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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY OREGOXIA3T. PORTXAXB, JA1SUAET 19, 1913. the - i : : i . . t i , i - . 1 1 "7f FRAMEUP" IS CfiY OF WAIST MAKERS Strikers Accuse Leaders and May Reject Terms Affect ing 37,000. 100,000 OTHERS STILL OUT Impatient Operatives Appoint New Leaders to Organise New Tnlon. to Affiliate With Industrial Workers of "World. KEW YORK. Jan. IS. An announced ttlement today of the. strike in the dreas and shirtwaist branch of the gar. jnent-maklne Industry, promising to send 37,000 operatives back to -work Monday, was followed almost at once by rebellion among employes al tec tea against the terms their leaders had sgreed upon with the manufacturers. Tonight doubt exists whether the dress and shirtwaist makers will accept the conditions. In the other trades the strike still is on. affecting more than 300,000 men and women. Protest Is Vigorous. When details of the agreement were announced simultaneously at 27 mass meetings, showing that the maximum wage Increase was only 10 per cent, the strikers at many of the meetings rushed from the halls, protesting that they would not abide by the agreement. Some of the strikers pronounced the proctoco! as a "frameup" in favor of the manufacturers. Impatient strikers held a meeting late In the day and arpointed leaders to organize a new union, which they said would seek affiliation with the Indus trial Workers of the World. Kphriam Kaufman, business agent of the I'nited Male Garment Workers of America, gave out a letter he said he bad received from Representative-elect J.lndquiRt. of Michigan, scoring whole salers and manufacturers in the cloth ing trades and declaring that he Intend ed to devote his energies In Congress In the interest of the consumer and in behalf of the garment workers in New Tork. He expressed the belief also that it would be well for the garment work ers to call for a Government investiga tion Into the profits of the wholesale clothing manufacturers. . ' Situation Alleged to Be Known. The. letter stated that the writer is a clothing manufacturer and mill owner in Greenville, Mich., and is In a position to know the clothing situation in this country. CHICAGO WOKKEKS MAY QUIT Sympntlietlo Strike by Garment- Makers Considered. CHICAGO, Jan. 18. Threats of 40, 000 Chicago garment-workers to walk out in sympathy with the New York strikers resulted in the appointment to day of a strike committee composed of agents of local unions, empowered to act At a mass meeting of non-union garment-workers 200 recruits pledged themselves to Join the organized work ers In case of a strike. Union organ--izers are said to be working In many "big" garment factories, urging non union employes to join the organiza tion. Joseph S. Brimm, secretary of the District Council of the Garment-workers In Chicago, said: "Conditions among the garment workers here practically are the same as in New York. Workers are under paid. Our principal demands are for a substantial Increase in wages and elim ination of 'sweatshop' work." REFORM PLAN UNFINISHED Scheme to Aid "White Slave" Victims Reins Worked Out. WASHINGTON. Jan. 18. Details of the proposed plan of a group of phil anthropists to create a large fund to be used In reclaiming victims of the "white slave" traffic will not be completed for at least a month. The names of the men back of the movement are un known here. It is proposed to estab lish homes for reformed women throughout the country, which will be a help to the Federal Government in solving many of the vexatious social problems growing out of the effort to suppress the "white slave" traffic. Officials of the Department of Jus tice charged with the enforcement of the "white slave" law are uncommuni cative regarding the proposition, say ing that announcements at this time are premature. OLD COAST RATES REMAIN Proposed Advance Cancelled at Con ference In Chicago. CHICAGO. Jan. IS. Conferences be tween shippers and several representa tives of transcontinental railway lines have resulted In the canceling of 8ev eral proposed advances in rated to the Pacific Coast. The meetings were secret and com modities on which the rates were low ered have not been made public Rates for the commodities were re vised last- July. The Interstate Com merce Commission suspended them in August and suggested the meeting just held. Practically all goods which could not be shipped by water routes were included in the advanced tariff sheets. - fK f - x. ,r J !, e k V - i 2?! JENNIE GRIEF, FLUTE SOLO IST, AT GLOBE THEATER Known as the "Tzarina," Miss Jennie Griff, flute soloist at the Globe, Eleventh and Washington, is one of the expert flute players of the country. She has toured Europe, and also the United States as an Orpheum h e a d I I n e r, and we con sider ourselves fortunate in secur ing her for an engagement here. Miss Griff came to this country four years ago. and for two years was leader of the Blue Ribbon Orchestra in New York City. Alaska, met death In a snowsllde at the mine last Tuesday. David Williams, employe at the mine, also was killed. FEDERAL GENERALS OUT MXXICAX FORCES AT VERA CRUZ HAVE SHAKEUr. Friends of Felix Diaz Threaten Ke Tolt Another Attack on Aca pulco Is Reported. WASHINGTON, Jan. 18. General Beltram. commander of the Mexican Federal forces at Vera Cruz, and Com mander Azuta, in charge of the arsenal there, have Deen removed. Beltram commanded tne Federal forces, which put down the uprising led by General Felix Diaz, now a prisoner in Vera Cruz. Dispatches to the State Depart ment tell of rumors of a threatened revolt in Vera Cruz, having for Its ob ject the release of Diaz, but contains no reason for the removal of Beltram and Azuta. The City of Acapulco, supposed to be surrounded by rebels. Is not entirely cut off from communication. The State Department has been Informed that a wire Is still open by way of Manzaniuo. A report from unofficial sources says that an attack was made on Acapulco vesterdav. but no details were given. Michael J. Hart, of Mount Carmel, III- is in jail at Empalme do Gonzaloz for killing a brigand while defending his own- life. He surrendered to me authorities. The American S-mDassy reports the case has been called to its attention. "LIFERS" MAY BE PAROLED If Taft Approves, Federal' Convicts May Be Free After 15 Tears. WASHINGTON. Jan. IS. Federal prisoners having served 15 years of life sentences will hereafter be eligible for parole. If President Taft signs the law passed today Dy me oenaie. AROUND THE WORLD. The Canadian Pacific Is offering something good In the way of an around-the-world tour at $639.10. A magnificent new ship. Numerous stops at important points. No other trip like it. Apply at Canadian r-acuio oitice. Third and Pine (Multnomah Hotel building), for particulars, or address Frank R. Johnson, G. A. r. D., Port land. fi Bp Ep ft FOR BAIL DENIED TO CASTRO Federal Judge Says Xagel May Take Time to Consider. NEW YORK. Jan. IS. The freedom which Clpriano Castro desired to en joy while the Department of Com merce and Labor was considering his right to enter this country was de nied him today. Federal Judge Holt refused to grant an application for the Venezuelan's release on bail. Judge Holt said that no action should be taken on the question of ball until Secretary Nagel has had a reasonable time to consider Castro's appealing ac tion from the local authorities. If this appeal was denied, the court said, the application for ball and for a writ of habeas corpus might be renewed. MINE OFFICIAL IS KILLED Edward Treadwcll Victim or Slide at Delia, Cal. P171TA. fal.. Jan. 1 8. Edward Tread well, superintendent of the Bonanza mine near here, and son of James TreadwelL one of two brothers who dis covered the famous Treadwcll mine of GRSP&COLDS Don't wait till your bones begin to ache; take "Seventy-seven" at the first feeling of lassitude and escape the Grip. Delay means much suffering, Influ enza, Catarrh, pains and soreness of the Head, Back and Chest, Cough, Sore Throat, General Prostration, Fever and aching bones, and may take longer to break up. It pays to keep "Seventy-seven" handy; it is a small vial of pleasant pellets, fits the vest pocket. At your Druggist, 23c, or mailed. Humphrey's Homeo. Medicine Co.. 15C WillUm St.. New York. Advertisement. Effective Home Remedy For Lung Troblen It Is serious matter when the lunts are afrected. A trip away or to a sana torium is not only expensive, but It in volves separation from home and friends. Soma are benefited, but few can safety re turn. Eckman's Alterative Is effective for burnt treatment- For example: 131 S. Atlantic Ave.. Haddonfleld. N. J. "Gentlemen: In the Fall of I con tracted a very severe cold, which settled on my limps. At last I beyaji to raise sputum, and my physician then told me 1 must go to California Immediately. At this time 1 was advised to tak Eokmui' Alter ative. 1 stayed at home and commenced taking It th last week in October. I bo sun to Improve, and the first week in Jan uary I resumed my regular occupa tion, having itained -5 pounds, fully re stored to health. It is now fiv years since my recoverv hs been effected, and I can not pralM Eck man's Alterative too highly. I have recommended it with excellent re- UU;Igned W. M. TATEM. Kckman's Alterative Is effective In Bron chitis. Asthma. Hay Fever. Throat and Lung Trouble, and in upbuilding the system. Toee not contain poisons, opiates or hablt forming dm:. For by The Owl Drug Co. and other leading druggists. Ask for booklet telling of recoveries, and write t Fckman Laboratory, Philadelphia, Ta., for additional evidence. i Mail Orders Promptly and Carefully Filled Same Day as Received-Parcel Post Packages Prepaid to AH Points Where Charges Do Not Exceed 5 of Purchase-Express Prepaid on Packages Amounting to $5 "Within 100 Miles 65c Women s Union Suits, Priced at 39c An unusually fine line of Women's "Well Fleeced Cotton Union Suits of season able weight; all sizes in cream color. They come in high-neck, long-sleeve styles in ankle length, splendid on values at 65c a suit. Clearance The Most in Value, The Best in Quality 75c Wool Plaited Vests,Priced at 48c These are good, Avarm, Avell fitting "Wool Plaited Vests shown in high-neck, long sleeve styles and in all sizes from 4 to 6. They come only in gray color; al ways sold at 75c each; on '4ft f sale, Clearance Price tOV Every Section oi This Store Is Teeming With Interest Just Now r-'S jjj The Third Week of This Great January Sale Opens With a Host of Bargains for Thrifty Shoppers W n-nnn Our Only a few more days before stock-taking, and all lines must be reduced to the lowest possi- Close Our vv e up a. v ui Be gure yQu take advantage The determination to start our new business year g . at 5 3 O b t or e at O : S U on yebruarv 1st with fresh, clean stocks in every department has urged us to make a vigorous o'Clock A. M. onslaught of prices no mercy to the original and present worth of the goods has been shown. O tiOCK IT. JS. Sale of Embroidery A Great Flurry in Embroideries Tomorrow Let the woman who has need of Embroideries, take heed and quickly of this good news from the store that specializes in the best productions from makers whose names stand high for beauty of design and delicacy of effect. This is .the biggest and best and most varied offering in a twelve-month. Sis Great Lots From Which to Make Selection Lot 1 Reg. Values 25c, Yd. 10 This lot comprises 3 to 8-inch Edges, with insertion to match embroidered on extra fine grade swiss, nainsook and Hamburg. Regular values to 25c a f yard, special Lot 2 Reg. Values 35c, Yd. 15 At this price you have choice of pretty Edges 4 to 18 inches Avide Avith insertion to match. Good patterns. Supply your future needs from regular Aal- 1 C ues to 35c, at, special. . Lot 3 Reg. Values 35c, Yd. 18c? Beautiful Corset Cover Embroid ery shoAvn in both blind and openwork patterns, comprise this lot; designs are small scroll effect. Values to 35c 1 O yard. Special at 1 OU Lot 4 Reg. Values 65c, Yd. 25$ At this price you have choice of a most Avonderful line of pretty Corset CoA-er Embroidery shown in neat patterns and pretty de signs. Regular values to OC 65c yard, priced special. Lot 5 Reg. Values 65c, Yd. 33 Your choice from a very strong line of Corset Cover Embroidery shown in good patterns. An un usual opportunity to purchase from values to 65c a . yard at, special ... . . .OOC Lot 6 Reg. Values $1, Yd. 48 This lot comprises Corset Cover Embroidery in dainty patterns that Avill make up beautifully. They are regular values AQn to $1 yard. Special, yd. OC Men's Shirts Reduced 79 Instead of $1 For Men's Blue Chambray Shirts, made Avith soft button-down collar; all sixes. Special. All 50c Work Shirts for Men, This Sale at 45c 65 Instead of 75c For Men's Black Sateen Shirts, made with soft button-down collar and re inforced shoulders. For Tomorrow and Tuesday We Announce a Great Hosiery Sale Unrestricted choice all 25c lines Hosiery Most relia- ble makes for women, children and infants Including II Cotton, Gauze Lisle, Silk Lisle and Wool all sizes at Mm J? W Our Morrison Street Win dow Display will give you an idea of the values. Here are -alues that are ab solutelr immatchable, com bining as they do a special lowness in price coupled Avith the most dependable quality. It is a popular sale conducted along the lines of a quick stock-reducing. Don't let anything preA-ent your attending this sale and supplying full season's needs. Boys' and Girls' Fine Stockings The jrood reliable kinds alwavs found here. They come in medium, t . " - . . , , , . " .-1.1. J All -P light and neavy Aveignt ana m wiae or narrow riooeu. mi aiea iui both boys and girls, made with reinforced or double heel and toe, and Avith plain or reinforced heel. All are absolutely stainless and all best 2oc quality. In Women's Hose You have choice of the best stan dard makes, such as the Burson, Wayne Knit, American Beauty, etc. All are of guaranteed qual ity and fast black. Included are full-fashioned Stockings in fine Lisle, Gauze Lisle, Silk Lisle, Silk Boot and Medium, Light and Heavy Cotton and Wool, in plain black, or with split foot, or Avith Avhite heel and toe and all sizes. Infants' Hose ShoAvn in fine lisle or wool." All sizes in black, or the Avanted shades of tan, blue or pink. The variety of styles is so complete that every taste may be suited, and at the above price you Avill find the values unequaled any where. Remember you have un restricted choice of all our 25c lines at this sale at, "I Q the pair All Lines of Knit Under wear for Clearance niAaTnTinp sale deductions on all lines ot Women's and Children's Knit Underwear. All well-knoAn makes now offered at prices that are sure to interest the thrifty shopper. Women's Heavy Fleeced Vests and Pants, high-neck, long-sleeve Vests and ankle length Pants; all sizes; best "i Q 35c grade priced at J" One of our leading lines of Women's Heavy Fleeced Cotton Vests and Pants, neatly fin ished, well-fitting garments in both white and cream and in all sizes. ' The Vests come in high-neck, long-sleeve styles and the Pants come in ankle length; best 1 Q ,11 Will Fa Men's Wear at Less You may well judge the offerings by these Aalues; you may economize uoav, by antici pating your needs. S5 Instead $1.00 For Wright's Sanitary Wool-Fleeced Shirts and DraAvers, all size. 65 Instead of 75c For Men's Engineer Shirts. They come in dark indigo blue and Avith two separate starched collars to match. All Domestic Goods Are Now Reduced As our space is limited, Ave mention but a few of the hundreds of underpriced offerings that abound throughout our popular Domestic Section. Prudent housekeepers will not fail to economize by purchasing liberally. 36-inch Percales, 15c grade, Q. priced at, yard Over 3000 yards Standard Percales full 36 inches Aride, shown in a full assortment of pat terns, dots, stripes, figures and bordered styles in both light and dark colors; best 15c grade, Sale Price.... 27-inch Ginghams, 12c grade, njc priced at, yard About 2500 yards of Standard Quality Dress Ginghams full 27 inches wide. They come in a large variety of neat stripes and plaids in wanted colors; best 1210 ; grade, Sale Price , 18c Outing Flannels at 12 Yard A great lot of Mill Ends of Outing Flannels, shown in a splendid assortment of blue and white striped styles. Come full 36 inches wide. $1.75 Bedspreads, $1.48 Good heavy, full-size White Bedspreads, shown in neat patterns. The kind always sold at $1.75, now on sale at $1.48. 65c Sheets at 59 .Made of good heavy muslin and full size for double beds. They come 76 by 90 inches. . 15c Pillow Slips, 12 These are made from remnants of sheeting and are unusually durable. They come 42 by 36 inches. 50c Damask, 42 Heavy Mercerized Table Damask full 60 inches Avide, shown in neat patterns in dots, flowers and small figures. Great January Shoe Savings We are simply duplicating our action of Januar3r a year ago, but Avith this differ ence, namely, that, quality for quality, the prices are loAver than they have ever been. A few specials are listed below: Women's Shoes $3 Values, $2.48 A' special line of Women's Shoes of patent" and vici kid, in button and blucher styles; snappy, up-to-the-minute patterns that sell regularly at $3.00, very I0 AO special at only ,p ..rtO Women's Shoes $3.50 Values at $2.89 Women's Fine Shoes of extra good quality patent and vici kid, shown in button and blucher styles; also a line of gunmetal; all regular $3.50 values, c0 OQ .......... sizes specially priced at Boys' and Men's Shoes Reduced Boys' $2.50 Shoes in box calf and kangaroo calf, guaranteed solid through- AO out. special, the pair V A Same as above in $2.00 values at only Men's $3.00 Shoes, specially priced at only $1.75 .$2.38