The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, April 06, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextI THE OREGON, DAILY, : JOURNAU PORTLAND.. MONDAY 'EVENING, APRIL 6, 1C03. DETECTIVES SEEK liiciee r; Mm HeV'i Father Alleges Her 3l6thcr a' Kidnaper and FIcklo Besides; ieki LHasatea t lbs ioeraal.J ' Reattla Trash. April . Detectlv r scouring this city in search ot Iu V ? ells Manard. five yoars;al4. who wm kidnapped a year after ' she, had rDeen taken away from her mother by her 'rather, n. t. Nanara. wno tm. w '..have discovered that C. F. Using MJ alienated his wife's affections. Manard swan to euniDlalnta against his ' wife and Lairg. ' , It. mOl la addition rtifft 8. T. , ftuaaell. father o. Urn. Manard, Bid ,!-. Manard. Jointly, with kidnapping Manard placed bis dsughter In tha . . hands of Mra 8. J. Palmer. A year later, on day bi there was no on in iha houaa ict lira. Palmer, her u.niMlil dauehter and the child, tha ' doorbell vaAg. Whan Mrs. Palmer opened ih. nmr Mra. Manard and Russell walked in. Tha child ran away fright ' -nA UnaMll. roordlnu to Mra. HI I mer, chased tha child Into tha kitchen , and seised her under hia right arm. Ills left arm ha kapt in hia coat pocket u It ciutcning a revolver. Holding U child under hla arm and keeping the other hand In hia coat pock et. Kuaaell accompanied by Mra. ' Menard, went out at th front door, th little girl screaming ana otmcbuh fflHDED 111 OBGilZfJIIRn Haywood f Declares; Effort - WiirBe Hade to Elect Union President. (Dnlted Preea teaand Wir.) :. Chlesgo, April . "Five hundred thou aand worker will enter th praaldentlal campaign as ; a solid unit and try to elect a worklnr-clAaa candidate," de clared William V. Haywood, secretary treaaurer of th Western Federation of Minora, tonight. Ilia announcement waa caused by aispatcn rrom in executive board of hi organisation, informing hlm that preparations for tha consolld ther captor a fac la protest. , Both Manard and Lain ari . men and had been friends. are railroad Lain la ' an expreaa measonger running- m it Northern Paclfle between Seattle .and Spokane. When , In Portland he Uvea hk aimer. Lwrlns th last six month, while la thia city between hirtaTne bad a room at th Manard i home. - - - ' - . . Divorce proceeding were Mann in th superior court Saturday by Manard. ' A petition waa also entered aaking tht tha court allow a charge or kidnapping to be filed i-aint Mrs. Manard and her father. . . ' v ' .- , . LINN FACES SECOND i LOCAL OPTION FIGHT Uqnor Interest Clrcnlattaf; Fetltlon ' and It la- Estimated They Mmj ? J Secnra Bcrabrolssloii. -' ; V (Rmdat DUpttek to Tbe JooraaL) . " Alhan. Or.. . Aorll . A pUUoa Is beinc clrculftUd la Unn county asking to have tha Uauor question resubmit a tn a vote of th peopl. Under the law whenever a petition slsned by not less than per oent of th reP"; ' tered voter of any county shall b filed -with the county, clerk, th county court Khali order an flection to- determine whether th sale of intoxicating liquors V... 1 1 Ka rkAlilhitBVl - - - ; Th resiatratlon of th county at thai last election waa aooui e.euv. nu -Ins th eatimat on thvot cast' for . auprem .Judga a total of overftt pe titioners will b necessary t Ther Is little question of-- th --ability - of petitioners to obtain th nurnber Te . quired. This will Insure a-fight and th friends of prohibition.; will Again obliged, to rally.' -,- , . Biv.Vli T0VNS ftfiHT , ON SCHOOL: X1TTEKS atlon , of (60,000 members of labor unlona have been adopted br hair of th laraeat organisation In th country. liaywood continued: If a Dur to the wo r sere was wan tea. Secretary ..W. IL Taft furtilahed It la hia recent SDsecii for a larger army for use In caa of internal troubla Taft and other such politician will soon learn that labor la becoming too in telligent and la too humane to reaort to violence to meet violence. The bal lot-box la tha weapon labor will uae. Alrnadv the amalgamation or the uni ted Mine Workers, ths Western Federa tion of ' Miners, th united .Brewery Workers of America, carriage-workers, shoemakera, bakers and confectionery and other organisations, numbering more than SOO.000 members. Is certain before th election. A meeting will be, held next week of th repreaentative ot the unlona to formulate Diana The founding of th Dew labor party may be Doetponed for a short time but It is aaaured within a few months We will form a federation of labor that Will not aend lobblea to th lesialatur to beg for what they never get but sleet men I Mother" until th rafters rln and thla to omc to nave wnai we ar nuum 1 1. on 0f th numerous amuaing nura All ' New-Goods l P.YOUNG lADIES fURNISHII'GS Air; New Goods 7th and Washington Sis., Portland, Or. (The Quality Shop) Our New Store Opened This Morning Just In time for tha Easter Shopping. . We have tha article you want WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE WELL-KNOWN Embroideries ? and Insertions, the kind you want Swiss, nain sook, cambric ALL PRICES The latest' Veilings, yard, $1.50 down to .......... ...251 New 45-inch Net v. in Mack white, plain; and fancy, $2.25 down fo ....... t,.t,..r.i70f Ribbons in gatln or taffeta,! all , widths, all colors, as fine as you ' wish, yard, up from ;.le All the new things in Parasols and Umbrellas, all psfces, from' $12.00 down to .f 1.50 P. Centemeri ' Kid Gloves, the pair, $4.00 down to f 1,00 Seal and Alligator and assorted Bags ALL PRICE3 Ladies' Leather and Elastic Belts ALL PRICES The best Ladies Hosiery, $2.50 down to 25 Real and imitation Torchon Lace, yard, 75c down to ....Bf, Trimming Lace, all , prices. Every piece new. , - Novelties in Ladies' Back Combs, Hat Pins, Veil Pins, etc. I have last returned from New York, where I have personally aelected my stock, which Is the latest In each line. - " singers and the stags direction Is full of lire ana energy, xeaay wood Binge 'Don't Oo In th LJon Cage Tonight. to.' RDrantatlvg of th unions will meet Monaay tauaaopx a pian xor or ganisation. bera AT THE THEATRES Fan at the Baker. The Raker Stock company, with Will iam Dilla and Maribel Seymour In the limelight. Is making a wonaernu nit in natown," which opened ysstarday after noon. DILla is in nis element in a acreamlns comedy' Dart. Wetland Strong, whlla Maribel Kevmour as Flirt, has one of thos lively role in wnicn tn rort Mrs. r trick Campbell Tonight. Th attraction at th HeUIr theatr. I land theatr-gors lov air best murtntn and Washington streets, to night and tomorrow night will d u iinwiii rtlanatcn to Tbe-jreamaLI': ,V Pendleton. Or., Apr 6. Rivalry be tween Milton and IVeewater. which has : now extended into scnooi mattera, n; culminated in a petition .peipg with the superintendent or u mat ma rnuntv arhoola. Prank K. Walls, asking that Freewater district be set apart as a aDarate school district, wepressma- tives of the Freewater district hay ap peared befor ,th superintendent, and from all reports th matter will be hard fought. ft la reported that there Is eonniderable opposition among Simon poople to the proposed separation, and the matter gives promlss of complicat ing the already strained relstlons be tween Milton and Freewater. It is un derstood that a special election will b called on tbe division question. ! '. Cost of Pendleton Light. (Special Dlapatch to The loaraaL) . ' 1 Pendleton. Or.. April Thst th pro posed municipal electric lighting plsnt for the city of Pendleton will cost sp proximately $101, SCO - la th estimate made by tUs enrlneerlna; firm of Snipo 1T 4- Co.. of an Francisco. The en- ' gineer's fe waa 13,000 for making the preliminary survey a and estimates. : - Walter E. Prrklns, Comedian. Walter K. Perldna on of th best comedians on th stag, will be at th head of th new vaudevlll show at the Grand this week. Perkins win be re membered as ths star tn "My Friend From India" and "Th Man From M ex- loo." He now come to th Grand with a special company of comedians In 'The Msn From Macey a. uaraner ana maa dern with Too Many Darlings will bs th special added reatura. 'The Texaa Banger." Not an empty seat could be found at th 6 tar theatr either yeaterday after noon or hlsht. The occasion, was ths presentation of "the Texas Ranger." by all means the nest or tn western dramas that have been played by th French stock company. "Ths Texaa Ranrer has been aeen locally one with a traveling company, but the per formance by th French company Is far better. Mra. ; Patrick Campbell,' TTTt. nuv Ap- A Friend of the Family." Ths laughter show of th week will be found at the Lyric, where the Alien Ptocs: company win present tor tn first time In stock test funny farce. "A Friend of the Family." Th manage ment guarantees one or the rinest per- formsnces and productions ever gives at. popular prices. Moving pictures be tween acts. pears at the Helllg Tonight. distinguished "world-ramed English ac tress, Mra Patrick Campbell, supported I lxmaon piayi nil ond Mra. Tanqueray.' Tomorrow night. by her own company of The ndon players lay tms evening will be Tn rhe See-1 "The Notorious Mra Ebbsmlth." Seats ar now selling at theatr for both nights. NEWPORT CITIZEN, ASSAULTS EDITOR (Spedal Dtopateb ts Tha Journal.) Newport, Or.. April . Ths following paragraph appeared in th last Issue of the Xaqalna Bay News: "Brewster's Millions" Coming. "A man who has thoroushlv dlssraced and brought himself Into ill repute both Seats ar now sellins-at box office of 1 t home and abroad should carefully in Hems theatre. Fourteenth and mrowini onw ai oimr peopie. Washington streets, for th brilliant i and especially at the local newspaper." comedy drama. "Brewster's Mllliona" J s meeting of the Commercial club This excellent play will b the attrac-1 O. C. Graves had spoken regarding the lion st tne above tneatra ror rour nights I memrai me iocai psper, aneging it beginning next Wednesday night, April I was not using up-to-date methods and t. The special oric matinee will be I urging thst a rommltte should given next Saturday. IF WOM HUB THEIR "RIGHTS" Aldergirls Would Make Big ttr Entrances to Stores and Stop Teamsters. (OnlUd rrmm Leased Wire.) Chicago, April I. Alderwomsn to rule Chicago. I th plan proposed by Alderman Herman E. Kroger, who yes terday said h would steal th city hall If he could. "That's th only way to be sur you'll save thS city hall." he said. "Thar at a whole lot of man mean enough to ateai tn city nail nut women gen erally ar honest. A council of alder women would cut taxes In two. wo man council would make Chicago look like a garden In paradise. If could resign mv seat to my daushter. TA Aa It In a holy minute. It would b for in gooa or th town." Hla daughter Immediately announced what her platform would be. If shs wer sn aiderglrl, as suggested by her father: "Bigger entrances for th Stat street stores snd no teaming In ths shopping districts after noon. These were th two principal planks. pliiTWgIe ill - jfc 1 3 C j. 1 I L V, , - 1 J v at ' A tin i '''-mm m m : ; mm : $ 5..!,.. BE F0R60V II Boomers in Minnesota Use Special Delivery to Aid Their Candidate. rCslted Press teased Wbs.J . Washington, April (.Boomers of Governor Johnson of Minnesota for th presidential nomination plunged into th game today In earnest, their sctlv- Ity taking the form of a special deliv ery letter mailed to ail Demncratln anpoimea to corner wun wuiiam ' E. I th entire staff Of Wsshinston news- Matthews, th editor.' and indues hint I oanermen. The letter axnlainarl ha . fi s-i to conauct a mors progressive newspa- availability and desirability of Johnson ' I Ber. I a KinitiHil. Mil wllhniit . mnl I mv icviK.ui.BU ' lAinr. ut.r in, news f-n mm nil T . mp i Hrvnn nnmm.ni.fl n.n.ti..ii am hi. I " craves wsik.q into tne eaitnrs orxtce l unoualrsblllty ss a candidate. Marauam yesterday. Fan tana scored I anil aaMuitad him nniiinar him nut n 1 Tk. i...... nu. .v. anoinernit. ini musical comeay is even his chslr snd pounding hla fsce. Icago headquarters of the Minnesota I .tu in aiisir nas proaucea an immense l committee which is fosterlns- tha John. "Fantana With the return of mer. The new people ar excellent! sensation her. was - thickened a opening .her of wnicn A tag from a 10-cent piece will count PULL alne A tag from a 5-cent piece will count HALF value son boom let. The oolltical blot trifle today by th headquarters - from which to - boost I George Gray, of Pels war as a candi date. Richard 3. Beamish, a Phlladel-1 nhla lawyer, and Journalist who is in charge of the boom, savs thst his can-1 didate has a rood following , in the soutn ana in mew jsngiana. . , TEN DAYS' CHASE FOE ALLEGED H0BSETHIEF vith valuable tag: It Ends in the Arrest of William Wil- , son at Jefferson Missing Animal Recovered. Savo your tags from HORSE SHOE GRANGER TWIST MASTER, WORKMAN STANDARD NAVY N J.T. (Spedal Dlptch. to Tha JooraaL) Salem. Or., April . After a 10 days' chass over, the state for William Wil son, an alleged horsethlef. Sheriff John Connelly of Yamhill county, assisted by anenrr vutver oi juarion county, caught his man at Jefferson yesterday. Ten days ago, a xammii county rar- it reportea tne tneit or a valuable horke. naminsr Wilson as the thief : to Sheriff Connelly, who learning that the latter had i- sone to Hillsboro several dsys befor immediately went to that town. Wen he got to Hillsboro, Wil- mer With Lvcry BOrS SUIT We 0IVE AWAY j . ., . .. , . ' .... -. BASE BALL SUITS, , GLOVLS, CATCHERS' MITTS, BASL BALLS and BATS OUR MISSES' MAN -TAIL-. ORLD COATS Different From Those of Other -Stores " : 9.85 to $25 N SELlUINi LEADING CLOTHIER WeDtt What W Say The Only Cash il otise in t he City Couches SPECIES f Off Tl WEffi Iron Beds from $ 1 .75 Up in all colors and 5Izes Dressers fronq$6.SO Up Chairs from 6(Dc Up Colors and Patterns Velour nflTn in All $475 AND UP WdrthS8.00and$10.00 ... (C(Q)o 166 ood 168 First Street son had left several 'days before, Hillsboro the chase led to Portland, to Chicago has bees ' secured C!d Statesman Ci Ptaeh Tlnsley't 18-z. natural bat Cpsar Head Sallor't Prlda Eglantlna . JoHy Tar EritfloE!t Old Honttty Black liar W. N. Tbislcya XttsrslUat Elg Four Ttnpenmi Pick . Ivy Oregon City, to Markham and then to Immediately on his From I charge of ths department. graduate . ox i muiw this cttv Sheriff Connelly arrival here notified Sheriff Culver and - -. Tags from the above brands are good for the following and many other useful presents as shown by catalog : Gold Cuff Buttons 50 Tag-s ; Fountain Pen 109 Tagt English Steel Razor 50 Taga , Centleman'a Watcb 20QlTagV French Briar Pipe 50 Tags -Leather Pocketbook 80 Tag Steel Carving Set 200 Tags Beit Steel Shears 75 Tag Lady's Pocketbook-50 Tags Pocket Knife 40 Tag Playing Cards 30 Taga' V 60-yd. Fishing Reel 60 Tags S Many merchants have supplied themselves with presents with which . to redeem tags. If you cannot have your togs redeemed at home, write us jot catalog. PnEr.1!UM4 DEPARTMEMT i rTHE AMERICAN TODACCO CO. St Louis, Mo. word was sent broadcast to oeace offi cers In the surrounding towns, with the result that word was received from Jef ferson that the much sought man was there. . Connelly and Culver went to Jefferson and ended tne ions' nursult. placing wuson unaer arrest ana seis ing the horse. 1 . BIBLICAL COURSE AT PACIFIC UNIVERSITY ' (Special 'DUoatch to Tae IftnnuLl ' Paclflo University, Forest Grots. Or.. April A r department of t Biblical language and lltaraturs will be added to the course of study ths coming year. I The deDartment will have a separate endowment of 140,000. of which 130,009 has already oeen outaineu. . An agent is now at - work ralsinjr ths - remaining amount. The income from this endow ment will maintain a professorship and alao be uqed for the support of a Bible department in the library. " Each sum mer a tnree-weess- institute ror .in struction and snociai training in prac tical religious work will be held. This will be designed especially for Sunday cr Christian association .work school. and The aim of 4his department wilt be ta impart a thorough understanding of the Bible and the entire history of ths Ha llirSK-JJU. UXXt .W., D. Ferguson" of to . take He Is Theological aamlnarv. Tha courses Of Study Of this department wiu be elective. , Profenaor V. WealSy Orr. of the de partment of publlo speaking and drama, has announced that tbe advanced drama students will present zor a portion ox their . program for . commencement week the trial scene from Shakespeare's "Merchant of Venice." ASSIGNEE SALE At 807 rirst atreet Between Taylor and almon. Ths stock of the National - Shoe 3 Clothing company has been assigned at disposal lor the oenerit or the creditors. Aril the stock will be sold at 60 cents on the dollar. iAbsolutely nothing reserved. This stock consists of a new- line of clothing, shoes and furnishings and some ladles', goods. s. ., College T. M. C. A." Officers. (Special Dispatch to The- Journal.) Albanv. Or.. Acrll 6, The colleere T. M. C. A., has elected ths collowlng offl cere for the ensuing- year: President, Orover C. Birtcbett; vice-president, Wil liam H. Steele; seeretary, Walter Hodge; treasurer, John . A. Guy. V Stons earache tn two minutes: tooth ache or pain of burn or scald In Ave mlnuf; hoarseness, one -hour; mus cleache, two hours; sore throat, twelve hours. Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil, men arch over pain. ' . . ,i ii.i i i i H , 1 i i mm '.'....7 Uetsger fits (lasses for f 1.0ft. INVESTIGATING SANTA FE REBATING CASES Doited Presi Leased Wire.) ; Los Angeles, ' April S. Alleged dis crimination on tbe part of the Santa Fe and Salt Laks railroads, in favor of certain shippers, is being investigated today by tbe state railroad commission, the members ot which body have ar rived here from the north. Chairman Irwin declared today that the commission would make a thorough Investigation of the charges of alleged rebating tiled against tne roaas. "Of course. I cannot tell what will be the outcome of tha hearing, as I am not hnllli. vllh tha arv4rinr that will h. presented by the attorney-general's of fice,"; said Mr. Irwin just before the commission was called to order. t. 'xne chairman stated thst the case of the Santa Fe would be taken up first and that the hearings would be proceeded wun as rapidly as posbidib. CLEVELAND WILL NOT GET CHEAP FAKES kv (HBited Press teaaed Wlrs.t Cleveland. Ohio. ' April . Cleveland will not get t-csnt fares whsn the long streetcar war comes to. an end this wees. Through more than seven years Mayor m I Johnson' has been fishtinr the street' railway companies here fpr a S-cent fare, and tbouxh he has four times been elected mayor on a I-eent plauorm, be Is said to be about ready to. sign a peace pact that will prevent the city from enjoying S-cent fares, at least for , some time, and perhaps for years. ii is saia mat a settlement w! be rill reached tomorrow hv whlnh h land .electric lines and eslsting S-cent fare lines wilt be merged under a hold- ' lng company, but the rate of fare , will hardly be at present better than seven tickets for a Quarter, with universal . transfers. , . .- Linn Largest Beeves, ' IfllMlAl 1)(nitjh In. fThA jMim.t i ' Albany.. Or.. ADrll l-Jamta Nlfn of this county, who resides near Plain- lohola view, holds the? record, for selling th iwo largest nicors ever raises in. this eouon. a. recently sola mem to Fort and buyers for about S1S0. . Thev wp stair fed cattle and H is said that no such - animals have ever before beoni marketed from this county. . . CASTORIA Por Infant! and Children. Th Kind Yea H3T3 Always Baught : Bsarg tbt Blgnatwa of I Slit , e?". ? a .r- v