Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, April 21, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING O REG OX IAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 31, 1909 The Ladies' Home Jouinai Patterns are soldi 77 7 Tf TT 7 52 Wort here. We have the exclus ive agency. Prices 10c and 15c. Summer quarterly Stvle Books on sale at Pattern Department. Price, in- Oh 1 O " 1'" CWW Dinner Set Pieces $3.25 More bargains brought forth for Wednesday from our splendid sale of dinner ware. The bargain mentioned in the headline is on a -white semi-porcelain -ware, 50 pieces, PJ ftp regularly worth $4.45, for this sale. . OJiZO 60-piece set, regular price $5.60, for.. 4.15 100-piece set, regular price $8.70, for.. $6.65 SEMI-PORCELAIN DINNER SETS, with small floral spray and green shading Or ft ft decoration ; 50-piece sets, $6.30 value. OuiUU 60-picce set, regularly $8.00, at, set.. $6.35 100-piece set, regularly $12.45, at, set. .9.20 HAVILAND FRENCH CHINA, pink spray decoration with gold traced handles COfl Cfl and knobs; 60-piece, special only. . OaUiuU K0-piece set, special for this sale at. .$29.90 HAVILAND CHINA DINNER SETS, neat spray decorations, with solid gold ton nn handles and knobs ; 60-piece set..- OdUiJd 100-piece set, special for this sale at. .44.50 ODD HAVILAND CHINA DINNER SETS, quite a goodly number in the lot, closing out . luu icguim price. we are showing new lines of decorated semi-porcelain dinner ware open stock patterns. We are show ing new alcohol cook stoves, trays, sugar and creamers, chafing dishes, kettles and stands in Mission effect, both nickel and .corner . Ws UAS .jl . fO itj?- MMWw I Embroideries. jjjff mWfMii Rih,0nt ACCESSORIES ' Mli Mr r1 AvtJUuns FOR Wednesday smi& Up Skinner's Satin for the name in the selv- " age of every inch of it. Buy JST. ZZ""f P51" .real economy. No imita- T r nB- , laereaulunS- Black and ClCfl all colors. Price, the yard il.tJU Embro ideries yff lot an Nainsook materials from 4 to 18 inches lot Swiss 7 - - ".e wiae. J nese have Just been received and they are handsome patterns. - enprotaerea oanrfs fo mafeA fAe ecfees. L 1 " " m are very desirable tor the new flounce skirts. Two lots, . values to $1 at 49c; values to 75c. yard ISc Ruchings at 8c $1.25 Shirts 79c Plain or pleated bosom Golf Shirts for men, coat styles in dark or light paT terns and a splendid a. sortment to make your selection from: all sizes and sleeve lengths. Good quality, fast color, mate- rials in the most wanted nf h- ggjggg styles. Separate or attached cuffs. Regular valuesun to $l-oU, special Wedhesday i if C Neck lengths in all kinds and colorinsrs. Net. fhifrVm w v. XXXKJ seiine ae soie, values up to 15c, special Wednesday at. Hair Ribbons 25c 8c Six inches wide, and all silk, just the right weight and widths ior nair nDDons, special for np Wednesday at, the yard. 39c $2.7 S Belts SI. 9 ft Persian or tinsel belts, fitted with good quality buckles, values to $6.00 at 3.98 and p4 nn to $2.75 at, Wednesday OlibO SI Laces 29c Yard Venise lace edges and bands, Ori ental edges and bands, and net top laces, values up to $1.00 ftftft mo .v aru, special at, yard. . &iJli Ribbons NoveJ.ty Ribbona of ' tra fine aualitv ilt ; the newest Sprinsr colorings and desins There are fancy stripes, plaids and dres den effects. 3 1-2 to 6 in. wide. Yn wait a lonff time for a Ribbon bargain like this. supply your needs now. Values up to SI a vardTf Silk Gloves at 85c 59c 2-clasp style gloves, in all the new shades. Wistaria, mais, rose, etc., to match the Spring Qrn gowns, spepial, per pair.. dOU Lace Bands 48c Yd Also colored dress trimmings, in all the new shades, values to $4 00 at ipx.sja, to .uu at aua iu jpx.uu at, tne yard Kid Gloves 79c Pr. Odd sizes in one-clasp style cape gloves for women; also two-clasp kid gloves, values to $1.50, 7n special for this sale the pair I 0U 20c 'Kerchiefs 10c Underwear Elastic-ribbed . wear for Sit Pants and Vests or Union Suits. Vests are!ou) cut and without sleeves. Pants are knee-length with tight or umbrella knee. Union Suits knee-length, lace trimmed, low cut and sleeveless. Values un to Sl.an - z w jr 48c effects nr nlfiiw 11 ribbed stockings. There are the fast black or fan'. cy colors in cardinal, sky, pink or tan. There are allover laces and boot laces, there are the regula tion child s hose and those with full-fash Children's Dres ses W ionedlegand foot, one price, 50c Vols, at 1 iC aists: Half Price m German China sEcj Special bargains. Neatly decorated German China. The most wanted articles. Low price 7-mch plates, worth $1.50 the dozen, at.l 10 7- inch plates, worth $2.25 the dozen, at.l".75 8- mch plates, worth $2.00 the dozen, at. 1.30 8-inch plates, worth $2.50 the dozen. at.lo5 Decorated fruit saucers, val. $1.50 doz.1.05 Decorated fruit saucers, val. $2.00 doz.1.50 Decorated fruit saucers, val. $3.50 doz.2.50 Decorated cake plates, worth 25c each, at.l5 40c values at 30 and 50c values at..3o 8- mch berry bowls, 30c value, at only..20 9- mch berry bowls, 50c value, at only..35 10- inch berry bowls, 65c value, at only. .45 11- inch chop dishes, worth $1.25, at, each.95 All German China specially reduced prices. Hundred of Articles to select from. See them, imm-C(?0kin? u.lensils- The most sanitary, sightly articles possible to use for the up-tol date kitchen. High-grade quality and finish. Sauce pans, kettles, waffle tins, tea kettles, cake griddles, spoons, ladles and cereal cookers $1.7SBaSs$L29 Drawstring BagjThe Lge Regular market today for wom en's shopping use. Good quality leather in black, brown or tan. Large size. Regular $1.75 values, a ) $1.29 $ at Sigh ly dresses of fast color, good wearing gingham in Buster Brown, French or fancy effects ; checks, stripes, etc. Sizes one to four years. Look them over! linn tlT at' each- $1-50 and $1.65 val. $1.19 $1.00 values at, each .g7 $1.75 values, each. .1.39 $1.2o values at, each. 98 $2 and $2.25 values . 1.68 ff0t 5f boUt ?00vy smart White Waists are svlShhndi t0dr atsHAW their real worth, alh rnJlltT0f Sood quality material. Origin ally marked at prices that were none too high, the low prices that have helped make this department ZbNZhwesTter QS WeUaSthe of worth from $1.50 to $6.00 each. Choe for T4nl f wr cunesaay at m. amii spec' I a ROSE HA T PINS Made of real Ore gon roses, metalizedandmounted on str finer s temc t?m,1. or ' ' values, special, each, only 69 C - - uatn lowels, heavy bleached, with 1"7 lib hemmed ends, large size, special. . Bath Towels, unbleached. j-a,oxj. luweis, unDieacnea, wi hemmed ends, good size, special Bath Towels, with hemmed ends, CAUa weignt, double thread, at.. German Huck Towels, soft absorb ent finish, closely woven, special at Hemmed Huck Towels, strong and ior notei use, special at. . Trim' d Hats lh Less Special Table at $3.95 Note special bar gain table of smart hats at this low price. An exciting special that takes in a superb assortment of smart trimmed hats, regularly worth up to $20.00. Ihere is a wealth of choice in trimming, in color, in shape and in general effect. Jaunty, piquant affairs of distinctive elegance and decided originality. . For Wednesday's selling we offer you about 200 trimmed witn flowers, winers. miills. sillr vr tHK i w bon, etc. Reg. worth from $3 to $20 at CRUISERS GO EAST Two United States Ships Or dered to Turkish Waters. ACTION ONLY PRECAUTION C abinet Not Alarmed at Keport.4, but lc-ldcs to IHsptach Two or Our Smaller Fighting Craft Xow In Cuban Waters. . WASHINGTON. April 20To aHord all protection possible to American citi zens and their Interests In Turkey, the a in. ,rTtl0n Tas decldl dispatch special cruiser squadron to that t'hla anilrUr' " Wa8 "Plained that this action was not because of any par ticularly alarming- news, but aa I Irll cautionary measure. The moral affecl of the presence of American war ves ou"!" V?ry bene'al. U is poTn? The squadron will consist of the armored cruisers North Carolina ana nW at Ouantana".o. Cuba under command of Captain Marshall and Captain Ueynolds. respect" ety Alexandretta. on the Mediterranean A0daan.0f TUrkey- .ClOSe Tar8ruranaS curred. Ser,ous double has oc- Captaln Marshall, who will be In . ommand of the squadron, will report to the American Consul at Alexandretta for any services that he may be caned" upon to perform. The vessels also wfll be available for dispatch to other Pisces in Turkish waters, should con ditions make their presence necessarv. Jt Is hoped at the State Department that the eltuation will be will under the control of the Turkish authorities :,;v'f""' lnero wl be no neces- Departmenf. demonstran by the Navy The Information coming to the de- no n?tM nPJ' '"'a8 that there was "onorVne, r&i GIRL'S LOVE CAUSES DEATH Actor Announces He Will Marry Another and Is Shot. JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. April 20-T-m Roin to marry Elizath Beg I TEarl Adams- an act today womi" here.6 BrWn' a Pr""'"-t youn Driwm'i OU- th,e":" She e'claimed Drawing a revolver. Miss Brown shot Adams dead. Miss Brown I, a sister of bvayhfn"- Wh Waa kll,ed "ere in 1W nZ t anCi?- wno at the same time 505 Mr3- -d -FINES HARDEN FOR LIBEL German Court Punishes Exposer of Round Table Scandal. SSSS- GoeroUo7 Bun",'10 tion with the Prince " KuteSbSSrS" ,air and the "round table" scanaafs STEAMS 29 KNOTS Aft HOUR Mauretanla Performs Great Feat on Eastward Trip. yERJT--. April 2rt.-The Maure tanla. which arrived from New Tork Jo day, concluded the last portion of h trip about 200 miles, at a speed of Tan Vean "ZVr. Spring atyla boes. Rosenthal's. RIVALS WAIT VOTE "Daughters" Convention on Eve of Political Storm. CLEVER POLITICAL MOVE McLean Faction Takes AdTantage of Technicality to Stint Ont Mrs. Story's Speecli Silenced Leader Has Ovation. WASHINGTON, April 20. -With the political clouds almost ready to break into a storm, the Daughters of the Amer ican Revolution today held the second day s session of their 3Sth Continental Congress. The first opeh manifestation of any partisanship regarding the presidency-general came when Mrs. William Cummings Story, the anti-administration candidate, received a generous ovation when, as regent of New York, she an nounced that the delegation would cast 126 votes. Mrs. Matthew L. Scott, the "adminis tration" candidate, sat in one of the up per boxes and observed the demonstra tion. One of the most tense situations wit nessed during the congress occurred to night when President-General McLean refused to recognize Mrs. Story state regent of New York, when the' latter sought recognition for the purpose of reading her report. Early in the session the president-general entertained a mo tion that only representatives of state regents who had responded to roll-call be heard. The administration forces carrired the motion through with a rush. Later this strategic move was made plain when it developed that Mrs. Story wag absent at roll-call. Confusion reigned In the audi torium when the secretary omitted the f'.JrV" Tork'8 "sent, and Mrs. nrIL. ln valn to aln the floor to present her report. Mrs. Story then yielded and was given an ovation by her supporters The candidates for the office of presl-dent-generaJ. Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Story were on the ground early and their lieu behalf.8 Wre actlvely at work In their Th!KrP'!.rt.?,"tne credentials commit Bri. eVhat the rSanizatlon com r SSJbapterS- The actual member P. VL KM and tha committee reported WhVOte0f this confess waa 1401. W e. W Tork"'as called. Mrs-. Cum minsa Story candidate for presldent-gen-o;a",vf ye" an option as she an nounced the number, of her state dele gates. 172. with 126 present MT.heAreP01 f the "Sistrar-general. fnl B G- DraPer, showed that dur- '"K'f'year fver 6000 new members, were fhl Z ' Jf" lnr,rea8 of 33 per cent over tne two preceding years. r I . I I zz - - --- -- . " ' : 1 ' 1 - . -j STATE LAW IS ANNULLED Alabama Can't Forbid Corporation Appeals to Federal Courts. MONTGOMERY, Ala.. April . 20The Alabama state law providing for annul ling tne licenses of foreign corporations which take cases from state to Federal courts was today declared unconstitu tional in a decision by Judge Thomaa Jones of tha United States Court. The court enjoined the Secretary of State from cancelling the stata license of the Western Union Telegraph Company. TAKE ACTION ON SHIPPERS Captain Wagner Gets License Back; Captain Lancaster Loses His. SAN FRANCISCO. April SO.lThe license Captain C. J. Lancaster, who was In com mand of the steamer R. D. Inman, which was wrecked on the Marin County coast several weeks ago. was suspended for six months today by the Inspectors of Hulls and Boilers. Captain Lancaster de clared that ha was lured from hia course by a fire which he believed to be a burn ing ship, but which proved to be a brush Are ashore. The Inspectors held that he had been negligent In failing to take soundings. Captain Nicholas Wflffn.r viab. n "Was susDendori hv tha l.j 1 , . - - -.' -" o.i inspectors i !u AJakan District after the wreck '"P otar or Bengal, of which he was master and in which more than 300 If If S i I 1 From Germany's Foremost Physician Berlin, May 16, '08. "The rapidity and accuracy with which Thorn pson corrects eye troubles is nothing short of marvelous." YOTJK EYES DESERVE THE BEST THOMPSON Now Located 2d Floor CORBETT BLDO., ll f tli and Morrtaon. FOR TODAY-WEDNESDAY-ONLY Special Glove Sale at LENNON'S $1.50 Value Gloves Pair 95c Including Genuine English cape. 1'lne French Wash Chamois Oenuine Velvet Mocha, Fine Overseam Kid Gloves. All regular J1.50 nl value. Special for today VlS-i only y tfi Pennon's . C. V. B, Mgrr., 308 Morrison Street. llVeS WAfA lnatt mrt. -- j . . Ing by the action of Supervising Inspector re.T1ln.Kham today- Captain Bermlngham said that the evidence did not warrant the action of the northern board, and granted the appeal of Warner, in order that the seaman might accept a command now offered him. Rosenthal s pumps fit at the heel. Ka mm tempered at seo desrees. SUMMER RATES EAST During the Season 1909 via the Oregon Railroad S Navigation Go. OREGON SHORT LINE AND UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD from Portland, Spokane, Walla Walla and all Points on the O. R. & N. line. To OMAHA and Return $60.00 To KANSAS CITY and Return $60.00 To ST. PAUL and MINNEAP OLIS and Return 60.00 To ST. LOUIS and Return S67.50 o uaiuAUU and Return..... $72.50 and to other principal cities in the East. Middle West and South. Correspondingly low fares. ooutn. n Sa, 3S July 2, 3, Anaust 1L 13. To DENVER and Return 55.00 On Sale May IT, J.Iy 1 Auaust H. Going transit limit 10 days from da, of o.i October 31st. aA" OI sal. final return limit These tickets present some very t trn -tlrj. r... . stopover prlvllegres, and choice of routes 'therehIT.". ,n the ot t0 ck?, Side tri?s to many Interest In" 'i.olntt Pn-r slivan iver., &1.T2 b. ha4 at a n,sd,1arti.,CRUCryk Tlll be fur- Portland, or any local agent elsewhere. Washington streets. WM. MOItRRAV. Ge.era. r.sseu.er PortI..d.