TIIE SrOIlXIXC OREGONTAX, "WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1919.""
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Announcing the Emporium's Mid-July Clearance Sale of Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Millinery
Just when you need so many new things for the warm days. The Emporium policy is to clean out stocks at the close of each season, to make way for new merchandise. We now offer more
than 50 per cent of our splendid stocks, every garment this season's best models, at HALF PRICE AND LESS THAN HALF. Many items advertised are in limited lots, therefore shop
early, for the choicest bargains will be selected first.
Patent Milan
Sailors, Regularly
Colors
White
Black
Pearl Gray
rn
Waist
Specials
Our Entire Stock of the Better Capes and Dolmans
Selling at $7.50
$8.50, $9.50,
J All U j.:
Snpnal 2-
4W
EXTRA SPECIAL
band
X .
7 IV tA X
A Phenomenal
Sale of
Clever
Serviceable
Hats
Main Floor
No Telephone
or Mail
Orders
None Delivered
None Exchanged
Another Wonderful Hat Off ering Third Floor
350 Sailors Selling to $6.50
200Trim,d Hats Selling at$5-$8.50
Your choice for final clearaway
$11.95
Silk Waists
An unparal
leled value in
large assort
ment of at
tractive georgettes and
crepe de chines in appeal
ing modes of unusual in
terest. Colors, white, flesh,
gray, navy in tailored
and fancy styles. Special
price
Silk is going higher every
day it will pay you to
buy several of these good
looking blouses for future
needs. You positively can
not duplicate this oppor
tunity. Lingerie Waists
Voile, batiste and dimity,
simply fashioned, for wear
with the tub skirt. All
white, orchecked orstriped
in dainty colors.
FOR TWO DAYS ONLY
124ol28 SIXTH ST..JUST0FF.WASHINGT0N
Old Price $75.00 $65.00 $52.50 $45.00 S37.50 S32.50
Vz Price $37.50 $32.50 $26.25 $22.50 $18.75 $16.25
Coats and Capes
Desirable wraps of velour
and serge, selling regularly vVl
to $20.00
Coats, Capes and Dolmans
$12
Varied assortment of unusually
good quality wraps, in modish
styles and fabrics. Regularly
to $29.50.
Our Entire Stock of the Better Suits at Half Price
Old Price $72.50 $67.50 $62.50 $59.50 $55.00 $49.50
Vz Price $36.25 $33.75 $31.25 $29.75 $27.50 $24.75
EXTRA SPECIAL
Trim tailored lines and good . H
quality fabrics make these S "I Cj.O
exceptionally attractive. I 7J
Limited number,
EXTRA SPECIAL
Very high quality suits,
worth much, much more.
Carefully tailored and fin
ished various modes.
$23,95
Every Silk Dress in the House Reduced 25
Three Big Groups of Dresses in georgette, satin and taffeta to 333
IMPORTANT
$15.75 Dresses
Taffeta, Georgette and
satin, in unusually clever
styles the -kind you paid
$25 and even $29.50 for.
While they last.-S15.75
IMPORTANT
$19.75 Dresses
High quality gowns of taf
feta and Georgette. Very
pretty modes every one
can be worn for fall. While
they last S19.75
IMPORTANT
$29.50 Dresses
Splendid assortment of up-to-the-minute
gowns in
Georgette and taffeta, in
pleasing colors. While thev
last S29.50
Every Silk Coat of Satin and Taffeta Reduced
Old Price $85.00 $67.50 $59.50 $49.50 $42.50 $35.00
Sale Price $63.75 $50.65 $44.65 $37.15 $31.85 $26.25
OI.OHS, AI.I BLACK. A Y AM) TAl PK.
EXTRA SPECIAL The skirts you have seen in EXTRA SPECIAL
. mir stnrp. spllinpf fnr 5s7.S(l to
65 Wool Flaid $io.OO. Splendid for outing
and Silk Skirts wear. Choice
$5.00
WORLD ROASTS BURLESON
ADMIMSTHATIOX CLAMORS FOR
1IS RESIGNATION.
In Address to President Potmas'tei'
(icnoial 1 Characterized as Bur
den to Democratic Party.
ORCGOXIAX NEWS BURK A U.
"Wash., July 1 a. In ;ni ed itori aI yes
terday, addressed to the president, the
New York "World, leading ad mi nistra
iion orsaii, railed for the removal of
J 'ostrnaster-CJpnera 1 Burleson. T h e
World calls the president's attention
to a complete humming up of the in
dictment against M r. Burleson in its
news columns of today's issue.
Tti is indictment- contains a summary
f all of the charges made against
Burleson as head of the postof f ice de
partment wire service. The editorial
concludes as follows:
"The democratic party oupht not to
Ve made to carry this burden. You
and not the democratic party are re
. pon si ble for Mr. Burleson. You can
do the party no preater service at this
moment than to demand his resigna
tion. Incidentally it may he added that
by so doi nj? you will he strengthening
on r self and your a dm in ist rat ion for
the great contests upon which you are
Pbout to enter.
"It is confidently believed that a
way will be found for Al r. Burleson to
jret out of the cabinet, possibly within
the next few days, so as not to hurt
liia vanity. A democratic member of
cnnpreKs from Oklahoma, who declares
bi msel f in possession of inside i nfor
111 at ion, has pi veil out for publica tton
in an Oklahoma paper a statement that
Kurleson is to be displaced by Attorney
t ieneral A. Mitchell rainier. At the
fie pa rtment of justice this afternoon
jl was said that Mr. Palmer would not
consider the place.
The New York World this afternoon
ttsserts t hat " Secretary Tumulty is to
Micceed Burleson.
last night md 1 laced in the city jail
L.fter a buttle wi.n two officers.
LOSERS OFROP GET JOBS
Montana Dry laiml Farmer -o lo
Nebraska to Work.
t:r;K.T FA1,LS. Mont.. July IS.
r'nrrjiiiu J.n dry land farmers from
1 his section of Montana who are need
ing work because of haviiijr lost their
crops, a special train will leave t'ireat
Vails today for Sydney. Neb., where the
men are guaranteed at least :i days'
work at the rate of ."U cents an hour
or better.
The men will k in choree of H. O.
Could, county a k ricul t urist at Sidney,
and were recruited by t he federal em
ployment service. The Nebraska
farmers pay the cost of the specia I
t rn i 11 .
ENGLISH LAW PECULIAR
C mirt Ho UN Yonian May "Not Wed
bciil II 11 ba lid's Hrollier.
l.o.Vl'OX, June lifi. n 'orrespondenco
of the Associated Press. -As Kng'.ish
law stands a man may marry his dead
, w i f o's siote r. but a woman ca n not wed
iter d ad husband's brother.
The point was made clear by the pre-
uii nf jude at the Northampton hs
mzp.s the other day in the case of two
women who wen t t hroue h the mar
riage serv iee it h brot hers of their
dead husbands. Kotli were held for
trial.
STOCK PAVILION TO BE SEEN
Uuslntss Men Will Go to North Port
land at Noon Today.
Promptly at 12:10 o'clock today three
special cars chartered by the Pacific
international livestock exposition, laden
with members of the Portland Ad club,
Rotary club, realty board. Kiwanis club
and Progressive Business Men's club,
will leave from in front of the Hotel
Benson for North Portland to view
Portland's largrest building, which cov
ers 7 acres and lays claim to beinK
the biftcest and best building; of its
kind anywhere.
This structure is the new stock show
home of the .Pacific international live
stock exposition, which is now well
on its way to completion and which
will cost upward of $25,000 when fin
ished and equipped, on November 1. in
time to house the 16th annual show of
the Pacific international.
Plans of the buildinp will be ex
plained in detail. A complimentary
luncheon will be served by Swift & Co.
and the Portland Union Stockyards on
tin; grounds of the Transit hotel. Dur
ing luncheon informal speeches will be
made by Chairman Frank Robertson of
the buildiner committee, fleneral Man
deer O. M. Plummer and other officials
of the Pacific international. An ad
dress on "The Value of Livestock" will
also be made by J. L.. Kdwards, man
ager of the agricultural section of the
l uited States railroad administration,
who is here from Washington. O. C.
IDAHO C0PPER ORE RICH
Company Capitalized at S 1 0.000, -00
lo Develop Mines.
BolSK. Idaho, July 15. (Special.)
Capitalized at $10,n)0.00. the Idaho
Copper Alining: & Smelt in cr company
will be formed within a few weeks
to develop the vast resources of 63
claims in the Heath mininfr district,
Washington county, according: to M.
It. Straight, a New York mining man
vho has been in that section for more
than a year quietly buying; up claims
to ie worked by the company.
Great claims as to the probable re
sou rces of the com pan s property a re
made by Straight. Robert N. Bell,
state mine inspector, summarizing his
remarks on the 1. X. L. mine, included
in Straight's Rroup, says:
"This report describes a probable re
sou ice of desirable conf-entrating cop
per ore reciting: 16,j56.66t tons,
containing a praes value of $74.J99.9i7
that i romisfs a net profit of $16,666.
0H6 on its extraction and treatment
with potential possible ore resources
that may warrant, on full development,
a repeated multiplication of these
figures. '
CONTRACTOR WINS AWARD
JOHN W. SWEENEY WINS St IT
AGAINST JACKSON COtXTY.
pellunt: Hppral from Umatilla county: ult
for dsmaRfN for pcrxoniil nljury. Opinion
by Jumks Harris. Judge S. V. Hhclps affirmed.
1-Ncn pcI Iri-oncr Jr'ijjht
I-ONG BK AC I. Cat.. July .i Lewis
B. Harris, all-cod bank robber, who
escaped Su-u'a f r -ir the county j.il
iu Los Aiigtlts, was recaptured here
RATE INCREASE OPPOSED
.Montana Commission lo Protest at
Portland Hearing.
IIKLKNA. Mont., July 15. Declaring
that present rates on perishable freight
shipped in heated cars afford carriers
in Montana a profit of at least 10 per
cent, the Montana railroad commission
has protested to the interstate com
merce commission agrainst increases
ranging from 36 to 54 per cent on this
class of of business and 60 to !3 1-3
per cent on refrigerator cars. A hear
ing on the increases asked by the rail
roads will be conducted at Portland.
Or., tomorrow. ,
LI HKAT ;
Fruits and melons from southern Cal
ifornia and fruits from Washington
and Oregon will be affected, by the in
creases if they are granted, it is be
lieved, and an additional increase will
be made for the removal in transit
privilege now enjoyed.
Read The Oregonlan classified ad a.
State Supreme Court licnies Rehearing-
of Case Wherein E.Mru Pay
ment Demanded.
SALEM, Or., July 15. (Special, t The
Oregon supreme court, in a decision
handed down here today, denied a re
hearing of the case appealed by Jack
son H'ounty from a decree in favor of J
John W. Sweeney by which he was j
awarded S2.u33.20. The same decree
held that the L'niced States National
bank of Portland was entitled to a
lien on the award to Mr. Sweeney in
the amount of $39.9ti.ro.
Mr. Sweeney, according to the evi
dence in the case, entered into a con
tract with Jackson county for the im
provement of the Pacifc highway ex
tending from the California line over
the Siskiyou mountains, a distance of
1 I miles. Before the contract was com
pleted Mr. Sweeney charged that the
county cha nged the location of the
road, thereby diverging from the terms
of the original agreement. It was
claimed by Mr. Sweervey that under the
contract he was entitled to additional
compensation for extra work, which he
charged was necessary when the loca
tion of the highway was changed.
Being unable to reach an agreement
with Jackson county, it wa stipulated
that the state highway engineer
should make an estimate of the amount
due Mr. Sweeney, but this award was
not satisfactory to the contractor. Suit
wa sthen filed in the circuit court by
Mr. Sweeney and h was given a judg
ment for $S".5n3.':. Jackson county
appealed the action, and th verdict
of the lower court was affirmed in
part. The decision denying a rehear
ing of the case was written by Justtoe
Bean.
Other opinions were:
Dallas City vs. thh Atna Accident ft lia
bility company, appellant, t a I., appeal from
Wum'O county: action upon an undertaking
executed by the DoUrnay 'avtnje company
and I he Atna Accident & liability com
pany to insure the faithful performance of
a contract fr paving a street. Opinion by
Jupiter; Benson; .ludjr Fred Wilson re
vf rKf1 and -n rf tnandt'd.
William Hiindlpy company, appellant, vn.
Harney Valley Irrigation district No. 1. ap
peal from Harney county: petition for re
hearing denied. Opinion by Justice Bean.
Kmnia i. Robinson. Appellant, vs. (irant
Phegley. a ppea I from Mult no tn ah rouni y :
stilt to recover money on mortgage on min
ing property. Opinfnn tv .Iujtte Jones. te
cree of Judge t;eorj;e K. Bagley modified.
Justice Burnett dissenting.
Howard Franklin vs. Bruno WHrr, np-
MINERS GET DOLLAR MORE
Butte Conferenee Agrees on Inerca&e
as From July I .
BUTT K, Mont., July 15. An agree
f.ient for a new waije scale providing
for an increase of $1 a day for mine
and s.nelter employes of the Ar.aco.ida
fouper Mining company here and at
Oreut Falls and Anaconda, Mont., was
rear-bed at a conf;rcnce hero this af
ternoon between C b" Kelley, proFldcat
tif tiit. company, anl r.-prcsentafves of
the t mployes.
The agreement, -f atcettj by l-tbo
uti:ors with which .n- employe.; affect
ed arc rffiliated, wl'l become efffe..-tive
r.s c-f ,uly 1 la. And restores thj wage
t:o le in effect prior to the wacfs rc
c'uriion of last Februjry. Jt would re
main in effect for me ear.
CAIUMKT, Mien., July 13. The Calu
met o. Hecla and tii Mohawk and Wol
verine m-ning eonu-anles tod.iy an
r.cunrcti th eres.orAl;i.n of war-time
v.t;:tj, allowing a-i ecrease of 15 iier
ccr.t in the wages of 12,."00 men.
SUSPECT HELD AT BAKER!?
the 1st Hawaiian Infantry. The demob
ilixatton will be undertaken within
w d:-s. The lt Hawaiian infantry
HI
the last national cuard orsanlzation In
aervir. to l dcniobilied. It contains
COXXECTIOX WITH WASIIOl'tiA L
BANK ROBBERY INTIMATED.
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Girls! Make beauty lotion for
a few cents Try It!
queeze the Juice of two lemons Into
a, bottle containing three ounces ot
orchard white, shake well, and you hav
a quarter pint of the best freckle and
tan lotion, and complexion beautifler. at
very, very small cost.
Tour grocer has the lemons and any
irug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces of orchard white for a fen
cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant
lotion Into the face. neck, arms and
hands each day and see how freckles
ana blemishes disappear and bow clear,
soft and rosy-white the skin becomes.
Tus! It Is harmless and never Irritates,
Adv.
MAN KILLS WIFE AND SELF
Ted Roi Huns Amuck in Lr Uton
Hold Kitc-bon.
LBWISTOWN, Mont.. July 13. Dur
ing thft noon hour today, while til'?
fiininK room was filled with guest. Td
I:o:-.s i-Iiot and in uar.lly Killed his wife
In !iio kitchen of a Ivjtcl here, win r
H'ui was employed as a cook. He tlcn
shot and perhaps I r. t r. 1 1 y wounded 10-iit!
Miior.. a 14-ycar-olu girl, and killU-d
l:iiiis-lf.
Hoss and hi wi.e it was said, had
nui been living lo.-firer for two w:ck5.
Kniirrs lo Vlit Station.
fHKHAl.IS. Wash.. July 15. (Spe
cial. Lrfwfs county farmers will make
their official visit to the Western
Washington Kxperiment station tomor
row, leaving f'hehalis at 6 I'. M. County
Agent A. B. Nystrom will head the dele
gation and despite the fact that haying
i at its height a largo number have
agreed to make the trip. An interest
ing day's programme along various
lines has been arranged for the visitors.
DANCE
LEARN HOW
1 WII.I, POSITIVELY
Ul'ARANTEt:
TO TKACH YOU 151 A
REMARKABLY
SHORT TIMI&.
SPKCIAL.
SIMMER TRICES
GENTLEMEN, $5.00
LADIES, $3.00
Come Jance with our
many expert lady and
gent lemen Instructors.
i'rivata lessons daily.
NEW CLASSES THIS WEEK
RINGLER'S DANCING ACADEMY
Cotillion Hall
14th St. at IVaahlBgtoa. Hdwr. 3380,
Montrose Park. 4S minutes from Broad
way, our new resort on the Columbia
highway, two miles beyond Troutdale.
opens for the season July 13. Picnic,
Bathing. Dancing. Bring your lunch
and bathing suit, stay all day. Park
fur laasa to dubs ana organizations.
Sn
Pictures and Description of Man He
llo vetl to Be Lewis Is For
warded hy Police.
RAK KR. Or.. July lj. (Special.) In
the opinion of the Baker polioe. Jack
lem-lff. a I Melted robbc-r of the Valiou
khI hank, in May may t present he
an inmate of the city Jail here. It-wis
wan arretted early Sunday morning uii
a dinorderly conduct charge and was
sentenced to pervc ilay k, during
which time it is expected that homv
definite Information may he obtained.
On the man'H pernon was foiiml a let
ter front a Seatt le Rtrl. referring to
Hfnne troulilc w h it-It Ia-w is is ftupposed
to have had. but the character of which
wan not Mated. Following the robb ry
of the Whhougal bank by three rob
lers who are tsupposed to have been
two n'en known kh LewlK ani another
companion, t h-y were at-rusi ed a I The
Lalics. wht-rt, in a Run fisht. the chief
of police of that city was killcld and
one of the l- a ,r; boys escaped.
Ircscripttotis of the man arrested
here, accompanied by his picture, huvt
been sent to Washoutral authoriti..
Hawaiian In It lo Ilhand.
IIONOLri-L. T. II.. July 4. (By Mail.)
Orders were received at local ami)
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