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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1905)
tttwrag PART TWO PAGES 13 TO 24 vol. xxnr. PORTLAOT, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 11, 1905. Np. 24. READ CAREFULLY THE MANY GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED FOR TOMORROW I-ipmry.Wolfe Si. Co. Tomorrow, Lace Day $75,000.00 Stock of Laces at Astonishing Prices Newest Laces at One-Third, One-Half, and Many Less Than Half Regular Prices TOMORROW, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1905, will be long remembered by lace buyers of Portland and vidn- ity as a LACE DAY of wonderful lace bargains. Come Early, Sale Starts at Eight o'Clock Sharp Here Are the Bargains White Linen Galoons, Festoons and Bands Large assortment, newest designs at the following great bar gain prices Valenciennes Lace Insertion and Beading, very popular V the following great bargain prices Reg. 35c to 30c at 17c doz. Reg. 60c to 50c at 25c doz. Reg. 85c to 75c at 37c doz. Reg. $1.10 to $1.00 at 57c doz. Reg. $2;00 to $1.50 at 87c doz. 12c to 9c Cotton Torchon Lace 4c Cotton Torchon Lace and Insertion, zVz to 3 incties wide New patterns, large variety. Regular price izlA to 9c; a great iDWj bargain at 4d. White Point de Esprit Plain and Dotted Net 45 and 72 inches wide; also Point De Venisc, 18 inches wide. Regular price $1.50 to $1.00; a great bargain at 67d. White Point De Venisc Linen and Net Allovers, 18 inches wide; a large variety of newest patterns to select from at the following great bargain prices Reg. $2.75-to $2.00 at 97c Reg. $4.00 to $3.00 at $1.57 25c Cotton Galoon and Bands 7 c Reg. $6.50 to $5.00 at $2.57 Reg. $10.00 to $8.00 at $4.75 Cotton Galoon Bands and Insertion, 3 to 4 inches wide, a popular dress trimming. Regular price 25c; a great bargain at 7. $2M White Lawn Shirtwaists IN THE CLOAK STORE 1000 women's White Waists, made of fine quality lawn. The front has double bands of fine Swiss Embroidery with clusters of three rows narrow tucks between each band of embroidery 'and wide graduating side plaits on side of front; the back has rows of narrow and wide plaits, full leg-o -mutton sleeves with deep plaited cuffs and fancy stock col lar. Regular price $2.75; a great bargain at.. $1.95 $25 to $18.50 Tailor Made Suits $12.75 Tailor-made Suits, all this season's correct styles, in jacket and blouse effects; made in plain broadcloths, cheviots, Panama Cloths and a variety of fancy mixed materials. The jackets are lined with silk and fancy trimmed. The skirts are plaited and trimmed. Regular prices $25.00 to $18.50; a great bargain at. .Spl2.7i $7-$6 Ready-to-Wear Hats $2.95 IN THE MILLINERY STORE TOMORROW The balance o our hand-made Tailored Hats, comprising all the -wanted shapes and colors, made of plain and fancy straw braids, others of chiffon, maline, etc Many of these hats sold for $6.00, others as high as $8.00; for Monday yonr choice $2.95 E $2-$1.50 Straw Hat Shapes 59c 0? , The balance of onr fancy Straw Hat shapes, including lace straws, Jap straws and "S.2 chip braid Hats, every one of this season's styles, a large variety of colors; for k, Monday your choice 59 P4-' Embroidered Lingerie Hats, Special Prices "We are showing a most extensive line of these light and airy Hats, just the hat you need to wear with your linen suit, some are ready to wear, others fully trimmed, as low as special $1.65 and up to $10.00 5000 Yards New 50c Waistings at 15c IN THE "WASH GOODS STORE. White Mercerized Suiting and Waiting. Jacquard, Pique, Striped Mercerized Suit ing, White Oxford Suiting, White Raye Suiting, all new goods; regular price 50c, a great bargain at 15 75c Pongee Silk 55c IN THE SILK STORE TOMORROW We offer 1500 yards, 24-inch, all pure silk Pongee for suits, waists, etc. The best 75c quality; a great bargain at .o5p $1.50 Blick Taffeta $1,19 1000 yards guaranteed Black Taffeta Silk, 38 inches wide; best $L50 quality, a great bargain at $1.19 50c Dress Goods 39c IN THE DRESS GOODS STORE. ALLr-WOOL CREPE ALBATROSS, 3S Inches wide. In cream, -white, black, cardinal, pink, sky, Xlle. navy, brown etc Regular price 50c; tomorrow at ... 38e 31.25 Mohair Sicilians 98c Fancy Novelty MohsJrs. all colors; 45 Inches, wide. Jot nmires. shadow checjes. stripes. changeable zclxlares and Jacquard effects; also soUd colors, navy, brows, cream, 1 black, etc Regular price J1.25:" tomorrow at .7. .. Sc Of? Reg. 50c to 40c at 25c Reg. 75c to 65c at 35c Reg. $1.25 to $1.00 at 55c Reg. $2.25 to $2.00 at 95c Reg. $4.00 to $3.00 at $1.55 Reg. $6.00 to $5.00 at $2.55 75c Ali-Over Lace 35c White Cotton and Net Allover Lace, 18 inches wide, for waists, dresses, etc Regular price 75c and 65c; a great bar gain at 35 6. $1.50 Point de Esprit Net 67c LipnianyWolfe Co, EXTRA! Lipman, Wolfe 8c Co. Jewelry Store 1000 New Back Combs, set in jewels and Kbinestones, in gilt oxidized and silver mounting; regular prices $1.00, $1.25 to $1.75, AQr Mm mmmT V special all day Monday Notion Store -Sale of Christmas Dolls TVe have the sample dolls in now that you will be buying Xrrias time. Pretty, dainty, dressed dolls, bisque dolls and kid dolls, from France and Germany; an elaborate assortment. We have marked these samples very low 25c, 39c, 48c, 59c to $1.33 on sale at the Notion Counters. Leather Goods Store-Great 3 Day's sale 1800 of the newest, most fashionable Ladies' Handbags, in black, brown and tan leathers, with braid, strap and "Vienna handles, fitted with purses and card cases; regular values $1.50 Jl Q to $1.75, special imXJO 300 Dress-Suit Cases in 22-inch, 24-inch and 26-inch, solid leather, canvas lined, shirt folding, brass trimmings, heavy lock, reinforced corners 22-inch, regular $5.50, special S4.4S 24-inch, regular $6.00, special S4.75 26-inch, regular $6.50, special $4.95 Big Sale of Belts Pretty new silk plaited Belts in browns, blue, new green and HQ reds, with neat gilt and oxidized buckles, special New Leather Belts, with silk center; new Leather Belts, plaited, with gilt trimmings and buckles, in brown, black, navy and OQ- green; regular 50c, special Picture Store HUNDREDS OF FAIR SOUVENIRS Postal Cards of Fair build ings and Portland and Columbia River views, in colors, two for 5 Leather Postal Cards '. 5 and 10 OUR NEW VIEWB00K OF OREGON Containing 95 views of Port land, Columbia River scenery and Oregon; ihe best book Otf ever published, price KJK PICTURES OF MOUNT HOOD (Copyright) ready for framing 10, 25$ to 95. Alluminum Trays, with Fair views and other views, 10c, 15c 500 Framed Pictures of Columbia River scenery, hand- J5Qc colored photographs, very special JJK Stationery Store S5c BOX PAPER 25c. Highland Linen Box Paper in a new size, long, narrow envelopes, very swell, 24 sheets and 24 envelopes in box; reg. 35c val., at 25 ?1.00 FOUNTAIN PENS 75c. $1.00 Fountain Pens, guaranteed solid gold pens, fine, medium and stub points; $1.00 value at '.. 75$ 30c BOX PAPER 15c. India Lawn Box Paper, a fine cloth-finished piece of paper, with new, square-cut envelopes, 24 sheets and 24 envelopes in box; 30c value at - lo 50c BOX PAPER 25c. Feather Edge Box Paper, the newest in rough-edge paper, 24 sheets and 24 envelopes in box; 50c values at 2o BigMusicHitsatVeryLittlePrices Being the best instrumental and song hits out now, including the best Lewis and Clark Trail songs and marches. " A.r CTJI'TTAT. AT.T. TiV HIYVNTt AV JLT.V When We Get on the Trail.' On the Trail. My Old Oregon Home. Rose City March. Bailey Gatzert March. Centennial March. Sweet Rose of Oregon. My Wild Irish Rose Olcott. The Irish Swell Olcott. Olcott's Lullaby. Kate Kearney Olcott. Across the Bridge of Gold. Osceola. Henny, from Peggy From Paris. I Like You Lil, for Fair, Peggy From Paris. Fifty-Seven Wavs to Catch a Man.. Cosy Corner Girls. Lolita. ' Lazarre' Waltzes. Only a Soldier Boy. Bird and a Bottle, Woodland. Tain't No Use in Loving That Wav Mav Irwin. Bibl Stories May Irwin. In the Shadow of the Pyramid May Irwin. My Lady of Laces and Graces, from Buster Brown. My Little Lhassa Maid. The Cavalier March, big hit. When the Harvest Moon Is Shin ing on the River. Every Little Bit Helps. Mamma's Boy. Billy. Yankee Doodle Boy. Louisa Schmid. I'm Going to Leave -You. Nobody Loves Little Me. Peter Piper, big hit. Al Fresco. My Alamo Love. Back, Back to Baltimore. Prayer and Passion Waltzes. Oh, What's the Use. Man in the Overalls. Karama. Jnst a Gleam of Heaven in Her Eye. VOICE INSTRUMENTAL DANCE POLIOS. The newest dance folios containing the latest successes of the dif ferent publishers, and offered at the iowest prices known. Regular 50 cents and 75 cents "tLf Special all day Monday A"3H Charles K. Harris folio. Smart Set folio, Victor folio, Harry Yon Tilzer folio, Broadway folio, Star Dance folio. HIS xr: mTi-i ? masters viciur icimmx Machine And 12 records of your own choice delivered at your home for $1.00 Balance easy weekly payments. Book Store The. New Boeks Publisher's Price each $1.50, our price $1.08. ISIDP-O By Mary Austin, illustrated; a istory of the California mission days. THE PIONEER By Geraldine Bonner. THE DIVINE FIRE By May Sinclair. HECLA SAND WITH By Valentine. THE CLAIM JUMPERS By Stewart Edward White. PARDNERS By Rex E. Beach. s LADY NOGGS, PEERESS Bv Jepson, author of Admirable Tinker. THE APPLE OP EDEN By E. Temple Thurston. . JUSTICE WDCGATE, Ranciaan By John H. Whitson. THE TYRANNY OP THE DARK By Hamlin Garland'. -PROM THE.WEST TO THE WEST By Mrs. Dunniway. FUGITIVE BLACKSMITH By Charles D. Stewart. . THE DRYAD By Justin H. McCarthy. XOSE OP THE WORLD By Castle. t ' THE SUNSET TRAIL By Alfred H. Lewi3. . THE FLOWER OP DESTINY By Orcutt. CONSTANCE TRESCOT Bv S. Weir Mitchell. LETTERS FROM AN OREGON RANCH Price $1.25. THE WISDOM OP OMAR Price $L50. THB GOLDEN FLOOD By Edwin Lefevre. Publisher price $1.Q0, our price 79 & THE WING OP LOVE By KrlT C. Meredith. Publisher's price $L00, our price 79. ' OREEQN LAND FRAUD TILS First Skirmish Will Begin To morrow Morning - in Court. HOW JURY WILL BE;DRAWN Judge Gilbert Will Xot Make Formal . Xotlco When- the .Members Aro to Be Selected to Try the .Case. Senatof- Mitchell and the Oregon land fraud trials will share the public Interest with the Exposition from now on for the greater part of the Summer. Today all of the principal actors in the drama will be In the city, and tomorrow m online the first skirmish of the long- fight will take place. United States District Attorney I-Yancla J. Heney will reach the city this morning rrom San Francisco. Judge De Haven, who will preside at the land-fraud trials, also left San Francisco Friday night, and will be In Portland today, ready tor iho convention of the court tomorrow morn ing. Mr. Heney is 'also accompanied by his stenographer, Irvln Rlttenhouse, who was with him during the first part o the now famous grand jury's session last Winter. "W. J. Burns will reach the city this morning over the O. R. & N. from the East. Defense Is Ready. On the other side of the argument, all of the participants are In waiting-. A. S. Bennett, of The Dalles, will be In Port land either this evening- or early In the morning, to present his argument to the demurrers when they are taken up by the court for consideration. Senator Thurston, who will be Senator Mitchell's chief counselor, has been in the city for some time, and during all of that period has been familiarizing himself with the cases which are to come under his charge. The demurrers upon which the argu ment of tomorrow will be based are found ed upon the grounds that the- Indictments do not set forth sufficient facts to consti tute a crime, that they are indefinite and uncertain in their allegations, that thcro has been Irregularity in the empaneling and drawing and conduct of the jury which found the instruments, and that the Jury was not properly constituted. These and other allegations on the part of the defense will be the subject of the arguments to be made tomorrow morning before Judge De Haven by Mr. Heney Jn behalf of the Government, and Mr, Thurs ton and Mr. Bennett for Senator Mitchell. Judge Gilbert convened his court for a short time yesterday morning- and hand ed down his decision in regard to the recent motion of Senator Thurston asking that the court Immediately make an order for the drawing of the jury, and at the same time direct the clerk of the court to issue notice to defendants as to time and place of drawing, that they might be present. Judge Gilbert held that the drawing- of the panel was open to the public and that any one might attend who so desired. He declined, however, to name the date for the drawing or to make an order to that effect other than at his dis cretion. The court also held that no notice would be given, and that he would not In struct the clerk to make no.tlce of his order. In other words, if the defendants became aware of the time set by the court for the jury to be drawn, it would be proper for them to witness the act, but the clerk would make no announcement of the order of the court. How Jurors Will Be Selected. It was also announced yesterday by Judge Gilbert that the work of drawing the Jury would follow the state practice In accordance with the ruling- made by Judge Bellinger on the Mitchell plea of abatement. This ruling- of the court will do away with the contention of the de fendants that, owing: to his friendship for the Government officials, the United States Marshal Is not a fit and competent person to officiate in selecting the men who will try the caseH. In the Federal practice the jury Is drawn by the Jury Commissioner, the, United States Marshal and the clerk of the court, each drawing a. name from the Jury-box in rotation. If this practice were to be followed. A- Bush, the Jury Com missioner, of Salem; Captain Sladen the clerk of the court, .and C. J. Reed, the Marshal, would each choose a name from, the box, one after the other, until tha panel was filled. The rullns: made by Judge Gilbert yea- 'terday will change this mode of proceed ing, however, and uaptain siaaen wiu select all the names from the box; while the other two men will sit by and watch, that the work is done according to the By the end of the present week all of the preliminary steps leading to the trial will have been taken, and it is thought that the work of selecting the jury pre paratory to presenting the evidence will begin on Monday, June 19. SENATOR ANKENY IS HERE Comes on Business Matters and to See the Exposition. Senator Levi Ankeny, of Walla Walla, is a" Portland visitor, having come down from the Garden City to attend to busi ness matters here and at Vancouver. He Is accompanied by Mrs. Ankeny, and after a few days' visit will return home by way of Seattle. According- to Mr. Ankeny, the Walla Walla country Is In a most prosperous condition. Also, according to the Sena tor's observations, Washington factional politics are. In a dormant condition, and are likely to" continue so for some time to come. ' "Walla Walla has paved streets ana many new brick buildings," remarked Mr Ankeny yesterday. "Crop conditions this year have been excellent, and we will ship oat a big harvest later on. "There is nothing new in the political situation In our state.. The various fac tions are drawing together after their fights, and we now have a solid front. "I am not down here on any political errand, simply on business. Interests In Vancouver and In this city brinp me to Portland." Mr. and Mrs. Ankeny are visiting Mrs. Ankeny' s sister. Mrs. Lewis L- ATcAr thur. on Gllsan street- They will leave for Seattle or Tacoma on Tuesday oc Wednesday.