The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, September 13, 1908, Image 48

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Newspaper Page TextV1 THE OREGON SUNDAY, JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SUNDAY MOILING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1003. CD EPIDEMIC tha autlawa haven't mada anr effort to land tx merciful anl that tha military hide their llihta under a buaheU Xtarlln with he country roads and IIS EUROPf tribunals, with tha promptness of thalr preoeeoinsa ana aeveruy or their eii- tha outaklrta of amall villains thay soon I Unces. am tha only in con a at tha rears pacama ao bold that armed bands besan Band for preventing s.tuat anarchy. tha auourna or tha moat lnijKr-I mm w..miiin nave rmi own lent dtW Thay fouaht tha police auo. I particular y numwoul of lata, but tha ceaafully nd ainee soldlera Lav bean I resoiuiionieia open i y aay i nay art gat tllrrnina raauy mr a vi( anting. ' Buropa crime. la having an "apldemlo of 'aontout to deal with tham In Nortli Italy, whara thay ara moat numerous. concentrated in tha hllla and ara leal- Inf off tha troopa, too. - In trua o man hava been ranaoin. No foreigners hava fallen Into I charges asajnal of f IceholUtra under tha out From tha vary marnltude of tha taak on Ha hands tha new Turkteti ovrn i troops, too. - , , ion in nuoi na new turaian svern old time style, several rich mant la having; hard work to make .an been kidnaped and bald f.'rl actual start on an Investigation ' .f U'.V" ...... v. th. various eoun. '.'. -r i lie ouiuiww ... , h.ran I preuiale in vaiua ox m weeiiny jun.rf trlea plctureacjuaiy w"r -- i caQ or Engllahmsn a hlhly aa anyone terlstlcs American popular ""'.J and nothing but their own caution has ascribes to tha different old "or,u prevented Anslo-Saona front Isatlng ' ra. ' " , una thlat - . Knglsnd 8erlea of Upon children. Krs nre m iuu. tha briaanda aplold regime. Tha mare classification of tha differ anl raaea will take monlne. Tha failure of moat Of tha (alien officials to keep hooka or reeorde of any- kind adda to tha difficulty of reaching a daflnlte oon- i-lualpii a to the exact tnt of graft- inc. ecreianea, arcoumania and yaia or tolling- Industriously at tha mii of aoruaatlone and evidence but aa yet hardly an Impreealou baa bean pro ouc4 upon it . .. among- tha rafermara two factions ara developing, one of which uni the nunlahment of tha boodlere reaardleat of tha country's Immediate financial Interata, while tha other favora com promise with thnaa who return all or a considerable pert or thalr eteallnse. Kroin thusa who sot outalda Turkey with thalr wealth there la no hope of "TV "s angrming Dark. -J'lia font In sen I wiiinn nan to ria empty handed aban- uuruns prinitriiM in Ilieir native land and tha hundreds who ware caught and impriaonrxi are maklna: liberal attar for Immunity, however. A considerable proportion or tlia reformers think tha overnment needs the money mora than i aoea ins punishment or the already vmruM sou uegraaaa es-orrioiaie. Tbua far. however, tha nroAiunlah mant parly la In tha aacendant. i i i i . "ripper" attacks outlaw hospitality, "Rue Morgua" murders for money and I opldsinlo of brlgan REiH. KJZpi mainland, wher. ,h, Hui Terror! t vnuua " Tha Sardinian feudlat outbreak has been by far a bloodier affair than tha I gandaga on tha Italian tha outlaws ara In hda- Inesa purely for "what there la in It" l,n onnrtamartlal ana Iiring ina aunuwu unieee iney nave u. ii iTh.m off hv riosens. I ' na esTainians care less ror money k,awi.-v 11 fleitlKatlng rommltteas than tof ravauge. la a fortnight to ' ;i hv rharaoa asalnat grafting men hava baan killed and mora than aO ..rrirUla of fallen government. wounded throughout tha Island. Just Ths T Oorman and AustrUn authorltlas how tha fighting atarted tha authorities .lone are having a dull time, though don't seem to know. Apparently every- 5 iin batwaan Jealous husbanda and body made up-hla mind to right hla tiT.ir rlvila In onjovlng a remamatiio i wronga at once. iv-rJUs-' Josers pollco consider properly up their handa In despair and tha rag-'LT.i.;-i rf.i.i. . anv of their Dual- ular Island garrisons of troops were hava made about 260 arrests and among London Sept I. Scotland xara n- nmm i nuiuuer 01 xirn anu lucaiiy 4rihiit.. Vnrl.nd'a "ripper murdera loipmmineiu men. . J?"i"i .rTue it III ara a single Sardinia offers lesa room for maneu- luriatic'a work tha detectivea aamn oei "a ;" ""-a nu .u i-a- , lunaili. -V' ..... I lv li.v. froon. Hn a..tfrw1 nv. th. BtL!, MMrimM occurred Island that the feudista' operations ara '.imiili.nenuilv In as many Afferent Deginning 10 oe consiuerauiy nampareo. Simultaneously ... I wnnil H..I rt nul.t mnrH.rh. .till K.l r th.V n.V. TU11UWBU UIIW ... m A VE ness.. " ; h . rantdlv and at auch widely aep- ltoa on. however, and offlcera on tha , 2?Id oTnti . thfi ; tho butcher suppos- ground say they doubt If order can ba f i. nnlv onaT must have trav- restored without a few aevera examples ili far and fst btwwn outAgea "- the maintenance perhap. for year. ' thralmllarlty o? math- of a amall army in tha mountainous I hand I regions 01 ma isisno. i : 1 r. ..nh MRU BlirSeatS thS M1H f .....wh.r. tYrnn the eaaa with which I a e e . the murderer Jumps about the country! ' The Russian revolutionary commit ; the police conjecture that he must be a tea which recently established head ' man of means. There have been several I quarters at Zurich has begun lta cam ! m-rr.Mm h.it nnt nnni of the prisoners I pa I gn. ' has It proved possible conclusively tol Leaders of tha m overrent hava been ' f lz a alnrla crime. . smuggling arms, ammunition and ex aOSen Utile one navv ijiumvvi iiiiu uiv i-wir .vrrtLuriea m d . and left .wrapped In sacking, in are tneir agents tnai, tnougn ma ponce prominent places In varioua citiea anow in a general way throughout : England months. Xfr. th.n a been enticed from home, alain. mutllat- great rata for a fortnight So aklllful oStces In varioua cities I know in a gnheral way what is going tland In the past tnree i on, mey seem poweness 10 stop iu- i I With material auppllea for a phystcaj, a .a . v. - I uprising the revolutionists ara rurnlah- ' , 'What worries the French police Is not Ing food for thought In the form of o. much -the berime wave". as the fact terrorist .pamphlets of the most aUrt- thst robbery and murder hava been In- ling kind and In almost unlimited quan- ; creasing steadily lor su years. "y,L , . . I" Statistics show that -in tha entire The ciar is admitted to have secured ' threa decades there has not been a year a period of comparative aafety for hlm- 5 foj- which the list of grave crimes did aelf by what the pamphleteers term his not exceed that of tha preceding twelve- fla promises of freedom for his peo- month. The increase amounts now to pie. xne revolutionaries tnemseivea, :. nearly JOO per cent for the 80-year hy say. were -deceived and permitted - periods. There were 107.710 murders or the organisations they had bullt up big robberies in . France In 105. the "broad to be badly shattered bye at- last year for which figures are avail' able, for which no one waa punished.' Paris alone has been furnishing five ; or six murders nightly or lata. Most of them are for money and not many of tha murderers are caught.. Tha police don't like to have the matter talked about partly because they say publicity helps tha culprits to escape and partly from a strenuous In- . disposition , to cava tneir own failures . advertised. . - They haven't succeeded very well in their efforts at suppressing the news. . The papers call the dally murder list - xne jrtea series' ana are making hlfrhly Interesting feature of it. frencu criminologists say conditions rather than the police should fee blamed. 4. to absinthe, constant labor troubles, the growing naoit or carrying weapons and " the over-consideration shown to con victed criminals.' - Friends of capital punishment add . that the virtual abandonment of the death penalty has done more harm than ; any other tm thing. yf-i :-: .'. a The Italian authorities have had bet ter luck than th French in keeping stories of their troubles with brigands , out of print Maybe the press hasn't j tried very hard for the facts, for the . censorship Isn't .particularly strict and' tempting to transplant them In Russia. unaer the impression tnat tne govern ment Intended to let them do their work peacefully at home. They will never again, It Is declared. trust snytning a Komanorr says or be satisfied with anything short of the dynasty s downfall. Apparently unable to lay their hands on the revolutionary leaders and agents. ana unwilling to seem maiiiereni to tne fact that treason Is being plotted under tneir noses, uie ponce are arresting ai most anyone whose looks. speech or conduct they consider suspicious. jyews or tneir activity is suppressed a far as possible, but It is admitted that the prisons are so full that the Jailers themselves are at their wits' end to find room for the fresh batches of captives who are constantly being lurnea over 10 inem dv tne secret noii,e ana soiaiery. The revolutionists charge that ths courts martial deliberately sentence scores of them to death whenever a rlson becomes so full that it Is absol utely impossible to crowd anyone elite into it without some such weedlng-out process. iiiVen xne government oinciais admit that the firing sailads are working long hours, but they say drastic measures are necessary to crush the "crime epi demic", from which the countrv is suf fering, that the' civil courts are too slow MORN:PrPLE That is what The Journal Want Ad section is called -by those who watch those columns every evening and take advantage of oppor tunities they find to either make or save a few dollars. Why, don't you adopt this plan? It pays. . , Do you . want a Home, a Situation, a good Investment, a nice Farm, a fine Driv ing Horse, anything good at a bargain? Then look NOW TODAY in the Want Columns of . The Journal, and chances are that today you will find just what .you are looking for. ' , Little Ads in Thi Journal arc One Cent a Word each insertion Seven Insertions for the Price of Six. A II v I a- SIM, -TT flT!7in) ii .ii i t ii r lit lUW u u J mmm HOKTnwtST CotWtR FiriT AMD AVJAOM 5tv. In order to haiten tha final ditpoaal of tb Manufacturers' Samnlea of men's, women's and children's wearing apparel now on sale, tha Dricea have been reduced to astonishing figures for this week's shopping. tomorrow, Monday the Sacrifice Begins For the Ladies 4. -r v i k.i mm ii MISSES' READY-TO-WEAR . v. ;. v -,r DRESSES ;. Worth as hish a $10. sample sale price, all sizes.. ....... ....f 1.19 LADIES' , SAMPLE WAISTS Dark colored sample Waists,' dark blue' flannels , knd wool: worth $2.50, sample sale.........-..KOf 13 PAIRS SAMPLE CURTAINS LEFT , . '. ; Sample Lace " Curtains, no , two pairs of a kind: worth no to $5, sample price i,;.i;.....'....f 1.00 LADIES' SAMPLE BROAD--- CLOTH COATS I'These 28 Coats that remain are all handsomely trimmed and braided:. straight $10 values'.- sample sale. only 'y. ; ,.f 1.98 LADIES' SAMPLE COATS $15, $18 and $20 ladiea', sample Coats, all colors and new - styles,' special , S 9S 80 PAIRS SAMPLE SHEETS Full size, soft' heavy muslin; 85c value, special. ............. ..oof 5 FOR SAMPLE PAIRS BOS. i TON xlOSJS ; . Regularly sold tor 25c . SAMPLE PIECES STAMPED LINENS Pillow Tops, Baby Caps, Bootees, Gloves, Opera Shawls, etc., all go ing at 25c on the dollar. 67 PAIRS SAMPLE BLANKETS We have 67, pairs Blankets left from the famous North Star mills stock.; gray, , white and scarlet, silk taped all around; values $5 to $20. $5.00 values ........ v......f 1.98 $7.50 values .........f 3.98 $10.00 values f 4.98 $15.00 values f 6.98 $20.00 values f9.98 ( r 1 ? '.41 uOOO Sample ShoeaS 2,064 pairs of sample -Shoes, for men, women and children remain of the famous Bradley & Metcalf 'Consignment. This house is one of the fore most oi, America s snoe manutacturers. we must close this line' put in snort oracr ana ijave cm tne prices to 25c on the Dollar The prices range for Monday's shoopinar at 60s, $1.00 and 82. OO fnr shoes that sell everywhere for from $2.50 to $5. Men's Sample Suits This stock is indeed low but there are still quite a few different styles and many sizes to select from: in order to make auick disoosal of the assortment we have placed the prices still lower. Suits Valued Up to $25, Special $7.50 ui UVli M Jr J'-feA This is an ad, I OC' where lots seI 'vZA,a liJf "JT in conteraolati " .aSF- M m,. K M U a : li i P ', t '. v .: j . . f ' : . al aw A aa. m tMll P' - am 1 a Two Blocks It the Car One of the best streetcarjines in the city runs PAST FLORAL PARK. It isn't the'terminus of a riewlyj-built line," where sej-vice is uncertain or infre quent; 'tis two miles - cityward from the farther end of a line that is noted for good service. Cars run every 15 minutes during the' day, and for the rush hours, morning and evening, residents have an established streetcar service of one car every 7 minutes. d vantage not possessed by any other subdivision in Portland sell for prices nearly so low as FLORAL PARK is offered for. minutes from First and Alder streets now, and there's another line in contemplation that will run but two blocks east. Lofe $250 to $450 FULL 50x100 FEET Less than half the price you'll-be asked for any other section within such short distance of the center of ttie city. - . t . - , , Buy Now orPayMoreLater ALL IMPROVEMENTS GO WITH EACH LOT BUILDING RESTRICTIONS - f GRADED STREETS FREE. ' BULL RUN WATER FREE. GOOD SIDEWALKS FREE CURBS AND PARKING FREE Take Sellwood Car Tell the Conductor "FLORAL PARK." Just 18 Minutes' Ride. A Car Every 1 Minutes. Less that 2 miles from the heart of the business district and all these im provements go with every lot sold. For lots really less desirable you'd be asked from $800 up. A small payment dwn and a few dollars a month and yyWH have a lot where some of the most comfortable homes in Portland will be built. FLORAL PARK is right in the heart of one of the best residence districts of Portland, and cozy homes surround.it on all sides. f The prices quoted on lots now are. till October 1 only, and every lot remain ing unsold at that time will be increased 10 per cent or more. Those who buy FLORAL PARK lots now can, by Spring, realize from 15 to 50 per cent on their investment. . Floral Park is ready for those who want to build homes, and where you or others build rapidly is where values increase quickest There are no stones or brush to clear up, and there will be no bonded im provements to pay for water, light, curbs, sideNvalkf" or grading; One fine home is already contracted for, and others are being planned. Evsry house erecjed adds greatly to the value of YOUl lot. Choose it Just 59 Lots to Sell Better Hurry There were 67 lots in Floral Park in all;, and in less than a week, without -advertising, eight of these have been sold. Whemthe snrewa ones oi .x-oriiana realize wnai a iremenaous value is Deing .-oiierea, mese win go witn a rusn. - x ou won t miss the payments you make on FLORAL PARK LOTS,. AND WHAT YOU HAVE PAID IN BY APRIL FIRST, 1909. IS SURE TO MORE . THAN DOUBLE IT SELF IN -THAT TIME. A ypnimfiri! , ylleilman & Ltthrop, I and 4 Waldo Bld., j Gentlemen f I weuld be pleased to y. learn about Floral Park, r . . . i . t ana wouia ininn you lor ae- i ; , X . . . . .i I I , scnpiivc lueramrc. I L Aaaress Act .at once, don't delay, for. the supply is limited. Call us up, or cut out and mail the coupon on rigfit. We'll only ask you to investigate." TTH1ROIR. Either Phone: 3126 Over Merchants National Bank i :