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THE SUNDAY OREGONIAJf, PORTLAND. AUGUST 11, 1912.
INTEREST SHIFTS
Principal Portland Agents Ladies' Home Journal Patterns, All Styles in All Sizes lOo and 1 5c Each
The Ladies' Home Journal Style Book 25c, With a 15c Pattern Tree, Thus Reducing the Cost to J Oo
No Restrictions
TO
Silk Boot Hose, a Pair, 25
Special underpriced sale of "Women's
Silk Boot Hose, made with double
sole, high-spliced heel and double
lisle garter top. Fine seamless Stock
NDIANAPOLI
Infants' Silk Socks, Pair, 25e
A splendid wearing line of Infants'
Silk Socks, made with double lisle
heel and toe. All sizes from 4 to iy2,
in shades of blue, tan pink, white and
As Darrow Case Ends, Labor
Leaders Prepare for Fed
eral Dynamite Trials.
ings of 35c quality, priced
for this sale at
black. Regular 35c grade
priced at .
25c
25c
The Most in Value, The Best in Quality
DEFENDANTS NUMBER 54
You will not be told
you cannot, open an ac
count with us unless
3rou have a certain
amount to deposit.
If honest, any amount
convenient to you will
suffice.
"We want your pat
ronage and will appre
ciate it.
Ortle McManigal, Informer Against
McNamaras, to Remain 'Prisoner
of Los Angeles County
Until Conclusion.
LOS ANGELES. Aug. 10. As the trial
of Clarence S. Darrow for alleged Jury
bribery draws to a close, the attention
of union labor leaders on the Pacific
Coast is being directed to the coming
trials at Indianapolis. Fifty - four
leaders or others affiliated in less de
gree with organized labor are to be
placed upon trial In the Federal Court
there on October 1. for anegea vioi
tion of the law relative to the inter
state transportation of dynamite, and
California is exDected to nrovide a
number of important witnesses.
McManigal to Go East.
Ortle McManigal. whose confession
brought about the arrest of the Mc
Kamara brothers and indirectly that of
the other union men accused in the so
called dynamite conspiracy, will be
taken to Indianapolis to testify for the
Government
Malcolm McLaren, the Burns' deteC'
tlve who has had charge of McMani
gal since his arrest and who has as
sisted in the prosecution of the Dar
row ease, said today that McManigal
would not be taken to Indianapolis
until the work of selecting a jury had
been completed. McLaren also will be
an Important witness for the Govern
ment.
Informer's Health Impaired.
McManigal's long incarceration in
the county jail here is said to have
told severely upon him. altnougn tnose
who have access to him asserted that
his health was good. It was generally
believed that he would gain his lib
erty after the conclusion of the Fed
eral trials at Indianapolis and Los An
geles. but officials interested in the
case believed that at least a year
would be required until all the cases
were disposed of. ,
Until that time McManigal will re
main a prisoner of Los Angeles
County.
GERMAN STATION IS EYED
Wireless Plant on Long Island May
Violate Lodge Resolution.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 10. The Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor's report
regarding the -Telefunken Wireless
tower at Sayvllle, L- 1.. declares it is
"backed by German capital," that all
of the apparatus Is of German manu
facture and that the largest set of in
struments is Intended to work with the
wireless station at Nauen. Germany,
3400 miles away.
Officials of neither the State nor
- Navy Department had any comment to
make as to the probable attitude of
this Government toward the affair, in
view of the Senate's recent Lodge reso
lution, which declared the United States
would regard with grave concern any
acquisition of territory of strategic
value on the American continent by
any interests which might exert foreign
influence.
SON SHOOTS DOWN MOTHER
Victim of Accidental Discharge, of
Weapon Is AVoman.
SPOKANE, WashT Aug. 10. (Spe
cial.) With a bullet lodged in the
lower part of her back, Mrs.. H. C.
Jensen lies in a serious condition at
her home, a victim of the accidental
discharge of a 22-caliber rifle. The
gun was held in the hands of her
son, Paul.
The accident occurred Friday at
Twin Lakes. Mrs. Jensen and her son
were out in the woods, a short dis
tance from their Summer camp, shoot
ing at targets. While Mrs. Jensen
went to the target the child picked up
the rifle and accidentally discharged
it. The bullet entered the mother's
back and she fell to the ground in
agony.
The child rushed to the camp and
summoned help.
SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY
Sixth and Washington Sts.
Open Saturday Evenings
6 to 8
Lincoln and in advancing on the enemy
they were compelled to pass through
a barnyard.
As they proceeded two men were seen
standing on the porch of a house, but
a short distance away. One was elderly
while the second was about 28 years
old. Without warning the young man,
according to the officers at Camp Lin
coln, v fired twice.
PRISONER TELLS COROXER HOW
HE SLEW CORRIX.
EDITOR ESCAPES SENTENCE
R. W. Speer Purged of Charges of
Contempt at Denver.
DENVER, Aug. 10. The fine of J100O
and sentence of five days in jail Im
posed recently on former Mayor Robert
W. Speer for contempt of court in con
nection with articles in a newspaper
of which Spear is editor, were set aside
today by District Judge H. L. Shattuck
and Speer was purged of contempt. The
action followed a statement by Speer
that he had purged himself of con
tempt by his answer and testimony In
the trial.
Speer then asked the court to take
similar action in the case of F. G. Bon
fils, part owner of a rival newspaper,
who recently was sentenced to 60 days
in jail and to pay a fine of $5000. Tho
court declined to take the initiative, but
added "the doors of the court are wide
open."
TAHITI T0BE IMPROVED
French Will Make Ready for Open
ing of Panama Canal.
PAPEETE, Tahiti, Aug. 10. The
French government is planning exten
sive and permanent improvements at
this port, in order to be prepared for
the trade development that will follow
the opening of the Panama Canal.
First among these improvements will
be the enlarging and deepening of the
entrance to Papeete harbor, so that the
largest vessels afloat may safely reach
the docks.
It Is also planned to construct a dry
dock, extend the wharves, and estab
lish a coaling station. In addition to
these Improvements, a wireless plant
is to be erected. Lighthouses are to
be placed on the islands of Matehlva
and Rangoroa.
FARMER SHOOTS SOLDIERS
Three Are Wonnded at Maneuvers
Xear Springfield, III.
SPRINGFIELD. III.. Aug. 10. Three
members of the Illinois National Guard
were, shot today near Camp Lincoln
by a farmer. None of the men was in
jured seriously.
Members of Company I, Fifth Infan
try, were maneuvering north of Camp I
Fearing Trouble, Weber Placed Un
der Seat a Knife Which He Used
During Struggle.
ct upt.pvs rtv Anir in. fSneclal.)
George Weber murdered James Cor-
rin, according to nis own siaiemeni De
fore the Coroner and a Jury at St. Hel
ens this morning. 1
On last Saturday afternoon when tne
1 f ct Unlonq for their
floats up the slough, Weber concealed
knife, so he says, made out or a
long. In the boat near his seat, expect
ing trouble with Corrin before they
got home.
Tho t.niiViln arnw flVPF the Rale Of a
dog from Weber to Corrin. Corrin, ac
cording to weoer, was oaaiy intoxi
cated and Weber was afraid of him,
l. .... I kn J t.nnhl. with him hflfnriL
Corrin had also pretended to be a de
tective watcning tne nsnermen xur u
fl.hlni, Wihaf cavi Cnrrln an-
6i e ' 1 ' " -
. . i .s win. A tK.oiw him nvprhnnrn
BdUllCU 1111,. -' ' ...... w. ,
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but in crawling dck to num., io
as enabled to grab noia or some oi
.- -i.i.t... rn.pln anl vliila In
Lilts tiiiuiiiift v . . . . t
that position, with Corrin bending over
. . it.. . I 1 i r - 1 .. . t.
mm. ne pidtea up me wiiie
boat and made a stab at him which
struck, as ne tnougni in me-arra, uui
i- 11- 11 iha Inn. nowlttf
w 1 1 1 u 1 1 iranj ciiicicu mi' ii . n ' i j
Then Corrin let go his hold and Web
er denies anv further knowledge of
what happened. v,
Weber was seen on Aionaay 10 go
own the river in the direction of the
ace where the boay was iouna neu
i the bank. '
rnn4a.r TIT.h.n will Via ArrAtflTied
oelore tne justice oi tne reacu uii
rrter cnarge. rapere iouna un i.ur
.All th.l ha ..-a a miriMlt nf Sn T
sop. Wash., and had some property at
. . 1 1 U.J f nn
time. For several months he had
been expecting two brothers irom
England and had told his neighbors
.. . V. iTlta.ln CinPA
mat tney wem ii"""".,
fha wrorv nf the Titanic he had been
drinking quite neavny.
n.t.t nn1r.. 1-. .... i m 1 1 y" i 1 n " n ana In
Columbia County awajtlng trial. The
T . 1 . T-. J .. V. n
accused are: jonii a rcuuci , mi mo
murder of Daisy Wehrman; Bert Green,
for the murder of Charles Weist, and
George weoer, ior me uorrin muruer.
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Suit sale at Jimmy Dunn's.
Every Child Should
Be Given This Tonic
When children have no appetite;
when they are continually peevish and
irritable; when they are restless in their
sleep, it is almost a certain indication
that their digestive organs are troubled
with worms or other parasites. This is
a very common ailment and easily rem
edied. Physicians will tell you that
nearly every child is so troubled at
some time and, in fact, many adults
suffer in the same way. Among adults
this trouble Is invariably referred to as
indigestion, when in reality it is due to
a small parasite wnicn tniests tne in
testinal tract.
For children, Jayne's Tonic Vermi
fuge is unsurpassed, as it is not only
destructive to these parasites, put com
pletely removes the nests in which their
youns: are deposited. Seldom does it
purge, and the Improvement in the
health of the child will be the first and
best indication of the beneficial results
of the medicine. Not only will tho Ver
mifuge destroy all the parasites, but its
wonderful .tonic effects will restore the
digestion which has been impaired.
For children, the addition of a little
sugar will make it so palatable that
they will take it readily. Millions of
parents have praised it for more than
eighty years. Insist on Jayne's: accept
no other. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Dr. D. Jayne & Son. Philadelphia, Pa.
ECZEMA
Um taltti Titter, fait Rhtum, Pnrltas, MJtk-Cnttt,
WMpiog Skin. ta.)
ECZEMA CAN BE. CURED TO STAY, and
when I say cured, I mean just what I say O-U-R-E-D,
and not morel r patched up for awhile, to return
worse than before. Remember I make thla broad
statement after potting ten years of my time on this
ooe disease and handling In the mean-time a quarter
of a million rases of this dreadful disease. Now. I
do not care what all you have ased, nor how many
doctors hare told yoa that yon could not be cared
all I ask is just a chance to show yoa that I know
what I am talking about. Ifyon will write me TO
DAT. I will send yon a FREE TRIAL of my mild,
soothing, guaranteed care that will convince yoa
more in a day than I or anyone else could In a
month's time. If yoa are disgusted and discouraged,
I dare you to give me a chance to prove my claims.
By writing me to-day yoa will enjoy more real com
fort than yoa had ever thought this world holds for
Su. Just trj It and yoa will see I am tclilng yoa
e truth. -
Dr. J. E. Canada?, 557 Part Square, Sedalia, Msv
joa do a bettor act than to mthJ this notice to s
poor suaerar ox Jbcsamai
AnLOTast Mark-Bo wn
Of Seasonable Merchandise
Women Considering Economy Will Consider These Offerings
The whole store is alive with splendid bargains. Our regular demands would (in
time) absorb at our regularly low price every one of the special offerings in the va
rious departments of this store of "Best Values," but we prefer to CUT the prices
to stimulate immediate sale. "We believe in a quick "turn-over" of stocks. And,
too, attention must be given to Fall stocks, some of which are even now awaiting
your inspection. It's a Sale That Reveals Bounteous Savings. -
As the Season Grows Later the Values Grow Greater in the Women's
Readyt
AVI '
Wear S
ection
HALF-PRICE SALE
Women's
Suits
For Immediate Wear
$20.00 and $22.50
Suits S10
High-grade Suits of
pure wool serges and
mixtures, shown in
neat tailored and Nor
folk stjles. They come
in white, navy, black
and brown, also gray
and tan and a large
assortment of light
and dark mixtures.
A lot of Beautiful Silk Dresses, shown in a
large variety of pleasing f O O
styles that formerly sold faeJsiSJ'O
at $10.50, priced to close, r 9
For tomorrow we announce the .season s
greatest values in "Women's Silk Dresses.
We are ready for 100 women to come in and
look at just 100 (there'll be no more when
these are gone). They represent the devel
opment of new, novel and altogether charm
ing ideas. Made of fine quality messaline
and foulard silks and shown in neat polka
tlots and a large variety of small figured de
signs. All are of good colors and a great
many in gray and black. . For Summer wear
anywhere, for afternoon or evenings, these
beautiful Silk Dresses will yield self-satisfaction
in exceptionally generous measure
to the woman who has a care for her per
sonal appearance. Remember, Silk Dresses
sold regularly at $10.50, are priced to you at
this sale at less than manufac- (jJO QO
turer's cost , .pOmUO
At this sale none can be sent on approval
and none sent C. 0. D. No mail or phone
orders filled.
ALL THIS SEASON'S GOODS, $20 to $22
.50 SUITS, YOUR CHOICE AT $10.00.
Women's Dress Skirts in values djo QO
to $7.50, reduced to p.70
All Bathing Suits reduced, $1.69 up to
$3.79. Reduced.
White Lawn Waists reduced, 65 up to
$1.50. Reduced.
Women's Lingerie Dresses, val- djo QO
ues to $10.50, reduced to p.ZfO
First Showing of
Women's
Mew Fall
Suits
Charming Styles and Con
vincing Variety at Moder
ate Prices
$12.50.
TO...
$35.00
Styles are fascinatingly
different because the
maker has kept in close
touch with the last word
of fashion. The New Plain
Tailored or Slightly Trim
med 32-Inch Coats and
Skirts made a trifle fuller.
The materials are navy
series and pebble cheviots
and brown and gray mix
tures m the new diagonal
weaves. You are espe
cially invited to come and
see these new Suits to
morrow, whether you wish
to buy or not. Why not
receive the benefit of an
early selection?
Pillow Slips and
lieets Reduced
11c
To demonstrate the full strength of
the underpriced offerings in our Do
mestic Section is quite impossible in
this limited space. For this reason
we cite only
Four Specially Priced Lots
Lot 1 Pillow Slips of 12V,c - (
quality at "
Made of excellent quality muslin
neatly hemmed. They come 42 by 36
inches.
Lot 2 Pillow Slips of 15c QQ0
quality at OZJC
Made of even thread muslin of splen
did quality and neatly hemmed. They
come 42 by 36 inches.
Lot 3 Bleached Sheets,
50c grade at
A special lot of Full-Bleached Sheets
72 by 90 inches, neatly hemmed and
ready to use. Great values at this
low price.
Lot 4 Bleached Sheets,
65c quality at OOC
Fine Linen-Finished Sheets, full size
for double beds. They are extra
heavv and very durable. Best 65c
grade priced at 55
New Wool-Finished Suitings Full
34 inches wide, shown in a large vari
ety of styles and colors in medium
and dark shades; special OC-
value at
New Cashmere Flannelettes Full 34
inches wide, shown in pretty new
styles in most any color. Fine, soft
fabrics that look like 10
wool, priced at OC
Rare Embroidery
and Lace Bargains
Away back in June a prominent jobber was so hard
pressed for ready cash that he had to dispose of a large
portion of his stock of these goods at less than what
they cost him. We were one of the lucky houses that
secured a portion of these "forced-out" goods. Are
you going to profit by the circumstances?
Allover and Corset -Cover EMbroideries, Flouncings,
Edgings, Bands, Etc., at Wonderful Savings
22-inch Allover Embroideries of 35c quality, at.. 16
18-inch Corset Cover Embroidery of 35c quality at 15
18-inch Flouncing Embroidery of 35c quality at 16f?
4 to 12-inch Edgings of 25c quality at 9
27-inch Flouncing Embroidery of 75c quality at. .33
27-inch Flouncing Embroidery of $1.25 quality at 48
45-inch Embroideries of $1.25 quality at 372
45-inch Embroideries of $1.50 quality at 75
Plat Val. Laces, Values to 35c at, Yard, 11
Thousands of yards of Fine Plat Val. Laces, shown in
hundreds of dainty patterns that look like real hand
made lace. The kind in greatest demand for plaiting or
ruffling, underwear and petticoat trimmings and fancy
work. All widths from 3 to 5 inches and lip
values to 35c a yard, on sale at ; . . .
JIL Each
Special Reductions Muslin
Under w'ar Sjl
That maintains the lines of the
slender figure Gowns, Combi
nation Suits and Princess Slips,
regular values to $3.50, choice at
The Values Are as Great as These Figures Indicate.
ee uur inira street vv maow.
Fresh, beautiful Undergarments cut on the new lines,
straight and slender. The trimmings are flat and easy
to launder; embroideries are dainty, fine and chic; ex
quisite, yet withal priced below regular. The assort
ment includes Gowns, Combination Suits and Princess
Slips, and quite a number are beautifully hand-embroidered
garments. The Gowns are shown in the
high, V-shaped, low and slip-over styles, made of fine
nainsook or cambric and daintily trimmed with fine
laces and embroideries. The Combination Suits, Cor
set Cover- and Skirt, or Corset Cover and Drawers, are
made of fine nainsook and trimmed Avith embroideries
and laces. The Princess Slips are made of fine lawn
with lace and embroidery trimmings. A splendid and unlimited assortment of
styles to choose from. Garments that are accurate in fit, neither too "bunchy"
nor too tight, and that are perfectly finished throughout. Regular ! 1 QO
values up to $3.50, your choice This Sale Only at pj..0
ummerFootwearSale
Women's Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps in this season's styles. They
come in patent colt, vici kid and tan calf leathers. Reg- d qq
ular $3 and $3.50 grades reduced for this sale, the pair plVO
This is our great mid-season clearance of all Summer lines, and you
well know that clearance at this store is no respecter of profits or
cost. We disregard everything except the object in view that of
hurrying out all Summer Footwear. At this sale you have choice of
Women's Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords all the correct styles in pat
ent colt, vici kid and tan calf leathers. They come with high or
low heels and with light or heavy soles. All sizes and d! QO
widths in regular $3 and $3.50 grades, on sale at p 1 .70
Two Underpriced Specials in
Fancy Goods
Fancy Ribbons, Values to 35c at 16c
Another important sale of over 5000 yards of Fancy Ribbons. They
come from 4 to 5y2 inches wide and are shown in a wonderful variet'
of color combinations in stripes, checks, brocades, etc. Ribbons suit
able' for most any purpose in values to 35c a yard, 1 A O
priced this sale at A LIO
9 So Shetland Veils at 48c
A very special offering of Fine Shetland Veils, made of excellent
quality silk. They come 60 inches long and 18 inches wide. Shown
in brown, navy, royal, etc. Marked at half price for rapid clearance