The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, November 11, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING. : NOVEMBER ,11, 1908. KEEPING PEACE OVER ROOSEVELT Labor Leaders1 Promise In E dignant Radicals to Cut r:. White House Dinner. f United Press taed Wire.) 2 V Denver, Col., Nov. 11. John Mitchell. T Daniel J. Keefe and James Duncan. three of the big labor leaders of the United States, it is saia, nave pr;- tlcally decided to break all precedent and decline to accept the Invitation or . President Roosevelt to aine wim mm jt the executive mansion ai uiu' ton, "M It Is understood on the best authority ? t.u. tk mhn. 1 art Acrw marin thta nrOltl" fa... t U ' ' . . r I t i. niiiMl rinlpsrntes to the cen 4 ventlon of the American eaeraiion fjalxir in return for a promise mat no anti-administration or anu-nooiwrBiv resolutions should be introduced in the eonvention in retaliation for Presi dent Roosevelt's snub to Samuel Oom-k- failing to include Oomoera hams In the list of those invited to the labor dinner at ne wmw Mouse, .nw- -AUhougb-there was no session of ths convention toaay, me aeiegmes where tn the hotels were discussing the rldent It Is Known tnai liompera m a. had great difficulty In restraining the aeiegatee -rrora :iannf soma mu;i radical action. Several tiroes during the session yesterday, ths discussion verged ; perilously- en - ths edge fit . an anti-Roosevelt, demonstration. Gompere received telegrams from various parts of the country yesterday congratulating him that he was not invited to the dinner at the White House. He was in session with the chiefs of the labor world until early this i morning at his hotel ' and it is understood that It was not until early today that a compromise was arranged In the situation that threatened for a time to become an opon .breach between the American Federation of Labor and lher president of the United States. '-.AntAdmlnfstratlon feeling ran high and many delegates' to the convention gav t to : be t understood that they would be displeased , if Mitchell, Keefe and Duncan accepted Roosevelt's Invita tion. ' - . v. .. -. Gompers has steadfastly refused' to discuss the snub publicly. He said to- ,fMy position la the labor world does : rwit depend on Invitations to 'call at the eWhlte - House." f Most of the delegates left on an early train today for Colorado Springs to visit the Union Printers'- home there, where a - big barbecue was given. , NOR CAN T HEET CDHFRERES State Business Keeps Him Away From Washing ton Conference. , tHolUa Press Leased Wire.) . Salem. Or., Nov. II. Goyernor Cham- . berlaln announced today that be will be unable to be present at the second 1 conference of the governors to be held at Wnshinetnn. T. C... December 8 to. 13. Work that must be Intended to prior to tne- opening or tne legislature in "..".January makes " It Impossible for the ,- -frovernor to, go "east at this time. . He r win appoint someone 10 represent mm at ine conierence, . This Is SU Martin's Day. ' 1 m : This Is St Martin's day, a day. J5 wh?n, as on j' "Groundhog day," - the official weather forecaster It U obliged to take a back seat ' JJ -"fit' November" eleventh la cold .- and clear, S? Then' the winter will ba severe; j But If that day be stormy, child. m The next four months will all be '' "-i-nslld."..... ..- Bo runs the old saw in which U 1 . embodied the popular super i sjtltlon f St Martin's Influence ZZf over the weather. Elected to the . Bee of Tours In S74.. St Martin mr : converted his whole diocese from - paganism to Christianity. He a died November 11, J87, and, In 0 accordance with bid church cus- tern. - -Ills day Is celebrated by m. ritnallstlo churches ths world 22" over on the anniversary of his death, ' Best Medicine Says a Doubting Thomas. "I Am Convinced That Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Is the Best Medi cine I Have Ever Taken I Say This With Due Deliberation After the Use of Two Cottles."Chas. E. Get chell, Webbs -MiUs, Maine. ' GIVES DAUGHTER UP FOR LOST Even Edna Clarke Mother Yields to Despair No Clue at Boston. Mr. Getcbell. Like Thousands of Others Who Have" Been Greatly Benefited by the Use of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, Cannot Say Too Much in Praise of ; This, the7 World's Greatest Medicine. On November ",. . ;"18, 1907. Mr. Getchell Wrote as Follows: "After due deliberation, having used two bottles of Duffy's MaUhiskey, I am -convinced that it is the best mediune that I have ever taken. At first I was doubtful, but I doubt ao more, for I can truly say to you and to the world that its use has improved my health -$o much I feel like a new man. . For the past five years I have been able to work but little, with pains in my . kidneys and bladder. I suffered continually, and until I began ' to take your Malt Whiskey I got no relief but since then I have been growing better every day. Ttnrtattnot imagine haw happy I am to be able once more to walk three or four miles without any of the old trouble, and 1 sincerely thank you for calling my attention to your valuable medicine, and be .assured I shall always keep it in the house. If any one wishes to write me concerning it I shall be glad to answer,",. , . Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is an absolutely pure-distillation of malted grain, great care being used to have every kernel thoroughly malted, thus destroying the germ and producing a predigested liquid food in the form of malt essence, which is the most effective tonic stimulant and Invigo ratdr known td Science; softened by warmth and moisture, its payability and freedom from injurious sub stances render it so that it can be re tained by the most sensitive stomach. If weak and run down, take a tea. spoonful four times a day in half a glass of milk or water.. Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskev is solti throughout the world by druggists, ?Tocers and .dealers, or shipped direct or $1.00 a large bottle. - . If in need of advice, write Consult ing Physician. Duffv Malt Whicirv ICompany, .Rochester, New. York, rt.t..i. ....... r.iii-- "u8 juur tasc iuuy. JUT doctors will send you advice free, too-ether Enited Press eastd Wire.) 1 3 3 CURES RHEUMATISM RoIdenY Rheumatic Cure rs bottle. pa, bottle. JK SBTXEUTAXi UHE9T VOaV RHEUMATISM ' nr its kast rosxa. Sciatica Neuralgia ' Nervousness -Bleep 1 ess ness Nervous Headaches Neuralgic Headaches Nervons Dyspepnla Nervous Affections TRADE SUPPLIED BY A.W. Allen &Co. ? Wholesale and Retail nnrri.t. foth & Marsnall Sis.; Portland, Or. , PACIFIC COAST AGENTS. with a handsome illustrated medical booklet containing some of the many thousands Of gratifying letters re ceived from-imen and wnmen in all walks of life, both .old and young, who have , been cured and benefited by the use of the world's greatest medicine, Alameda, CaL, Nov. 11. The, failure of every clue to lead to the where abouts of Edna Clark, the missing art Student has caused her mother, . Mrs. Anita Mack, almost to give up hop of ever seeing the girl alive.- Fearing that her daughter has been, the victim of accident or foul play, Mrs. Mack ior- rowiuny aamus mat the ruturs holds little chance of her daughter's return. This fear Is shared by many of those who know the missing girl and who be lieve she would do everything in her power to tell her family that they. need not worry about her. From the studios of the large cities where a girl of Miss Clark's Inclination would go, and from the hospitals where sne migni do lying in ana uniaentmea. me police inquiry nas been extended to a search of the morgues. Descriptions or a.ana uiark. ner pictures, ana the clothing she wore on the day of her disappearance are nosted In the coro ner's office of every targe city. The official probing of the allered scandal In the Church of -8t Mary the Virgin In San Francisco will begin Into today, when the biBhop's court of In quiry will Investigate the charge that flev.-Payson Young In the seclusion of his study kissed Edna Clark and that he similarly consoled other women Of his congregation; The accused rector will nrobablv an- pear In his own behalf, and women who are members of his congregation will be called. Edna Reynolds, ths chum of Edna Clark, is expected to repeat her assertions that Edna Clark told her that she was engaged to Father Toung, and that he "wished a ring on her finger." , i Boston, Nov. 11. Rev. El wood Wor cester, rector of the fashionable Eman uel church of this city, refused to ax- j firm or deny his reputed acquaintance with Rev. Payson Toung of San Fran cisco, whose name has been linked with the disappearance of Edna Clark. Dr. Worcester, whom Father Toung claimed as an intimate friend, also re fused to make any statement as to whether he has knowledge of the where abouts of the missing Alameda art student Friends of the girl have learned that a young woman answering her descrip tion, left Oakland for Boston. They Know mat njona uiara desired to study at the Academy of Art here, but this has utteriv failed to throw any light on her whereabouts. Later the friendship of Rev. Payson Toung for Dr. Worcester, led the author ities in California to suncf that Father Toung might have sent the girl io a naven witn ur, GROCERS PLAN Bill llEEJIIIC ... ' r i' Oregon Tradesmen to Hold Annual Convention Here January 6. The Oregon State Grocers' associa tion will bold Its third annual conven tion In thia city January and T. It promises to be one of the most largely attended conventions ever held In the state. C B. . Merrick. ecretaryp the Portland Retail Grocers association, has Just returned from a trip through the Willamette valley and the eastern part uj. mo aiacs ana rouna tne mercnanis at -La. Orande. Pendltnn mil nibw City more generally Interested In the convention than ever before. Hitherto the interest manifested has been largely confineH to the grocers themselves but this year the general merchants throughout the state are showing ap preciation of the work of tha associo- uon. ..- Ona Of tha chief tnntRa AtamiMA will ba credits, an important matter to all merchants. Secretary Gwlnn of the Merchants' - Protective rwiatlnn a Umatilla county, whlch Is aaid to have the most complete credit system in the country, wiu aeiiver an address -on credits. The grocers association ia also much interested In the matter of securing cer tain legislation and is holding the eon vention this year before the. legislature convenes in oraer to araxt oertain laws wnicn concern the grocery business. Ona cf those relates to batter garnish ment laws. Another concerns the mat ter of peddling. Tha association hopea to secure a atate law which will pro hibit Indiscriminate Deddllna which the association noias to oe injurious to the aeaier. . Much Interest Is also manifested ' In tne national Grocers Association con vention, which will be held In this city, juna a, , ana e. Ifil SERVICE: BEGIilS TUESDAY Worcester. OIL TRUST OH brill in cmim Stuff Said to Be Dangerous as Dynamite and Sold at Three Prices. CROWDS KEEP UP . AT APPLE FAIR Exhibits at Albanv . Call Forth Admiration of the Visitors. i Little Boys v may become fine strong men. Some of the strong men of to-day ' vvere sickly boys years ago. -. piany 01 mem recervea ; Sciliiiision ; at their mother's knee. This had v- a power In it that changed them i from Weak; delicate. boys intr strong;.robust boys. It has . the same power, to-day. Loys and girls who are pale and 5 vcak set food and energy out of ; Scon s Emulsloru it makes - yi.iiuren grow. (Special Dispatch te The Jooroal.) Albany, Or, Nov. 11. Apples, spples. apples and then mora apples. Linn's apple fair has opened and It Is doubt ful if there has ever before in the Wil lamette valley been seen such an ex tensive array of Oregon's premier prod uct Red. and yellow cheeked, without a blehlsh, they call forth the unbounded admiration of the crowds which have all day packed the armory. Linn county is not allowed to compete for the grand prise. Of the other coun ties It Is hard to pick the winner. lar- iun ina foul hrva atpa nf .vh h t. Lane, Lincoln and Benton also have fine exhibits, but are not competing for the grand prise. Outside of the county display prob ably the largest exhibit is the one of 20 boxes sent by the Thomas Creek Fruit association of Linn county. The association has sent fruit of a quality that demonstrates that apples can be fc"r2,?n "soond to none In that section. The Judges of the exhibits of apples are Professor E. R. Lake of the O. A. ar,le" V- Galloway of Salem, H. M. W llllamson bf Portland. This eve ning In the W. C. T. U. hall H. M. Wil liamson will deliver an address on "Ap ple Culture -.in the Willamette Valley." Professor Peck of the O A r vin f. speak on "Floriculture." GKECC0 .FAMILY WILL NOT GIVE TESTfiTONY (Fnlted press teased Wire.) Winnipeg, Man., Nov. 11. A sweeps lng Investigation of tha affairs of the Standard Oil company In Canada was started here today as the result of a series of explosions east of here in which more than a score of persons re cently lost their lives. The Investiga tion is being conducted by both the provincial and the dominion officials. Each body is working separately but both are reviewing the same evidence. The Inquiry will include an investi atlon of the quality of oil sold ia :anada and the prices charged. The quality Is one of the most Im- oriant racts to be established and Daily train service, will be established over .the North Bank road Tuesday morning, when the service between- Port land and Pasco will be Inaugurated. A train will leave Portland at 8:11 a. tn. from, the depot at Eleventh and Hoyt alrAAtu and ru.h ta n'n at R in tn: "Leaving Pasco at 7:80 a. m. daily, a train will reach Portland at 4:80 p. m. One week from next Sunday. Which will be on November 12', through train service will be Established, with the new solid vestlbuled trains, leaving Portland at 9 a. m. and 6 p. m. for Pasco, walla Wall a -and Spokane, and arriving In this city at 7:30 a. m. and 7 p. m. There will thrpugh standard and tourist sleepers, dining cars and observation cars. p the officials first went to Swan river. ner a lamuy or nine perished be cause of en exnloninn nr Inforlni. nil The Investigators have learned that oil selling for 40 cents a gallon can be bought GO miles away in the United States for 12 cents a gallon. The oianaara oil omclals say the difference In price Is due to a local syndicate of dealers. It has been charged that the oil sold In Manitoba Is not up to the required standard. Measures will be taken by the government to compel the supplying of high-grade oil. NAMES DELEGATES TO GREAT CONGRESS Two delegates to represent the Cham ber of Commerce In tha National Rivera and Harbors congress have been ap pointed by the trustees. They are Dr. II. W. Cos and George M. Cornwall. One or two more delegates will be ap pointed this week. The congress will meet In Washington December $-10-11, Immediately following tha ODenlnar of tne national congress. land Chamber of Commerce to support ai-iiveiy mo won ot mo rivers ana naroors congress in every way possi ble ana as a result of this support an unusually large appropriation waa se cured last year for improvement work on me L.oiumoia ana wuiametta rivers. rivers. At the meeting of tha trustees It waa agreed to support the California promotion committee In Its efforts to secure appropriations for government stations, and also to secure better mail nervice Deiween foruana and Eureka. Cal. The chamber also went on record as favoring larger salaries for federal juages. LIQUOR BILL IS OEFEATED Another attempt by the Retail Liquor Dealers' association to make the brew eries assume responsibility for the con duct of saloons was defeated in the council this morning. The ordinance provided that persons who take out sa loon licenses shall be deemed the own ers or me licenses. On mot Inn nf Councilman Wills 1t was taken up for disciiRHlnn . Attorneys T. J. Cleeton and George Shepherd spoke on behalf of the meas ure. Mr. Cleeton said he did not rep resent the retail liquor dealers as an association, although he had been asked by several tneTTfhfra nr tn. ganlzation to use his Influence toward passing the ordinance. He said th h. utablo saloons. Never Falls to Restore Gray Hair to Its Natural Color and Beauty. I No matter bow long it haa been gray or iaaea. jt romotes a luxuriant grow tn of healthy hair. Stops its falling out, and positively removes . Dan- draff. Keep hair soft and glossy. Re i iuse an suDstitutes. z times as much ini.was50c size, is Not a Dye. $1 and 50c. bottles, at druggists seaa k iot ires book " 'rns vara ot the Hair. " Phuo Hay Spec Co., Newark, M. J. Hay's narflna SoaneamPimnw I, rough and chapped hands, sad all skin dis eases, aeepe skin baa and soft. 23c. druinrista. baud 2c for free book "The Care of tha bkla." I- WOODARD, CLARKE & CO. jeci or me Din was to eliminate rilr.n. VrZ, vou adJreas a.d tout . jp- r S lsuM; ,i r(Ju! j .. . u vyjlJ non of tna Grecco family will testify against ths brother who last week tried -to take the lives of his sis ter, brother and mother, has become apparent, and the case against gebas tao1L.Lecco TU1 -flat H is feared. nas nor vacovered from th2-.effecf of M' attempt at suicide sufficiently to allow him to be brought from the hospital to the city Jail nd the preliminary hearing today of his brother Salvatore, who apparently shot his brother In -self defense or In de- icnsa vi nis agea moaner and Is charged it i iiresrms in the city. I r u x . v"'"r,u':"- oaivatore s bullet- struck Sebasti&no In tv k.. vi iuv nccRj out iu injury is not serl- u- jm urwooi iit at 191 Harrison iTAatt h . If. m hmt KI lr m, . 144. First street tI. . . . " - - j v. i n inin "", loeiPunjiDie ror many of the establishments over which they have a power of attorney, he thought the ef- fcunrtrlVc6 t0 ,mPrVe th9 Councilman Drlscoll listened Impa tiently for a minute or two and then Ved.,0r lnn Postponement o" tn ordinance. The motion was carried: FINDS HER MISSLXG DAUGHTER L COURT ' BarkOivra ' fUaltsd Press leased Wri.) Llvrpool. Nov. 11. Hopa for the coasting bark, Jsle of Erin, and her crew of It men, was abandoned todav. The - bark was lost between the . Irish and; English' 'roasts and it is believed he undoubtedly went down with i nil on board In tha storm which . swept the ea caiuraay. , Mra Dora E. Brown found her missing daughter Eva In the O municipal court this morning. 4 The mother was told that her daughter was In the courtroom and hurried to her. "Oh, my O baby, my baby!- she cried hys- terically. The girl did not move a muscle or try In any war to return her mother's embrace. Mra. Brown cried so loudly that 4 aha had to be led from the court A Eva Brnra hai mad , i-tw paaranea because of tha arrest of Carl Bites, who is charged with ; O -contributing to' the delinquency 4 O of a minor child. The girl thjo' ciares ana was is years old Burt O day. while bar mother; who lives O at 11 North Bixth. says aha is O ; only 1. Sites haa been rooming O ; In tha lodging-house, bis case a will ba heard tomorrow. '.- 111111 1 t . issiissamssns iifli Upon Evory Bottle And Vrepper of the Genulni Dr. BeJI't Rna-Tar-Hcney "is printed ttis abova dealga and tha aataber 606, The design is our trade a-ark, and 606 mr guarmmtr wrnssft Tha medidae eontalned la sack bottle will ears Coughs, Ooldi aad all Broaeaial roBbles aaore quickly sad sCeotoally tbaa any other remedy. DR. BELL'S Pino -Tar-llonoy Is sold by all aigiss-SBaBOa, aad tlM : per bottle. Maanfaetared only by the l e. Sutherland medicine ca BssisaajfSjssjsai - 'jr'i rsducah, Keahjckf. .. TO GIVE IIOTICE OFIIEI'JCIIAIIGES A communication was received by ths oouncll this morning from City Attor ney Kavanaugh suggesting that here after when ths city engineer la directed to draw up plans and specifications for tha improvement 01 streets wnereon there are railway tracks, ths. railway eompany be notified of such proposed improvement in order that preparations can ba mads by ths company to make n AfAMMfl rv chanaes. ' 1 'y If this suggesUon is sdopted? ths city attorney believes it will obviate tha necessity of contractors asking for extensions of time because tha railway people do not do their share of the work within the time limit . V1"'. 4. Councilman Kellaher moved that the . -. . u - Mtmm tlM An th repuri ui v.j. . ---- petition of property-owners to improve East Ankeny street with bltullthlc t be not granted.- The motion waa lost and the report was adopted. The re port of ths committee overruling the remonstrance against the Improvement was then adopted by tha council. CRAIG CONGRATULATES GOLDENDALE PEOPLE A, ti. Craig,, general paasenge agent of the Great Northern railroad, haa written H". L nvou. Kn-i ... - i vuiuwiuia KUckiut county, Washington, eongrat. ""V, ? ""sir eiiorta o secure publlcFty for Kllckitat.eounty and on .'hVi;o;8, ,f celebration held lnK,Govldend'1.lMt over the ea- tabllshment of direct railroad servlos between GoldendaU and Portland. 7. I A Smile All the While is the expression of enjoyment of those only in good health. You have never seen an ailing person smile the smile that means a smile. , Ghirardell?s Cocoa builds up the tissues of brain and body and aids the young and old in the enjoyment of real health, besides it pleases and delights the palate. 30 cupt of a deliciousrink Ask the grocer. SaiiS . A Cigar P Worth More! r it- " . . . 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