The Oregon daily journal., September 25, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY BVENINQ. SEPTEMBER 25. , 1908.
iOUIIPlTIIEliS
ALL ARRESTED
r
They t Claim Big: Gamblers
and J. IV Jlorgan Are
! Making Them the Goat.
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(TbIm fTM LOm4 W1re. . .
i New York. Sept A sensation wa
Greeted ln financial circle bar today
ty th inttt of X O. Brown. B. F.
Buchantn, X O. Younr and W. R. Whit
man, all member of th firm of A. O,
Brown Co., which failed bar In
August on ohirfm of fraud. 1
" The four broker were arrested Juat
aa they were emerging from tha federal
building, after-they .had been examined
or united
Christ,
Htatet 'Commissioner Oil"
Thev wore taken to tha Tombs
Tba men are cliarzed with having:
angaced In wholesale a-amblln otiera
tlons on tha day before their sensation
al tenure precipitated small panic on
xne biock exenange. , r .
. Tha chara-ea of fraud follow' the ao
tlon of tha governing board of tha
took exchange In expelling; tha men
yeaterday. Their friends claim they
.nave been P
biers and J. P,
to stem , the tide- o
SAVS ROOSEVELT
PLAIIJLY LIES
mm filed
in mi suit
Cowherd' of 'Missouri Pc- Espee Officials Say Trescnt
nounees the left-Over
$300,000 Charge. .
(Called Frew Uased wire.
Bt Louis, Sept. IS. -"Roosevelt show
himself to be a big liar whan ha asya
the preaent Deinocratlo national cam
paign committee received 1300,000 from
the preceding commute,?. declared VflU
Charge of $5 Is ' lit
tle Enough.
" (laeHsl DUnatch t The Joero.l.)
Ban rranclseo. Cel. Sept.' II. Affl-.
davit were filed In the United aUatas
circuit court yesterday, by J. C- Btubba,
trafflo manager, and R. XL Miliar, cen
tral 'freight agent, at Portland, m ine
Morgan for an example
lie. of nubile, detaatatlc
of the operation of wall street.
STAFF OF 0. N. G. . '"
' IS REAPPOINTED
r
Salem, Or.. Sept. 25. Governor Cfiam
'berlaln yoaterday reappointed the pre
nt staff of the Oregon Natloaal Guard
no serve during the pleasure or
rnor. The only change made
of Lieutenant-Colonel Moore of Pen d la
the gov.
made was that
ton. who will be auoDlanted bv Lleuten.
ant-Colonel George A. Hart matt of the
-, amei city, . .. ,, '
i The staff la now aa fnllowai !. KHn,
, 'dler-Oeneral William B. Flnzer. chief of
-staff, adjutant-general;-., Colonel James
'jiacsson, united states army attache,
Inspector-general: Colonel Cecil H.
Bauer, Judgedvo,cate-generaI; Colonel
.jaiin A. 'Waddle, comiiiIsary-general
oionei Charles- T. Chamberlain, : sur-
,geon-gentral ; Lieutenant-Colonel Thorn
as L. Perkins. alde-de-eaniD: Lleuten
(ant-Colonel David L. Houston, aldede
Ic∓ Lieutenant-Colonel George W. Ma
teen, ald-de-camp; , Lieutenant-Colonel
; George A. Hartman, ald-de-camp; Lieu-,-tenantColonel
Joseph Baumgartner,
Assistant adjutant-general.-!
All except Lieutenant-Colonel Hart -
vman or Jfenaieton and Lieutenant-Colonel
Baumgartner of Salem are residents
i jroruaira. "
Lei Me Cure ;
Your Catarrh
, Trial Package of My Combined Treat-
' ment Mailed Free. No More KTiaw
king and Spitting or Foul Sicken
ing Breath. Send Your
I Name Today. .
' .Catarrh la .not .only. dangerous, but: it
.cause bed breath, ulceration, death and
decay of bones, loss of thinking and -reasoning
power, kills ambition and energy.
onen causes loss ot appetite, indiges
tion, dyspepsia, raw throat and con
sumption. It needs attention at once.
Cure It with Gauss' Catarrh Cure. It is
a quick, radical, permanent cure, be
cause it rids the system of the poison
ous germs that cause catarrh.
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1 U'SS
C M. OAVB8
Ham, B. Cowherd, Democratic candidate Injunction ult of. the ouhr" Pfi',,J
for governor of Missouri. In an Inter- T '"'''S
view riven the BL Louis Star and Iliro"d company, against -lit inter
Chronicle today over the long dlatanc commerce commiion. . .
telephone from Hlchland,; Mo. He aald: The suit wa brought to rtjoln the
' Every one realises the lmDossiblltty I emmIlonra from enforcing, fat or
of the last camaalgh' committee hay- II.H a ton on rough green nr, umotr
Ing had 1300,000 left .oven. The story oetween Willamette river pvin
is mada of whole oloih and Roosevelt Ban Francisco, and bay points, tula bo-
Ue-he lust plainly llea: ing the rate established against the
liealislng that the defeat of Taft pretest of the railroad officials, wbo
la assured, the Republican party la in claim that IS a ton 1 little enough. '
desperate straits and Roosevelt 1 bat- ln his affidavit Mr. Btubb says that
tllng hard against the Issues. He Is the rate of 15 a ton Is a low rate, and
trying to make ..himself an issue by that It Is Impossible to make tha busi-
lnjecting himself Into the campaign and oeaa pay at a lower rate; that the rat;
endeavoring to divert attention from was orlslnallv 16. but on the reprenen-1
the real issue to the mud-slinglng con- I tatlon of R. A. Booth and ot-Uer lumber
ow-nor-way,to-eio.oia l"v-imtn ot tn- willamett valley that tney
"'f.S i ' . j, ,.!,. finaaclal strait It waa lowerea
T Rooseve t ; miserably failed , to make 1 10 , 10 but wUh no promiM that It
P.001.t.h,: "f ,f,nrt CrOro?r would be permanent lU even assured
"' vk VKiauouia. ' ih.m at tha llm. that tha rata was Un-
a practice erulsa. Order were received
from Washlnston today, aaslgnlng Com.
niander J. J. Kaanp to the VeeaeC Cap
tain Knapp waa formerlv chief of staff
tor Admiral lMytoa of the J-aolfla rieef
and la one of the most pesencai uav
Igstor In the navy. ,
liar crew la already assembled aboard
the training ship Independence, and a
eonn aa she la put Into commission aha
win aiartea out on her teat. Ths
name of the Wyoming Is to be changed
v I'linni wuan sne is put into ootn
mission, becauae one of the new batUe
lilpa la to be oalled the Wyoming. -t
If the testa made hv tha nmiitn, m
ur.e.eful. It le probable oil will be In.
tailed aa a fuel aboard tha laraar ahlna
rifle fleet It would mean a tremen
dous saving In the tonnage of the fuel
required for lonar vovaeaa mi nn..
tha American navy Independent of for
eign eountrleeor fuel . , ,
Torlurlng Animals
r ' To Assist Science
It a Croel Method to Follow, but It
mi aivea uany Human Llvet.
PrOC PSWlOW. Of Rliaata a...
gaged for many years In experimental
work, trying to lesrn tha wnrbt...
of digestion, especially the dlgeattv
glanda
He, with able assistants, operated
upon doge,, cata, guinea pigs and other
T.it . M i. i win in iinaBciai straiis
TRooseve t ; miserably failed , to make t0 10 but wUh no pr
'ffiLoV Oki:hom,nrt v,ratr would bi permanent! lU
iaskell of Oklahoma." I .ham at tha iim that tha
hard I -r.i1v.n n? hlstat- and was only made to
T?mWtf 'wrlfrn k.w Yori2 Pu" them . out pf a financial alough.
Timothy U .Woodruff New Toritj r.t u ralaad.. and then came the
wno, aner a oonierence -witn rre-rn rUii .k- -7Ti..i- -i,I.h raaiilt.
Roosevelt, - said . the president had do- I -j,'-' V' , '""'. " . " "-"
clared it wa. atrangethat uch a large jn U being again cut,,
lW I All U1BJ BlgXIUKVai milMl WCIIV vvws asw
. M .Un..IJ . a, am
Democratic treasury Immediately after aame ground at greater length. "
Goverralr Haskell took charge. Wood- attention to the fact that In 1898 there
ruff slid the president -referred to the I were only on or two small mill 'n the
money having been "left over from the I Willamette valley, but that after the
last campaign." The Woodruff Inter-irate naa oeen reoucea to awn in
view wan printed In New-Tork and Na-fl9 to foster the business, tba Tult
tlnnai Chairman M iirlr of tha Demi- I waa ao aDDarent that there are now ISO
cratlo committee wired . Roosevelt ask-1 large mills ln the same section; that
ing mm to explain me statement, i i prior to ivvi tne vaney naa . no miun
for lumber to the east . via foruana,
but ln that year and since tha shippers
have been able to comnete with, the
Portlsnd shippers In eastern shipments,
the only difference being the tariff be
tween the local point and Portland.
Roosevelt Ignored tha .Mack message.
CHJIIIS VOTE
mi nnmRFR n bbi kiiied hb
-r xriii nimn imiv
ICflhl nUfid AHfll
(United Press teased Wire.)
Ottawa Canada, Sept. 26. Earl Gray.
governor-general of Canada, dissolved
the ninth parliament of Canada on
Tuesday, and writ were Issued for a
f eneral election throughout Canada, re
urn able on October 26. Nominations
to take place seven days earlier. The
last parliament had anotker year to
run. but owinr to the verv atrona- oddo-
sltion of the conservative' party during
the last session, and the many charges
of graft and ralsgovernraent which are
being charged to the present liberal
party Sir Wilfred Laurler decided It
best not to face parliament again, the
result being thai the election takes
place In October. Sir Wilfred Laurler
heads the liberal party with aome
changes in his cabinet The Hon. Mr J
Boot i nas retired ana i nomas Murpny
takes his place, xt is aiso expected mat
tho Hon. Clifford Slfton, who a few
years ago retired from the government,
will again Join the ministry and lead
the fight tinder the leadership of R. Li
Borden, and every indication points to
a complete turnover and the election of
Mr. Borden with ttie go6d majority
from all parts of the dominion.
OAKLAND LOSES
ALMOST BLOCKi
(Special DUptch to The Journal.) . O
Rllzvllle,' Wash., Sept 26.
A little daughter of Mr. and Mr.
e Henry Melsner was thrown from e
t a wagon and killed Sunday. The
Meisner live In the country.
They were getting ready to go
to church. They put the child
In 1 the wagon with two other
children. The parent leftthe
team for a moment, and the spir-
ited horses started away. They
were soon running. Before run-
nlng far the tire and felly came
, off one ; wheel. The child waa
thrown out. Her neck waa
caught between two apokea on
the broken : wheel, and wa ,
caught in such a nv.nner that the
body was thrown around with
the wheel until life was extinct
The other two children who
. were ln the wagon were badly "
hurt but will recover. .
animal.
, His methods were uniln.l rinet
but he gave to science a work which
won ine rnooei pnse ana made for him
Science penetrated tha secrete nf n
ture. Prof. Pawlow saw animals digest
food. He analysed Juices afrom every
hi um uifiiur. canai ana stom
ach under all conditions of digestion.
tne nowung and dying beasts, but he
won, ana science today looks upon him
M a 1 c,L 2H a u.
. "To do t a great right do a little
wrong enasespeare aald, and Prof,
rawiow ooeyea .tnie trite saying.
atuari dyspepsia Tablets are pre-
prni vj ma iiiobi scientino process
They are produced bv modern annti.
ancea, and meet the demand of 20th
century cnemistry.
They alve man the means in lanait
his infirmities of atomach and digestive
ors ana.
They enrich the blood, slve natura
the Juice and fluids she lacks, stop the
iormauon ot. noxious gases and the fer
mentation of food. Tley neutralise
powerful acids and alkalies, which Irri
tate and devour the stomach. They pre
vent and relieve bowel and intestinal
trouois ana sootne the nerves.
They should be used after every
meat whether one has dyspepsia and
stomach trouble or the stomach be nat
urally healthy. By their use one may
eat at all hours and whatever one de
sires and they help the system digest
or throw on such food. Thev are thor
oughly meritorious as their tremen
dous eaie and popularity illustrate.
"Every drug store has tiem for sale,
price 60o per packaa-e. If vou wonM
like to test their merits freev send us
f uui ictujv mm ouurvsB Baa we Will
send you a trial package by mail with
out cost Address F. A. Stuart Co., 160
Stuart Bids.. Marshall, Mich.
StoreG!osedSaturdayTiI15:30;OpenTilllO:30P.i.I.
SPE G I AL OFFER--- Boys'
Plain Pants
S'GH
00
SOTS
High quality fabrics and reliable tailor
ing in "double-breasted, Norfolk ; and
Novelty; Russian and Sailor styles, all
the new Autumn shades, in Serges,
velours, cassimeres and cheyiotsi-rthis
is the most liberal school suit values
ever offered thrifty parents.
$12.00 School Suits, $7.20
11.00 School Suits, 6.60
10.00 School Suits, 6.00
9.50 School Suits, 5.60
9.00 School Suits, 5.40
8.50 School Suits, 5.10
.UU SCilOOl ftUltS - 4.8U
, 7.50 School Suits - 40 .
7.00 School Suits - 4.20 ,
6.50 School Suits - 3.90
6.00 School Suits -; 3.60
R nh Srhnnl Siiifc . ? (10
nrm V V K W M A 9 w aft arW f f
CONTEMPT OEDEE
IN THAW CASE
(Dotted Press Leiwd Wlre.t
Pittsbursr. Rent. 26. The . order nt l
(Dnltea press leaseo wire.i Judge Archbold. Judging Harry K. Thaw
Oakland, Cal.. Sept. .25. Fire rased in contempt of court for not appearing
early a whole block In the munfU.' TrrUSSS T.I"
turing aisiriui u unuaua tuuay, i;aua- trlct ' court by Attorney Meyer, repre
inr nrooerty loss totaling; $75,000. The I aentlng Roger 0Mara, Thaw's trustee.
it i.t i'v.,jj v.. j iM.i.j I A warrant for the arrest of Thaw.
wa.hlnrto and Clay' streets "was ?? United States Commissioner
burned with the exception of the Bay ti.r.f' J;.
City Iron Works, which was saved after MrshJl ff"?!tda.y.- .e,td hat
a hard fight It is thought the blkse J ' JJ? J1" ,to ,rv "e proceaa
uutaiun vs. CMiio.tirfLiiian
It is believed the warrant will be re-!
turned marked 'Can t be found," and
that Thaw will remain in his present
quarters ai.wnue jriains, is. i,
ELEVEN GIELS SHUT
UP IN EEFEIGEEATOE
originated In Long's hay market on Clay
street, and almost before tne nremen
could arrive two-third of the block was
a furnace. - -a
Tha firms burned out Include: 'Coats'
Stair , Manufacturing comnanv. Stand
ard Planing; Mills, Reld Planing Mill,
on ' Second street;; Reliance Machine
Works, C. E. Perl Pattern Works;' Lav
erell's saloon and Parcell's-Safe Manu
facturing Works on Washington street:
liOnrt nay marKet, tjerro-Mower com-
Store Open
JLDay
Tomorrow
BUFFALO BILL SS HERE
THE BIG SHOW
We are not holding a show, but we will make a visit to the
IS ON
Low Prices
Our Chief
Attraction
mmwm
aWCD ejaXr
and Powell's horse market
lay street
(United Press Leased Wire. 4
Stockton, Cal., Sept 26. Eleven girls
V'K. "t: ,2 at the home of Mrs. W. H. Chestnut
,r.lr Xi'J"1 the steward of tho atate
the
last
cooling- nlant before helne
They went into the cooling
MAKES HUGE
TITU BUY
waterfront. 5 , I !?. i
r u.i, u i rescuea. j. ney went into
with th.V iiiei h.n . ;h;; P'nt to get . watermelons to. servo
w.. -SZZZ ,-Z" ue.l -w.,, , th9 party untu two Hour, whfcn
were muruuioi)' cuuieu, vui uaouri.
EESLIE CAETEE DIES
AFTEE XCfNG ILLNITSS
(Halted Prim Leased Win.)
Chlcaco. Sept 25. Leslie J. Carter.
who organised the South Side Elevated
Railway company and was former pres
ident oi it. uieu at nis noma in tnis
clt todav. . i
Mr. Carter, who waa the former' hue.
band of Mrs. .Leslie carter, the well
Vnjtwn atraa waa vtartlallv aMnkww
Whit, a Boilllonaire sawmill owner ofh.ted last November and had been in
Boyne City Mich., heat) of tha firm of
Whit Brothers, announced today that
on behalf of i that 'company and Chi
cago capltauat he had just
in investment or 1 1.000.000
properties on Vancouver Island. One
tract purchased Is estimated to contain
11.000.000.00 feet of timber. For this.
1 SDDrozlmatelv U.aOO.OOa waa taid bv I Lemma Franc. Sent ' :SC Aftar
the easterners. I flight of M minute and M aeormds. the
It Is th Intention of the owner, ao- wind compelled Wilbur Wrlsrht In hia
I coram: to the statement or Mr. wntte. rorriciai test 01 nis aeroplane today, to
to erect a sawmill tnat will o aa large aeacena. aner remeaying tne matter,
i
. ' (DWted Press LMd Wlre.t
Vancouver. B. C, Sept SS. W.
H.
a atate of coma almost constantly aver
since.
jJE8k WIND BAFFLES
In timhr I
VV1LJ3UE VKIGHT
In order to prove to all who are suf
fer tna from this danrerous and loath-
om disease- that Uaues' Catarrh Cure
will actually cure any case of catarrh
Ouicaiy. no matter now ion
how bad, I will send a trl
tna 11 free of all cost
nam snd sddrese today an 4 the treat- I The
1 aa aar in tba world. It "will have a
dally capacity of approximately 1.000,
OeO feet of lumber. It will be erected
at Alert bay. on tba northern coast of
Vancouver ialand. .
TYPHOID FEVEE IN
FEENCH 0AEBIS0NS
be expects to make hi
this evening.
official light
: (Csltad Preas UtM Wtr
Pari a, Sept I , Typhoid fever
la
quickly, no matter how long standing or makina- great ravages in the army I Ptatee navy, will leave here ahortly for
' i ni-uif vr 1 nroucnnui ui m nranirr. 1 n v t n
ftend a your I rlaon of this city there are N
KNAPP COMMANDS
THE OlL-TESTEE
Mar Island Navy Tard. CaL. Sept. tl.
Th monitor Wyotnlng, which It to
make the first official test of tha effi
cacy of ell aa faet or the Cnlted
2
ment will be eent yoa by return in nit I
Try It! It will poafttTeJy cure m that
you will be welcomed Instead ff I
Shunned HV ynor rrltoda C K. OAUSS.
Marshall. Mica, nil out coapo below.
:i prou
This coupon is gto4 for on. trial
Rsrkage ef fjaeas" CoanhHied Catarrh
or. mulled fre In plain per .
SlB'yly till in ywur name mn4 address
M ooftH biw and tntl
c. m. Oavat o w.ia atraa
1
I 9 It
''
raservlsts have heea furlouehed.
Prom Lodlve comae news of numerous I
caaea, while rrotn IBn-llle It baa ap
peared la a meet alarming form, and
mere are l soiaJeTs m tee boepitai.
The dor tore are wiaklne aaHono In-1
vMtfrattooa te laara the eaaae ef thai
ouloreak.
CaJifonit Baakert to Dearer.
rralta fni taal Wlra.l
Han Pacla. art. li. As deleralea
it. tee rnireaf vaa nt tne rvsnonaj n.ns
,ere (tavtatina a. Cattferala banker I
'H lae this rlty this averting for
1 1 waver m hinrlwn portal train, j
.Ce mf the ac4e ft th 4igmtm It
! tr wmri T'-r kJM Atrte the rw.
tl f 111. A d-te-mtead flht Will
1 sriaia t ti!. I iifrntne t ertns
' t"-ir r'.r -kre te ir 1. stale, and
CHILDREN
have clear minds for
. ichool work when .they,
. ' drink wdl-made s
POSTUM
I.
in place of coffee.
Thert'i a Retsoa
A new lint of ladies Coats, all handsomely,
trimmed and finished, silk braid, etc., late de
signs; $10 to $12.50 values, special,
Ladies' Skirts
ladies' broadcloth Skirts, values to d QQ
$5, special sample sale 3l.0
Extra Grade Skirts
Just arrived a full line sample Skirts, all hand trimmed, broad
cloths, serges, Panamas, etc; latest cuts.
$6.00 values, special 3.50
$3.50 values, special
$1100 values, special.
,...f4.95
...f6.50
Children's Sample Coats
Full line of children's Coats, beardoth, trimmed with buttons, long
and short.
$5.00 values, special ..12.25
$7.80 values, special 4.T5
$10.00 values, special .1. ,7. . fS.SO
THE MEN
Complete your visit to the great Wild West Show and thereby save .your money. The Great Sample Sale
has taken new life with the new arrivals almost daily, and tomorrow will undoubtedly be a banner day-; so come
FOR
800 Men's Sample Suits
Just Arrived From A. E. Barney & Co., Promi
nent New York and Chicago Clothiers.
These Suits consist of a special line of high-grade
clothing, all of the latest fall styles, band-felled
collars, hand-padded shoulders, with unbreakable
fronts; blacks, blues and grays all included; sizes
34 to 44; these suits wottld cost you elsewhere
from $15 to $20; sale price. .. .f 6.85 and $8.85
Sample Overcoats and
Cravenettes
400 samples received by express yesterday, con
sisting of all styles and shades; worsteds, tweeds
and cassimeres; regular $10 and $12 value, spe
cial f4.65
a
1 1 p-
hi r
For the LADIES
AND CHILDREN
Broadcloth Coats
2S0 high-grade ladies' sample Coats just re
ceived; -these coats are the very latest long
broadcloth and empire backs; values fcO CA
to $6, special... p.jy
Special Line Ladies' Coats
FURS
0er 5,000 pieces Furs, all kinds and descriptions. Collarettes,
Saawli, Throws, Muffs and children's sets. .
$2.50 values ....li25
$5 00 values . fZ.25
$300 values ..fS.5
SAMPLE SHOES
For Hen, Women and Children,
Men's Dress Shoes in box calf, vici, patents and dongola OC
kids,- $3.50 value, special.... 5 1. 0?
Men's $5 and $6 Dress Shoes, box calf, bat and Blucher cuts, 0
including high tops; special........ .?.J
V LADIES' SHOES
Any ladies Oxford in the house, all styles, patents- vici kid, 4t OC
caJf and Blucher cuts; regular $3 and $3.5d values, special.. ..?l.OO
Regular $3 and $4 Dress Shoes, all styles, calf, vici kid, pat- CI CC
ents, etc.; special...., ,,.,.,.pievl
Children's Shoes One-Haif Price
Sample Trousers
Children Set One-Half Prlco
Well-made Work and Dress Trousers, made ef g". 'rcrg, ? -r
able materials. Almost given away. '
BO for Trousers worth 75c. fl-SS for Trousers wotih $151.
0Sf for Trousers worth $1.53. fl.85 for Trouters wortH $5.
JMenfs Sample Underwear
'. Tnovsands of wotews of tnesi't fleered tWv!-f it r-f l-.-t ! f
lambs wool Underwear. Trices; ,
19 for regular 5c Vr,-!erwr. -r "r ' V- '
3t for rV.r l;r'r. f t ft ' !
for regular $1 CO L"- '' r 1 r - ; "
; it i. '-i thy toare a rood tbsm.-e