THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 30,. 1807.
HOPS IE OH
ANOTHER TRAIL
rough country ss can ba found in the
northwest. Those following the dots,
which steadily keep on the trail, find
Incredible nardahipa In totting- over the
ground which the two loat persons have
apparently negotiated at . terrible ex
pense of physical exertion and with
hunger gnawing; keenly. . ' .
Yesterday morning a freah trail of
the i two was found elsht mllea from
where the doxs were working. , Thle
IVCW ITaCO JJlSCOVered 01 tile In the foreat three miles from
.'- what la known aa Palace camp, a point
iwuie i aKen oy jian ana
Boy Lost in Woods. ' :
: ' , , . ; !'-.-' ' . ' ',)
LINDSAY IS GIVINO '
. FOOD TO COMPANION
JSgg Sheila s Show That Lawrence
' Black Is' Only One Who la Eating
and Bat a Scant Supply Remains
for Illm;
on the' Bailey-Willie trail, ana wnere
the trail crosses the Mowlch river. Two
ooys who were sesrchlng ' for them found
this krall and Immediately came to
Fairfax and word waa aent for the
doas Tbae were . working :.. In the
Volaht creek bottoma and were -brought
back to Fairfax at: duak laat evening
and were put on the freah frail about
o'clock thla morning.
" The searchers have atronc hopes of
finding the wanderera before 'they buc-
eumh from hunaer and exposure.
When they left Fairfax Saturday they
had one dosen hard-boiled egga and
about half a docen eandwlchee., A camp
ha a been found on Volght creek where
they ate half of thee egga ana peraaps
half the sandwiches. ,f Tnereaitor, incu
catlona ahow. they huebanded their food
with the atrlcteat economy.
Their trail la plainly dleeerniwe
throurhthe tall f erne and over rotten
logs, and in placea ' in aand and loose
earth. V Th . searchera believe - that
Snaeial D It Ml eh Tbe Joornl)
Tacoma, May 10. The hunt for Brent
A. Lindsay, the schoolteacher of Fair
fax, and Lawrence Mack, the 12-year-old
son eC Mine Foreman Mack, who were
lost n the woods several miles west of Llndaay Is giving all the food Hot eaten
that place "Saturday, la being pressed the flrat day out to the child. Occa
wlth feverish vigor by hundreds of men slonally. aa the A searchera acramble
In that vicinity, it being. realised that through the woods, they find pan or
imioaa the wannrafe naedilr dls-1 the shell of an egg. and this Is always
covered vthey will perish from hunger I directly sa the tracks Of tne cnua.,
and exposure. -Vr I C " Xongk Country.
Since getting the bloodhounds on the r nlfl wh-r- . fresh trail was
trail yeaterday morning the. two have dl-co vred ye.trday Is In a country so
been followed for mllea through one of
denaest. foreats and over perhaps as
Cures
r7TTT7
Cause
Comment
enormously rough that the- two can
make but little progress, though It Is
apparent that they are traveling almost
rom dawn to duak. no place wnere
they have spent a night has yet been
discovered along their tralL The trail
is shaped directly- toward Mount , Rat'
nier, and from this course the two are
apparently not intending to deviate.
The mountain la by no means visible
In the forests, and it Is Improbable that
... . they know they are going toward u.
. ...- HThe searcher believe that Lindsay, In
WORK 'OF 4THE -FER-DON going dlrecUy toward ths Iuget sound
i.i .... i region. r,,.'1 1 ?..": ?.x--, v--k
MEDICAL. CAJfttKlS WilMai Lindsay Is a popular young man. a
FAVORABLE MENTION ton. who ! well known and baa hoats
....r.YTon '' V. "-: lot friends both to Seattle and Tacoma.
M.KXWni!.Kl! The child. Lawrence Mack, la a unlver
7'- vf 1 I sal favorite at Fairfax, and aoes there
L . 1 ai".MN-' " Innilar the nickname of "Bune." He Is
"'i' . f i . I .,.WI1 kullt .. mtllrA-m lltla faltnw.
. . a 1 wvj,. vwm. -" -rf "
pemonstrauons at l wcntietn ana with a smiling face and a happy, dispo-
i
Washington
Grow More Interesting One
Elderly Lady Made to Hear
After Being Deaf From Child-
hood.'
AUDITOB FAILS 1
- (Continued from Page Ona
v
Honesty-of Purpose
y . Proven
viewed the failure to publish the
election notice a serious defect.
Attorney Thomas Q. Greene pro
nounced tbe carelessness on the part of
the CUT auouor a mailer wmon wtom
without aueatlon Invalidate the bond !
sues and necessitate a special election at
the expense of the taxpayers. He said
this morning: '
1 have not examined the authorities
In extenso, but am of the opinion that
the failure of City Auditor Devlin to
oubllah notice of the election June t
will result In aerloua loss to the city.
"Section of the Portland city
f.
Deaf From Childhood and Com
pelled tO Distinguish Words by charter reculres the auditor, under dl-
the Movement Of the Lips, Mrs. notice by publication In the city official
paper of each general election, the of
floors to be elected at the same, and
tbe place or places la each ward desig
nated for holding the election therein.
Feople-Wlshea rrastxated.
"Every man Is presumed to know the
date of a general election, the same hav
ing been fixed bv law, and tha courts
;j ' Annie,Robinson,. Who Lives at
, - MJZ .Clay Street -'
5 ?
Portland, called to see the Great Fer
Don last night at bis free show grounds,
corner of Twentieth and Washington have very generally held that failure to
. ... r..- .h. .ma ,ln . h. give notice thereof does not Invalidate
treats. When she came up ; on tin ' 1-
. . i me Xllie w uium . u vuuuv wacm
platform sne was unaoie xo near anu cn0Ben thereat
In talking read the Hps of the person k "A different - rule - applies, however,
Tha wonderful nrena- where me voters ; even at a genenu
speaking to her.
Ttuon, waren, jw-uvm ( " I yote
municipal , election are called upon -to
for or -ao-alnst the issuance Of
cases of deafness, was applied, to her bonds or other municipal securities.
ears, and almost InsUnUy the hearing either , forj-publio purposes or sa ma
was benefited ana Mrs. noDinson aia-
, tinctly heard a conversation addressed
to her frotn a distance of to feet
Thomas Askay, a teamster who re
. Bides In Lenta and who is employed In
this city, was knother who t6ok ad
vantage of Fer-Pdn'e offer to: relieve
no
I notice to voters of -those mattera As
to them the election Is in effect a spe
cial election, and failure to give statu
tory notice is, I believe, a fatal defect.
"If 'the voters on. June i xavor tne
Bull Run pipe ' line bond Issue, the
parks and, boulevard, .flreboat, Madison
street bridge and other Dona issues, it
. .n(! is practically certain that no Investor
from deafness With one application , of - ' whft would bu th(
his Maglo Relief. After the remedy J at any price, and the desire of tha peo
was applied he addressed the people, pie will have been defeated by the care-
stating how h had been troubled with Je-sness 01 Jar. utvim na la prwom
, "Of course a special election could be
called subeequently. It would cost the
taxpayers several thousands of dollars."
VETERANS' GRATES ;
(Continued fromage Ona)
partial deafness for some time, but said
he:. '1 can now hear as well as ever,
and I don't know how long It will last,
but a medicine that will do me es much
, good on the first application as this has,
certainly nas the power to cure me. I
Intend to continue using It"
H. : Q. Winters, OU vriHi aronuo, v..m., .f ih. a 1 R tha flrairnn
'was another living Illustration of the (National. Guard, Spanish War Veterans
efficacy of this wonder working remedy. I and the Ladies Relief Corps, starting
too, was made to near. Uf Second and Morrison, marched in
The band concerts and entertainments parade followed by a long line of car
at Twentieth and Washington streets riagea in wnicn were tnose once strong
out now ceeDie. ai ourin ana sumon
the Spanish War Veterans and the N'
tlonal Guard, standing at present arms,
allowed the bent , blue-clad figures of
the Grand Army to paaa In review,
Then the line of march was resumed to
South Plasa blocks, where services were
held,
rre,
are gett!ngtetter nightly and are at
tracting much attention' from our muslo-
loving people who are coming out In
large numbers nightly , .
At 851 Washington street, where, are
the offices of the Fer-Don's 4 medical
experts, daily can be seen, many of the
- sick and afflicted people of Portland
; and many surrounding cities. The won
derful r Syarthgil treatment by" which
Snr4ixtia - 4a nurnd without -the use
i.: . i.-.,. fct i. th city, ga. past the Leaderbrand home
vi. m '-- i on their way south, and it waa be
' ready begun to form and the bloodless j jjaVed some of these tramps might have
MAID MURDERS
(Continued from Page Ona)
surgery In the cases of tumors and can
; cers Which is practiced sre winning
wldesnread .commendation. These
' doctors can cure many diseases which
fcy others are pronounced incurable.
No caaa is accepted In this office
where a positive cure cannot be pronv
' : laed and ; the honesty ' - of j, purpose Is
'prajt by their, refusal to accept any
case where It is found they cannot per
is feet a cure.'.--,?'.'.--. '
An Incident occurred - one " day';. thle
week which proves L this statement
attacked and murdered the girls, . who
were out gathering flowers for Memo-
I rial day. , - . . . (
'" aaaMaHBaaaMMeBBSMMaaMMMMMI
TAFT IS TROUBLED
"WITH SORE THROAT
- (Joanul Special Service.) ':
St Louia. May SO. Secretary Taf t had
throat trouble when he arose this morn
ing. A throat specialist, was called be
fore the, secretary was able to begin
the day. He took an automobile, ride
to the Country - club for lunoh at
Odaon. and at I o'clock addressed the
I BroughV by loving and anxious friends j Millers" national convention. -. He . was
a wmin anffarin from van incurable 1 aiven a reception at Glen Rheo Country
.disease waa carried Into the office. Of cluV.t
f the Tnedicai experts in an invaua cnr. , At tn6 Millers banquet Friday
'Ens was examined ana wnen jne oociora i morning.
. sahhx at v nai t n ! t ii Tiru- an v tin SB him i .
f miiM n-rfnrm eur. thft- WOmail nd 1 Kill I h. A I 1 1 lK.A Y I i '.
her friends were told so. No false
hopes, no promises Impossible ot. ful
fillment wsra given; the truth' waa told
and the case refuaed. ." " '
Fer-Don's first Instructions to the
physicians who use his expert methods
.PERFECT HARMONY
la "Tell the truth," : and it is in mis
way he has built up a reputation for
Vanesty, truth and Integrity,
yciouay
cool winds,
floaraat "DtcUl Service.)
Chicago, May 10. It la parti
weather here today, with
and no veterans fell this year from
heat and exhaustion in the Memorial
day "parade, Four thousand soldiers"
rraves were decorated here, Ex-Con
federates participated. ? V-- jand
ir'::-'-'b
300SilIPelticlat
Reg. $50' Values, $4.86
300 Petticoats, of extra
quality taffeta silk in'black
only, the' most serviceable
and desirable of all petti
coats, made with a deep
tucked flounce and ruffle,
with a . fancy heading.
' These skirts are made-ex-,
, tra full, and are finished in
" the most perfect manner.
, Sold I regularly .i at ($7.50. -
Special f or , .Friday Bar
gain Day, ti j Q
only ...... . J)4.O0
. - ars V v
mm-
- Mail orderi will ba- promptly
filled. None reserved, none C. O.
D.. no phone orders at this re-.
markably low price.
700 Yds. Printed Imported Batiste
Printed Ljnbrbid'd Batiste
Reg. 25c Values at 14 c Yd
100 yards in choicest patterns of printed and embroidered
batiste, printed in floral, figured and dotted effects with a
fresh and .dainty beauty that is irresistible. Regular 2Sc
values. While these 1,200 yards last, forFriday a
ale, yard ...... .14C
$1.50 Crepe and Swiss Kimonos, 98c
150 Women's crepe and dotted Swiss Nightingales or' Klmo
nos, very pretty and dainty for summer wear, In fancy Jap
anese patterns and dainty white dotted Swiss. QQn
Regular $1.50 values,. on sale for Ow
BxtfaoMihary Friday Saleoflfaists
In this mighty sale of summer Waists at all prices, we are offering thousands of new, fresh and
dainty waists in a hundred styles. Besides showing so many styles, we offer the greatest bargains
of the season in desirable waists.' Different from other sales. You can practically select the waist
you want from our entire assortment and pay only our Friday sale price. Many quantities limited
St win savoy of
ood jadfmeat
o bay at least S
or 4 of these
beautiful sew
shirtwaist.
all are pert act
ly made and of
splendid - msts
rials the very
latest oonealte
are saowa aare.
0i 0 s
W-yOn Sale Tfjday-'tvS
Mm
Regular $UQ New Lingerie Waists
Regular $1.75 New Lingerie Waists .,........18
Regular $2.00 New Lingerie Waists .$1.50
Regular $2.25 New Lingerie Waists . :. . . .1.78
Regular $2.50 New Lingerie Waists . . : . . . . . . . 198
Regular $2.75 New Lingerie Waists ........ ... .$3.15
Regular $3.00 New Lingerie Waists ........ .. .$2.35
Regular $3.50 New Lingerie Waists ....t.....;.$2.75
Regular $5.00 New Lingerie Waists . .$.08
Mail Orders filled if received at once
None on aprjroval at this
low sale price.
Tbe best valaes
the daintiest
styles we bave
ver . been able
to offer at such
moaatat
prloes.
81.15 y ji
The aew UOT
style tbtee-
qaarce sieevesL
caa avovai
pilar , lid
nunrnn . 1S0T
patterns. 'V.
?f he Great Annual Sale of Summer Weight
Women's ' Knit Underwear and Hosiery
In addition to our regular lines of hosiery and underwear, which cannot be duplicated in Portland at our prices, we
had the good fortune to make a great special purchase at a very low price; 12,000 pieces are involved in this one sale.
Bought at one third and one half less than regular prices for a sale , right at the beginning of the warm weather.
50 Dozen Women's Swiss Vests
Durable, very elastic and neatly trim-med-v
Thousands xof women -have been
accustomed to buying a supply of these
Vests at the beginning of the summer
season at' 50c each, and, we have found
the demand ao great that we decided to
inaugurate the most sensational sale ever,
held in Portland at 23eV ' '
100 Dozen Black Gauze Stockings
An importer's sample stock of Ladies'
fine . black gauze lisle Stockings; also
fine gauze cotton, black lace boots and
allovers; black with fancy embroidered
insteps; also some fancy colors. Regular
values range to" 65c a pair. No better
values ever offered at, only ..........
Women's 25c Ribbed Vests I2c
75-dozen Women's Swiss ribbjed and Rich
elieu ribbed Vests, low neck, Sleeveless,
plain or lace trimmed; regular . lO'
Z5c quality for ............... ,.12(
V Women's 75c Ribbed Vests, 53c
80 dozen -Wbmens fine quality Swiss
ribbed Vests, trimmed or plain; CQ
regular 75c , quality, for ........ , vJC
: Women's 98c Ribbed Vests, 75c. v
40 dozen Women's extra fine quality '.
Swiss ribbed Vests, hand crochet
trim; regular 98c quality, for ...I alt ,
Women's 35c Ribbed Vests .'
100 dozen :Women's Swiss ribbed Vests,
low neck, sleeveless, plain or lace and
crochet trimmed; 35c quality, 23c
Women's 35c Umbrella Drawers, 23c.
Women's Swiss ribbed Drawer umbrel
la style, lace trimmed; sizes 4, 5 00
' and 6; 35c quality,. at..... y........ C
; 50c Umbrella Drawers, 35c.
, Women's Swiss ribbed Drawers," umbrel
la style, lace trimmed, sizes 4, 5 OC
and 6; 50c quality, for............ aJJC
' Women's 50c Ribbed Vests, 33c. -
100 dozen Women's fine quality Swiss
ribbed Vests, low neck, sleeveless, plain
or trimmed yoke; 50c quality, 33c
Women's 63c Drawers, 45c.
Women's Swiss ribbed Drawers,' knee
length; regular 63c quality; .i4Cev
sale price ..IttuC
Women's $15 Union Suits. 98c.
Women's fine grade Swiss ribbed Union
Suits, low neck, sleeveless, lace QQm
trimmed drawers; SL25 quality, forlOC
Household Needs
at Saving Prices
Little necessities for picnic, "sea
side or home, at little prices. "
Paper JTspklna, refalarly lOo
aaut7, per 100
reffaiany too
lio Wooden Fie Flates, dosen . .....8
8o Paper Macbe Pie Plates, dos....4
4o Wooden Tooth Picks. I pke-s. for 5c
10a Stove Jlnamellne, sale price..., Sf '
Para Parafflae Wax, ltest o.uaUty.
reralav SOe aad SSo, - t
X-lb. pkr. for .....lSC
lOo Black Combination 8hoe Polish 8 .
25o Picture and Furniture Dusters. 12$ ;
J5c-60o BclmOra and Shears., .....23e
SOe Swiss ftoaa' Saopplaf' Baskets,
stro&r aad servloeable, -
wUl sot sraak, sal pries .....fcC
46o Turkey Dustere-for
25a Black Iron Enamel -
........ ..fr
.....ISV
x&o Hara isnamei faints, can ,,,,itte
SOo Shoe Strings, dosen .......... 8r
ISo Gilt Stick Pins, dosen ...... 12
ISo Hair Pins, S to 6-inch, card ...ISf .
SOo Hair Pins, to 4-lnch, card ...10?
$1.00 Can Floor Paint, H sal. ,...68f
11.00 Caa Floorshlne, for ...... ..08f
-r
25cBoi STATIONLRYl2c
Box of fin linen cloth finish paper, lat
est shape, with new style f lap -envelopea
. to match, regularly sold for 51
25c; sale price Xflw
Odd boxes of regular 60a and 65c Sta
tionery, only' a few of a kind, and of
very exceptional quality. Friday - n
clearance at, only .....4.JC
1000 Dress Goods Remnants
At Exactly
Only the most desirable patterns, because only the goods
In demand be come, remnants. All kinds of black, cream
and colored dress gbodr, all wool and silk and wool; all
lengths tip to six yards in serges, black and white novel-'
ties, mohairs, Panamas, voiles, crepe de Paris, Henri
ettas, shadow plaids, challies, batistes, albatross,
brilliantines, cravenettes, tailor suitings, poplins and.
imported nov
elties. All at
exactly......
HALF PRICE,
A Sale of Belt Buckles
Greatest Values Ever Offered
$1.00 Belt Buckles, Sale Price, 88c.
A limited number of beautiful Novelty Belt Buckles
which, the result of a special purchase, we offer at
less than half the original price.
The assortment consists of heavy wrought Buckles,.
French gray, rose gold, enameled and silver gray,;
Very' stylish 7andTservtceable. Regular fl.00 . n.
values for . ..;....,. .
$1.00 Swastike Belt Pins, 68c. w-i i.
This most popular Belt Pin of the season come In
enamoled blue, green, red and white, set In German '
silver. Very novel and effective. v , JLQr
Regular 1.00 values for ...,OOC
75c-$1.00 Millinery Flowers
29c Friday Sale 29c
Thousands of pretty flower hat trimmings that are now
being- shown" fof thsummcf"hatg. Small, medium and
large roses, poppies, field flowers, daisies, etc. Very
exceptional values and sold regularly at' 75e and $100
a bunch. Priced for Friday sale at far below
wholesale cost . .... "1 . . . .1 ... . . .v: 6t7f
ACK0BATS IN MIDAIR
ATTRACT ADMIRATION
Novel and Exciting Feats Performed
. by the Norrijs & Rowe
Troupes.
There' Is no more attractive feature
under ths. white tents or me circus
arena' than the graceful, elcan-llmbed
flying aerial performers. Tne mossen
saUonally, daring of these exponents of
the swinging itrapese V Js the Ban vara
trouoe of male' and female . pefformera
At the very apex of the enormous tentt
these accomplished acrobats, have ar
ranged a vast network of rigging, triple
bare, pedestals,, eta';.-.' -;. V-
Silhouetted against the white canvas,
the artists swing from tbe pedestals and
pass and repass each other In the air, at
the same time turning single, double
triple somersaults and executing.
difficult feats high over, the heads of
the audience. s'' . -.'
The Leffel troupe Is another aerial
act that wins admiration. Their 4 ele
vated bars Is the scene Of many thrill
ing accomplishments. Triple horlsontal
bars have always proven an interesting
act even when done upon the floar of a
stage but when the same bars are ele
vated high In the air, the tricks per
formed are -of a more hazardous nature
but show to better advanUge. . i .
Still another midair novelty Is that
of the Melnotte troupe who balance upon
a slender silver wlra- It seems Jncred
ibfs i "that any person "5r persons "could
learn such a number of difficult tricks
while balancing themselves upon so frail
a support as this slender silver thread.
These are but .a few of the many acts
that are credited with being sensational
with the Norris St Rowe circus this sea
son. The new big shows will give their
final performance this - evening ' at
Twenty-fifth and Raleigh streets. - .
Speak: softly and carry a hi stick
someumes. a V
VETERANS TELL SCHOOL
CHILDREN OF THE WAR
Battles of Civil War Are Described
'in Forty of Portland's
Schools.
That their work may live after them,
the G. A. R. each year on the last day
of school before Memorial day sends-old
comrades.-In . rtntalla end corporal!
guards to 'the various schools to tell
to the younger ones the story ft the
saving of the nation In 18(1. Tola has
become a. national custom, and yester
day veterans told their stories la over
40 schools la Portland. With them were
members of the Ladles Relief Corps,
yesterday Comrade Momer Sutcllffe had
command of the movement and, made
the principal address at the Ladd school.
The largest gathering and moet elab
orated Drorram was in the assembly
goom of tha-West Bids High school. In
charge of Principal Davis.' The old sol
diers who spoke were Captain O. E. Cau
kln, Captain A. W. Gowan and Com
rades R. H. Miller, R. B, Lucas. L. D.
Shaw and Dr. C E. CUne.
The school program consisted of all
present singing "Columbia, the Oera of
the Ocean. 'The Flag of the rree,w
".America," and an oration. "Our Bat
tles," by Ben Beatty. ; v
V: .it- i
IRVINGT0N RESIDENTS
, COMPLAIN OP SEWER
After a two-days' lllnesa with spinal
meningitis, Joseph; Molltor of Minne
sota, who has been visiting relatives la
North Portland,-succumbed to Its rav
ages at St. Vincent's sanitarium at 4
o'clock - yesterday afternoon. . Frank
Scott, colored, an employe of the Port
land hotel, died at the sanitarium last
Tuesday atfernoon. Scott, was li years
old. -rjV-
.-".No new cases have bn rf ported for
several days and Dr. WT;eler stated to-
TLA
'."Will you come over to
tea next Tuesday?" ;
"Delighted,",
'Not said: . . .
, What sort of tea?
jjwo.nder!
Toot froear retains year faoatj If yos CV n't
like Schilltaf's Beat; we py atm
! a . i ii i i hi 1 1
pliiTV.Mr-T 1:
flay that he thousht tLa v. arm weatter over t t :
would put as end to tbe malady.
"Dr. W. H. Boyd has made owi',-
to the city health offlre r'a"-- '
Irvlnirton sewer, a'tn-.-'i' ' .
typhoid, fover on I:--- t-T'.- '.
Wheeler glat t!at t
erlr enmes un-'r t -