Tllir MORNING OKEGOXIAX; FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1910. "OR TALKING MACHINES $1.00 DOWN, $1.00 WEEK x ! DRALLE ILLUSION, LILY OF VALLEY $1.24 MERCHANDISE OF MERIT ONLY VIC Butterick Patterns V. B. Corsets Nemo Carxtf Sensational Values in Triipmed Millinery $4.95 $4.95 Vals. ; to $15 Vals. to $15 Distinctive adaptations of the newest Spring Millinery. Hats that will' give you a desirable individuality in fashion as there are no two models alike and they are so different from the or dinary hats offered in sales that at a glance you can see the wonderful values offered in this sale. Not once in all your shopping experience have you seen prices like these so early in the season on trimmed hats. In this sale will be found hats from some of the most famous manufacturers of Vogue Millinery, among them Phipps hats ' that sell regularly from $8 to $15 each. 1 v i : Extraordinary Sale Untrimmecl Shapes 89c Every Shape Worth from $1.50 to $2.00 Ea. We have just enough for today s selling. The shapes are cop ied from Paris models, including many of the large styles. They are far superior to most untrimmed shapes usually sold as they are made of an extraordinary quality rough straw. In black and burnt only. This sajle should bring the largest crowd of the season to our untrimmed department. $2 Valenciennes Laces Friday 97 c Not once in our experience have we ever had greater fortune in acquiring a more desirable lot of Valenciennes Laces than those offered today. 500 dozen Valenciennes Laces in Edges and Insertions, 3Vi to 7V4 inches in width. In a large assortment o f dainty patterns PATIENT IS BEATEN Nurse Her Assailant, Swears Seattle Woman. BRUTAL ASSAULT CHARGED jsed Victim of Alleged rounding Hclares Body Black and Blue. Head of Institution Aroused by Kinging? of Bell. SKATTLE. Wash.. April 3 4. (Spe cial)' Allesrir that she brutally beaten by Mrs. Elizabeth Day, super intendent of t'acino Hospital, while she was a. patient In that institution. Mrs. Harriet A. Stockey. 7S years oM. today swore out a warrant for the arrest of Mrs. Pay on a charge of assault in the third dearee. Mi's. Stockey said she had been a pa tient at the Pacific Hospital two weeks. Last Monday, feeling extremely ill. she rang the bell for a nurse, intending to have her rail the doctor. No response being made to her first ring, she con tinued to caJl. f " Kinally, she said. Mrs. Dav entered V the room, snatched the bell from her " hand, and told her to remain quiet. -Then when they went out of the room, I threw the bell at the door and Uo a teapot. aekJnsr to attract their attention to my needs," said Mrs. Stockey, in her statement at the Prose outing Attorney's Office. t Thia so enraged Mrs. Day that she came back to the room accompanied by a nurse and the two pounced on me as I lay helpless on the bed. Willie the nurse held me. Mrs. Day beat ma with her firsts and also struck me rith some weapon that I could not sea. My body is black and blue." Dr, Wiltaie, Mrs. Stockeys attending phyaiclon. said that she was suffering from heart disease and might die at any moment. He acknowledged the finding of black and blue marks on the body. . STORM WRECKS AEROPLANE Biggest Air Craft FalU Into Ger man Lake, Xons Hurt- PLAIT, Germany, April 14. Major von Parsaral's new aeroplane, the largest yet constructed. which eaxly this month underwent successful prelimi nary trials here, was caught in a vio lent wind while flying over Lake Plau today, and, turning turtle, fell into the waters. Engineers Blochmann and Hoff es caped uninjured. They dropped with .the machine but succeeded in freeing themselves from the wreckage and were picked up by a passing craft. Major von Parsevals invention is a monoplane with a four-cylinder motor of 120 horsepower. It carries 170 pounds of petroleum, and was expected to remain in the air three hours. The breadth of the plane is 45 H feet and the length of the machine is 45 feet. It is provided with torpedo-like floats for descending' on water and wiHi wheels for a descent on land Aeronaut Falls. May Die. BERLIN, April 14. Aeronaut Loreni became entangled in the guide ropes of the military dirigible balloon M-4 as It was leaving the ground today, and was carried high above the field, whero ha clung for a moment, and then fell. H was probably fatally injured. The ac cident occurred on Tegal Field and was witnessed by 300 members of the Prus sian Parliament, who lmrf h... i bytlie "Minister of War to see the air-' "nip uiaiieuvers. -v Phonograph to Aid: Patsiora Play. SOUTH NORWALK, Conn., April 14. The scenes of the passion play at Ober ammergau will be embellished and made more realistic this year with the help of mammoth phonographic records which have been prepared here this w inter by Professor Herman Schulze, of Newark. In a shack on the outer most point of Nauvoo Island, a bleak spot in Long Island Sound, where the waves pound terribly on a rockv beach, the professor has lived during the Win ter, and when the storms were raging has been securing records to be used in the play. The records were taken on a special machine, the largest ever constructed. Detective Inearth Murder Plan. CHICAGO, April 14. "I promise to- pay you $30 for medicine that will kill my husband. I will not pay you the money If It kills him right 'away. I don't want him to die now. I'm afraid." Posing as a physician. Detective Joseph Vana claims to have obtained the foregoing from Mrs. Mary Kaprina, of Melrose Park. The woman was arrested and, ac cording to the police, confessed today that ehe had entered Into a plot to-, be rid of her husband, a steelworker, in order that she might marry Frank Demovitoh, a young man boarding at her home. The National Congress of Mothers sinos its last rreetlnit In lyna has more than aoubled its membership. The next con gress will b held In Denver during- the second eft in June juirl there will be more, than JOoo members present- They will represent organizations In 82 states. In 190ft tiisre omuiixation in onlr 1 K&tM, i ...... Some Interesting .Neckwear 25c ON SALE ON ''' -.1 ON SALE ON BARGAIN TABLES -Not a large lot, yet enough for a generous day's selling. Crisp, new, pretty and fresh Neckwear in Dutch collar effects, jabots, , stocks and tabs. v Fashioned' in lawn, linen and net. Friday 25c. 1 . 25c Initialed Handkerchiefs 1 7c For Friday there is an exceptionally fine bargain of fered from our handkerchief section. This sale would have been impossible had we bought these goods at new prices. These are BEFORE-THE-TARIFF-WAS-RAISED GOODS, hence this saving. 500 dozen all linen and shamrock lawn Handkerchiefs in an extra sheer grade. In any initial. Regular price 25c, Friday . . M.17 $2.00 Ladies' Kid Gloves $1.27 Positively the best glove value in Portland. Ladies' three-clasp REAL FRENCH Kid Gloves in black, white and all staple and popular shades. These gloves are first-class quality, perfect, cut and fit. Every pair in this sale will be fitted by our glove experts at the glove section. 14. Ea.rmv4j 3S3Sai4c-E a. Here are the latest instrumental and vocal hits. Every one of them will soon- be whistled on the streets and sung in all the vaudeville houses. " '' K ' VOCAL. I Love My Steady But I'm Crazy for My Once in Awhile, Laddie Buck (an Irish love song), I'd Rather. Say Hello Than Say Good-By, My Love Is Greater Than . the World, Teddy Da Roose, The Morning After the Night Before, Betty Ross. INSTRUMENTAL. Venetian Water, Waltz, Jack in the Box, Corsette, Parisian Novelty March, College Yell, Bud Rag, Dream of the Flowers, Heart Fancies. Hair Specials for Friday Real Wavy Switches made from choice German hair. These switches are very fine quality and extra heavy. Come in all desired shades. $ 3.00 Switches $ 2.39 ' ' $ 7.50 Switches $ 5.29 $10.00 Switches $ 7.98 $15.00 Switches $11.98 25c Turban Pads made from floss over a covered wire frame. Light, com fortable, all shades at 19c REAL WAVY Trans formation made from real choice hair. Comes in all shades. Regular $3.75. Special $2.69, FRINGE HAIR Nets, extra large. Made from strong fiber. In all shades. Regular 25c Special 164 ALL AROUND Pom padour Hair Rolls, 24 inches long. Made from French floss. Net cov ered. Dark shades. Reg- ular 35c and 50c. Spe cial 15 PLAIN CORONET Braid Pins with various shaped tops. Shell color. Regular 35c. Special 15 50c Pillow Tops Friday at 1 5 PILLOW TOPS TINTED on best art material. Floral, conventional, souvenir and birthday designs. Value to 50c, special 15. STAMPED LINEN CENTER PIECES, 22 inches, round designs for outline, French knots or Wallachian embroidery, 50c value, special, 154. Useful, Needful Notions Specials 25c Anti-Dust Sweeping Compound ...... .19? Sperm Machine Oil. . . 4T 10c Bixola Shoe Pol ish 10c Package Pearline, 8 10c Rising Sun . . 6 10c liquid or Enameline ' Stove Polish 18 25c Jar Shinon Cream Sil ver Polish , 18 15c B o 1 1 1 e Peninsular Furniture Polish, 11 15c Combination Coat, Trouser or Skirt Hanger . J -16 25c Gas Torch with box of . "never drip" ta pers . 17 Good gas mantles, slight ly imperfect in shape. Will give good service. Fits any burner, 3 , for ... 354. 35c Gas Mantles, guaran teed 23 Complete Ju n i o r Light -30 Self Light Junior Gas Light. No matches nec essary 50 $7.50 Automobiles Robes$4.95 wr-s m . We have just recewed a large ' shipment of handsome Automobile and Traveling Robes in handsome Scotch plaid patterns in pretty dark rich colorings. Full weight and size. $25 Tailored Suits, Friday $16.35 In Sizes for Women and Misses A smart lot of Suits that show refinement in style, su periority in tailoring, quali ty in fabric and lining. - 85 high class tailor made Suits of serges, chiffon panama and black and white checked material. Made in the newest, 32-inch models with silk linings. Some are strictly plain tailored, others are fancy trim med. Every suit has this season's newest model plaited skirt. The colors are black, navy, reseda, violet, gray and tan. HAVE YOU A VICTOR TALKING MACHINE IN YOUR HOME? . Wevwill sell you a Victor Talking Machine and 12 rec ords of your own choice and deliver them to you on the day of sale on the payment of one dollar weekly. Buy a Victor and get the best.' Men's ' Nightshirts, Friday at 63c 300 dozen men's fine muslin Night Shirts, made with col lars or "V-neck. Trimmed with' fancy colored or white braid. Made full and long. 63 Men's chambray Pajamas, made "V" shape neck. Trimmed with white braid. Large pearl buttons. Pockets trimmed. In tan, gray, blue, $1.15 Suit. Men's Bathrobes, made of heavy weight terry cloth. Round collar, two pockets and girdle at waist. Variety of col ors and patterns to select from. $4.75 each. $6.50 Cut Glass Ferneries $4.23 At n all merchandise, there is a big differ ence in Cut Class. Oars is distinctive from the or dinary kind by the brilliancy and the sharpness of the cutting, and in the polishing. You will find no acid-polished pieces in our stock that re ma.lp or"tiant for a short time and then lose their brilliancy We offer for Friday a great many specials, all big bargains. Fifty 8-inch extra fine cat ferneries in an en tirely new design just out. Complete with silver plated lining. Reg. price $6.50 Friday $4.23. 8-inch heavy and richly cut bowls, . pin wheel pattern. Regular, price $4.50; Friday $3.00. .ou apoon i rays, ?1.5 $1.35 Salt and Pepper Sugar and Creamer set ..$2.69 $1.35 Nappies with han dles 98 $1.35 N a p p i e s without handles v.98 &L65 6-in. Nappies, $1.23 $1.00 Water Tumb lers 60 75c Knife Rest. 504 shakers with glass tops, per Dair . Si $6.00 Flower Holder with screen for short flow- ers $3.98 $3.50 8-in. Bowl, $2.48 ' $5 Water Pitcher, $3.75 $5 Mayonnaise Set, $3.48 $1 Sterling silver top Salt ana i-eppers, a tfet, 69 Friday's Spring Underw'r Specials It;- Swiss Ribbed Q f Vests. Special - U C Ladies' Swiss ribbed Vests, low neck, no sleeves or short sleeves. Silk tape. 65c Ladies Union AQ Suits, Special, at xC Ladies' ribbed Union Suits. High neck, long or short sleeves. Knee or ankle length. ' Medium weight." 75c Swiss Ribbed l Q Union Suits, now vJ J C Ladies' Swiss ribbed Union Suits. Low neck, no sleeves. Trimmed or plain yoke. Lace-trimmed pants. 35c Ladies Pants O T Sale Dricje. nair M C . . . Jr 200 dozen ladies' ribbed lace-trimmed Pant. Muslin bands or shaped bands. V r