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Newspaper Page Text2 mi: sioitMNc: orecoxiax, NEW SENSATIONS IN CALHOUN CASE Charges of Plots and Counter Plots Add to Fame of Famous Case. END NOT YET IN SIGHT j ITosecution, Heavily Financed, Is Still Ilcsourccf ul Judge Lanlrr Tocl;iy nn the Admission of Alleged Stolon Evidence. SAN' r'RAXClSCO, May 13. Revela tions of a!K'C'd consplrar-l.-s In the San Kranci'O hrllw-ry-Kraf t caw-s, plots and t-ounl-rplots. double .l-alin-; anil "dia-mond-eut-fllRmond" niftlimlit of opposing l-:f-rtiv---s In the obtaining of evUlenf-e. that rratl like a pat;! from "old SIfUth" or 'Xifk t'artcr."' a'-rusalions of perjury lV attorneys for tup .1 f-ne. -harK-s that fTorts wer ma-ie to britu- witn.-FS.-s. r-f-ren-.- to the rf-namlt:np of tne home of the prosecution's star witness ami firnn:atir situations when half a diixi-li b'-llifcnrent lawyers were on their feet at tl:f- fainp time an! spectators held their br-ath with expectancy, which formed a sensational chnpter last week in the trial of F'Htri.-k t'HlImun. president of the I'nite.J Kailv.ays. ci:arK-.l with hrll-ery. sives promise of still further sens.it ions when the case Is resumed tomorrow morning- Trial of Many Sensations. The trial. alil.-h is nearins; the sixth mori'li of its progress, ha been pr.wl.ir ttve of more sensational testimony than any of the briber) -srart cases trie,) since the expose of niuiiK.TpHl corruption in Han Francisco in the Fall of r.;. and promises to become the lomrest criminal trial in the history of the West, perhaps the longest ever held in the I'nitcd Ftateg. With H.-noy's unlimited financial baekinK. the case has been bitterly fonght not only since January 1. ths dat- when the work of empanelling a Jury becan. hut. according to testimony Hlven last week, detectives for the two sides began to match wits In preparation as far back-as the Spring of ur;. when Joini Helms, the former I'nite.l Slates secret service agent, so he declared, or der, rl a "floating siiairoii of detectives on motorcycles to shadow William J. Hums, head of the secret service forces of the prosecution. Fine Point l"p to Law lor. When the trial is .esumed tomorrow. J :lr;e William I". lawlor will be called n to decide whether or not he has au thority, in defiance of two restraining orders of other courts of similar Juris diction, to break the seals on a package alleged to contain documents stolen from Hums- office and found in the safe of William Ahbott. general attorney for the I nited Railways, in a raid under a search warrant on the legal offices of the street railway corporation. These documents, it is alleged by the prosecution, were taken by one of Burin' agents who had access to them, and who. according to Helms' testimony, was In the pay of the nlt?d Kailways. who said he turned them over to Abbott. Helms, who. according to his own testi mony, later entered the employ of Hums and for a time was receiving i.-jO a month from the United Kailways and 110 a day and expenses from the prosecution, will be recalled to the rtand to identlfv the documents should Judge Lawlor hold that he can lawfully disregard the enjoin ing orders of two other Superior Judges and place the papers in evidence. Helms will be followed by other uetectlves. who he testified, were present when efforts were made to dissuade him from appear ing as a witness in the case of the prosecution. Foundation also was laid bv Francis J Henry to make inquiry Into the dynamit ing last Spring of the home of James L. Gallagher, tne star witness for the prose cution In all the bribery-graft cases. Willi the new turn in the cases it is doubtful whether argument will be reached before some time next week, even If the defense should not offer anv evidence. Po crowded has been the court room the past week that tne six blue coats and dozen detectives and body guards on duty will be Increased by a s'.ll stronger detail of police in uniform and plain clothes. RIVER ROUTE IS POPULAR Lcision Merchants ICoute Freight by Mn Hlver Steamers. I-EWlSTdX. Idaho. M.iy H.-iSpe.- The Open River Transportation Com LTT . ':,an",r T" ln yesterday un- lr.ad.-d 1..2 tons of Portland fr.-lght at the Iwiston do,-ks making approxlmatrlv -i tons of merchandise received from tie Portland gateway during the past 7Z-V" 'U:Tr, ",a"e record n,n f v.i t. li o on the Inst trip covering the d Mane ln 47 hour and s minutes. An eiicouraging feature of the last few shipments is the f.,c, that hulk" the cargoes consist ef general rnerchan aise showing a permanent shipping busi ness for the new company Is being estab-lt-h,d at the tide-water trading point. When the service was first Installed the boars were ld,d with bitumen to l4 -i-'d in the pavement of Lenlston streets aii.l other commodities of a character not lending to Insure a permanent business Tor the boa: company. The delivery of i:gar. salt and nails marked the first heavy shipments to he made by tlie l:.w roule. and during the past few n.-eks buimon merchants are doubling :.i.ir ord.-rs with Portland houses and -iiting their Kastern freight through the Portland gateway. WAR TO FINISH IS WORD .Continued From First Pse. ) booths on the Oregon and California grounds. "We cannot admit that the Oregon po suion is correct." said C. J. Smith, di rector of the grounds, today, "but we do not wish to give offense unnecesvar tion would have been adopted. The Ex hibitors' Club, however, said that to morrow' meeting may develop someth!--S excodinply lively if further attempts are made in the interval between toilaya meeting and the one scheduled for 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon to erect l!y. Attorney-General Crawford Indi cated at the conference today that he be lieved our posttlon contrary to law but I think he will modify that contention. V e wish to be reasonable, though we must maintain our authority to do as we w ish. Following the meeting at the Ore gon huilding today. Attorney-.en,ral Crawford and Superintendent Wehrung lieid a lengthy conference with Direc tor of Works Allen, at which both sides of the controversy were maintained with vTgor. without getting any nearer a settlement. Members of the Wash ington State Commission have son on record as Indorsing the position of the Oresron Commissioners and declaring that no booth shall mar the beauty of the Washington state (rounds. Meanwhile the KU position authorities are standing pat and say they will erect the lot booths planned. They promise to Incur as little friction as possible, but dt-clHre thtlr authority is supreme, arid they nr.uirt have their way. Should the' Exhibitors' nub be upheld In the courts, and It now seems sure the case will rraih the courts. It will devolve iip-m the Kx positlon authorities to establ:sh a p-- -rial piace for the booths, as the F.i)hI tlon auUiorllws themselves d-rlare mat the booths should not be installed In the court of honor thus marring that bright f'.-alure of the grounds. I.KttlSTOX, TOO, HAS ni HOW " for Seattle Exposition. I.KWISTOX. Idaho. May 13. (Spe cial.) Because they hold office without salary, members of the Sex perces County Alaska-Yukon-Pacific ..ipnal- , ,,11 Liiiiuiii-.ninn toraien to resign an allow the Nez Perces t'ounty Agricul tural Association to gather the exhibits for the Seattle Fair, as they will dis burse the funds. The County Commissioners appointed a fair commission to collect exhibits, hut they voted the appropriation to the Nex Perce County Agrlcul t lral Assocla- Aftorarr-esrral rranfwa, ' a la siealfle loklast After Inv latere.!, la (Imrnr Over l.ora-floa- ml Bnta M Male Bulldla (.ntila. Hon. giving the authority to spend the tund under- tile limitations of section . House bill ;-). which allows County Commission, rs to appropriate up to -' nulls of the assessed valuation spe cifically to provide an exhibit for the A-Y-P Kxposltloti. The Xex Perce County Agricultural Association was formed so that th County Commissioners could make an appropriation to the I.ewlton-f larks ton Interstate Fair. This fair Is held In Washington. The County Fair Com missioners objected to the Agricultural Association disbursing the fundi. The appropriation was given to this associa tion w-ltli the lr.ter.tlon of dividing the funds. K. W. Wing. County Commissioner and manager of exhibits of the local fair as sociation, insleted that the Iewiston Clarkston fair have at least ti" of the County Commissioners ordered warrants drawn for f.vo to the Net Perce County Agricultural Association. House Pill No. provide that these funds must b spent solely for the purpose of gathering ex hibits for the A.-Y.-P. Exposition. The commissioners' warrants drawn here specify that they are drawn to collect exhibits of the resourr-ee of Nex Perce county for exhibition In IW. CONTEST OH FDR QUEEN MONTA VILLA GIRL TO WIELD SCF.PTEIl OX FLOAT. Candidates for Festival Honor Are Named and Voting Promises to Ite Active. The contest for the election of a queen to urusi.ie over the float that MontavlIIa will place In the parade of the Rose Festival Is now on. and the voting prom ises to be active. Candidates for the high honor 'are: Mss lel Hums. Miss l.ila Hryeon. Miss Martha Jensma. Miss Hope Nettleton and Miss Mesne Mc Klsson. Other candidates miy be en tered by any one ho presents a name with five voice. Rach vote costs S cents. Vots may be cast at the Pose office store nnd Joe Holder's on the Mase Line road. Kuseellville store. Villa avenue and Kast R-ghtlcth street, and Troutman'a store on Villa avenue. There will be a meeting of the Mor.ta ville Itose Association tonight at the gymnasium. Thursday night. May ST. Torn Richardson will address a mass meeting In the assembly hall of the Ascension school comparing the Rose Festival with similar events held at New Orleans. Ar rangements have been n-.ad to accom modate 40 people. The lecture will be under the auspices of the MontavlIIa Rose FV-e.val Association, of which William teVcny is chairman. A. O. 11. FLOAT FOU FESTIVAL Irish Socli-ly Plans) to Take Promi nent Part In Hoe Carnival. At a meeting held yesterday after noon the Ancient Order of Hibernian decided to take part in the Rose Festi val parade, and be represented by a float. A committee Is now at work on a design which will be characteristic of the order. The float will probably be representative of one of the ancient stone towers still standing In Ireland, and it is likely that each of the 11 counties of the island will be repre sented by a young girl appropriately attired. A "Maid of Frln la to occupy the float also, and It Is proposed to have the most .popular lady from the two divisions of the auxiliary art In that capacity. The selection will be made by vote Thursday evening. June 3. at the strawberry festival to be given In the grounds of the Catholic Toung Men'a Club by the order. Northwestern People In Gotham. NEW YORK. May 3 -(Special.) Peo ple from the Pacific Northwest registered at New York hotels today ar. aa follows: Portland Belmont: M. Winch, I Hoff man. R F. Slnshelmer. Savor : A. B. Ptein- I bach. Hermitage: M. Winch. T. R. Winch. Holland: Mrs. J. A. Dougherty. Mlsa D. Kinney. Tacoma Manhattan: Mrs. R. P. Tarr. Aberdeen Hotel Aslor: Mrs. F. H. Oren. Mrs. C. M. Vesthersy. Kslama Park Avenue: C. E. Oore. Mrs. C. El Gore. I ............. .............. : : : ;Wri ' : II; J : ;K. i y F i PATTEN'S PROFITS in may mm Kansas Short Crop Report Starts New Sensation in Chicago Pit ?KZZ MAY GO TO $1.40 Armour t.raln Company Slant 1 lorry in .May al. Forcing Prl-e to l 7-t7 Profits Over 5 Cents Ilushel. CCA;i. Mar C3 Upe.-lJl A profit ! of c!oe to : ' ' Is already secured ' by Jamrs A Patten and his followers In j ihr May wheat rampe gn. wh:rh has bot ; tlx du s more to run. as next ftst.jrdsy el'l b the Let business ,iay In Vay. ! HoMina of tne bull l.a1-rs at ll.'lr maximum w.-rr !. to. ! ae.d ; thi-ir followers Iiji ut.r ;y.o..i bu.-r:. Iiigget lcal Since Lrltrr'a lay. It Is the largest play mad. In wheal slot- she loiter bjt hae I'm un- Ike Leiter'a in -n.lional feature and from th fuel ir.ss cash a heat Is ac ar.-w II. Ihe three ,,,, inls n-.nlrl ti-ere t el. ise n onlv l.y.. b.:: - r r -d In Chis ago. f m m, n l lou b.onels i t.- b iak trori lt::u?h. and only Tlft 'llo'l-' --l'3l.'A Mt UioiJ JtSJ '.J T..f is tne l.ghiest 'tun for tht s- win. when the hls-h (irvet are coiidered. and hows to the TOi:...!. . the oldest irao rs list there is l ice wheat I .. a .n .ft coi. It. i . I'sual.y hen i!tr Is any rxc.iem-nt In lne markets and pries he held above tl for several inon'Is. ihou rr!.j liave lntl lo bud the rrarket In th, paef have lust beavl.) by being flooded Willi cash wheat. 8 far Patten has only had to piy .-r S. . I.usliels of rain sural, ail be expects to gel I. bus lie I ,m, we k. This will give him all the contract sis.'e f cash wheat In Chicago. He Is rrer ihan.l.sirg the cash a heat at a goo I tal. b s profits, and expecia to have It ail si.d by the ei.d of Ju.y. Price .May eo to tl.40. Mny wheat Jun.ped to Jl.C. Fafur day. makli.g a new h'gli riiatk for the season, ad.an'-lrg 1T tents oer Fri day's close, and selling 2b rents over the top notch ma!e durirg the April ex citement. It the ta:k of the trade las night that shorts may become scare. and bid prt.-cs up to ll e by next Sttiir dav. If not tefore. Hut Patten ay. he will sell wheat as fast as buera want l. and that there Is lo be no corner ru.l by him. A new sensation was given the trad. Saturday :n the estimates of the Kn. wheat crop of '.: buah.-ls. It was made by an officii! of the Santa r- road and created active buying, as the t v -errmert tetimate two meeks aro In 11-'-ted M. . ' bushels. I.rought has rut the crop down, and as Kansas Is t.-;e largest Winter wheat state. It caused a rush of buying, aa It means that the Winter a hea: crop Is to be heavily h..r: of last year. There is a stueere on In May oat with the Armour Grain Comi any and Peavey behind the deal. Th.y orced the price to 6IB cents, the highest In years, and 1T cents over Frldav's close. At the top figure there were &o.) busn e sold and te-ltled. according to s-ni of ths lin.ie estimates. The denl Is not a large afflr. and the tiaaing .lid r.ot attract so-elnl alien Ion W'hile the bull manipulators were s.'lng ii '.he bulge, they had to buy Ji ly to clos" spreads, as they aj-e said to hnve rerntly bought I.o-o.fflO bushels of May and sold S'-rtonrt bushels for Julv at a discount of S cents, and now they ar securing their profits of over S cents a bushel In May ar.d taking their losses in July. PROSPERTY TIDE RISES ira(.ntlnu"4 From Flrt Pa i T'ntted StAles Plwl .'orrrm lion .Si nc rarly Mirch ihr h n a rra-lunl and weU-iitalnei lmprovrmnt In tli t-I Industry. Paul Starrett. pr--.Mnt rf th Oforc A. KuIIt Comrany. butltJVr-- Thrra la mora new cor.mrurt(fn ork now than thrra h rvar br-n U fore In N- York. My company n-r had o much worlc undr way. I"i m t n I. Mt-alf. vlcr-prr..aent and Kncra1 mana-r f l, - -iU.rn V l o.. manufifturt -ra of hatrvt-nt inn niarhln-r I fipt a hiie yfar In l!x William A. Clark. 4-x-H-nirr of Mon tana. capltMliitt Mnd mlnr I am certain that aa aoon aa th tariff la atitrd thi-rr m-ltl h- a crtal improvement In ha in duPtriatl and rinancial altuatln. at Tiir mrrtiji. Th fTtlaarf William Da 'n. postl-. lv . a He- r srr. Tm 1 1 ' Vr'II. t-a rr-nrjiro, j A JMaHf,. I 'u t; Ft ite H leviftL N York J V 'otMir. i'o:umr.'j, C V. Wtiorih ard m!f. N-w Yf. T J A l-mmn. in Krinniro; M J. ViioBer and an. Hi J-s-H K- irit. ftrtxyfivla-r. j. i f-'tt' Wa?'a Vai.; O-r r- I'.jniin, ftlrhmcritt' J W. HT'ltt. Ja y -mnr-i . j $j Ji e- n -r, f'.iiimiii. A W. A:Ftl gixi if e h II Prowo. rml.!Hf- H I . A I. jklarf lTir; Mr an I Mra K ty ,r. S- Yoik; . II IsT-Ttmn. han r n tv-o J H rimm It en iJrMi. N Y ,.r h. tz' t W ittton Vinnnpoii K w :inna i mn rn. Mih . J 1- Hr. hlro. Kt 11 . lard. 'hlr; H A K-.f. j f fvn fe-t t ! ; i j l-ur. hn Frn- .--. i tarr.w,n. tua Fk-tf. i'trt-ua: it . 4en. d tt. I t t-o. a. I. H:.I. N.t Y-.r- M.tfy K HttiV N Torv : U' T aiv i h n phta. Ir Trtjmbull n 1 m f. M- o : Kia Ttioeftifs,.,), .,(. Kratirl n l aul Vatlra. H-TTllfi. t J.J hna. I Annui.in js n Be i"m . r It J u 1 .irk X W , I'Mteli Hwia. J A l.?n. yTmn- Sir. T M.-n. h:rf hm, W I. Ma-n. To-rit. KJrJ K. Hi I !-.pUI. Jklr and A.i-n. M U i i r, ! N - York. E. A 'omir Tirnmt, rx " J Andrei t tu:. ' K Mr w.n (in,aiia f F A V orr lit!. N ti Vm.lmr rt .rt ' FranriKH) . j. m ririi4r. t hirtfi li t. H:a- nford. Via-"uii, v A Hrx.w. M;n li'ipoilt, L. 1 liriss.k. Hi I'aul II h o-t. fin Franrnwo; . K It Krlnu. . t i: K C Mi?ir and if. rhl . i t'uniio, Hl"hmor.d . J A W dor, I K W H.naham. B'!on. I Jt ll.sr r. Hteton: . Kuhn. Sew Tork; Ales U liifiton. Iiot. n . C- MrACc, i J. c Votl. Kirl-T. I.e-ter t. Kalm Kan A Henry ani wife. K-arT.e Mr M. Hm- J TUa Orrgow M!ii f-i4ia Ree1d. I'oMlirt') . J 5lrv Maut- Knir. Tn M:m Ada i 1'i.rc. K-arett ; a W McViurt. l'toJ.t..n, f. c. c Wfwiaaa, (irMrttm. L- lrun. it. Leua; K A- HiCftai-L, raTmoto. J A Mli.ojr. frcaprVM-a. K. I fc.ar nam l;wr. kane; R H Watih. U 1 --rtr. Saw Yrk; . J Mahar. S York. Ff- ,a. man. C Wai.bora. Kli-F'ilo. ( rr-.'i 'il Mna. t- I-ouia; K I Mf-y, li.avrr. I'a ; klra. K- I Hmimin. V'kne; w m , . 'lad:a. Palla-Klof.; H T erry. LsO A tt t -la; I. H Cooper, Ietr-,i. Mkl, . It f K e-ro . a Frnrl". J X A :or and wle. Putt. F I f'runkf. an Krant-la. o, l.unA Yor . i-11- F'.'to. I. Hro-n. Ku- fn; B M Knn. 'hi-ao; J H t-p-n.-T. Timma: V N r. ('-a W Lmy. tm..m Klotn; W M p-i-Tr-. I.a . M-J.lri tl f iar. W aa- o. J A- irr afl a. Kl"o; A B flrsCfl, thlr.t, Karl Whti-Irx-kf. K Vamaf h Ka i - a , J ti, M-a into G rtinl.4'jm. J'tfin ' Mil' id "' .a n l , Ji. Y. Ivatk. Ubaca. W. A. llarratu Ai- Exclusive Portland Agents for Royal Worcester and Olds A nnual Kxtra sM-il hnri:ain on chinaware in rfre-en rnwt dc.-.irat ioiih. Yu ahoiili our diaptay. Berry Bowls, .W values: m !. now for 33 Fmit Saucers, worth $2..ro lr.n, at S1.G5 Relish Diihea, 4.V valtic. pa,-h UO Mayonnaise Bowl and Plate, 7. value tiOc Cake Plates, 7-"o aluc, your rhoioe at. .ach.r0 Celery Trays, "." values, wllintr now at. ra..rOc Chop Trays, rezuHrly worth 1.4 cm.. .pl..l)o Sugars Creamers, r-'ularly worth ?Hc pr.. Tea Pots, worth Si m carh. on at G7o Bread and Batter Plates, rctrular price $-.'J." tlozpii. yixv-ial at tlii vrry low prioe. 92.15 Austrian China, in Mm. 5-line Lanl loratiori, i-lioii-f fiunlity an. I great valiirn at thoM pricea. Bread and Butter Plates, worth $-3.73 do. . S.2.65 Austrian China Decorated With Neat Festoon Patterns, Gold Border.. Bread and Butter Plates, worth l.."il 1. ..-ii. sp-ial at 03 Tea Plates, wtirth 2.'J.i tlozen. fu llinir now at. tloe-n. .Sl.IiO Breakfast Plates, worth C2'25 loi-n. now K.llimr at..S1.00 Dinner PlaUs, worth SJ.75 the tloy.fti. Kale prire. d..en ?2.25 Fruit Saucers, worth $:i 7. the dofit, fi.il. prit-e. il.i.-n S2.2o Large Berry Saucers, valu.H. a.-lhiii: price S1.3TJ Eerry Bowls, worth .'""c each, on al at. rnch 33 I 4 '-'-ri--' '2v .Y 2 - t -vx,- d' ..V lV.5-f ,. ; wW,".!--. .2 ..! II Tailored Cloth Suits VikSiJg V3 Less Choose now from the largest stock in the Northwest of high-grade two and three-piece tailored suits at one-third less than their regular value. Suits that possess dignity, distinctiveness and richness unparalleled Orisrinal and exclusive styles not found in the ordinary shop or store, made of rare good materials, designed bv the fore most style setters of the country. Originally priced extremely low, considering the superb values 1 r and offered for Monday's selling (in two or three-piece suits), worth from $40.00 to $150 00 at 3 JL,CSS Baby Week ltahy biographic free to all department and never before in infant' wear reduced thi Infants' Slips, ha ml made, daintily finished with fine tucking and hand embroidered yoke. Kcgular fl.o SI. 09 value. .peeial Kep. $1.75 value at...Sl.S IJet.'. !?.(H value at... SI. 59 IJetruliir value from 2 2i to i.-.fH) o at jiiHt HALF PRICE ToUtt Baskets, with comb, brush. Konp and powder box. value to $'J.(H), choice M QQ at tlii very low price. .gliOj Baby Bassinettes, regular f S ix) value, for thi sale the very low price of. $6.89 INFANTS' OUTING FLANNEL GOWNS AND WRAPPERS in pink and blue striped eftect ::i:d I I ie stitching. IJepular I -r .' t i n4 t. - '. 4. r Iirit. .ur-n. T V K'to if s-.n N I-ri- . Ilu , i ut-rj-.' -V 1 i-4J. r4 V . ilrsni T N l. p- : Mrs m Wirg Xlria J H.o-aw " l-M sss4 if- .frir..J. 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Thi-tii pa. ftl'xaa A l Ii arr. ' Fl a le r. rr W M . Hllra. K A !a A KnkutB. 1 ni -n. Mn I. a Kills, ii V. 1 : a. W " M r- . M H'shhef. -. SB.aa A ihht. "R aaw-a , K s.sk. V .- Jr t. 41 bro-n. t evrtat. J I . M ror . . T llarr. F u . ft! laa (hum A J M oe-s , tnl 4)a c ft t a-r. JCu rne p p p.a-k-n. N.se b liahiil, i I Wmj, ,'fi. -1 !'. ' rtaiii at 1 arktoA Tatoaiii. fra4 Uiat, Uiao Trwi- s.a- Jeva l'-T sa -lf. r.1J liTT-r K oil-rt ...4 -if "-t . ' ;V .ra'.-'T-w-Jfv Jx v.i: It .. Worim Cut Glass and China Sale V'2 ,j '" - ' .f f J e- Old Dutch China Decorated With Holland Scenes, Quaint Attractive Designs. Bread and Butter Plates, re cn- lar price $i.tm doyen. .SM. 23 Fruit Saucers, worth $K Oi the ilocn. on tul at. tlocn S-I2r Cups and Saucers, worth $1 J" cah, now aelline at. cach.OOO Mustards, worth !.--" ra.OOc Bonbon Dishes, worth 7.V caoh. tin ale now at. each -I0 Toothpicks, worth a.V ra . 2.1c Creamers, ttorth .W ea...35 Bread Boats, re- f J..VS1.75 $1612 Rugs $12 Room-si zo Rtifr, 0x12 ftM poKl quality t.iHstry. Ijitko nssortniont f pat toms and foloriii". Kast rolor anl wear lorulotllv well. Ifo?. jiriccOl Q rn $6.:0, sp'l ttnlaxO IZi JU A better Trade f Tajestry Urusscls. scild rortilarIv at each, for to- PI C Cf dav's selling. . . UlJiUU Wool Velvet Hup, in neat .patterns, rich, soft color ings, size OxlJ.Pin 7C t-o value. tiulay.O I ui I J BIG WITH BARGAINS our customer in the infant' wear equaled list of jeeial. Kverythinr; week. Take advantage of thi aale. INFANTS' SKIRTS 1-3 LESS Infants' Skirts lonp or nhort. hand made, regular value from J 0 to I f $13.50, poine at Pique Buggy Robes, trimmed with embroidery insertion and cdjrinjr. rejndar value Q 4 Q to $1.75. rhoiee at V 1 1 I 3 Value up to C2 at....Sl.C9 Stork Absorbent Diapers, small ie, regular 5e on special aale at Medium sue. IHV value.. T0 Ijirkf ai.e. $!.() value... SS 49cJ or iu white with dainty pink o5? grade, special at. panncnt ltrr Ni Iar4 Tami::l t H J-r-atv. 1 At.rsft. W. ..--. rW1 ci'-r. p .a r!; TA Kt,am Ana TA Tr. , A l'atlrae!i. (Hitaila. Mem J H M ala, H Mon 4 t Jtflaa a.? . lit... Mts'. J latartia rkria. I A :ae-t, I'aj.. J K a4 if a. tT. s a ssa' man , e-a r r J rW j. js r"k . J ti. kl ' o Jch vcr tie. . rJ-.Sf.. J U!l lU--. v CatdTiaA J t oo. a raa iao. J at. Mi.ad r a 4. Isasarta-a -if It tta, eltrJ J W Themn. TMa ) . L K a wa-r Xarfr. ; It kt'kar. Kai.. A.ttf rii ltra: s ha. f far It t a. n Mn -tr. A A -4if. il M "-. t ftJil t t ft.l. ft!tkae. n T T fsoatf.a. n4 A ltmr.. :. J N 1-ramKa-l. 4 ; v. rw . paia w aaa . Iaia. N jti-a s.ti-o.its, t J a. h lias- er , J Wa'i-. Haa . J ama fa J 4,anr Aai-t 'a . It W lUfslrt A Mar. k . eft). Ile laf haa K -r H 1 !!. R A rhtr. Ls. L- ihr. !.. c tiwtrhar. Jt.aj i-r-a i ll rt-. ia. man. i'Miais ;e0a k M llama. A!tar ; ;t ir am tits. E4 cia-rna. -n . T fttr a M a. K .. A O Jat kMS. ;.,. ra st I arfj, !; Ra H - ei- c.r. I l'akta'! rllr, J 4. t . J 14 a af Kines; U'H 1ts.a .efi ;-rb a . T I. 1 srfcey faa1a Mjh. !yrn. ltanr Meat, t"a i:?in A J l V ! -. Ii!il("e 4. nh : J M . .:anau. aJ ; oarva Haw-e r U ar-4. mmt ; L t. rt-.rr. u!n"l aaa . C A l 1 r4tfAte&r A Vart.a. MHie. A- M C-vi k. ritf, W a-k n't !fa, riiT. Hil.n, eU'n .aecj; Iatw TAatr. Hi Mm A T tr. hica4i. Ix-araa M l-aa:4. "a, Mat ; Mcr J H;...r. Ka.an.av. A ah ; M IA!a. CMer :: Jt-m lera Havana. N U ; W. W .H-kall. MrMiaavll a Ttka raraella- M C" penee a4 f. r:i. Jusss Mf.f'.f. It- rrstifiK,; Pr Haka. 1 Sk ma . Mr. e.mpvr. a. a lima.'-t h-r-o. ji a, Kaaor an 4 .f Kalrqi I- IT I k t a f . Ka- a I HM-Mf. rasH'a. Ar'.Hur - 1 an- -a.f Taaa . M-a K P. Ns4 ik ra. . u" la.. tWaoW; M -a It A brsn.r n4 a.. W a.eo a . N W . psi trasa aad ,f rss.-lss-. Te.a triaa F-tS--. C- Ctui wXd .(a. Irr.rallru, W LTi Extraordinary Specials in Chinaware, Suitable for the Furnishing of Summer Cot tagw. for Replenishing Your Broken Sets or for June Wed ding Remembrance. Sugars and Creamers, neatly decorated, worth 3.V pair23 Sugars and Creamers, 4 v al lien, on mile now at .2T Cake Plates, 3.V value, ra 23 Berry Bowls, -2 ral, ea.lOc Berry Bowls, Xki L. ra..23r Small Cups and Saucers, .c value, now tu-llir.tr at IOC Cups and Saucers, worth 2iV each, now sclliiij at. rach.lG 50c Embroideries 29c Rands, edffea an. I corset cover embroideries; from 3 to IS irj-hrs le. Saisa or Naino,.k rraleriala. Kcr-iiiar allies up to .r0c the 9Qf varxt. rhoiee fc3U Waah Dress Trimminft All rew l rirtimir.jr for linen or Ian dreM- and waists, io rludins linen band, enj hroi.icrr hand, colored em broidery hands and edpe. colored flouncinjr. -7 or 4V inrh .llh. also wash braids of all sorts. 4Vinrh .1 rv-. and waist riel in ttt.in -.'1 wash neia and novelty f-.g. ares: colors, white. rr..n, ecru, black, brown ne . 1 - . ... ,,hi Hats $9.98 ZouL! IVcidedly chic, clever creation that are desired and pro duce.! , our own workroorn, ntP, mnrx mntUU u mows New York milliner, and even imiK.rt.d pattern hat, from I.uropean style originator, famous the world over They are the extreme of richne, .n.i quality at a price extraordinarily low. Irse or small hapc. in a wealth of d.-.,S and color inc, mostly flower-trimme,! mo,lcU. thouCh ril-Wna. Silk omll. and fn.it are effectively ,,acd a. decoration. Your ehoi'o of any hat we own. tailored, trimmed or drc hat. nn orl ,o .t.MM, (or to,ly- M Trimme.l hats in flower, fruit fuil! n.l ribbou trimmcd m.xb U. Manv aJiap.- and stIe. larce or small, all color. p nn Values to $.M at...:.OJi3Q fl Women's Trimmed HaU in immense a., rime, i ii " anti ninny Mln or Inmminf. o ..., cnoiee in inia ul at v ni!fi. K:i": K -. rut: A 4 Jaat Ati4 f.mn M aaaa-l. K Ka. t I. .t. 1-a.ta.a. IW Krtal Mra A t Hails, -aM a. M Haa . t-. . a . M M lr-,i Tc. Mra Jvcr. a n - a, aota- Vhe tX liutV a4 a 'av ad a 1 iraar.a m 4 a.,-e.O. You've proof of its genuine, unques tioned purity. It costs no more enjoy this safe Surety. DEMAND IT OF YOUR DEALER Bon Ton Corsets 7V Tea Plates, worth $1 doen. at S3.H3 Breakfast Plates, worth d.cn. at . . -S-IG3 Fmit Saucers, Mt.rth $;1.7." dorcn. t S2.C3 Oat Meal Saucers, worth $1 lrcn. at. .82.03 Tea Cups and Saucers, m value. n.w. .gSG.OO Tea Pot, worth i 73 ca. h. llin-n,.w t SI in Relish Dishes, worth fV each. n k1c at Chinaware in Empire Gold Band Dec"o7ations Very neat shapes and gTeat valu at these prices Bread and Butter Plates, worth S3 doien Ji. Tea Plates, worth $10..'hi d.cn. otl ksIc at S7"", Breakfast Plates, worth $V.MH d -rcn. at.islTh Cake Plates, regularly Worth ?2.11 each S1.S Chop Plates, worth $ i:2.'t each. M-lhn - at ?". k. ougaj icu vremcrs, wortli .. at.S3.73 LAWN MOWERS AND GAR DEN TOOLS A ua!.ty lawn mower with hra Ix-ariti;;. w,H made, 12-inch ..ire. regular 0l val ue. rHcial now at otdy.S2.-10 lfi-itich. i-i.TO value.. .S2.80 Lawn Mowers, with l.a hear ing, hich whc,K. 4 Made, inch Ki. $3. .VI value. .S-l.-lO Lawn Mowers, wtth extra hijrh hc-l, hall Ivcann, very .tnuis and daralle, lrt-inch f'-7." value, at S.V-10 lA-inch fcie. ?7.2. val..S5.SO Grass Catchers, worth $l.c. each, now t-lhrc at. ..1.00 . , in !.,. me jaru, at. lliff t. each i3.aQ Very clever drrs hats in braid and Mraw .hape. The moM natty and modish mo,!. cl Of the . .. sa- e.e Kep. value to $12 00.0 JiJ LJ - luturi aluo in thi lot ir : -S2.98 only, each j Wf .r, v,.- , r r ! , ' T t"i . h" f W i M l! j- i" K V , u p ( . ' Im rt. .a . V- .-.4 Vra " I l4. vs.-, w ...... . ' -J R Ufa ' 4- rfa. I Jr.- Mr a d M ' 4 Im .m' M . Afc..,, 4 V fl ... , J