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,J ' 1 QE'I.f Qlx48f -fr PORTLAKD, QREGOK, T 310 DAY, MAY 5t;i902.
PRICE FIVE CENTS - ;
THE SAWMILL STRIKE
levea - 0T a
union
nei
Rftvo ver
Both
bides
Uontiddr
Tb itrik w till on at the Portland
timbering & Manufacturinr Compa'ny'i
aainnlU. Strenuous affortf ' ar. being
toad by tba proprietors to accure a new
crew,, but :o far they have not. sue-
caeded. " ' ; y: V "
pTha firat thing at anynot which oc
curred at the mill jthla morning -waa the
eiaaxmlng of a nonunion man who la In
: the employ, of , the compahy. A police of
ftcer arrived on the scene and arrested
him Jong enough to relieve ' htm of a
dangerous looking revolver , which h f
was carrying in anticipation ot,irouDia.
He waa permitted to continue at work,
but after being disarmed union pickets
prevailed, upon him, with success, ' to
throw up his poaltoin and join, their
ranks.''1,.; . 1 y' '
This Is payday at the- mill, and begin
ning this afternoon at S o'clock all tba
union employes will be paid off. The
whole force of ISO men will be there at
that time, and It Is believed that the
proprietor will do everything In their
power to induce the men to return to
work. ' Nothing short of recognising the
union and signing the settle, so the men
assert, will, under any possible conaldera
positlons. Borne of the men are anticipating
tiona. Some of the men are anticipating
trouble this evening, but the leaders
acott at the Idea and say Jhat no dis
turbances of any kind will result. V
Since the action of the strikers has
been Indorsed by the Federated Trades
Council, 4hey are exceedingly hopeful
and look for a speedy settlement of the
trouble.
!When the -entire machinery of organ
ized labor U set in motion against, the
mill," said the president of the . union,
"the proprietors will be almost compelled
to sue for peace."
All labor unions have promised their
assistance, and if not settled soon it
' promises to be a fight to the finish.
Teamsters will not handle the lumber;
painters; carpenters and lathers will have
nothing t6 do with it, and 'longshoromen
will refuse to load It vessels. 4,
, The men say that everything looks fa
vorable to their side today, and intimate
that w-Qoverhor ' Pennoyer, one of the
company's stockholders, is using his in
fluence to bring about. a settlement ' . -;
A statement of the contention betweea
the sawmill proprietors and their union
employes was given out this niorning
by one of the mill owners, who Said: '
-'The mill owners have granted the un
ion men eVeryt concession In the. matter
of hours and wages, and the only con
tention now Is the demand Included In
the fourth specification given us by tho
union to the effect that unlonmen shall
be given preference aslagainst nonunion
men, -. .
"Now, ws do hot thlnj? it Just or right
to be dictated ,to by, our employes, especially-
after, granting all their other de
mands. If the' owners,, are forced to the
recognition demanded. It will mean
tie-up of our mills and the, stoppage of
3O0,0OO a month, which Includes the $100,
000 in mill employes' wages and $200,000 in
Wages' of ! employes of trades dependent
upon the, mills.
"We are today paying higher wage
than anywhere else on the coast Wi do
not pay in trade checks, as la the cus
tom at other coast cities, and these facta
should be taken, into consideration by tho
employes .here.. We have always been
willing to .discuss the wage schedule or
other grievances with our employes as
Individual!,, and do not care -to what un
ion or organisation they belong.
' "I would also call attention to the fair
treatment given employes by owners in
Portland who have made It a rule her a
to deduct from the employes' wages while
the mills are ahut down for short times
during the day through accident or other
wise, white elsewhere the men lose all
the' time that the mills are idle,"
WHAT EMPLOYER vAND- '
EMPLOYE OUGHT TO DO
The seriousness of the labor strikes in Portland is apparent to all.
The closing of the sawmills and planing mills if persisted in will seriously
handicap building operations.
The Journal believes that both the employers and the employes have
the welfare of the city at heart, and It today suggests that a mutual under
standing could be arranged if only both sides would make concessions In
the Interest of harmony, and In the Interest of the city and stats. -
The mlllowners and the employe, should hold a conference at once
and com to a decision. The employes seem to have the advantage, and
they might do themselves and their cause much' good by arranging an im
mediate conference, If the proprietors will grant thm a hearing.
The Journal believes that there la not a single millowner o prejudiced
as not to meet his employe and discuss business matter' of mutual inter
est.. The Journal also believe that not a.single employe would take advan
tage of any proprietor In this struggle Then why not a conference?
Let them meet at once.
Fashionable
Elegance
IN HABERDASHERY
Is Attained When
All Yon Wear is
JUST IN STYLE
Your , Hat,' Cloves, Tie, Cane,
Umbrella, Handkerchief, Etc.,
should be Just Right and of the
Very Latest Pattern.
M. SICHEL,
You Every Fusnishing
goods Want Supplied by.
, MEN'S FURNISHER. 'and HATTER
288 Washington St, Portland, Oregon
Sole agent for the JAMESON
HOLLAND'S SORROW
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The W thef Tonight and Tuesday pertly doaty. wltti prebaMe th ewere Twenday,
Cut ia Half Men's
' Summer Underwear.
All sizes in plain and ribbed; Splen
- did dHoice of colors. Correct
Weights. These , we sell
regular, at 50e :fl '
iSpecial at 25c.
ay;
HENRY J. WHITE :
7'"'- Tv . Sol Asent for the KING Hat. Z O
!69 ThIr4 Street '.... -' - t Betweea Morriton and YarnhQI I )
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Seattle Law and Order
League to. Battle
for the Right.
(Journal Special Service.)
SEATTLE, May S The Law and Order
League has filed notice on the Chief of
Police and Prosecuting Attorney that un
less gambling Is closed. It would proceed
against them personally. They have the
affidavits of four young men who gam
bled. This action may result In the final
closing of every gambling house in Se
attle. . '..
BIG FIRE
(Scrtpps-McRae News Association.)
BUFFALO, May 6. The ftre which de
stroyed, the Wells elevator at midnight
probably caused the death of Fireman
Kennel, who was caught by a falling
wall. The loss is half a million dollars.
BURNED TO DEATH
(Scrtpps-McRae News Association.)
NEW YORK. May 6. John Lynch, aged
18. and Emma Boltzar, were burned to
death In a Are. In the works of the
Eureka Bedding Company, this morning.
Six others were Injured, one of whom,
Ethel McOrath, wilt die. .
1
HID
1
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(Scripps-McRae News Association.)
ROME, May 5. Ambassador Meyer, in
audience with the King today, thanked
him for pardoning the officers of the
cruiser Chicago.
COURT OF APPEALS.
(Scripps-McRas News Association,)
BAN FRANCISCO. May (.-The Circuit
Court of Appeals today rendered decisions
in the following Oregon cases: - :
B. Ban, appellant, vs. Columbia South
ern Railway, A. E. Hammond, - Archie
Mason and New York Security A Trust
Company; Judgment reverse's; " ease re
manded for new trial. The casl Was that
ot a sub-contractor, who sued the con
tractor, . but Included the -California
Southern as a legal formality. .
C, M. Patterson vs. R. M. Wade, receiver-
of the Portland Savings Bank;
Judgment afllrmed.
J. Q. and J. E. .Ene-llsh' va. tTniiwi
States Government, for timber cutting;
juogment amrmea." '
American Sales Book Company' and
Warren F. Beck vs. Josenhua 'Rulllvant-
Judgment afflrmed; . - a , -
Tho court also affirmed ludsment In the
flrst-two counts against pimmick. sc
cused of robbing toe United States mint
Of 130,000,' - 1 '
Fears That Her Queen Must Pass
From Life Her. Successor. 7
(Scrlpps-McRae News Association.) ;
LONDON, May l.-Confllctlng reports
regarding the condition of Queen WU
helmina reached London this morning.' t i
A dlaDatch timed 7 A M. says the
Queen is still alive,, but her condition la f
so serious that none of . the physicians
left ths palace in the night. W; MjS
An ofllclal bulletin Issued from Castle
Loo confirms the statement that her con
dition is caused by premature birth, but
declares that for the moment the sltua-'
Uon is satisfactory. i? . 's
Oreat sorrow Is expressed throughout
the entire Kingdom over the turn for the
worse that oame so suddenly upon the
Queen. All hearts (are grieved, and all
fear that if she should pass away SO un
acceptable ruler may be foisted upon the
people, and. apart from : the. difficulties
surrounding the, question of the succes
sion to ths throne of Holland, the death
of Queen. Wtlhelmlna, 4f this should, vn.
happily occur, would tend to eonyulse.
the Contlnenr poRlticany.: In Germany
especially It U a matter of the deepest
tmsortancs. The German press" claims
that Prince Albrecht, of HohensollernV
the acting regent of Burns wick. Is among
the nearest in the Dutch succession, and
In all the European capitals nervous ap
prehension exists that ths absence of a
direct heir to the Dutch throne, might
precipitate a. struggle for the possession
of Hollandt which In Berlin Is regarded as
Germany's natural right.
PRAYING FOR THEIR SOVEREIGN.
HET. LOO, Holland, May 6. Prayers
are- being offered for Queen Wllhelmfna
la all the. churches today.
The ofllclal bulletin today says;.
All things considered, her majesty's
condition lis satisfactory at the present
moment."
THE LATEST 4 P. M.
HET, LOO, May 5. This afternoon's
bulletin reports the Queen's condition as
still satisfactory, but the doctors do not
deny that she Is very weak.
u io m m
' Tilt ASCII!
MutineriKill Captain,
wire, Baoeiviate ana
ard.
Before Arrested Murderers JEs
' ;' cape to Chilean Moun
S tains. :
(Sotipps-McIUs Slews Association.)
PORT-; TOWNSENb, May 5.-r-Brttlsh
lcce-ConsulKloofilytoaay" received a
letter under date et March 18 from Aya
cara, Vfiduttt 7nirte7 aniiouncing that
th$ crew of the Chilean bark Flecha mu
tinied off, the coast of thlle, and mur
dered the captain, his wife and babe, and
the first and second triatr and steward.
They scuttled -thei vessel ,. and went
athore ata small settlement on the coast
of Chile, and before they could be taken
into custody esospe "Jnto the mountains.
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Three Failures An
nounced in New
York Today.
(Scrlppg-McRae Vews Association.)
NEW YORK, May fc-The announce
ment of three failures si) the exchange
this morning caused excessive liquidation
of stocks. j-
Offenbach ft Moore, brokers for the
Webb-Meyer syndicate; Henry Bros. &
Co!, and Lockwood, Hurt A'Coi,' are the
firms Involved. , .v'"
, All three nrma Were closely' identified
with the So-called Webb-lffeyef stodks.
The effect on exrjKjplj was transitory.
- 'None of the oth' "firms wilt make '4.
statement.
Dr.' Seward Webb arrived this morning
and went into executive session, with his
business associates.
COAL MINERS y
''STRIKE LIKELY
(Scripps-McRae News. Association.)
' NEW YORK, May S.-slphn Mitchell,
president of the. Miners' Union, today
said" that the situation in. the anthracite
Held depended entirely "upon the meeting
on Wednesday of th miners' executive
committee.
Asked If this is a favorable time to
strike, he said that any time was favor
able when right and Justice are on the
men's side. -
STRIKE PROBABLE.
8CRANTON, Pa.. May 6. It Is general
ly believed the anthracite coal miners'
strike will take place on Thursday. The
question la to be settled here on Wednes
day at a meeting of the mine-workers
and operators, but it is believed a strike
can hot be averted. , j
s
) (Scrtpps-McRae News Association.)
TUCSON, Arlx.. May 6.-The Yaqul, In
dians made an assault upon Vicene Al
vares Hacienda, near Guayamas, Mexico,
Sunday, killing Alvares and three others.
It Is believed they have planned a gen
eral raid. . , ; iy.
ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT. -
(Journal Special Service.)
, ROSEBURQ. May .As the result ot
an altercation between William Hurd
and R. 3. Conklln late last night over a
disagreement regarding local matters.
Hurd was arrested for assault with a
dangerous weapon. Hurd furnished tho
required bail to appear, before Justice
Roblnett next Monday.
Nominated.
(Scrtpps-McRae News Association.)
WASHINGTON, May (.-The President
today nominated Frank P. Sargent to be
Commissioner ot Immigration.
FATAL WRECK.
(Serlpps-McRae News Association.)
BERLIN. May S. In a railway wreck
near Lelpslg. Herr Frlendel, former Na
tional Liberal Deputy, and two others
were killed and six Injured.
Two Hundred Houses Burned.-
5(8crrppsMcRae -News Association.) r -BUDAPEST,
May .-Two hundred
houses at the health resort at Bartfleld
burnfd todan .',-','" .i
Hayemeyer Relates
How His Company
. V'Beared" the
Market.
(Scrlpps-McRas News Asaoclation.)
WASHINGTON, May 6. - President
Havemeyer of the sugar trust was again
before- the Senate committee on relations
with Cuba this tnornlg. .
He named several places In the West
where the prices of sugar were reduced
last fall to Wrest control of the market
from the beet-sugar men.
.Ha tolil of the report of an alleged con
tract between the beet-sugar men and
lbs" fetttliers, whereby the latter were
to secure sugar at 10. per cent below any
price mads by the trust. '
BURGLARY
An East Side Residence
Ransacked.
Z. M. Youhg, like the good printer that
he is. took his wife and little one for an
outing at the coast yesterday. Before
leaving be locked all , the doors to his
residence, 308 East Second street, and
placed the cat's lunch in its accustomed
place.
-When they returned, the residence
looked as If a cyclone had struck it. Bu
reau 'drawers were emptied of their con
tents, carpets were torn up, bedding dis
turbed and ths houBe was a veritable
wreck.
After lif. Young had taken an inven
tory of his belongings, he found he was
put about IB. In cash, a fine revolver,
some souvenir nuggets and a few trink
ets. The case will be Investigated by
Detectives Kerrigan and Snow.
"' ''.',. -J.4 -r'i'.Mi. -rni TiiTnimii n..un .
Cattle Reeicpts Fell off
More Than Half.
(Bertpps-McRae Niws AssoclaUon.)
CHICAGO, May 6. The beef agitation
has had Its effect In the stock yards, the
receipts today falling from the usual 25,-
000 to 10,000. , , :
Retail prices are little changed.
GREAT FIRE
IN LONDON
(Scripps-McRae News Association.)
LONDON, May 5 A great Are is rag
ing on the docks, and two Immense drug
warehouses have beeij destroyed. The
flames are spreading.
HOUSE ADJOURNED
IN RESPECT TO OTEY
(Scripps-McRae News Association.)
WASHINGTON", May B. The House
was in session but a few minutes, ad
journing as a mark of respect. to Repre
sentative Otey, who died yesterday.
Otey was designated as one of the
members who was to accompany the re
mains of Congressman Cummings to his
heme, but himself died a few hours later
of heart disease.
CATHERINE S0FFEL
PLEADED GUILTY
(Scripps-McRae News Association.)
PITTSBURO. May S.-Mrs. Catherine
So ft el pleaded guilty this morning to aid
ing the Btddle brothers to escape from
jail. Sentence' waa deferred till Satur
day. .
POSTPONEMENT
PASSED SENATE
(Scripps-McRae News Association.)' '
WASHINGTON, May S.-The Senate to
day passed Cockrell's amendment to the
sundry civil appropriation bill providing
for the postponement of the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition to 1904.
TWO YEARS
. FOR LARCENY.
Judge M. C George this morning sen
tfnoed James Oliver to -two yeara.in ths
state penitentiary for stealing IZtO from
a-store. -Oil ver withdrew his plea., ot not
guilty and pleaded guilty; - The court ap
pointed R. w. Galloway to , act aa his
iceal sdvlsci t 4 , ,...
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Stock not yet arranged but we
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(Scrlpps-JJcRas News-Association-.)--
i KEy YORK. May lThugh not out
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rallying. , ,J ,
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