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.A "i... THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, t TUESDAY EVENING.' JULY ? 23.' 1907 f ' ! ' f v i. V;' I 2& uii union v' : nimn fS TOLLS Postal Company Shares in Receipts Through Cast iron Agreement. (Journal I pedal Brrlce.) :' New York, July . That a caet-lron toualneaa agreement axlata between the Weatern Union and Foatai Telegraph companies la the charr made by the attorney-general In a suit to annul the charter of the two corporations on the around that thav constitute an Illegal monopoly, and la indicated by a apeclal Order nf h Wftatarn ITnlon to the man agera of all Ita of flcea throughout the country. A conv nf th order, daalanated "Hp clal aheet 6," was obtained by the New York World. It directs managers to de liver to the Postal Telegraph company certain classes or meafiagea ror trans mission and tells how much of the money collected for a message la to be raid to the Postal and how much to the Weatern Union. The order reads: "To Manaaer Prepaid day or nigh messages to places named below elate or special rate is za ana z or less, snouid as norm aa accepted from senders be nruMl, with toll therefor to the Postal graph company for transmission m the point of origin to their des tlnatlon. Prepaid messages to those to which your day rate by square of state la 40 and a or over should be treated as "other line" messages and sent via and checked as indicated below. Rates for such measages will be divided aa followa: Then followa In tabulated form sched ules for the division of the money be tween tne i'owtal and the . western Union. BIRTH HVSTERY ADDED TO CASE Parents of Mulatto Who v Posed as a White Girl : J Cannot Be Found & Don't Abuse Your Ear. It oftens happens a few dollars put in upon work will save the tone or a piano. While you are away on your va cation we will do thla work and have the piano ready for you when you get back. Phone Reed-French company. Main M62. It's the piano store1 on Burnslde street. CARL IIAU ORDERED HANGED FOR MURDER (Journal Special Service.) Carsruhe, Germany, July JS. Con victed of the murder of his mother-in-law, Frau Molltor, Carl Hau was sen tenced to death.. Hau Is accused of hav ing slain Frau Molltor at Baden Baden, September 6. He was formerly a pro fessor In Oeorge Washington univer sity, U. 8. A., and Is a brilliant man. young- (Jon rail Special Berries.) Chicago, July 23. Myatery of birth Is added to the strange case of Mlsa Ce clla Johnson, who, after Ave years aa a atudent at the Unlveraity of Chicago, a memer of exclusive girls' aocletles and a lavorue in social nr of the big In atltutlon, waa discovered to be a mu latto. Mlsa Johnson declared herself to be a sister of "Mushmouth" Johnson, a negro gamDiing King and saloon-keeper, when me xaci or her race was made public, a memoer or Johnson s household re ferred to her as the gambler's niece. In the nelghborhhod of her home the parentage of the young woman Is looked upon as a mystery. The young women who have been con stant companions of Miss Johnson dur ing her career at the university mala tain that she is a white girl. ' The only information vouchsafed at tne Johnson home was that she was born in St. Louis; that her birth was recorded in the Cathollo church there. and that since her babyhood she has been a member of the gambling king's nousenoia. STRIKERS REPUDIATED BY OWN BROTHERHOOD Garment Workers in New York Will Receive No Support From the American Federation. William . January. The return of William January to his home, his wife and child, la as pretty an ending- of an adventurous career as a fanciful writer of fiction ever devlaed. It la pleasant to feel with these people the throb of human heart Interest and Joy in this termina tion of their trials. The story has been fully told and la known literally by heart all over the country. It has, Indeed, a significance, this ,touch of nature that cauaed hearts to throb in answering measure all over the land. The man Is a seir-confessed thief, but rou hear no one urging that his release s placing a premium on dishonesty. and for this reason: that he has shown by his actual dally life, for years, that he sees the error which led him astray and that he la determined to live dif ferently. He put his theories, whatever iney are. into actual practice. He llvod siraigni ciean lire, nonesi ana aDOve THREE MORE TO BE MADE HAPPY Music Loven Set Their Own Price and Buy on Their Own Terms Novel Sale Ends To day at Eilers Piano House Prices Drop a Dollar Every Ten Minutes. Last Three Pianos Offered on Popular Selling Plan to Be Sold to Highest Bidders To day Instruments ia Large Corner Window. (Joarail Special rrlo. New York, July 13. The general ex ecutive board of the United Garment Workers of America repudiated the whole strike of the tailors, auspendlng Brooklyn aa well aa Manhattan locals of the Brotherhood of Tailors that had gone out on a strike. The board stated that the strike was. In violation of the union agreement with the manufactur ers. Leaders or the United Garment Workers said the Socialist aaltatora brought about the strike, leading tens of thoussnds of men and women work ers out General Organiser Herman Robinson of the American Federation of Labor said the federation would stand by the United Garment Workers' re pudiation and give the atrlkera no as- l stance. IS The Universal Staple. Strengthening food for the weakest digestion. .Nourishing food for the strongest digestion. Good for the babies good for all ages the most nutri tions of all the wheat foods. Uneeda Biscuit In moisturt and dust proof fiackagts. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY board This is not to Idealise the man. He probably no marvel of ehtlcal cul ture: it is unlikely that be talks much of his high Ideals and of the deep things of Tils soul. This, however, he has done,, What his religion ia he put It Into his life. And this Is the kind of religion that the world wants and knows that it wants. It Is the deet. strong purpose of a man, translated into everyday life commonplace things. It is keeping a restaurant, if Uiat be your business. or conducting an orchestra, or punchln tickets, to the best of your ability an without harming your fellow man. It is, if you are a woman, cooking three meals a day, washing and tending- the babies, making a little do the work of much and encouraging your husband to do bJs best, and still keeping your soul attuned to the love of God. It is Just the plain business of living, which must occupy so much of our time and upon which we must expend so much or our mental energy. Undoubtedly we ail look forward to the time of leisure. We know the things that we would like to do, if only this sordid, everyday business of living did not take all of our time and enenrv and all our money. None of us but has his or her Itleal, to follow which would, we Imagine, clear us of doubts and wor ries and set us at last Into that oerfect environment which would develop all that Is best in us. Most of us sigh for leisure and money and most of us imagine these syironomous and none of us but knows that he or she would do better with these things than many of those who possess them. To find out whether these things bring happiness, look at the people who have them. The man Is too often bur dened with the cares that his wealth brings. He must protect all of the small Investors whoae fortunes rise or fall with his; unless he Is utterly cal lous, these things must harass htm. His money gives hint a fine house (in which he may or may not find a home), good food, pictures, books and servants. Beginning at S o'clock this morning three more pianos will begin to drop a dollar every 10 minutes from their reg ular selling figures, In the window of Eilers Pli l0 House. This will be the last day of the novel sale inaugurated on Monday morning, which was adopted 10 accomplish the quick movement of nine used instrument.. r-ntiv toi.n 'n trade on Pianola Pianos, Weber and uicKering uranaa and other populi makes in the Line of Hlrhe.t oimilrv If there was ever an nnnnrtunlt v f.ir piano seekers to secure genuine bargains, this Is certainly the greatest yet. 81m- liy sei your own flirure. Look the nln- 4ios in the window over, decide what you mum wit-y are worm rrom your own standpoint and make your offer. Some one will get them, and at their own price. When the price drops to your ngure, snap up the one which suits you best. If you prefer to leave your bid, subject to previous sale to some one else who may buy at a higher figure, you may do bo. Today's offerings Include a Draper Bros., the style regularly sold by deal ers who carry them at 1J26, which will be started at 1230; the seoond Instru ment IS a Bailey, full size, rerul.rlv sold at IJ25, which starts at 1246, and me imra piano is a Weser, orchestral grand, me $426 style, which starts at i DO. a mnui Daymen! down an1 mmm-w terms secures any one of these Instru ments. It's a crand rh.inre tnr thai awn. nomlcal music lover. In addition to the instruments onereo on this novel sell ing plan, several othe rs are at nre.ent on hand, upon which exceptional Induce ments will be made, In order to sell them Immediately, inasmuch aa the room they occupy is needed for new fall stock, already beginning to arrive. Look them over, and price and terms will K made specially attractive at this time. Eilers Piano House, S6S Washlnrton street, corner of Park. f i l l r i mm I ass v 1 llwii KflM'im'l'l'','"''"'''miillilMSiuUlliiiuli a.S' Bun ALCOHOL 3 PER cent Age(ablefeparibnJrAs-tlngtlttSiomatisanBoWsrf Eflali.,!..UUl.l IVomotesDigf8tionfltteiW! ness and Restfiuitalni ncitta- OpiuiuXQrphine nor Mineral.1 wot Narcotic. ""MMBBiiiiaaiajssto AtttfauitaMaunaBt JkcMtfUtt-iHrmSM- Arrfrfecf Remedy forCunsflpaH non . sour arooacn.uiamiura Worras fonvulsKms jevEnsfr ness and Loss of Seeep. NEW YORK. For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of a a, m mmm x jr.r The food probably disagrees with hi in the servants are probably tricky and rob him, and as for the books, one has only to conjure up the thought of a poor boy, grasping the truth and living in the delight of one book that he has bought with his savings to know that in the mere multiplication of books there is no such Joy of possession, nor when the mind Is Jaded with business cares any such rapturous delight In the acquisition of that which the book holds. In the case of the woman, wealth and ease mean entering the social mill. it means, too often, a rest ess. feverish desire to outshine one's neighbors; it means separation from old friends, and the forming of many, and often unde sirable, acquaintances; it means a mul tiplicity of cares In relation to servants and dress; dinners to give, and teas. and dances and receptions. A little of this Kind or nam worlc is generally suf ficient to show its hollowness and unreality. Now the cry of the human heart for something different Is not to be ap peased In this way. It takes more than wealth and social recognition. fine clothes and all the things that wealth can buy to make a man or a woman perfectly satisfied. We want some thing more sometimes we know what It Is, and sometimes we do not. Have we come a long way from the text? William January, was It not? An escaped thief, a sober citizen, a pardoned man, a returned father and husband: free now to work out his own life along his ow"n lines. And do we not come, here, to the real heart of the matter? It is safe to say that William Janu- hary sees a happy future. He has not wealth nor ease; he has a chance to work. He has no fear of an avenging law; he is free. And are we not all? These are the things that bring hnp- filness. A clean conscience, a plan of Ife laid down and the hearty, sturdy joy or worKing it out. the respect and affection of those we love, and for the rest, the Joys of life as they come, here ana mere. Most or us get no more all of us may have so much. A common lot, you say 7 xes, most or us are not extremel uncommon. Just plain people. May borrow a friend's quotation? "The kind the Lord loves He made so many of them. m picked over and used: or. the meat I. removed from a two-pound lobster and finely chopped. Cook a cunful of stale iread crumbs In half a cupful of milk 0 minutes. When thickened romnv. from the fire, add four tablespoonfuls of cream, salt and cavenne nenn.r rH the prepared fish. Last of all, fold In tne wmtes or inree eggs beaten stiff. Pour the mixture Into a slightly but tered tlmbale mold and set In a pan with water to half the height. Cover with buttered paper and bake In a moderate over 20 minutes. Turn out on a pot platter, garnish with parsley and serve with a rich butter sauce. Fritters Nearly all fruits and veg etables may be dipped In the batter and rriea. ine secret of frltter-maklng Is In having the fat smoking hot. and draining on crumpled brown paper. A reliable batter Is made as follows: Mix and sift one snd two-third cupfuls of nour, two teaspoonruls of baking pow- unr ana a quarter teaspoonrui or salt. Wet with two-thirds of a cuDful of milk and add a well-beaten, egg. Any fresh fruit is to be dipped in this. Apples and bananas must be first cut in slices, soaked in lemon Juice and powdered sugar to give them flavor. Drain dip In the batter and fry In deep fat. Ar range, on a folded napkin In a circle and serve with a nice sauce. Oranges are separated In sections, seeded, and dipped. Potter Schedule for Beach. The ateamer Potter will aall from j Portland, Ash street dock, next week as touows: Tuesday. 1J o'clock noon; Wednes day. e:5t a. m.; unursday, 7 a. m.; Sat urday, a. m. Get tickets and make reservations at city ticket office. Third ana wasmngton streets, c. w. Stinger, city wcaei ageni. MIXING REVIVAL IN THE HUMP COUNTRY In Use For Over Thirty Years Exact Copy of Wrapper. lift A tns ecima , msw res. orrv. T or Pioneer Waitress. In Boston where there are ao many white-capped waitresses in every res taurant. It seems odd to find the first waitress in any public eating house In that old city still living. Her name Is Rose Carey, and she is now more than 90 years old. She was only 11 when she started serving oysters In a little restaurant at the corner of Marshall lane and Union street. She had great difficulty In get ting a start, because the restaurants and hotels were full of men waiters, mostly negroes, who served the patrons. Even the guests seemed suspicious of the in novation and eyed her closely as she flitted about her work. But finally the "oyster house with the girl waiter" became as popular as the old-fashioned henneries which used to be the delight of Boston. Miss Carey sub sequently became an expert with the pots and pans, and her fame rests upon the fact that she handed down the art df scalloping oysters. h n Two Recipes. The French word "entree" seems to frighten many housekeepers and they fall to realize some advantages gained by using them for variety and economy, aaya 'Table Talk." The word atands for & dish between two courses in a formal dinner. A tasty entree, however, with a good aoup aa the beginning and a nice dessert as the end, may appear in the middle of a ramlly dinner ana mi out s most satis fying menu. In the heated season their use is truly magical. Left-overs of meat- vegetables, poultry and fish can be transformed into most attractive and dainty dishes; and a sweet entree 'may be us6d as dessert. Under the Hat there are all sorts' of fritters, cro quettes, tlnabalea, deviled dishes, cheese I preparations, aouff lea and acalloped I snes. Creamed Fish An excellent entree ia I Special Dlipttch to Tb. JoaroaLl Buffalo Hump, Ida.. July 28. There Is at present greater activity In the Buffalo Hump mines than for many years past. Work was begun this week on tne uei kio mine, which is under the i management of A. F. Schultz. Large quantities of supplies have been brought In, also 800 feet of air pipe for venti lating the lower tunnel, which is now in finn aa tv.1. .- hi w 200 feet further tn tun lh, rl,.K nr k,i.. encountered In the upper workings. Assays of samples show values running from $16 to $200 a ton. At one time tnis was tne best known mine in the Buffalo Hump district and was being rapidly developed, when a disagreement arose among the stockholders, result ing In a delay for many months. But everytning nas now been fixed up and Manager Shultz expects to develop a mine here, second to none In Idaho. All over the Hump district tne mines never! looked so promising as at present and many conservative men are Investing their money here, who. in days past, would not invest a cent. The country Is full of prospectors and many new mones win oe opened here this season. To Clatsop Beach 10 miles ride Danillelln. the ma. Jestlc Columbia, viewing the salmon nsneries ana a aip in the grand old Pa- cinc ocean. inis aciigntmi trip can be made in one dav via the Astoria l Columbia River railroad, special rates on Saturdays, returning Mondays. Fori information and time card phone Main Z4 or can at city tlcKet office. Third ana Morrison streets. PORTLAND MEN BUY COAL MINE! (Spechi Dlapatrh to The Jonraal.) Castle Rock. Wash.. July 2S. C M Idleman and a company of Portland capitalists have purchased the Castle Rock coal mines, located about two miles east of this Dlace. Thev have already put a crew of men to work pumping the water out of the mines and as soon aa this work Is accomplished the tunnola will be retlmbered and coal-mlning begin at once. Get a tie. today great sal. at Robinson A Co.'s Can Practice In United States Courts Henry F. Joslln has been admitted to practice Derore tne united states oourti United States Judge C. E. Wolver ton. S0Z0D0NT CLEANSES AND BEAUTIFIES TEETH MAIL OEDERS FILLED ALL GOODS DELIVERED Givers 3 Lowest Vain m Women's Furnishes IOW FMCEI) Our complete stock of Women's and Children's weir is one of our features her. Our large trade demands full stocks at all times, consequently we make It a ooint to have them. Many of our , i . i . . . . . onenngs are rare vaiues. nooae irom tne newest styles, largest assortments ana oest values. NEW SUMMER WAISTS, fl.OO These are not the ordinary Waists shown at this price, but iiiiciy uKuc. BkTiisn, Kwu-muiiK mum nave oecn mane to our oraer ut manufacturers whose reputation is shown in each garment; there are 10 styles to select from, some are trimmed with laces and embroideries, others are made with fine tucks and pleats. Choice of Waists ( flrt SfTAeVV worth up to $1.75 On sale, at HUNDREDS OF WASH SKIRTS In shrunk cotton, pique, repp and linens, in pleated, gored and flare styles, perfectly tailored and the best-titting Wash bkirts ever offered. The price range is fl.OO, fl.SO, 1.75, f2.50 snd 3.60 tUS WRAPPERS FOR fl.OO Qr entire stock of 2$ Wrappers; they are made of our good-grade percale, in dark ground, with neat stripes and figured designs; these Wrappers are not made scant and thrown together for the purpose of selling cheap, but they are our best $1.25 Wrappers, messure 3 yards around the bottom of skirt, deep flounce, finished with wide hem and self straps, at fl.OO CHILDREN'S HATS AND CAPS. Large assortment of Duck Hats and Tarns, 25, 35 snd 0 Children's Straws, at 25e 50, 75, fl.OO Mexican Hats lor men, women and children Sun Bonnets, in all colors, best quality LONO KIMONOS A new assortment of long Kimonos of pretty figured lawn in white, pink, blue and lavender, with plain border; $1.25 value for 98 el DRESSINO SACQUES In dainty figured lawn, sleeves, neck and front finished with button-holed edge; good 75c values. On sale 48 CHILDREN'S DRESSES Blue ehambray, fancy plaids and white dresses for girls, sizes 4 to 14 years; prices range from 50e to fS.O BATHINQ SUITS AT POPULAR PRICES Great many new styles are shown this season, all prettily trimmed with fancy braids. Prices range from fl.50 to f4.S0 SKIRT SPECIAL 100 Ail-Wool Panama, in black, blue grsv and brown, in five of the best models. Special for ....f4.56 Values in Summer Dress Goods Below we cite a few of our many beautiful new summer dress fabrics the variety is urillrnited tie styles, unquestionably tne best. $1.25 NOVELTY PANAMAS, 59 An excellent line of this popular fabric in neat checks and broken plaids all the new colors, unequaled variety. Regularly sold at $1.25. Our special price CQ for Wednesday DuC 85c JAMESTOWN PANAMAS, 48 Jamestown panamas, full 45 inches wide, in splendid line of greys and tans, all the most wanted styles in checks and shadow plaids. Very stylish and service able, 85c values. Our price Wednesday 48c 60c CHECKED PANAMAS, 5 Black, and nov elty check panamas, in new shades of green tan, blue, grey and black and white. Equal in style to any expensive imported dressgoods. Sold Q(? regularly elsewhere at 60c yd. Our price POPLAR PANAMA, 25 Poplar cloth. full 36 inches wide, comes in all desired shades of red, navy, brown, tan, grey, also cream and black. An exceptionally good wearing material. Priced OC XtOb at, per yard o - - o light, me- $1.00 Exceptionally Good Values in MQHg 'WOSL'P Men who like good toggery, yet insist upon having full value for their money, find this store's men's section much to their liking. The merchandise carried in this department is of the high. class that characterises every section of this store Note tomorrow's bargains. Men's Underwear at 50o Per Garment Merl's French Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers in all sizes, shirts from 34 to 50 inches; drawers from 30 to 50 inches; cut good full size. Best grade summer garment ever placed on sale CA at this price; per garment OvC Men's Fancy Socks A new line of men's fancy socks in grays, tans, browns, checks, plaids and stripes. Placed OC on sale for the first time at CtDC Men's Negligee Shirts Men's soft brown negligee shirts, made coat style with cuffs attached or regular negligee style with detached cuffs. Come in light, dmm and dark patterns. ,xtra good values at Great Sale of SUIT GASES Real $2.00 Values, Special, f 1.49 A special line of suitcases made of Mauve Rubber Cloth, steel frame, brass lock and catches, grain leather corners, inside strap, heavy leather handles cloth lined. A very desirable case for outing use. Real $2.00 values. , Spe- &t JQ cially priced for Wednesday at $147 Men's Neckw'r Just Heceived New four-in-hand Ties, made French fold or re versible; come in all the latest plaids, checks, stripes, plain and fancy patterns; all new and up-to-date. Especially good values at 2 Sale of GLOVES 50c, 75c and $1.00 Val ues, 25 pair There are about 50 dozen in this lot, comprising 2 clasp silk and lisle in black, white, tans, gray, navy and other fashionable colors. The silk Gloves are mostly all standard brands, such as Kay ser, Gloversville and Fownes. Women who can wear size sy, o or dYt will find this an unusual glove bay ing opportuniry. While thev last. 25 Sold too cheap to ex change or fit. BELTS, Etc. Women's Kid and Leather Belts. The newes effect for Summer wear in fancy shades and black and brown, erav and tans: verv neat irilt. nxidireH and swastika buckles; regular 75c value. Spl. -9f Women's Wash Belts. A great reduction the neatest and best belt for Summer wear. We place all our Wasp, lielts on sale at one price. Linen Belts, neat embroidery designs and pleated linen. with best quality pearl and gilt buckles: regular 35c values, bpecial 25f An Exceptional Sale of Women's Hose Sun- porters Women s Lisle Elastic I'in-On ide Sup porters; all colors. Special, tomorrow 15 A Great Half-Price Sale of RIBBONS Wednesday 25c Plaid Ribbon. Special, per yard 30c Taffeta Ribbon. Special, per yard 15 30c Fancy Ribbon. Special, per yard 14 15c Taffeta Ribbon. Special, per yard Women's Collars Great Vols. Broken lines of this season's best styles on sals tomorrow at half price ; . 10c values in Ladies' Turnover Special,. . 8 20c-values in Ladies' Turnovers.-Special... 25c values in Ladies Stock Collars. Special,, llf 35-50c val. in Ladies' Stock Collars. Special.18 A Few Good Shoe Values WOMEN'S STYLISH OXFORDS BEST $3.50 VALUE, f 1.97. We've far too many $3.50 Oxfords in stock at this time, hence this extraordinary reduction; to morrow you nave cnoice ot i dinerent styles, all $3.50 values, this season's most popular shapes, in light turn and heavy soles; in vici kid and patent leather; these are all hand-made Oxfords and the best to be had to retail at $3.50. At QT Specially priced for this sale, only $lff Misses' $2.25 Oxfords in patent colt and fine vici kid; all sizes up to 2. Specially pt Mf priced at pl4f MEN'S SHOES AND OXFORDS, f 2.37 , rUK 53.50 VALUE. About 1,500 pairs Men's High-Grade Shoes and Oxfords; the best styles of the season in all the fashionable leathers, vici kid, patent colt, gun- metal, tan call and demi-glaze, both lace and blucher styles; best $3.50 values, bpe- OTF cially priced, Monday yJi Women's Underwear, Hosiery WOMEN'S STOCKINGS. 35c and 50c Values, at 25 A special sale to morrow, W omen s rancy Lace Stockings, in popular shades of black, pink, light blue, fray champagne, brown, red, etc., all new, up-to-date patterns, all sizes; regular Jic and 50c values. Specially priced at 25 WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR. Best 25c Vests, at 19W Women's fine Swiss Ribbed White Cotton Vests, oerfect-fittinir car- ments, niceiy inmmea wim iace; au sizes; reg ular 25c values. Specially priced at ..;,, ..19 Muslin Underwear Specials Drawers Drawers of cambric or muslin, tucked nounce, eaged with lace or ruffle of mhrmMre. 75c values Sale price,, .."..,...--.; J.48f Long Petticoats teeo" flounce, with ehisler nf . 1 . t t A . . ' . . . iuts an iace inserting , ana edge; Of tucked flounce and ruffle of . embroidery, Special V.8f fad Wo- leafher, ! Women's Carlton Bats The latest nien's Carlton Bags, made of good quality If af r jrilt mountings, heaw frame: retrular SI 25 $1.50 values, Special tomorrow f- Renaissance Scarfs lSx'54-inch, best q;taV. and Bsttenberg braid. Special 'at 15c Clycerine So?p. 3 Cake to f f ' creamed tish or lofetttx. Cold tUA la 1