"1-y ' . CWIoWs Coats Children's School Coats in fancy brown and blue mixtures, turned cuffs and pockety, made good and warm and best $5 values; come in ages 4 to 12, Spe- AO QQ cial, each . J7O Misses' Skirts Mijses Dress Skirts in plain col ors and fancy mixtures, well tai lored and trimmed with buttons, braids, bands, etc.; easily worth $4.00 apiece. Special, f j gj Fall Dress Goods Sic 33-inch wool Panamas, Serges and, fancy stripe Suitings in browns, reds and blue; 75c value. Cotfon Comforters kit JioQl)1 Large siie white cotton filled Com forters in light and dark colors; extra heavy and best $2 value. Woitieh's : We carry a full line of the famoui "Forest Mills Underwear as wr'.I as other good brand. Buy now and save. - $1.75 Long Silk Gloves Closing out thj; balance of our Lone Silk Gloves at 03 a pair. A rood assortment of colors and sixes, bet cjuality, nr double-tipped r e7UL CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON STREETS. Best $1.50 Kid Gloves Regular $r.50 quality French Ki i C! - on 5a!e Friday and Saturday at VTtt 1 ;s . Two-clap style, ia all lead;rx c-'.- p ors . ' 1
