THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAET PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, - APRIL 9. 1908.
CASTRO fnSULTS
ihl! lawn IScCrcdcal lie
' XXTMA' BTEOZASf A special
sals tomorrow. , Whits Lawn Of
' splendid quality. flna flrtrr ; and
shser, comes full' 40 Inches wide;
Corlala Swiss 12 Je wal.
XXTBA KPIOXA&t A spM-lal or.
faring White Curtain Iwlsa, In a
, full assnrtmsnt of pattern in
prettv barred and dolled enota,
exrellent wearing quality: slwiys
.sold . at " ime a yard, eie
, daily unrtrprlcd Sot , .
UNITED STATES)
sow si too a yard, saps-
" dally reduced In prma for
Bargain rrtday af.,.,..,..AO
Inspires, A rt iclcs in ,VenezU-
H m AgSBW
. sarsaia rnut at........... w
, eia newspapers unucis-
. ' ing Eoosevelt arid Root. V;
'. 11 .' . t-.-v;, ,.t. ? ' ' S , ; . . - " 1 1 11 1 1 '
: , (Called Cwi Isms Wlrs. - ' '
';' Washington, April f. Ths feeling f
; vsxatlcn on the part of ths adralnlstra
tlon toward the Caatro government haa
' I given way to anger alnce the publication
: of Inspired articles In the Caracaa nsws
' papers . criticising Presldsnt Rooaevelt
' and Secretary Elihu Root. Further dlp
. lomatlo firgottallona over the many rnit-
tem in 'LOptrovaray between the two
' ; governments are ot to be oonsldnred.
Prealdnnt Castro's attitude of resist
ance to Die proposal of Secretary Root
for tho submlMion of pending American
claims to arbitration nave aroused the
' uaualiv coniDlacent aecretsrr of state
' aa no other Incident' has ddne sines he
assumed his present portfolio. It was
on .account of bis strong feellns; In the
matter that the president agreed to re-
Sueat of congreaa authority to S,ct In
:e matter as he may deem best As
- soon aa the senats commutes on foreign
relations has disposed of the various
' rent Irs negotiated at The Hague, It la
understood the Vsnesuelan Question will
be taken tip.
Secretary Root Is confident that when
ail the correspondence with Venesuela
Is considered tbs committee win recom
mend that the president should have
full authority to treat with Prealdent
castro la sucn manner as ne nnda nec
sssary.
SMOKY BILL, OLD
TIME. PRINTER, DIES
. aBMBBSsBMMsaa
(Seeds! Dtepstck ts.ne 7esral)
Roseborg. Or.. April . John E. BelL
an old-time printer, died litre Tuesdsy
of dropsy. BcU, who was better known
to journeymen printers as "Smoky
BuV was aa old-timer on the road and
had followed the trade for about SO
, years. Be was at ons tlms In the gov
ernment printing ocoie at wasningion.
na Ri was born at Houston. Texas.
bout ft years ago. and, was in the!
Srlntlag bualneaa In Cnero. Texas, when
killed a man In self-defenss. He
went to aa adjoining town to do soms
.collecting. Aa attorney was at a bar
lust In the act of taking, a drink, when
he aa) to Bell, "So you are looking for
ms, are your and at that knocked Bell
down with his gun. Bell got up and
rolled bis gun. whsn the attorney fired,
ha bullet passing through Bell's stom-
.aon. BS11 Utsn snot nis rain ana
escaped. Hs was arrested and taken to
Cuero, but was released on balL Aa
soon as be was abla to travel he de
parted for parts unknown. Ha bad
never been back to the scene of the
Shooting, but had been Informed that
could return and he would not be
.tried. He was on his way back when
ha was taken sick here.
He belonged to the Typographical
union of Seattle, and was at one time
a member In good standing of ths
Knights of Pythias and also a member
or tne umrorm nana, eii nma en in
Roseburg about a year, employed most
of tho Urns In local print shops. Be
fore bis health began to fall he had
saved up enough money to pay his way
Dacic to iexaa, . ,
Tomorrow," Fridey, will positively be
ths last day Tor discount on west sias
gas bills. Portland uas oompany.
FURNISHING SPECIALS
-
jw Xj"Tir-Zi-
Ribbed Balbriggan Underwear, spring weight, in all
sizes; Shirts and Drawers drawers aref double-seated,
with strap back nicely trimmed. These garments
sell regularly at 75c each. Price Friday Afn
and Saturday.. .TT Uv
Men's Lisle Web Suspenders, fancy and plain colors,
kid and cantab ends, with patent cast-off. Regular
price 35c, for Friday and Saturday Pr
EASTER NECKWEAR
. .
We feature an especially strong arid snappy collection
of Silk Cravats at 50c, $1.00 and $1.50. Many beau
tiful and exclusive patterns and colorings. '
NEW CORPORATIONS
file their articles TOM STEWARTS BEARSKIN
(Spedil Dlipiteh to The lorn-sat)
Sslem, Or.. April J. Articles of In
corporation were filed In the -office of
the secretary of atate as follows:
Sheridan State bank; principal office.
Sheridan. Oregon;, capital stock, $25,
000: Incorporstors. J. H. Eakln, W. Beck
and C T. doughty. .
The Dalles Hotel company; principal
office. The Dalles. Oregon; capital stock,
175.000; Incorporators, J. L. Kelly,
Ueoree C. Blakeley, Malcolm A. Moody,
N. Whealdon. C L. Phillips, A. K. Lake,
Frank Menefee and Paul M. French.
Baker Oil a: Oaa company; principal
office, Baker City, Oregon: capital
McDnnlel, Davis A. Miles. Nat Cooper
and John Waterman.
The Cooperative Investment Company
of Oregon: principal office, Portland,
vregon; capital siock, si.ouu: incor
nnratora. C. E. Hickman. W. J. Smith
U. M. Diimton. Oeorse J. Hall. D. H.
Drewery, E. ti. Rltter, C. A. Lounsbury
and C. H. moo re.
Oreron Milk Foods company: rrlncl
psl office Portlsnd, Oregon; capital
stock, $100,000: Incorporators, J. Woods
Smith, Lon (J naval icy ana utto uiston.
Home Trust company; principal of
fice, Marshfield, Qregon; capital stock,
$5,000; incorporators, E. Mlngus, W. U,
uougias ana w. a. sicvariana.
Knight's at Third and Washington
streets are showing mors swell low
shoes at 11.60 per pair than ever before.
JIACrOON PROTESTS
AGAINST QUARANTINE
rnaltvd Pna Leaned Wire.)
Havana, April 8. Governor-General
Magoon sent - an earnest protest to
Washington today against the quaran
tine against Cuba. His message la sup
ported by reports from American offi
cials tnrougnoui ins isiana aenying mat
rover exists any wnere.
PROVES TO BE HIS GOAT
"Tom" Stewart U looking "for the
man with ths bearskin."
Probably the public Is not psrtlcu
lady Interested in the fact that Tom
has an eye out for a luxurious rug, but
on ths .other hand Tom feels that not
qnly would he Ilka to get the akin but
hs would also like to take a fall out of
the fellow who promised It to him.
; New Notaries.
fSpecUl Dliptteh to Tbs Joarnat)
'Salem, Or , April 9. The following no
taries public have been - appointed In
Oregon; Seth L.; Roberts of Portland
and H. L. Knight of Astoria .
Shoemaker's Poultry Book
AMD AJMAXAO 909 1908
There Is nothing in the World like It.
It contains 224 large pages, handsomely
Illustrated. A number of most beautiful
1 '
i6om to nit Ni . 11
Y0MHSHT TO i
THI5 6000WIH k SYwfl
flolorsd Iatea of Fowls true to life,
It tells all about all kinds of Thorough
bred Powls, with life-like illustrations,
and prices of same, Jt tells how to raise
poultry successfully and how to treat
all diseases common among them. It
gives working plans and Illustrations of
convenient Poultry nouses, it tatis au
' about ' - ( . , v. ..
INCUBATORS AMD BHO0DIRS
It gives full Instructions for operating
all kinds of lnoubatflrs. . This chapter la'
marvelously completevand worth dollars
- to anyone using an Incubator. It gives
' descriptions and prices of . Incubators,
Brooders and all kinds of Poultry Sup
. plies. In fact. It Is an encyclopedia of
chlckendom and wll) be mailed to any
one on receipt of only 15 cents. . Your
money returned Jf not pleased. ' ; ' .
O. O. Shoemaker, Box 1313, Treeport, ZU.
A few dava ixa a gentleman came
Into Tom'a Dlace of business on Fifth
street and commenced to ifngle his coin
In a fashion that created the impression
that one of the Goulds had arrived In
town.' Hs Introduced himself to Stew
art and said that a very dear mutual
friend had told him to tell Tom all
about a rich mine In eastern Washing
ton which would make them aa im
mensely rich. At the same tlmes he
said that the "friend" had sent , as a
present to the genial Fifth street man
a bearskin mat was wortn auu.
"I'll bring it around in the morning,"
said the stranger, .
When the stranger sxniamea mat tne
mutual friend' was "Fergy" Ferguson of
Pendleton, Tom immediately - Decame
interested, t The stranger explained in
the minutest, detail thatV'Fergy'? t had
old out his business at Pendleton, go
ing Into eastern Washington, and finally
landing in a mining camp "flat broke. '
He also told of grubstaking the Pendle
tonlan and how "Fergy," by-hard work
and good luck, had opened a rich place
claim and was rapidly making an Im
mense fortuns. ' - :
"Fergy wants you to come and sea
him,", said the stranger. "He remem
bers some of the favors you have be
stowed upon him In the past and now
he Is going to renay you. - He will mt
all' your expenses and all you have to
do Is Jump on tho train with me, ridel
to eastern Washington, tske up your
claim and carry away millions in gold,
it won't cost you a cent.
"Well, so long! I must tiustle oft to
the hotel and get some sleep. I'll be
around about noon tomorrow with that
bearskin."
"That sounds good to me," soliloquised
Tom. '1 need a bearskin, too," said he,
"and I Will sea how this thins- comes
out." , - I
AM that night Tom dreamed of gold"! I
mines, oanic accounts, mansions in Firm
avenue, crlvate yaonts and private cara.
He came down early the next day and
waited for the messenger from wealth-
iana.
One, two. three, four and Ave o clock I
came and no man with the 'bearskin.
W h f 1 TAm mrmm nfinfforlncr In wallrori
BtinthAI. l.niH.lAnifln mithi.1 frlanil 'I
of tergy and himself.
"Say, old . marr," 'shouted Tom glee
fully, "you can't guess what kind of
Jrood luck I've just tumbled into. Fergy
s up In the eastern Washington mines
and iias sent lor me to come up ana
make my everlasting fortune.
Feray's friend looked under his eye
brows, glanced toward the booby hatch
snd made a motion like a man about
to phone for the dippy ward.
"Fergy hasn't been outside of Pendle
ton for the Dast six months, to my per
sonal knowledce." heexclalmed
"wnat, ejacuiatea rom, -aian i ne
send me a bearskin and his messenger
to invite me out to his mines?"
The man from Pendleton began edg
ing toward the door, muttering under
his breath, "He's dopey." As his friend
made a desperate dash for the open air
Tom whistled meditatively and ' re
marked to himself
"Well, that gets my goat!"
Tom believes he narrowly escaped be
ing the victim of a clever swindle of
some kind. He Is still guessing what
would- have been his finish and his
friend from Pendleton still looks at him
With suspicion.
Now when you see Tom standing in
the doorway presumably sunning him-'
self he's simply In wait for that fellow
with the bearakin, and his hands behind
ms back clasp . a ' nerty biacktoorn.
ASQUITH CONFERS
Wfl KINO EDWARD
. , ... (United Press Leased Wire.)
Blarrlts, April All - indlcatlona
point to early changes in Great Britain's
cabinet as the result of the appointment
of Herbert Henry Asqulth- as .premier
of England. Asqulth and King Edward
were in conference tip to noon today,
when thVformer left for Paris. . He will
reach London tomorrow night. : ' It is
supposed that ha now knowa thee wishes
of the king in regard to a shape-Bp, and
undoubtedly will -respect them In many
Instances. ,
JULIA MARLOWE HAS
RECOVERED HEALTH
(Cnltsd Prtia. Leed , Wire.)
Ithaca, N. T, April t.Wulla Marlows
was fully recovered this rooming , from
the effects of the nervous collapse she
suffered last night, due to tho mention
of her name in divorce papers filed by
Mrs. Karl Von Herrmann. Miss Mar
lows will appear at ths theatre tonight.
Tomorrow, Friday, will positively bo
the last -day for discount on west aids
gas iil; Portland Gas company.. - ,
JBXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN EVERY SECTION OF THE STORE I
READ AND PROFIT BY THIS GREAT SALE!
T .. : "
Richer in saving opportunities than ever before. A visit to this busy store tomorrow will convince you that our-purpose la to
stand preeminent and alone in the matter of Friday Sales. Tomorrow's offerings are greatly reduced from regular prices, and
Portland shoppers are well aware that when we cut we cut deep. You can buy here without fear of disappointment AND
THE MORE YOU BUY THE MORE YOU'LL SAVE. FOR THE VALUES HAVE NEVER BEEN EQUALED.
5000 YARDS COLORED TAFFETA SILKS of Substantial to
Quality, Fully Worth 85o Yard - On Sale Bargain Friday L
A SILK OPPOBTUNITY OF BABE IMPORTANCE !
We are now showing; a marvelous assemblage of beautiful new silks adapted for all purposes. Here is special price news such as wa
rarely have an opportunity to tell and upon the most dependable quality silks. You will find here the largest and best assortments in the '
city to select from and the range of stylet and colora is so complete that all may be suited. Here are the specials for Friday: r .
5,000 YARDS PLAIN COLORED TAFFETA SILKS of guaranteed quality, warranted the purest of silk, comes in oveir;
50 shades; rich buckskin finish, extra heavy quality; sold in all the best stores at 85c a yard. On sale for one day JO
Cuarantetsl Black Taffeta SUk-$1.39 Crad.at95c
FULL 36 INCHES WIDE AND ALL PURE SILK Without doubt
one of the greatest silk bargains we have ever offered. Black Taf-'
feta Silk of guaranteed quality, that will not muss, wrinkle, cut or ,
split, spot Snd acid proof, rich lustrous black, a snappy, rustling
taffeta silk that is fully worth $1.39 a yard; comes one yard QCf
wide. On sale for one day only, Bargain Friday, at 1sJC '
only, Bargain Friday, at.
. Fancy Waist ant Silting Silks- $1,00 Grades at 49c
A WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT TO CHOOSE FROM Hun
dreds and hundreds of yards to choose from, beautiful new designs
in the most fashionable colorings and most desirable weayes neat
pin striped Louissines and Taffetas, broken hairline novelties in Swiss
lanetas, shepherd checks, rekin stripes and Wash lanetas in any
wanted shades, new blues, browns, greens, tans, etc.; regular
75c to $1.00 grades. On sale Bargain Friday
...
39c
More Wonderful
Embroidery Values
Not in many weeks have we invitea you to attend such a won
derful sale of Embroideries wonderful because of the splendid qual
ities, unlimited assortments, beautiful desiena and extraordinary low
prices. It's an out-of-the-ordinary sale and those in reach of thia'
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eries tomorrow, for never again do we expect to be able to equal
these values.
BARGAIN FRIDAY YOU MAY BUY
27-inch Flouncing Embroideries, values up to $2.50.
Priced at.'
18-inch Flouncing Embroideries, values up" to $1.50.
Priced at
8 to 18-inch Flouncings, Edges and Corset Cover Embroid
eries, values up- to 75c a yard, at
6 to 12-inch Flouncings and Edges, with insertions to match,
values uo to 35c a yard. Priced at
4 to 8-inch Embroideries, of cambric, nainsook and swiss, values
'up to 25c a yard. Priced at 7C
53c
48c
25c
16c
Another Great Sale
Valenciennes Laces
12 Yard
Bolts at
39c
Per Bolt
12 Yards
VALUES FROM 75V TO f 1.50 A BOLT
A Bargain Friday Sale of Valenciennes Laces That Will Eclipse All
Previous Offerings About 1,000 bolts in the lot, comprising an un
limited assortment of this season's most popular patterns, including
French, German and English Laces with Insertions to match. They
come in diamond and square meshes in both round and double thread
weaves. Those in need of these pretty trimming laces for any pur
pose should not overlook the great savings made possible by this
sale; regular values from 75c to $1.50 a bolt. Bargain Friday QA
at .si,
A Sale of Handkerchiefs 2 for 25o
REGULAR 25c QUALITIES
Half Price s the storv or tomorrow An advance Easter
. Sale of a special purchase of about 1,500 dozen
Women s Fine Swiss Handkerchiefs, made- ltvan endless assortment
of pleasing designs embroidered, hemstitched and scalloped edge
handkerchiefs that were made to sell in the regular way at 25c each.
Pnqed for this sale just as we bought them, o
Bargain Friday UX 6UO
Und'rwear and Hosiery
SOME EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD VALUES FOR BARGAIN
FRIDAY'S SALE
Never before have we shown such complete assortments of Knit
Underwear and Hosiery for women and children. Every wanted kind
is here in thoroughly dependable qualities and at the lowest possible
prices, inese specials tor fnaay: ' .'
Women's Underwear, Vests and Pants 39c
' REGULAR T5 VALUES
Seasonable Underwear can be bought at a fireat savin? tomorrow.
Here is one of the bargains Women's Knit Underwear of fine French
Lisle, correct spring weight, in neatly trimmed styles, vests made
with long sleeves and high neck, pants knee length', in both tight
fitting and lace trimmed styles; regular 75c grade. On sale OQ
Bargain Friday at .vsfC
$1.00 GRADES AT 69e
.Women's Silk Lisle Underwear, of perfect finish and highest qual
ity, bwiss ribbed lisle thread vests made with high neck and long
sleeves, with silk front and hand crocheted silk neck; also fine lisle
thread Swiss ribbed vests made low neck, sleeveless, with hand
crocheted yoke, colors white, blue and pink, all sizes; regular 1JA '
$1.00 grades. On sale Bargain Friday at UsfC
LACE STOCKINGS FOR WOMEN 50c VALUES AT 39 .
A special bargain sale of Women's Fine Lisle Lace Stockings,- irf
attractive new patterns; they cotne in tan, black; white arid gray:
out regular 50c line. Underpriced for one day. only, Bargain Oft
Friday, at : .... ............. . . .............. .OUC
TAN STOCKINGS FOR CHILDREN 25c VALUES AT lSjeV
A half priced sale of Children's Stockings; ra the new shades of tan,
made from the finest arrade Maco. cotton, all sizes for bnvs anA ;.-
regular 25c values. Priced for tomorrow only, Bargain Fri-01 '
day, at................... -' ............ . . ', . aaCsC
GREAT BIG BARGAINS
In Muslin Underwear
A most carefully selected stock to choose from, with assort
ments, qualities and prices all that could be desired. Our willing
ness to divide profits with our patrons has made tots department tne
most popular in the city. Here are the specials tor rrtday:
SATEEN APRONS
A fine showing of Black Sateen Aprons, made of good quality sateen,
36 inches wide and 36 inches lonar. with pocket and long ties; -an
other line in the round style, trimmed with wide ruffle, finished with
pocket and long ties; regular, 35c values. ; Bargain Friday jCJq.
' MUSLIN DRAWERS 34 UfSV
A special showing of Muslin Drawers, made of good quality cambric,
trimmed with tucked lawn flounce and finished with neat embroidery
ruffle. They come in open and closed styles, any size,- all extra
well made and of good full width; regular 50c values. Bar-Q
train Friday ,.i)iC
MISSES' GOWNS 47
A irreat assortment of 'Misses' Outing Flannel Gowns, in sizes 10 to
14 years. They are made of good grade, heavy outing flannel., in
neat stripes, in pink or blue; collar and cult trimmed witn neat Ham
burg embroidery. All these excellent gowns are. of good generous
length and widths and are well made; regular 75c values. A?
Bargain Friday v.
MUSLIN GOWNS 52
A nice assortment of Women's Muslin Gowns, made of fine quality
cambric, in high or V-shaped neck, 'neatly trimmed with rows, of
tucks, lace and embroidery; also a line in the slip-over, low neck
style, very neatly trimmed; regular $1.00 values. Bargain C9
Friday ..
THESE SPECIAL OFFERINGS
In the Domestic
Wash Suitines. Pillow Muslin. Curtain Swiss snd White Lawn, All
I Especially Underpriced We predict for tomorrow one of the. busiest
bargain f ridays tne uomesnc oeciion ever nau. a kuiicc at me
following items will show why we1" suggest' early buying as few
women will want to miss sucn nargains as uiese: v i i
Wash Suitings 18o Quality ailOo g
Extra Special A special sale tomorrow; . about 3,000 yards of Wool
Finished Suitings of excellent wearing quality and neat hew designs,
checks, strines and plaids in dark colorings, all this season's goods,
bought under regular price and sold tomorrow in the 'same 1 A .
way; regular 18c grade. Bargain Friday.... .............. ...lUcI
Pillow Tubing: 16o Grade at llo : v:
Extra Special A special offering of full bleached Muslin Pillow Tub
ing of extra strong quality, made of nice even thread, comes 42 inches
wide and fully worth 16c a yard. Owing to the limited number of
vards and wishinz the trreatest number of people possible to share
in this offering we have placed a limit of 20 yards to each pur
chaser; be sure to secure your share; loc pillow muslin. Bar
gain Friday
lie
There's Mor e ShoeValue i
IN THESE OFFERINGS Than You Can Find, tvAny Other Store
la the City. ... ,., I
Come in tomorrow and make us prove this. ' You sre sure to
sro home with one or more pairs and we won't ask too to buy. either
your own gooa judgment wui prompt you in the matter, we buy
from the largest ana best shoe manufacturers in the country on a nipot
cash" basis in enormous quantities, and our : small profit policy in
sures you the best possible values. For tomorrow's sale' we have ar
ranged the following special lots:
$1.75 OXFORDS AT f 1.4T
Children's and Misses'; Oxfords,
in good styles, made of patent
colt and vici kid; also golden tan
kid; the are made in the 3-eye
let Blucher cut, come in all sizes,
in C, D and E widths; regular
$175 values. - Bargain . f A 7
Friday at 1 s4 I
Men's Shoes and Oxfords.' sll
leathers and styles? vr o
$3.50 values, at....,.;... I
Boys' Shoes! solid all through,
sizes 1 to Wi $2.00 ; 1 Qft
values at...... ... ......?
$2J50OXFORbs ATf l.TT
Women's Golden ?Tan Kid Ox
fords, in the aeyelet - Blucher
cut, made .with stylish toe snd
medium high heej;, also tuxiord
in DJaCK AVICI !..- , uuaiuif ui
styles for "Spring wear, all sizes
from o to o, m t, v., u snu c
widths: rerular $2.50 values.
Bargain; 'Friday A jf:-.? v: J .771
Women's Oxfords of vicf kid, all
lies; .uu values, . ,. pi -i
t.-.VVii .,... ''''' V
Bovs' and Girls Shoes, sizes up
to 21 1M9 values, , 4. fp
at.
St W !
EXTRA! BRASS ROBS 3c, oi TY70
J '-' ji -it. ' '".,. 1 .'11 " ''. ,, '"'. ... . - ." .... , . i
.0
g from 24 to.42 inches. Priced at less than usual a IIoIo ot, for Uzrgtm i n 'r;
; and strong, extending
curtains; made food c