Mi
IS MADE
WIPE'S SOLE HEIR
Passage in Will Leaving To
kens to Friends Myster
iously Erased.
ESTATE IS WORTH $10,000
. Lawyer Wbo Files Document Unable
in Kxplaln Crossing Oat of
Provision Also Making
Hatband Kxrrutor.
CHICAGO. June 17. SpclL) Th
will of Un. Mattla R- MInard. whosa
mysterious drath by poison last Sunday
waa Investigated by Coroner Hoffman,
resulting In a verdict of suicide, waa
tiled today In the Probata Court Clerk's
office. Charles W. MInard. principal of
I be Marquette Hlft-h School of Maywood.
rertaln feature of whose mysterious
absence at the time of his wtfe'a death
remain unexplained. Is the sola bened
riary under the will, which dlnposea of
an estate valued at about $10,000.
The will waa Bled by the law Ann
of Bradley. Harper Khelm. who were
attorneys for Mrs. MInard. The will
read as follows:
-I. Mattle R. MInard. belne or sound
mind and memory, do hereby make my
last will and testament to-wit: 'I rive
and beotieath all tny property, real and
r--nal. and all money due me at
the time of my death, except as here
inafter stated, to my husband. Charlea
V. MInard. In witness hereof. I have
subscribed my name and affixed my
seal this, the 10th day of June. 101.
A. TV"
The folio Ins; paragraph of the will,
which was written la Ink by Mrs.
MInard. was crossed out of the mill
with three lines from a pen drawn
lenathwisa down the pass:
-If It be his wish. I desire my en-
acement rlns; riven to Mabel llersch
hach and my wedUlns; rlns; to Mattte
tiranwald. and some token of solid
sliver to Mrs. A. T. Mather. Mrs. J. D.
Raver. Meille Rarer. Wllmlna Raver.
Wlihelmina Mather and Esther Terry:
to Mrs. A. II. Grunwald. my a-aroets.
nme solid silver and return to her
the beautiful china, cut glass, lace and
works of art she srsve to me. The said
Charles W. MInard to be executor of
the will without bond."
Attorney Samuel A. Harper, when
asked about the crossing out of the
pars era ph. said that the will was
merely presented for flllna; and that he
did not know anything further about It.
lished a scholarship In Albany College
to pay the tuition of a student prepar
ing for foreign missionary work. He
has donated IIOOO and the Interest on
this amount will be used for this pur
pose. The scholarship will be known
aa -The Dr. 8. A. Brown Foreign Mis
sionary Scholarship." The Board of
Trustees has awarded this scholarship
for next year to Miss Lena Helnrlcbs.
of Albany, a member of the class of
11J.
Professor David Torbet. who has
been Instructor In mathematics In the
college for almost 2 years, waa estab
lished a fund for a prls In mathe
matics. Despite the fact that he has
voluntarily worked for a small salary
to assist the college In times of finan
cial stress and has made many contri
butions to the college heretofore, he
has given 11000 In the past four years
and the Interest on the fund he has con.
3 TKAR9 OF WASCO WO MASTS
LUG LIFE 5PEST IV
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SPRINGFIELD GETS GAS
Advantage of Large City Knjojcd
When iK-rvlce Is Started.
PFRINaFTTXP. Or, June 17, Spe
eUi!. r'or the first time gas service
as supplied to Springfield. In a small
way. tonight, giving Springfield all
the advantages of a large city. A big
gas flame was burned from a high pipe
Into the air at the corner of Fifth and
Main streets and other demonstrations
made. The gaa Is piped from the Ore
gon Power Company's plant In Eugene
under pressure.
The gas main from Eugene to
Springfield, a distance of 17.000 feet,
was laid In seven days, and the dis
tributing system, with about J0.OOO
feet of pipe, was laid In less than 30
lavs. The whole system has been com
pleted In less than (0 days from the
time that the franchise was granted.
Springfield has shown Its appreciation
for the service by patronlxlng liberally.
The customers pay 11.50 per thousand
cubic feet of gas.
DIVORCE CASE SETTLED
Property Interests of Oswego Couple
Finally Adjusted.
OREG'XV CITT. Or, June 17. Spe
cluL) The divorce suit of Mary Zivney
against V. IL Zivney. a wealthy farm
er, who Uvea near Oswego, was settled
out of court today by the defendant
paving the plaintiff IS.1I0. She waa
awarded the divorce. Mrs. Zivney was
the defendant's second wife. The couple
were married here In li7. In her suit,
which was tried last Iecember before
Judge Eakin. she charged her hus
band with cruelty and asked tor a part
of bis property as alimony. She wsa
awarded a divorce, but the matter of
alimony was deferred.
The contestants entered into nego
tiations and a settlement ont of court
was the result.
Mrs. Jeaaette MeDoaald.
VTASCO. Or- June 17. (Spe
cial.) The late Mrs. Jeanette
McDonald, who died Friday. June
I. at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. George N. Crosfleld. In this
city, was years of age and had
been a resident of Oregon more
than 30 year. Most of this time
her home had been in Eastern
Oregon.
Mrs. McDonald Is survived by
four dsnghttrs. Mrs. J. N. For
dyce. of Portland: Mrs. E. O. Mc
Coy, of Th" Dalles: Mrs. J. 8.
Amos and Mrs. George N. Cros
fleld. of Wasco; and six grand
children. She leaves a sister.
Mrs. William Murray, of McDon
ald. Or, and two sisters and one
brother In Scotland.
The funeral services were held
at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
June 4. at The Dalles, onder the
direction of Rev. D. V. Poling, of
the Congregational Church, of
which Mrs. McDonald had been a
member for more than SS years.
f
trlbuted will has used for an annual
prlxe or prizes for work In mathe
matics.
MAN ASSAULTED WITH WIRE
Electrical Employe, In Hospital, Ac
cuses Fellow Workman.
NEWARK. N. J. June 17. James M.
Flnnlgan. an employe of an electric
company at Harrison. Is under arrest
her today charged with a long dis
tance assault by electricity upon Al
fred Van Riper, a fellow workman.
Van Riper was knocked down by an
electric shock last Tuesday when he
touched a brass water faucet and has
been In the hospital ever since. He
savs that the faucet was connected
with a wire and that Flnnegan. with
whom he had quarreled previously,
turned on the current, when he started
to wash his hands at the faucet.
WOMEN TOLD: STAY HOME
Cardinal Gibbons Saj Men's Voces
Will Be Controlled.
BALTIMORE. June 17 Cardinal Gib
hons scored woman suffrage In an ad
dresa last night at the commencement
exercises of St. Joseph's College. He
said.
"I think the place for woman Is In the
home. Women should not want to vote,
hut If they took proper Interest in af
fairs of their husbands and brothers
they could eas'Iy have them cast their
ballots in the right manner. In doing
his women will be the champions of
what Is right."
INQUIRY INTO ARMY ASKED
Kahn Says Cost Entitles Country to
Efficient Force.
WASHINGTON. June 17. Represen
tative Kahn of California Introduced
In the House today a resolution which
would provide for a thorough Investi
gation of the Array, and which de
clares that the United States should
have an efficient fighting force In
return for the flOO.OOO.OOO and mora
expended every year on the military
establishment.
The resolution would direct the ap
pointment of a Congressional commit
tee of 10 to sit at any place deemed
nt and to call on the War Department
for any documents desired.
CHINESE WILL BE WATCHED
Vnlted States to Have Immigration
Station at Vancouver, B. C.
OREGOSIAN NEWS BUREAU, Wash
ington. June 17. Senator Jones was
today Informed that an Immigration
station for the examining of Chinese
destined for the United States will be
established at Vancouver. B. C on July
1. and that thereafter Chinese coming
from the Orient and landing at Van
couver may be examined there by Uni
ted States Inspectors. Those passed
by the Inspectors will receive certifi
cates that will entitle them to admis
sion to the United States at any port
along the Canadian border.
Boy Holdup Arretted In Alley.
BENIC1A. Cal.. June 17. Frank Mel
ville, a young bandit who recently es
caped from the Preston Reform School,
snd who Is accused of holding up sev
eral saloons In Stockton. Martinez and
Livermore. was found today In an alley
and placed under arrest by a Con
stable. He made no resistance.
Rope Skipping Fatal to Child.
PITTSBCRO. June 17. Otlllls Dan
ner. aged . died yesterday at her home
In St. Clair borough, the result of a rup
tured blood vessel, caused by Jumlng tha
rope.
OCCASIONALLY YOU BREAK
YOUR GLASSES
You need them all the time. Bring
the pieces to us. We will duplicate
the broken lens, no matter where the
zlasses came from. We make the new
lens exactly like the old. with only
the old pieces to fro by. Many times
the work ean be done while yon wait.
But you can always hare them the
same day. This is a point worth re
membering if you wear glasses.
DALLAS OPTICAL PARLORS
JIO-Z1S FtlLItU RLDfi.
Car. Third aad Waahlagtoa Streets.
Keerad Fleer. Take Elevator.
ALBANY GETS SCHOLARSHIP
Portland Man to Pay Tuition to
Mactrnt in College Work.
JLLBANT. Or- June 17. (Special.)
Dr. S. A. Brown, cf Portland, has estab-
Instantaneous Hollow Wire
Gasoline Lamps
1 to 1000 candle power,
adapted to any hollow
wire system. Bell at
sight. Write for special
prtfes.
H. W. BIAHIXQ
LlftHTISB at srp, CO,
US -33 1 Oak St, Between
Sixth aad ae-reath.
Complete New Lines of R & 6 Corsets in the Mostppjar Styles for Summer Wear -Made of the
Finest Batiste and Contil and Neatly Finished With Embroideries and L-wesEvery Pair Folly
Guaranteed to Wear to Yonr Satisfaction-We Have All Sizes-Priced at $1,00 to $3.00 the Fair
.
Surprise Sale Small Wares
5c Nickel-Plated Safety Pins.. 2
10c large size Hair Nets at
15c large Skirt Markers at .10
15c Fancy Collar Supporters at. 10?
15c Child's Hose Supporters at..lO
25c large Dressing Comb at 10t
15c large Dress Shields at. . . . .
The Most in Value, The Best in Quality
Surprise Sale Small Wares
400-yard spool Black Silk 25
Best Eagle Brass Pins at
Large Hand Scrub Brushes at 5
Glass Tooth Brush Holders at. . .10
Large Cube Mourning Pins at
Ere Collar Supporters, 6 for
Washable Collar Supporters, 6 for 5
Saleof New Summer Goods Temptingly Low Price
We invite vou to come and pass judgment on our displays. To acquaint yourself with our qualities, our styles and our prices. Here are spe
cial inducements for you to do so; values that you cannot well afford to miss. This is a splendid opportunity to supply your Summer needb.
Newest Wash.
Goods at '3Low
ered Prices
Better Bargains Than Ever in This Greatest June
Sale
French Linens, 75c Quality, 50c
A most important sale of over 2000 yards of fine
imported French Dress Linens at one-third less
than regular. The assortment includes all the
popular new shades, old rose, helio, pink, apricot,
light blue, cadet blue, etc. Comes full 46 inches
wide and alwavs sold at 75c a yard. RflP
Priced for this sale at uUll
' Cheviot Waisting, 40c Quality, 25c
Another underprised special for tomorrow's sale.
Hundreds of yards of Imported Cheviot Shirtings
and Waistings, shown in a full variety of neat
striped styles in medium and dark colorings. An
unusually desirable and durable fabric full 32
inches wide. Best 40c quality specially OCp
reduced for this sale to .' .stub
Pillow Tubing, "The Pequot," at 22c and 23c Yard
Through special arrangements with the makers of
the celebrated Pequot Sheetings, we have secured
a Pillow Tubing of the same standard quality. It
is a splendid wearing, perfectly finished Tubing,
that comes in two widths and is unmatchable in
quality at the following prices:
42 inches wide at 2-
43 inches wide at 23
New Hammocks at All Prices, $1.W to $7.50
By far the best values and styles we have ever
shown. We placed large orders direct with the
manufacturers and secured price concessions en
abling us to offer unmatchable values. A large
variety of patterns in desirable colorings to choose
from. With those costing $2,500 or over we give
FREE a pair of no-slip hooks.
AU Prices From $1.00 Up to $7.50 Each
Special in Women's Suits
Wash Dresses and Waists
Women's Stuits at $12.50, $15, $19.50
Your choice from a great assortment of high-grade
Suits in the very newest styles that are not to be had
elsewhere. They are shown in fine serges, Scotch
and English mixtures, worsteds, etc., in most any
wanted shade, silk or satin lined. You cannot afford
to overlook these Suit values.
Wash Dresses, $2.95-$3.50 Values, $1.98
A sale of about 200 fine Wash Dresses shown in over
twenty-four different styles. Every garment is per
fectly cut and all are extremely well tailored. They
are shown in either the high or low neck effect, with
long or short kimono or regulation sleeve. They are
made of good qualitv materials that will launder fine..
Eegular selling price $2.95-$3.50. 01 QCj
Priced this sale. O I ill 0
Women's Waists at 65c, 95c, $1.25 to $7.50
All the new styles are represented here. Pretty
Lawn Waists, with low neck and kimono sleeve or
high neck and regulation sleeve. Also a line of
Shirtwaists in the popular mannish effect, made of
silk, soisette and himalaya cloth and shown in plain
- s4 VI T 11 1- i.1
'colors and stripes, uome ana iook iiirougn Lut-ui.
Hundreds of new styles have been added since last
you saw7 them.
Women's Bathing Suits . .$1.75, $1.95, $2.50 to $4.50
Bathing Caps at 10c, 15c, 25c, 35c, 65c
Middfr Waists 98c, $1.25, $1.50
LongKimonos at. . . . .98c, $1.25, $1.50, $1.95, $2.50
Dressing Sacques priced at . 48c and 65c
Embroidery Bands
4 to 14-inch Embroidery Bands, values to $1, at 39c
3 to 6-inch Embroidery Bands, values to 65c, at 33c
2 to 5-inch Embroidery Bands, values to 45c, at 25c
. sa ft::J
Newest JtimDroiaeries
at Less Than Half Price
Thousands of yards of the most beautiful Novelty Em
broideries are now on sale at fractional prices. The
rarest and most exquisite Embroideries that were im
ported this year comprise this extraordinary sale. It is
the most important Embroidery event we have announced
in many seasons. Included are fresh, new and exclusive
styles in bands, medallions, edgings, insertion and 27 and
. -it it in il
45-inch flouncmgs ail at nail price ana less
52-inch Embroideries, regular
$1.25 grade, for only
27-inch Embroideries, regular
85c grade, for only
68c
35c
52-inch Embroideries, regular
$2.00 grade, for only
27-inch Embroideries, regular
$2.00 grade, for only
98c
89c
The Greatest June Sale of
Dainty Muslin Underwear
Space does not permit us to tell of the many other wonedrful
values that await you in this popular section.
Corset Covers Priced at 50c
Just received a large shipment of pretty Corset Covers, shown
in all the latest patterns. They are made of fine quality nain
sook, neatly trimmed with very pretty laces, embroideries and
ribbons. Extra good values. Priced for R
this sale at only... - "UU
Muslin Drawers, Best $1.50. Values, $1.00
A sale of an extra strong line at this price, shown in the circular
or umbrella style. Made of fine quality nainsook, cambric or
crossbar dimity, daintily trimmed with fine embroideries and
laces. Regular $1.50 values. Specially priced 01 frt
this sale for only : W 1 1 U U
Another line of Gowns, made of good quality cambric, nainsook
or Masonville muslin, trimmed with lace and embroidery. Fine,
well-finished garments that sell regularly at $1.25. 0 Q
Priced for this sale UUU
r
Sale of Cheney Bros. Shower-Proof
Foulard Silks at 85 Cents a Yard
A full showing of the season's choicest colorings in neat new small de- O Ct
signs. Best $1.00 quality priced for this sale at
Beautiful New Up-to-Date Patterns Just Arrived I
Tomorrow we place on sale another great lot of Cheney Bros.' Shower-Proof Fou
lard Silks. The assortment includes the newest and best patterns in the most popular
Summer shades. They come in navy, brown, green, tan, gray, Copenhagen, etc., with
dainty small patterns in rich colorings. There is not an old pattern in the lot. All
are fresh, new and beautiful. You should not fail to see this splendid assortment
before you purchase. These Silks are perfect in both weave and finish andQf
are absolutely spot-proof, the kind that sell at $1 a yard. This sale for
Summer Hosi'ry and
Knit Underwear for
Women and Childr'n
Black Silk Hose, Best 85c Grade at 59c
An rnirtia fp.hablp. offering of Women's Fine Thread
Silk Hose, made full seamless with fast black leg
and foot, finished with six-mcii lavenaer top, ex-
. t j s- J "I " It
cellent wearing Summer -weignt otocKings in an
sizes ; the kind that sell regularly at C Q p
85c now on sale at . .uuU
Children's Hose at 25c
A special offering of Children's Fine Silk Lisle
Stockings of good, durable quality, snown m tne
new shades of tan, pink, blue, bronze, etc., as well'
as black and white; they come in all sizes and are
exceptional values at this price.
Women's Vests at 25c Splendid new lines of
Women's Summer-Weight, Fine Lisle Vests,
shown in attractive styles with fancy applique
yokes. They come in all sizes and are great values
at this low price.
At 50c Women's Fine Lisle Thread Vests in
form-fitting styles, perfectly finished throughout
and neatly finished with handsome hand-crochet
applique -okes, all sizes.
Boys' Underwear at 25c
A special underpriced sale of Boys' Poros Mesh
Underwear; fine wearing, cool Underwear for
Summer wear. The Shirts are made with high
neck and short or; long sleeves and the Drawers
come in both ankle and knee length; all sizes; spe
cially priced for this sale at, the , O t p
garment Zull