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Young Officers Are Under Or
ders, So Girls Chaperone
Each Other.
NAVY HAS ITS ROMANCE
Mfilna Rrrolatloti and Its Aueod
ant Alarm Frerent Officer
from 8erklag 8rctnran
la Con Trillion I Way.
IAX FRANCISCO. May li (Special.)
e 4 modern parallel ta Mahomet and
t mountain Is found In the applica
tion for marriage licenses mad to tha
County Clerk s office thla moraine" by
Easiaa FMw1o Outhrle and Paymaster
Arthur Mlddletoa. both of tha United
Ftatea Nary and snipreatea on the run
fcnat Torktown. which lies In San Fran-
clm-o Harbor.
Three years a so. at Washington. D.
C Mlrfdleton met Mlsa Ollwe Uirlt at
a social affair. Four yoara ao Outhrle,
than a csdet at Annapolis met MIm
Ruia Fields at Waahlna-ton. Both tha
Iris were prominent socially, and when
their ennienu were announced they
runt In for a crest deal of congratu
lation. It was believed that the wed
ding would follow within a short time.
Ooeibla Weddlas Decided Oa.
Tha two yoonc officers returned to
their stations, no definite data for the
nuptials having been asreed upon. It
was understood that tba weddlnc would
follow In tba near future. Tims sped
on and no wedding toh place. It waa
only recently that Guthrie and Mlddla
toa decided that they would journey
to Wahln-ton. claim their brides and
return to their station.
Joet by accident tha two officers
discovered the fact that earn waa to
marry a Washington girl, and they de
cided to nave a duuble wadding.
Otrla rrmmm raarlaeat.
About that time tha Mexican revolu
tion be can. Tha Hiaie fpartment or
dared that officers of ships statloaed
oa this Coast taka no extended Jour
neys. Then tha prospective bride
groom proposed that tha two gtrls se
made acquainted with each other and
make tha Journey arrosa tha continent
together, as each otber'e chaperone.
Acting on the suggestion of their
husbands-to-be. the young woman
packed their personal belongings and
mada the trip across the continent, ar
riving here thla morning. They wera
met at tba statloa by Uuthrte and Mid
dleton. After greetings were aver tha
couples visited the County Clerk's of
flee and obtained their marriage li
censes.
We don't know Just when tha mar
rtage Is to taka place. said Guthrie
tbia morning at tha I'elace Hotel, "but
I do know it la going to taka place
sona. and that It will as quiet, without
an further fuss or delay."
POKER PLAYERS GIVE $6000
Wealthy Winnipeg Residents V krtl m
. of Hold-Tp" Artists.
"WIXXIVEtJ. Man, May ti- While a
aaaibar of wealthy Winnipeg residents
were playing poker last night la a
hotel, trie room waa Invaded by a cou
ple of "holdups. At tba point of re
volvers tha players we re ordered to
had up their heads.
One af the me a covered the players,
the ether gathered In everything In
slant. Including money on the table
and In their pockata. amounting to
abeut laove. beetdra several hundred
dollars worth of Jewelry. The robbers
escaped.
NEGRO BURNED AT STAKE
Two Thousand Person at T)rf-r,
Texas. Kill Glrl'g .llant.
TYLER. Tex-. May JJ. Dan Pa vis. a
aero. was burned to death at a stake
In tha streets of Tyler early today.
afler ha had confessed to assailing Mlsa
Carrie Johnson, of this city, a week
aga. Two tbousaad persons participat
ed la burning the negro, lie bad maias
a erttten confession of tha crime.
From tha -Jail the prisoner waa led
la tbe public aqnare. where several
wagonload of wood had been titled.
Me waa tied ta a rail, and after ha had
reiterated Ma confession a match waa
a p I led.
CLARK HOLDS TO ANCHOR
Campaign for Re-election to Con.
ere 3t Abandoned.
'.VASHIXOTOX. May IS. While ex
pressing tha conviction that he would
be the rtemratlc nominee for tha
Prtatdency. Speaker Champ Clark an-no-inced
today that he would file bis
eandldat-y for re-election to Conejreaa
from tha Xlnth Missouri District.
In a statement, which waa accom
panied by another, signed be the en
tire lemocratI Missouri delegation In
Coagresa, ha aald ha did so because of
tha pressors brought to bear on him by
hi constituents.
many thousand acree of choicest range, i
Tba land lust bouaht consists of the 1
ray and fruit raacfl which est an.
Bosweil have bee a renting. It grow
enough hay to winter a large band o
sheep. It la located ao conveniently to
range that stock can grass within i
few miles of tha place much of tha Win
tar. and always be near enough to thi
hay to be brought In on short notice
when neceasary.
Tbe Enterprise stock men now have
a!l tha original Keman sheep ranch.
Part of this wss sold by tba first hold
era to Stanley Hayes and to J. A. Funk.
Vest and Boewell bought out Hayes
and Funk recently, taking tha latter'
holdings tha first of tha year. These
holdings were at tha north and west
portions of tha range and included soma
fins farm land adjoining tha reserve on
tha Chesnlmnua.
Going eastward from tha Chesnlmnos.
the Vest and Boewell ranch Includes
scattered tracts on which Is found th
only water In th district. Between an
around these watering places, whic
follow tha canyons, the extensive pas
tore lands. Sheep can be Wintered on
tha Imnsha and then pastured gradually
westward until tba extreme west end
of tha holdings Is reached, where the
enter tha forest reserve for Summr
graxlng.
Tha land actually owned by Vest and
Boswail totala Si: acres. They bavs
about : sheep now. but will stock
up to the capacity of their ranch a
once.
445,000 MEN MAY QUIT
BRITISH fcTEVEDORES EXPECT
TO CALL BIG STRIKE
t'nleaa Settlement la H cached by
xt Wednesday Drastic Action
Will IV Taken Then.
LONDON. May 21. A National strike
by all transport workers early next
week waa threatened In labor circles
this afternoon. Those In touch with
tha strike leader say that unless
settlement be reached In tha Interim,
next Wednesday will see tha order Is
sued for a general strike through th
whole of the United Kingdom.
A great mass meeting of stevedores
this afternoon passed unanimously
resolution for a National strike. The
leaders say they will be able to call
out iS.ooa trade unionists without dlf
fleulty, and they expect to obtain tha
support of Jsa.aOO non-unionists. Tha
unrest among tha railroad men la so
great that It la tboua-ht they eould eas
ily be Induced to participate In the dis
pute.
Large numbers of carmen augmented
the ranks of the striking transport
workers In tha course of today and It
waa calculated that by tonight 11Q.00O
men would have ceased work.
NEW EVIDENCE GATHERED
More Witnesses Summoned to Tes
tify la Archbold Cae.
WAflHlXOTOX. May it. Xew dl
closures In tha case of Judge Robert
W. Archbald. now before the House
Judiciary committee, were forecast to
day as a result of a secret visit to
Philadelphia made by Representative
Webb, of North Carolina, a member of
tha committee. Mr. Webb, clothed with
power to aerve subpenas. summoned
Ueora-e C Fltxpatrlck. a capitalist:
president Thomas, of the Leigh "4 alley
Railroad Company, and Edward R
cmlth, a director in the company, to
appear and testify.
11 waa admitted that tha pre oca of
these witnesses wss desired because of
an alleged deal with tha Clrard Kstate.
of Philadelphia, In which Judge Arch-
paid waa said to have been connected.
Heatings In th rasa are to be resumed
Monday.
EASTERN EXCURSION.
Low round-trip rates bow In effect by
the Canadian Pacific Apply for their
new folder giving full particular. Of
fice Third and line t Multnomah Hetel
billdinr.
ARIZONA WILL RATIFY
Direct Election Amendment Meet
o Effective Opposition.
PHOEXEC Aria, May 3a. A Joint
resolution, ratifying the constitutional
amendment to provide for the direct
election of Cnlted Statee Senator waa
Introduced la tbe Ktate Kenat today.
It will be rushed through, a there I
ne effective opposition.
The Senate passed today the em
pleyer' liability and anU-lobbying
bills, which go bow to tha Governor
tot approval.
Does the Sun or
Artificial Light
Bother Your Eyes?
Let us demonstrate oar
Neulro Rayo Lens
The lent that produced tbe soft
blue lipht that gives such comfort
and relief to the eyes.
A guarantee with e a e h pair of
flas-v. when I fit them.
Dr. J. D. Duback
Ej-esiM Specialist
Sixth Floor Selling Boildinc
Sixth and Alder
WALLOWA RANCH GROWS
M-rrrri-? Men Add to floldino for
KXTERPRI5Ee Or, iUy :i. (Sp-riiD-Kr
tb purchav ef 71 -r-i of
Irr River Und t and Bo --re? 11, f
tb' cltr- rounded oat their hold-
In and now bovo ono of hm bt
r-tp ranch In Wallow County. Thy
bo.fht u T: cra from Frank Kor
i en To day for $ 13,4. TCeir
Home Treatment for
Tuberculosis
Comsvmptiro patJonta aaod no ecr droad
Ittttr mo rata tnat fonnartj orvrtook all
uffvrvr from long troobla, or ooatljr and
bireaiTalf)t Jomroar far from bora to
oihar climaiao or to oom xpaalTo tut
toriuan Uu&drwd or now vtaytnc o.altly
at bona. rtrtnff tbmI-ro to health t
tb coot of few bottle of medicta. Here
t oa oho pak from experience:
Rt flL 4th Colwy-a Darby, Pa.
Oo t)ftN : Tnr four year a trooMd
tth rutk. which gradually became worse.
A ofcyutaa prveounc1 my raee Conium)
tKn. ao4 I waa ordered to a Conevmpti
beepltaL My nephw woo to not allow n
t ntll ha4 trtd Eckman i A!trmtl.
Before I had tahea the mdictn three weka
I fmrnir4 BttiRc wll. I am in xrl
loot haMtb aow end havt ba rompletvlr
"rd tor tea yoara t atraaaly recomoucod
It"
4P1ffn4. (MRS.) MART WA&SOV.
Erkaasi AUaratlra la effoetlv ta Bron
chltio. Aathtaa, Hay rer. Throat and
I'ny Trowble. n4 In apbolldtoa; th ay-tom-
l not contain poieoan, opt ate r
bahit-fArmiTiar dniara rr eai by Tb Owl
Iru and otkr leadira dru-akta Afc
fjr vkit leTtrtt of rrttrorl mr4 wruo
to Vohtraa Laboratory, rhliodelphi, F
tor addiuoaai ev idea we.
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Principal Agents Ladies Home Journal Patterns, Iatest Styles in All Sizes, lOo and 15c Ladies'
Home Journal for Jnne Now Ready, 15c Pattern, and Publications in New Location on the Balcony
Reduction on Little Things
10c Patent Collar Buttons '. 5
8c Croehet Cotton, spool 5$
5c Bess Glycerine Soap 3 1-3
10c Violet Glycerine JSoap 5
7c White Finishing Braid 5t?
13c French Toothbrushes 10q
50c Fine Elastic Belts 25
50c Patent Leather Belts 25
The Most in Value, the Best in Quality
Reduction on Little Things
$1.50 Leather Handbags 9S
25c Ilair Barrettes at 15
25c Dressing Combs at . ... . ... . -15c
10c Bias Tape at . ..5
15c Dress Shields at . ,10c
50c White Wash Bags at 25
75c Character Dolls at ,..,..50p
15c Dress Buttons at 10
Tiie Last Week of Our Great May Sale
Money Saving Sale
of Women's Suits
Handsome models of Serges and
Novelty Mixtures, regular $15
and $17.50 Jf ( f(
values, at J)1U.UU
One hundred stylish up-to-date
Suits which we are offering you
at a great price concession. The
assortment includes good quality
serges and a large variety of nov
elty mixtures, and every suit is
guaranteed to be absolutely new
in every respect; all dependable,
up to our high standard. Come
and profit by this great sale.
Regular $15 and $17.50 values,
priced for tomor- tf f ff
row at only pll.UU
Sale of Silk and Wool Dresses
Shown in the latest styles and
good colors, regular $15.00 and
$17.50 vai- ttincn
ues piu.uu
Just received a shipment of seventy-five beautiful
Silk and Wool Dresses which are the best we have ever
shown. Wool Dresses in white, navy and brown, fin
ished in a very superior manner. Stylish Silk
Dresses shown in all wanted plain colors and change
able effects. Smart, tasty garments that sell regu-
larlv at $15.00 and $17.o0,
specially priced at
$10.50
Offering Extraordinary Values
Every section of this great store is teeming with interest just now. In our
Ready-to-Wear Section, now located on the Balcony, the very latest productions
from the leading fashion centers are displayed. The showing is now at its best
and those who haven't as yet made their selections will find it greatly to their
advantage to do their choosing now. And the same can be said in regard to all the
departments. Now is the time to buy. Not only because of our present large
assortments and broad varieties, but because of the numerous special values we
are offering. Goods we will be unable to duplicate at the same low prices again
this season.
Some Surprisingly Great Values in Our Present Stock of
Fine Dress Goods and Silks
Here are some special offerings that are going to make a "hit" with thrifty
shoppers. 'Come and take advantage of them. You'll hardly believe it possible
that such pretty high-grade fabrics could be purchased at such prices.
New Washable Silks, 98$ Yard
A serviceable Silk that washes perfect
ly. Comes in white ground with pin
and hair line stripes in rich colorings,
full 32 inches wide and guaranteed fast
color.
New Swiss Messalines at 75t Yard
Beautiful Swiss Messaline Silks, shown
in all the wanted new shades and black.
Also in neat stripes. Comes full 27
inches wide; an excellent wearing Silk
very much underpriced.
New Changeable Taffetas at $1.00 a Yard
24 to 27-inch genuine Swiss Taffetas, in both solid colors and the new glace ef
fects; also an enormous assortment of self-colored fancies and jacquard weaves,
shown in any wanted color or color combination. Beautiful high-grade Silk per
fect in both weave and finish and the finest Silks ever sold at this price.
Half -Wool Challies at 35 Yard
A splendid new line of half -wool Chal
lies in the new stripes, dots and floral
patterns. They come either plain or
bordered and in all colors.
French Challies at 50 Yard
Fine all-wool French Challies in an
endless assortment of patterns, rings,
dots, stripes, flowers, etc. A pure wool
fabric, that will wTash perfectly.
Beautiful 45-Inch!
Dress Emb'deries
All handsome, all effective. Even as an ob
ject lesson to prove that the leadership of
this store is well merited in this direction,
you will find that this showing is well
worth while. Dressmakers will be particu
larly interested.
Lot 1, at 4S- J5-inch full-length Embroid
eries, selling regularly at $1.25 1Rr
a yard, priced tomorrow xOC
Lot 2, at OS All 45-inch full-length Em
broideries, best $2.00 grade, QQ
at, per yard OC
Lot 3, at $1.19 45-inch full-length Em
broideries, selling regularlv at (Jjl 1Q
$2.50 yard, now pl.lV
Lot 4, at $1.48 All 45-inch full-length
Embroideries selling rerularly
at $3.50 a yard, special ,
$1.48
New Curtain Scrims
A "daylight" Drapery section, in the main
floor annex, where you can snop witla tne
greatest degree of comfort and satisfaction.
Plain Scrim of fine quality, 40 inches wide;
comes in white, ecru and
Arabian, at CiUC
Printed Scrim in a large assortment of de
signs and colorings, 36 inches 1 fi
wide, priced at 1 JO
Beautiful Open-Work Border Scrims in a
variety of styles, 40 inches d.r
wide, at only tOC
Mercerized Marquisette Scrim of beautiful
finish, 39 inches wide; comes r
in white and ecru ;.C
Mercerized Printed Scrim in neat designs
and colorings; best 35c and nfi
40c grades at
Bungalow Net and Lace Edge Scrims in
white and ecru, widths to 40 OCj-
inches, at
Sale of Taffeta and
Messaline Ribbon
Yards and yards of rich, lustrous Ribbons
in all colors and good widths. Choose to
morrow from four lots:
A Splendid Chance to Supply
Your Needs Now
Lot 1, at 14c Beautiful 414-inch Taffeta
Ribbon, shown in all colors, selling A
regularly 25c a yard, special at X'xC
Lot 2, at 18c Five-inch Taffeta Ribbon,
shown in all colors and best 1 O
30c grade, special this sale 'OC
Lot 3, at 25 Lustrous six-inch Taffeta
Ribbon, shown in all colors,
best 40c grade -&OC
Lot 4, at 17 Good quality 5-inch Messa
line Ribbon, selling regularly at -1 j
30c a yard, special this sale C
Women's Pumps and Oxfords
The most desirable kind. They're right in style, in quality and in
workmanship, as well as underpncea; $3.00 and Io 07
$3.50 lines at, the pair P-4i.O
Our Basement Shoe Department is undoubtedly headquarters for
thrifty shoe buyers, judging from the record sales of the past few
weeks, as a place where your dollars will do double duty. Tomor
row we place on sale several hundred pairs of Women's New Style
Pumps and Oxfords at considerably less than regular. The assort
ment includes button, lace and strapped styles in patent colt, vici
and Russian calf leathers, and you have choice of low or high heels
and light or heavy soles; both Pumps and Oxfords that are right in
stvle, in qualitv and in workmanship; regular $3.00 and $3.50 lines
reduced to $2.37 a Pair.
Pumps for Misses and Children
The new season's low-cut Pumps
in patent colt, gunmetal and tan
leathers, shown in all sizes and
widths and at special prices:
$1.50 grade, sizes 5 to 8, at.99p
$2 grade, sizes Sl2 to 11. .$1.60
$2.50 grades, 11 to 2. . .$1.75
high
Boys' Shoes and Oxfords
In the new styles with
raised toe. iney come in gun
metal, velour calf and tan leath
ers and are made with full
length sole and full vamp.
$2 grade, sizes 9 to 13 $1.75
$2.50 grade, 13 to 2... $2.25
Women's Knit Underwear
Fine Lisle Union Suits, best 65c grade fiA
priced at only .-lC
We have secured for this sale a splendid line of Women's Lisle
Union Suits, fine, perfect - fitting, seasonable -weight garments
shown in low-neck, sleeveless styles in knee length. They come in
all sizes and with lace-trimmed knee; regular Or
65c grade, now on sale at - OlC
Women's Vests and Pants at 25
This offering consists of a new line of Women's Fine Cotton Vests
and Pants that are of unusual value at this low price. The Vests
come in low-neck, sleeveless styles, and the Pants in knee length,
lace trimmed. All sizes; regular 35c quality OC-
asaK
priced for this sale at
Children's Hose in Silk Lisle,
35c Grade at 25
A special offering of children's
well-appearing, Fine Silk Lisle
Stockings, made with reinforced
heel and toe. All sizes and in all
colors; regular 35c
grade priced at . . .
25c
Women's Hose in Gauze Lisle,
35c Grade at 25
Women's Fine Gauze Lisle Hose
made with double heel and toe,
full seamless, and with double
garter top. All sizes in white,
tan and black; 35c
grade priced at aaaOC
H. & Gr. Corsets lor $1
A very large line of these popular Corsets,
shown" in all the latest Spring and Summer
models. They come in all weights of mate
rials. Coutil," batiste, royal stripe and Sum
mer netting. They are boned with rust
proof steels and very neatly trimmed with
lace and embroidery. A style and size to fit
every figure. We guarantee every Corset
sold bv us.
In Our Enlarged Infants9 Wear Section
Some of the daintiest little Dresses it's ever been our good fortune to secure. Attrac
tively trimmed with laces and ribbon, becoming and stylish. Three specials in Wash
Dresses for Tomorrow: '
Children's Dresses, Best $1 Values, 85$
At this price we are offering some very
choice models made of fine quality percale,
chambray, gingham, etc. A large variety
of styles and trimming to choose from.
Regular $1.00 priced for this sale . . .85c
Children's Dresses, 75c-85c Values, at 49$
Stylish little garments in sizes 2 to 6 years.
They are made of a very good quality
gingham and percale and neatly trimmed
in pretty styles. Every garment extra well
finished. Regular 75c and 85c, at. . . .49$