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TIIE OREGON DAILY y JOOTtNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY JEVENING, AUGUST 21, 1003.
1
IF
Mighty Seldom WU1 You Pick Up
Money in the Street
Just as rarely can you match
- the values in Watches as
we're offering here, and all we
ask is your promise of only
$1.00
A WEEK
, and you get the best Elgin
or Hampden movement with
a Fays or Boss case, with a
iS.vrnr pjiarnntp. Oinir
' of either ladies' or gents' size.
$12.00
BUYS A BEAUTY Ladies' or Gents' size, fully warranted.
I. GEVUR.TZ & SONS
FIRST AND YAMHILL STS.
PLAN APPROVED BY
: FEDERATED TRADES
Report of Committee Urges
Adoption of Arbitra
r tion Plan,'
Tb commutes appointed by the Fed
erated Trades Council to Investigate the
ScuUin plan of arbitration has for
warded a report to the president of that
organisation In which It any:
"We have examined Into the plana
for a local board of conciliation and
arbitration for the settlement of all
further labor disputes: alao a bill for
' the enactment of a state law, creating
a state board of arbitration for the
abor purpose, as drafted by P. H.
ScuUin, member of the United Brother
hood of Carpenters and Joiners of
XV-.. W, and hot- to report:- '
. "We most.beartOy rcmjuund
endorsement by the Federated Trades
Council and all other trades unions, be
lieving that their adoption and opera
tion will prove themselves an Industrial
blessing alike to employer and employe
and the publlo at large; and ultimately
bring about that much-to-be-destred
end, a better feollng. greater confidence
and a mutual desire between the now
contending forces for a closer co-opera
tlon for their mutual benefit, and the
general prosperity of the publlo at large
Oeorge Elites, president of the United
Brotherhood of Railway Employes. wll
te in foruano. on Beptember 3 and de
liver an address In the A. O. U. W.
Hall on economic subjects. He will also
set forth reasons why worklngmen
should be members of the American
Labor Union. A. P. Apperson. business
agent of the local organization. Is send
ing communications to all the unions
In the city, apprising them of the meet
ing. Mr. Estes la now In Southern Ore
gon and will speak In all the towns
along the line of the Southern Pacific.
Preferred Stock Canned Oooda
Allen A I-ewls' Best Brand.
T
ANTI-RUST SOAP
REMOVES RU5T STAINS OF DAYS' OR
YEARS' STANDINQ, WITHOUT INJURINO
THE COLORINQ OR THE FINEST FABRIC
JULIUS ABLER, Sole Agent.
Room 3, Chamber of Commerce. Telephone, Exchange ao.
I CLEAR ANP.R
SALE at
e MQYERo
LP
CLOSES
THIS WEEK
It will be your
loss if you do not
take advantage
of the numerous
price reductions
heretofore
advertised
WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD. IT'S SO
MOYER
CLOTHING GO.
THIRD AND OAK STREETS.
NOTED HIGHBINDER,
POLICE DECLARE
Woo Sheok, Supposed to Be Ah
Gee, Held by Court Pending
the Arrival of Detective Gib
son from California,
Attempt to Secure His Release
Today by Writ of Habeas
Corpu$ rails Six Compan
ies Offers a Reward,
The return upon the petition for a
writ of habeas corpus In the case of
Woo Sheok. supposed to be Ah Oee, ac
cused In San Francisco of one of the
most daring attempta at assault and
robbery ever made In Chinatown of
that city, waa nied In the State Circuit
Court this morning by Deputy District
Attorney Spencer, and the hearing was
set for 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning,
when Ietectlve Edward Olhson of Cali
fornia will arrive and claim the pris
oner. Oibson was in Sacramento last
night to aecure requisition papera which
they will present to Oov. Chamberlain
for his Indorsement at Salem some time
today. They will probably arrive in
Portland tonight and appear In court to
morow morning.
Ah Oee, alias Ieong Tee, Wong Chuck,
I-oule Sing, Too Shook and Tee Song
.Yea, the .police, -allege, la a noted high
binder in San Francisco. Woo Sheok
was arrested In Portland by Detective
Day last Wednesday upon the receipt
of circular Information from the chief
of police of the California metropolis.
The Crime Charged.
Ah Oee. In company with several
other highbinders, made a desperate at
tempt to rob the store of Wont Keo
Cheong, Wong Bee Chon and Wong Sick,
at 726 Dupont street, on May 10. The
proprietor resisted the robbers, and In
a battle with pistols and knives Wong
See waa shot twice by the robbers. Two
of the robbers, Wong Kee and Chee Gun
were captured by the Intended victims
and the former was sentenced to 20
years and the latter to 14 years In the
penitentiary. Three-others escaped, and
the Chinese six companies offered a re
ward of 100 for the capture of each
Two disappeared, but (See, as atated,
waa arrested here.
After presenting the return, Mr,
Spencer moved that no action be taken
by the court, excepting ao far as the
arrest and detention of the prisoner
was concerned. In his opinion the court
should not question the Identity of the
man until the arrival of the California
officers, with the requisition of their
Governor and the Indorsement there
upon of the Oovemor of Oregon.
Pipes A Tift, attorneys for Gee,
wished to have the question of Identity
passed upon at once. Mr. Pipes said he
could produce witnesses who would tes
tify that Woo Sheok had been In Ore
gon for the past two yeara, and that he
had always borne a good reputation.
The witnesses were six Chinamen, who
occupied seats In the courtroom.
Court Detains Xlm.
Judge Cleland ruled that the only
matter Immediately at lasue was the
question of detention. So far as that
was concerned, the court could do noth
ing until the arrival of the California
officers. It was not within the Jurisdic
tion of the court to Inquire Into the ac
tions of the Oovernors of the two states,
and there was no reason why It should
Inquire Into the Identity of the prisoner
before the requisition Is received. lie
therefore continued the case until :3C
o'clock tomorrow, when the officers will
be In the city.
After" i 'contimiarifl - hhd " fceeh
granted Sheok waa taken back to the
city Jail and was arraigned in the Mu
nicipal Court, and was allowed until to
morrow to plead.
EVERY DAY CASEY'S ,
"DAY IN COURT"
Rearrested on Day of Release,
Says, "I Don't Want to Be
In Jail All the Time."
James Casey waa In the Police Court
again today.
His appearance attracted no partlo
ular attention nor did It startle th
gossips. In fact the Police Court grind
Is very dry unless Casey is arraigned.
Usually Casey Is drver than the routine
or tne mm or justice and when Casey
satisfies his thirst he does It with
such a vengeance that he is hauled be
fore the bar on a charge of drunken
ness.
The old offender finished a JO-day
sentence at the city Jail yesterdsy and
early thla morning an officer found him
making his bed on the sidewalk, his
troubles soothed by alcohol.
"What's the matter with your' in
quired Judge Hogue sternly.
Well. Judge, I have Just finished my
lime, replied Caaey tn a penitent tone.
'I Just took one drink and the police
man arreated me. I don't want to be In
Jail all the time. I've worked hard
enough around here to be forgiven this
time.
"Well, I guess we'll keep you In here
until you learn to keep sober," said the'
court. 'Thirty days."
"Oh, Judge, maye It five, I'll be good"
walled Casey, but the bailiff led him
away to begin a month's work scrub
bing the station floors.
Half the Ills that man la heir to
come from lndlgentlon. Burdock Blood
Bitters strengthens and tones the stom
ach; makes Indigestion Impossible.
' "The-Olytnpla k womlse their vis
iting brethren from Portland the finest
time of their lives August 22. An old
fashioned clambake, with a smoker at
the lodgerooma afterward. Olympla
clams are famous throughout the North
west. Governor Chamberlain haa been
Invited by Governor McBride. Get your
tickets at Northern Pacific ticket of
gce. Third and Morrison streets. Only
limited number can he sold.
' .' r '"' ' ' ' 'rv,'y'
-mM assessss ' 1 . ' '" II
STORE CLOSED
FOR REPAIRS
Additional help wanted
for Fall season. None'
but experienced sales
people need apply.
Notice of reopening' will
appear in local papers
in due time.
Temporary office at
Washington street entrance.
CREDIT
OR CASH
EASTERN OUTFITTING CO
390 WASHINGTON STREET
The price Is
the same
Don't say you haven't the money to spare to buy things that you are actually in need of.
Remember that fall is near and that you ought to think about a new suit, a new .skirt, or
some new furniture and carpet, "our unmatchable credit system" will fix you up all right.
Credit costs you nothing at our store. We don't ask you to sign a note, and ask no security.
We want you to feel free to come and get whatever you want at any time. Our prices are
very moderate and we only handle goods that will give you entire satisfaction.
Pay us a visit soon, if only to look at our
nice well-lighted store and see the
NEW AUTUMN FASHIONS
and at'the same time get acquainted with
-Portland's most liberal store, where YOUR
CREDIT IS GOOD and your word is taken
to pay for whatever you want, as you arrange.
LADIES'
TAILOR-MADE SUITS
First represeirative showing of Tailor
Made Suits. Many of the handsome Fall
Styles have now arrived, being made to our
special order by the best New York manu
facturers. These garments have an exclusive
tone and character that places them above the
usual Tailor-Made wear and it is this feature
in particular that we pride ourselves on. The
prices we are sure will please you. They
come in all the new and fashionable fabrics,,
$20 to $45 Per Suit
Terms: One-Fourth Cash, balance ONE
DOLLAR a week.
Splendid New House
keeping Specialties
Have Arrived .. ..
New Rugs, New Clocks,
New Bed Spreads, New Mat
tresses, New Pillows, New
Sheets, New Pillow Cases,
New Lamps, New Portiers,
New Curtains and New
Comforters.
50c a week or $2 a month
Buys any of These Specialties.
No Extra Charge for Credit
.. Accomodations ..
Laugh' and the world laughs with you;
Weep and you weep alone;
Dress well, and every one greets you;
Look shabby, and your credit's gone.
(With apologies to Ella Wheeler Wilcoa)
PROBABLY EVERY OTHER
PLACE, BUT NOT AT OUR
st6re ......
OUR MOTTO;
TOUR (RfDIT 15 GOOD
Is meant for the rich and the poor alike.
We will sell you Watches, Trunks. Clothing
Hats, Shoes, Underwear, on very easy pay
ments, so that you you shall not feel the
outlay of cash, and at reasonable prices,
without adding a single cent extra for the
accommodation.
A Special Bargain on Pants
About 70 pairs of medium weight, pretty
dependable goods, reduced from $5.00 to
$3.50 Per Pair
TERMS: One dollar cash, balance 50c
a week. 1
The Easiest Terms in the City On- Furniture
$5
Worth
of first-class and well-made
Furniture at the extreme
easy payment of M M ..
SL00 a week
We Absolutely Charge INo Interest On Easy Payments
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AAA, 390, 392 Washington Street
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The Store Where Your. Credit is Good