; THE OREGON DAILY- XQ'-NAL,. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENINCV JUNE 7, 1SC7.
COM
ITESS RACES
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1 Former' .mcrican. Girl Ac-
l -v ai i v a ii . a j - r 1
1 uveiyiniercsica in wir
; raghanfl Will Also Hunt;
HIGHEST PRICES
roe ohecoii com
1 t t
Only. Eighty Thousand Tons
Mined in State but It
Brings a Good Sum
,"MAEY . ANDEBSON TAKES BAILEOADS BLAMED
V ! INTEREST IN PEASANTS FOB BUIING HIGfH RATE
t
. Former Actress la Building School on
. ' Emmld bio Whew V Voting
. r Women Win Bo Educated In' Art
i ox Housekeeping.
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,- i . tfoetaal Special Service.)
f V ' (. 7;,- ' '" T ; " . . 7
Nation Produced Fire Per Cent More
'" Last Year Than in Previous Tear
Demand Increases Faster Than
Increased Production. ; :
earnedw how much '.- wans he bad tr-1
ceived. . ' it
It occurred to us that Richardson wag
trying; to prove that from the blowing
up of the Bunker Hill , and Bulllvan
mlno Orchard had been eubsldiaed by
soms person or cersons anknown.
If that wai thi objeoli of the cross I
examination It failed - And whan Rich
ardson mot Orchard to CrinDla Creek h
daalt in minuta details sun, Kicnaruson
in a resonant nasal voice, iirins; qui
tlon after question Riving , Orcha
flMi'JEII ilHE
TO
n
Jim
acarcelv time to answer one Question
befora another wa ahot at him. . And
the detalla became ao wearisome that
hard
only the court stenographers did any
writing, - - - 1
.. BambUna Questions.
"Now ran hail not rot acaualnted with
Haywood or Mover or PeUlbone u to
November. 190tt ,.v:." -?":y t;
"Not when you want to penverf v s
You k'naw . that they "were officers
of the federation."
-v.. air", 'i .
"Ton had an acquaintance with Davie
men j
"V.a air "
"Davie did not know 'you in Coeur d'
AleneT" .,
"By nam." '. ' .
"Yea, h v name." .'-'
- J1 waa president of the Oem union
tlierer'
Bride's Father Gives Son-in-
law Interest in Business
; ' as Present:
not only parents, but girls as well, even
affronting; honorable young I
marriageable intentlona, the
OLD CUSTOM OF CASH
GIFT IS IN DISEEPUTE
;-yv.;t,;-.
American Fashion of Not Asking
Wife's rarents for Money Is Ad
vocated by Newspapers Which Rid-
icnle Flan, So Long in Vogue.'
' Tr.u.i kava htnA e bmt and Valn
' ,able tnstomer in the pountess of Suf
folk. 'a polo ponies and prospective
'racers she baa spent' oloee on 110,009
Lta Ireland within the laat three tnantha
Daring the borse show week in Dul
' her agent, who is a well known
trainer on the CurfagV-the' Newmarket
'of Ireland was the busiest man at the
., meeting. The latest news from the
CnrtHgU Is' that the' AMaVlcan peeress
, .is going to rao and bunt la Ireland as
' ,'well aa In rmglaaC
J Bhe baa recently been fen a visit to
, Richard Burke,' .the Ban Francisco mil.
Ilonalre who has a lovely mansion near I ownrra.
(WaahtDftoa Bareae ef The Journal. J -'
Washington, , D.': C Jund "T.Oregon
eoal mine owners received nearly twice
aa much per ton In net aa the. mine
owners of Washington, or the country
at large, : r Tons mined were Tl.TIl,
which at the mines was valued at fill,
lit, er about !!. a ton.
. In Washington, I.J7I.1J4 tons were
mined; and were valued at the mines, st
hen you went to Cripple Creek
be red your .
Yea. sir.
"And
he remembered you
, "y eg fift" . '
' "When you worked In Cripple Creek,
where waa itf : r . '
, "Vindicator No. 1" V ' , ' w
"What do yo mean by thatr '
"That was the number of the shaft.",
"That you went down that shaft to go
to your work?" , i , m
:."! bad .to."... .? . ' -, ;
- JUohardson Oeis Vowkere. '
And ao on. It.. actually and. subetan-
IS.l08.4ti. or atlabout U5 a ton. For tlally got nwhre. h A,'lt
. . . , ... . And after half an hour Of It Orchard
the country at large, the production was j ,,, lt franki- that h- nad
li aio ?ii r .hn..t i tl tVm ."""" a - hlgh-groder In Cripple Creek.
1M10.7H, cr about 11.15 a ton. . thaL after two houra" rroaa-exa
Anaiyaie of the ricures proves mat
una nign p
is due to t)
the nrevallln hich nricea of coal to the
conaumer la due to the abeorptlon of as ... . hlr,, hmA ,om.Hmaa e-am
mucn.as or more tnan tne nnw reiau b,od h,d occaalonally bwin a hlah-
was use playing , a garaen
Bo
that, after two hourar cross-aiamlna
tlon Richardson had proved that ons of
tne great aaaaaaina or niatory naa once
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Paris, June T. Time was when svery
French son-ld-law could ask his French
papa-in-law to pay bint so and so, much
moneys, cash' down, the day he married
.Marie or Pauline or Zoe. Gradually
this practice la falling . Into disrepute
and a tendency to a boll ah it altogether
la making- Itself felt . In place of thS
"dot" . the old bouraeolse practice of
taking One's .son-in-law for partner is
now considered "the thing" In well-to-do
circles and even in society.
'Aalde from the fact that discussion
of the "dot" , habit fell into disrepute
men with
clroum-
atance that the Drofeaelona re moatlv
on ine aecune rrom a iinanoiai aiana
point, is reaponalble for . the change
noted, up . to late years young phy.
alclana. lawyers, teachers and other pro-
feaaional men were In 'great demand,
but since their lncomee look lnslanl
flcant beaide thoae of merchants, ar
chitects and polltlolans, parent gener
ally go fishing for higher game, and
when such is obtainable, balk at least
at the practice of giving up a email for
tune with their daughter. Instead they
orrer a partnership to tne prospective
son-in-law. allowing him to marry Into
the buelneas aa it ware. It savee a lot
of money and. very frequently erains
Sood working- partner, oompslled by self-
interest to do all he can to advanoe
father-ln-law'a buelneas chances. Among
tne newspaper oisausaing tne. new
phase of the matrimonial market, there
Is not a single voice of dleaentr. "If son
In-law doean't like It." aaya one pi
"let him marry American faahlon. wi
out asking hie wife's father for a cent.
It Is certainly the moat honorable,
while marrying into business coraee
next, since it. enables father-in-law to
keep an eye oa his daughter's husband.
0EEG0N AND IDAHO
BAND T0UENAMENT
Boise, Idaho, June ?. Secretary W.
F, . Dolaa of the Inter-Mountain Pair
association Is .planning to nave a band
tournament here during the state fair
this fall. Ha expects at least 10 bands
will enter, end will rive suitable nrlsee.
He has been in correspondence with
leaders of bands at La Grande and
Baker City, In Oregon, and Welaer, Pay
ette,- Caldwell, , Nam pa, Mountalnhome,
Pocatelio, Idaho Falls end Black foot. In
Idaho. Every thins; looke favorable for
ine tournament. -
-per,
rith-
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Monday positively the last day of dis
count of west side gas bills.
Il!r:l!!liIiiiijrUll
Yrifl Cnn PnIf itnft S.iin; Ifs "orif rnnt
On Your Purchase Hero Tomorrow
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. in irnrnnrtnn iir ni v, . ..i, v
av a I awOwtli.ll IIIIC ftUa
Do you remember when your father used to cut such ads out of the
: paper and take them to his dealer and get s reduction upon his or
your, clothes? And It. always paid him, didn't it? Well, that's what
we're going to do right here. We want , you to cut this sd out and
: brinsT lt to ua. Wall allow tou 10 ner cent discount on anv nurehaaa
I.. C..U. Ck... TT-. n.,. T?..!.V! .
We Want to Introduce Our Goods
And our store, and we want to make your acquaintance That's why
we An thla la It not worth vnur while to ' , : '
- STRICTLY UNION-MADE CLOTHES ; V7 ' ;
203 Morrlsoa St
Between First end Front
, Kanagb In Tlpperary, and who la maa i
ter or the Tlpperary toxnounas, tns
. , leading pack In Ireland, and one of tne
tnont exclualve in the klnsdom.
f The "bluest blood" in Ireland follows
. these hounds and it Is considered a mat
ter of social distinction to be aeen st the
"meet'?' . Whan the eounteas eenimencee
its rao In Ireland lt la believed her
; horses will be fixed up In the same sta
t bles as thoae , belonging- . to .' ''Boas"
tCroker. - . v.".- ; .
: ! Bae Is Weloome, .
I'l Her patrdnare will' be a welcome ao-
teulaltion to the Irian Newmarket, be
. cauae for eome years there has been an
'. abaence -of the activity which made it
; enoe one of the most popular racing
: renters In Europe. . .. ... ...
i The wild and rugged ecenery of the
. ; weal of Ireland baa peculiar attractions
j for Mrs. Navarro, so well remembered
. In America aa the brilliant and beau
tiful actress.' -Mary Anderaon. Bummer
' or winter when ahe feels she'wante a
change sh will betake beraelf quietly to
'some excluded spot amongst those
monntainoua Terlona. V v
j Her, pleasure appears to consist In vis
iting the peaaant vjioraes among the
Jakes:and mountain sides, talkinf with
, the simple people and dispensing Char
ity where she thlnke It Is needed.- For
: quite a number of years she haa been
visiting the Connemara dietriet and with
the exception of the ladles in one of
: the local convents no one haa been able
to establish her identity. She hss been
.merely described In the homely language
of the locality as the beautiful Eng
lish lady who gives to ihe .poor." Her
; friends in . the convent have kept -the
secret well end faithfully.
4 Building- Obis' BokooL
' For some months past a building has'
. been in process of construction on the
ruins of an old cabin from which .the
Drlre bv the railroads a by
Ana tne oouoie prioe receivea
the mine I
It
by Oregon owners was due to the fact
tnat practically an ureaon coai la trans
ported to market via water linee, which
oollect less for haulage than the rail
roada. - '
, Frodnotlon lacrosses.' " i -, ;
A .Tha. nstlpn prpduoed in .10, 6.4 per
cent mors than In 1905, and ths mlns
valuation was 7.6 per cent more tnan
that of the previous year,, the incressed
cost being cauaed largely by the higher local,
ires pa ia to laoor. -Fuel
oil In California,' Texaa and In-
zradar.
hose on an earthquake.
Rlchardaon arew tired aa the minutes
lengthened into hours. , And his temper
began to wear. - He feu into use lea a lit
tle controversies with the court - And
he seemed to be losing; his grip of the
trend of his own Queations.
When the strike occurred at Cripple
Creek Orchard had found a carload of
riant powder in ths Vlndicstor mlns."
He told Davis, secretary of an Altaian
Why did you tell him," said Richard-
1
wages paid to labor.'
Tjei on in uaiiiornia. u exae ana in-1 eon.
dlan Territory caused a falling off In Blew Vp Other
the production. - - - J T hid heard that the leaders of the
It Is .estimated that the Increase of Western FederaUon had other mines
oniy o. per cent in ine proaucuon blown up.
lane l ar inurv ot uiv acinajiu cvuini vj i
the enormously lsrger consumption bj
railroad and industrial enterpriaea, and
"Who told your
It is also alleged that the promise is
tnat there will e a severe cost ramine
during the ensuing winter, worse than
that which waa experienced last wlntsr.
, Trylaf to Balae Bates. ( -j
In 'the' faoe of the Increased cost ei
coal to the retail dealer'a patron, the
traffic associations are 'attempting to
ralae. the rate and the prospect Is
that coal will coat more in 1907 and 1908
than In previous years, unleae the In
teratate commerce commission shall
anawer the demand already made and
compel a lower rate from the commoa
carriers.
- The' riving out of the coal statistics
by the government has aroused renewed
saltation for lower rates although many
regard it as hopeless In view of the
president's , declaration at Indianapolis,
which appears to favor maintaining; rail
rates jn general at present jerei. .
-WITNESS WEAES OUT
i "Who told you to touch lt off rt
Mr. Davlsr t '
"Did he eay he bad any authority to
give you izoo to toucn it our
"He didn't ssy he had any authority.
but he said lt would take him three or
four daye to get it."
- Rlchardaon looked for a minute Ilk
a ship that had lost steerageway and
bumped into a. pier. He paused a mo
ment and est down. Hs continued bis
crosa-examinatlon Bitting down. But he
did not seem to be getting any further
in shaking orchard s testimony, in
deed, he eeemed to be emphasising It.
la beginning to
wear on Mrs. iiaywood, and on Hay
The strain of the trial
occupants were evicted some years ago.
It 'is almost beneath the shadow of -the
convent. Local goxsip haa been busy
as
We. st
(Continued irom Psge'OneUs'
wood's elder daughter, and on Haywood.
Orohard Is untouched by the case. -
.Falls to Beaob Officials. t
-At 10 minutes after 11, Richardson
was standing up again, pausing occa
sionally to look at the clock. He wanted
to see i Richardson destroy Orchard's
testimony, we wanted to see Richardson
batter Orchard's testimony to - nieces.
and! instead we listened to three hours
of, minute,' tiresome
trlvialtles . that
seemed to be leading nowhere. - But
hvpdiu una umu uunr I . . . , , i . - - c . -
to the objects for which the new inna.ws money, ana soraonrnea samDiea i Knows wnere he-is gojng. nut nobody I
UuilSln le intendea. ' It Ls now an
nounced that K. la to be a school where
"young alris will be taught the' rudt-
men ta of -housework so ss to fit them
for , domestic service when they are
obi I ted to leave their' Own homea for
'foreign lands. -While the building is
, being ostensibly erected ' by the nuns,
(Mary Anderson la the donor and she
;haa alao endowed It ao that lt may be
free from financial embarrassments.
and' won money. , And, 'having achieved
that, he brought Orchard up to his first
i advent in Colorado fn 901 That was
In November. Thf place of bis adventi
Monday positively the last day of dis
count of west slds gas bills.' -
Was Cripple Creek.
'.'.'.-: . H am I nation Zs Fros.'i;' iffv;
- The thing had sounded, to some ex
tent, like the examination of the cashier
of an Insolvent bank. Across a period
of about five years ' Richardson Fad
dragged Orchard, asking him to make a
balance of hia accounts showing how
much he had lost and saved by gambling
on each occasion, how much wagee ho
else does. But we do know that, he has
cnier at an. Ana wnen court aajournea
for lunch he had not yet reached Moyer,
uaywooa ana I'etiioone. :
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' Monday nosltively the last day of dis
count of west side gas bills.,
KING VICT0E QUAEEELS
WITH QUEEN'S BE0THEB
I Italian Rulers Have Family Row I
Orer .Treatment of Elena's
, Relatives.
1.
''' A run on Outing Suits.
t ; . Our Outing Suits, at the rate that they are go-
. ing, have nearly reached the speed limit.
' Better hurry and arrest one or two before the
; lively patters and fast colors get away. r
: . This week we are showing an especially attrac-
. :tive:line of both Two and Three-Piece Suits at '
n
$15.00
: . ! There are plain and fancy worsteds, cassimeres
and blue serges, in both double and single breasted.
LION
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rGuilfuhnProp' r
. v ' ' - Men's and Boys Outfitters , . '
165-163 THIRD ST, MOHAWK BLDG.
(Joersal Special Service.)
Borne,. June . T. - Although ! Queen
Elena's absene from the launching of I
the new Italian warship at Boesia was
sold to bs due to a slight indisposition,
the Tribune Is authority for the state
ment tnat aomesuo , quarrel is re
sponsible. - ' ' ' I
Prince- Danilo of Montenegro, the
queen's brother, and his mother were
recently the guests of King Victor at
the Quliinak Laat month a political
discussion arose, in which the prince
greatly differed from the kins and car-
l.rled away by his excitable tempora-
I ment he seems to have treated the lat
ter rather rudely. The king reaented
the behavior of the prince, to such an
extent as to ask him when he intended
to leave Italy. Next morning1 the prince
and his. mother returned to Monte
negro. (: :''! 5 .. ' ,..'-.
yueen Elena, according to the re-
forta, was so vexed with the incident
hat she begged the, king to excuse her
from attending the ceremonies attend
ant upon the launching of the new war
ship. The king- ls considered most tact
ful and, If the reports are correct as
stated in regard to this royal quarrel,
lt must have taken a great deal to dis
turb bis squajnimlty. ,
. (.,., .ii t m nil I I "
,' Monday positively the last day of dis
count of west side' gas bills.'
I FIGHT WITH A MOOSE
Hunter's Dogs and Companion Saved
Him From Death. .
Correspondence St. Paul Pioneer Press.
Angus Le Sage, who has Juat returned
from a trip over his trapping trail at
the fVroile post on the Ounflint road,
tells - of a thrilling adventure - he had
with a moose in which be narrowly es
caped being stamped to death and was
saved by his dogs, w '
Le sage, who baa been trapping- in
that vicinity all winter, started laat
week to pick up his traps and close
camp. On the trail in the vicinity of
Clearwater lake -the two doge which
had gone on ahead were barking furi
ously and when their master caught up
with them he found that' they -had a
monster moose at bay. The big animal
atooa squareiy in tne . trait ana was
menacing the Mogs with its horns. Le
Base, without- thought : of danger, at
tempted to - take a- hand In the fun.
starting toward the animal - and lncit
i ing the dogs to renew the - attack bv
clapping his handa. - c
As soon as the moose saw its human
enemy it charged fiercely at him, and
the strapper in attempting - to make a
sharp turn became entangled , in his
snowshoee and fell heavily to the
ground. - The animal was almost upon
im and had Its hoofs raised to beat
his life out when the dogs, seeing their
master'a perils attacked the moose t lerc
ly from behind. This caused a diver
sion and the upraised hoof of the an
imal descended on -the man's leg Instead
of upon his head. : . . : , .
Meantime a companion of 'Le Sage
who had 'been some distance In the rear
came ud and assisted , the man to his
feet. Then the combined efforts of the
men and dogs put the infuriated moose
to fllB-ht -
Le Base was not badly hurt, esoanlna
with a contusion caused by his heavy
fail upon the frosen enow and with a
bad ecrape -along the muscles of bis
leg made pz. tne noof of the moose.
STORE, CLOSES SATURDAYS AT SIX O'CLOCK
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Specials for Saturday
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The economical; will appreciate our special offerings for tomorrow, these being subject to delivery at our ;
earliest convenience and for which we will not accept teiepnpne, mail or u u. 1J. orders: ;.; V J
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Exactly like cut, is 35 . inches
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inches wide. Yoiir choice of
two finishes, mahogany and
golden oak. One only to each ,
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, Kegular 10c Brass Curtain Rods, extends from 30
inches to 54 inches, complete with fixtures,
: each ... .' ' . . w.'ll 5c
36-inch Curtain Swiss,, In dots and stripes,' per
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, 50c Oriental Stripe Drapery Material pier jrd.25c
Regular $2.00 and $2.25 values' in "Nottingham
Curtains, white and ecru, per pair. . . . $1.35
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