THE MORNING OEEGONIAN, WEDNESDAY, ArRIL 7, 1900.x
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A ccessories Are Very -Strongly , Featured Today In
Olds 9 Wortman & King' s Great Pre - Easter Sale
Vi
eianss- Lsioves-ivecRWear
Hosie ry,Etc.
Easter Veilings
In Tuxedo, Russian or hexagon, plain or
dotted designs and in all the leading col
ors; a lot containing values up to QQp
75c yard, in the Pre-Easter sale at. ZDu
DAINTY HANDKERCHIEFS are fine
for Easter gifts and remembrances. "We
are showing an exquisitely beautiful line
with neat embroidered corners, Armenian
lace edges or daintily hemstitched and
embroidered, on sale at all prices.
Embroidery Special 39c Yd.
Corset Cover Embroideries, 18-ineh flouncings and bands to match, in
swiss, cambric or nainsook materials. A phenomenal special for today
and tomorrow's selling, divided into two lots, priced aa follows:
Keg. 7oc values, sale price. . .39 Reg. vals. to $1, sale price 49
White Linen
Doilies at 8c
12-ineh size, stamped to em
broider in eyelet, lazy daisy
and coronation designs, Q
12c and 15c values, at. . . Oil
Ribbons 29c
Fancy Ribbons, 3 to 5 inches
wide, all" the new spray de
signs; regular values QQp
to 50c the yard, at, yd. .ZUu
Hair Bows
Easter Neckwear
J An extra special sale on several hundred pieces
novelty ieckwear m stock collars, rabats, lace
combinations, etc.; values to $1.00, ea?fe
jA Values up as high as $2.00 in this sale at, each
'WOMEN'S NOVELTY BELTS, in elastic, Persian
tinsel effects, fitted with near buckles; regu
larly worth up to $4.00 ; Pre-Easter sale price . I
Women's Easter Gloves at 79c
One-clasp Gloves, in tan cape, Dent style; regular price $1.50
the pair; sale price now only, the pair ,
WOMEN'S 16-BUTTON LENGTH KID GLOVES, in black,
of fine VmjX?
.48cJiif
79c
01 nn
brown, oxford and wistaria; regular $4.00 grade, the. pair..0liu0
TWO-CLASP SUEDE GLOVES, in all sizes, white or mode; O-l 4Q
regular $2.00 values, selling now at this low price, the pair.iii IU
t.
Fine Ostrich
At
times
V4
ess
Plumes and fancy Ostrich pieces
:4
i
t'n black, white, mace, light
blue, pink, old rose, brown,
green, etc. They range in price
from $6 to $33 each at regular
times. They are 'prime stock
feathers of the finest sorts. The
richest trimming for artistic mil-
Ready to wear; made of ex
tra quality silk taffeta rib
bon, 1 1-4 yards in a OCp
bow; special price, ea. Zub
With 2 j-ards in bow.. 40
Lace Bands
at Half Price
linery ever devised: The most
staple article in the millinery line.
for today and tomorrow we offer
every plume in our entire stock, regular values up to $30, at V less.
Great . Pre-Easter Sale Children9 s Dresses
Pre-Easter Prices On All Our Dress Goods
Great Pre-Easter Sale On Toilet Needs
See Our Full Line of Easter Novelties
Dress Goods Sale IbSuHTau Sfe
Embroidery Lace Bands, 1 to
3 inches wide ; just what you
need to trim your Easter
gowns; new colorings,
values to $5.00 yard, at. 2
Hose 39c Pr.
They, come in boot lace, em
broidery boots or plain fast
black ; also in the two shades
of tan; regular values QQa
to 65c the pair, at, pair. UtJu
Child3 s Hose
Fast black ribbed Cotton
Hose, with double-lined knee,
two weights medium for
misses and heavy for
boys; the pair
Great Skirt Sale
. $10.00 Values
$4.98 per Skirt
25c
New Parasols
All kinds and prices for
misses, women and children.
Plain taffeta silk in all the
new shades to match Spring
costumes, exquisitely beauti
ful lace parasols or hand-embroidery
silks.
Art Department
CUSHION TOPS, with plain
backs. The tops are stamped
in conventional and floral
designs in great variety ; reg
ular values up to 60c QQn
each, special today... ZDu
Stylish, w'ell-made skirts that
women who dress well will like
the looks and quality of. They
are constructed of good quality
pahamas or wool serges, and
trimmed with pleats, straps and
circular folds. Some of them are
trimmed with self material,
others have straps of satin or
silk Some very smart models
are trimmed with large - .
buttons. Regular vals. $L y 8
to $10. For today at
Superb Assortment New Wash Goods Shown
Pre-Easter Sale Women's-Children's Shoes
Pre-Easter Sale Prices on All Lace Curtains
Great Pre-Easter Sale of Libbey Cut Glass
Pre-Easter Sale of Enameled Beds
Me r o de Underwear For Women, children
j
COM SKS BY
detective joined Honey and old me to
move a Ions'. I walked back. in. the direc
tion of my home."
Bay City Youth Also Hears
Heney Say Things.
TELLS REMARKABLE STORY
Sn SM-.-lal 1'roM-cutor Told Tlim to
iot Off Stfwl, and N'ot to Talk
HiK'W I'mlrr Teiialty of
iit'h In Jaw.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 6. (Spocinl.l
A remarkable street altercation occurred
yesterday between Francis J. Heney and
Arrnand Cohen, a younjr college man.
who lives In the neighborhood of the
Special 1'rosecutor'a office on Franklin
street.
Younr Cohen Is Just out of college and
employed ty his father. Adolph Cohen
a well-known wholesale jeweler. Cohen
relates that yesterday, when Heney and
Hudolph Spreckels were riding past in
their automobiles, fhe Special Prosecutor
leaped out and ordered him from the.
streets, threatening to arrest him and
also to give him a punch In ths Jaw"
! was Just leaving my home." said
Cohen, "and walked to the corner of
Franklin, whera 1 hud an appointment to
meet a friend- At nbout 9 o'clock an
automobile passed containing Heney.
Upreckels and a cnuple. of detective.
Suddenly It stopped and Honey Jumped
out. making straight for me.
"He came to me and shouted: rtet off
this street corner; do you hear me? t
am the Special Prosecutor. Francis J.
Heney. and I'll not have you standing
around on the streets.
" 'Rut I am here to meet a friend.' I
protested.
"Don't yon dare to talk hark to mo or
l".l give you a punch Jn the Jaw,' was
Heney's surprising threat.
"Then a mau I supposed was a
BIG PAPER PLANT BURNS
lifts Angeles Concern Suffers Ijoss of
More Than $300,000.
I-OS ANGELES, Cal.. April . The es
tablishment of the Zellerhaeh Paper Com
pany, located at 113 North Los Angeles
street, was burned today, the loss being
estimated at fully jrtOU.OOO. The flre start
ed shortly before noon and raged fiercely
for an hour before the firemen could get
control of It. The building was a four
story structure of brick and stone. The
orlpin of the flre is unknown. v
The flames, of unknown origin, for a
time threatened the heart of the whole
sale district. The danger was so great
that firms on the north and south1 moved
out their books and prepared to attempt
to salvage part of their stocks.
Severul firemen narrowly escaped being
burned when the flames suddenly shot out
of the southwest corner of. the building,
where it appeared that the fire had been
subdued. They all slid down the hose
from the third floor to safety. '
300,000 Gallons of Wine Blaze.
HEAL.rPRL"RG. Cal.. April 6. The
winery of Mrs, E. Gaddinnl, located three
miles north of this city, was burned to
the ground early today. Fully 300.000 gal
lons of wine were destroyed: The total
loss is estimated at $65,000, partly insured.
ORDER WILL PROSECUTE
FORESTERS PROCEED AGAINST
DAIiGITY AT OXCE.
Executive Hoard of Grand Court
Takes Action' Against ex-Secretary
TTnder Arrest.
Late last niht it was announced by the.
Executive Board of the Oregon Grand
Court of Foresters that Andrew B. Dal-
Stlty, ex-secretary. who was arrested
Monday on the charge of embezzlement,
will be proceeded against by the order.
It was stated that the order had been
led somewhat to take this action by the
published statement of Dalinty that pollt
Jcal influences were concerned. After
every member of the Council and Board
had given his solemn'assurance to the ef
fect that this was absolutely erroneous,
the decision to confirm the action taken
by the Board of Trustees was reached.
Chairman Peterson announced there was
undoubted evidence against Dalgity and
that he would be proceeded against with
out mercy.
Dalgity is accused of misappropriating
$63. although it Is- said that evidence will
be brought to show larger defalcations.
Dispatches from Astoria allege that the
Astoria lodge has a similar ground of
complaint against Dalgtty, who Is an ex
secretary of that branch.
SHOCKED BY GREAT BLAST
Los Angeles Woman Vlaims Damages
Under Strange Circumstances.
StN 1MFWO. Cal., April . One of the
Tiiot peculiar damage suits ever filed In
this city has Just been instituted by A.
AV. Baehp and his we. Urace Baehr.
apainet the city asking J10SS.45 damages
as the result of injuries which, it is
alleged. Mrs. Baehr sustained from a
blat of dynamite set off by citv em
ployes doing roadwork near the Baehr
home. The petition alleges that Mrs.
Baehr was about to become a mother at
the time of the occurrence.
bate of the Terkes will, but no payment
was made at the time. The trustee of
the estate in this city Is the Central
Trust Company, which, however, has not
as yet taken possession of the property of
the estate."
TRINIDAD BARS CASTRO
British Government Will Not Allow
ex-Dictator to Land.
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad. April 6.
At the urgent request of the State
Department at Washington, communi
cated to the Foreign Office at London,
the British Government has decided not
to allow Cipriano Castro, former Presi
dent of Venezuela, to land at Trinidad.
LONDON, April 6. Great Britain's
change from a policy of noninterfer
ence in the situation that threatens
today in the Caribbean to a decision
not to allow Cipriano Castro to land
at Port of Spain. Trinidad, is a friendly
act to America and other powers more
directly interested in Venezuela- As
soon as the State Department pointed
out that the dethroned dictator of
Venezuela probably would cause
trouble in Venezuela, the foreign office
decided to take action and Instruct the
officials at Port of Spain to prevent
Castro from landing.
Spring; style shoes, Rosenthal's. "
YERKES ESTATE IS SUED
London Company Says He Owed
$800,000 on Stock.
NEW YORK. April fi. A receiver was
appointed today by the United States
Circuit Court for the estate of Charles T.
Yerkes as th result of an action brought
by the London Underground Railway
Company.
The claim on which the action is based
is for $$00,000, said to represent what
Yerkes owed on his stock holdings at the
time of his death.
The London claim was entered in Chi
cago two years ago, soon after the pro-
Town Hit by Tornado.
MARION", Til.. April 6. Two persons
were killed, many others were hurt and
considerable property was damaged by a
tornado which struck this city and vi
cinity early today.
The storm came from the son th west
and was preceded and followed by heavy
rains. In the business section several
store buildings were partly demolished,
and in the residence section many small
homes occupied by miners and their fam
ilies were unroofed. As the etorm passed
across the country it ripped open barns
and other farm buildings.
At Pittsburg the Methodist Church
was blown down. '
ASTORIA, Or., April 6. Special.)
First Lieutenant James Prentice, in com
mand of the Ninety-third Company, Coast
Artillery Corps, at Kort Stevens, has re
ceived orders to report at Fortress Mon
roe, on August 28. to complete his course
In the. Artillery School.
?Cln years In
Portland. .Two
Tars tr the lead
Ins ' clinics of
Europe.
Thompson's
Glasses
ARE GUARANTEED
If at any time in one
year Thompson can Im
prove your vision, NO
CHAROE will b made
for tna changing of
lenses. Frames and
mount fn prs kept In repafr
one year without extra
cost.
Httt-rtai Work at the
Ixwet Possible Prices.
THOMPSON
Tn Internationally In-
tirsd. Mlit .Expert,
2nd Floor Corbctt Bldr.,
Pif th aid Morrison.
Great Pre-Easter Sale
Imported and Domestic
Millinery arid Corsets
REGULAR VALUES FROM $5 TO $50
FOR TEN DAYS AT 25 PER CENT OFF
Dealers usually hold Easter sales after Easter. We
have decided to hold ours before Easter. You want
your Easter hat on Easter Sunday not a week or
two after.
We now offer you an opportunity to choose a stuu
ning Easter hat of very latest style, and from the
most carefully selected stock in the city, at a consid
erable reduction.
All Onr $5 Easter Hats $3.75. AH Higher-Priced Hats Reduced in Proportion
Corset3 also are included Paris ette, Eedfern, Warner's Rust-Proo f all well
known and popular makes. Regular prices from $4 to $25.
Twenty-five Per Cent Less Than the
Marked Price Will Take Any Hat or Cor
set in Our Stock for the Next Ten Days
Marie U. Zeitf uchs, 386 Washington Street
(NEXT TO HAZELWOOD CREAMERY)