frlllS ' OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PQRTL AND, SUNDAY ' MORNING, AUGUST 18; 1C07.
REUNION IN HONOR ;0R0NEv M&i
JHE GOLDEN EAGLE
THE GOLDEN EAGLE
THE, GOLDEN EAGLE T LIE GOLDEN EAGLE THE' GOLDEN CAC1
. . , 0F THE MOTHERS'. OF OREGON
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Mrs. Martha Ptn dleton, Aged SI.
(SpmUI DUpatek te Th JoimL)
Mlverton, Or., Aug. 17. One of tha
most pltasant family reunions rar held
in fltlrerton obourred yesterday axter-
noon at tha horn of Mm Martha Pend
leton. . It was given In honor of the
,. SSth ; analvereary of Jier birth, wlitoh
oooumd at Jefferson City, Virginia,
An rust II, 1 1118. Nearly ,afi tha mam
bora of that family war preaent. In
eluding three feneration
Mrs. Pendlaton waa married to Wlllla
M. Pendleton In Mlaaourt In Mia sprlnc
f 1111 and eroaaed tha plalna with har
huaband In tha aummar of 185, arrlv-Ina-
at Portland October 12. Tha aama
fall they moved to SUverton, and Mra.
Pendleton has been a contlnuoua real-
dent of thla city atnee that time. Mr.
Pendleton died a number of yaara ago.
Mra. Pendlaton la the oldeat resident
of thla city and la remarkably well pre
aerved both mentally and physically.
She la tha mother of Mra. P. J. Bchmler
of Portland, Meadamee Clearer and Bur
ton of Salem and Meadamea Buffe and
Roberta of thla city. All were preaent
10 apena tne any witn ueir agea momer.
YES, WE FELL HAH,
?.S-blU)ERS!.:;-''v
. Promptly and Carefully.
Me nuke a specialty, of the mail
order business. It's one of the
important branches of, our mer
cantile interests. . As a result of
our present unexcelled service
and tne lowest prices on the Pa
cific coast we art being favored
with -what we believe to be at
present the biff est mail order
business in Portland. . Mail ua
your orders for anything in this
ad. . '
10c PERCALES jy4c
A lot Of dark colored Percales, 28
inches wide, regular value 10c, spe
cial, yard .................... ey44
GINGHAMS 10c
A line of dark Shirtinr Ginghams
in stripes, checks, etc, regular value
12$4c, special, yard 10
lie unen TOWELING lie
Bleached linen Toweling, 18 inches
wide, regular value 14c, special,
yard .." ..10?
COUNTRY ROAD1 WATERTROUGHS
USURPED BY AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS
Automobiles In their war afainat
horaef hara eran uiurped . tha water
troughs placed by tha aide of tha coun
try road i to enable tha tlrad animals to
Quench their thirst, aaya Deputy Sher
iff Sate Warner, who loudly condemns
thla la teat freak of tha autoa.
"Water troughs were placed by tha
roadside so that horses could drink,'
said Wagner. The autoa come along,
and empty tha troughs to fill their
tanks. Then when aomo one with a team
drives along, hla horses sweating and
thirsty, there la no water for them.
"In the winter and spring It makes
little difference, as the troughs fill
again quickly, but In tha summer when
water is scarce, it is a serious matter
for the horses. Just tbe other day in
tne eastern part or tne county a man
with an auto got to the water trough
Just ahead of me and emptied it I had
ux drive If miles farther before I found
water for my horse, and he was thirsty
when we reached the first trough. If
tha autoa want to use tha county roads
it la all tight, but they ought to fill
tneir water tanxs before they leave
tna city."
MINERS OF COIL am
nnifo tuv nnnn
Luunu I LIU uuuu
III CONVENTION
Representatires of Those of
Montana and Wyoming
Are Met at Helena.
FEDERATION OF LABOR
ASSEMBLES MONDAY
Fine Quality and Developers
Expect Commercial
Quantities.
(Special Dispatea te The Journal.)
Ashland, Or., Aug. 17. Development
work la being carried on ; steadily by
tha Aahland Coal Mining company on
Its vain of coal three miles east of
Aahland. Tha raaulta thua far have
bean vary encouraging. Those Inter-
Meetings, Especially the Latter, Very t,4 1b th, .nUrprlse are sanguine that
Mm1v In in r. ,k they will uncover coal In commercial
Timely, In View of the Existing quantities. Tha coal la of good quality.
. StrikesCoal. Situation aa
' Wages, Output and Shortage.
to I ani th. mmiaiw Is nrenarad for ex
tensive exploration.
a. fauiaon, wno is extensively en
aged In coal mining in Montana and
Wyoming, and is rated as an expert -
(Special Dlspatefe te The Jooraal.) I thl Mamlnlnir the oroDertv of the
Helena, Mont, Aug. 17. Tha annual company. He said:
oonyentlon of tha United Mine Workers ' lhl'! prospect la away ahead of any-
far dlatrlot No, II. ambracln, tha states j, T" feat thick; thefV being near"
or Montana ana Wyoming, is in sea- reet or coal on the hanging
alon In this city and has tha lare-ast 18 Inches near the foot-wall,
ly four
wall and
and all
, . . - . ... . iwm. vo ua ui nuucriur qumity. xiiiw
" "y " 1 1, tne beBt tMng i have .truck. I think
there being upwards of 100 dalegatea I there la an abundance of good coal here.
present Every coal camp In tha two " ood ror ateammg, heaung and
states la represented. Tha convention A" eomnl,ttee of the Ashland Commer-
Wlll na in session until Aug
tha executive committee of
will ba In session until August St, whenlclal club visited the mine this week and
or i
draw up a waga scale for tha anaulng I to enlist the club's Influence to assist
the dlatrlat 1 it la understood they have a arood onln-
wlll meet with the coal operators and I Ion of the property and will endeavor
year.
Tha importance of thla district waa
in lta development on a large scale.
br;
ntly considerably lnoreased by tna tt i DTTCTl T?T?OrrTV7 A T
000 l XXn-AV 1 XAD X X JJikJ 111 xxXJ
laat year in - lta coal production.
Into tha organization of 6,i
10
yo
Montana broke all preyioua
mlnerr jmployed In the coal mlnea of
soutnem Wyoming;.
records
un-
warda of 1.000.000 tona being mined.
Thla production will ba eclipsed thla
year, because of several new districts
being- developed ' In tha vicinity of
Havre.
Xallroads took XTp tha Fuel.
Not unlike several of the other west
ern states producing ' coal, Montana
finds the railroads have control of the
" principal mlnea and because of the
heavy iraino uttie is ten at tnese
properties for publlo consumption .How
ever, no serious Biiuriaao is niii.ipaiea
this winter, because of the new fields
in Chouteau, Fergus, Gallatin and Car
hnn counties.
The delegates to the convention of
the United Mine workers are aiso ac
credited to the Montana Federation of
T ..v wniAH muia piapa unnnav in
annual session. Because of the strikes
Of the telephone operatora and linemen,
telegraph operatora ana otner inau
trial movements, tha meeting is ex
pected to materialize intd a most lm
nnrtant one. The scale for coal min
ers for the ensuing year will also be
considered. It la regarded aa probable
that a alight advance wl!.' be asked by
the miners, but on tnis point the dele
gates refuse to commit themselves.
The attendanoa at the federation con
vention will be vary I ,rge, according to
reports to Secretary H. O. Smith and
President Falrgrleve. The latter la a
candidate for relectlon, but will have
strona; opposition.
AT -WALLA WALLA
First Attempt at Such a Festival
Finds Everybody Boosting
Bnsily for the Show.
WHITE MAN'S DEATH
AVENGED BY INDIANS
(Bpeclal Dlipatch to The Journal.)
Walla Walla, Wash., Aug. 17. J. C.
Hlllman arrived today with the body of
j. ti. uunam, ex-turnxey at tne pent
xenuary, wno waa Killed ay a holduo
mitaai uoore. ntevaaa. wenneaaav nirnt
rdlng to Hlllman, Gilliam waa hold-
one roDber at nav when another en-
the store from tha rear and shot
Gilliam through tha head. Seven men
were m tne store at tha time. The
roooera 'secured si.zoo.
A posse of. Indians, friends of Bill
man, took the trail of the robbera and
after a running -fls-ht rnrnira th men
and shot the man who killed Gilliam.
, Gilliam's, funeral will ba held to
morrow. V x. ..,
(Special Dlapatch to Tb Jonrnal.)
Walla Walla, Wash., Aug. 17. Tha
commercial club of this city has com
pleted arrangements to hold the har
vest carnival during the week of Sep
tember 16. An executive committee
was appointed a few days ago and K.
L. Bernard, an eastern man who has
had large experience in managing; car
nivals and celebrations, has Deen en
gaged as manager.
F. W. Kaser, president of the com
mercial club, has appointed J. R. Stoc
ton chairman of the carnival committee
to take charge of all the attractions,
side shows, sports, etc.. and Mrs. John
B. Catron has been appointed chair
man of the ladles' committee, who will
have, charge of the queen's votlntr con
test, the aueen's ball. nd several an-
clal events that are being arranged for
tna entertainment or males and chil
dren.
Manager Bernard has opened his of
fice at Fourth and Main streets' and la
immense Savings on every
ITEM.
THE SALE OF
nOMEFITTINGS
IS SENSATIONAL
Every housewife who reads these
lines will appreciate the importance
ot tne savings.
35c Mattings, liytc
Japanese Matting, 36 inches wide,
plain and stripes, regular value 35c.
special, yard Jf
2l Table Covers, 69c.
6x4 Artloom Tapestry Table Cov
ers, in plain and combination of
colors, regular value 11.25, special,
each 69
15c Curtain Swiss, 10c
Curtain Swiss, in figured and dot
ted effectg, 36 inches wide, regular
value 15c, special, yard 10
$22.50 Brussels Rugs, $16.98.
Tapestry Smith Brussels Rugs, In
floral and oriental designs, sice
9x12, regular value $22.50, special,
each . f 16.98
$1.50 Bed Spreads, $1.09.
Colered Bed Spreads, fringed all
around, full size, regular $1.50, spe
cial; each s)1.09
WOMEN'S 20c HOSE 9c
Pull fashioned black cotton Hose,
double Jieels and toes, splendid
Egyptian yarn, regular value 20c
special, yard 9a
WOMEN'S 50c GLOVES 25c
16-button Berlin Gloves. Terser
wrists, all sizes, in black and white.
regular value 50c, special, pair.25
CHILDREN'S 25c PURSES 10c I
Children's solid leather Purses, with
chain, 50 styles to select from in
plain and fancy effects, regular
value 25c, special, each 10
IIH
' cirnsc clock onrAMau.nuw tm to sua
TOE SAME GOODS FOR A LITTLE LESS MONEY THAN ELSEWHERE
SELLING OUT ALL PRESENT STOCKS
At less Than Cost to Manufacture
In a nutshell that's what tbe store's monster sweeping "REORGANIZATION
SALE" is doing. Sharper price concessions than ever will prevail Monday and all
thru the week. The sale has been full of energy and interest from the start. The
event will be memorable, indeed.
THE GIGANTIC REORGANIZATION SALE
OFFERS THE GREATEST SAVING OPPORTUNITY IN PORTLAND'S
MERCANTILE HISTORY! The values are absolutely without a parallel in the
records of local merchandising.
Every dollar's worth of merchan
dise now in the store must be sold
clean to the bare shelves and naked
walla.
Every Article in the
House Reduced
I
Supply your needs for months
ahead. .Opportunity like thia sel
dom comes but ones in a natural
lifetime.
Women's Beautiful New White Lawn
$1.50 Shirtwaists at
$1.00
A Sale Thai Hill Stir the Town to lis Center and CROWD
the Sidewalks at Daybreak
We've gathered all our remaining Shirtwaists into one great convention of
pcuhuuuu uai Kains an? aainry ocauty; values to ai.50; pretty white
lawns, mostly fresh and new; all thia season's make. We've massed over
i.uuu on a long bargain table in the garment section. The lot con
tains every new and wanted stvle in theaa imintv. evnuiaitai crea
tions. Beautiful, sheer lswns, in "Peter Pane" and other favorite
moaeis. mmmea in a profusion of laces, embroideries, tuckings
and insertions. Absolutely the greatest value in Shirtwaists
ever offered in Portland. Every one a barrain a b
at its regular price. Not one under a dollar, Oil I
mostly $1.25 and $1.50 vslues. But on Jf fe?ly
Monday only, 8:30 to 12 a. m. (none mXL I
oetore or after) and only three to a XiiYJitA
customer. .See them in our Third
street window. : Choose at Or 3 for tl
WOMEN'S SHIRTWAIST
SUITS
A lot of Swiss and Cambric Em
broideries, with edgings and inser
tions to match, 2 to 4 inches wide,
values to 10c, special, yard .Af
Children's 10c Vests, 5c
A line I uuidrens white jersey
ribbed cotton Vests, low neck.
sleeveless, sixes 13 to-30, regula
value 10c, special, each Of
Women's 12$ Silk Scarfs. 59c
Women's silk creoe Neck Scarfs.
2yt yards long, Black, white, pink.
Diue, etc, regular vaiua iuj, spe
cial, each ,..,..6a
65c AND 75c TABLE LINEN ISc
Mill ends of bleached Table Linens.
do inenffi inM i inn 7U iinra in
values at 65c and 75c, special
yard ..48f
IOC UNBLEACHED UUSLI1 8Kc
A lot of unbleached Muslin. 38
i f i m a "
uicnes wiae, regular vaiue ivc, spe
cial, yard .,.8
ISc FLANNELETTES 14c
A line of new Flannelettes.- 36
inches wide, light color with blue,
red and black dots, also Persian
patterns, regular value 18c, special,
yard 14 d
THAT HAVE NO EQUAL FOR
TWICE THE MONEY.
Pretty, chic styles in Shirtwaist Suits;
cnoose xrom any now remaining in the
stocks of Wash Suits, Ducks, Percales
and Indian Head materials, prettily
nimmea, suited tor house wear or vaca
tion suits. The values reach S6.00. Yon
may select from the lot on Monday, all
aay, or wmie tney last,
SHOE SALE PrcHy VVhi,c Wo01 Wa,Wnfl Sklrts lcss Than Da,f Cost of MaWno
outlining an active campaign of adver
tising ana promoting.
Several Drlneloal streets in the bust.
nssa section will ba closed by perm Is
slon of tha eltv council. Thia rifntrlot
will be .very elaborately decorated.
Thousands ot electric lights and hun
dreds of ysrds of colored buntlno- wilt
be used.
Several apaelal features win be ar
ranssd, auoh aa Fraternity day and Chil
dren'a day. In the latter all the school
children from the surrounding country
nd the city will talis part in a mag
nificent parade, , -t
There will be a flower parade, which
haa never been before attempted in thla
country. There will alao ba a queen's
rvwpuuir, frueen s oaii, a carnival
parade, when King Bex and his subjeots
will visit tha city, and there will also
be a Brand carnival ball.
At the meetinc of tha narnlval nnm-
mittee Monday night definite arrange
ments will be' made. I
-Metsrer's ay gUssea, fl. 141 Wash.
CONTINUES
SAMPLE VALUES SPECIAL
MONDAY.
Infants' Moccasins, in assorted col
ors, regular 15c, special, pair..S
Women's $3 Canvaa Oxfords. $1.
Women's white canvas Oxfords,
high or low heels, heavy or light
soies, plain and tipped toes: values
to $3.00: special your choice.
pair ...fl.OO
Boys' Tennis Oxfords, in black.
brown and white, special at, pr.39
Women's $2.50 Shoes and Oxfords,
$1.00.
Women's Shoes and Oxfords, kid
or oatent leather, all sire values
to $2.50, special, pair f l.OO
Women's $3.50 Oxfords, $1.50.
Women's finest Russia Calf Ox
fords, in tan and chocolate colors.
values to $3.50, special, pair. f 1.50
Women's $5 Shoes and Oxfords, $2
Women's patent and vici kid Ox
fords and shoes, worth to $5, spe
cial, pair f2.00
Men's Shoes, in all shspes and
leathers, special, pair fl.50
Men's $5.00 Shoes, $2.00.
Men's fine Dress Shoes, in all the
newest leathers and lasts; jpatent
colt, vici kid, box calf and gun
metal, heavy and light Goodyear
welt soles, values to $5, special,
pair . .f2.00
Infants' $1.00 Shoes, 49c
A line of Infants' Shoes, in all
styles, button and lace, worth to
$1.00, special, pair 49
Children's $1.50 Shoes, 75c
Children's Spring Heel Shoes, val
ues to $1.50, special, pair 75
50c Bunion Protectors, special. 38
Very swell white Wool Skirts, in sersres. Panamas and serpen r!mmil ni, tAm M .i.i m .
ffarf.. al... m ' n.i . . - "mucwb ana ncai velvet
Social Mondi, dSS." i XT" ..77. . . ! 7" .? .71 .... ' ... .... ? " $2.85
Children's 15c
Pants 8c
Children's good qual
ity Muslin Pants,
full sixes 4 to 10
years, regular value
15c, special, pr..8e
Children's Tarns & Caps 25c
50c Kinds, 25c.
Fall and winter styles, also a
few summer Caps for present
wear. Tarns, "College Girl" and
other pretty, desirable shapes;
Elain white, reds, blues and
lack; 50c values at 25e
30c Wash Goods 8c
Thousands of yards of beau
tiful, dainty new wash stuffs,
values reaching to 30c the
yard. We're determined to
close 'em out, every inch.
Don't you think this price
will do it? Yard 81
J6 Blankets $1.25
A line of fancy
Blankets, in gray;
blue and red, extra
long and heavy, reg
ular $6.00, special,
pair f4.25
PARASOL SALE EXTRAORDINARY
A convention of beauty, daintiness and bargain values seldom, if ever,
equaled. Certainly the most sensational bargains we have ever known to
be offered in Portland. We've condensed lotsSnd completedTroSd-S of
! i.!hem?Um,mer Pa"ol- dlvjdd em into two lots and offer them to
close, Monday ss follows: An exceptional chance to select a handsome
parasol for the remaining weeks of summer and put away for nexY season!
Read, then come and see the matchless values.
$1.98 Parasols for 59c
$2.00 to $4.00 Parasols for 98c
CLEARING OUT THE STOCKS
IN THE
rniniA chhbc
vuiivn oil vi o
Prices Smashed to
Smithereens
$3.50 Cottage Seta, $1.98. .
White Semi-Porcelain Cottage Sets
fancy shapes, full size, composed
of 6 dinner plates, 6 dessert plates,
o soup plates, o mush bowls, o cops
and saucers, 1 open vegetable dish.
1 sauce boat, I pickle dish and on
meat dish, regular value $3.50, spe
cial, set ...... ......,.....,f 1.98
35c good serviceable Table Tum
blers, special, set of 0 .10
$1.00 set of 6 white Cups and
baucers, special .Z9f
35c Tea Pots, 19c
Eta ftin aar Ta Pnfa ttrm kma!
regular value 35c special, ea.l9f
- Half Dosen Tea Spoons for 6c
Tea Spoons, look like nickel silver,
regular value 25c dosen, special.
4 Rolls of Fine Toilet Paper, 25c
Fine ailk tissue Toilet Paper, 1,000
sneets to rou, regular value 10c,
special, 4 rolls for tOf
WOMEN'S 59c WAIST SETS 17c
Three-piece Waist Sets, neat, pretty
designs in plain, plated and pearl
effects, values at 39c and 50c, spe
cial, set .i... ,t7f
WOMEN'S 59c HANDBAGS 15e,
Linen and pique Hand Bags, with
com purse, assorted shapes, extra
lining, regular value 39c, special,
each
50e SILK VEILING 21c
Pure Silk Tuxedo VeUines. tha lat
est colorings, in neat dotted 'and
plain mesh effects, also black and
white, regular value 50c aoeciaL
7rd ;.24
15c Silk Shoe Laces 7c
White mercerized silk Oxford
Laces, regular 15c value, special,
pair ...5f)
In the Golden Eagle'a
Cut-Rate Drug Deparlm'l
Special in Monday's "Reorganization Sale."
Newbro's Herpicide, $1 bottle 65e
"Ed Pinaud's" Eau de Quinine, $1 bottle 65
"Ed Pinaud's" Vegetal. $1 bottle 59
Park & Tilford's Bay Rum, $1 bottle 69
Hind's Honey and Almond Cream, 50c bot 35
Espey'a Cream, 50c bottle 29
Ethymol Tooth Paste, 25c bottle 17
Crown Lavender Salts, 50c bottle 33
Kirk's Tooth Paste, 25c box 7
Mermen's Talcum Powder, 25c box .-...12
Gillette's Talcum Powder, 25c box 7
Jap Rose Glycerine Soap, 10c cakes 6
Savon "Duchess" Violet Soap, 10c cake 6
Swift & Co.'s Castile Soap, 4-lb. bars, 75c value. 45
"Golden Eagle" Transparent Glycerine Soap,
5c cake 8
Gillette's Shaving Soap, 5c cakes 2
BUY THE
r
FAMILY LIQUORS
HEBE -
lackberrr Brandv. regular '75c bot
tles, lull quart size, special, Monday
at ,
.57
Muslin Underwear in the Monday Sale
Women's Corset Covers and Drawers for 29c
Cambric and muslin Corset Covers and Drawers,
lace and embroidery trimmed; good full sizes; our
regular 39c and 50c values; special, each. .....29
Children's 35c Muslin Skirts, I9c
Children's good quality Muslin Skirts, ages 6 to 12
years; regular value 35c, special, each ........19
A ROUSING OFFER ON
MEN'S SUITS
xaKe any Summer ftp A A
Suit in the store, t II II
values to $18, for.. tyOmV V
The best Suit news you ever read :
We've taken the entire stock of
Men's Summer Suits, bunched
'em in one huge lot, all the new
est, latest cujt and swagger
styles for summer wear, all
wanted materials, made in finest
workmanship and skillfully tail
ored by experts. In the offering
are suits worth up to $18. It's
surely "up to you" now for on
Monday we offer full and free
choice of any Sum-
mer ouu in tne
store for
5.00 !
Did $5.00 ever do so much for
you before? m
mm
THE BEST BARGAINS WE
EVER KNEW.
IN THE SMS
AND
DRESS GOODS
Go to make up the stellar attrac
tions among Monday's "Reorgani
zation Sale events. Women will
do well to purchase now for fall
needs. The savings are matchless.
Keaa a tew: ,
30c Jap Silk, 19 Inches wide. 'aH
colors, special, yard 23
$1.50 Rajah Silk, 85c ' ,
Best Rajah Silk, 27 inches wide, &
navy, cream and tan, with blue dot.
regular value $1.50, special, yd. 85
$1.25 Taffeta Silk, 89c
Black Taffeta Silk, 27 inches wide,
regular value $1.25, special yd. 89
$1.00 Black Mohair, 42 inches wide,
special, yard ..,75
$1.10 Navy Henrietta, 44 Inches
wide, special .89
$1.50 Dress Goods, $1.19.
A new line of fall Dresa Goods,
fancy mixed; effects, in
green, blue, gray, etc, 52 inches'
wide, regular value $1.50, special, I
J15c White Shoe (tocr 7c
White Cleaner, paste or Uquid, for
cleaningcanvas shoes; regular val ie
15c, special , , , ; , ; i ,', 7
ism
FAMILYsLIQU
DEPASTIIOiT
Gold Bond" Rye, full quart, t
price $1.25, special, llond
at
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