The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, December 04, 1908, Image 14

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Newspaper Page Text1ft rHS OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 4, 1003. AUSTRIA GIVES SERBIA IVARtliriG Jlust Sloppier Affffrcssive ness or War Will Bo Declared. (Cult! rre Lea Wlr. , London. Dec An meant Irmed moKnn Vm received today from Bt. 5SSXr"yin that AwjH. had I is mint an ultimatum to Servia ordering; S Jla to lop her aKgreBlvenes on tli Austrian frontier under of a declaration of war. .-, Such a move would not aurprlw Indon. lspi Ue constant off11 eiUala it nown here that uerr1Ua hJ been In progress on the .vian and Montenegrin borders for mo ha. There U a general feeling- here that the Bit nation In the Balkans is a serious as "ver and that important development may be expected any day. UOSXIA KOAES WITH WAE PREPARATIONS : IDnltcd ;! Uaae4 Wh. Belgrade. Dec. 4. Report today show the situation In Bosnia to have reached serious stage and active preparation , for war are being wade. Eight thousand Hungarian infantry are being landed at Ragusa, a fortined raport near the Bosnian border, and the country s flooded with military. Another mutiny is reported at Vlss rrad and throughout Bosnia midnight sxwutioni are taking place. -, Life in the isolated villages has be come almost impossible. Moat of the Austrian troops under canvas are eut ferlng from cold and are exhausted be cause of bad food and extra duty. - Dis - sontent prevails everywhere. -An inairim anldinr was shot jester- flay in an attempt to vtsit the Servian -i.in n.rh vir defenses have been ti retched all over Treblnje, Pilitaehe and In many places well have been de stroyed or poisonca. AUSTRIAN MINISTER TO TURKEY STAYS - Vienna, Dec. 4. Emperor Fran Josef todnv sent a enecial message to Marquis Pallavlncia. Austrian ambassador to Turkey, instructing him not to withdraw from his post as a protest against the Turkish boycott against Austria Foreign Minister -Arenthat ordered the ambassador to leave. The emperor overruled the minister when tne mat ter was brought to his attention. SHOULD ITALY iVITHDRAW Premier and People Not to Be Forced Into Other People's War. United Press tmnti Wire. I Rome. Dec. 4. Political circles are agitated by the speech of ex-Premier Fortis to the chamber of deputies ye tnrdav afternoon in which the leader of the majority virtually advocated the withdrawal or Italy from tne tnpie alliance. The feeling of the Italian people today a indicated by their rep resentatives is that if Italy must be dragged Into war through the act of tier allies in tne alliance men ui u tlon should withdraw. Fortis declared to the deputies that ftAlv must train the Doaltlon of being able to cay that Austria must stop in creasing her armament or abide the withdrawal of Italy. Unless Italy could be assured that she should pa free from threat resulting from the acts of Austria, there, was no object for her observing tne pact HAITI WAITS ON GENERAL II III Nothing Doing in Gorem- ment Till Conquering Hero Comes. TRAINS OF RUiil; CAII'ICOtlflSCATE Official Says JIalheur Coun ty's Prohibition Law Has Flaws. (Speeta! Dlapatcb to The Jmrsal.) ' Vale, Or., Dec. 4. That the prohibi tion system ha not proved altogether atisfactorv In Malheur -county is the epinlon of the county officers whose Suty It is to enforce the measure. One f the officers of the- law states that whiskey of the worst, class ia being thipped Into the county on every train that arrives and that there la no law permitting the' officers ; to break open boxes of goods to see -whether or not' they contain alcoholic liquors, "The tuft comes In every sort " of package and-with every sort of label," said this officer, "and we are power less to stop the traffic It is notorious that there is as match drunkenness now s when the saloons were open. Wo en Sea vor to stop the sale of the stuff, but It is dealt out in dark. corners and back alleys, and It would take a force' 10 times as strong, numerically a we are to call a halt to the business, - - There may be some pr6secutldn presently, but we find it almost impos sible to get evidence that will Insure conviction." ,- . c . , ALBANY- SHELVES IIOHSECAR SYSTEM BpeeUil Dlipateh to Tbe IostmLI " - Albany, Or., Dec 4.- This city yester day shelved its antiquated traction sys I em.- The system has consisted of a horsccar, two horses and a driver. It win be suDerseded bv an elect rio ear. In-, which is expected to be In opera tion oy January l. How to Bar Fuel. As 7.1 per Ont 0f the gross earnings of the railroad of the United States Is epent each year for fuel, officials of 40 of the principal line have formed n association to discuss economies in this line. tCnlted Press Ltued Wire.) Port Au Prince, Haiti, Dec. 4. Unless General Simon assumes charge of the affairs of Haiti practical anarchy 1 likely to prevail for a long time. Quar rels have already divided those at the head of the temporary government un der General Legitime, and there 1 no organisation. : The advance guard of General Simon' army entered the city at daybreak, after having been encamped outside since last evening. General Simon is expected to enter the city some time today. It Is understood that the victorious general has determined not to declare his position until after he has held a conference with hi supporters. Washington. Dec 4 There Is no ac tual government in Haiti, according to advices received today at the state de partment from Minister Furnlss. Gen eral Legitime as yet has not been pro claimed president and no provisional n-nvprnment has been established. The srovernmeht will be organised after the arrival of General Simon, who la near the city. Tne situation is quiet. DUTCH CRUISERS - TO MARACAIBO trial Press Leued Wire.1 WlUemstad, Deo. 4.- The Dutch bat tleship Jacob Van Hemakerk returns to port today" after - having participated with the cruiser Grlesland and Gel Gar land in a demonstration along the Vene suelan coast, extending from Porto Ca helln to La Guavra. The cruisers are now going to Maracaibo. where a simi lar demonstration win oe maae. COSGROVE 3IAKES , . -, ;:y ; NO IMPROVEMENT Tnltnl PruM Leiccd Wlre.l Paso Bobles, Cal., Dec. 4. The condi tion or oovernor-eiect tosgrove or Washington continue to show no gen eral Improvement and today he showed the effect of his illness more plainly. Governor Cosgrove Is In no condition to return to Washington at the present time and the physician ay he must greatly Improve to be abla to make the journey. The doctor are recommending the attendance of a trained nurse. Cos grove, however, refuses to engage one and insist that hi wife shall attend him. Sttinheil Hearing Postponied. ' (Cnltee PreM Leased Wlre. ..,, '. ' Paris, Dec 4. The examination , of Mim AdolDh Stelnhetl. accused in con nection with the muVder of her husband, the artist, and her mother,- Mme. Jaoy, ut Mnv. wss noHtnoned today bv Judxe Andrew until tomorrow morning. Pu.rv Hm. eLsnifnii mcitar mliiseH MnnraiiMl frela-h fire a charge of ga has been- wasted. Willamette valley grower from- com GROWERS OBJECT TO RATE RAISE Salem. On, 'Dec. 4. The Willamette V allay rrune association object to the proposed increase in rate January 1, on dried prunes, from fl per iuu nnimili in li lt hv the Southern Pa cific, t In a communication to the rail road commission, the association writes that the prunes Industry is Just be ginning to get on Its feet since the depression one year ago. but that the increased freight rate win preveni No Charge for Expert Examination or Advice - f DI1ICI0TJS PEPSIN GUM tn km wrrg tbe usnnfi peppomkt rumti 10CALCVUNI1MMKE& 0" ITALIAN PEPPERMINTS r FOB THE BREATH. G2AX THE THBOVC, iCALUUIMJ4BaSCEi DKEqtAUEO WASHINGTON TAFFY .tf t 10 TUBES , SOtDBVDBtXJGlSTSEi'EirVWBEEE. caoTuNnoirvoue& son-amncorraFroaiV MEN'S AND BOYS' HIGH TOPS At Bankrupt Prices $1.95 $2.95 $3.95 For boys' $3 and $3.50 high tops; without buckles. For- men's $4.50 and $5J0 high tops, blacks or tans. For men's $6 and $6.50 high tops, blacks or tans. For men's .50 and $8 high tops, " blacks or tans. ALL5IZE8. Higfi Top Boots Now SAMPLE it aoS A1orrl.on St. let. From an J First SH0EST0p f GO. TWO STORES 143 Second St. -; INear Alder . Perfect Fitting Glasses as Low as $1.50 Lipman, Wolf e & Co. 'JOXfJ - , - Mine. Yale Is Certainly A Wonderful Woman GRAND OPENING SALE OF THE! Yale Toilet and Health Preparations Souvenirs From Mme, Yalcior- Qur Lady Patrons . The lecture given by Madame Yale last Tuesday afternoon at the Heilig theatre was certainly a remarkable performance by this exceedingly remarkable woman. This is the first time that Madame Yale has ever visited our city, and her coming here certainly opens up a new era to women," extending to them an opportunity to see and hear her and profit by the good advice given. The pres9 have proclaimed Madame Yale as the most brilliant and successful woman in her work today. She has lectured in all parts of the globe. Her well-known products are sold by the leading merchants throughout the breadth of the land. Such houses as Marshall Field & Co. of Chicago, who are known as the merchant princes of the world, and in fact the most prominent house in 'each Jarge city, represent Madame Yale as her agents for their territory, and we are exceedingly pleased to say that we have se cured the agency for this city for the celebrated Yale line of Toilet and Health Preparations r As it is always our aim to give the public the very best of everything the world produces, so it is with these preparations that have been on the market for years and years. We shall make the Yale line a prominent and permanent feature of our Toilet Goods department. We have the. entire line here, some 55 dif ferent, items. Jn this connection we wish to direct special attention to this, our opening sale on these products, and to make the event even more interesting, and as Mme. Yale is anxious to have all women use these wonderful preparations, she has Sent us for distribution a supply of Souvenir Jars of the Yale Skin Food (holding one dollar's worth). The Yale Skin Food sells regularly at $1.50 and $3 per jar. Yale Skin Food Free We will present one of these Souvenir' Jars of Yale Skin Food free during this special sale to each purchaser of any of the Yale dollar articles which we will sell at the special price of 83 cents. We desire to suggest that purchase be made early, as the supply of Souvenir Jars isjimited. The sale will continue all coming weak. We mention below a few of the Yale preparations: Madame Yale's Hair Tonic MME. YALE CONSIDERS HER HAIR TONIC one of her greatest achievements. It Is praised in the highest terms by those who use It, and there are Quantities of it sold. Price, per bottle, 23e 43 and 83 ' Yale's Health Remedies MME. TALE'S FRUIT CURA. a strengthening tonic for women, a cure for certain organic ailments. The wonderful .cures effected by It testify to its great merit. Price S3. MME. TALE'S FERTILIZER TABLETS cure- constitution and ventilate a clogged system. Two sizes. Price , 43 and 83 MME. TALE'S COMPLEXION TABLETS make new, rich blood. They enrich the. skin with healthy oolorlngs. Two sites, 43 and 83 MME. TALE'S BLOOD TONIO cleanses the liver,' blood and kid neys. Price Sl.OO MME. TALE'S DIGESTIVE TABLETS aid digestion and cure Indigestion, 43 and S3 l MME. TALE'S ANTISEPTIC Is a most valuable household article, and must be used to be appreciated. For cleansing the mouth and gums In the morning, gargling the throat for sore throat, dressing sores, wounds or bruises It Is unequaled. Price, 23 and 83 MME. TALE'S LINIMENT la a newcomer and said to have magic like Influence In curing muscular affections, such as rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains, etc Price.. 50 Madame Yale's Beautifying Remedies MMK. TAT.H'9 RTTTHI TWlTl nounsning ine sain ana lng wrinkles. Two sizes. n and obllterat- 1.43 and f 2.43 MME. TALE'S ALMOND BLOS SOM COMPLETION CREAM for cleansing, healing, enhancing and preserving beauty; nothing like it. MTT ?rice. 43 and 83 MME. TALE'S COMPLEXION BLEACH for cleansing the skin of blemishes. Price SI. 66 MME. TALE'S ELIXIR OF BEAUTT for protecting the skin from sunbura and the Inclemency of the weather It makes the skin naturally white, gives tha complex ion brilliancy. Price ........ 83 MME. TALE'S BLUSH OF TOUTH for softening the expres sionit tones the facial nerves, gives pliancy to the muscles and elasticity to the skin. Price 82.83 MME. TALE'S kxxt WHITEN ER.' Price 83 MME. TALE'S MAOTCAL BE-' CRET FOR 80FTENINO HARD WATER. It is one of the greatest known toilet luxuries, delicately fragrant as a bouquet of choice flowers. Price 931.43 MME. TALE'S VIOLET CUM POWDER. MME TALE'S SOAP. Price ..... TAL- Price 23 COMPLEXION .23e MME. TALE'S COMPLEXION POWDER. Price , 43 ' MME. TALE S CORN CURB. Do not suffer another day with corns. Mme. Tale's Corn Cure-makes quick work of them. Use it and enjoy the comfort of sound feet.... 23 Madame Yale's Demonstrator - Here All This Week Mm. Tale's New Tork demonstrator will remain here all this week in the Tale Section of our Toilet Goods Department, main floor, where she -will explain to the ladles all about the preparations made by Mme. -Tale) flfty-flv,dlfferent articles so that' ladles can find among the list .just what they need. Ladles may consult with Mm. Tale's assist ant without charge, end the young lady- Will assist -you in the proper selection of the remedies needed. , Call or writs tor copy of Mine. Tale's 9 J -page book of beauty given, free, -.. . . ' Lipman,! Wolf & Co. peting with their 'products in any east ern market The -Willamette Valley Prune asso ciation of Salem declares the proposed increase unreasonable and unjustly discriminatory, reads the communica tion, "and - one which will give the industry a decided setback at a time when it Is Just beginning to feel that it ha a right to exist." "It is within the writer's recollection when the charge to ship a car of prunes east was but 1300, the minimum capac ity being 30,000 pounds. Then the mini mum was increased to 30,000, then 40, 000, making the cost $400 a carload. Larger cars were constructed, so that now a 100,000 pound ear, costing ship per $1008. is an average, and ft 110,000 pound carload is not unusual. ,r V annuo, enipments were poi eagerly sought after bv . th rf t company. We believe the present In-1 since; crease will be a direct blow to the prune industry in Willamette valley." , - VETERAN-HAIWAY ' ; ' MAN RETIRES San Francisco. Dec 4. J. I Willcutt, a Southern pacific official of 41 years' service, and the man who has the dis tinction of being secretary for 30 dif ferent .companies affiliated : with the rallread, will retire iwitbln a month, having --almost - reached his eightieth year. . Willcutti entered the employ of the company in 1866. first being secre tary for the San Francisco and San Jose railroad, and jrolng n 1870 to the oemon or secretary oi me ooumern aclflc, which place he has held .ever MRS. ROSE DECICCO' 6 TO fNSANE ASYLUM, (Special Plyatcfc to The Journal. V r Salem, Or., pec. 4. Mrs. Hose D. clcco. who was committed to the pent. tentlary this week Hum Multnomah county convloted of assault upon an. officer, was transferred to the asylum today, after an examination by Dr. L. , F. Griffith of the asylum board of , physicians. .. ' ' To Mine Arkansas Diamonds. Little Rock, Ark.. Dec. . Articles of Incorporation of the Arkansas Diamond company were filed today. The capital stock is tljOOO.OOO.' The company will exploit the recently discovered diamond fields in Arkansas. , , 1 iMm$Mim Will Hold His First Reception of the Year in Our Big . Toy Department Saturday, December 5th AFTERNOON 2 TO 5 EVENING 7 TO 8, WHERE HE WILL GREET HIS MULTI TUDE OP LITTLE FRIENDS. AND GIVE THEM EACH A Box of Candy Free Providing they are accom panied by parent or other adult. OUR TOY DEPARTMENT is remarlgably complete this year, show ing th most extensive assortment of the best and most popular priced Toys, Dolls, Games, Wagons, etc. ever shown on the East Side. DOLLS FREE SATURDAY With any purchase in the Toy Department amounting to 50c or more we will givea 14 inch Bisque Head Jointed Doll, either with light or dark hair. . . Very Special for Saturday if Selling Ladies $1.25 Cape Walk ing Gloves, 89. A very unusual glove, bar gain. The most popular, im ported, one clasp cape glove. Heavy outside seam, stitched back, all sizes. Women's 20c Princess Stockings at 102 Pair. Fast black and seamless. High spliced heel and double sole. Double Princess Dye. Boys' Knee Pant Suits, Values to $3.50, at $1.95; Your choice of any of our boys' straight knee pants suits, that sell regular at $3.00 and $3,50. All good choice, colors and patterns. Ladies' Suits and Coati One Third Off. Nobby, handsome suits and coats. The best styles and all the best colors at one-third off. W. H. Iarkelio; LEADING EAST SID"E DEPARTMENT STORE. EAST MORRISON AND UNION AVENUE. Men's Suits to $14.00 at $8.00. -A large assortment of cassi mere and worsted suits, most ly in sizes 34, 35, 36, 3?, 38 and 39, that sold regularly at $12.00, $13.00 and $14.00, all good colors and styles. Piano Voting Contest Bertha SchaU .'..21,657 Myrtle Evans . . Mrs. P. Olbonl .. Clara tTIrlch .... W. H. Duncan .. Newton Anderson Jennie Galbralth John Kaufman ... Mabel Stump William MacKensle Emily Mor ...... Edna Bennett .18,517 16.978 8.140 (.199 Mil 1.417 1.108 2.1K 1.9)7 1.974 1.865 AB OX 01 mt ; ppiBftliiiu I I lOT-ANlxOinooi WITH EVERY GASH WANT AD FOR NEXT SUNDAY'S JOURNAL -j . ' A Box of Famous "After Dinner Mink" Manufactured by the Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. of Portland, absolutely free. THE' JOURNAL carries more columns oi Classi fied Advertising than any other paper printed in Oregon. THE JOURNAL has the largest circulation in Portland and Ore gon. - THE JOURNAL rates are only one cent a word, 'and a box of delicious candy with every Want Ad for next Sunday's JOURNAL.! A Confection that merits Its favor ' with the people -: .. Remember, Every : Person Who brings in a cash ad' before 9 o'clock "next Saturday1 night; for the SUNDAY JOURNAL will receive a box of this de lightful confection, i The picture in this ad js the exact size of the top of the box There is absolutely no limit to the num ber of b?xes given out. " " ; . -;t