THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. MAY U Hit
DISMISSES
DARROV TALESMAN
KIEL PLOT IS MID mm CONK
TSVOMHS! FEATURE OF F(
AGAINST SONORANS ' FEATURE OF FOURTH
Final Agreement Made Be-
Iwccn Counsel for Con
ducting Trial.
Wealthy Citizens Arrested (or Albany Plans Big Celebration
ICLASS IN SHAKESPEARE
TO GIVE PERFORMANCE
, itv.haila. IVuk., May tl High rttAul
ijui ti tkir Jiiaate .
eM.iloii leaf nlM ef Tht Caalala of
Myutuulh" bafWe aa ta41i Ibel
I a. krl Ik auditorium
Alleoed Conspiracy to Fa
vor Insurrectos.
and Invites Neighboring
Towns.
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WOULDN'T ACCEPT $4000:
JURY AWaROS HIM $2630
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BIG WHEAT CROP
TO HELP FARMERS
OF DRY COUNTIES
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VIGiLANTE BAND
WILLBE DISSOLVED'
(r4(tiifc- I lead; tu I'avav.
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Allan, nr. M.f :3 ('rmi of mm
in l-ua on r'i'iiil'i lra( and ba
erilh alrart .aalll,g In a autigraila
fur l.ar.l ajifa.e .aniirn( Tha man
I" "f 1'ic onliav line (-nnianjr
l I'laio in. no mm nl Iha nork
Mill Tl a imli. .Uiit of the In
i iiij any la (-ring nr. Inl on AValar alrrrl
l.r.r wl.ata ll.- a ii. of gravrl will l
ulln Tlir jilai.l will ! rrady In turn
out Iha 'hut aluff" aa amni aa tha flral
f II. airrtla now .onira.lrj fur la
brought to .or rd
I luod allr
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TO d.ci l Ilia d:lf'rai.i In lts i
jmoaplr'a of tr.a mill I rl- aiii v io.i
lry arlifl t praarnl rrl!,'', ari.i
4 four )ar of (J:aourf eiutnl. .iUl .-
iltBWaalbla. Tr.a paopla ar .Ibm !t.a I
,'maaa Iha tVtolcr Tn-i'ouiily fair ui
iCoiidon a rrt ahoa of o.faa t'.-'-i
'pa. polaloti. hoaa. thlikfna ar.(l .1airv
'Muff already rtaullln from the diver-
. alflad farming l1a m hi. h la uu. t., ini rualnin
'hold and fiomlara grral-r popuiallon ,,,,,, j0,i,on
"Daylight League" in Process
of Formation to Replace
San Diego "Committee."
1 1 i.ll.i) I'rtaa lail W Ic I
8r. i.r(.i, la!. May : J i'refara I lor.
air ut.ili-r May tixlay for a rereptlon for
I xinlr Atloinay lienrra! I rim, nn
w lil urihf tomorro
m CALLED DREAMER
BY AD CLUB MEMBERS
I'lirllaiiJ Ad rlub mrmbrra. akrtlra)
aa to W. H l"lten'a plan for revlalon
moinli to atari, of iha (rruii government delue-d him
"and produvllon, mora home I
' fulura.
t - Tha Thrathara aaapriallon n railed
j o order at the tillnam rminly iourt
houaa by I'realdenl W illiam II Klm-hrr
Prayar waa offered by llrv. Mr J once.
follOWln Iba addrraa of aehoma by
'ior Duktk. The report of ti.a ae
(rwlary, Phil 8 riata. ahoaed how tha
. 'orranlaatlon l tha Urgeat weit of Iha
JMlaataalrpl. with MOO meinbara. Tha
importanra oi aca aciei n "i ii'
twaa amphaalied by N. C alaria. In an
kddreaa on a plan for a farmeri' coop,
ratlv crrdlt aaaoclallon for Oregon.
Imllar to the plan In Germany and Can-
' ada. BupilotenilenttSiephira illa.'ua.oj
tha benefits of education by damonatra
tlon through more eiperiment itatlona.
Tonight President Trail and Treaaurer
Bataa of tha btate Good Koada aaaocla
tlon wiJl dlacuai the road bllla and ahow
-rlewa. Tomorrow the election of of
ficers, an auto tour and In tha evening
a banquet will be given by the women
f Cerndon. ' A " brans band welcomed
tha delegates.
t.
I rrr an ordered by
Webb, ai-rordlng m I
Hh quratiotia yealerday afternoon at
the rrkly luncheon, after he had ex-
Can't Drag 'em Awmy
once they have worn
"Kampus Klothes."
Mow about a new suit
for 3'ou this season?
You'll want to be in It
with the pay thrones the
next two months.
.We've the clothes de
manded for just such
occasions.
Ask to see them.
$1 5 No more, no less.
They're Really $25
Quality.
Mm A. M. niklna
Franctm-o. and N. M.
Bowers.
and rhlld of San
Howe are at tho
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I rear-in plur.a. "Ill greelMl at the plained what he purpoaa-4r aubmlt to
u;e people nexi November Mr L Hen
waa culled a "dreamer" and told thai
lie la dlBturhing t..e aManre of Oregon. '
The Oregon I'liy experimenter, who j
had Invited the queatlona, parried the I
o,ueeilone and gave renewed explana- 1
llona of tha efferta of lila plan, gome
of the club members mho took decided
isaua with him were C. W. Hod son. who
prealded. C M Mleman. C. K Henry.
JuiU-e R. O. Afnrrow. Frank MrUrlllle
ami ('. II. Shield
Sketching hla "new ronatltutlon." Mr.
l"Ren arKiied that proportional repre-
aenlHtlnn ahould be Intrn.lin-ed Into the'
leglBlature to prevent the "mauling;" of!
vote, ami nald that n.lminlslratlve i
pom-er ahoulil im penlrallxod. Therefore 1
lie lias provided that votes cast for. de- '
footed legislative candidates shall bo i
repreecnted by the cnndiikytes for jtov- t
ernor In the legislature, the governor.'
made responnlhle for all appropriation '
bills and the governor authorized to ap- 1
point other atnta officers, except the1
auditor, as members of his cabinet. j
Mr. l"Hen also compared the Ameri
can and Kuropeaon municipal and coun- '
ty governments and predicted that his
new plan would remedy present abuses
of the Oregon system. He said that
with the short ballot and the new di
vision of responalblllty he did not be
lieve It will be necessary to use the
Initiative once in 10 years. i
atallun by a reception rorimiiiee alio ra
i orlr.I In hla hull I
Members of t!ie rlilxens' cnmmlttea
mhl. h has lern atla In the I W. W.
difficulties, will partli l.t 111 Iha mel
come to Webb Moon after Webb's arri
val Secretary J It t'othran and u cotn
mlttie repreMiitlng Ihe local 8'Xlallata
will call on Webb as a reception corn
mlliee. There whs talk toJny of disbanding
the iltlirnn' c.nnmlltee. J. M. l'orter.
tha aliened member who tins been cited
for contempt, for an alleged Intimida
tion of Ihe I W W attorneys, admitted
lodny that the work of the committee
probably Is ended
The formation of a "Daylight league."
designed to asMst the iollce, to ta!i;e
the place of the vigilante committee. Is
In process of organisation
luat a
"Whisper" off MTashlngton.
Used Pianos That Are So Good and
So Low Priced That We Will Take
Them Back in Two Years at the Same
Price on the Purchase of a New Piano
are receiving so many piano in exchange as part payment towards
Steinway and Player Pianos that we find it necessary to quote lower
prices on all used instruments, many of which cannot Ik distinguished
from new. These values are so exceptional that they can easily be sold
without discount after two vears further use. A written agreement
signed by Sherman, C lav & Company specifies that any piano listed bcl)w
may tie traded toward the purchase of a new instrument any time within
two years at the same price they are now marked. In that event you
will secure the free use of a piano for twenty-four months. A used piano
of good grade is almost sure to be more satisfactory than a cheap new
instrument. Inspect these at onc.
Gabler Upright PUno -9110.00 Lodwlg Upright Pi.no . -3230.00
Kimbill Upright PUno 9130.00 Vom Son. Upright F4.no. J2 J0.00
Stuyvtnt Upright Pi.no... $125.00 Bhr Bros Upright Puno. .. .SaJ15.00
Kohler & Ch.se Upright 9155.00 ".rdm.n Uprlf h Puno 4?St
n .1 tt u. TV. airr rtn Peerlcs. Electric (7 1-3 oct.). .9r7f.lH
Bentley Upright Puno 3 155.00 Steck Bab 9295.00
Krchner Upright Pt.no--.. 31G5.00 Chickering Prlor Grand. ... v$ 150.00 "
Whitney Upright Piano 9195.00 SteJnway Upright PUno (re
Krell Upright Pi.no 3200.00 finiihed). perfect new. . . .9-150.00
Wellington Upright Pi.no 9210.00 Steinway Baby Grand (refin-
Shoninger Upright Piano $235.00 finiihed). perfect aa new. . . .9000.00
The above instruments will be sold for cash or on easy terms. All guaran
teed full value for two vears. Call or address
Home of
the Steinw.y
Opp. P. O.
jf "SNe -
Sherman pay & Co.
PORTLAND, OR.
Home of
the Apollo
Morriaon .t Sixth
faiDorta'
SSaasSLaaBalSBaBs
it ustach r
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Sale!
DRAWING NEAR TO VACA
TION TIME Reservations are
being accepted for the season or
week-end in the hotel or tent city.
Natural attractions in pleasing di
versity, excelling any on the Pa
cific Coast.
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BAY CITY EXTENDS
"CHEESE SPECIAL" A
REAL GLAD HAND
fCnntlnucd From Page One.)
,-r. '!';"! ara"' wt's' rraiir.:.'ii rf .l; ip I
Here's a Straightforward Statement
" You ( can hunt all over this city,
but you will find only ONE store that
sells real $3.50 to $5 Shoes for
2.50
And this is the Place"
tj Here are the reasons :
Pay any fancy ground-floor rents,
Use large newspaper "ad$".
Waste money for "classy fixtures"
Have expensive clerk-hire
"ye rQ i Positively undersell otKer
( shoe stores
J We illustrate i splendid value in Men's White Oxfords.
Boston Sample Shoe Store
.. '.."... Y. 3. OLAS8, rropriator. . "
131 Fourth-Under the Sidewalk
" t r' . HgtW EatraooaJ 9t la, loo, lg0 Store
S V v
aaaiiBBaafcaaiaa.aasBaBMBiMawaMaaaaaa-taa-i
Ktatesman and president of the First '
uanK & J rust company.
I-ortland Ft. 8. Josaelvn. O. Tlf Plum, i
mer, Fred Lockley, j. Fred Larson, Ben
Benin and H. R. Wastdl. Mr. Wastell
warned the Tillamook communities of'
the dungt-rs of bickering, which he 1
hinted mas indulged In between towns, i
Jt is (tnid he hud In mind Tillamook and I
llay I'ity In particular.
Manufacturaa Needed.
Buy City has a fine start. It has.
electric lis his, telephones, plumbing, I
the bcM of drainage, cleun streets and !
lots, well painted buildings, a commer- j
cuil club of 60 members, rail tranuporta-j
tiou and water transportation for very'
light draught vessels. But there is;
practically no payroll and of the in- '
habitants 40 are fluhermen and 70 are '
children. I
The hnrden of last nlghfs elaborate
affair, for example, devolved upon j
fewer than 20 men. Everywhere the I
town hhows evidences of Tieeding out- I
Kidp capital. The resident contingent
h.n done Hplenrlidly In giving the place 1
its present appearance and needH help!
I to get lumber manufactures started, I
j to' deepen the bar, to start berry raising, '
I to whoop out stumps. ' j
i On Xaunoh Tour.
yesterday afternoon two large i
; launches left Tillamook with all the j
Portlandera who. were taken aJl about
i Tillamook Bay anil shown the great,
j port problems of Tillamook, Bay City I
.arid Kayocean. On Bayocean Itself the i
j private promoters have obviously spent
much money and are achieving excellent
results, having a spot of great possl- ;
1 biHtles to work with.
The thoroughness with which Tilla- j
1 mook and Bay City are acting as host,'
I sparing no time, troubio or expense, has f
I given them u reputation, with the party
I for real frontier hospitality. A chance
i to show appreciation to Tillamook at
! leant cam at luncheon yesterday when
I a Tillamook speaker chanced to say
ithat $13,1100 had been subscribed bv
j Tillamook men for a hotel and that $12,- j
00o more would have to be raised. j
; Raising- Building- Fund. j
! "We have subscribed to the common j
1 stock ourselves." he sald'Jilid hop, to '.
; get outi' rich duirymcn to take the pre- i
I fefred stock, which guarantees 8 per i
cent." 1
l K. J. Jaeger said: "I'll take $100 j
'worth of that stock." And although;
' Chairman Shrode, president t the com-'
mercial'club, said the Portlanders had I
riot been told about tho hotel to induce!
! them to subscribe, $3300 was put up In.
$100 to $.500 lots. Mr. Jaeger doubling-1
jltis original subscription.
18 -Inch Black
ma J a , . . ,, . ... .
French Plume
SALE PRICE
S2.85
Our a3ran.ee stock of imported French Plumes
has arrived. If you are contemplating buying Os
trich Plumes do not overlook this sale tomorrow.
Every Plume is selectee! ancl guaranteed the very
best grade male stock, wide flues and heavy broad
heads. They come in black, white and all the
newest shades do not confuse this with the low
grade wooly stock. Remember we are noted for
having the largest and best stock in the west, mail
orders promptly filled during this sale, just as
advertised.
18-Inch French
Broad Plume
SALE PRICE
French Dye, Glossy Black
fe rn urn
$3.95
Very Wide and Heavy Heads, All Colors
95 S yfl E:
19-Inch ExtraSpecial, Very Choice, French Broad Head
Plumes. Black, White and Colors. This Sale at .
At
21 -Inch Extra Prime Stock, Lyons Dye, Extra' Wide,
French Plumes. Black, White, Colors and Two Toned at this sale only for this price
sf-K WINDOW DISPLAY
Iew White Felt Hats New White Ratine Hats
20 styles in the very latest mid summer shapes Special tomorrow. Four styles, just what (JJ 1 iF
Just Arrived Another Shipment High Grade you want for outing ...3)1.4:0
Genuine Panama Hats Misses' Formosa Panama Hats
Usually Sold at $10.00 WoHh $5QQ lomom)w whUe 3 i C
Tomorrow at $595 styles, choice , SLAd
Eartliquake Is Recorded. s
(;nltd Treu Lemed Wire, i '
Washington May 3. Father Torn-
dorff of Ueorgejw-n university declared
loaay inai .vu university seismograph
recorded..'-severe, earthquake last night,
beginning at 9:50 o'clock and endifig at
11:22 p. m. The maximum, vibration
waa recorded at 10:36 o'clock-
Ctitter fop Astoria Itegatta. .
(Waahlmtoa Buret a of Tie Joaraal.)
Washington, May a.--At the- request
of the department of commerce and
-labor tha treasury department la sending
a cutter to the Aatoria-regatta-to aur
vlaa tha races, . - t -j
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Another One of Our Extra Special Hat Sales Tomorrow!
Best Quality Genuine Hemp Dress Shapes
That have sold up to $6.50, 25 styles to select
from in black, white and colors. rrTomorrow at
he
Woeder
CORNER MORRISON
AND FOURTH STS.