THE .OREGON SUNDAY ' JOURNAU PORTLAND, SUNDAY . MORNING. MAY 12. ; 1207. .AST DISPLAY IS WOHDEBTOL EXIilMT l YOU WANT TO BCa TUIJ NEWEST IN wniKING AITMIEL VISIT TUB 8TYXD STORE) A Spoor- teitn; v of Wear Mem t j- r 1 1 - If I . hi i i i m Watane ef - the . I) Mi know bmUm, ell grade, solid gold end gold flUed oasesi p to the tlok of time in evary dtall from M to eioo. a! on aad vey for it at ah MM7 t Of 91 WNL ' At back of bowl and ' handle where ordinary . myct putea ipoom goon enow wear, Holme & dwardf ' atoning inlaid Spoona, acampea 11 - ri hi BxatM or iu snow. . . xxon, at' ax bxoss - re Inlaid with a piece oi ntetung silver, en J ... .. " uuwmg eacn apoon with aplid lilver wear" at leai ihmn half the anteed for lJlflcJ DELTS AND LEATHER GOODS .We show a complete and well selected line of Bags, Purses ' and v Leather, Novelties. The collection ; embraces ; all I the newest fads and1 fancies in leathers,' frames. & t C A A designs and trimmings from 95c to.v. ) I uUU; i an i J Heavily stitched Leather Belts, with leather, buckle, all colors, regular fj gj and extra sizes.. DL Wash Belts, plaited and embroidered effects, deV ...25c ,tachable fastenings, pearl buckle, all sizes r fHBJ arta and craft axhlblt now la plao at. Ui Art tnuieum la r- narkabia la man way.- Far ona thing, Portland paoplt ara by thii maana enabled to and to atudy at their leUura much of tba flnert work which the Boston eoolety of arta and craftg wee abla to collect from ita mam -. bero, and that meana aomethlna. . In the next place it aire an opportun ity of admiring and forming acquaint ance with the oholce treaeurea from many Portland bomea, rare article which bar bean gathered la all part of the world, and that la not to ba orer- . 'looked.' y .: For another thing It la broadly educa- xi to ana we wno uve remote iron) th art center of th world and have few mean of keeping In touch with th thought of those interacted la th derel f opment of art nuit reoognlsa th large opportunity which thla display bring. And that aural? la worth while. ITumanlty Seen In Art Ther atlll ezleta a vacua diatruvt of th arta and craft movement among - thoaa who have but a alight aoqualnt anoe with Ita alma. There ia mora or les prevalent a notion that th renewed Interest In handwork la an attempt to revive processes .and art which have Veen superseded, to tura th clock of tha wona oaexwara ana to insist upon aoing fcy band th thing which ahonld prop erly be don by machinery. Thla la far from tha aplrit and tba Intention of th supporter of th arta and craft move ., tnent. They fee! that what can ba a well or batter don by machln should ba : ao don; but that auch thing should be ouite almpla and free from attmptd ,corauon. i'-l:'--'-- :-i :?;:? e 1 A machln la Incapabl of design or of art feeunsr and oecoratlon. it ia felt. la correctly used only when th e labor ' tloa la In keeping with th purpos for wnion u anicie 11 to n used and when It 1 th result of Individual taste and ilMvrxolaMXs-l'v- Had an Idea of Her Own. ' ' Thara la a ret, too, a mlaunderatand - fng a to ana of th main purpose, of this movement which may bo axpressed aa tha desire to promote tha art feeling among individual worker in th crafts and ta do away with tha merely mechan ical . and meroenarjr . motive in all branches of work. Indeed, t a woman who ought to know better, while look. lng at tbesa fin axaraslaa of Individual wont said: -If quit th latest thing to have thla kind of work." Shades of wiuiam Morrtat Tha latest thine! One of the most Interesting dlsolavs ta th discriminating visitor la th ham mered bras and allvar. v Th work of 1. Nelson Wlsner of Ore gon aty 1 remarkable In thla Una for Ita Individuality and tha fin thouaht in th design. Mr. WUner exhibits a bowl of copper don by Almself and another piece of his work which attraete much attention la tha sliver bowl loaned by ra. imvia noneyman. Portland Piffera From Boston. Oragonlana ahonld ba eartlculariv in terested in thla whan they remember inai air. wiener eoea these beautiful things simply because he waata to, th true anisi soul in mm axnresaln It, self through tha work of h la hands Boston would raveno. rrow intni wninuaiujfuo over Mr. wianra work if n were on of her native sons. Th Hiings ax beautiful for tha harmony, '' ana onnnaiitr or tneir n aa welVaa for tha perfaotlon with which uiey are renaerca. , , Another branch of work whinh tm . "' w pottery in which aimpliclty wjwrm ana nign quality of workman snip are ahown. .' Amiui tha arti.. loaned In thla craft are aoma fine ex amplea of Orueby ware, some from th Boston exhibit and aom loaned by Port- wBd P0?.1' 5 Mr- Mr- Brwstr. Mis Falling end other lovera of fin war show aom of thair iM.u..in.. Soma choiea plate In the Dedham with it aoft lines and colors ara tn t Other piece f pottery which bav aot ben , seen In Portland beforV ara th. work . Of A. a. Bagga of Marblehead. Soma ef thla la ahown in tba photo graph, v '-.:..,,';.;. , :,. - The braae 'ahown with tha Orueby tile and sotterv In tha nlatura wni9 in Portlands Am on tha eih)hlfr aM a B. B. Wood, Mm. Lit Hoffman. W. Eafert;:effiffiM:Co, Cor. Washington and Tenth Thatnoa Tone Llectric riatirons ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL 7 TOP BOW -OLD PBWTER; DEJDHAM PLATE AND BAOOS POTTERT. BOTTOM BOW-BOWLS Bt J, ; r N..WJSNE.R AND GOLF CLUB TROPHY BRASS AND GRUEBY WARE). B. Ayar and Mra. B. I Corbett. i s Much attention haa been attracted by the fine allverwara and enameled work and the jewelry1 done by Miss Mildred Miss Jane Carson of Cleve- Watkins ind land, who work together. Since the announcement ha been mad that Mis Watkina haa been engaged to conduct summer scnooi . in metal , worn , ana jewelry under the auspices of the Art aasoclatlon there haa been great Jololng among many who bop to aee natter ? Knowledge ; or tne arte ana crafts disseminated ' among u. Miss Xnowlton, a sister of Mrs. Fred Btrong of Portland, also shows some of her handiwork In thla Una, Product of 1760. n One of th other article represented In th photograph la tha old urn or pitcher, which la a trophy, and which la now up for competition, It la th prop ertyrAf the Golf club and waa made in Brugge in 1760. Th various - shialda hung upon It are inscribed with tha para III ACROSS U CANYON Engineering Feature of Northern Pacific's Crangeville Line Near Completion. Culdesae, Idafte, May J(L The founda tion for. the bridge across Lawyer can yoa on tha new extension of tha Korth rn Pacific ia about completed, v A large f ora f bHdg men ar pushing the work as rapidly aa poaelble. ' Six ddt tlonal carloads of steel have just bees re ceived for this , great atreoture aeros thla wooddrful an,l awa-lnspirinr forgt and It la hoped by tha man la charge ef the work to have th bridge completed at ai very aarly 'data. : Tha weather la delightful and tha -. rsny la hurrying the work.: Aa fast as th roadbed la empltd th r,dilavars follow up with , their ma. i.i--ry for r'aulftg tha ties and Steel iB Iouion. ' On account f , the splendid -avhr rapid progress is being' made -1 eax& ca Uaea U.e track farUuw out on the great Nee Peree prairie. ' The rrad-na now practically oomplated four mue or mor from thla city. Za Time foe Thla Tear Wbaafc, - Out on the great open prairie between Cottonwood and Grangevllle thraa large gang "are at work, and contractors ar employing every man .that can be ea enred at big wages to push tha rrad work to completion, .. Th grading gang win nave tne roadbed ,comtIeted to GrangevllI and ready for steel by July . ana ateei gang wui tnea take chara ana wtu. ir possible, complete tha ex tension la time to gat the big Nes Pare wneat crop err una rail, cottonwood i now te be the hospital headauarters. end already the company Is removing tha hospital from this city to that point xn iannr au aiong the line are Jubi lant over the new road and ar patting a - larger : acreage in , crooa than aver before, as it la now certain the road win , be built te move thla aaaaon'e Crop. V'iA;',j,,.,'','!iT- ' .''' ijig 'i;.f; Th town all alnnv tha Una from culdesae to Orangsvtlle ara boominar. Bualness Df kll kinds ia srood ami avarv. bodjF jaeema happy and-prosperous. SEVERAL EARTHQUAKES . ARE FELT IN AUSTRIA Laoben, Austria. : May 11. Several earthquake shocks ware felt her at T o clock yesterday, but no damage waa and tha data when other competitor nave won it. Tha rich velvet on which these articles stand la tha property of Mrs. Hlrach. It ia from Rhodesia, 1 Old pewUr la of late years coming egain to tha fore and many treasured articles in tnia eort war, enoo ignored but now appreciated, are loaned ey Portland people. The articles grouped in the photograph belong to Mra Hugh Hum, Mr, corbett and Mr. Koehler. Individual mention 1 not possible In regard to the other rare and beautiful treaaurea shown. The book exhibit alon la . worthy of much etudy. Hsre la th mosT careful work In binding anl leath er, Among th rarest of the treaaurea ahown la an old copy of tha Koran, lent by Mra. Hlrach, every page of which ia Illuminated with the moat reverent hand work. - . The wonderful textiles which areet th ey as one enter th rooms ar th property pf ; Mrer-Helen Ladd Corbett and are marvels of richness and beauty. , Some simpler home work la hown in the adjoining room where era aome pro ducts of the colony founded by th wife ef the artist, Douglaa Volk at Center Novell, Maine, for the purpose of keep ing the women at work at their homol looma instead of entering the factories, Much of the work haa had Mr. Yolk's own attention In the matter of design. The women keep their own sheep, card their wool, make their own dye. Mr. Volk will be remembered aa the painter of the Maid Marian and the Boy with I the Arrow at the fair, Work Dpne by BBnd.- ' - ' One of the moat jnmarkable exhibit is a part of the eostoa , display, the i work of the blind. Here are rag rugs. dolleys and scarves which It la not poa elble to realiaa are the work of panda ungulded by aeelng aye. - -, It would Indeed be a pity for any one who values the true and the fine In all lines of applied arta to miss seeing this display, but remember, ' It will remain but a week longer. Tha Art-museum will be open thla afternoon from 2 to , ajame Tor ; Tim . Bav Tear Health gave Tour Weary Kvape gave Ton Money . gave Tear Olothee Bare Tone Temper gave Tone Oomplaxloa) SHORTAGE IK ACREAGE MAKES PANIC III PIT . .. . . . : ;i r , Intense Excitement on Chicago Board of Trade-Bulls 1 Force Prices Up. L . " (Journal BDeeial a.rrlee.t ' Chicago, May 11. Pandemonium and runaway market created scenes of lntenaa excitement In the wheat pit yes terday when July wheat , soared three cents. iraaing was .enormoue and many bears were caught short " Excite ment followed, resulting in scenes such as were enacwo when ."Old Hutch." Tin-Plate" Raid, Lelter and Gatea were attempting to control the market The bears maae a united attack on the market.a.na for some me succeeded In keeping price down, but the bulla ral lied ana zorcea tne prices from 85 c to . 18 6-8e, registering . an . Increase 4 He in two days. Panicky aoenes were brought about by the government report for May showing that the wheat acreage had been eut down 'from 11,000,000 to 28. 800,000 In a month. Farmer are plow ing uff their grain because of Insect paata. Foreign buyera rushed lnte the market but the greatest purcbasee are saia to nave been by country farmers expecting $1 wheat and rushing In or- oers ior juiy grain at tne present prices. The trading waa the bitterest i known nere ror years and the wildest confusion provaueq ip the pit for boura O Some of today's want ada coma from your neignoorhooa. . PARDON FOR MAN WHO ( STOLE COAL IS ASKED (Bpecial Dlapatch ts The JToaniaLi Echo,- Or,. May llw A netltlon aalrina ror tne pardon of Frank Short, now serving 100 daye in the county Jail for Stealing coal at Echo, haa been filed with EetricrAttorney Phelps at Pen dleton.' lt. le algned, by Mayor L i. Esteb end many resident of Echo, also Dy w. w. cotton, cnier attorney for the u. k. n. company, from which com pany the coal was etolai bo tow vxm our baby? Tou wonder whyTie cHes, tuv a botae of White's Cream Verml. f uge and he will never cry. Most babies nave worms, ana tne mothers don't know it White Cream Vermifuge rid th child ef worms and cleans out Ita system In a pleasant way. Every moth er should keep a bottle of this medi cine in the house. With It, fear need never enter her mind. . Price 25a. fioM by all dxugguta, - . , , y " . . . .-K..r. ! 9p? I 150,000 TONS OF RAILS Largest Single Order Ever Placed J To Be Used Next Year Open Hearth Variety. fill in coupon and mail to us The iron will be delivered, with all necessary equipment, abso lutely free of charge-No delay CUT OUT COUPON AND MAIL TO US TODAY . , (Journal Bpedal Sarvlee.) , :. New York, May 11. Larger than any single order .for . eteel ralla ever before placed with one company is an order (or 150,000 tons of rail just given to the Tennessee Coal A Iron company by th Harrlman roada' Of the totat order iie,goo tone are ror the s union and Southern Paclflo systems, and 40,000 for thr tUlnoie Central. The Order represents about $5,000.- 000. It calls for delivery In 1(0,' The ralla era deliverable for 10 months at the rate of 11,000 tons per month. The order la said to be another indl. 1 cation of the growing popularity of the open hearth rati.; Heretofore the Har rlman lines have been buying Bessemer rails, principally from the United States Steel corporation, at 828 a ton, as com pared with 2t paid for the open hearth alL , , PORTLAND RAltWAY. LIGHT ft POWER , Flret and Alder Street, Portland, Oregon, Gentlemen You may deliver to tne one Electric Flab Iron, which I agree to try, and if unsatisfactory to tne: to return to you within 30 daye from date of delivery. If I do not return it at that time you may charge aame to my account at $4.00. It i understood that no charge will be made. for the iron it I return it within 30 days. DEPT. Addreie. , ; THL 30 DAYS' TRIAL OFFER AP PLIES ONLY TO CONSUMERS OF OUR CURRENT