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THE ' OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, t SEPTEMBER 4, 1913. 11 GEN I CRAWFORD NOV SAYS GOVERNOR 1ST VERY MUCH MISTAKE N Defends His Recent Investiga tion of I, W, W, Disturb ances at Bandon. ft.l.m Riimbii uPThi .Tmirnal.l 8aJm, Or., Sept 4. Attorney General Crawford last night issued a statsmem replying to one lssuod yesterday by Gov. ernor West-, In which the governor stated that General Crawford had failed In his investigation as to the failure of the officers to enforce the laws in Coos county. ' ' General Crawford says: "I notice In an evening paper that you have made soma crltiolsms on my report of my recent trip to Coos county, relative to alleged norfenforoemsnt of the criminal laws in - which you are auoted as saying in effect that the at torney general interviewed a few peopU and secured information whlcn naa ai ready been furnished him through com' munlcatiohs sent to your off los by cltl ' sens of Coos counlnc;"" I "Then you continue: 'This offloe will ' again proceed to take the matter up through special counsel with the view of presenting it to the court, as pro vtded by law, and will await the find' ings of the court. Told District Attorney. - '1 beg to say that I called your atUn tlon in my report to the fact that the , court did not meet until the Sth of this month, and that all documents were filed with the cleric of the court for consideration at that time, and then called the district attorney's attention to the matter, that all violations of the criminal laws shown in the documents so filed, might be punished. Said chap ter ISO provides that the attorney gen eral shall present the matter to the court if requested by the -governor. was so requested, and I presented the matter just as far as it oould be pre sented before the court meets. This you wall know when you made your statements to the press. I could have remained unUl the 8th Instant by neg lectins; other business of Importance, but concluded to ask the district attor ney to present the matter. Fapera Ave Complete. "If you send your special counsel When he arrives there he will find the evidence and the addresses of the wit n esses whom he can summon are all there. In your statement that the evi dence furnished by your office, if you mean to insinuate that nothing was se cured except what was handed me by your private secretary, then you have not read the papers accompanying my report, or else you intentionally ml state the facts. But very little evidence wes furnished by your office. The pspers show every statement I could secure relative to the neglect of officers to fulfill (heir duties and that was what I was requested to do, and in every re spect I carried out the full instructions of your communication. "I would suggest that if special coun sel goes to Coos county he should ba mare on or before the Sth Instant, so as to be there at the opening of court if na is to am the district attorney in pre senting the matter. I will cheerfully assist in preparing a brief." DEPOSED KING OF PORTUGAL WEDS GERMAN PRINCESS Continued From Page One. Europe, were stationed according to imir ranic, in tne various salons and usug through which the bridal prooes slon passed. Boyal Balute Greets Fair. A royal salute and a blare of trunv pets announced to the waiting populace ins conclusion or the wedding oeremony. A mighty roar of cheers went up from the enormous crowd that thronged the vicinity of the castle. In response, the uewiy mamea pair appeared upon a Bal cony of the caatle and smilingly bowed their acknowledgements. The bride was flushed and radiant as she appeared upon the balcony, led by the bride groom. The wedding presents received by Manuel and his bride were so numer ous that columns would be required to give a Complete list of them. They In eluded a magnificent set -of table silver from King George and Queen Mary, a cold wine flagon from Queen Alexandra, pearls and diamonds from the king and queen of Spain, an emerald and dia mond necklace from the king and queen of Italy, and several costly articles of Jewelry from the members of the Ger man imperial family. Other appropriate presents were received frowf nearly everybody present at Vie marriage. One of ' the presents from Manuel to his bride was a very old emerald ring which was once the property of Cath erine of Aragon, wife of King Henry .VIII of England. They Are Distantly Xslatsd. The bride of today recently passed rier twenty-third birthday. Her father Is head of the second nonrelgnlng and probably the oldest, branch of the House of Hohensollern, of which Em peror William is head of the royal branch. The grandfather of the bride was Prince Leopold of Hohensollern. eigmarmgen, whose wife was the In fanta Antonla of Portugal. She was a sister of ex-King Manual's grandfath er, which makes the bride and bride groom of today second cousins. Ex-King Manuel Is of the same age as ms Driae, He was born on his moth er's estate of VUlavlcosa, not far from the'Spanlsh border. Before he was 18 years old he served aboard the Portu guese man-of-war Arlca as a midship men. He was 18 years old on Febru ary 1, 1808, when he succeeded to the crown of Portugal through the assassi nation of his father, King Carlos, and his ' elder; brother. Crown Prince ' Luis Felipe.. A band of men fired upon the members of the royal family while tbey were driving; In an open carriage through the streets 6f Lisbon. The king and the crown prince were each shot three times. Manuel was slightly I wounded. The double assassination was the cli max of internal troubles which had marked every year since Carlos ascend d the, throne In 1889. The political troubles of the country were due In the beginning to oorrupt government and in tolerably heavy taxes. The crisis earns when King Carlos attempted to rule the nation by absolute deoras, dispensing with parliament and abolishing the free dom or tne press. Bride Bring Dowry. The discontent under Carlos was not lessened when Manuel came to the throne. Students of Portuguese affairs predicted that the monarchy would soon be overthrown, and the revolution of October. 1910, which ended in the fUht of Manuel from Portugal, was not a great surprise. When he was king it was believed that Manuel would take an English bride. At the time of his trip to Eng land In 1S0I it was said that he would ask the hand of Princess Patricia of Connaught or of Alexandra of Fife. The possibility that he might marry the daughter of Emperor William was also rumored while he was on the - throne But all of these rumors died away after he was deposed. Princess Augustine of Hohensollern, the bride of his oholoe, brings to Manuel a plump dowry, which may be useful to the former king in the event that he attempts to stir up affairs In Portugal with a view to re gaining his. throne. RAIN GENERALLY WELCOME AND HOP CROP IS NOT HURT Continued From Page One. downpour; and many barns and out houses havs been turned over to them for camping quarters. Idle at Zena. Zona, Spring Valley, Ore.. Sept. . I Hop-picking, which began in this sec tion the fore part of the week, has been brought to a standstill by the heavy rain which began Tuesday morning, and wnicn nas continued since witnout in termission. The yards were In fine con. dition before the rain. Scores of pick ers have been imported from Portland and other plaoes and are not only losing their time by the storm, but are suffer ing the dlsoomforts of cramped and In convenient quarters until the weather dears. The outlook is good for a fine yield or hops. O. K. at Eugene Yard. Eugene, Or.. Sept. 4. "So far there has been no damage whatever to the hops by the rains of the past 88 hours," said J. W, Seavey. owner of Lane coun ty's largest hop yard, last night. The rain has scarcely delayed the picking in bis yard, he aaid, and he expeota to save the entire crop without difficulty, unless the rain should oontlnue for a week or two. His brother. J. H. Seavey. began picking yesterday. Other yards win begin picking tomorrow if the I ground is not too sofV All Right at Gateway. Gateway, Or.. Sept. 4. Tuesday night's rain marked the close of the longest drought experienced In 10 years. less man a quarter or an inch or rain having fallen since July 1. As dry as has been the season crops have ma tured well and the quality Is said to be good. The yield was fair. The rain is gnerai tnrougnout central Oregon and will be of Immense value to late gat dens. "Picker" Leaving Fields. 8alsm. Or.. Sept. . Ths rain has been heavy hare for 48 hours. Hops have not been damaged, except perhaps soma of the green and very lata crops. Prunes suffersd some, aa a high wind prevailed yesterday evening and nearly all night, shaking down much fruit. Some hop pickers are leaving the fields on aocount of the discomfort Fearful at The Dalles. The Dalles, Sept. 4. Oooaalonal- showers have fallen all over Wasco county ths past two days, there having been sufficient rain to stop all harvest ing operations. So far no damage has been done, out farmers reel considera ble uneasiness, as a week's rain would do great damage. Wet at Nashville. Nashville, Or.. Sept. 4 Over three inches of rain has fallen in this vicinity in tne past z nours. a S .You can have a I youthful, beauti ful head of hair. BJust Uw Trrr e i To Grey hairs It renewed life and a natural color. It eradicates dandruff. Produces a thick healthy growth. It U not dye. Money tikek If not satisfied. SOe and f I at draffi-a. Sampltboiile em on mam or ivg nu www mma. mi Ui ifcdiHies ce, mwiis. ft. . CHINESE MURDER HAS REMINDER OF N. Y. CASE Chicago. Sept. 4. The famous Elsie Sigel murder in New York came In as sidelight today on the killing of Charles Sing, a wealthy Chinese, yes terday, and the wounding of his white wife, who still is unconscious. Miss Anna Davis of Jollet, sister of Mrs. Sing, said: "Alice left our farm at Glbbs, Mo., when a girl and went to Kansas City. She was a mission work er in the Chinese section at the time of the Elsie Sigel murder in New York and always thought that a certain Kan sas City Chinaman knew the facts of that crime, while following up this supposed clue she met Sing, who was young, wealthy and handsome as Chi nesa go. She married him ten months ago. He gave Alice everything she wanted, but kept his business secrets ana ms personal affairs from hor. Even if she lives, I don't believe Alice can explain now King was murdered." MAYOR ECONOMICAL BUT COUNCILMEN OTHERWISE (Special to Tlit Journal.) Aberdeen, Wash., Sept 4. Mayor Eu gene ranee, elected on an economy piauorm, met ms nrst aereat last night, when his veto of a proposed publicity tax, provided for by a law of the last legislature, was not sustained by the council. The publicity law provides for a tax of 8tt mills, and wiU give to the chamber of commerce for expenditure ioduu. Tne budget or the city for 1(14 cans for im,S07 to meet general ex penses. Station for Farmers' Benefit. Olympia, Waah., Sept. 4 The depart mant of agriculture if establishing a first class weather station on the roof or the state capitoi building for ex perimental purposes. The station is being established solely for the benefit of the farmers of the district, and If the schema works out ss planned, other stations will be established in those plaoes where the government has bo bureau. , . Collins estate Is Divided. Vallajo, Cel., Sept 4 Mrs. Edna Col lins Ruhm, wife of Naval Constructor Thomas Ruhm, who built the electric collier Jupiter, today inherited 8834,000 from the estate of her father, the late John Collins of Seattle. The Collins fortune amounted to $8,000,000, which was divided ' equally between Collins' Green Trading Stamps Given on All Charge Accounts Providing Same Are Paid in Full on or Deforc the Tenth Portland Agents Cossard Front Lace, Beln Jolle. Nemo, lion Ton and Royal Worcester Corsets Dacmo. Monarch Gloves Out-of-town orders filled and forwarded tame day as re teived. Make use of our splendidly equipped Mail Or der Department Entire satisfaction is guaranteed. , Reliable MerchandiseReliable Methods eote Smtviigo to Bi Daily. Saecpt llatmsday. Batnrday onx ao A.SCto OOP. 21 ( , f wWf ... sw Special weekly tenr ice Ladies' Home Journal patterns. Published in New York every Monday morning and for warded direct Ask about this . special service. S First Showing New Mandelberg Raincoat EVkm S?nl1 nnr1 Tk1i-. -flYtO -11 BJBJTI ' STUBS) aVPIHSJB UW IIBBSri 71 S H -ff SECOND FLOOR We show this celebrated line of high-grade Raincoats in all the new models for 'bote)" women and misses. Unquestionably the best coats to" be had, no matter what you pay. Made from best im Plain tailored or belted effects with raglan or set-in sleeves, storm collars, patch pockets, etc. Finished wetted seams. Women's sizes 34 to 44. Misses' sizes 14 to 20. Select vourinow Ct v 100 CA while stocks are complete. Prices range from WOUKSf'S B3JADY-TO- WIAB APPABSb Second Tloor. New Tailored Stilts $25.00 and $28.50 All Sizes for Women and Misses SECOND FLOOR At these popular prices we are prepared to show you many handsome new models in Army Serges, Diagonals, Cheviots, Tweeds, Matelasse and other popular weaves in black, browns, grays and novelty mixtures. Plain- tailored. Cutaways, Norfolks and Fancy models. Effectively trimmed with cloth or velvet covered buttons, LOt fancy braids, etc Stricdy hand-tailored. All sizes. Priced at 925 and ....... V60."J7 Women's $5 Sweaters $3.49 Second Floor Women's and Misses' Heavy Knit Wool Sweaters in V-neck, roll collar and military styles, finished with knit-in side pock ets, ribbed cuffs and pearl buttons. Full line of all wanted colors and sizes. QQ A ft Regular $5.00 Sweaters, at only vOei7 $6.50 Wool Sweaters Sp'l $5 Second Floor Exceptionally good grade heavy Ktit Wool Sweaters in plain or fancy weaves. Byron or ruff-neck collars with knit-in side pockets, pearl buttons and close-ribbed cuffs. The regular $6.00 quality in all sizes, Aft Priced special tomorrow at. tJJtJeUU $12.50 Wash Dresses at $3.98 Second Floor Final clean-up of odd lines of Women's and Misses' Tailored Wash Dresses in linens and striped dimities. Several very attractive styles in season's newest effects. Selling formerly up to $12.50. Your 4lQ QC choice tomorrow at the price of... vOeaO SI, 81.25 Fancy Silkal 59c Yd; Center Circle. Main Fl. Special Friday offering of hW dreds of yards rich fancy Silks at a phenomenal reduction in price Fancy Taffetas, alksilk Foulards, in neat figures and attractive col ors fancy striped tsengalines and changeable Taffetas. Desirable colors, patterns and weaves for dresses, waists, linings, petticoats, fancy work, etc. Grades selling formerly at $l.uu and jl.tt tZQg a yard. Special tomorrow tJal Girls' Storm Capes $2.85 Ages 6 to 14 Years Second Floor A practical, service able outer garment for children's school wear. Made from splendid quality rubberized sateen and guaran teeed waterproof. Full length styles with plaid-lined storm hood. Come in navy and dark red and in all sizes from 6 to 14 years. Priced flJO QJT special for tomorrow at... tPafiieOtl Girls' Waterprool Coats Special $2.85 Second Floor Children's lightweight waterproof Raincoats, full length styles with close-fitting storm collars and cuffs. Excellent grade rubber ized materials with gummed seams. The ideal garment for school wear. In good, serviceable shade of tan and in' sizes for girls 6 to years of age. Priced it $2.85 Pretty Lingerie Waists Special $1.98 Second Floor Many attractive styles for wear on all occasions. Dainty lin geries, cotton crepes and voiles, dimities, dotted Swisses, linen and madras. Styled with high or low neck and long or short sleeves and handsomely trimmed with fine embroidery, tucks, laces, plaits, etc Some with roll collars. All QQ sizes in the lot. Priced atvXeaO Lingerie Waists $2.98 Scores ol Styles Second Floor In this lot we have grouped a great many waists selling for merly at two or three times this price. Lingeries, voiles, cotton crepes, etc., at tractively trimmed with cluny, Val. and shadow laces, hand-embroidery, tucks, lace frills, net yokes, etc. High or low necks, long or short sleeves. (PO QQ Priced special sale at p&VO Women's $3.50 and $4.00 Umbrellas Spec'l Each Regular 35c Kerchleis Special at 19c Main Floor Odd lines Women's fine. linen Kerchiefs some a trifle soiled from being on dis- " ftp play; 25c and 35c grades, at Xtl Men's High-Grade Umbrellas at MAIN FLOOR Special one-day sale of Men's Umbrellas. Extra strong construction, with best steel frame and rod and fast black union covers. Great variety of novelty handles, at... $L95 MAIN FLOOR. MORRISON-ST. . WAY Spe cial Factory Purchase and Sale Women's high grade Umbrellas. Best Silk and Linen Cover, ' with wide taped edge. Strong para gon steel frame and rod. An unusu ally handsome assortment of handles, including light and dark colored woods, gold, silver, pearl and gunmetal mountings in wide variety designs; $3.50 and $4 grades f 2.00 Men's Raincoats $10 to $30 Complete Showing New Lines of "Mandelberg" and "Shed rain" Makes All Sizes lor Men and Boys Men's Store, Main Floor Raincoats that are out of the ordinary in style, fit and finish. It's well worth your while to inspect our splendid showing. Absolutely guaranteed a new coat free if they split or fail to give you the wear you are entitled to. Gabardines and Slip-On styles in ail sizes and lengths, including (Qft ftft extra long. Many smart, new models. At $10.00 to VtiV.UVf Boys' "Shedrain" Coats at $3.50 to $10.00 Boys' Slip-On Raincoats Main Floor-FuIl line of the celebrated "Shedrain" Raincoats for boys 6 to 18 years of age. Extra well made. QT l flfl Priced, $3.50 up to PJLleVl Main Floor Boys' Slip-Onand uabardine Kaincoats in new Fall models. Very best grade of materials. Ages 6 to 20. At $3.50 to $10.00 Boys' Rubber-Rain Capes Special at $2.25 Rain Hats 25c, 35c and 50c Main " Floor Boys' Rubber Rain Hats in several different styles. Just the thing for wet weather. All sizes. Priced for tbjs selling at 25c, 35c Q, Main Floor Keep the boy warm and dry with, one of these serviceable Raincapes. Easy to put on and take off. Priced for this selling tomor row at, each $2.25 "S. & H." Green Trading Stamps with All Purchases Women's Underwear, Hosiery Priced lor Quick Selling main in nno unDuiKniti.vTiiFvT u a v r a,ih. m.nu 111 ... mpammI. r . . -.f ana unaren s underwear nu nosicry si, in many instances, less man nail reauiar selling prices. If your size or the color you desire is here you will get an exceptional bargain. Remember we sell merchandise of good, dependable qualities only no other klna ever enters our stocks, ask for "b. at H. Green Trading stamps. Woman's Fine Imported Black Hosiery on special sale at ths low price, pair SOe Women's 50c Fine Black Lisle Stockings Special low price, three pairs $1.00 Women's $1.00 and $1.50 Colored" Silk Hosiery Special low price, the pair 9e Women's Regular $1.75 Black Thread Silk Hose Special at low price, pair $1.19 Women's High-Grade Hose Grades selling up to 75c Special low price, pair 3S Women's fine quality Lisle Hose, selling up to 50c Special low price, pair 19 Women's Imported Black Lisle Hose R.gulsr 75c quality Special price, pair 44c Children's 35c and 50c highgrade Hosiery Special low price of only, pair 19c Women's 65c White Lisle Union Suits Special low price, the suit at only 47c Women's Fancy Vests Clean-Up of many odd lines Special at, the garment 33c Women's 85c fine quality Lisle Union Suits Special low price only, the suit 49c Women's Fine Italian Silk Drawers and Combinations Special tomorrow, 13 Off Women's Fine White Lisle Vests Final Clean-Up price tomorrow at only 11c Women's White Lisle Vests, selling formerly up to 65c Special tomorrow at 35c Women'a Gauntlet Gloves broken lines I regular $1.00 grades Special at 75c Women's Long or Short Washable Lisle Cloves Special low price, the pair 39c Women's Long Silk Gloves, broken lines, selling to $2.50 a psir Special at $1.69 Women'a 16-button length Long Silk Gloves, odd lots Special tomorrow at 75c ' Scores of other odd lines and small lots marked at like reductions are to be had In the different departments throughout the store from day to day. It pays to witch our auvcrwacinciiis ana it pays 10 visit tne store every aay. come tomorrow. Special Sale Boys' 35c and 50c Underwear At Main Floor Bargain Circle Tomorrow.Garment Mothers should profit by this unusual offering and supply the boys' school underwear at a decided reduction in price. Broken lines of sizes, solendid quality natural gray shirts and drawers. Regular 35c and 50c grades, at only Odd Lines Boys' Wool Drawers at 12 Price Boys' 50c Blouses 39c Boys' $1 Blouses 83c Bargain Circle There are only about 8 or 10 dozen garments in the lot. Fine All-Wool Drawers selling formerly at 75c and $1.00 per pair. While the lot lasts, tyhem.r.3:...b.,:r.,2. Price Bargain Circle Special one day sale of Boys' School Blouses, made from extra good grade percales and chambrays, in light and medium grades. Standard Waists, now on QQ sale at Oa7i Bargain Circle Boys' fine qual ity Blouse Waists in percales, madras and reps. Attractive patterns. Extra good quality, perfect fitting. All sizes, QO on sale at OOC Third Floor Specials For Friday Sure Seal Fruit Jars with sanitary glass tops save time and labor. Note prices: Sure Seal Pints, dozen ...65t4 Sure Seal Quarts, dozen ...75 "Mason Special" Fruit Jars with large tops. Order now for canning use. Mason Special Pts., dozen 05 Mason Special Qts., dozen 75 . Universal Food Choppers save their cost many times in the course of a year. Regular $1.00 size, now at 7SJr Regular $1.15 size, now at 8 Regular $1.50 aize, now ?1.10 50c Coal Hods 39tHeavy Galvanized, with cover. For one day 39$ each $1.35 Sad Irons $1.08 "Sensible" Sad Irons 3 irons, handle and stand. Handle will not shake off. Special at . ..$1.08 Best grade Fruit Jar Rubbers. Priced special, the dozen , .... .6s Three Great Basementt Specials for Friday's Selling Women's "Sllpon" Raincoats Special $3.48 Basement Women's stylish. Slip-on Rain coats In medium weight. Fine grade rubber ized material , in rich shades of tan. Well mac wat cu luaici 111 in iik.it iuau9 v. .an. ,iiii ade, neat fitting and warranted OO AQ iterproof. All sizes. Special at vOaTtO Girls9 Rubberized Raincoats Special S2.98 Basement Special Friday sale of Girls' Rain coats for school wear. Excellent quality rub berized material in serviceable navy blue shade. Cut full length, well made, neat CO QQ fitting, 6 to 15 years. Priced, each V-GsaO DoysDlack Rubber Ralncape Special Basement Boys' Black. Rubber Raincapes at a special reduced price for tomorrow, Best grade heavy black rubber cut full-and Ion ,xceneni wearing. u sizes ror ujt i boys. Regular $2.50 grade, at. ; , , V Xt7 Men's $4, $5 Shoes $3.85 The Pair BKOH DBFT. WAIW ixoom Again tomorrow we place oil sale men's $4.00 and $5.00 high-cut Shoes at $3.85 a pair. Big selection of very latest last and styles in dozens of popular patterns in tans, velours, gun metal i and patents. All JQ QC widths and sizes. Pair...,. Pu0O Women's 54 and C5 Shoes 33.39 Main Floor Women's Tan Calf Black Velvets, Yelour Calf, Patent Leather, Gunmetal Calf, etc., in but ton blucher and , lace styles, with military or walking heels, bmart, new Fall Footwear. All sizes. QQ QQ Special sale at, per pair... 0O,OU Full Una Rubbers at Popular Prices PWX SStrt 00. widow and children. ' 'A