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IS , THE ' OREGON ' DAILY JOURNALS PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, "AUGUST 19, 1SC3. ran - PiociinT Eiuoy ride, on nrnn mnn RIVERS TODAY KMULUIIUIJ 1 Committee of Trans-Missis-, sippi Congress Eefuses to fienort , Indorsement of A- Forester Ballinger Re verses Himself. . . (Cnlte4 Prm Utxd Win.) , .,. A Denver. Auv ,18. X revival, of. ths . Pinchot-Balllnger. controversy Is pre dicted as the result of the refusal of tba resolutions committee of the Trans- ' Mississippi Commercial congress 10 sup in It a resolution Indorsing Hnchot rv.HMaa (!on rrnnmill Borland Of MlesitHirl and waiter Greaham f Oal- veston delivered addresses tola morn BALLLKGER PUTS : .. HIMSELF AGAIXST ; . r , ' JIIS OWN RECORD ' (WMhlngtoa Burets of Tb. Journal.) Washington. Aug-. U. Another -reversal by Secretary' Balling-er. of his own orevloua Interrjretation. H la clalipsi baa been found. " - Garfield, when secretary of tba In terior, on February 15. 190. decided that persona who make homestead en tries on lands within reclamation pro late miaht after proof of five years residence and cultivation receive eer- llficate of such proor, wnicn wouia enable them to self part or all of tbeir land notwithstanding they have not actually reclaimed half and had not made all payments required: by law. They would have been allowed to make proof within five years, but were al lowed twice that time to make all pay ments. The ruling- was In favor of the poorer entrymen, who, might thus Procure money with which to Improve hlr remaining lands, also It would n.Hi ntriniMi. 'after five years ..iiM to 1b va their claims and work elsewhere if necessary to get money with, which to develop their ' On June IS. 180. Land Commissioner Dennett issued a circular lewejn aigneu by Ballinger, reversing this Garfield '"protests arose throughout 4 the lrrl ratlon regions, but the ruling of June is ainori aa law until July SI, when It was revoked, on Balllner a tele graphio order from the field. ; flnnnnAntf of RaJllno-er cite this ac tion as proof that his professed re- rard lor me sancuiy oi ui w Zrmtnm fi.rfifiM'S BOllcieS iS SPUMOUS, Inaamucb aa his latest ruling, whlcn Is consistent with Garfield's ruling, f akes place under precisely the same I..,.t. . Yn under which BaiUnKef revoked. Garfield's ruling aa unlawful! YOUXG MEN HELD ;. AS HORSE THIEVES (Snedat Dispstca to The JoorsaL) Prosser, Wash, Aug1. 19. Roy Hop- Una, aged 22 and A. H. Salisbury, area 14, are under arrest here charged with tallnr hnraea. The arrest followed a lively . chase extending over part of Yakima and Benton counties. A. F. Lattin and J. Lunse of Mabton, lost three horses Monday. Suspicion pointed to the two young men and clues followed resulted In, their arrest The horses were turned out In a pasture when Salisbury and' Hopkins realised that they were about to be taken. ' KidneBiscase If you have the slightest trace of . .Kidney Disease," read what Mr. G. P. Fenstermacker. of Catawissa, "Pa.;" says "about Thiarecovery from . a serious attack of . Kidney and Bladder Trouble, , which : nearly proved fatal,. Jy taking Warner's ' Safe Cure: . pV'' ::J : "Two year ago-1 waa taken sick. ! I had pain in my back, could not sleep and had no appetite. Our. family doctor told m 1 had kidney trouble; He gave me soma pills and other medicine. They did not help me. I also took ten bottles f a well known patent medicine with out receiving any relief. Then my water stopped on me and I had to go to the doctor three orfour times a day to have It drawn. That was awful In cold nights. Then I took all kinds of stuff without relief. By this time I waa a total wreck. A friend gave ma on of Warner's booklets and it took my eye. I ordered three bottles of Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. After I took one bottle my water commenced run ning, and I said Thank God for War ner's Safe Cure." After taking the .third bottle I went to work and never lost a day since, and I took three bottles more, I am 9 years old and weigh 174 pounds, t look like a young man of 41, thanks to Warner's Safe Cure. . "You can, use this If you Ilka. I am working at tba car shop for the P. Sc. N. R- R. Co. - Any person can' See me there or come to my house, 23 Pine St" G. P. FENSTERMACKER, Catawissa, Pa. Delegates to Fire Insurance . Convention Take an Outing. . Three hundred delegates to the four teenta annual convention of the Amer ican Mutual Fire Insurance companies are ploughing the bosom ot the Colum bla today, using the Bailey GaUert aa their Implement They left this mora ine at I O'clock, will dough as for as Cascade Locks and back -again and arrive in Portland on the return trip In time for dinner this evening. In consequence of the trip there has been no session of the convention to day, but tomorrow the work will be taaen up and finished by the end of the afternoon session. - , In all probability much of the politi cal work of the convention will be done on thtr trip up and down the river to day. Tomorrow la the date set by the convention program for the- Hearing ox reports oy the oliaoers or me associa tion, the choosing of the convention city for the coming year and .the election or orncera. A big fight Is being mad by Peoria. H1..V t or the next convention. All -of the state delegation Is - backing the campaign and It seems very probable that the city will be able to carry off tha nrixa without much troUDie. ine work dona on the trio un the river a expected to settle the queston, leaving only the formality of a vote for to morrow s ' meeting, mere seems to do no nartlcular contest either for the choice of a convention city or for the filling of the offices of president, vice president, secretary ana treasurer. The full program for tomorrow's ses sion of the convention la as follows: "Hail Insurance," Scott Rutledge, Des Moines, Iowa; "Hall Insurance on Hor ticultural. Products-' W. F. Gormley. Des Moines. Iowa: discussion. "Insur ance on Grain In the Field."" W. C. Ha- erty, F. W. Martin; "Duties, Kesponsi ilitler and' Position of the Insurance Agent," Judge W, XL Hollls, Forest Grove, Or. ,-, ' . ' - -AXiemooa. ; . "Fire Marshal." F. E. Linen. Lincoln. Neb. Report of treasurer, auditing committee, .committee on resolutions. tlif UUUVeilUVIi) Vl.CLIVIB Vim VlllWOlB, president, vice president, secretary and treasurer. UniQue Bemonat ratios. The session yesterday afternoon waa concluded by a unique demonstration by Professor J. H. Epperson. This showed the problems faced by the In surance companies in their efforts to afford protection from lightning. At the conclusion of the program yes terday afternoon President Gaache was presented witn an Historical gavel by W. C. Hagerty, chairman of the enter tainment committee and a member o the Oregon delegation to the convention. A large number of the delegates and their wives snent th evening yester day at the Oaks listening to theSnu steal program and taking in the various sights of . the amusement trail. The convention 'will end its four days' se CQI1SUL-BEHERAL OF JAPAN HERE Will Soon-Be Followed by Large Delegation of . , Japanese. Extensive preparations are helne made for the entertainment of - the notables .who are to arrive In this country from . Jaoan. rtentember a. Consul General of Japan M. Nagai Is In fortland from can Francisco today In consultation with Consul Numano of this city. Consul Numano returned this morning from a flying trip, te beatue. However, the main nrenaratlon la left In the hands of the commercial bodies here and the Japanese consulates will not Interfere with their arrange ments, it is stated today. consul uenerai isagai (eaves xor can Francisco tonight . , . - MANY CERTIFICATES GRANTED AT ALBANY fgpedal DUpitch to The JoaraaL) Albany. Or Auk. IS. The examina tion board has completed grading the papers written by teachers in the ex amination held in the courthouse last week, in tne tmra grade miss laniard and Mrs. Arehart or Lebanon received the biehest nercentaee: In the second. John E. Davis of Saedd; in the first Miss Letha McCullouah ot this The successful aplicants were: city. , ajt AiTn nua If you have any doubt as to the de velopment of -.the disease In your sys tem, send a sample of your urine, put ting your name and -address on the package, to our ' Medical Department and we will analyse tt and send you a report; with . advice, and , medical book let free. '," .,' -v;. When the kidneys are diseased the uric acid la not carried off and this causes Rheumatism,' ; Backache, Gout Diabetes and Bright Disease. War ners Safe Cure drives out the uric add and prevents and cures all forms ot kid ney disease. .- " ..,- :- ..-..,;;-. :' Constipation and Biliousness . WAJUTEB'sl SATS FXLI,, purely Veg etable, sugar-coated, absolutely free from Injurious substances, a perfect laxative, cure Indigestion, Biliousness, Torpid Liver and Constipation. : Theydo not gripe or leave ar.y bad after effect. SJ cnts a box. TXXaXi EOTTTlE r3.i:z:. . To convince every sufferer from dilutes of the kid nevs, liver, Maiidet Snd blood tliat WARNER'S. SAFE CURE will cure thirv. a iri:il bottle crd a aample box of Wst i er s ife Pills, wiU be sent t KEis First grade-T-Mayme E. Beesoa.' Con stance L Alexander. May Hews. Edna Knotts, Anna E. ' Steele. Letha McCul lough, Carrie A. Jacks, Lettle M. Pratt Mabel Beeson, Mabel L. Schults, Mar garet E. Stewart all or Albany; W. R. Cook, Madras; Martha Gllbertson, Har- rlsburg; Maude Hayes, Tangent; Ada L. Compton. Crabtree; Lavlna Sheridan, CaJoran, Bcio; Anna L. Hay en, Lebanon. Second grade Rhoda Burnett, ' Lewis K. Gell, Elmer B. Williamson, all of Albany; Maud Cox,' JTallman : Ruth A. Lee, Lebanon; Rose Blerly, Harrisburg; Carrie Morgan, Solo; John Davis, Shedd; Emilia Dart Sclo: Mabel Cyrus, Cor v all is: Nora Arnold. Sclo: Addle M. An derson, Harrisburg; Eythel Wallace, bcio; irene jrrtnk, lenanon; Jeseie Tru ldver Tallman: Emma Cree, Lyons; Rex A. Nichols, Lebanon; BeBsle McClure, Sweet Home; Mabel Temple, Lebana Third grade Ella Black, Carry E. Mury. Veonica TracV. Ralph Collins. Clarence Eagry, Rufua Russell, Isa De vaney, Elmer McTlmmons, all of Al bany; Harry Sturm, Elsie Llllard, Clare Tassel!, Ethel Goodrich, Mrs. Pearl Are hart Haiel Whitman, all of Lebanon; Carrie Linn, Anna Booker, Ina White, Vellie Marsters, all of Brownsville; Ha 43 tiers, Rose Meyer, of Crabtree; Charles Ji alone, Holley ; Grace Bodacher. Lyons; Ella Jones, Sodavllle; James Dart, Sclo; Isabelle Cox, Tallman.- -s .v Primary Haaelaj ewett, Roseburg. . " ENGINE EXPLODES TWO MEN KILLED Grand Rapids, Mich., Aug. It. Two men are dead and four others are badly hurt as results of the explosion of a locomotive nea Grand Legg last night Engineer William Bradley and Fireman Frederick Graves were - in stantly killed. The engine was at tached . to a Pere Marquette train. : - 1 Car Shortage Feared. (Sttem Boreas of The Journal.) Saltan. Or Aug, 18. First indications of another car shortage reached the railroad commission today In the shape of a complafnt from tha Rickreall Mill ing company. , - The letter complaining of the dif ficulty la addressed to the commission and Allows: f-c "We are confronted with about; the same trouble with the railroad company as we were two years ago when we made complaint to you In regard to not being furnished with cars to ship our grain We .ordered a car the first of the weito ship oats to Portland . - . .... -i... . ..... . OI me wp- 10 snip oats to roruanu OK OIAKUK. p''pn1d, to any one whoHnd have mit yet received It Our loss -j.l If A I) VLD J C ITP fT'D li 1 1 . m . . 1 . . m . . . vl ril WARNKRS SAFE CURE "'!. f.i If ler. N. ., and mention ha Ms, s. in. tnla liVral of:r in Th Jour The fenuinenews of this offer is 1"5" jL'..riUt.eJ by the publisher. because of the delay has already reached irvn at, to 40." Tbe communication Is signed by W. W. Kowaii. Kickreall. Is located la Polk county. . - Buy a Standard .-Sewing Machine, $1 a VJeek Pays for It U You Join the Club Hats at $2.98 Decisive, final clean-up oi stylish, fetching- Hats in large assdrtment, Reg. worth $7.50. , Choice : ; r C 9 O 6 Friday . . .. . . . . . .tDaCe eO Another lot, :vaLVup.yg to $3.00, Friday..;'. .. DC CHILDREN'S DUCK HATS and WOMEN'S SAI LORS in large, assortment. Your choice for Frk 1 A day ... ! 4t . . . Ji All Flowers placed on special safe Friday HALF PRICE , n n TT n rf tt urns, iiiwii rr.o Ymm&mim Gk&nfr & stirrfag Friday sale of splendid quality sheets, eawtllcclj They are made of splendid grade cotton, mcey V hemmed, size 72x90, full bleached. Special for Friday at only 5ZC SHEETS 81 INCHES BY 90 INCHES, IN SAME QUALITY, FRIDAY, AT 57 ' VIYELLA FLAHUELS---The kind that doesn't shrink, fast colors and a full assortment just received. We also havea large stock of imported fleeced madras, a nev and popular fabric for fall shirtwaists. New lines yp ; of kimono and bathrobe flannels at, the yard 2 t-2c, 15c, 25c and JJC Doilies 9c Ea In the Art Department Doilies, 7 and a inches, spe cially priced for Friday Q at only, each ,,...,- ..JyC PIN CUSHIONS, slightly soiled. Friday sale at HALF CENTERPIECES, stamped on fine" white linen, 36-inch r - sizes. , Regularly priced at $1.25 each.' Special Friday OllC Many Bargains Here Embroideries Regular $i. 25 9f Value Special a r PC This lot consists of corset cover Embroideries, Edges and Inser tions; also 27-inch Flonncings in swiss or nainsook materials; regular values np.to $1.25 AQ the yard Friday's price lOC 3ic Kerchiefs 15c each Come in neat embroidered de - signs with hemstitched or scal loped edges, a goodly assort ment; values up to 35c each, your choice, while this lot 1 1? lasts, Friday, at......... lt.C 35c Hose 19c a Pair t This splendid quality Hosiery , comes In plain black or lace ef-, fects, all f sites. 'They're fast color; nicely shaped and well made; regular values to 1 Q 35c pajr, selling Friday... I JC Silk Gloves 50c and Up Every one iscalling for and J wearing silk gloves now. ' We have them in the wrist or long lengths and in black, whit? and , colors,? Save yonf time .'.and ' money" by coming here ; first to ..look for them. , Priced at 50c to ' " 1.00 $1.50 Shirts Mc : How ye thrifty men : come ,i and save on the sort of shirts that you like to wear. llo skimpy bodies, no short sleeves: nor mismarked -sizes, but all prime regular; merchandise that we sell all the year round at much better prices. $1.50O:VJ:I(. Taffeta $L21 Our yard-wide O. W. & K, black . taffeta lustrous ; finish, prime wearing quality. Sells regularly at $1.50 the yard. On ale Friday;, buy all d OI you want at, the yard vlel Our Entire Stock hf Men One-Fifth Gotf Shirts Included This includes white or colored, pleated or plain bosoms, attached or separate cuffs and all sorts of materials. Ve also Include all of our regu lar W.5U negligee shirts m this sale. We have all p sizes from 14 Jo 18, and big men will rejoice because (U there are plenty of sizes I 17 l2 and 18. i Your choice of the immense assortments during this sale at only; each J Remember this is the last week of our August Cleanup SaleUn the Men's Furnishing Department Take advantage do your buying Friday or Saturday jju mi Pongee Silk $1.09 Yd , A new ; shipment of t. genuine , hand-loomed China Pongee Silk, : 34-irtch vridths; regular $1.25 and $1.5P grades, spe- )Q cial sale Friday, yjird mUMtf Panamas at 81c Yard , A splendid assortment of M r hair and Panama goods, deeidi edly serviceable and ' popular weaves, at low prices, where savings are more than manifest. r The regular $1.00 grade Regular $1.25 grade, yd. . ; . 98 Regular $1.50 grade, yd.. f 1.10 ... - -v j , i The Hew Fall Suitings The smartest, and most popular fabrics: have arrived , and are l arriving daily. , They're low . priced, They're very attractive. . Ask to see . the latest impor ' tations and domestic ' weaves. r ClPl Combination 1 Suits at $1.27 The most popular garment we have to sell for this season's wear are these Com bination Suits. No wonder they are de cidedly in demand, for they are made well, extraordinary values and dainty far beyond what you'd expect even . at a fince much higher than this. Made of ine crossbar dimity and - trimmed with pretty Swiss embroidery. Spe- 01 cial for' Friday, eacj... ...... ..eyles! Dainiy Petroaii Half Many patterns in women's beautiful mus lin Petticoats, trimmed wieh exception ally pretty embroidery. Well made and 'well finished, snowy white and regu larly worth. $70.. Specially; 9 7C priced for Friday, at. ...ePJ.l eJ WOMEN'S MUSLIN ; , DRAWERS Made in umbrella style ' and trimmed with lace or embroidefy. The material is a splendid quality nainsook, and the reg ular price is $1.50. Special for OQ Friday's selling, onJy...,,.i.;.i...Oe7C Tea Aprons at 25c Women's" white lawn Tea Aprons, like cut, trimmed with hemstitched ruffle and fitted with pockets snd strings. Special - for J Fri day second floor.... ......XuC Children's ' Gingham - Aprons Mother Hubbard style; ages 2 to 6 years; made - without sleeves. Special for Friday's sell- 1Q ing, each ................... .1 9 C House; Dresses $l5Vals $3.98 One-piece Dresses that cost so little and are made in such styles that you'll like them for wear abdut the house, but also so neat and of such good quality that you'll think them, good enough for wear in the afternoon. They are made of good quality chambray, gingham or percale, in stripesj figured effects and plain colors, and in light or dark shades. - Plain : or neatly trimmed wish wash braids. ' All sizes. Reg ular values tip to $15.00 spe- t0 fjQ rial for Friday, at.:. V)ea70 58.50 Skiria for M.9& These Skirts are good, late styles, notwith standing the very special price at which we sell them. Made of best grade parjaraa or serge, in plain gore or new yoke pleat effects; trimmed with bands of aatin or of self ' materials, buttons, etc. Colors are blue, black or brown; also handsome fancy effects. Values -up to $8.50 &4 no special for Friday, at..... ...3'iwO Small Rugs $2.50 Values $1.60 Yon may .choose from Ori ental or floral designs, in large variety. ; Splendid qual , ity Axminster, . size 27x60 inches; a rug, at sells regu larly anywhere for $2.50 special for this Fri- i A day sale, at. . . . . . . . VleUw Wool Fiber RtTgs, size 9x12 feet; regular $12.00 sjQ or valae, Friday at....v7OJ ' Shoe Safe :S'l ,-T - : : : v ; Floor Rugs $9.00 Values $6.75 Wilton Rugs, In large assort- ment of patterns, very high grade; regularly worth $9.00, special for Friday yr Economy Sale, at.. sPUel D , Wool Fiber Rugs' 9x9 ' feetf regular $10.00 val- 7 QC ties, Friday at... ei0 Wool Fiber Rugs, 9x12 feet;' regular$14 val- (1A or ues, Friday at....lU.OO In Great Variety ValumUpto$S at $ UthePaif In Great Variety To clean up our immense stock of Oxfords we offer unprecedented values in shoed of the' very best lnds Women-who have bought shoes here in the past know that this is the. shop where greatest care is taken in fitting, and those who buy now will find savings such as they NEVER SAW BEFOREv 51.00 WOMEN'S OXFORDS AND SLIPPERS A lot regular values tip to $5.00 the pairj (TTiese cannot be WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS 12 styles In the lot bluchers, buttons orplain lace; plain or tip toes, light or heavy soles; 'regular, values up to tf AA $4.00, special for Friday's selling, pair... ..,,. epleUU WOMEN'S OXFORDS A lot made up of all our finest i fancies, including buck aqd suede leathers, in solid colors to match combination tops, in colors to match 0 Q the gown; regular values to $3.00 pair, special... bO.OV BOYS' OXFORDS AT HALF PRICE Mothers ,with boys' shoes to buy should take advantage of this offer. of odd lines, containing over 1000 pairs, of every style and description and nearly all small sizes, returned or exenangeaj, special at.........'.......,.., WOMEN'S OXFORDS The greateg portion cf f oyt stock of high-grade footwear, embracing plain leathers, fancies, etc. Styles for dress wear or for the street; shoes ; in every size and width; blucher, button or lace models, , short vamp and stage styles; over 4000 pairs in the lot and ; regular values up to $6.00 the pair, Special In Qfl this mammoth sale; at. .............. ..; :.v.Jj v YOUNQ WOMEN'S AND MISSES', ALSO CHIL- , D REN'S OXFORDS ON SALE. ONE-FOURTH LESS. Regardless of former price, or style, every pair of misses' children's and young women's Oxfords, FOURTH LESS . MEN'S OXFORDS Every pair in our stock reduced. This taeans patent leathers, gunmetals, tans, and all, sizes and widths. ..All styles as the following scale 'of prices: ReguW $6.00 grades, for Friday's special sale... .f 4.30 Regular $5.00 grades, for Friday's special sale. ....$3.60 Regular $4.00 grades, for Friday's special sale..... f 2.69 Regular $3.50 grades, for Friday's special 6ale..,.',f 2.30 Regular $3.00 grades, for Friday's special sale... it. f 2.19 Regular $2.50 grades, for Friday's special salc.i ..fl.89 10c BOX SHINOLA, special...;......;..,: . .,,..5e
