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Los Angeles Metal Workers
and Fcundrymen to Hold
Settlement Conference. '
Loa AnVsJes. Oct 7. The end of the
metal workers' strike, which began In
this pltr June is in elarht . It was
learned" today that mediators had suc
cedpd ' In gaining1 the consent of tfie
foundrymen's association, composed : of
the metal workers employers, a branch
of the llefolitCnts & Manufacturers', as
sociation, to- meet the general strike
committee and: representatives of the
metal trades council with, a view to'set-
. tllnf? differences and, calling off th
stride. " J"AT'.'I f ivo:'-','.5 ''
Heretofore the foundrymen'a associa
tion has absolutely refused to negotiate.
:The first conference between the foun
.drymenv the -strike committee and the
Wtal trades council will be held Mon-
ifiiiior
PROMPTLY
GIVEN
NEW GOVERNMENT
(Continued from'Paga One.)
I
v nel at first wanted to stay In Lisbon
and fight, but Ms advisers forced him
to flee. When the Necessldades palace
began to crumble under the shells of
the republican-manned. warships, and
forts, Manuel left the building by means
of i a seoret exit and went to Alafra,
north of Lisbon, Queen Amelia and
Dowager Queen Maria Pla, then at Cin
tra, Joined Manuel at Mafra. The Duke
of Oporto ' remained in , hiding until
Thursday. . when he boarded the royal
yacht- Amelle , and sailed . to' Erlcelra,
near Mafra. Manuel and the others,
guarded by the ehidenta of the Mafra
military school, went to Erlcelra. On
, the way the young king wept constantly
'and threatened repeatedly to return." He
was. dissuaded - from his purpose and:
his mother and the party-boarded the
royal yacht The little teraft sailed at
; 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon and
TPRched Gibraltar at 11 o'clock last
night 'Today they were the guests of
the govet-nor of Gibraltar.
MANUEL SAYS HE WILL
BOW TO PEOPLE'S WILL;
BRITISH GRAB PREDICTED
(United Vie Ims1 tVIre.i
London, Oct 7. A Central News
agency despatch from Lisbon via Hen
daye, today says that mora than 1000
were killed In the fighting at the Por
tugue capital during Tuesday and
WoflncBCiB y ' '
The estimate Is believed to be high,
although It Is said to have been based
on the Judgment of experienced news
paper correspondents.
.. Passengers on the steamer Asturlas
arriving at Vigo, and otficlal despatches
to the foreign office, confirm the as
sertions from Lisbon that Dom Manuel
Is at Gibraltar, aboard the royal -yacht
Amelle. r The queen mother, Amelle, the
dowager queen, Maria Pla, and the Duke
of Oporto also are reported aboard, the
yacht ''",.;..; ;,.; ' r :
' The Gibraltar correspondent ' today
quotes Dom Manuel aa saying that be
would make no attempt to regain the
throna. - Manuel's 'comment, according
to the correspondent, was: "I will bow
to the will of the people."
The fact that he-fled makes It un
likely that he will eVer head a success
ful revolution against the republic
Financiers and politicians here be
lieve the British foreign office knew
In advance, that a revolution ai Im
pending: This statement, .however, . Is
officially denied. V v" " ''
It ' is believed that England will at
tempt to acquire, some of the Portu
guese colonies. Including Cape Verde
IslandB,' Guinea, 8t Thomas Island, ,'An
golai Portuguese East Africa, Goa, Sa
moa. Din Asia; Timor Island in the In
dian archipelago, Macao and "posses
sions in Chilian Angola ,s the 'largest
of the dependencies,
Germany is expected to resist the
plans of Gieat Britain. -
The Portuguese royal family has been
making Investments in England and It
is reported that Us members have made
millions. . - , - '
It Is likely that Dom Manuel will
live In France, , '
The general opinion in England la
that the republlo will not last long and
that Dom Miguel, the pretender, will be
called to the throne.
ly riope to see him there," he said. "I
wSl pot turn against my' king In mis
fortune. On the contrary, I will be
kinder than ever to him who was so
kind to me.
"I will remain at the Apollo theatre
here until the 15th and then will take
the first train for Paris. -1 believe even
now that the king will be there. After
wards I have to fill engagements in
Berlin, London and other capitals." .
KI)IG MANUEL'S DANCER
FRIEND WILL STAY BY
- U$ EX-MAJESTY YES!
(United Pre Leases' Wlrt.V '
Vienna, Oct 7. .That Mile. Gay fles
Lys will not desert Dom Manuel, now
that he has fallen on evil days, was the
declaration made by , the French dancer
to the united Press today.
"I had an appointment ,to meet the
king In Paris, October 16, and I certain-
DOM MANUEL REFUSES
TO REVEAL HIS PLANS;
ROYAL SALUTE PLEASES
(Unite Frest l'ted Wlr.
Gibraltar, Oct' 7. Dom Manuel of
Portugal has said that he will remain
at Gibraltar unm the situation In Por
tugal clears. ;; Further than' thta he will
not disclose his plans. lie Is cheerful
and was particularly pleased when the
American cruiser Des Moines came into
the harbor here flying., the Portuguese
flag and fired a royal salute. British
warships here answered with a similar
royal salute.' iv''"'i f.-'yv .';;. -a
The British cruisers -Minerva and
Newcastle have been ordered to proceed
to Oporto from Lisbon. This Is con
strued to mean that England and the
United States fear, further trouble- In
Portugal.
HUE
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(Continued from Page One.)
leaders. r "While she remains In Spain
nothing can be expected from the pres
ent king In the way of general or per
manent reform, In the opinion tf ad
vanced thinkers. . ' ; . '
CORTES ASSEMBLES BUI
NO REFERENCE MADE TO
AFFAIRS IN PORTUGAL
t ,' nj . .. , s.. . :.;.;.;.
, Madrid (via Hendaye); Oct. 7,-The
Spanish cortes assembled this after
noon, after several postponements,
owing to the state of the public mind
following the exciting reports from
Portugal. ;a
Premier Canalejas was besought by
the monarchists to again postpone Hie
assembling of the cortes, but he refused
to do r so, saying he feared the effect
of such action on the people and the
possible Consequences to the peace of
the realm. ' ' "
Routine business was transacted end
no reference was made to the Portu
guese situation,' according to official
dispatches. . ' ,:v;
New Steamer Service to Cuba. "
New Tork, Oct 7 With the depart
ure of the steamship Trent tomorrow
the Royal Mall Steam Packet company
will inaugurate a new weekly service
between JCew Tork end Antllla, Nips
Bay, Cuba. This will ba the first step
In extensive plans under way to de
velop the eastern part of Cuba.
PORTLAND MEN TO SPEAK
AT GOLDEND ALE MEETING
Among the speakers at the exerclsces
of the Southwest Washington Develop
Ooidendale. Friday.
October II, will be Judge Lionel A.
Webster, C. C. Chapman, managrr vi
the Portland Commercial club, .and a
-rm tha TVirtland Cham-
ber Of Commerce. Judge Webster will
speak on good roaas at me mi'"8 v-
- -v,.nmori anil the Cham-
erciBes. : iur. - ---
ber of Commerce representative will
speak in the anernoun. ..mo .."""X"
1U continue three days, beginning Oc
tober 12. ,
FONcTw ANTED T0BE
(Continued from Page OnJ
pose. Officials of the steamship com
pany were notified' shortly before the
Chiyo Mam Bailed and precautions
against any such attempt are being
taken. - -
Fong is a member of tbe Toung China,
society. . '
a ana mniiienower aas lamp, with a
clockwork attachment .for extinguish
ing the light at any set time,, has ap
peared as a rival for electno lights ror
stores and publl places.
PARISIAN SAGE
Puts Hair on Your Head and
- Keeps It There.
Whafs the use of being baldt What
sense is there In deliberately allowing
your hair to turn grayt
Do you want to look old before your
timet Give up-the thought; old age
Will come all too soon.
Look after your hair. If you have
dandruff, get rid of it Just as quickly
as you can. Parisian Sage will kill the
dandruff erms, and Is the only prepar
ation, so far as we know, that is guar
anteed by Woodard, Clarke ft Co. to
do so. k
Man or woman, no matter how old you
are, Parisian Bage, the unequaled hair
tonic, will omake you look younger.
Why not go to. Woodard, Clarke &
Co. and get a generous sised bottle to
day; it only costs 60 cents, and your
money back if It does not cure dandruff;
atop falling hair, or itching scalp. It
will make your hair luxuriant, bright
and beautiful, and It is the most re
freshing, pleasant and invigorating hair
dressing made. Made-only.ln America
by Giroux Mfg. Co.. Buffalo, N, T. The
girl with the Auburn hair on every
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OUR NEW YORK BUYER HAS PURCHASED FROM TWO OF THE LARGEST MANUFACTUR-
ERS OF MEN'S CLOTHING
!99Metfs Sample Siiifsj Overcoals aEdf atacoats
These Suits and Overcoats were purchased at this time, when the clothing market is on the increase, at 65c oh J
- tne aojtiar, we win piace tnese ouits on saie, Dcgmning
: Tomorrow Morning at 9 o'clock -
', Giving you an unlimited choice of these -
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Mew Fall aialMWer
Suits aM Overcoats
Values $15, $18 and $20
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We believe in honest, conscientious merchandise and methods.. The get-rich-quick idea has never prevailed
in our business methods, and it is to this that we attribute the commercial success the onward march
. of the "MILLER" productions. - -
What we are GIVING the public is far more important to us than what we are going to get, as this
policy strictly maintained measures success. It means the customer's success who buys "ILLER" suits
of clothes with the special Mues and the traprdinary low price ofTEN DOLLARS for a complete fall and
winter Suit, Overcoat or Raincoat, in the newest designs of colorings and fabrics. A trial will corfvince
you of the merit of these suits. "
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THE BIG STORE IN THE MIDDLE
i . OF THE BLOCK .
ULdDo-
63 and 65 Third Street, Bet. Oak and Pine
HUH
W'iw.w.Jy'i.li.e at Seventh
Portland's Leading Furniture and Complete Homefurnishing Establishment.
From the World's Best Factories Come the Stocks of Every Department.
Homefurnishers Can Buy Here on Time Payments to Suit Their Convenience;
fj ) Salo of Corcets
Ss'tT in which the
Corsets
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mm
AY test
f ? ! i kt. are nowsnecf allv nriced
ff!a, -. - -i- ; i.
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instead of $2.50
'. Meritd Corsets are the best lovr-priced Cor
sets made-rthat's why wt sell them.
-. ; Women who feel that they cannot well afford
to pay more than $2.50, for a corset, find in the
Mefito a corset that gives the best of satisfaction.
Medium-bust and Ion gr, hip models, made of
excellent quality coutil and boned with rustproof
steel. Three pairs t-f Hose Supportiri attached.
Sizes 18 to 30.
. Included in this s&ecial $1.39 irouo are broken
lots and odd sizes sin a variety of models--low, n
medium and high bust - and long hipregular
$2.50 values. - .
, Sale today and tomorrow.
Conspicuous in Our Displays of
. Fine Furniture ,
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Are Many Pieces That
Bear the Shop MarK, of
Berkey & Gay Vpsj
1 They reflect superiority in workmanship and
correctness of design old originals reproduced to
perfection. ' '
- Those quaint old Four Poster Beds, -with
Dressers, Chiffoniers and other bedroom pieces
to match; the sturdy. Coloniajjdesigns in Library
Tables, Davenports,, Consol ' Tables and Dining
Room Suits historic reproductions that find in-
.taflt flrrl UiitK ' Iavim - .'.' '
.taut, . w v . . ...
ers of the good - and .
sensible ' in furniture.
They play a most Im
portant part in the
furnishing: of the
modern A" m e r i c a n
home. ;
. Here, on our fifth
and other - il o o r ,
' you'll find "variety at
its best- Even if it's
just to see them, it's'
our pleasure to show
you.
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Tomorrow Winds Up the Sale of Pillows
Offers the last opportunity to share in the savings that have proven such an attraction
to homefurnishers this week. Nine grades in Sterilized New Feather Bed Pillows. Every
need should be economically met in the following: ' -"'
7 n P Ck l r for " pound, 18x25
I Ul xdll inches Feathef Pillows,
..." worth $1.40 pair. ,
$1.30 Pair K 3;Tdvfx26 -
"v mcncs. Feather Pillows,
Worth $2.00 per pair.
1 QO Pair for 8 - Pound, -20x27
rair inches; ; Feathef puiows,
worth $3.00 per pair. '
DO OC Pair for 3 -pound, 21x27
raiT inchCs, Feather Pillows,
" worth $3.50 per pair.
$2.95 Pair K 3"rt' iV 27
v inches, Feather Pillows,
'worth $4.00 per pair. "
$Q 7C; pjiir for ; 2 - pound, 20x27
PQ, f O f ail inchcs Feather Pillows,
worth $5.50 per pair. -
$a95 Pair
worth $6.00 per pair,;tf
U Q R Pair ior 3 - Pound, 22 x 28
.tpt.t7J.X"tU: inches, Feather Pillows,
' , .; worth $7.00 per pair. '
J5C: QC pir for 2-pound, 22x28 inches, Feather
P0.00 I dll Pillow- worth $8.50 oer'nair.'
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This Is the
Fire "
keeper
One of the Heat- -ing
Stoves from the
great line of . f
pores
It's a type that is
specially adapted
to local fuel condi
tions burns large
sticks of wood-
made possible by the extra large feed door.
The linings are of ventilated cast iron, which
will last much longer than a solid cast lin
ing. Artistic in design and r rich in nickel
finish. ; Has the circular draft and swing top.
Best steel body. Priced from, $13.50 up.
Buying Terms $1 Down and $1 Weekly.
, These Timely, Bargains fn "
AND DOWN L Comforters
Should Suggest to Many a Chance to Save.
V Bedding Department, Sixth Floon r
n COTTON-FILLED COMFORTABLES :
$2.15. for $3.25 Comfortables : - ;
$2.95 for 4.00 Comfortables . ,
$3.35 for $4.50 Comfortables
$3.05 for $5.00 . Comfortables
, $4.35 for $5.50 Comfortables , .
$6.15 for $7.50 Comfortables
$7J35 for $8J0-CQrnfortables-
WOOL-FILLED COMFORTABLES .
$3.35 for $4.50 Comfortables '
$3.f5 for $5.00 Comfortables
' DOVm-FILLED COMFORTABLES
$6.15 for $7.50, Comfortables
t $8.45 for $10.00 Comfortables
Try a Pair of Stetsons CORNDODGERS for Comfort
Children's Jockey
5 Boots .
A. tooi aiMortmrat t a
lact from and w reoom
mad thttr MrvtoatUtt7
M Ztm Sbok Colored
tope of ft klfl ltbar
vmmp nd oeOer et pt
eat ksA, wr xnderUly
prttid, OxanA mem tXmm
aron's Shoe Store
330-232 MORRISON ST.
MBAR SECOND
Boys' Stout High
' Tops.
ThM ax th Ideal 8hoa
for th aturdr toy-mad
of elected oalf akin with
olid sole leather coun
ters . and raaol; t In oh
tops 'n moat t them,
waar raalatlos and water
tlftit la aU tha aliea
Four Stirring Special Values
Women's New Fall
Shoes $2 and $2,50
Manr rtvf new tnrmbert har just been recdred,
and tJiey art cVery one exceptional, values at these
pricaa. Cunmetal, patents, kid and box calf; stocks
, tnada p on ' nrtr popular lasts. Evefr desirable
strja and properly fitted, too for f2.00
Children's Stout
School Shoes
Firm, soft kid stock, a solid longwearlng School
, Shoa that is really worth more Por exceptional
good quality at the minimnm price w know of
nothing offered to the trade to equal this shoe
S to 8, f l-ito 11, 91.2Sr-U to 2, f 1.50.
Cloth Top, Pat
ent or Gunmetal
alf Boot
$3.00
A very fortunate pur
chase enables us to offer
these truly remarkable
values. Every shot is
worth more than this
price, and the lot com
prises many of the new
est conceits in. cloth and
suede top boots. Short
ramps and military heels, '
shapely, handsome lasts,
and we offer them spe-
cial at only f 3.00.
W. L. Douglas Famous Shoes $35Q.$4:
A UNION MADE shoe that has stood the test for 30 years. V. L. Douglas'
stamped on every pair, eivine you the maker's iruarantee of your monev's worth.
of thse famous shoes--patents, gtmmetals, box .calf, etcH in every new and desirable style, and ij A DA
the prices are only 93.50 and ...... .i. ;......... ...... Ml(..;.i.;....,u,,..M,;!,V.;,,., Hull
name . and . the ' orice is
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