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T , perjei ' ' - -- -,-wwi, vn, jwuiutnu, X-,VXVJll-.lIii, VV,.UtM.diJlX - VmNU. MAX I. ItfUf. ' . ' . 1 ' ' " a . - V CONSPIRACY REVELATION A BOLITICAt MANEUVER Rooseveft Makes Capital of An nouncement of FacU Pre viously Weil Known. ONLY NEWS WAS EXACT AMOUNXPF FUND RAISED ewi Writcmi Hide In BoowTelt' PBjcWone'NJellar to Escape Fury of Bluts From Execnt)Te Offices When Conspirators Were Exposed. - By John B. Lathrop.. ' (Waihlnitoa Bara of Th IootmLI Washington , April 80. Apparently, xna psychlone" of Whlta Home denun ciation of "ooniplrator" has ' tsmpor arUy ubslded. For a tlma, It mod to om imminent that avoryona hara muat yield to the dictum of the president and be claaaed either aa a Roosevelt man or mi arcij "conspirator" aalnat the Tery jrovernment itself. People who were not in the national capital while the storm waa rainr cannot realise the terrific' eiocity attained by the tales whloh, Orlglnatlna at th -ritv ntttnmm In the wt anli 0f tn, prMidentiaI mansion. w across tne city and oat Into the "", secuons or the country, with redually decreasing force. . Probably, beyond vrr nreni1nt.'M. perlenced newapaner men ' who . had weathered many a political hurricane, sought shelter beneath the Roosevelt roof, or, to change the figure, dlred sown Into the Roosevelt "pay chlone" cellar.- Menwho have lived here for quarter of a century, writing their Im pressions of national events, appeared In many Instances to have been "locoed," and penned screeds which, reading after they appeared In print the .authors felt their heads to be certain they were themselves or someone else, metamor phosed by the wlsard of the White House. .. ., " one Against Jtooserelt. '. j "It lS given out authorltatlval from me wnue House." many or these stories ran, "that Mr. Roosevelt has determined to run the campaign himself, no matter who ahall be . the candidate, and that everyone who. opposes him In any man ner shall be classed aa belonging to the company of consplratora who have raised 15,000,000 to encompasa his de- Apparently there were to be . no La Koiiette men, no Bryan men, no Cul berson men. no Hughes men, no Cum mins men. no Daniels men, no adherents of Governor Folk of Missouri, excepting they accept classification with the reac tionaries who had 1 8.000,000s corruption money In their campaign coffers, with several hundred millions more with which debauch the national . electorate. If a man pronounces for Robert M. La Foiiette, he belongs to the "conspiracy" If for Mr. Bryan, he Is an arch traitor; if for the young militant governor of New Tork, and against Mr. Roosevelt and his candidate, Mr. Taft, then he Is fit to be denounced along with those low creatures who despoil the patrla and one tae iiag. - Soma Sara to Criticise. Now that the "psychlone," has spent Its force, ; the - newspaper . fraternity again la sticking its head through the juglike aeck of the "psychlone" cellar and viewing the ruins. Things seem much as they were before the storm CASTORIA . , Tor In&nti aftd Children, y nfa Kind You Hais Alwajs Bssgbt Bean the Signature of broke. Neither the arch-conspirator nor the only preserver of the verltlea seems to have complete possession of the field. ' Strangely , enough,, men remain : who vouchsafe to express their opinions, even though those opinions be contrary to the dlota of the president Some are found who pick flaws ln the White House policies, even today, after the de nunciation has been proclaimed to the world, v . . 'vijy1,:'-.: . 'It is explained ' that the etymology of the word "paychlone" shows It to be derived In common "with '"psychology" or "phychlc," and that It Is synonymous with "brainstorm," a word recently writ ten Into the, lexicons. vr.: h. ;,'a : . ' Onlr Oarns of VoUtlcs. v Seriously, thi president hae been nlav. ing practical politics. He has capital ised as a discovery. facts known to ' everyone In the country, even the tyros. Everyone knew that K. H. Harrlman and . B. Foraker and Charles Warren Fair banks and Joseph Cannon, the speaker, and othere of that , cult desired to de feat, Mr. RoosVvelt They , have been ever against his policies, v 'ninMi knew that deslrlna defeat. they would strive to encompaaa it They ever nave so striven. Everyone knew that - so striving, they would raise a campaign fund. They ever have done so, aa a matter of fact ralalng It the last -time tovelect Mr. Roosevelt him. Self.;-.' . ...J- 7;".';,, The only element of "news" in the discovery waa the naming of the exact quantity or money which bad been raisea ny the consplratora, $8,000,000 On that point, the president haan't of rerea a single scintilla of evidence.' He asks the country to accept hie. unsup- purum wora. witnouc an explanation, wunoui ino production of one atata. meni excepting his own. If there be those who auk tar mnn proof than thia tt the national court of pouucai juagment. as to the exact amount of money raised by the con spirators, ii is not strange. Dieoovery Was Opportune. But there IS one nofnt in th nuH which has escaped the observation of most people that the president's dis covery came at a time when the country was agape over the confession of Mr.f Kooseveit-maae because Mr. Harrlman himself the next day would tv .h- llMhV La 1... - . . . . " i' ioiVr ion ne was hand-In-glove with Harrlman In the 1904 cam paign, counseled with him and offered to permit him to blue-pencil his forth coming message to the congress. ' If some believe the discovery was a bit .of clever political Jugglery to turn attention from the unpleasing details of IS?. Koo'avelt-Harrlraan love feast of 1004, let It not be thought strange. In spite of "psychlonee." some here re fuse to enter the White House "nv. V V OF ELECTRIC VWHEEL .Spokes Will Radiate to All Parts , of the Evergreen State, , Bearing Traffic' 1 Miss Oraea Elekmia.' RESTORES your HAIR to chlone" cellar. ffl0 or pain Dr. Thomas' Ec lectric OH. strona-nut rh.,n..i ni-. RAILWAY COMMISSION : PARCELS OUT: WOfiK ; (Bpeelet.Dbpeteh to The beratl.) f Olympla, Waslu, May 1. The atate railroad eommlssion haa adopted a plan governing of floe work tinder which the Stata Will ha dtvldaA intn hM& l-.-l-.. each; commissioner exclusively signing the correspondence from his particular district It happens that each commis sioner is from a different section of the state ana eecn one from a different con gresalonal " district v. Mr. Falrchlld, chairman, will have the 'Seattle tt Boutnwest congressional district Com missioner Jones the Tacoma and South western dletiict and Commlaaloner Lawrence the ' Spokane ' and Eastern Washington district ; The general cor respondence will be sent out over the signature of the secretary. This fol lows the plan la use by the Interstate commerce - commission, the territory being divided among the members of the national board. The Washington state commission wljl shortly promul gate office rules to guide those dolna business with the commission. .: its NATURAE COLOR; .- a-ssaaasss-s I "Had been- troubled with dandruff long time. After Ustno- one bottla of Hair. health I found the dandruff gone and my hair, which waa two-thirds gray (I am years oiuj, -restorea to its natural au burn color.-OBA.CH EICHMANN. , La vrossa, wis. , -., ... ' Guaranteed perfeVly purs. Phl!o-Hay Spec. Co., Newark, N. J.1 50c. AT DRUGGISTS. OF TO CORVALLIS Texas Parties Buy Strong's Saw- mill Hazelwood Creamery Buys Dairying Plant. (Spaeltl Dispatch to The Jonnsl.) Corvallls, May l.Two important business changes have taken place In this City during the past few days. One Is the sale of the Corvallia sawmill, owned and operated ao many years by EL W.. Strong, who naa disposed Of the property , to a stock company. The stockholders will be L. B,' Menefee, Percy Allen and Q. M. Standlfer, all nf Houston. Texas, but with headquarters in Portland " at present Organisation of the company is not yet perfected, but Messrs. Allen and Standlfer are al ready- here looking after the business and have taken possession of the plant Another important change is the sale of the Corvallls Ice and Butter works to the Haselwood Creamery company of Portland, who. take possession today. May 1. C D. Arnold, one of the three former owners, goea to Portland Wed nesday to become an engineer fcr the Haselwood company; John Creson. an other member of the firm, remains here and covers the cream route aa before, while duy Seeley, the third partner, be comes general superintendent of the local plant There will be no ice manu factured at the plant here for the present- ; ' - ; , OFFICERS ELECTED FOR PENDLETON PRESBYTERY FORTY MILLIONS READY TO POUR. INTO PROJECT Syndicate to Supply Water,': Light and Power for Towns and Cities and Power for a Thousand Miles of Trackage. ; " (Special Plspatch to Tbe Joernsl.) Tacoma, . Washington. MajT' 1 Among the ' most extensive railway propositions ever planned for construc tion la a single state Is that' projected by eastern capitalists to build a net work of lines in Waahlnglon which rep resent an Investment of about $40,000,- 000. The plan Includes the construc tion of water and power plants in the towns between Tacoma and Spokane, the supplying of water and light and furnishing electric rail-ways with power. it memoes tne completion or the pro. posed Puyallup Valley A Northern Rapid Transit railway, at the cost of li.600.ooo: also the completion of the SnOhomishValley railroad, upon which construction work has already com menced. -Thia line will cost 13.000.000. The third eleotrlo line incorporated In the plans la the Seattle. Chelan A 8 do kane railway. A company waa recently chartered to construct this electrlo line. Its cost aa planned is $7,600,000. " ' Tacoma the stub of tt All. - Tacoma, -It is announced, will be the principal . terminal point of all these lines.- P..B. Carroll, the Seattle attor ney, states that the same men who have authorised him to propose the building of water and power plants at Tacoma and other cities and who have $5,800,000 to Invest here, are men who are pro moting street railway enterprises. Rloh agricultural . sections will be penetrated by these railways, together with great tracts which have been value less until recently, but which are now being rapidly populated because of gov ernment and other Irrigation develop ment Over 1,000 miles of electric rail way lines will be operated by the men Mr. Carroll represents, If their plana prove successful. Fred large. T. Merrill for councllman-at- :atholic institutions t0 rise. at hermist0n (flpeetal DtoBateti to The JoorneL) Pendleton, Or., May J. The presby tery of Pendleton, which Includes sev. era! eastern Oregon towns, and which met at tne Tutullla mission on the Umatilla reservation thia year,' closed Sunday. The following officers were elected for the ensuing term: Modera tor, Rev. XL T. Allen; temporary clerk. Elder a K. Tatea: permanent clerk. I Rev. Levi Johnson; stated clerk. Rev. J. LM. Cornellson. ' The Indian camp meetinc which had been In progress at the 'Tutullla church for several days, also came to a close. The leaders, of the local church had In-' vlted the, presbytery to meet with them at this time, and the Umatlllas came ror miles along the river to attend. (Sped! Dtipateb to Th JoarnaL Hermlston, Or., May 1. Fifty- thou sand dollars will be expended this sea son In a Catholic, academy, hospital and church at Hermlston. Bishop J. C O'Reilly of the Catholic diocese of east ern Oregon has purchased from J. F. McNaught tt Co. at this plsoe an entire block of ground on the west side of the O. R. tt N. track for the purpose of founding the three Institutions named. .They wlir draw from a large territory, including JDcoo. tnnatuia, irrlgon, Ar lington and the country... immediately surrounding Hermlston. 'They- will be first class in .every particular and at the center of a large Catholic following in an that section or country between Ecno and The Dalles. oooo nxtauxmr la the' essential characteristic of man and women. Invaluable to good bust, ness men and it' -essary to housewrvea A woman shows good Judgment when she buys White's Cream Vermifuge for ber baby. The best worm medicine tnr offered to mothers. Many, Indeed. ' are the sensible mothers who write express ing their gratitude for the rood haaiti. of their children, which they owe to th use oi w nue iream vermiruge. oy in druggists. Soldi TO THAT better recommendation for a cigar y Y would you want than that it is an old . hrand which has heen known and pop (jlar for over thirty years ? There is no surer proof of fine qualityfor only the best cigars can keep to the front year, after year. I Old smokers whose experience has taught them to stick to old favorites, and with tastes trained to appreciate really high-grade cigars, find no cigar more enjoyable and satisfying than the- .. :7-;.'--;' .... ? ' v CM CIGAR "Oldest and Best" It is the most successful product- of an old established factory where there are stiU, work- men whofor thirty years, have made nothing else. You can buy the Chancellor in several i sizes, at 3 for 25 cents, 2 for 25 cents, and 10 cents straight. . v ' . The Chancellor cigar has become one-of the "Triangle A" family because of its merits. The ."Triangle A" merit mark, stamped on the box, is the maker's guarantee of hon-': est value. - A3IERICAN CIGAR COMPANY, Manufacturer Ksrlt Mark A or rostTXANs objom tU Uwt a M Sum a Onf XNSTJXLCS AXJL KINDS OV UVB STOCK. AGAINST DEATH FROM ANY . , CAUSB "":v:U9. sVmr rwMat :ll Vrm.II.snitkr.Pm. I. H. Orats 0s1 Mft, T . Jbs, M. Otm stoetuT steal Owl tssj, J ,Lm( a Svatk Oasens CmbmI ' t WEMBtg ' - rartlta4 Chaakar of CmtN PwtlsM Boariaf Tna " ' - , ainuNcn - : OngM Tnm mi taring Bsak PartlaWOfV ..... Tke IraMtHMl Consta, ..)',:;. . k. O. Urns tt Ce. Cn lifrltl kfrntf . We sMke ,iob1m Se sat I : We (h yoe S leaara sl Leak Mil boms opncBt-r-iuMrsmMLDa Cm WukiutH mi SImA tmtUmi Q IMBARRASSUX sinwnori Ah Elephant on His Hands la what he often finds when he stray away from Avery, tt Co. to try what other houses are advertising aa. bar ' gains, and he has to either throw It away or use It Take your choieev Anything purchased from us 4s like si good rnena you ilk. it better th longer you use It - Avery a Col .' 4v.'r..Vs'. WX9 ST. .:.uV.K.,X'.r BANK AND OFFICE RAILING WISE A2V0 IRON FENCING Barbed Wire, Wire and LawnPencing, Poultry Netting, Etc ' ' PORTLAND WIRE AND IRON WORKS Phone Main 2000. - SECOND AND EVERETT STS. JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY DEST V jCOFFEE: TEA SPICES BAKING POWDER -EXTRACTS uUSTRIGHT I.1 CL0SSETGDZVEE3 PORTLAND, ORE. CROWDED TO THE EAVES I V: ?l?aJive J0 the big MUImery Salesrooms from early morning until time of going to press. THOUSANDS I 2HATS,EAV GNE TO NEW OWNERS AND TENS OP THOUSANDS MORE WILL FOLLOW ! THE SENSA- WTT T pvfn tvrirn HAS SWEPT ALLBEFORE IT LIKE A t WHIRLWIND - TOMORROW'S BARGAINS The mm Colossal Sale of Magnificent New Millinery Ever Held on the Pacific Slope! OPEN Portland women and visitors may buy their spring and summer Millinery from a manufacturer's vast and entire stock at from to miUiner'a 'ptr 'J' .1 THIS EVENING SPECIAL BARGAINS! $50,000 Worth of New Millinery at Le ss Than it Cost the Makers OVER 10,000 HATS TO CHOOSE FROM THINK OP IT! More Hats than all the cohil&hd Millinery stocks in Portland could show. A Paris style exposition st your very doors Patri cian Millinery at plebian prices for Portland women. Here, spread out over 6000 square . feet of selling space, in the most colossal millineryVsaleSrooms on the Pacific Coast, Portland's femininity mav come and revel to their hearts' content mid the feast of olen- teous beauty and magnificence. Here j a display of new millinery that will cause all Oregon to "sit up and payattention." Millinery style creations for now and for summer. ?T1erS's a charm about the hats far away and ahead of any you've seen before;-styles $ in advance of the commoner showings about town. Bat. prices average trom a nau to a lourtn uom asked anywhere in Portland. We've neither time nor space to tell yon of all the mar velous bargains but the excerpts we make from the wonderful story of prices is full of heart interest to the dressy, thrifty buyers of i fine millinery who take advantage of this SENSATIONAL TEN-DAY MILLINERY OFFERING. prices. SAVE ONE HALF TO THREE FOURTHS THE PRICE ON MILLINERY SMART STREET HATS A lot of wonderful values up to $4.50, to be sacri- tQ ' ficed to early Comers while they last; all newest UXr models and latest Eastern styles, for ,M.. .. 7Uv Hundreds of other values from $175 up; to $10.00. at an aver age of yA the price, vi-49f to f 2.49 for grand $10 values. $2.50 values for 69 $3.00 values for . 75f $3.50 values for 89 $4.00 values for . 981 $5.00 values fot ...i;.............w.i.....,.i........f 1.19 And up to $10.00 values at ............,.....f2.49 MONG THE , FLOWERS A veritable gardenall abloom, and the greatest bargains you ever saw. , Flowers in wonderful variety" and surpassing beauty. Abundance the keynote. Lilies of the valley, violeti, forget-me-nots, buttercups, daisies, black-eyed-Susans, cow slips, chrysanthemums, cornflowers, fruit clusters,1 etl Flowers In infinite variety too great to mention in falL. Wheat grasses, feathers, quills and magnificent plumes at a quarter of regular prices yes, and less. Hints CrusTjed Linen Roses, 3 in a swari 50c values, in the sale for . . ...... Crushed Linen Roses,, .3 in a spray; 75c values,' In 1 the sale for ........ Crushed Linen Roses, 3 in a spray; $1.00 values, in the sale for ,...,.-..... ...... Crushed Linen Roses, 3 in a spray? $1.25 values, in tne saie tor ;. Crushed Linen Roses, 3 in a spray; $1.50 values, in the sale for " . . Crushed Linen. Roses, 3 in a spray; $5.00 values, In tne sale for ..............1.25 12He 19e 25 29' 35 STYLISH SUMMER SHAPES Milan Braid Dress Shapes, in a large assortment for choosing: values to $2.00 and $250. .. In tne saie a; .':. . . it. .. 49c An unlimited assortment of the smartest, newest shapes of-the season; swagger dress shapes, for swell . dressers, in every fashionable braid, embracing Milans, chips, split braids, rough braids, etc, in all the pretty colorings fashion, loves, at about today's values " S2.50 shapes for . .............;........, 49 3.00 shapes for 75 13.50 shapes for ......., 89 t.uo shapes for 98a .50 shanes for - ti io $5.00 shapes for ....tjl.39 Up to those dress shapes worth to $10.00, in Milans that are in the sale for ...V......2.48 TRIMMED HATS 8.00 values for ' i os 10.00 values for ...j: : " " Bfr 12.50 values for .......................i""f3.a5 13.50 values for r. . t o io.w vaiues tor i...................,,,,.. f3.98 $16.50 values for ,. ;..."!.".".".,!.4.45 $18.00 values for . . ; f 4.9 5 And values up to magnificent Pattern Hats Parisian models priced to. sell at S89.0O at regular price. VIOLETS Big Bunches Natural as the delicate beauties that bloom on the hill- i ' sides, by the sideof bubbling springs; best values inAf town at 15c In the sale for bunch , TtW LADIES' SAILORS Chic and Jaunty The newest Sailors shown hy . leading , Eastern V J "V ;. houses Broadway favorites, and splendid values 7 at $1.50. In the sale at a choice for TT.W CHILDREN'S HATS -Chic, jaunty, verve conceptions, full of ,go, newest ideas of specialists who cater to America's little lassies. Girls' Sailors, 59c values, in the sale for. ............. .19 Children's pretty trimmed Leghorns, with dainty fancy lacs ' brims, droopy and graceful; best, $4.00 values ever shown T in Portland, in the sale for . .,-.98 Special little lots of , Children's ' Hats, worth up to $25.00 and $30.00, for : v...,....,..;.... 83.85 and 94.95 Children's Lace Straw Flats, 89c value '. .23e " the brightest, the wiints of RIBBONS Beautiful Ribbons, radiant with style hundreds of "miles of brilliant ribbons, fairly bristling with newness and beauty,' at almost unbelievable values. Read , - 35c Ribbotis for, yard ........ ......,...............15f '40c Ribbons for, yard ..19ft " 60c Ribbons for, yard ......';,., ..22c4 65c Ribbons for, yart.;u... 24c 85c Ribbons for, yard ,35 95c Ribbons for, yard ..i.... 4n $2.00 Ribbons for, yard ..,,,,."... ,..,,' . 'csj A wonderful galaxy of baraains'ln TTstt AfUftmAMta millinery trimmings. -Big choosing at Tittle orlces. $50,000 OF NEW AND BE AUTIFUL MILLINERY to be "lat frorir25c to50c ontheSLWoffirtt coatbthla ttupendoua , . . . - millinery carnival! Sale on at 328 Washington street (entrance), this cltv. Two Will Be Open-Evenings A Grand D. THE SHAFER-WHITTIER COM PA NY. Managers t-W.4 V w