THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 19, 1312.
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RESOUNDS WITH
TRAMP OF TROOPS
Opposing Armies, Gather for
. Mimic Conflict for "Control
, of Western Washington;
' 7000 Men Involved.:
PRESIDENT 111
PNew Fashion Is to Take Off
Hat and Bow Three
Times.
(Special to The JonrtuU
GaU City, Wash., July 19. The Coun
try between Centralla and Montesano is
the fcattlejrround for two armies, the
largest that have been in the field lq
the northwest in years."' When the ma
neuvers are ended, all activities will
center at Gate, where the troops win
be entrained for the return to the vari
ous posts. It is estimated that 7000
men will be engaged in the mimic war
fare. More than usual interest stamps this
maneuver of the -.national guard and
regular troops, because of the fact that
for the first time a practical campaign,
essentially one of real war, has been
worked out, Grays Harbor people are
particularly Interested In the problem
of whether it Is possible for a force to
Invade this country by way of the Har
bor, and seize the western half of the
state, including strategic points such
as Tacoma, Seattle and Centralla,
' Attack on Western Washington.
In reality, the offending force repre
sents the advance guard of an enemy.
This brigade Is the first to be landed
from the enemy's vessels. Knowing
that the full force has not yet had time
to land, the government orders an equal
force Into the field to oppose the ad
vance party of the enemy, while the
army can be mobilized. The greatest
Importance is attached to the success
of the repelling brigade. There has been
no time for preparation, and It is a real
tent of the government's ability to suc
cessfully defend the Pacific slope.
Not Spectacular Warfare.
This campaign ts not going to present
any spectacular features to the average
civilian, save perhaps in a few brushes.
Modern warfare and modern equipment
calls for long distance fighting. Sklr
mlsh formation will be held during the
irreater part of the activities. It Is safe
to predict, unless It is known that the
enemy is not nenr. The modern tele
graph and signal equipment of both
sides will keep the advance guard In
constant communication with command
ers. The country offers ponslbillties of
more than one method of campaigning.
and neither side will know what tha
other Is doing save as his scouts happea
to pick up information.
INSANE PEASANT SLAYS
BROTHER AND HIS FAMILY
(t'!i!(o(J Trent l.ftniod Wlr.)
Rome, July 19. After murdering hla
brother, his brother's wife and their two
children, a peasant named I'ristoforo
has today returned to the insane asylum
at Alltsandria, from which he escaped
a few days ago, and quietly gave him
self up. He l.nd been sent to the asy
lum two years ago for killing his own
wife's only son.
(United Prees Letted Wire.) " -
Peking, July 19. In deference to the
representations of silk producers 'and
dealers who feared their business would
suffer by the abandonment of the old
native dress in favor of occidental
$3 to North Beach and Return
The Q.-W. K. & N. sells Saturday to
Monday tickets to North Beach at above
rate. Steamer Hastsalo leaves at 1 p. m.
and T. J. Totter at 10:30 p. m. Satur
day, giving one whole cool day and two
cool nights to make you ready for busi
ness Monday. Make reservations at
Ash Btreet dock or city ticket office,
Third and Washington streets.
As announced in
this week's Satur
day Evening Post
Ten Cents
for this
Disc Record
Regular 10-inch size a dou
ble disc fits any disc machine.
On one side is a splendid selec
tion by the Columbia Male
Quartette "Kentucky Babe."
li sold as a single disc record
it would cost you 60 cents, and
it's worth it.
On the other side is a story
every talking machine owner
should know proof of the su
perior tone, surface and wear
ing qualities of Columbia Rec
ords told in your own home
on your own machine. This
side is worth 60 times 60 cents
to every owner of a disc ma
chine who does not own an as
sortment of Columbia Records.
It means new value to every
disc machine new pleasure to
every owner and some peo
ple think it's more fun than any
record they own.
RISK TEN CENTS!
Come In and ask for the Columbia
Demonstration Record.
At Your Nearest Dealer's or
Columbia-Phonograph-Go.
i; 371 Washington St
styles, yres1dentYaarrfiht Ka1-ha-de-clded,
today n6t to' make the change
compulsory in official circles.
Those who prefer, to stick to the old
costume will be permitted to do so pro
viding they have cut their queues. The
president insists, however, that he likes
foreign clothing best., ' For state occa
sions, either in the daytime or at night,
the swallowtail and low cut yest 'will
be called for by wearers of .foreign
garb. Frock coats and silk hats will
be the rule where no especial formality
is required.'
President Tuan has also placed the
ban on kneeling and kowtowing. Salu
tations of the highest respect will be
signified by removing the hat and bow
ing thrice. Removal, of the hat and one
bow will do ordinarily.
SLAYER OF V0F.1AH
-. AMBUSHED; II
Was Released From Jail Only
Yesterday; Sons of His
Victim Arrested.
NEW Hi
ESTEAD LAW
EASY ON ENTRYMEN
Washington, July 18. Secretary of
the Interior Walter L. Fisher today be
gan the enforcement of the new home
stead law which reduces the area of
require cultivation where entrymen
need relief. The required residence
period also Is reduced to three year'
Absence from the land for not more
than five months in one continuous
period is allowed, but bona fide con
tinuous residence during the remain
ing portions of the three year period
must be shown.
Credit for the three year period must
begin from actual residence. Proof
must be submitted within five years.
Cultivation for three years, counting
from date of entry, is required, includ
ing actual cultivation of not less than
one sixteenth of the land beginning
with the Becond year and not less than
one eighth beginning with the third
year and until final proof.
(United Press Leaied Wire.)
Redding-, Cai, July U. Bhot from
ambush. William C. Landls, of Buckeye,
who killed Mrs. W. a Bradford there
two months ago In a neighborhood row,
is dead today. It Is believed he was
killed foTTevenge, and William and John
Clement, sons of Mrs. Bradford, and
Dan Thompson, their friend, have been
arrested.
Landls, who was postmaster at Buck
eye,,? camp' near here, shot Mrs. Brad-
rora on May 31, following a quarrel.
He claimed self defense, and Ms friends
never doubted that he would be acquit
ted. He gave himself up after the shoot
ing and had been in Jail until yester
day, when he was released on $15,000
bail. The merchant was warned away
from Buckeye, but declared he was pre
pared and would take hla chances.
Landls'' team was seen driving along
a lonely road by neighbors, with Landls
lying lifeless In the seat. Examination
showed that he bad been shot from in
front, the bullet penetrating .his breast
His revolver, fully loaded, lay near.
Evidently he had seen and recognized
his assailant, but had not been quick
enough for him..
termlned to win this world's greatest
wheat prise , and his men in Oregon
are arranging for many samples to enter
in the contest.
"If we win the prize, Which consists
of a Big Four gasoline farm tractor
and outfit, we will run that whole out
fit out to Oregon with Ita own power
and for 2000 miles we will leave the
people Informed as to where they can
gTOW the best wheat In the world," says
Mr. Davidson. "We are going after it
and we will surely make the trip from
Minneapolis to Oregon overland with the
engine if we get It"
0 OREGON WILL
WIN 1 WHEAT PRIZE
That Oregon will win the prise of
15000 offered by the Northwestern
Products exposition for the best five
bushels of wheat grown in the Ameri
can northwest, is the opinion Of W. P.
Davidson, president of the Oregon &
Western Colonization company, who has
sent out a call to central Oregon farm
ers urging them to compete for this
prize.
Mr. Davidson, with L. W. Hill and
Colonel Bill Hanley, haa about 800,000
acres of military road grant lands In
Oregon which he says is tired of crow
ing sagebrush and Juniper and wants to
produce wheat.
When the exposition which is to be
held in Minneapolis, offered $5000 for
five bushels of wheat, Mr. Davidson de-
HIS HOME TOWN TO ERECT
MEMORIAL TO PHILLIPS
(United Prtw Leased Wire.
London, July 19. Nearly. $2000 has
been subscribed today toward a fund
organized by the mayor of Godalmlng
to provide a suitable memorial In his
home town to" Jack "Phillips,-the wire
less operator who went down with the
Titanic The memorial la to take the
form of a drinking fountain, to be
placed in a prominent position on the
main road in full view of travelers be
tween London and Brighton and to be
surrounded by a small park.
A number bf contributions to this
fund have come from admirers of the
heroic operator in America.
Journal Want Ada bring result a.
Mr. and Mrs.
Buying Public
and all the
Little B. Pub
lics: Did you ever
stop to think
that many of
the p e o p 1 e's
jobs depend on
you? Help
keep the larg
est possible
number at
work by boost
ing for "Port
land Glazed
Cement Sewer
Pipe" 'cause
it's best, and
'cause its made
at home.
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Buy the best. It always
pays. And during this ag
gressive outclearance of high
value clothes
Schloss
Baltimore
Cloth
es
It's like finding money
We've made some deep price
cuts on these fine suits, it's
the most important clothing
sale you've ever seen; you
get the same high quality
merchandise, the same con
scientious tervice, the same
guarantee of satisfaction ,or
money back.
We maintain quality above
everything and we offer these
fine goods in a clearance sale
that's a boon to good dressers:
$15.00 Suits at $11.75
$18.00 Suits at $13.65
$20.00 Suits at $14.85
$22.50 Suits at $16.65
$25.00 Suits at $18.65
$30.00 Suits at $22.35
$35.00 Suits at $25.45
$40.00 Suits at $29.25
Important Announcement! Out of consideration for the welfare cf our employes we'll
take the initiative and close during the hot month of August on Thursday at 1 p. m.
v . ; The Host in Value Tho Best in Quality :
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10o-15o
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With 15c Pat
tern Free
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Reduced Prices
for
y -at
r: Extraordinary Values In
women's wash Dresses
At 01.25, $1.50, 92.50, $2.98 to $3.90
A most wxnderful line of Women's Wash Dresses, handsomely ma$le
of good quality lawn, linen, zephyr, Bedford cord, marquisette, tissue
and many others. They come in plain colors, also checks, stripes,
polka dots and figured designs, and are' shown in the latest styles.
They are irresistibly pretty, and included in the lot are the popular
new coat effects with belts.
Racquet Waists and Middy Blouses
at 98o and $1.25 .
Just received, a large shipment of the popular Racquet Waists and
Middy Blouses, the garments for vacation wear. The waists come
in plain white, also white with blue collar, and the blouses come in
white with red or blue collar. All are beautifully made of good
quality wash materials and finely finished.
Sacques and Kimonos, 65c Vals., 35c
An immense variety of nice, cool Sacques and Short Kimonos, handsomely made
of good quality lawn and challie in dainty floral designs, also dots and rings. They
come in many styles in Dutch neck and low neck, also some with small Cp
collar. Regular 65c values specially priced at Out
BATHING SUITS SPECIALLY PRICED FOR THIS SALE FROM $1.75 AND UP
BATHING SHOES SPECIALLY PRICED FOR THIS SALE ONLY 35c AND 65c
BATHING CAPS SPECIALLY PRICED FOR THIS SALE FROM 10c TO 85c
A Timely Sale Women's
we&ters at $3.70
If one could always measure demand down to the last dozen, there would be no
excuse for a sale like this. We have sold a" wonderful lot of Women's Sweater
Coats this season, but we might have purchased less and done just as well. But
here's a quick clean-up of a good many of the best styles at an exceptionally low
price, as every fair judge of values will admit. The assortment includes both
plain and fancy weaves, in colors gray, cream, white and red. All new styles,
with sailor collar, Byron or V-shaped neck. They are the most popular garment
for the beach, mountain or summer evening wear. All sizes and reg- 70
ular $5.00 to 57.00 values. Your choice Bargain Friday at fOi s
Extraordinapy Special
in Muslin Underwear
Consisting of Gowns, Combination
Suits, Skirts, Princess Slips and Che
mise Shown in Dozens of Choice
Patterns and Designs Regular Val
ues to $2.00 for This Special Sale
This Exceptionally Low Price, Each
$8
A great special Clean-up Sale of, Muslin Underwear, includ
ing dainty Gowns, Combination Suits, Skirts, Princess Slips
and Chemise, well made and handsomely designed.
THE GOWNS come in the high, V-shaped or low-neck,
slipover style, of good quality nainsook or cambric, trimmed
with embroideries and linen laces. All cut good full size
and neatly finished.
THE COMBINATION SUITS come in the combination
corset cover and drawers or skirt, made of fine quality nain
sook or crepe, with beautiful trimmings of fine laces .and
embroideries. All well cut and finely finished.
PRINCESS SUPS made of good quality "lawn or nain
sook, neatly trimmed with pretty embroideries, linen or Val.
laces. A fine line of choice patterns to select from.
MUSLIN SKIRTS made with very good quality cambric
top and finished with deep embroidery or lace flounce.
Dainty, well-finished garments. : .
THE CHEMISE come in neat, dainty designs and are
made of a very good quality nainsook, trimmed with pretty
embroideries and laces. , V -
All are regular values" 16 $2.00ia(rpaIQ'OT7
priced for tomorrow's great tale at this low figure s OC
Extra
Special for
Saturday
Jewelry
25o Values .
15c
One thousand pieces
of Gold Beauty Pins,
Enamel Beauty Pins,
Enamel Collar Pins,
Rhinestone and Pearl
Collar Supporters,
Watch Fobs, Belt
Pins, Hat Pins, etc.
Special clean-up sale
of all our 25c and 35c
grade for Fri- 1 Ci
day at 1 DL
Wash
25o Values
15c f
A special saje of SOO
pieces of Reis' Wash
Trimmings, six yards
to the piece., Comes
in wjute, blue, black,
pink and red edgings.
Wash braids thaeil
regularly at 25c a bolt
.priadiot..thts,.. f! r
sale. at ..... IOU
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