;; ?HE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST '2,' 1013.
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MPAil RESPECTS
Extra-Territorial 'Rights of
United States Not to Be Dis
turbed Koreans' Rights.
(United PrM Lnr4 Wirt.)
ToMo, Aug. 32. Preliminary to the
signing of the Imperial proclamation
that shall transfer the sovereignty Of
Korea to Japan, certain provisions of the
) document have become public. '
: , The Japanese government will' recog
t rlae, for the present at least, the various
treaties existing between Korea and f or
' .lgn nations. This clause Is of primary
s I Importance to the United States, which
,-thas enjoyed under the Korean treaty
certain territorial rights In Korea which
, '.Americans do net possess in Japan. The
I American state department' unquestion
ably has been uneasy over the proposed
I annexation of Korea, because of this
treaty feature. ' . .
A-A fear has been expressed that Amer
lf's extra-territorial rights would be ab
rogated by the annexation and that Jap
anese would refuse to recognise the ex
isting treaty with Korea. It la under
stood that diplomatic notes were ex
changed between the Toklo and Wash
S Ington governments and that the assur
; snces were given that existing treaties
"would not be disturbed for ah Indefinite
time.
Jb'j The annexation proclamation will de
, cree that the Korean emperor shall have
.all rights devolving on an ex-emperor,
4 according to the laws of Japan. These
; will Include freedom from supervision,
enjoyment of certain revenues "and com
parative freedom from governmental
cares.
Korean officials and nobles will re-
ceive similar treatment and will be de
; jsrived' of none of their privileges and
' the perquisites of their rank save the
covernmental powers that they have enjoyed.
MONMOUTH PIONEER,
; . WILLIAM BOOTS, DIES
fSnecUl DfTMtch r Tho. Jrnim.n
Monmouth, Or., Aug. 22. William N.
. Boots died of heart failure at this city
yesterday. Mr. Boots was born tn Mi-
ami county. Indiana, Sept 24, 1840,
wber he , grew to manhoods and was
... married to Miss Sarah Smith. In 1875
' he came to Oregon with his family, lo
eating at Drain, where he resided un
.. til 1892, when he again moved to Mon
mouth, where he resided until death.
He leaves besides his wife, two daugh
ters, Mrs. William Hedrick of Drain,
. Oregon, Mrs. A. P. Tupper of Dllley,
- Oregon, and one son, V. O. Boots of Mon-
mouth. By the death of Mr. Boots, Mon
, mouth loses one of Its best and most
highly respected citizens, ,
Heinze to Wed an Actress.
New York, Aug. 22. M was an
nounced today that F. Augustus Helnse,
who recently figured as the object of
'federal prosecutions, was engaged to
marry Bernice Henderson, a member of
- th -!iA Fool-There Was" company; The
marriage Is Set for this week and the
-. couple will start on a honeymoon Jour
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;A Deaierrs Misfortune
Is Your Good Fortune
The short of the long story is: Eastern dealer failsunable
to pay for four carloads of pianos ordered of two well-known
makers ipainos in cars ready to ship manufacturers get to
gether and wire Eilers Music House for cash offer Eilers tele-
graphs proposition naming own price result, these four car-loads
of pianos are here and now on sale at our retail store
ifThe next party to the transaction is to be yourself. .y
iWeVft added a mall profit over actual cost for out; trouble, ;
artd. .those who. buy now get the most of the saving in this .trans--etionr-It-mearis
-keeping in ypur own pocket $89 to $U3, ac
cording to the style you select.
They are all brand-new instruments and of the very latest
design.,ases are made of selected figured mahogany, mottled
walnut and burled, oak, handsomely carved.
There are four styles to select from. A regular $375 grade
can be bought for $286, a superb $400 instrument for $304,
a $450 style may be had for $318, and an exceedingly fine $475
style goes at $332.
For those who are not prepared to pay cash, we can arrange
it so that these instruments can be bought on our extremely
liberal credit terms, giving 38 months in which to complete pay
ments. This certainly puts within reach of any home the chance
to own' immediately and enjoy the possession of one of these
excellent instruments.
Come and see them. Compare them with, any other piano
that sells elsewhere at $4000 $500, and you'll admit that we
are giving you a much better piano for $143 less.
351-353-355 WASHINGTON STREET
East Side Store, 84 Grand Ave. Wholesale, 15th and Pettygrove
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Delivered at Your Home for $1.75
The Family Beer for 30 Years-Brewed
and Bottled Under the Very Best Con-(Htions-A
Tonic for Women, Men and
Your Orders phones
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We are selling all - low- cut
shoes at V3 off regular prices.
$6.00 Grades, S4.QQ
f $5.00 Grades, G3.3S
$4.00 Grades, t2,7Q
$3.50 Grades,
Makers for Men-Nettleton, , Stacy-
. . Adams, Douglas. ,
Makers" forWomenaircjipber,
Foster, ArrhstrongT '
Goddard-Kelly Shoe Co.
?24-326 Washington St., Near Sixth
IEWF1PP
YAQUINABAt
Oregon's Most Popular Beach
Resort
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ITS climat Is 'delightful. ' '
XT has a greater variety of attractions than most beachta,
betiauae It includes & placid inland bay and Innumerable
picturesque retreats. .
THE trip thither Js scenio and entertaining all the way,
XT Is the Summer hems of educated and refined families
from all parts of the west
ITS famous agate beach yields the choicest pebbles known,
ITS rarlety of seafood surpasses all other beaches.
ITS accommodations for both hotel and cottage life are of a
high and varied class, abundant and inviting. , '
The cost of reaching there Is reasonable because the
Southern Pacific
has established reduced round trip summer excursion fares
from all parts of Oregon. Send for "Oregon Outings."
giving a good description of the delights of Newport
Round Trip Tickets from Portland $6.00
Saturday-tp-Monday Tickets . $3.50
Inquire at the City Ticket Office, Third and Washington
streets, for all desired Information, or address
WM. McMURRAY
General rasseagvr Arsnt, Portland, Oregon
OREGON HOTELS
HOTEL HOTEL I
OREGON SEATTLE
ortlftnd'a L1t, Growing HoUt SUwt Modern, OcntrftUy &oot4t
7th & Stark, Portland, Or. Pioneer Square, Seattle, Wn.
WRIGHT - DICKINSON WRIGHT & DICKINSON
HOTEL COMPANY, Props. HOTEL COMPANY, Props.
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PORTLAND
portlanUor.
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eadqnSrlers fot
Tourists and Oeas
msrclal Travelers.
Special rates made
to families and
Single gentlemen.
The management
will be pleased at
all times to shew
rooms and give
prices. A modem
Turkish bath es
tablishment in the
hoteL
M. O. Sowers, Hg.
THE IMPERIAL
Oregon's Greatest Hotel
J50 ROOMS,. , 104 SUITES,
With Private Baths
NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING
" MODERATE RATES
PHIL METSCHAN & SONS, Props.
THE CORNELIUS
The Houae of Welcortse" '
CORNER PARK AND ALDER STREETS
Beginning May 1 our ratea will be as follows: Out
aide back rooms, $1 per day; single front rooms,
$W0 per day. Our omnibus meets all trains.
Portland's Newest and Most Up-to-Date Hotel ?
C W. CORNELIUS H. E. FLETCHER
Proprietor ' Manager
THL PLRKINS HOTEL CO.
THL PLRKINS CATt AND GRILL
. , , Prices Modified Be rrloe Improved
' Mttslo During tnnoh, Pinner and Ater Theatre
Muscial Markee Brothers ' Orchestra
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