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fMenpHtt-Ihiir;"'v' Cj;V;.f Marion Lawrence. ; , A. A.; If one.
. , Prominent Sonday.School Workers. Attendmg.the Conrention ln,T Ctty.
ana . a Knowledge .or. to mind, or bow
truth rater the mind.; He recommend
ed the plan adopted' In. leading: eastern
Sunday ' KhMi o( ' having a - tsacbars
training eourw, not so much far teach
era" who are generally too busy to take
any: extra work, . but . of ; younger ' men
and - women - who', are picked for - the
purpose.., and are pledged to become'
teacher. ,, Then there wlll . nvr . ae . a
lack of teachers. ' ' . ' -"I
oaonot .recommend" too highly', a
teachers' library.. Tea good books in a
teachers' library are worth morel ithan a
hundred In the scholar. Buck books
L V"0" ; fifths . of thoae '.who ' com Into
the- church .'every, day . come through
.-to Sunday school, and who, then, can
4eny the importance of Sunday schools
and their -growtbt" . . i .
.This was th statement 'iof'v Marlon
Xawraao this morning at the . meeting
of the State Sunday School. association
U the Taylor street Methodist Episcopal
' church, when he had listened to'- the
' reports of the - officers, all of ' whlcl
showed a certain depreasloa and aa In
clination toward discouragement? in the
;. State workr - Vv' vV i., ;:,'.:
.. Ilt Is Impossible -la a state so large
In territory as yours, and with the work
Aoo widely scattered to j d o. . thetateri I-fFA-Wllburf CUiapman'aBplritual
. denominational , state , work in th man-
Mr . you desire,'' - ho continued. - "But
i&e work wfll become better organised,
,Mi there la a great future-for Oregon
'In Sunday school work." .,..-.
V" The state association attempted - to
organise work throughout the state by
' sending a secretary to visit the schools
In all tha counties, but ' financial sup
port has been lacking; and It is too ln-
: tantloo to determine Anally if' th work
ftnalKba- continued. . For the -past - two
' year there . waa no such, traveling
worker; before ' that - th necessary
money was pledged, but only 'per
cent waa -paid, and 71 per oent o that
cam from Multnomah county. '.-
f .Mr. Liwranc. general secretary of
' th organised Sunday school - work, and
J for many years superintendent of bis
wn Congregational Sunday ' school., in
Toledo. Ohio,- gay a very Instructive
talk this morning - on "Teacher Train-
ling." Ba named three essentials for th
jauoooasful teacher In. the Sunday school:
. 'agaerJV-rnttwldg of the" bibl;- -
Jtnowedg of .th principles of teaching;!
Life In th Sunday School' should ba
aoceaalble to them, and lesson helps and
pamphlets should be seat . out often.
Qtre them occasional, talks by trained
teachers and lecturers, who will tell th
relative value of different methods, and
above all send, them to Sunday school
conventions, . That is where I got my In
spiration. I believe, when ' w. get our
teachers trained there will b an abund
ance of Instructors for every, class and
th prophecy of Isaiah about one man
and seven -women-will be fulfilled when
seven of them are after one superin
tendent begging for a class , to teach."
Th afternoon program consisted of
talks by James U McCosab. Dr. J. Whit,
comb Brougber,- Rev.. E. . N. Allen aad
Mr.- tavrance. Lt night at tha open
ing meeting Mrs. F. A.. Wiggins gave aa
Illustrated lecture oa . "Th Jerusalem
Cruise, aa I Saw. It" Soma 100 view
save a clear idea of tha city aa It was
before Its fall and th modern city as
it. is now.,(Te lecture gave a full, and
stalled - account of txhe Bundayecbooi
ejqprsioo Jast year, which was. attended
by several ' hundreds - of - Christian
workers. ' ;..?, -.-
. Representatives from all parts of th
tat are in attendance. , The president
of tha assoelatton Is A. A. Morse, and
th secretary ,- and , treasurer Merwln
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LAD OF FOURTEEN YEARS
a' ' DEFIES POLICE JUDGE
- F. M. Brock en, aged 14, openly, defied
Judge Hogue- In th polio court and-as
a consequence Is conflned in a dark cell
arthipollo' Station.' t;i ; .i . .i
Brocken. who resides at H ' Sixth
street,' was - arrested for - smoking cig
arette - When - be j appeared in court
Judge Hogue requested him to go with
the officer and show him the man who
sold him.- th cigarettes. . -;'
TU not tell.- said young Brocken, "J
don't want to get him In troubla" ,. ,
"Too wiU ba hold ta JaU until you
mak up your mind to tell," remarked
th tudga ,- : ' t ; -: . " i " - -!.
"Well. I wont be bluffed; so take me
down- stairs but 111 never ten," said
th youth. f-' ' ; t ..
. Ha waa takaa to jau ana hi case oon
tteued until he could change his mind and
Inform on th person who sold htm th
cigarette. :,jf:'j!.:'T. . i,. ,
'!' guesa" says TJncT Allen Sparks,
"that If Mr. Rockefeller were to offer
110,000. to Kansas' as a donation, Kan
sas could take It with. clear oonsciane
knd -without .batting an ey, a , con-
sctenc moneys. . .
YEAR JO NORTHWEST
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; Has : been handieppe4 : the ; last " two .weeks ,1 and sales have not been as good as usual, because .
yn had to do without an elevator. Jyfe had tiie-old .' one . removed "and new one; installed,,
wlikh nd t
improvements, about the store. , ,;To celebrate'the'eventf and make.-up lost' sales we win, . for
the next ..two davs Friday and - Satnrdav make the Jollowinr reductions i -' 1 ' 1 -. r : -
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iowia ; 0xaaawxv, oyua-riccs;o(o: tv -ywrs'; ft. K ' , f. ; -;:f - j 1 a K. .
" I '; regular $4.45 to $7. values. . ( -C A- ! yaiAA ' ' ' '
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nrrvs 'iWHAirr RTWpluitaoj. i : vwill'. -. :. '-v-n -t ' '.r-A, ! '-
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BOYS'-' WAISTS Regular : 60c ; to 75c
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BOVS BLACK, SCHOOLf STOCK-
. i INGS Regular 25c value. Qn
? This sale Two , Pairs for. ; , .LuCr i
; : V -- EVERYTHING FOR BOYS.J FROM 3 ; TO; 18 -YEARS. .r,: ' ;
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i - REUAXiLli CLOTItlESIS -
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Educational- Gathering and Vis
r itors Will Make Note of VV; :
' Recent Developments. ; ''. '
. Dates and itinerary for th Portland
ooavantloa of tha American Association
of Traveling Passenger Agenta will be
settled st ' a meeting -of the execotlve
oohimltte .''at the Aadltorlum-,.annex,
Chicago, May It. M. J. Roch. Portland
member of the committee, has received
notice of the meeting and will uy to'
attend. . i .... . '
This oonventlon wlU. It Is said, ba one
of the moat important of th year or
tn racino aorthwaat. It is a purely
educational affair. . noouraged by all th
rajiroaa companies for . tha purpose ot
Informing their traveling passenger
agents of the latest developments and
changing conditions la all parti of th
country, to a- section that is nwrand
seeking population and development, the
visit of tha railroad passenger agents
will be of Inestimable value.
Th ' executive committee that will
fix data and itinerary is composed of
J, M. uonneu or th Atchison. Tope
ft Santa F at Chicago; R. F. Kelley of
tha- Wabash, Buffalo; W. T. Piatt of
th Wisconsin Central. New Tork: W.
B. Hutter of the Lake Shora. stlch
Igan Boutbern, St - Paul; M. J. Roche
ot. th Denver ' Rio Orand. Portland.
At, tha ' Saa . Jos meeting of th
Pactflo Coast as notation of trafOo agents
a committee ot Portland men was ap
pointed. . composed of O. H. Trumbull,
M. j: Roch and J. H. O'Neill, to have
charge of general arrangements for th
big convention, oa benair or tne a
cino Coast association. This committee
wlU appoint a reneral reception commit-
tea, to meat th visitors' train aad re
main with 'it during Its tour of tha
coast, ' Sub-committee will also ba an
notated at various" points Wbrath
elegates wUl stop Seattle, Taooma,
Spokane, Vancouver and Victoria and
at each Of these places special enter
tainment will bo provided,
Th convention will bo hetd som time
In BeDtember. and th days of th week
hav bean decided upon, but th partic
ular week la yet to ba settled. Tha visi
tors will spend tbree days in Portland.
On Friday tha convention will be held.
Saturday the delegates will Jfe th ex
position, and Sunday wlU be day ot
rest and general right-seeing. It is ex
pected that about tOO delegates will bo
here, and of these, too wUl be from th
astern states. - It has been suggested
that th local committee arrange for an
excursion to Seaside, and a clam bake
there. Th committee has decided upon
a beautiful and novel souvenir for tha
visiting, ladies, it will bo a sliver
brooch, bearing a shield with embossed
name! initials of th Fadlia coast As
sociation ot traffic agenta across a sun
bursts, under which will be Mt. Hood,
th word Por Uand,-. an"l 106.-
At SeatUa th Paolfio Coast Steamship
company has placed th splendid Alaska
steamship Spokane :at th disposal of
th delegates, and this boat, will trans
port them to Vietorisrand vanoowar,
giving tham a day at each place, aad re
turning them to Seattle.
Railroad men regard th trip aa oa
ot great vain to the roads, aa wen aa
to the country visited by th agents.
K. B. Martin, passenger tratf la manager
of tha Baltimore 4s unior wno reoaauy
visited Portland, oa a tour of the Pacific
coast, expressed surprise at tha vast de
velonment that baa taken pise here.
aad declared that It aad oa a revela
tion to him. - . - - .
BITULITHIC IS HIS T
SORT OF PAVEMENT
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m: aoity Satiuirdlay Sni
From our large stock we have selected a lew specials for' tomorrow and Saturday and have
marked them at Surprising Prices. -These are but a sample of the Bargains we have for you,
Ye have in every department something good. serviceable , and at special prices for ; these
A 'AV 'A V; A ' '' two days, v.'-"' .:'.'-' i-- ;A;A;e i 'V- '.'" - -
Sla.00 SttJt . Vkiniisa 95.45 Warranted tfllk
' Taffeta, In colors of garnet, blue, green, brown and
'black, Tfaey .ar very stylish, made with three ruf.
fie and ( duster. - .This ondersklrt, "f weU - ? fj A C
worth 110.09. special for days, each.,.,...'7JtiJ
SS BOTsT SOa i9t ThNs is a llne'of the favorite
.- Ironclad Hos for Boys, large of small rib. .- Ton know
.t-whatithey ar -and. how they wash and wear.i Thoy
- never sold less than 25c; special for 1 ' IQr
. days, pair ,.,,, . ...,...
SUO WAIST 850s Lad!1 FuU-Tallored Shirtwaists.
in white Ilnon v
) emb. front, -and
, . a splendid fittinr gannsnt, well
yi 11.64; special for-t dayp, ach.-.
Ulvt 1AW 7H44i Inches wide; Trench Lawn, light
. . color ground, with a pretty assortment of f Igurea.
:. large aad small patterns, warranted fast colors, never
sold tor lass than It He; special for 1 ' 71
, days, yam 'jtns,
So rSBOAUl WAIST 45 Ldiee Waist, mad from
- good qusltty percale, in I different styles, warranted
fast colors, large sleeves, in every way ap to data, a
waist that th material would cost 5e; - , i C
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with blaok dot. plain whits Hnon with 1 ?rown; ,?,rDT ribbed shirts and drawers. We -have
I plaia black. tawn with tucked front , - them in all sises. lorjiavt never bought , lOr "
tlnr gannsnt. well -worth - t- QE. I ' tnem 'or less. Special for I days, garm't.s wXW
rorth.
special tor 1 days, each..
TSo KOZma BXXBTXwo) SKaWSllk Xolro, for nnder-
skirts, in all th new colors and black, nice watered t
1 ffect Tou know how these goods wear. - Never
. sold for loss than 7ic; special , for t 7Cn
v days, yard .OOW
SBo BBBSS-OOOSS 50V This Is th: goods for a
shirtwaist suit, in solid colors of brown, navy, gar
; net and black, a Brilllantln it Inches wide, beauti
ful silk finish on both sides, dust and shower proof.
' better value has never been shown tor -,J ' Pft
less than tc; special for day, r",,mt.i tlC
tSc BUSS OOOBS 1 5 Cre p Albatross and Danish
, Cloth, in fuU line of colors, light or dark, for street -,
. or evening wear. - They hav all the appearance of
- mora azpanslv goods; they- are regular , ; ... f C -S5o
good a Special fr-S- day. yard
SO X.ASIXS' BOja 15c Thes. Lc-8trlp Hose, In
solid colors of un and black, also In faneyveolors. llsl
finish snd seamleea ' Tou hsv paid too ' i 1C'
- for not a good. . Special for I day, pain ...... .Iww
A3sV Thla , TTndersklrt
-, mad from good quality cotton flannel., with cluster-,
' tucks, also dust ruffle. . This is a good, full skirt, and -..one
that you could not muk yourself for -' - dilm -
less than 11.00. Bpecial for 2 days, each. -,;'...(&
0 sUrM VsTDBBWIAJI 39r This line of Omts'
Underwear, In the right summer-weight, in blu and
brown, derby ribbed shirts and drswers. W -have
TO 8SSM trOOSS 49 New Novelties In BrflDaa-
ttnes. Mohairs and Sicilian we hav them all this
: sesson's colors; nothing better for a shirtwaist, suit. .
:.'good valu for tic; special for 2 days.' . AO
yard ....,,.,.. ..... w . .'. ... , 2. '. "''
40s IiATir ' TsTSWB TOSBBWalAS 25 Thl U a
v nice lin of Ladles' Fleeced i,ined Underwear, in gray
v and cream, vests and pents, a good weight for the ,
,. seasons not too heavy. The regular price for thes
- garments has never been less than 40c 7C
' Special for S days, garment..,. ,i....v, ...... AiOt ,
HJO UDIVSXAJ) 8 This Is valua Pulr Doubt-
Bad Bis Whit Crochet Spread. Marseilles pattern.
reversible, a spread ,easy to handle. Just tha right
f weight, all ready hemmed and ready for use, a spread
you have- never bought for less than 1 Ofi
' 1-0; "y11 'or days.i.,..,.......,..,.viyoC ,
U0 aCKBCUXKKi vmiimsf 54 This Under- '
skirt mad frcan black mercerised sateen, with 10-inch
. flounce, S straps of same material around flounce,
rows of stitching. A skirt that wlU wear you never,
saw a skirt for 11.60 as good. Special . : flf,
.. for S days, each ...... t ;-. ... ......... UV
TSo TJsTBstlUiTia, 50 Theee are Ladies' Umbrellas,
'covered with good wearing gloria, steel ribbed and
rod. . with Congo handla There ire but a few of
them, and will not last long,- When- yoa paid t So tor -them
yon were pleased. Special for,J ,i . fJA- '
day, each ,OU
L. J. . Goldsmith - Warns Tax-
payera-League-AgainstEn-,
croachmenta of Trust.
i' 1 wish most amphatically to state
that tha officials of thla city, aad th
property owners, will hav to watch
vary narrowly tbo asphalt trust's mod
of procedure, aa from my observation
these people will stop at nothing to try
to keep th btthullthlo pavement from
being put down In this city."
Thla. is th warning given by l J.
Ooldsmith, who mad a tour of eastern
cities to examine street pavements in
the interest of tho Portland Taxpayers'
eague. He presented: his report to th
league at a meeting of the executive
committee yesterday. He visited Boa
ton, Cambridge," Pawtncaat, New Bed
ford. New Tork, Washington, Nashville
and St. Iouts, snd mac comparisons of
tho condition and. length of service of
th various pavements in as. '
Bis report is an array of facta Sup
porting th -Views he expressed la aa
interview given to Th Journal on bis
arrival a short tlm ago; II found
blthullthle pavement ' rapidly - coming
tot -us la all . tho citie visited, and
quotas expressions from elty engineers
In various cities, wher that sort of
pavement was regarded as superior t
all others. Streets hsvlng blthulithlo
pavement laid In 1101. l0l, 101 and
II 04 war Inspected, and he waa unable
to nota signs of wear. or to tell which
ot th street, bad the-oldest pavement
He aid the greatest- virtues of the
blthulithlo pavement war its durability
and its Srm footing for horses. , He
examined bituminous . macadam pave
ment, and doea not. belle v it good. la
conclusion h says: . .
"Th lowest price paid la tha east
for blthulithlo la tl.to a squar yard.
and from this up. - In New, Bedford the
city own It ock.,aql. sells this to ths
contractors, and th street costs ffnty
about yl.40 a yard. - In New England
cities tha conditions regarding pave
ments are somewhat similar to those
in - ronuin. lumy nave m iu ot
macadam streets of which the surface
I worn out, and they sr repairing
the streets successfully with blthu
lithlo,' Tha method, is to scrap off th
top and get down to a depth' that brings
th blthulithlo on grade, then roughing
th .surface and putting on the blthu
lithlo and roiling K thoroughly. Blthu
lithlo pavement Is nearer th Ideal
pavement than any other. It l-nl-try
durable, noiseless and gives a sure
footing for horses."
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WEXT SATURDAY
;WE WILL GIVE AWAY FREE TO 600 LITTLE GIRLS WHO WILL' CALL AT OUR
,.w .s ,, -( ... sxoiUS, WITH THEIR MOTHERS,
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A DOLL'S PILLOW
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6f pine :
NEEDLE FIBEX
Made of real ticking, just like the big ones at home, and filled with the pleasant smelling; fiber.
You must brm'Matnma with yorl that she may see the "Air-o'-Pine" Mattress, the TRUE
health bed, while you are getting, the pillow.A 'A' .'. AA'; '-' 'r - v -.
Saturday at 93 Grand-A venue
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LAWYER HOGE SAYS
...HE IS . NOT GUILTY
Indicted for Land Frauds, He
Pleads; Before Judge . Bel
7 linger This Morning. .
1C O. Roga, a lawyer of Med ford, who
waa Indicted by th federal grand Jury
with W. H. Miller and. Frank EL Kb-
cairt on tho charge Of conspiracy and
subornation of perjury, was arraigned
this morning before Judge Bellinger and
entered a plea of not guilty. Miller and
Klncairt. procured persona to locate on
government lands, and Hog la alleged
to havo been a confederate '.
State Senator George C Brownell,. In
dicted for subornation of perjury la
having Induced two witnesses to swear
falsely before th grand Jury, and George
Sorenson. indicted with Senator Mitch
ell, will appear for arraignment tomor
row morning. :'. -, - ? r , . .
District Attorney Honey xpct to
leav for San Francisco Monday even
ing, and will not return to Portland un
til Just before th land-fraud trials in
June. He will he her next Monday.-
when Judg Bellinger will render
hi decision on the Issuea raised by
Senator Mitchell's plea In abatement
That decision Is awaited by lawyers
with great Interest, not only on account
of th important bearing which it will
hav oa th land-fraud prosecutions,
but also because it wtl determine a
vexed question of practice fn th fed
eral eourta. . ; .
A Ho, for; Seaside. A -'-A.;,: .
' Commencing Sunday. April tS. and
each succeeding Sunday until th end of
May. th A. C. R. R. will sell special
round trip excursion ticket from Port
land to Seasideand return for $1.0.
good going Sunday morning and return
ing Sunday evening. . ,
Train leaves the Union depot at
a. a, returning leaves Saastds at S
p. m. Tlrkete on sale at HI Alder street
and th Union depot
slew rise for jge. - .
-Speaking about Mr. Chad wick"
"Tes." ;.-.:...!,... ... -.(-..
"If women were only eligible, what an
ornament to - the aenat ehe would
mak!" v.'',-. - . . '., , -
.- SUo Went ttffsM . - . ;
From th Chicago Kecord-Harald.-Tma
now," said St Peter, -isn't
there anything you hav to confess?"..
-"Well." replied th applicant bagln-
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Cold, Sore Thtoat or tcr? Trem
ble, if neglected, will, la t!r;j,
tic you Down
A to a tiekbed, from ,Wfcls!i yea
may nerer rise, nnlen yoa bejrinviii timer to take that certain remeiyi AA
ta!C7nou, coughs b mis. r
8afm oertaln, quick ami pleasant to tain. ' ' Th only gmtf?. curt fir c.7 Lurtj Ckczzzx
ft; ' riiyclclana Pronounced XXla Trc-!;! Ccrrrrr-'A
"IhadaTOnrtanteocwt3U.LK:!r,c:r: T:r-!;!
Bosneed ay trouble Ccsssmptlcn. I rta C-ra t. : ' it 1 1I .
Dr. Clnsre New Elzsortry, I rl & 1- 1:;: c : , : : i :
. 10 yr-rt pxst." 1 ' ' -""" '' " '
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alng to hark away,vI I once composed
tun that wa clayed oa a , street
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