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TAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1008
d.
TURKS
. TOGET
;,, RIGHTS
IN' CONSTITUTION
SULTAN WILL OKANX DKHANDS
OF IIKBKLB FKAKS INTER.
TKNTION OK RUSSIA ANII
FRANOI5 NO GERMAN AID.
(t'nIM 1'rfM Ltaied Wire.)
Constantinople, July 22.--Agnlnst
the advlco of his counsellors, Sultan
AWul ilamld today decided to grant
a constitution to tho peoplo of Tu
koy. Thlrt Is understood to bo tho
only moane of checking tho Mace'
(Ionian revolt which has spread until
It hM offoctod the whole northern
yorMoii of tho TurkUlt empire. Tho
wiIUh la eld to fear tho Interven
tion of KUHHla and Franco which wait
decided upon yostorday In St, fetors
burfc'. It la reported that whon tho sul
tan's counsellors tnado objections to
the 'granting of tho constitution, At
(Jul Hantfd replied:
. "It will ho easy to nnniil tho con
ttltut'lon when order Is restored." (
Abdul H tun Id hold tho consultn
tlon with his counsellors early today
and It In roportod that tho session nt
tho Imporlnl pnlaco was stormy.
Tho sultnu'it counsellors pointed
out that Turkoy la tho only remain
ing dofloptlsin in northern Caucniliifc
and that the sultan Hhould put forth
n strong orfort to maintain this form
of liovornmeut nnd thus glvo moral
support to tho shah's fight In I'or
kIa. Abdul Ilamld Is III and povlsh,
nnd ho U mild to havo llown Into n
rgo nnd AHsortcd Ilussla nnd Franco
wery. planning to Inturforo in Mace
donia. Mo wld that he foarod also
Knglattd'ri nttltudn and did not want
to risk a Kdnural war that would
worry lilt old ago nnd deplete his
coffer. i .
A nolo frotnGorninny, discourage
Ing Turkoy's overture! for nn nlll
unco 'wtths tho k&lsor Is ald fti hnvu
Ikou responsible for tho doclslou of
tho miltnn,' It Is Hold thntiKniporor
William wants an alliance with the
snltnij but li nfruld of an open
treaty with tho 'Moody Turk " Tllp
sultan counted on, Uernuy'i aid1 t
repol tho ndvaueot Of Russian Mncft
dpuln and tho nolo caused him tlir
keenest disappointment.
It Is understood that tho sultan.
lfciuo-1 order today to his Knrnl,
Djcvet Hey, to ceao hl onwutloiu
on tho Tnrko-PoMliiu border nnd to
use nil attempts to pacify the pto
ply.
'.Abdul Ilamld I convinced that In
ha not long to live und want to
pas tho rumnlmUr of his days la
pence. Ilo lias announced UU Inten
tion of appointing hU third sun Mo
hemmed Hurhan-Htl-l)!u ueeotHKh
to tho throne although this Is con
trary to all pnMOdeut.
. Hie sullnn'n rightful suocw(prs
nro hit) throe brother In onUr, ac
cording to the tonwi ot the Turkish
custom, which dictate that tkM
throne nlmll descend to the mate ds
accndenta of the lwprtul harom of
Othain, und liio founder vt the em
pire OAliVOltlA.
Dumb s?lHlMHHtliAB&
FATE OF
k ANUBIS
UNKNOWN
MANY ARE ON BOARD
NOTHING HEARD FROM WRECK
ED STEAMER SIXTY-THREE
PASSENGERS STILL WITH THE
IIOAT HELP IS ON WAY.
, (Dnltd l'rws Lwied Wlr.
Santa Darbara, Cnt., July 22 No
word has ben received from the ficono
of tho wreck of the Gorman linn
steamer Anubts, which. at Inst ac
counts was pounding to plocos on
tho Jagged reefs near San Mlguol Is
landJ. Of the fate of the slxty-throo
men who were loft nbonrd of tho
frelghtor nothing doflnlto h lenowu.
Up to tho time thb first and second
mnto of tho Anubls loft tho wrecn
with nlno. niombers of tho crow In u
llfo bont, no lives had been lost, but
tho big steamer then was rapidly
breaking up, her after-deck being
awnih nnd tho waves that rolled
over her hammering hor hull upon
tho rocks.
Tho vessel nt that tlmo wna In a
moit porllous position nntl tho ris
ing of tho wind might causo her to
dlslntogrnte before tho finish of heavy'
seas nnd render oscnpo of tho 19 pas
songors nnd tho mombcrs of ths
crew dlfllcult If not Impossible.
Tugii from sovornl ports along tho
const nro burying to the nssUtnncc
of the doomed stonmer nnd word
Is expected from tho sreno or tho
disaster before night,
Knrly this morning tho launcn
Ohnrm, with Coptnln I'lllshury, bond
of the marine uudorwrltors ot San
Francisco, on bonrd, left for tho
wrook from the oil port of Gnvloto.
Tho tug Rodondo, of tho Redondo
Railway Company, depnrtod from
Ilodondn Inst night nnd should bo nt
tho Hoono ot tho disabled steamer
this morning.
It la thought poslblo that ono or
more of tho couatwlso Btenmom
whoto.chodule would bring them In
tho vicinity of tho wrock may bo
standing by to rondor aid to tho An
ii lib. In this evont those on board
Jf rosouod, would likely land nt ono
of 'tho Log Arigo'los ports or nt San
Vrnnolsoo. ,
Tho roof whoro the Anubls struck
bears n Minister roputntlon on thlt
const. Several ships have boen
wreaked there within tho la-t three
years, notnbly the hchooner Cole
mnn, lumber ludon, which became n
total lost on Sail Miguel three yean
ago.
Idito lliillotln.
Santa 'itarlmra. Cal . July 22 -
sloop Ynez arrived In the harbor t
day from San Miguel Ulaml. whoro
thjj Kosmos line Htenmer Anub.s
wont on a met uarly Monday morn
ing, and reports the roscuo of nil
hands on the stranded vessel. Thev
left the wreok at o'clock ye ter
day afternoon.
('nipentoiN Attention-
Owing to Important htulueM ev
ery member of Carpenter' Union
No. 1006 U requested ti nu-.t In
tkolr hall Saturday night nt x
o'clock. 7-22-3t
CHARM OF MANNER.
(By Elbert Hubbard.)
Onco In tramping along a country
lano In Dflgland I stopped to ad
mire some very wonderful roses
that grew In cluUers over tho door
of a little stono cottage.
As I stood there a woman camo
out of the- cottage carrying a baby,
and there were two other babies tug
ging at her dress. And thU woman
said to mo In tho sweetest and gent
lest manner, "Would you mind If I
should clvo you one of .the roses?"
and she clipped off one with her scls-
sora and handed It to me.
Tho action of the woman was so
gentle, generous and gracious that I
wn surnrlsed. and when I tried to
express my thanks I only stammered
and said It wa? a fine day' and lOOKea
like rain.
Then I bothought me I was In tho
land of tips and I felt in my pocket
for silver. But the woman stopped
mo and said, "Oh, I would never
tnko monoy for a rose but you aro
an American nnd my brother lives
i i.nioo onH unrhnns VOU Will see
him and tell him that you saw me
and, tho chlldron."
' Then she gavo mo hor name and
her- brother's name, but ho lived In
Tin i rntnmdo. she could not
say which it was surely one ot
those
I promised to hunt up her broth
er. Then wo shook hands and I pat
ted her three babies on the head and
went away.
I've forgotten the woman's namo
and the namo of her brother, but the
Incident of meeting hor and tho big
V . ,.(. .l. nn.nlllir Attn 1111011
rea ro3e wna m """"'o -" -
it I will never forget. Why? Bo
cause sho had Charm of Manner, nnd
that Is the rarost and fines thing In
the world.
To have Charm of Manner, you do
not have to be rich, educated nor
handsome for certainly this woman
r t,t.a iiiaf monilnnnd was neither.
But sho was Just honest, grnclous
and con3ldernto and so natural In
her actions that she was Impressive.
Onco In Wanamakcr's I wished to
buy a cake of soap. The saleswom
an showed me a Kinu at iu rama
cake, that I rather liked. She told
me th. Price and then sal. But
here is a kind mat wu -.. - -
certain I bellovo you will like it
certain, 8Uro
better or Just a3 i
you want the besi.
..0lve me four cakes of that ast,
I said, and slapped down a half dol-
aIr really only wanted ono cake ot
soap, because I had forgo ten to put
a cake in my valise, and I would bo
back home in two days, anywaj. .but
that girl's Charm of Manner caught
me. Sho was so gracious, bo kindly
and bo interested in pleasing me and
worked in such a delicate little com
pliment that, In some way, I leu
it...-i. -ho ,n,i tnkon her scissors
aS IJ1UUBU a' -- . .,,
and snipped off a big rod roM, tho
dew still on it, and handed It to mo.
Not all the people In Wanamakcr's
havo Charm of Manner this charm
that Is born of concentration and
consideration.
To havo Charm of Mannor you
must havo both respect for yourself
. Tfn.1 MA
.t run tiift ntnop nerson. ""
U1IU i " "" -
yahamakor girl been In the . . !
est dogroo bold, it would have d!
natural, earttost, easy, stulllng yj
At another tlmo in Wanamakf,
I was "waited on by a young tt.
who was chowlng gum and talkln
with; a girl across tho aisle abon!
and how ho had had such a loJ,
time. Ho looked It. '
Tho secret of successful saleim,.
ship Hos In Charm ofManner. Tb
person who has It is In posse33oao.
a key that will unlock all hearts
and pocketuooks.
If you havo Charm of Manner r0,
can't koop it Bocrot you wJiirC
havo. to ask' for a. "ralse"
gravuaio io, you every mtje
o . .
Taking Up Track
Tho rails of . tho electric car Hn
from State .atreot to the Southfn
Pacific dopot aro being taken m
nnd it Is tho intention to handle ty
travel to tno Elation by way of nil
Yow Park lino.
SMMW' SSI p ' ' "
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SOME UKAKONR WHY A
HANK ACCOUNT IS A
GOOD THING
It teach economy.
It help your oradit
It (urnUUw a reofipt for A!
mouty you pay Gt
It oiUm buitHMa HWU ttot
will iMtvm yw HtvtMit.
U iininU your fundi lMt
lo- by rottWory.
It OHabltM )h to got nkMtri dur
Iiifi th tMwtueUve yM of ronr
llf.
It Uats yxw In pMlttott to
take qdvoHtug of say ot hHH-
tkjt oomm onr wyr.
f u ur 8igt Ddtrtmoat n
will py you UtiWr luoomo, than
lfovrHiHtu boodi, no inattr hv
tiuittl the Amount.
Your monoy n ua, j, la Rc.
tlvo w and txvueni tho com.
wunuy in utoh ou Uve. It em
lIoy labor, onaratei fantnru
MsnU flold and moe oros to
markeu We will 0 glad to co
opvrato with you and help yon
mo.
savings nKiMirr.MK.vr
vnu NATIONAL HAXir
Bad Eyes
Aro What We Are looking For
U U to b .A!hol tour thj
so HUJ ! lhat aoi; lu il
d a4 4t. but they mut ,
coroa for tad ar fuii t-q.u.
Mil to do it No nutUr tut j 4
ihitfc tan trout I- u, do bv a . ,
iMUk uaUI you emit to us
Barr's Jewelry Store
State and Liberty Stress.
CHERRIES ARE RIPE
And so arc the prices of our suits. Now is the time
to pick-while you can save from $3.50 to $7.00
per suit This is a rare opportunity to save money
on Clothes, Hats, and Men's Furnishings. It de
serves the attention and patronage of every man
and young man in town. The values are excep
tional, especially those offered in the celebrated
ashop's Ready
Tailored Clothes
for $6.50
Pick any Suit that was $1 0.00
for $8.50
Pick any Suit that was $1 2.00 to $1 2.50
For $10
Pick any Suit that was $1 5
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For $15
Pick any Suit that was $20 to $22.50
For $18
Pick any Suit that was $25 to $27.50
Don't forget the Young Men's Suits, reg
ular vales $8.50 to $1 5.00.
Pick them now
$5.00 $7.00 $9.00
BOYS' KNEE PANT SUITS
p. , Regular $4.50 to $8.00
H kQtf.em now, $2.00, $3.00, $5.00
Hats, Shirts, etc. reduced 33 1-3 and
50 per cent
Salem Woolen Mill Store
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