THE OREGON; DAILY - JOURNAL; PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER U. 1808. '
SCORED INJURED
is street mors
lemonstrations by Socialists
of Budapest Become
Violent
y (Ccitea Press Leased Wire.)
Budapest, Hungry. Nov. 11. Scores
'of persona were Injured In a. vlolen.
demonstration by the Socialist on the
streets la the heart of the city today
before the police could Interfere.
The mob formed quickly after sev
eral meetings had been held at -which
aerltators spoke. As the mob .started
through the street they became wild
with excitement and the demonstration
continued until the police and soldier
charged Into the crowds and forced
them to diapers. It Is feared that
further trouble win occur, as the lead
ers openly threaten another outbreak
tonight.. The Socialists are in sympathy
with the Servians and are opposed to
Cie at'Kude of the government In re
cti., event. . . ,: f
Vienna. Nov. 11. Reports from Bel
gnHe today ay that Bervla Is on the
Ceive-of civil war. as the result of the
j nlntcnt demands that King Peter ab
dicate the" throne In favor of Prince
Cerpe. This would be In the nature
of a teo toward the punishment of the
rreant "regime for what the people con-
; fMer . serious errors . in , ' the present
crisis.1" "'
The army of Servla Is divided In sen
timent between - the two factions and
there Is immediate danger of most seri
ous developments in - the situation.
Bervla Is .trying to act as the peace
maker but is advocating that King Peter
abdicate, -offering him j-efuge, an ir-
' come and compensation for loss of the
; throne, v '
WHIPS OnT GUI!
smooiifiimi dies
Colonel ,W. II. Boule of
Lima, Mont.," Snuffs
; ; Jack Tony's Life.
(United Press Leased Wire.) -Butte.
Mont., Kov. 11. W. II. Boule,
constable at Lima, Mont, while intoxi
cated, It Is alleged, shot and Instantly
killed Jack Tony, a, saloon man at that
plaeej-yestecdayj following a-quarrel
between the, two men. Colonel Boule
was leaving Tony's place when suddenly
' he whirled around, drew his six shooter
and taking quick, aim auiea xony in nis
track. .
Colonel Boule is a prominent Repub
lican politician In southern Montana,
being reelected constable last week. He
is known as "The Mayor of Lima," as
. the result of the prominent part he has
taken In all public proceedings. Colo-
-nei uoui' is unaer arresi.
DBINK BUINS
- . YOUNG LAWYER
- . (United Press Leased Wire.) -'
Los' Angeles, - Cal., Nov. 1LC E.
loung, lormer secretary io umtna
States Senator John W. Daniel of Vir
ginia, is in the city prison awaiting
trial on numerous cnarges or issuing nc-
iitious enecjes lor smaji amounrs. Tne
police have also wired to Ban Francisco
to ascertain if the man, who was for
merly practicing law at Washington,
l. c and in caurornia. is wanted in
San Francisco in connection with the
graft investigations. Young was a
lawyer at the national capital when sen
ator Daniels became attracted toward
him and took him as his private secre
tary. Toung became firmly established
in Washington society but is said to
have taken to drink. . He then came to
California, where be has led a varied
career,; ,.
EARNINGS OF ST. PAUL
B0AD SHOW GAIN
(United Pre Leaaed Wire.) '
Chicago, Nov. 1L The statement of
the earnings of the Milwaukee and St.
Paul railroad during the month of
September shows the largest gain in
gross of any road that has made Its
September statement public While
other roads showed larger profits, none
showed a better condition and a greater
increase of businesa The gross earn
ings for September were I6.10S.873, an
increase of 8572,881 over September of
last year, which waa considered a good
month, . .
Mettger Jeweler and Opticians, SO
. Washington St., bet. 7th and Park.
Our special line for young
men. is totally different in
cut, pattern and style irony
our clothing for older men.
Young men have now es- .
tablished special rules for
their own fashions, and cer
tain alert makers of clothing
have caught on.
Our stock represents the
best type of these extreme
designs $15 to 930. ' : .
Otmi-IIERS,
' : ICS-170 Third Street.
iSSill
V
SIDELINE- STORIES
OF GREAT NORTHWEST
JOSEPHINE IRRIGATION AVORK i
Local Company Electa Officers-
Other County News. f
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Grants Pass, On, Nov., 11. -All of the
material for the new steel bridge across
Rogue river In Uils city Is now on hand,
and work of construction will begin at
once. The construction company hopes
to have the new structure reaoy ror
traffic early In -1909. The bridge .will
have a width of 25 feet, and will be
constructed to accommodate both
wagons and cars. 1 .
The Josephine County Irrigation
Power company, the organization of
which was perfected two weeks ago,
and which is composed entirely of local
men, has elected its officers and will
at once proceed with the work of estab
lishing an irrigating .system for Grants
Pass and surrounding district. The of
ficers elected are: President, H. I
Oilkey; vice-president, G. H. Carner;
secretary, J, C, Rlggs; treasurer, G. A.
Hamilton.
The Almeda Consolidated Mines com
pany, which haa developed extensive
copper-gold mines on Rogue river, be
low Grants Pass, and which is now in
stalling a 100-ton smelter, haa also be
gun the placing of a huge power dam,
This idam will be similar to that con
structed at Gold Bay by the Rogue
River Electric company, and will de
velop about 8.000 horsepower. The pow
er will be used to operate the mines of
the Almeda company, and will also be
distributed by electric wire to the sur
rounding mines and districts.
The Grants pass council ha passed
an ordinance making It a misdemeanor
for boys to "steal rides", on automobiles,
hacks, trucks or delivery wagona Sev
eral boya have been badly crippled by
catching onto moving automobiles and
wagona and these accidents have re
sulted in this ordinance. Boys who vio
late the ordinance are subject to a fine
and imprisonment in Jail.
LACXDRYMEX ORGANIZE
Officers Elected and Constitution
Committee Appointed.
(Special Diana tea to The Josroal.t
Eugene, Or.,vNov. 10 The Willam
ette Valley Laundrymen's association
perfected an organization at a meeting
of laundrymen from all parts of west
ern Oregon; held In Eugene, p. D. Olm-
sieau or eaiem waa cnosen president;
E. L, Fisher of Eugene, vice-president;
A. L. Blmpeon of Albany, secretary; W.
Hodes of Eugene, treasurer. A com
mittee on constitution and bylaws was
appointed as rouows: O. c Baker of
Roseburg. - Oscar Woodson of Cottage
urove. tj. Jj. strange or (Jorvajiia. All
launarymen in me. ..western part of the
state, from Salem south to the Call-
fomla line, ar eligible to membership,
and- nearly every laundry In the terri
tory was represented at tne meeting.
Probably the most Important" matter
discussed was that of purchasing all
the supplies for the members of the as
sociation in bulk and establishing a
central depot for their distribution. The
depot will probably be located at Eu
gene, on account of its central position.
WHITE SALMON'S EXHIBIT
100 Boxes of Fertile Valley's Fruit
to Spokane.
(special pupates to ana Jonrnal.)
Husum, Wash., Nov. 11. The frutt
products of the White Salmon valley
will be well represented at the national
apple show to be held In Sookana De
cember 7-12. As many as 100 boxes of
apples will ne selected rrom the or
chards throughout the valley and placed
on exhibition. Suitable space has been
secured. The apples that will pre
dominate in the makeup of the differ
ent varieties will be the Spftienberg.
Yellow Newton Pippin, Wlnesap and
Baldwin. J. R. McCraken will fur
nish 40 boxes alone from his famous
orchard, near Husum. This will be a
rare opportunity to show to the world
the present and future Industry of this
valley. Just coming Into . prominence
as one of the most successful fruit
growing sections on the coast. The
white Salmon Commercial club will
have charge of the exhibit.
BIG BOOSTER MEETING
Valley People Will Assemble at
v White Salmon.
(Special DMpatoh to Tba Journal.)
Husum. Wash.. Nov. 11. Arrana-e-
rnents have been completed for a-- big
booster meeting at White Salmon No
vember 14. The enthuslaatlo citizens
throughout thervalley from Trout lake
to the Columbia river have announced
their Intention of befng present and
assisting in the productiveness and
thrift of the western portion of Klick
itat county. - The meeting will be for
the purpose of devising ways and means
of advertising this section of the
county. Tom Richardson, manager of
the Commercial club of Portland, and
H. M. Adama, general freight and pas
senger ag-ent of the Portland, Seattle &
Spokane railroad, will be present and
make addresses showing the benefits of
community advertising.
OFFICERS SCOUR COUNTY
No Trace of Robert Miles, the Cattle
Thief.
(Rperial niapatrb to Th Innrnal.t
North Yakima, Wash., Nov. 10. Yak
ima county officers are looking for
Robert Miles, the cattle thief, who broke
Jail at Goldendale in Klickitat county
Sunday. After getting out of Jail he
secured a horse and a rifle and started
for the Yakima Indian reservation.
Miles and a boy named Harlan were ar
rested while driving a bunch of Klick
itat county cattle toward North Yaki
ma. At first they said they had been
hired to drive them, but later Miles
confessed, but exon orated his compan
ion. They were both being held- in the
Goldendale Jail awaiting the next term
of the superior court
115,000 FOR FACTORY
Iowa Men Invest In Venture at North
Yakima.
fgnerlal rriarafll to Tba Jonranl
North Yakima, Wash Nov. 11. Sev
eral capitalists of Dubuque. Iowa, as
eociated with two North Yakima men,
will build a factory here for the manu
facture or castings ana malleable nov
elties. The building Is to be 40 by 90
feet In alsa and will cost 116.000. Ar
rangements are not sufficiently com
pleted to make announcement of the
names of the promoters, They are now
in Seattle closing up the deal, it is ex
pected to have the factory in operation
before next soring, it win be tne lar
est factory of the kind In central Wash'
ington. v.
COMPLEXION RECIPE
Obtain from your druggist the
.following: Two Ounces Rose Wa
ter; one ounce Spirits Cologne;
four ounces Sartoln. - Put the Sar
toln into a pint of hot water) (not
boiling) and when dissolved! and
cooled add the Rose Water and
Spirits of Cologne: then strain
through a fine cloth. Any large
bottle will 'serve as a receptacle,
providing It can be closed: air.
-tipht-' r
' This mixture should be applied
dally and will soon produce the
ruddy glow of youth so desirable,
but the treatment should be con
tinued until the roay tint of the
skin is permanent. - i 1 '
-a Powders and cosmetics can.be
Vcarded. as1 they will be found
uii'necessary if - this treatment Is
continued.
' REPAIR FIRES' DAMAGES
Welser National Forests Will Re Re
seeded With Fir,
(Special Diapatch to n Journal.)
Welser. Idaho, 'Nov, 10. Supervisor X
B. Lafferty of the Welser national for
est, has received from the forestry de
partment at Washington, D.' C. a large
shipment of fir tree seed that will be
planted ror experimental purposes on
the reserve. - Mr. Lafferty stated that
the seed would be sown at two different
times. The first planting will take
Flace immediately, and will be care
ullr harrowed into the ground, while
later on the second lor. will do sown on
too of the snow and be left to work its
wav into the earth.
Because of the fact that forest fires
on the welser national forest destroyed
considerable vaiuaDle timber and young
rrowths of trees this land -will be re
seeded and an effort made .to have the
same species started again. At the
present time the forest rangers will be
employed in matting ineae experiments
and prpartng their stations for the win
ter, which will soon set in and prevent
any further efforts along this line of
work.
YAKIMA VALLEY'S FUTURE.
Country Is Rich in Opportunities for
Investors.
(Special Diapatch to Tba Journal)
North Yakima, Wash Nov. 11. The
productiveness of central Washington
will be increased four-fold when the Ir
rigation projects now in mind are com-
leted. This is the statement of E. H.
itbby, one of the pioneers of this val
ley, who left here in 1898 and opened
the country around Clarkston. Mr.
Llbby has been in this section for sev
eral days, and has made a tour of in
spection to White Bluffs and other
points on the Columbia river, in the
territory that is Just being opened by
the North Coast Mr. Llbby would not
say what was the special object of his
visit, but it is believed that he is back
of some big projects. He says that that
section offers some wonderful opportu
nities for energetic young men.
GAMBLING RESORTS CLOSE
Reform Forces at Lewlston Win
First Victory.
(Rpeclal Diapatch. to The Journal.)
Lewiston, Ida., Nov. ll.r-The first
results of the strenuous election cam
paign conducted in Lewlston for the
closing of the Saloons Is found in the
closiner of the open gambling. In the
fiifht for a "wet" town the saloon
forces won. but only after an alliance
with elements that forced concessions
from them. The first of these to ma-
terallze is the closing of open gam
bling. Last night the resorts that wero
running wide open closed voluntarily.
Other reform movements are said to
be slated.
CURRY COAL STRIKE
Three-Foot Vein Is Discovered Near
Wedderburn.
(Special Diapatch to The Journal.)
pold Beach, Or., Nov. 11. A three
fobt vein of coal of good quality has
recently been discovered on the Hume
ranch five miles from Wedderburn. Mr.
Hume will put a force of men at work
at onco to develop the property, and If
found in sufficient quantity will ship
from Wedderburn.
SOUL-MATE HITS
HIM WITH CHAIR
Points Now Even Between
Artist Earle and His
Affinity.
(United Preas Leased Wire.)
New York, Nov. 11. Ferdinand Fin
ney Earle, the artist whose claim to
fame is the discovery of an "affinity,"
is nursing a black eye as the result of
a collision between himself and a chair
in the hands of the second Mrs. Earla.
annnrritna' tn A neto-htmi tn whim YHarlA
ran for protection. -The discovery that
affinities can swing chairs with telling
effect was made by Earle while he was
quarreling with hla wife. Charles Day-
ton. a neighbor of Earle. who wm work.
lng for the artist, heard Mrs. Earle's
voice raised, then a scream, and af
terward Karle came running toward him
holding his head in his hands.
"My wife hit me," yelled Earle. Day
ton is certain he said "wife" and not
arrinity.-
"What did she hit von wlthf aaked
Dayton, who was certain some weapon
had been used to inflict the Injuries.
vu ' uu . i givauou maim
Later Earle denied that his affmttv
had hit him with the furniture and
called upon his wife to bear witness to
their complete happiness.
"We are perfectly happy- together,
aren't we, dear," he queried.
"We are, waa her terse response.
The casualties between Earle and hla
affinity are now even. Several weeks
ago juarie strucK ana cnokea bis soul-
mate ana was 3 ailed. He pleaded guilty
and paid a fine.
AD PBIZE WINNERS
SJM SoUaKa Agaia Sistfrflmtsa to
Keaders of Want Ads.
Much mora Interest has been nhnwn
In the want ad contest than last week.
Hundreds of replies came in from the
oity and surrounding towns. Although
waa simply mailer 01 morougn
reading there were a great number of
errors. It was gratifying, however, to
find so many who noted the fact that
no electric piano waa advertised at
$160. This was done to ascertain how
closely the contestants scrutinize the
want ad columns. The namea of the
prize winners of last Bunday are as fol
lows: First prize S3. William Al
bert Price, 803 Kerby street. Portland:
second prize, 11, Mrs. I. B. Mercer, 695
Front street: Third nrize. II. Charlaa
B. Young Jr., 45 East Fifteenth street.
ouuiii, ururiu priM, fl, jura. A. A.
Havill, Milwaukfe. Or.; fifth prize, 81,
Loyd Shannon. 842 Halsev street: alxth
prize, 81. Mrs. Olllls Dlgney. Madras,
Or. Checks for these amounts will be
mailed to the above addresses.
PORTUGAL THREATENED
WITH AN EPIDEMIC
(United Preas Leased Wire.)
' Lisbon, Nov. 1L Declaring Portugal
Is .threatened with an epidemic of lep
rosy, t Dr. Zepherlno Falcao of the Lis
bon health department has begun a furi
ous newspapen campaign for government
action toward stamping out the dis
ease. '
Ha calls attention, - m an article in
the "Beculo." to the fact that a trlfla
more than T.E00 leprosy cases are al
ready, registered throughout the coun
try. ..This, number, he adds, is a long
wav nerhaos J 00' rer cent ahort of
the truth. He asserts, too, that the dis
ease is spreading rapidly, citing the
daily fresh registration in support, of
his contention. i,
The doctor attributes the outbreak to
returning Portuguese emigrants from
South America and explains that the
Portuguese clrmate seems favorable to
the tlisesse, which is now beginning to
apnesr atnong personaftrbg have never
left the country. -
BEN
IOTU imiloB.
Win hold fire for hours with
on coat ana t sours- witn nara
coal Price S27.00
Bridge, feh
. We are agents for this celebrated line of Stoves and - Ranges. They have, always been satisfac
tory and are satisfactory today, at well as up-to-date in every respect
n, wnnn RTTPfrwrnp i. h mna
H-r W w v w 0 w ea mmm w w
found. It has cast-iron linings,
jror a hign-graae wai Dtove our "lSUVttL SUPKKIOK" is our best. It is also a JiighTy dec
orated stove. ' v '"
Our "SUPERIOR KHOJ BLAST" for coal is very economical in. its use "of fuel and will hold
fire for 36 hours. ' , . - r t-- - -
s iaauani&.Atnigi?i n
un or vorxiaTzzft
3.9 tvioia 50f im WW M
in Pencil Blue, Reg. Valaes $8;00
J4.2S for $8.50 Vals
American porcelain s Dinner
Sets 'your choice of two dec
orations; beautifully decor-.;
ated; all attractive shapes. yt
25c thin egg shell : China
Cups and Sau- Qg
These are nicely decorated
and are big values for the
money. ' :
Thin blown Table Tumblers; reg. val. 80c, now.. 50
Ivory decorated Hair Receivers, reg. value 25c.
now '. .-. 15s)
Ivory decorated Puff Boxes',' reg. vat 25c; now. 16
China Salt and Pepper Shakers, regular value 25c,
now ........... i........;...10f
E1TE CffllRIA GLASS PMY
552 UORRISCIt, BET. SEVENTH iND PABK. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 7:30
Cares Biliousness, Sic&i
, Headache, Sour Stom- -
ach, Torpid Liver, and
Chronfe CfmstioatiQn- I
. - - r-r
Pleasant to
taK(
1U-
Boys5 Raincoats
. -g . . s
Boys' Reefers
New. arrivals byrexprcss
; on display this weekr-
at our usual-mbdest prices
FOOTBALLS arid
FOOTBALL PANTS
FREE
With all Boys' Suits and
Overcoats ,
SELLING
VOOB lllMarna.
Tor 18-in. wood. Price.. ft
r or zu-in. wooa. trice
Tor 12 -in. wood. Price
For 24-in. wood. Price
f 14.50
.ffB.SQ
S17.O0
w uw aMwsaa. fVu aa utVUiUUt'l 4s.il - W ftii v V V VUU fV M
cast top, cast base and nickel trimmings. ' '
to II ms ii rsznift iom cams
Pencil blue Dinner Sets; these are beautiful
sets in artistic designs .and arc. big values.
25 per cent off on Cut disss.; - - -'
25 per. cent off ony Art Ware. -r " Y - ?
25 per cent off on Hand Painted China.
" ".'r- 50 per cent off onTlaviland China.
; . ' v . , '50 per cent off on Japtnese Goods.
D1II0
L4Z CU
VIIVM . ri iill - 1VI illl
sWUAUll TW liws wjiui; ;: it la j
TOB SJAXJi IT AU 8SVaaiST&
uuu
LEADING
CLOTHIER
munasom mot blast. .
In. flreoot. Price ft 14. BO
14-i
16-1
18-1
-in. flrepot. Price. . ...K1K.r
in. nrepou met sjxv.V1
in. flrepot. Price..... 23.0
abtzzi nou io
$4Ofor $9.50Vals
Flow blue' Dinner Sets; these
are exceptional values and
rich and tasty enough to
grace the most select table.
50c German , China Sugar
Cf earner ........... 2SC
We bought-these at a great:
discount and are selling them
for a fourth their real value.-
77. Clean ses'the system
thoroughly v and clears
: S sallow complexions of
punples ana Dlotcnes.
guaranteed.
Timo to Plant .
ltoses;Trees
' Shrubs ;
ASK TOR CATixoatni. -v
J. B. P1LKINCTON
Foot of Ymbill Street
;i JTOBTM BISB OW DOCK. ;
A Change of Features
Is often verv desirable.' eseclaJIV ' bv
elderly people. Nothing effects this
change better, or gives a person a young
appearanoe aulrker. IBan a new set of
Teeth, should the natural ones be lost.
W can make from ten to twenty years
difference to your advantage, If you will
let us attend to your teeth and select for
ou a -new set of the very best quality.
Maybe It's what TOU need.
. We are thorough dentists of many
years' prsctlcal experience and we back
up every bit of It with our well-known
reputation ror doing j
HONEST DENTISTRY
The best Dentistry Is none too good
for you. Our success is due to uniform
high-grade work at reasonable prices.
TEETH ,
PAINLESS EXTRACTION
SO
SILVER FILLINGS
GOLD FILLINGS .
22K GOLD CROWN
. .....504 up
:..v:.V.$.oS
GOOD RUBBER PLATE
5.00
THE BEST RUBBER PLATES
(8.
90
NERVOUS PEOPLE
And those afflicted With heart' weak
ness can now - have their teeth ex
tracted, filled and bridge work applied
without the least -pain or danger.
All work guaranteed for tea years.
Chicago Painless Dentists
, , 823M WABX. BTM COB. 6TB,
' , Phones Main 1880, A-5340.
Office hours, 8 a. m. to C p. m. Sun-
days from to 1. Lady attendant
YOUR LAWN
IS HUNGRY
HOW W THE TIME TO FEED IT
rrext spring win
; " Gladden your Heart
KOtXTBS AND EOSES ALSO RESPOITO
raopia rKBXiuzAiioN at this season
Ke aeed to Utter wltk Stable Befoae
T'HIS is the ttms of year to apply
bone me&L It takes several'
months for it to dissolve in the soil,'
so the nutriment goes into your grass
apply the bone meal NOW. No
other fertilizer Is qui to so cheap and
clean. No weeds in it. Just the thing,
applied right now, for roses, holly
trees and other shrubs. To meet the
Fall demand for this effective fertilizer
we have on hand an immense stock.
Prices - astonishingly
low. ' we luxniih com
nleta information as
to how to get best re-
snlts for turf and shrubs.
; gajaaroom Trout and Yamhill at.
ASK FOR FERTILIZER BOOKLET 605
D. Boardman Griffin, M. D.
'-j p e e 1 a Ms t
"? on rng addle
-v I tlon and Aloo-
:, holism ' former-
ly Of Salem Or.).
5, ,J emv now '-b e
a. 3 found at 628 W.
Salmon at. inear
King), Portland,
Or who cures
the habit -or dls-
a . Vll
Vj ease In two days
1 1 without , p a I n.
Can - resume for-
mer voc a 1 1 o n,
thoroughly well.
In from ."10 days
to - two . -weekp.
NTrt ' hiniiv tint II
Satlent Is satisfied he Is cured. Phone
lain 6110..' ... . . . , ..- v.. ,
WOMAN A
; SPECIALTY
Mm, S. K. Cha n
The well-known CJilneae
physician, with her won
derful Chinese medicines,
the - herbs and roots, has
when fall other remedies have - failed.
She cureS female chronic private
diseases, nervousness, blood f poison,
rheumatism, asthma, throat, lung trou
bles, stomach, bladder, kidney, consump
tion and diseases of all kinds. Rem
edies harmless. No operation. Honest
treatment.- , '
- BXAMHTATIOW TBZS.
S2SH atorrlaoa bt. Bat ia and 80.