THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 24, 1908.
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RUSSIA SEIZES
YAflKEES GOLD
Miners Working Under Con
cession in Siberia Subject
ed to Outrage.'
' (Called rrM Kmm4 Wlrt.l
Nome, Alaska, Sept. 14. Apparently
; without warrant and with no axplana
J tton given, the funboat Chllka, belong.
in to tha Ruaalan government, wun
the Russian eovernor aboard, Belied
110,000 from American minora who had
ten working In Anadir. Hlberla. . on
rioptemher 16. The mlnera were work.
.ln under an agreement made br John
Roaene of tha Northeaat Siberia com
pany, with Caar Nicholas 11. 4
Seattle, Waah.. Sept. 14. A.' M. lie
' bar. who waa associated with the North.
east Siberia comnany. when told of the
, action of the Russian gunboat at Ana-1
, dir. said It did not surprise, him, aa It
all name around through tnallcloua re
OBSERVATORY ON FA Rf S II I iOUSE.
porta aent to St. Petersburg.
Babar, who ' has the Ksklmo village I
.at tha fair, recently returned from thai
'Anadir district. He la thoroughly fa-
I miliar with the wJiola affair. Tha Run-1
lan government gran tea to Kosene tne I
right to trade ana reoover all the mln
erala of Tohukotak peninsula. The Rue- I
aian ornclala In biberla were in accord
with tha Americana, but tha Ruaalan
consul-general at San Francisco made
uch extravagant reports about the
mount of gold that waa being recov
ered and taken to Noma without paying
int rovkiiT mac me nuiiiftn rovern.
i ment waa no doubt prompted, he says,
iio sena we cniiKa to Anuir,
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ESCAPED XUNATIC
4 MANGLED (BY TRAIN
(Bpeetil Dlipatcb te The JoorniL)
Colfax, Waatu Sept. 14. W. J. Dowls,
who escaped from the Medical Lake
hospital for the Insane Saturday morn
ing, waa discovered lying dead beelde
the O. R. ft N. track near Seltloe laat
night by the engineer and fireman on
taasenger train No. 7, bound from
Fendleton to SDOkane. Coroner Craw
ford waa notified and had the body
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brought to Colfax and placed In charge
or unaertaxer uruning, wno naa teie-
I graphed to the dead man s mother, Mrs.
; U. cummlngs, who la visiting at James-
jpon, aio., BSKing wnai giapoamon snail
'be made of the body.
I Dowls' home waa at Tumtum. Stevens
i county, and he had been an inmate of
the asylum for several years. He was
made a trusty several months ago, since
Iwhlch time he had been employed about
'the buildings at the hospital as one of
the caretaners, ana Saturday morning.
t while cleaning a stairway Jit one or tne
buildings, he made his escape through
an open window..
Father Ferdinand Gulchoteau,
and his home-made astronomical ob-.
servatory on the roof of the ParlBh
House of the French ; Catholic
church, in West Twenty-fourth
street, New York City. The most
notable result of Father Gaichoteau's
observations and study, Is the dis
covery of the, approximate age of the
great Egyptian pyramid.
TRIO OF TRACTION
MEN IN TROUBLE
(United Preis LesMd Wire.)
Vancouver. B. C Sept 24. The ar
reat of James Milne, general superin
tendent of the British Columbia Elec
tric railway In charge of tram lines
nd power works of the cities of Van
couver and Victoria, has caused a sen
sation here. Milne was formerly a prom
inent official of the street railway in
Toronto. He Is held on a charge of ob
taining money ; under false pretenses.
Two minor officials of tha company
were reoently arrested on charges of
falsifying- payrolls. &nm waa aent to
Jail for six months and the other Jumped
ile bail- and fled to the United States.
Officials of the street railway decline
to give out any details.
ARCH DOW
Draws Oyer $1,000 a Month
of Washington's Real
Money.
T
BODY OF JAP AT
SKAOWAY CREMATED
(United Pres Leax-d Wlr.
Skae-wav SeDt. 24. The bodvs of G,
Klohara, Japanese, was burned today
on a funeral pyre in the Skagway uera
etery. . This Is the first cremation In
the north. Klohara died Monday - of
Brlght's disease. His last wish w
that . his body be cremated and the
ashes sent home to his wife and three
children at Kumanoto. A brother and
other friends here who came from the
name town in Japan are fulfilling thjs
' WIS". . -
Ex-Governor's Daughter Elope.
tDnlted Press Leaned Wlre.
La Jara, Col., Sept. 84. Mlsa Dorothy
Mcintyre, only daugttter or rormer ov
emor A. W-Mcintyre. and Edward Cor
tea, the Mexican owner of an adjoining
rancn, were married today. miss Mc
intyre, who is wealthy, accomplished
ana-beautiful, has been acquainted with
young Cortes for many years. The
mother objected to the match and Mon
day the couple eloped, driving 30 miles
to the court-house at Conejos, where
a license was obtained. -
Mead on Inspection Tour, .
fCnlta Press Leased Wire.
. Olympla, Wash., Sept. 14 A tour of
inspection of state Institutions . will be
-made within the next few weeks by
Governor Mead and the state board of
control. The Inspection will . begin at
the normal school at Ellenaburg, Octo
ber 7,' and terminate at the state sol
dier's home, Ortlng, November 7.
United PrM Leased Wire.)
Olympla, Wash!, Sept. 24. The high-
eat, paid state ! employe In Washington
Is not the "thousand-dollar-a-month"
railroad expert who was employed a few
months by tne state: ranroaa comrois-
?lon. but a Spokane resident, John K.
tow. who was adopted as the architect
for the new state buildings at the east
ern Washington hosDltal at' Medical
Ijake. state penitentiary at Walla, Walla
ana state college si ruumin.
Since April, 1907, when his services
were first - secured by tne state, Mr,
Dow has drawn down In real money
$17,600 and within the next few weeks
will draw enough additional to make
up the $22,590.30 to be paid him under
nis contracts.
For 17 months he has drawn more
than $1,000 every 80 days, or compen
sation greater than the combined salar
ies for that time or the governor, lieu
tenant-governor, state treasurer, atate
auditor, attorney-general and state
school superintendent.
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In addition, Mr. Dow has received
from the state many thousand mile
railroad transportation.
Mr. Dow gets a fee of straight 6 per
cent Tor preparing pians ana superin
tending construction.
PHONY COIN FACTORY
BURNED AT SEATTLE
Seattle. Wash.. Sent. '24. As sneclal
police officers last .night, were sur
rounding an old cabin on the tide flats,
suDDoaea to oe oreuniea rv counter-
felters, flames - Suddenly burst forth
from the shack and destroyed the build
ing and contents. 'No one came out.
but while the officers . were watching
the blaze George Pearson, known as a
auspicious character and whose Dicture
adorns the rogues' gallery, appeared and
waa arrested. Several metal bars were
iounci on nis person when he was
aearcned at police headquarters. .
F,B,1E5S MEET
in Wisconsin
Delegates From AH States
Assemble at National
1 Congress.
Men,
Women and
Children
find abundance of Ihe necessary tissue
building and energy-storing materia 1 in
. -r . LS ' - ..' .
This food is quickly absorbed by children as well as
adults, and contains all the nutritive elements of Whole
Wheatr and Barley. 4 . .
Nature has placed phosphate of potash in a certairi
part of these grains' for man s use in building the gray
suostance 01 Drain ana nerve ceils. v
4 Adults require this to repair natural waste from
mental and physical effort; children; because the .nervous
system grows so rapidly in early years. - '
TTiis part of the grain is included in Grape-Nuts. ;
; "There's a Reason"
rMtarn Ore! C-, Ltd., Battt Creek. Mkb.
tSpedal Dispatch to Tb 9ooraaL ;
Madison. Wis., Sept 24. The twenty-
eighth annual session of the farmers
national congress was oalledto order
in Agricultural hall at 11 o'clock this
morning. Delegates were present from
an tne states and territeries. Biano:
White of Indiana offered nraver an
Governor Davidson and Mayor Schubert
welcomed the visitors. This afternoon
the congress comDleted its organization
and took up Its regular program of busi
ness. Tomorrow will be one of the big
aays or tne conKress. William H. Tart.
Bepubllcan candidate for president, is
expected to address the delegates. A
speech from William J. Bryan, the Dam
ocratlo candidate, Is expected early next
ween. . y-
The con arese will be notable for the
prominence aa wen aa tne number of its
participants. William J. Bryan, Gover
nor Johnson of Minnesota. Governor
Glean of North Carolina, former Gover
nor rjneaKiey or AiasKa ana James J.
Hill, the railroad magnate, are among
tne noiaoies wno nave Dromiaen ta in.
dress the aatherlns-. If their other en
gagements will permit Former Gover
nor W.vD. Hoard of Wisconsin, one of
the foremost authoritlee on dairying In
the United States, will be a prominent
participant iu tne proceedings or tne
oongress. and President C. B Van Hiae
and a doaen members of the faculty of
the University : of Wisconsin also will
take part' - 4 - .
The oona-ress will remain in Mlnn
for one week. Papers will be presented
oy eminent inirucers on a wtae range
toplca in which the general publlo
well as the farmers are interested. Pol
ltics 'will not be touched upon by the
congress, mouw many 01 tne leading
quesuona 01 tne aay win oe discussed.
KMrod rates, taxation, pure food laws,
agricultural labor, immigration, the ex
,.i.u. ot tiie rural mail service, the
T,"'""ion t t" rsrmer In no tir-
ana, larur reiorra are among tne import'
Bill lilKUCI 9
CURES ECZEMA QUICKLY
MW 9tg, Voslaw. Wow OMataable
t . i tmatt QoaaMtles. , .. ,
: Hlnee It, discovery one year age the
new drug. poaUm. haa auceeaafallr
lured, thousands f ehronlo casea of
eciama and other distressing akin af
flictions. Heretofore poslam haa been
dispensed solely for - the - benefit of
"ttia pattnte-ln' large tare sufficient
fora month's treatment. This was
' round to be an inconvenience to man
thousands who use it for minor skin
troubles, such aa Dimnlee. blackhaaula.
herpes, acne, eoaly scalp. ooiplexlon
blemlahee. Itching fett pi Us. eta, which
require but a email uuantltv to cure. To
overcome this, and la reaponee to urgent
appesla, the dlspenaers of poslara have
been obliged to adopt. In addition to tha
rtiauiar iwo-aouar passage, a apecini
fifty-cent alse, which In future may be
found on sale at the 8k!dmore Drue Co.
and other leading drug storeei in Port
land, or may be ordered direct from the
margenov Laboratories, No. tl West
teth atreet. New York City. In all
ecaema raaea poelam stops Itching with
first application, and proceeds to heal
immediately: ehronlo cases- being eured
in two weeks. In lees serious skin
troubles, results are aen after an over
night application.
Bamplea for experimental purposes
may stiu re naa, rree or enarge, Djr
writing to tne laooratonea ror mem.
SI 0,000 SCHOOL
ADDiTIOIf READY
Pupils at Gresham Hare One
of the Finest Institu
' U tions in State.
(Bpedal Dispatch te The Jeamatt
Gresham, Or., Sept 24. An addition
to 'the publlo school building at Gres
ham baa just been completed at a coat
of 110.000 and wUl be dedicated today
with the opening of school. The entire
structure now contains nine rooms, in
cluding a large and modern assembly
hall, and la considered the second finest
and most substantial school building in
Oregon outside of Portland. The bulld
lnar is heated by a fan system heating
plant, which waa installed at a cost
iz.isu. dt meajie 01 a revolving
fan 18,000 cubic reet or neatea air ta
forced Into each of the varloua rooms.
The entire building la of modern de
sign and ia equipped -with the beat of
furniture and school apparatus.
A hlarh school has been instituted and
Professor Carl Baker of Portland, who
for the third time has been elected, is
In charre. with six able aaslstants. The
total enrollment of pupils will be about
?50. 1
Tha following named constitute the
Gresham board of education and it waa
under their supervision that the present
modern school nuiiaing was erectea:
Theodore Brugger, obalrman; O. L Neal
and A. Dowslt .
COFFEE
The best name for cof
fee is one that tells where
the money's to come from,
if you don't like it
Tear grocer reearas year seaey if ye 4os1
Asa ScaUliag'a Besti we aay kla.
"WHAT WE SAY WE DO"
OPEN ALLi DAY SATURDAY
-t
Here
Is a Special.
For Friday and
Saturday
That Heady Is Worth Consideration
00 Odd Slits
Regular $12.50 to $25 Values,
Special for Two Days
These garments are all good, clean, serviceable, stylish
merchandise. You have a variety of styles and shades
to select from, blacks and blues the only exceptions
in this sale.
TH Ei.it
CLOTHIERS
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m. wmm
successors'to wacii &.C0.
, 225-25
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Remember No Bread Quite So Good as
BUTTER-NUT BREAD
But it muat contain the label if you want the best.
It's the Bread containing the Silver Thimbles and entitles you to a
handsome premium.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS
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BXOHAHOBO
WATCH TO
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TITOEBS EST
Saturday's
Journal
Below are the pamea of, a few of the many who have found Gold and
Silver Thlnrbles and received their premiums.
Miss Eva Hodges. 169 East 60tn St.. Silver Thimble.
Mrs, C. B. Corn, S0SW First st. Silver Thimble.
Helen M. Goldman, 175 12th St., Sliver Thimble.
Mrs. B. Powers, 44th and Hawthorne ave.. Silver Thimble,
Mrs. H. Fallman, 617 Villa ave., Montavllla, Silver Thimble.
" Miss Louise Wilson. 291 2d at. Silver Thimble.
Mrs. U M. Hubert, 880 Busby at, Gold Thimble.
BUTTER-NUT BREAD CO., 2nd & ColumblaSts.
Another Record Breaker
AUGASN f SI
DAY
AT THE
VNVTED 5TATL5
IN
i a r ,a
MDRDEEER IS TO BE .
BKOUGHT TO PORTLAND
(Speeial Dicpatea te Tke Jeanall
Ham Barclay, the halfbreed Indian sua
pelted of the murder of Sid Jacobs of
Atturaa. on ine KJamatn Indian nur.
vatlon. Aurust S(, was brought to the
state line ty tne snenrr or Modoo coun
ty end turned over to United States
aiarsnau w. ts. unrmna who ma
nere rrom .roriiana ror tnat purooae.
Barclay waived' examination hafor
United States Commissioner JUex Map-
tin jr-, ana was committed to the cue
tody at the marshall without bail to
appear wore - leosraj arana
Portland.
Many Indiana Interested in tha
are In town, amonc them the eld Indian.
anew ot tne -crime ana wnnao iwirx.
Ion resulted in the finding' of the body
Juiy In
tbease
, : . Compeutlee Incorporated "'
' ' f Selrsi Bereee ef The Jeeraat "
Imh , W Cam J A . -1 M .
corporation nave been riled In tha of.
rice ex toe eecretary ei state aa fal
low: ,
Orecon Orchards eompany. principal
office Portland, oanltal atork na nno
Inoorporatore Karl Olstoa, Albert B. Ol
ston aad Otto Olstoa.
Anna BJrer I And, - Water at Power
eoraneay. rrtnclnul efnee lakni
capital stock tl. MA. Incorporatore M.
valL
Brien.
J. W. Kelaoa aad C IX-
Xotarira Commiaslonrd. '
Italna B' ef 7e ret. '
lm. Or., fpt. 14. nmmleaien
i twtart hv (mmi tsraed te R. W.
Fler. F. K Wat Mrs d r. R. Bjr.
it, ror t land, and i.- K. Paal. Hunt-
1.00-aWcekWflIDo-$1.00
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and Sil
verware sold on easy payments, and you
. wear the goods while paying for them.
EVERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED
We sell our goods cheaper on credit
than others do for cash. See our win
dow display for prices.
STANDARD JEWELRY STORE
189 Third St, Bet. Yamhill and taylor.
Northwest Corner First and lfaon 3t.
Tomorrow, Friday, the Great Sample
Sale offers untold money
saving opportunities
READ THIS LIST SURE
A Beautifier
I
it
tint wfll not Injure the skin. A freckle eradicator that Is
sure. A liquid lnv1?orator for the flesh that If not greasy
or sticky. .Such Is
Hagan's
Magnolia Balm.
It Is a particalarfr farorfte toilet artlcJemlth ladies who
dislike the effect produced by face powders and paint, its
use cannot be detected and only the pleasing result Is
apparent,
Pot op in two colors PINK and WHITE.
Sample of either color free, but better yet buy tarj-e
bottle at your drurzists for 75 cents. '
tTos UAsvTicmsi co, t so,. , saoosLTX, n r. .
FOR THE LADIES'
AND CHIL.DRBIW
g4.50 lUmi OKXSBEirS
These stylish a-armenta. made of
Hood. serviceable materials. In
rasslmere. cotton twill and King
ham, ar Just the thing; for. the
little slrls at school. Values 12.26
to 16.00. Sample aale price.
$1.50 to $4.00
LABXSS' ChOU QLOTBS
Toadies' Golf Gloves, big; 0o snd
ralues. Special 30 40 60
nw ABarraxs zjuDxzr
XZXOHOS
We hare lust received a lot ef BOO
11I' Klmonoa. all beautifully fin
lshed. exqulalte patterns, pale, blue,
lavender ana manr otner colors
Pricea ...Sl.OO and S1.2S
zsiza' srsw aaicpui coats
Just arrived from a famous Roch
ester. N. T, manufacturer. S00 la-
dire' sample Coot, all late styles.
Including the fad of the. season, the
Kmptre Wa Coat. Pricea, 92.98.
S5.95. S8.95.
rCVt AMMXmX.ABXMW' uirm
ami
K for ladlea and chlldrea'a beat
arade fast black lie Hoe.
lOa4 for ell leadtns Unee sample e
snd (Oe Hoae.
19 Ukee pick and choice ef the
finest North Star Hm worth Tte.
fte for sample ef ladles' lee te lee
Handkerchiefs. No limit; food must
FOR THE MEN
000 ran asjcpxn currar .
a
cuuun CAM
get the thlfir for srhool dare a
llrht. com fort a M. etrltaa, eerrtce
able Obb) for -tne key er eirl-many
d'ffereBt etrl te a!-t from.
Prices, 19. 25e and
- xjtra AaaxTax. rrma '
We have a linen ef Fore that eur
m snrtkln y here e-rer me
CoUarette. Mffa Re afuffa,
TT!tws arwi Tire aTl ta m.r.
twe rw. S1.2S. S2.&&, 2.kS
tp to m
Jurt arrired from A. S. Barney
Oa, prominent New York and
Chloaffo Olotniers.
These suits consist of a special line
of htsTh-irrade clothlnjt, -all of . the
latsat Fail styles, hand-felled col
lars, hand-padded shoulders, with
unbreakable fronts: blacks, blues
and a-raya all Included: slses 14 to
44. These suita would cost you else
where from til to sample aaie
Price, .,f - .:; ;- -.?- '' .
$6.85 and 58.8C
SAHPU OTEBOOATS ASTO CBAT
- xarsTxsa
409 samples received by expresa
yesterday, oonslstlna; of all styles
and shades; worsteds, tweeds snd
easstmeres. Retruiar lit and III
vaiuee, special. m-t.Kia, -,.
mn rwoTrsjtjrD rArs sax.
m BKOXS JUST ABaUTZO
S2.00 'or line ef men'a, women's
and children's sample Dreae 8hoe
patent, calf and velours many dif
ferent styles, slses and makes: all
piled hljrh on the bargain counters.
Valuee up to $1 00.
Sl.OO for hondrods of pairs ef sam
ple fenoa for men. women and chil
dren. All laata and leathers values
up te t.S.
ladios and chlldrea'a if hoes. -alu
te .. I
MA.xn.rn Tmoxrsxxs. 1
Well-made work and drw TrnM. i
era made of rood, itmnj. duiai.,4 i
taateriala. almee. lva away. "'
CO for Trouaore worth 7f-
Tor Tronare worf 1
35 for Tror nn '1 Ml
95 tot Trousers wi-rt 1
scejts SAiarc.s mnvin
THoeeands ef i?rn n- n m f .
blond-nt'ted kitt -4 f ,re
wool I -)erwrr. r u .
fi fr resell r J" l'r- !'.r
.' fr re 1 r $ t r ?
f " rr ' 1 t ,. .......
1.35 fr .,. r !.. ...
C f r 1 - - J it ' ; .
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