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THE OREGON, DAILV v JOURNAIi PORTtAII0, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1S07.
WJ FilLlV IS
TO DE REUHITED
Relatives of Slayer of Stanford
; White Join Hands In Effort s
III SETTLE
fJOLDERS' STRIKE
Letters From Employes and Em
ployers Announce Willing-
nessf to Arbitrate.
''1. V
EVELYN'S MISSION JO M
', PITTSBURG IS PEACE
ALL TROUBLE WILL BE ? &
AMICABLY ADJUSTED
Mm. Holman Will t Receive v Iler
; Daughter and It Is Expected That
KeconclUatlon Win Be Jtesnlt of
Conference Between Them. . . . ,
Both hide to Controversy Will Meet
j; and Endeavor to Effect Friendly
Settlement of Eight-Hour Day
v Difficulty.
" 1 (Jfoarul Special Sarrlrt.)
FUUburr. May 10. Relatives of
Harry Kendall Thaw, for" the first time
are ' thoroughly eonvlnoed that be ts In
Aire Jeopardy and hay decided to sink
their personal Quarrels and make a
united effort to sav the life ot the
1 prisoner. '.,"'-- v ,;""v.v. v:?. ;.?
Mrs. Evelyn Nesblt Thaw, wife ot
Harry K. Thaw, arrived In Pittsburg
Wednesday morning; and Is a guest at
I,yndhuret, the bom of Mrs. William
Thaw. During her visit to Pittsburg
young Mrs. Thaw will call upon her
mother, Mrs. Charles J. Holman of
Brooklyn, and try to street a reconcilia
tion. It Is expected that the aid of Mrs.
Holman wlU be aotlvely enlisted In be
half of Harry at the second trial Mrs.
Holman baa said that she was willing
to forgive sind forget the past and will
ing at any time to receive her daughter
In her home, and this statement has led
to plans for a reconciliation. Until a
few weeks ago young Mr a Thaw had
not been. In communication with her
mother sine her marriage.
17EATHER FAVORS'
- HEAVY FRUIT CROP
Warm Period Has Allowed the
Blooms to Fill Grain In1
Need of Moisture.
Th dry weather of tb past few
weeks has been very favorable for th
fruit prospects," said H. M. William
son, secretary of th state board of
horticulture, yesterday. "The . fruit
does not need rain and has ben greatly
benefited during th last month because
of the absence of It, for during the
blooming period ' heavy . cold rain is
likely to do a great deal of damage."
At th sam Urn extended rains at
th present time could not do any dam
age, according to th fruitgrowers, and
while not necessary would probably be
better for th crop in th long run. Th
That all differences existing between
th molders and their employes will be
settled satisfactorily ts considered prob
able by th receipt of two letters by th
Portland branch of th National Indus
trial Pac association from th Manu
facturers' association and th molders
union, la which both organisations ex
pressed themselves In favor of arbitra
tion for th settlement of differences
between employ and employer. i
What makes th letter from th
Manufacturers' association significant Is
the fact that several members of th
board of directors sr employers of
members of th molders union.. The
letter from the union was signed by
President H. W. Drew and members of
th executive committee. It was ad
dressed to Wallls Nash, chairman. Ths
letter follower' --
"I am In receipt of your kind favor
of the 4th Inst, and la response am glad
to say I shall uss my best endeavors to
bring about through your kindly of
flees, a conference between the Iroa
Molders union snd th employers, for
the purpose of effecting a friendly set
tlement of our dispute over th eight
hour day Issue. v - t
T may remark that our constitution
commits us to arbitration of all differ
ences or trsfl disputes, and Z shall sub
mit your letter to our membership at
ths next meeting of our organisation
jrith a' view to securing th indorse
ment of your proposition.""
Ths letter from th Manufacturers
association -was . addressed - to P. H.
Sculltn and was signed by 8. & Vincent,
secretary of th association. ,Tb let
ter follows: . 'V ... 'v
, Tt gives ms great pleasure to inform
you . that th plan of your association
for tha promotion of batter and more
harmonious relations between employers
and employes, as outlined by you to th
directors of this association, were ap
proved at last night's moating of th
board, and th following resolutions
adopted: ' .
" "Resolved, That th directors of th
Manufacturers association of th north
west tndors and commend th efforts
of th National Industrial Peace asso
ciation to seour th settlement of all
differences between employer and em
ploye by arbitration through regularly
organised county and state committees,
and recommends th plans of th asso
Be Sure to Get What f
.... You Ask For.
?rpHERE Is a Reason,,
r why the Good. People
; America buy Cascareta ;
' Fast as the Clock Ticks.
Every second tome one, somewhere.
Is Buying a little Ten-Cant Box of Cas
is 1.2.X 4. 5. 660 times to the Minnie,
60 Minutes to the Hour, 3600 Boxes an ;
Hour. 36.000 Boxes a Day of Ten Hours.
1,080,000 Boxes a Month, and khen soma.
, Think of It 220,000 People take ft
' Caaoaret tablet each day, ' Millions use
Casoarets when necessary. , ' -',;
The Judgment of Millions of Bright
Americans is Infallible. They have been
Buying and Taking Cascareta at (hat rata
for over Six years.
Over Five Millions of Dollars bava ;
been Spent to make tha merits of Caa-
carets known, and every cent of It would
be lost, did not sound merit claim and
hold the constant, continued friendship,
Patronage and Endorsement of veil
pleased people year after year. -There
ts also a Reason- '' "
Why there are Parasites who. attach
themselves to the Healthy Body of Cee.
caret's success Imitators, Countor
' tetters, SubsHtutors. J
They are Trad Aleves who would
rob Cascareta of the "Good WIHH of tha
people, and sneak unearned profits,
earned and paid for by Cascareta.
' A Dishonest Purpose means Dis
honest Product and a Disregard of the
Purchasers' Health or Welfare. l !
; . Beware of the SUck Saleaman and his
-ancient "Just as Good'' story that com
mon sense refutes. ; v
Cascareta are made onb by tha Ster
ling Remedy Company, and put up In
metal box with tha ' long-tailed C ' on
the cover. They are never sold In bulk.
; Every tablet marked CCC.,,
: Be sure you get the genuine." fga
MISSIONARIES HOLD
MUALCOii,'!
' '''" ii ' i ' ' ' " ' n L.:,'
Fourth Session of Yearly Meet
: Ing Will Be Held This , t
Afternoon. . .
I
Private
Exchange
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WHEN IH A HURRY' FOR 1 DRUGS, CALL OmQF -THESE PUOXES. I
HUNDRED SALESMEN READY 10 FILL YOUR ORDERS PROMPTLY
Uoi
Pht
n
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FiniTbiimRequisites
: Everything necessary for the
toilet table. (A skilled dem-?-.
onstrator in attendance to
advise in treatment of spe
cial skin defects and explain
in full necessary remedies in
' every case.)-.f-: :. u
UWIR-DAS Bath of Benzoin, a perfect bath perume...,.....
U-AR-DAS Cold Cream, th perfect toilet cream Of ,
U-AR-DAS Milk of Cucumbers, softens and bleaches the akin.,."o
. U-AR-DAS Perfect Luxury, the best liquid face powder, white ft
and flesh ' . ,.... J' f '
U-AR-DAS Face Powder, a pur rice powder ......... .."f
Parisian Massage Pomade, cleanses the skin and removea black- ;
1 heads . . . . V. , .. , i ......MH",' J J?
Golden Rod Skin Food, in stick form, luxury after ahavmg.,.25
Bell's Vlvtla, massage and akin food v
Woodlark Skin Food, feeds and builds up the shrunken tissues.. f
Woodlark Cucumber Cream, aoftena and whitens the J
Mt Hood Cold Cream, a superior article ........ u.-lO, 25BjJ -
Egyptian, a moat exquisite liquid face powder,... JJ -;
Bell's Face Bleach, removes tan, freckles and sunburn fl.OO
Micro, cures dandruff and stops falling hair; a moat excellent aa ;
hair tonic v.... ..f0 '
Dermatic Egg Shampoo, cleanses the scalp and keeps the hair in -the
fineat condition ........... ...i.. .
Woodlark Dry Shampoo, makea oily hair fluffy without wa8hing.r0
11 UU
:u Prices greatly reduced on Hot fTX
Water Bottles, Syringes, Com-((
1 plexion Brushes, Sponges. All
reliable, of the best quality, and
guaranteed to give : excellent L
V'service. 'yy lp;r''-;:"'r
Wuw
,; 500 Ruaalan Sponges, different shapes and sizes; 50c, 65c, 7Sc, '
cut rate a ....... ,....... ,y. ,..,.. .."......29 '
i Marvet Whirling Spray Syringe, reg. $3.50 quality, cut rate. .? 3.49 "
v Ladies' Syringe, red rubber, regular $250, cut rate , .. . .. .f 1.T3
2-it White Rubber Hot Water Bottle, regular 75c, cut rate ,.43
; 500 Rubber Complexion Brushes, regular 15c, cut rate .,,,. 8
2-qt Combination Hot Water Bottle and Syringe, reg.f$1.50, ;
cut ire-;iViV.w
2-qt Red Rubber Fountain Syringe, reg. $1.SA cut rate v. .,f 1.23
; 2-o.t Fountain Syringe, regular 75c, cut rate Vi,'. 46vk
S-qt White Rubber Fountain Syringe, reg, $1.25, cut rate....83
2-qt Fountain Syringe, regular 85c, cut rate ,..,..;:...C3y
J S-qt Red Rubber Hot Water Bottle, reg. $1.0, cut rate.. v. 1.19 ?
S-qt White Rubber Hot Water Bottle, regular 95c, cut rate...T3 :
Rubber Gloves, rearular 75c special
rraln la In need of rain and the WU
lamette valley sraingrowers ar anx-1 elation to th thoughtful consideration
louslr waiting It,. - , I of all cltlsens." . ' . , - - v ......
Tb weather conditions for both fruit I Sir. Boullln. who has been In Portland
and grain have been unusually favorable I several months perfecting th :: local
during the entire spring. The season I branch or the peace assooiatien. an
' has been much later than usual, which
to a great degree accounts for Hi fa.
vorable prospects In Oregon as well as
th entire Pacino northwast
WANT FARM LANDS FOR
FAMILY OF FIVE HUNDRED
A Swedish resident of Minneapolis
has written to tb Portland chamber of
commerce asking for Information as
to an available tract of agricultural
land In western ' Oregon for locating
600 Swedish families. They do not de
sir timber or arid lands, but want
something that will be ready for farm
. lng. They prefer a location In th Wil
lamette valley.
nounced today that his part of th work
was finished and that he was vary wall
satisfied with th progress made. , He
has turned over all th work of th as
sociation to th executive board and
will leav shortly for Seattle, where h
will organise a branch of th assocla
tlon. "
BO TOTT ZOTB
Sour baoyr zou wonder why he cries,
uy a botil of White's Cream Vermi
fuge and he will never cry. Most babies
have worms, and the mothers don't
know 1L White s Cream Vermifuge rids
the child of worms and cleans out ita
system in a pleasant way. Every moth
er should keep a bottle of this medi
cine in th house. With it, fear need
never enter her mind. Price zSo. Sold
by all druggists.
Maybe You're Getting
Good Cigars-Maybe Not
Trouble is you . can't always tell you take a
. chance and pay your money. ' Sometimes you get a
good smoke and of ten you ?et a poor one.
' - You can be sure of what you're
v petting before you . smoke it, .
, No matter where you buy your smokes, or what s
price you pay the best cigar for your money you'll ;
find in boxes bearing this Triangle A mark of merit
.- This Triangle A represents remarkable improve
" tnent in - cigar quaKty. . The American Cigar Com
, parly's extensive, growing, buying, , storing and ,
. manufacturing facilities and costly equipment, ' sys- .
tematically operated ffin ; refining and blending the
dosely graded leaf, have broughtjabout this improve- 4"
ment without increasing the cost, '
-, The only way you can benefit by the better,
' quality thus made available, is to be sure the Triangle
A is stamped on the box whenever you buy cigars. ?
. If you like a really good domestic cigar we
ggestyoutry ' -
The New CRE3IO :
; Maybe you'd like some other Triangle A brand :
better, but you can't fail to note the immensely
improved quality of this famous cigar a direct and v
, convincing result of- our, scientific manuf acturing .
methods. ' . r
AIIEIUCAIT CIGAR C01IPANY
' Th annual convention of the Oregon
Christian Missionary society - Of ' tb
northwest district la In session at th
German Evangelical church. Tenth and
Clay streets. Because of the Installa
tion of a new pip organ at th Flret
Christian churoh th day sessions could
not be held In that church a at first
planned. Th night sessions, however,!
are held at th First churoh. -
Th first two sessions war held
yesterday and th third was held thlsj
morning, while there Is a session this
afternoon, and th last will take place I
at th First Christian church. Park and
Columbia streets, this vnlng. , :
Ci. Bias of Forest drove was th
principal speaker et th morning ses
sion and talked on th subject of "How I
to Keep th District Treasury FulL"
Nothing out f th regular lln dvel-l
oped during th discussion or consid
eration of bualnesa - Th convention
baa been very successful and many en
couraging reports hav been mad by
delegates from different part of the
district
This afternoon F. Elmo Robinson and
M. B. Meacham ar th principal speak- j
era wno win introduce th subjects,
"Ths Field and Bow to Keep a District
Evangelist In It All th Time," and "Th
Money Conscience," respectively, which
will be followed by discussions. This
evening there wlU be devotional serv
ices and Rev, C. F. B wander of Mo
MlnnvlU will preach th sermon.
4' - - " 1 Li .1 . .1 i'.':;-:
RAILROAD TOWNS WANT
TO BE ON THE RAILROAD
': ISi)eUl Dtnafcfc ta Tb jMnaLI
Olympla, Wash., May lO.Th towns
1 or leun. Thurston county, and Mesa,
Ffarklln county, hay made complaint I
to th state railway commission, asking
1 an order irom tne commission to com 1
pel th Northern Paolfle to build suit
able depots and. provide better train
serviae. '.-m :-(- -."i-.v" ";'--..
. Complaints have been lud and th
railroad cited to appear and . show
causa why It should not give th serv
1 ice demanded.' Yelm, on of ths oldest
towns in Thurston county, has a popu
lation of over ISO, with a big farming
community behind It and does a heavy
local business , with . Tacoma. . Fw
trains stop at Telm. and ; passengers!
rrequenuy must go. to Roy, live miles,
to board a train. Th -complainants
1 want a regularly employed agent, and
that more r trains be regularly sched
uled to stop. Practically th sam com.
plaint is mad at Mesa, . Which Is - a
thriving young Franklin county town
above Pasoo on the Northern Paolflo.
RAILROADS WILL SPEND
BILLION FOR EQUIPMENT
T tJoanal SpaekJ Servtaa.)
Chicago, May 10. Because of " th
continual car ahortages and apparent
lack of facilities for handlln th traf-
fie of th United States. American raU
roads ar forced to plan th expendi
ture of nearly 11.000.000.000 for eauiD-
ment during th current yearifs:. ;! '.
Approximately 160.000 frelrht ears
will be built, (.000 Dassena-er coaches
and .000 locomotives added, and (IV
iOOO.ooo wui oe spent in steel rails, ap
proximating the purchase of mora than
1,000,000 tons Of steel.
These orders wUl mean that every
manufacturing plant, handling railroad
aouipment. In th United States. Canada
and Mexico, will be required to ran full
crews cay and night -j-
NEW BONANZA STRUCK.
FQR COPPER KING CLARK
(pti! Dtepetch to n Joamt.)
Butt. Mont, May 10. A. to-foot Idg
of copper glance was uncovered at Co
lumbia Gardens, Butte's chief pleas
ure resort whil a workmen . were
digging sewer tranoh yesterday. . Th
strlk was ntirely . unexpected. Th
or la so rich that should It oontlnu
for any depth It promises to develop
into a big mine.. The ground belongs
to formsr United Btatea Senator W. A.
Clark,
Zi la 1
vnlemer
saaet af
ford b
wltJumt av
ways at
kaad : an
teair tot
Instant
HAVE YOU k fOUmm P2.U?
Ts eaa.. a
; '-", ' v -v '. yry i:: ' yy: t w.-' r
Yjffz? r raU'
.JPJLJj' wondat how
.tsSy' ' ym' ret
,";.,Mil, i:.,v r:....:.,i,' alone with-
Pens Worth From $2.00 to $6.00, Special This VJeek, $1.00
Ottit
Woodlark Olive Oil
4 THE PURB EXPRESSED PRODUCT
f'.fty OF SELECTED OLIVES
Thin, acrawnv folk take WOODLARK
OLIVE OIL and grow fat tad healthy. Its '"
flavor is delicious; nothing equals it for
salads. A moat excellent oil for cooking.
. It contains no additions of any sort Doc
tors prescribe WOODLARK OLIVE OIL,
for they know by experience they can de- '
. pend upon it . !y-" -4 ' K:':-'
If you try WOODLARK OLIVE OIL
and think it is not all we claim for it, we
will give yoo back your money. . :
. ZOf, CO and 85 botUesi f 8.80 galV
Plant FlowerSeeds
Asters, Zinnias, Bakhelor's Buttons,
etc, every kind ot fresh flower seeds,
the kind that Is sure id grow. 1
SnttlaL ner oackaat -4 A
Baskets and Hampers
i Beautiful reed, erraee linen, fiber and
different
shapea,
iiama. tinted
X nral grass colors, 85f to f 6.00,
raffia Baskets.
woven in various desi
closely
and in nat-
ft Kl 5D9 jmJt 0y - J -f ,
JAPANESE FANS FOR WALL DEC
ORATION, different sizes, shapes and
colors, 10t, 15e, S55 and..S5f ;v:
Sterilized Halt
BCUtoa'a Fur Hxtraoi, aa . trafafUas Blee4
aad Xarv Toalc. -
For all diaeaaea of a wasting ,
nature, convalescence, Joss of '
appetite, chlorosis and complica
tions arising from an impover
ished condition of the blood and
nerve centers, muscular weak
ness, sallow complexion, lack of
memory and kindred troubles. .. .
An excellent remedy for tha
aged. Will not ; diatresl ' the
weakest stomach. Does not in-
; jure the teeth; 25 one bottle; '
$2.50 dozen. With Pepto
Mangandte of Iron, 35f per v
' bottle; f 3.50 per dozejrj.'. - ' .
till lEUVCIt IS TIC
cm
rjwADiAi mm at
fUUViU'E
KOVTBLTCIFDIT
EXTENDED Tt .
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The people buy during this GREAT CLEARING SALE with perfect confidence, knowing that every reductibn
is genuine, that no subterfuges are resorted to, that every transaction is backed by the house. We must have
room and this is a room-making sale for the $60,000.00 stock on the way'from New York.
'.A
Men s Suits
$12.00 and $15.00 Suits Jf
for, men, latest style. v. ipTr. 1 0
$16.50 Suits of Scotch ' QL CA
tweed. aJUaO V
$16.50 and $18.00 Suits of imported
blues, blacks and fine : dJO A r
worsteds )0y O
$20 and $25 Suits, : cheviots, wor
steds, all wool tweeds, (1 f t (J
plaids, guaranteed. .f-J) I id 1 0
Men's Pants
$1.50 and $1.75 fi(
Working Pants.". '.. ... ; ."JC
$2.00-and $2.50 : 3 A
Working Pants... . . . 1 Oy
$350 and $4.00 ' ' t AO
Dress Pants. ........ aj) l'my O
Men's Overcoats
300 Coats 'to choose from: not one cost
less than $7.15 to $13.60. . . (JC AA
Your choice. tomorrow at.,..yt7UI
Shoes
Men's Hats ;
$2.00 Hats, all shapes and OA
shades ;...OyC
$5.00 Soft and Stiff t : 'i C1r C
Hats ilt)t)
$100 and $5XK) Stetson's, all . G Q r
blocks i)Ot)
$2.50 box calf and vici, J i : f) A
latest styles ; ... p 1 Ly
$3.50 and $4.00 box calf, vici ,
Goodyear welt, all (Jj . O C
shapes ....... . . . . ... P 1 00
$4.50 and $5.00 Shoes, guaranteed
to wear, and to be the' most
stylish, in different. . , d O 5 C
leathers k. ......... . D900
Special prices on all Oxfords.
Mr
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-, .... ,. i
Men's Furnishings
1 Art TOIutJ 5rf:'lWiiv,)!v:;'s r.
isw iuuucu ; ,vvs '5.'.'';.,"i;':"';';.
w iiuwi nvcu ., , . , . . . ....
$1.50 Ribbed .
Underwear . . ; . i . V, . . . ; . . .
$1.50 blue, pink and natural
wool balbriggan .... . .
$4.00 Imoorted Scotch
wool Underwear . ; ,.....,. J
40c
50c Working Shirts, '
the best on earth . . . . . . . , ,OvC
$1.50 grade of .."- 'm
Shirts ,7 IOC
$1.00 and $1.50 Golf Shirts, beauti
ful patterns, standard L
brands. Your choice . ...... Ut)v
75c and $1.00 Neckwear, '
splendid assortment : . ; , 1 C
15c white Linen Handker-
chiefs, all you want at ....... tjC
.:...4c,
ant of this year's I
patterns, tans and A
blacks,.'...: 1UC
12Vc Sox, variety
of colors ; .
25c Sox, all you want
THIRD
AND
BURHSIDE
THIRD.
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