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t THE ofcEGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. . TUESDAY.' EVENING. JUNE 6, 1911. a - pDEfS.SU : DASH-FROM HAIL I OF A PLOT J Rebel Chief and Wife Rushed ...- ,. f From Dining Room , to Au- yjomoblle When; Lights Go C Out; At Capital Tomorrow 1 (nlt PrM La Stir. I Aruas Csllsntrs. Me., Juns ' ( ; Franrlaco I. Madero Jr. la rolling ' toward Mexico City today In bla apadal . train, following an exciting acena bar , In which the revolutionary leader' and - hla party auddenly left a big banquet prepared for him and waa ruahed to their train under heavy guard. It le be lieved that a plot to kill Madero wag frustrated. The bcnqliet bad been planned at the casino hotel. "Just aa the reception committee eacorted Madero Into the banquet hail, the light were myatert oualy extinguished. A moment later an other committee eacorted Mrs. Madero Into tha room while a Jostling crowd pushed Ha way In. Maahed From XalL Colonel Eduardo Hay of Madero'a party rained Madero and hla wife Into tha street, aelied tha nearest automobile and made a dash for tha apeclal train ' two miles away. Madero and bla wife tramped some distance through the mud to their private car. Tbe guard waa trebled and the revolutionary chieftain and hla wife dined privately, the ban quet being abandoned, although thou sands of people aurged through the Vreeta seeking Madero and wildly shouting "Viva." The Madero party feared a Clenttflco plot similar to the Juarea affair and Madero'a private guard under command of General Garibaldi, surrounded ythe train until It left for the capital two hours later. J Enters Capita Tomorrow. When Madero enter tha capital at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, according to present plana, there will be with him hla wife, the wives of two of hla brothera, and three little nteeea and nephews, who are accompanying him. Scenes of the wildest welcome are en acted along tha route bla train la fol lowing. In many places he populace eema-almoaVlnsane!y ntkualaa'tlo and happy. '. ' ... v ,"f. . T. "-' v ; . Madero announced today that advice received by him show that XS of It gov ernors of states of the Dlag regime have been supplanted by men selected by the Madero party. , . v . . Advlcea also were received that tha government will pay . the expense of Madero'a special train..' ' ' " , RECEPTION AT MEXiCu ?'; CITY AWAITS MADERO, ' CONQUEROR, LIBERATOR ' (Units Frees Lease IT Ire. I v Mexico City, Mex., Juno i. When bo ontera the capital tomorrow aa a private cltlsen, ' Trancleco I. Madero Jr. will bei given the reception of a conqueror and liberator. Preparation to receive the revolutionary chieftain war completed today.1 It. waa decided that thero shall be , no military demonstration, but troops win bo assigned to assist trie police In maintaining order along the Una of march and throughout the city, Tha Insurgents at Cuernavsca, who have been clamoring to participate In the re caption to Madero, will not bo allowed to coma1 to Mexico CJty. They will later be received by Matiero and mua terod out of service, the government fears that too many armed men in tb capital under no very rigid discipline. might lead to rioting. When Madero nears the capital tomor row morning, a committee from a largo number of Madero clubs will meet the apeclal train and accompany him to th city. An open carriage drawn by (our whit horses, preceded by mounted po lice and followed by an escort, will take Madero from th station to hi home. where he will apeak from the balcony and, It 1 believed, formally launch hla candidacy for president An Investigation today of the rioting last night at Bant Julio, th poor qusx ter of th city, show that eight were killed and mtoriy wounded. The riot started when gang of rougha attacked a. auffrag parade, and In turn were charged by th rural, who dispersed tbem. HUGE POVER PLAfiT :. . M . . . I 1 Pipe, ; Connection to" Chehalis and Centralia to -Carry - : ; Force 60' Miles. Ready for Long March. (Oelted free ImmmI Wlra.l San Diego, CaL. June f. Th officer of th provisional brigade now assem bled her are preparing for a march soon to Ia Angeles, about 10 miles, but have not received any word about the long march from this city to San Francisco mentioned In dispatches from th northern city. Th officers believe the two regiments will start for Los Angeles next Monday. Hudson Bay Alfalfa la Good. Freewater, Or., June -6. Alfalfa cut ting ha already commenced In some parta of the valley. Many of the Hud son bay fields, run three .tons to the acre for th first cutting and will average about nine tons for the season. lpecUI Dtfpatea t The Journal' Cantralla. Wah June I. Tha Wash- ington-Orgn corporation, which owns th local streetcar, power and water service, is about to Install a power plant on th Kalama river at a1 cost of 1710,000. A pipe connection covering th distance of 0 mllea win be laid to carry th power to th twin cities of Contrail and Chehalis. . Th officer of th corporation have Just left Contrail. They ., are Ieaao Anderson of Tacoma, president: A. Welch, general manager; and director, John W. Brock, president of the Title & Trust Co., of Philadelphia C. A. Hellar, a director of the Tonopah Belmont Development company; C. Doss glnkler of Blnkler Brother, banker, of Philadelphia, and A. W. Hall of Port land. The visiting official of th cor poration ay the deal for the Kalama power plant ha been closed and that work will start aa soon a preliminary detail are completed. . DIVORCEE RETURNS . FORTUNE IN GIFTS In th crowd on th afreets Th llttl girl, bewildered at finding herself alon, crossed 4th street In froat of an ad vancing motor car.. Reaching th other Ida, however, h immediately attempted- to- retrace ber atp and ' in doing so ran right in front of th car, Tb fender of the motor struck her, and on of th rear wheel of th oar passed over her. , (United frees UuW Wire.) Reno, Nev., June (. Mr. Anna C Carpenter of Brooklyn, N. T.. who was recently granted a dlvorc from Dr. Frank E. Carpenter has caused comment In Reno'a divorce colony by returning to a wealthy Callfornlan named Miner, jewels valued at $460,000 and stocks worth 1250,000 which he gave to her. In breaking her engagement with Miner, Mra Carpenter merely announced that she loved another. AUTO CRUSHES OUT LIFE OF 2-YEAR-OLD (UetUd ITM t-u-d Wli.t Vancouver, B. C, June t. Edna May Price, the 2-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Price, waa killed al most instantly by an automobile going east on Hastings street last night. The child and her brother, a few years older than herself, had been sent on an errand by their parents and became aeparated ORDINANCE IS PASSED' TO ABOLISH DUNGEON AND THE THIRD DEGREE A (Halted Free Iw( Wtw.) 4 Seattle, June . An ordinance prohibiting police third degree e method .and abolishing th d) black hoi of a dungeon In th 4 city Jail. I today hror th mayor after being passed by th council. It 1 also provided that only women metrone ahall have keys to the female ward. A O) provision which would have ellm- 4 inated Jailer. John Corbett, d , against whom charge of cruelty have been made, by making e Jailer civil servlo attendants, was defeated. WEARY OF "-SOCIAL SWIM" WOMEN TO HUNT LIONS fOnltfd Pma La.a Wr. I n Newport, R. I., June . Weary of the "social swim," Mrs. Royal Phelps Car roll and her daughter Dorothy of New port' social set, have closed their pa latlal home here, end are bound for eastern Africa to hunt lions. Mrs. Carroll has been planning the trip ever since Theodore Roosevelt returned. - PRIZE ROSE SHOW , r GIVEN AT ARMORY BRILLIANT EVEN (Continued From Pg On.) WOMAN DEPUTY SHERIFF GOTHAM'S NEW WRINKLE (United Frew Inwd Wl".) Poughkeepsle, N. T.. June 6. Mies Molll Bplcer, 15, Is the only woman deputy aherlff in .New Tork, and the first woman in tha state to receive such an appointment. 8he is employed by the charities aid association. Disc ims Sunday School Work. (Bperiil Dlipatrn to Ttn Joarn.l.t Grand Island, Neb., June 6. Sunday school teachers and workers from all sections of the state are In attendance at the annual Nebraska 8tate Sunday school convention which opened Its three day session here tolay. Herbert Menlnger of Cincinnati, and R. A. Wait of New Tork will be among the dlatln- ffuiahed speakers at the Wednesday ses sions and on Thursday morning. The convention will close with a big parade on Thursday evening. consequently for all. Queen among tb rotas on exhibit Is th Portland ro, Carolina Teetout. of tndrt plnfc and moat luxuriant bloom. . Th roee- how haa not produced aa many flowera thla year aa last.- TWa is because of the backward season. Th rosea ar not th lea perfect on thla .mint hut had tn BnOW Den tltr rrrd aa llttla aa one week the exhlb tta would hav been greatly Increased Mra Panton. president of the Roe society, who cam early thla morning hi. r B. Lainaon. the aeeretary. to unorlntand the Dlaclng of the exhibits. aald that ah had no roses for exhibit thla vear at all. Last year Mrs. Pan ton's rosea won as many prise aa they excited admiration. Th ludalna- of the exhlblte by W. E. SWhroak hf Seattle. J. H. Booth of Roaeburg and Roland O. Gamwell of Belltngham was commenced at 11 o'clock In order that the how might b thrown onn to tha waltlnr oeopl not later than S o'clock this afternoon. Bohemian for Lane County. tHn-lm tMm.trh to Th JOIirBll.) Lakevlew. Or.. June .-Lou W. Don gres. Bohemian Immigration agent of the Union Paclfio and Harnman incs. wun headquarters at Yukon. Okla., ha wired here that he will bring a large party of hla countrymen to Lake county to tales some of the lands open to entry and settlement here. A larg colony of German Is expected in th county with In th next few weeks. Keep Your Hair Free From Duit (From Woman National Magaslna) "On expects to return from Bummer excursion, outing, picnic or long irouey ride in a more or less disheveled tai. Whan a rlrl I o tired, she does not feel like wsshlng her head before re tiring nor does she care to go to sleep with dusty hair. "Why not use a dry shampoo, and escape all the bother and trouble that accompany washing the hair? Just mix four ounce of therox with four ounces of powdered orris root. Sprinkle tablespoonful of this mixture thinly upon the head; then bruah the powder thoroughly throuah the hair. This treatment Is quick and easy, but It takes out all dirt and dust and leaves the ecalD clean and comfortable. 'Therox keeps th hair light and fluffy. nd beautifully lu"trou. Brush your head two or three time a week with this mixture and It will make your hair fine, long and glossy, for It stimulates Its growth." Scientific Watch Repairing by Expert Swiss Watchmaker All Work Guaranteed The Word Value has been eliminated from the advertisements of most repu table firms; it carries no mean ing to the public regarding merchandise worth lMmmNbsi Gb. JL Merchandise of fteril Only.. Butterick Patterns For June on Sale Today Picture Framing by Experts Free Classes in Irish Crochet and Basket Making Summer Tailored Traveling Suits Special $25.00 Serges, worsteds and fancy mixed materials. The colore are black, navy, tan, king's blue, white and gray. The styles are mannish, notched collar and rever jackets cut in the correct 24 inch length; some 'are semi-fitting, others are made with fitted backs; every. jacket is lined with silk. The skirts are made in the newest straight gored models. Sale of House Dresses, Kimonos, Dressing Sacques Lawn Kimonos, Special 59c, 98c, $2.29 75c Lawn Kimonos and Dressing Sacques, 59c Short, fancy lawn kimonos and dressing sacques belted and loose styles. V and square neck styles. Fancy band trimmings and short sleeves. $1.50 Fancy Lawn Kimonos, Special 98c Fancy figured lawn long kimonos, made with square and flow ing sleeves, shirred at waist, and trimmed with fancy bandings. Other styles loose Mpther Hubbard, V-shape neck, flowing sleeves and Persian band trimmings. $2.75 to .SO'House Dresses, Special $2.29 One-piece house dresses, made of fine quality percale, in dots, checks and stripes, round, collarless neck and white pique yoke. Plain band trimming and tucks over' shoulders. Skirt has panel back and front trimmed with plain color, wide bias fold and fitted inverted back plaits. Another style has two plaits over shoulder, round collarless neck, square yoke of white pique and bias strap trimming,' elbow sleeves with pique cuffs. Gored skirt with fitted inverted back plait ' Traveling and Automobile Coats At $6.00, $6.50 and $7.50 Long coats, suitable for traveling automobile and street wear made of extra fine quality, heavy linen, in tart and natural. These coats are made full 54 inches long, in fitted and lose-back models some have high standing collars, others are made with notched collars and revers. The sleeves are made in the new coat style, the slip-on and kimono shapes. Lingerie Waists Irish Crochet Yokes Special $2.65 Exactly Like Illustration High class lingerie waists of fine quality soft-finish lawn. This waist is made with Dutch neck of handmade Irish croch et, new kimono sleeves and turned-up cuffs. The body of waist is made with fine pin tucking. Demonstrations Vau caire Galega Tablets Melorose Cream Powder and Rouge Here Are Remarkable Bargains $2.95 to $4.95 Untrimmed Hats $1.95 Another big hat manufacturer sends us his surplus stock of untrimmed summer shapes. These hats are the cream of the summer styles, as you can judge by reading the following de scriptions : White hair hats burnt and butter-color hair hats white seven-end chip hats extra fine grade 6f white and burnt milan straws also featherweight midsummer java hats in medium and large garden shapes. These hats go on sale special at $1.95. Special Sale of Drugs and Patent Medicines Samples of all these goods arc displayed in ourVVash- Vr ington street window. We will save you money on r everv- item. Special sales continue all through our ;r five floors. We welcome your patronage. Our ample sales force will serve you promptly and intelligently. $1.00 Angier'i Emulsion at 4 72c "WoodUrk" Beff, Iron Kft nd Wine tlUl Demonstration All This Week Modart Corsets ByMrs;L.C. Redding New Shopping Bags, Special 98c Selling Regularly at $1.50 Leather shopping bags in a variety of styles, seal and walrus grain, 8 to 12-inch overlapping leather frames or metal mountings in gold and silver finish. These are leather lined with strap han dle. Round or broken bottom. All are fitted with change purse, and many have in addition a card case and mirror. New Long Corded Handle. . Suede Leather Bags New Long Corded Handle, - Black Satin Bags Visitors to the Rose Festival Carnival Will Find in This Store -Many interesting merchandise events that offer substantial savings from "regular prices. All sales are based upon comparative competition and to this end vou are welcome to return any purchase made in this store that is not a better bargain, quality considered, than you can purchase in any other store in Portland -Our June Sales have made this.ths busiest mrath in the history of our store. Today we simply call attention to this fact so that visitors may avail themselves of the econonucal opportumties .that esevsales afford.,: We call particular attention to sales in our Coat and Suit Department, Millinery and Waist Depanlentl and to -our AnnuaWhite Carnival in; which eyery musjiWderwear garment in the ' , departments rc fferin g0dV ?ather hand b iewdry. neckwear, embroideries and ribbons; at trenchant reductions Remember All sales are based upon comparative competition. ' . rr.r . ' 25c Bromo Seltrer at 17c 50c Bromo Sellxer at 33c $1.00 Bromo Seltzer at ; 67c $1.00 Imported Carlsbad '7C Salts I OK, 35c Fletcher't Castoria at : 21c $1.00 D. D. D. at 79c $2.00 Eckman's Alterative $1.59 50c Eskay'a Food at 37c 75c Eskay's Food at 63c $2.50 Eskay'a Food at $2.10 $1.50 Fellows' Compound Syrup Hypophosphites Qg $1.00 Fruitola at 73c $1.00 Glide's Feptoman-gan 79c 25c Glycothymoline at 19c 50c Glycothymoline at 39c $1.00 Glycothymoline at 79c $1.00 Maltine 75C 50c HorlickV Malted OQn Milk $100 Horlick's Malted 'JQq $375 Horlick's flJO QQ Malted Milk tP7Q 35c 50c Mellin's Food at 75c Mellin's Food at 55c 50c Nettle's Food at 37c $2.50 Nestle's Food at $2.25 $1.00 Pinkham's Vege- CQy table Compound Uily $1.00 Pierce's Favorite C'7 Prescription U I $1.00 Pierce's Golden GJ7p Medical Discovery Oil $1.00 Scott's Emulsion at $2.00 Succus Alter-ans 73c $1.57 50c California Syrup OQ of Figs 25c Sal Hepatica at 19c 50c Sal Hepatica at 39c $1.00 Sal Hepatica at 79c 50c Kilmer! Swamp Root 39c $1.00 Hood's Sarsapa- CJ1 n rilla OlC $1.00 Kutnow's Powders 79c 25c Listerine at 19c 50c Listerine at 33c $1.00 Kilmer's Swamp $1.00 S. S. S. at 69c $1.75 S. S. S. at $1.19 50c Sloan's Liniment at 37c $1.00 Listerine at 65c 25c Lavoris at 19c 50c Lavoris at 37c $1.00 LysqJ ' $1.00 Dr. Miles' Rem- rfoZ edies I 50c Milk of Magnesia 33(J $1.00 Sloan's Liniment at $1.00 Wampole's Cod Liver Oil 71c 72c $1.00 Wine of Cardui at 68c 50c Wizard Oil at . .. 37c $1.00 Wizard til at 71c $1.00 Warner's Safe gjjg 50c Gloyer's Dog Remedies 36c Woodard, Clarke & Co. Washington arid Fourth Streets See the beautiful display of Rose Vases on main floor Here's To Your Good Health and Pleasure Pftmi fn hw the arrow VVliiV Vw WW sw wmtmm-ww s 'til you join the merry throng of oalate pleased men and women who have quit seeking: for the one best beverage because they've found it- Real satisfaction in every glass snap and sparkle vim and go. vjuencnes tne thirst cools like a breeze. Delicious Refreshing Wholesome ourtoteresX. 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