The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, July 13, 1911, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text. i'vo-.-n-Vr- ,r v. 2 : . . 1 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND,' THURSDAY EVENING, JULY, 13, 1011. , '(-Y ,tv i"' ' ''' V t J r.Oi.v;' V' 100,10 WELSHMEN 111 SCORN CHEER HEW PRIHCE TECHNICALITIES 17-Year-Old Son of King ' George and Queen Mary Is Invested - (Unltti PtM UiMd Wtr.l Carnarvon, Wales. July 13. Cheered ' by 100.000 loyal Welshmen who fth f ered here today to greet their nominal ruler. Kdward. the 17-year-old aon of Klnf George V ot Great Britain, waa today invested with ceremonlee of quaint and medieval magnlfloenee aa I Prince of Wales. King- George and Queen Mary played s. minor parte in the pomp and pageantry which brightened ancient Carnarvon ' castle, while their eon occupied the cen ter of the stage aa the leading figure in this hletoric ceremonial. Ae tna royal Welah choir of 400 voices broke Into song the royal party entered the castle at the ancient water gate, the Prince of Wales and hie escort In the lead, the royal party bringing up the rear. Aa the prince set foot in the castle entrance the ancient standard of Merlin waa broken out from the Eaglea tower, where, it la said, the first Eng lish Prince of Wales waa born. Aa Kicr George and Queen Mary entered the caatle the prince's flag came down and the royal standard of England waa blown out from the staff. JAPANESE NEWSPAPERS DISCUSS PACT'S TERMS f I' sited Press-Leased Wlra.t Toklo, July It. The Japanese press v- devotes considerable apace today to cemmejBts on an article in the London limes advocating modifications of the " Anglo-Japanese treaty in order to avoid conflict with the proposed Anglo-Amerl- can arbitration treaty. The comments : are mostly In sympathy with the Times' attitude. The Toklo Asahi and Nippon both ad vocate a continuance of the English al liance because it alma at the integrity of China, and both declare that modifi cations of the treaty will not be diffi cult because Japan baa no Intention of engaging in war with the United States. MANUEL AND PRETENDER JOIN TO DOWn REPUBLIC A . United Press L-sed Wlre.i London, July 13. With a war fund of $6,000,000, raiaed by the Portuguese in V Braiil, already available, a call to arms to-all Portugueae monarchists has been issued Jointly by former King Manuel of Portugal and Don Miguel, the pretehd- - err according to an Exchange Telegraph dispatch received here today from Ba- dajog. . It is reported that Captain Cou celro. - leader of the royalist movement for the restoration of the monarchy, is ' now in England endeavoring to effect the purchase of a British warship, GOOD OLD RIO GRANDE GIVES TEXAS NEW LAND - SSMSSMSSMSMSSaB " 'ttolted Press Leased Wlre.i ' . Galveston, Texas, July 13. Out of its banks for more than a mile in width in many places, the Rio Grande ' today Is cutting a new river bed which, ac cording to the terms of the boundary commission will give Texas more than 10,000 acres of land. The river is cut ting westwardly from a point at the western intersection of Jeff Davis coun ty, then southward and Into Its original bed about 35 miles, below this point in Presidio county. James E. Pepper Whisky " FVr one hundred thirty years, this whisky has stood the continual test among men of more than ordinary good taste. Bottled in BondBorn with the Republic "The Standard by Which All Other Whisky U Judged." Established 1780. Blumauer-Frank Drug Co. , Distributors to Drag Trade, Portland, Ore. im Mm f -This' is the stamp of ap proval in 'heating and venti lating or furnace work. ' Your heating plant should show, it. , . : TIiaW.GeHcPherson Co. 19 fend Wilson Sts. On First Ballot Convict Ne braska Eloper Caught at Mt. Angel. (Salem Unread et The Journal. ) Salem.. Or., Juiy 13. It took the Jury Just 10 minutes to return a verdict of guilty in the case of the state va. Bet chen yesterday afternoon. Betchen waa charged with aloplng from Nebraska with the wife of Newton Buhls and llv ing unlawfully with her In Marlon eoun ty, Oregon. He was arrested several months ago on a farm near Mount An gel. The defense failed to Introduce any evidence but aought to clear the man by aetting up legal technicalities. At torneys Kaiser and Pogue argued among other things thai the state would have to prove the Rubles legally married, and that Betchen was a single man. If Bet chen was a married man, they argued, none but his wife could pros scute him. Brushing aside technical points, the Jury voted unanimously for conviction en the first ballot .This Is the second time Betohen has sera oonvicted on this obarge. He will be sentenced Monday, 2000 GREBES NEST ON LOWER KLAMATH LAKE IN NATIONAL RESERVE 4 (Special to Th Journal.) e Merrill, Or., July 13. Protee- e tion afforded by the national bird e e reserve on lower Klamath lake e has resulted in a perceptible in- d crease already In grebes and gulls, while ducks and geese are d d Innumerable. Plumage hunters, who found ready market with the e millinery and hat houses of d large cities, practically extermi- nated the grebe population, but with the brief nesting Immunity since establishment of the bird 4 reserve, it is estimated there sre probably 1000 grebe nests e this year. With a special warden watching the lake, these fine - birds may eventually recover e their lost numbers. TENDERLOIN TRIP COSTS RECTOR $12.50 FOR DRINKS (United Press Leased Wire.) San Francisco,, July 13. Dean Sum ner, head of the fashionable St. Peter's and B. Paul's Episcopal church, knows all there Is to be known and has seen all there is to be seen on the Barbary coast. His trip through the tenderloin, undertaken in company with two plain clothes men, brought substantial re suits from the sightseeing standpoint, even though it cost the dean a matter of some 312.50 for drinks. "Disgusting" is his .only description. And he has seen it all and knows. Talking Machine Sale for almost nothing? Read Perry Graves ad, page S, this paper. ' GREAT GIREATE R GREATE of ALL AT Becker's Suit House 140 FIFTH STREET Every article reduced to so low a price that your money will do double duty. This means a general $10 Black Satin Suits go at only $20.00 $35 Cream Serge Suits6 po at $17.50 $35 Pongee Suits will go at only $17.50 $25 White Serge Suits, black pin stripe, sailor collar, go at $17.50 $20 White Serge Suits, black pin stripe, plain tailored, go at ..$9.95 $20 Scotch Mixture Suits, all shades, go at.. $9.95 Spring and Summer Coats $35 Pongee Coats, black sat in, shawl collar, $17.50 $30 Pongee Coats, black sat in, shawl collar, $14.95 Black Silk, Black Satin, Blue Serge, Gray Serge Coats, all long spring styles, go at - .. . 12 Price 140 Fit tli E Ehebbe-Green Suit May Settle Whether State Employe's Wages Are Liable. (Bales) Bunts ef Tna faros M Salem, Or., July IS. The old case of Carl Khebbe vs. J. I Oreen and Ben W. Olcott, secretary of state, garnishes, will come to trial. The plaintiff .claims Green owed him 360, and he attached his account with stat for his services as deputy forester for February, 1 10. The complaint was filed in F. W. Ben son's administration, but the answer Is Just now being filed. After the writ of attachment was served over a year ago nothing further was done until Assist ant Attorney General Van Winkle yes terday threatened to nave the suit 'dis missed. The interesting point In the case will be the determination of the leT gallty of the law authorising the' gar nlsheelng- of funds held by publlo , dis bursing officers. MYSTERIOUS INVADERS ATTACK LISBON CASTLE (United Press Leased Wlre.i'' Lisbon, July 13. Adherents of the re publican form of government here are on guard today due to an unsuccess ful attempt mad last night to capture St. George castle by a band of mysteri ous but daring invaders. Government officials today Inaugurated a strict press censorship and the garrison at the castle has been increased so aa to assure it safety from further at tack. The attack made on the caatle was a feeble one and the invaders, who are believed to be monarchists, soon disappeared into the darkness when the republican soldiers fired on them. It is said that the government of ficials have been Informed that many of the monarchist constituents are ready to sacrifice their principles for pardon and cash compensation ranging from $500 to 33600. Arrow COLLAR FOR SUMMER A 10111 "Notch- collar. Plenty of cravat room, and easy to put on or to take off. lSe. ach g for tSe. Oaett, Peabody at Ce Makers, Trey. -N. T. ARROW CUFFS sac. a Pair SALES $10 Linen Suits. . . ..$6.95 $12 Oxford Gray Wash Suits at $7.95 $10 Long Pure Linen Coats go at $4.95 $2.75 White Duck Skirts go at only ......... .$1.50 $3.50 Brown Linen Skirts go at .;. $2.95 And many others, all re duced accordingly. WASH DRESSES ALL GO ATBXACTLY Va rlce $12 Cream Serge Dresses go at $6.50 Evening Dresses All reduced to the lowest notch.' They must go quick. DRESS SKIRTS," PETTICOATS, WAISTS, ETC, " At ' Money-Saving Prices. Street GARNISHEE CAS MEANS m EDEN Oar Own and Other Standard Remedies $375 Horlick's Malted Milk for "..a.;. ..f 2. T5 $1.00 Scott's Emulsion .. T Imported Emulsion 50c Glycothymoline $1.00 Swamp Root - 85 33 63 . f . Lane's Kidney and Liver Regu lator 85 50c Pond's Extract .. i,. . Antiseptic Witch Hasel. . 25; 25 KaspariHa fl.OO 35c Castoria, genuine . , 35c Jayne'i Vermifue Chase's Vermifuge .... 20 21 25 $1.00 Pinkham's Vegetable. Com pound ..... SO Allen's Vegetable Com pound ....... . ... ...... 85 50c Dioxogen 83 $1.00 Stuart's Dyipepsia Tab lets Tl Ideal Dyspepsia Tablet . 60 50c Santisepdc Lotion ... 81 50c California Syrup Figs, gen uine 29 $1.00 Imported Carlsbad Salt T3 Artificial Carlsbad Salts.. - 50 50c Bromo Seltaer ...... 25 75c Mayatone 57 $1.00 Pinaud's Eau de. Quinine ". 68 Ean de Quinine 85 $1.00 Herpicide ......... 50 Micro, a Hair Tonic fl.OO $1.00 Maltine Preparations 50c Listerine TT 25 Cooper's Antiseptic Fluid, pint 50 Lane's Family Tea 33 Schultz Hamburg Tea. . . 25 50c Hoff's German Liniment, at . 33 Simm's Arnica Oil 40 Waterman's, Conklin and Woodlark Fountain Pens, all guaranteed and sold on 10 days' trial. Pens filled free REMEMBER THE SALE OF FINE FRAMED PICTURES AT LESS THAN HALF THE ORDINARY PRICE Constrnelion of CelebratedclIaa''Reiri8eraior !"'M ,nn ill iii wj4wvJi.wj..wilww Showing "Alaska" Air Circulation The above cut shows manner on a corrugated tralvanized iron to leave an air passage under the'iron. ...The Warm air in the pro- vision cnamoer rises tnrougn tne tiues at eacn ena ot . tne ice chamber, comes, in contact with the ice at the central opening in the lid flues, becomes colder and drops under the ice rack, where all moisture is condensed, and falls through the central opening' under the ice into the provision chamber, cold and dry. S No other system keeps the air so long in contact with the ice as the Alaska consequently it does the work'vmore thoroughly than any other. lo5 .i t ne FOR FRIDAY Help These Brashes to Get Busy 3 35c Tooth Brushes, extra spe- , cial .. t t ... . . XO 75c Hair "Brushes, a fine assert-' ment 80 $1.00 ; Ladies' Dressing Combs, special 69 $2.50 Real Ebony Back Cloth Brushes 81.69 $150 Pure Bristle Hair Brushes, at only 81.49 50c Natl and Hand Brushes, pure bristle, solid back, spe cial at 83 We carry a complete line of Parisian Ivory Goods and arc adding new numbers daily. We wiH b pleased to show you oar full line at any tim ' ., Pare Liquors for In valid and Conval escent A full quart of Rye; bottled in bond i 98 8 year old Chicken Cock Bour bon, 100 proof, bonded 89 Carlisle Rye, bonded 79 $1.25 House of Lords Scotch, at 81.05 $2.00 Invalid Reserve French Cognac, the highest grade for medicinal use 81.59 $1.50 Large size Geneva Gin, at fl.33 $1.00 Velvet Martini and Man hattan Cocktails 79 $1.50 Dubonnet Wine, the French Appetizer 91.23 $1.75 Russian Kummel .91.23 75c quarts Italian Chianti Wine, at 69 45c pints Italian Chianti Wine, at , 83 50c quarts Concord Grape Juice, at 25 W00DARD, CLARKE & CO. Have Your Purchases Charged We Deliver Your Goods Canadian Money Received at Par . 0n the outside is olaced .ash, finished golden oak. shown herewith will give construction. The Old W ST Jk Refipigepatops Family Size, Spec ially Priced, Only No. 328. This is a handy Just like the cut on the right. and ice capacity of 35 pounds. of the Jfcest Alaska construction. It will save its cost in a single summer in the quantity of food it will preserve for you. Keeps your milk and butter fresh, preserves your meats and vegetables from action of heat these hot days. The special price for this week-is $10- a saving of $2.00 if you order during our special sale of Refrigerators. Other sizes reduced also. ;v:; " of air circulation. The ice rests rack, which is so constructed as AND SATURDAY : Helps for the Bnsy .!lnouseiIej); 20c"Wood Alcohol, bot. 14 10c Cocoanut Oil, bottle T 25c Pure .tWitch Hazel, bottle at IT 25c Pure Castor Oil, bot. 6 10c Machine Oil, Manyuse, . bot tle 6 25c Assorted Corks, box. 10c Best Whiting, pkg... 10c Flake White, pkg.... 25c Camphorated Oil, bot. 25e Sweet Oil, bottle....' 25c Carbolic Acid; bottle 10c Boric Add, pkg..... 10c Soda Bicarb pkg. 20 6 19 19 IS 6 ;25c Pure Cream Tarter, pack- e ;.. f 25c Glycerine' and Rose Water, at 194 15c Borax, pkg. . ,J ." : 10c Soap Bark,' pkg. ... ,6 10c Chloride Lime, lb... 8 10c Lye, Babbitt's Best, pound, at T 25c Sodium Phosphate, pound at .; 15 25c "Woodlark" Pure Spices. - Ginger, can 16 50c "Woodlark" Pure Spices. Mustard, can 32 For the Toilet and ( the Bath 25c Frostilla ... 50c Robertine . 25c Bathasweet 12 39 12. 25c Swans Down Powder. 9 25c Woodbury's Tooth at only ...... 15 25c Woddbury's Facial Cream, at only 15 The Alaska has been sold in Portland ifor many years, and is the most popular refrigerator in use here today. We guarantee it to give perfect satisfaction. The construction of the walls in an Alaska refriger ator is such that the maximum amount of cold air is pro- yfoooM Cleats Metal Lining Tacmf' ' Metupi Ycr HAItCQAL OHEATHIN6) Pprri p n rMf?PnAi s rGaBLt.L LmtCUAU .XMftCQA&StfSATHNCi . . MUTSM rANNELED fy , to. settle away from the ice LA 50 chamber. These spaces are all filled with pebbled char coal. On each side of this charcoal is glued one thickness of charcoal sheathing, and next to this is the inside case of odorless matched wood and then the metal lining. the paneled case vbf black A little study of the cut a clear idea of the Alaska Reliable size for the average family. ' The width is 2454 inches, It is made after the manner first and YamliUl ; Handy? Things tor j Tourist and Campers Sanitary' Drinking Xups, ', paper' .'.at,l to. . .'. ..'.. c 'i 6fr Sanitary Drinking- Cups, paper, num, 5 a to. ..... . . ...9100 . 'Alumimim Drinking Sets, 7 cups J ; and case .............. ,B0 ,; $1.00 Auto Drinking Cups. . leather case .......... 5 ssf a fs. f y ac Auto ijrinxtng vups, ,y Kff case . -m .;. . ....,... .- f nWi T . ;,n ,,, ,i 'li. 8 off on Address, Llne-a-day, ailing List and Engags- ment books. M off oil all Looser Leaf Post Card Albums. ' . Wax paper .for lunches, etc., pkg. .......J..'....... 5 35c pkg. Paper Plates.;. . 25, 10c ' pkg. , DennisQn's Doilies. ; " ati".;ii-i i .''...y "J . '5 i; Tourist sealed pkg.- contains iS, towels, I comb,' 1 wash cloth and soap, pkg. . . iVii . . 10 - $1,50 box ... imported Stationery. , paper and envelope. . . 98 ; One pound Woodlark" Lawn . Linen paper '.,'.1...... 5 - Envelopes tor above paper 10 per pkg., 3 for. 25 Calling cards, wadding an nouncements, etc, printed or ' engravecL-., Gnarante'd Rubbers lor the Home 1 $150 Red Water Bottle, guaran-5 teed .it..,..iv 91.09, $1.25 Red Water Bottle, guaran-: teed 86 $1.75 Fountain Syringe, gtiaran- teed 91.21 $1.00 Rubber Sponges ' 73e 75c Rubber Sponges . . . ' 59 50c Rubber Sponges . ... 39 3 quart Red Combination, guar anteed 91.87 15c Face Chamois .. 8 All silk and cotton bathing caps reduced. See our new lint of traveling cases from 50 to 93.50 each. REMEMBER THE SALE OF SUIT CASES, HANDBAGS AND TRtJNKS AT VERY GREAT LY REDUCED PRICES duced with the minimum consumption pf ice. This is secured by the use of the best insulation in a scien tific manner so as to secure the result desired. We di l- vide the inside of the walh itl tft .m,ii comoartments into bX a system of cA con- struction which makes it impossible for the charcoal ft Second and Yamhill 7T , if. m: .