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IIIE SUNDAY OREGOyUy. rORTLAXD. AUGUST 13. 1911. , 3 I. ' ; V GIRL JILTS RICH MAN TO WED GATES To Minneapolis Society Maid $1,000,000 Not So Attrac- . tive as $40,000,000. COLLEGE ROMANCE GONE Young Woman Who I to Become Second Wife of Wealthy Stock Speculator Forgets Gotham Ink Manufacturer' Son. MINNEAPOLIS. Minn- Au. 13. Sprl. ) With announcement her yterdr that Mini Klorenca Hopwood. District, and during the last three Con gressional campaign! wu Secretary of in Rrpubll'jan Congressional Com mittee, and nu It year old. been ailing for a long time. ALLEGED KIDNAPER FREE Bail of $10,000 Furnished by Ital ian In Ma re no Case. CHICAGO. Aug. It. Four Italians arrested In connection with the kid naping of AngefO 'llareno, who fas returned to bla parents after 1500 ran som had been paid, were admitted to 110.000 bail each today. The death penalty or Imprisonment for from one to 10 years is tbV punish ment fixed for kidnaping by the State of Illinois. SOCIALIST MAYOR WOEFUL Milwaukee Executive Believe He Has Not Had Fair Deal. MILWAUKEE. Wis.. Aug. ll-Mayor Emll Seldel. addressing the first Na tional conference of Social Democratic officials, whlrti opened here today, re viewed . the alleged wrongs that the party had suffered at the hands of local capitalist. The Mayor bewailed the fact that he MINNEAPOLIS GIRL WHO WILL WED HEIR TO $40,000,000 ESTATE, Y0UNO MILLIONAIRE AND FORMER WIFE. sas? sirs -. r v . :..:? ' - ft-- f , L V1 - i 2 A1 -a i i' ... - . v.- I) v r-; Sf 1 . . i '. . '.A - 9--M . . -lUfc. VSV-' - , c3". 57EV5 one of Minneapolis' moat beautiful so ciety girls. Is to become, the wife of Charles G. Gates, son of the late John XV. Gates, who died this week In Paris, no small sensation was caused, as It became known today that Miss Hop wood eight months afco. jilted Harold Flms Carter, son of the mllllonalra New Tork manufacturer of Carter's Ink. Just two weeks before the wedding waa to liar taken place. The Carter-Hopwood romance, blasted when Gatea appeared on the scene last Winter, had Its Inception when th two young people were students at Am herst and Smith collegea.. respectively. Both were members of the lilt classes of those Institutions. Immediately following graduation last year Miss Hopwood visited for a time with Carters In Brooklyn and New Tork and late in the Summer came home. Society Caoe Breakdown. During the rest of the year society did Itself proud In Its attempt to enter tain the bride-to-be of the New Tork .millionaire's son. But society waa too strenuous and In early Winter last year attss HopwooJ s physician ordered Ler to French Lick. Ind.. to recuperate. There she met and became engaged to Charles G. Gates, and It did not become definitely known till this Spring that the Minneapolis maid had turned down young Carter. During June this year young Gates was a Minneapolis visitor, presumably on financial matters In connection with the house of Gates, but In fact to visit his fiancee. Auto rides In seclusion were the order of the day and night, and when not thus engaged young Gates glibly talked stocks and bonds, and the financial market, but never breathed, a word as to his future bride-to-be. And Miss Hopwood was almost as mum. though she did confide to her very close friends, after Mr. Gates left town, that she was "engsged to a Mr. Gates." None for a moment thought It was the future heir to the f40.000.000 Gates' estate. Ten Year Difference In Age. Miss Hopwood is 2 years old. Mr. Gates Is 31. According to Miss Hopwood's father, the engagement took place early In the Summer before Charles G. Gates waa called to Parla by the Illness of his father, and when he left. Mlsa Hop wood and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Krank P. Hopwood. accompanied blm. Mr. Hopwood haa returned but hla wire and daughter are still In Paris. Early in the year Mr. Gates separated from hla former wife, who waa Miss Mary W. Martin, of St. Louis. Trie, divorce decree was signed a week ago. rUTMATE READS LAST RITES Americans In Parts Mourn Loss of John W. Gates. PARIS. Aug. II. The funeral of John W. Gates was held today at the Interdenominational American Church In Kue de Brry. The service waa con ducted by I'.ev. James Lee. pastor of St. John's Methodist Kplscopal Church, South, assisted by Dr. Hyatt, pastor of the American Church, who waa a boy hood playmate of Mr. Gates, but had never met him In later life. .About 200 American friends and acquaintances of the family from all parts of the I'nlted States were present. The body will be taken to Cherbourg Tuesday and placed on board tUe Kaiser Wllhelm der lirosse. which will sail on the follow ing rtny .for New York Mrs. Gatea and Charles U. Gates will accompany the bojy. WOMEN JURORS CALLED Venire Drawn by Tacnma Court Names 3 I Surfraglsl. TACOMA. Aug. li Thirty-four women are Included In the venire of 13 jurors for the September term of the Superior . urt This Is the first time since Wsshlngton waa admitted to the l.'nlon that the names of women have been drawn on the regular venire. Long-Term Itenreeentatlve Plea. PAlL8BORO. N. J, ug. 11-Con-gressmsn Henry C. Loudenslager died at Ms rfiMrnr, here this roornlnr Mr Loudensiager was times elected to Congress from tie First .Nw Jersey t had been deposed as head of the police department, and acknowledged that the present city government was a machine, J but explained that It waa only a ma- chine to help the worklngmen.. He said that when the S.Tctallsts got possession of the courts they would be used to de fine the law In the interests of the work ing classes. TWO BANKERS INDICTED Oklahoma City Officials Give Heavy Bail on Numerous Charges. OKLAHOMA CITT. Okla- Aug. It. Abner Davis, formerly president of the Night and Day Bank, and owner of the Oklahoma City basekall franchise In the Texas league, and F. H. Myers, es-cashler ef the bank, were Indicted here today. It joint Indictments in alt tfrlng returned against them. Ten of the Indictments charge making false entries; two charjre erabexilement and one accuses the former bank officers of making false reports to the State Bank ing Board. Both Davis and Myera appeared soon after the Indictments were reported and gave S1000 bonds for each of the 13 Indictments. Davis also gave f'OuO bond on another Indictment which names another person. Its nature or the name of the other man haa not been made public. There recently died In England a maa who hl spent T4 years of hla 74 years la a varhhmiM. "French Heel Cramp" Telia Remarkable Heme Treatment fee Tata mm all Foot Traablra. In France this Is known aa "Paine de TaUm Haul" and In this country as "French Heel Cramp." and la now a serious affliction among the ladles. It comes from wearing high-heeled shoes which throw the weight of the body on muscles unfitted ty nature to carry the strain. This malady howi Itself by in tense pain through the Instep thai fre quently involves the t whole nervous ays- tm mwtA Ka tmt - .... i. ...p -' ' r Atlramalv inra and tender. Forthla f, i i and all foot troubles ill here la absolutely the best treatment known to science: "Dissolve two table- nntnfnl . 'a - ride compound In a basin of hot water: soak the feet In this for full fifteen minutes, genti massaging the aore parts. tless time will not give desired result.) Repeat this each night until cure. Is per manent." The effect will be a revela tion. All pain row as If by magic and the feet feel aimply delightful. rm and callouses can'be peeled right off. Hunlons have the Inflammation all drawn out and are reduced to normal. Sweaty and amellv feet, swollen and tender feet need but a few treatments. Calorlde was formerly confined to doc tors uee but any drug-gist now haa it in stvk or will quickly get It from his wholesale houee. A twenty-five cent packaae Is said to be sufficient to cure the worst fet. This Item will e rspe- valr.ly Irving patent powders and tab- j lets. Ad c 1 sT a M 1 f f mm II- A A, j jy li Save Up to a Half on . Notions and Stationery The woman who can economize on the little things should provide for a year's requirements at these attrac tively low and special prices: 25c Box Paper 15r 25c Scrub Brushes at 15 The Most in Value, The Best in Quality Save Up to a Half on Notions and Stationery 20c White Dress Shields 15c box of Wire Hairpins 10 3c card of Safety Pins at. 5 24-in. New Covered Hair Rolls at.25 15c Fancy Toilet Soap . .' 10 15c Child's Hose Supporters. . . .10 9 0 o Instead of 1 .2 5 Men's Pajamas, made of excellent quality muslin and . corded madras; all size garments that sell regularly at $1.25, priced for this sale 99C Tuur AnflMnisft: Sale At no period of our whole-business year do values reach -such tempting attrac tiveness in certain departments of this store as during the month of August. The top-notch of bargain worth is reached at this time in our endeavor -to create a record-breaking volume of sales. The determination to outdo all past efforts prompts us to offer this list of extraordinary offerings. To Instead of 10c Men's Black Cotton Socks, guaranteed fast dye and to wear well; all sizes; best 10c grade priced spe cial for this sale at the low price ' of I The New Fall Cottons An Advance Showing and Sale Dainty new fabrics make an early bid for the favor of economical women. Fresh from the looms of makers of high repute, new in texture, weave, design and colorings. These inducements for you to commence your Fall sewing early: New Percales, shown in neat new patterns in light and dark styles. Thev are of fast dye and 1 fn full 31 inches wide. Priced. I UU New Shirtings, of cheviot weave, suitable for boys waists, shirts, etc., desirable styles and colors, full 32 inches wide, 1 Rn priced at lull Velour Flannels, shown in all the new attractive styles and color combinations for kimonos, wrap pers, etc., full width 1 Rp and priced at I J U 15c New Percales, vof best standard quality, shown in an unlimited assortment of styles' and colors; full 36 inches wide, priced at Fall Ginghams, shown in the new plaids, stripes and checks in neat dark colorings; come full 1 0ln width, and priced at .1 L2h Serpentine Crepes, in a full yari: ety of new designs-and colorings, suitable for house dresses, kim onos, etc., full width : 1 Qp and priced at -. I w l Flannels A snlendid wearing fabric. that washes perfectly. Comes with a heavy warp and shown m pretty designs suitable for house dresses, kimonos, waists, etc. hP Good wide width and priced at Lx3 The New Silks Are Her e In Matchlessly Handsome Designs A wonderfully beautiful display of the newest and most favored weaves in a riot of beautiful colors and shades; The New Fancies, -2t to 27 Inches, at 75c Daring conceptions in patterns and colorings are shown in the new est in Waist and Dress Silks. Pretty invisible stripes with allover Jacquard designs, neat hairline and pencil stripe's in heavy ombre effects, Novelty Messalines, Louisines in neat small designs and Paillette de Soie in all fashionable shades. Infinite care has been exercised in selecting these beautiful Silks and we know you will be pleased with them. , New Waisting Silks, Gunmetal and Printed Warp Fancies, at $1.00 The remarkably varied assortment of correct styles and coForings will surprise and please even those who come prepared to be ex tremely critical. The showing is superb beautiful rich Louisinesi Messalines and oft-Finished Taffetas in printed warp novelties, and graduated stripes interwoven with neat small designs. Exclu sive styles and colorings that have never before been shown in city. , New Jacquard Poplins, 44 Inches Wide, at $1.50 Yard The most fashionable fabric for soft clinging gowns. Fine French Poplins shown in Jacquard designs in neat self-colored figures; over thirty shades" suitable for street or evening wea. You will find it a Silk of unequaled quality at this price. Extraordinary Values in Early Fall Suits We cannot speak too highly of these new Fall gar ments. In style, quality of material and workmanship they surpass any previous showings of a like nature. Elegantly tailored 28 and 30-inch fitted and semi-fitted Jackets, lined with silk or satin lining. Collars of same cloth or velvet Skirts are shown in several pretty gored and paneled effects. Tailored in all the prom inent materials for Fall, including serge or worsted Suitings, stylish tweeds and homespuns in all popular plain colors, and brown or gray mixtures, . $12.50, $15, $19.50, $25 Long Fall Coats As an inducement to shop now, we are making special concessions on long Fall Coats. A smart line of man nish Coats in loose and semi-fitting effects, with collar of same cloth or velvet. Made with or without raglan sleeve, and plain or welted seams. They have silk Vene tian shoulder lining and body lining of worsted, checks and plaids. Shown in homespun and cheviot coatings in stylish tan, gray and brown mixtures and herring bone stripes. Also full-length, fitting and semi-fitting coats of serge or broadcloth in black and navy. Your opportunity to buy these garments at $5.00 to $10.00 less than the regular prices. 7.50, $12.50, $15.50. Skirts at $5.50 New models in black or navy, good quality serge and Panama Skirts. They 'are in' neat gored and paneled styles and the workmanship, throughout is perfect. Remilar $6.50 to $8.50 values, flj tf - AiwaBaaasrr t. ............ w special at Savings in Eden's Apparel Prices are a full third less than regular. A pound oi tact is worth an ocean of theory. Read a few of the 'details below for convincing proof of the values here offered: At 25c Instead of 35c Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers in all sizes; good wearing garments that sell regularly at 35c, on sale 25 At 39c Instead of 50c Men's President Suspenders in medium and heavy-weight and in all colors; the reugalr 50c kind at. ......... . .39 V At 89c Instead of $1.50 Men's Golf Shirts made coat style with cuffs attached. A variety of styles and patterns to choose from. All sizes.' The kind that sell regularly at $1.50 on sale at 839 An Extraordinary 15c Stocking Sale' A clean-up of all broken lines Lisle Thread Hose in all colors and black. Laces and silk-embroidered styles, also plain shades; 25c and 1 K 35c-grades at, pair. A The assortment includes hundreds and hundreds' of pairs of Women's 'Fine Lisle Thread Hose in all. colors and black. They come in lace patterns in boot, ankle and allover styles, also silk-embroidered in neat and attractive patterns fancy plaids, stripes, polka dots and plain shades in many colors. All are high-grade stockings that fit perfectly and wear satisfactorily. The kind that sell 1 Cp regularly at 25c and ,35c a pair are priced for this sale at. I UU Another Great Sale of Women's Pumps Oxfords All our broken lines of this season's Styles in regular 01 QQ $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 grades, priced at U 1 1 J J Perhaps you are in need of a new pair of'Pumps or Oxfords to round out the season! Well, here is a spendid opportunity to sup ply 3'our needs at . a great saving all our broken lines in this season's styles, including all fashionable leathers, have been gath ered for this sale and marked at a ridiculously low price. AVhile .un oil ciVpa in oaoh stvle. vou will find all sizes and widths in some style that will please you. An early visit will give PI Q Q -mi first, nhnice of S 2.50. $3.00 and $3.50 erodes at. U 1 1 U U Children's Pumps '-in OOn II Children's Pumps sizes 5 to 2, $1.75 grade. sizes sy2 to 11, $2 grade de S1.39 Kayser's Fine Silk Gloves Long and short styles in the new shades and black and white. Short Gloves "Double Tipped," 50 Pair A full showing of Kayser's Two-Clasp Silk, Gloves,. made with double finger tips, including all the fashionable new shades as well as black and white. All sizes now in stock. . Long Gloves "Double Tipped," $1.00 Pair You will find here a complete line of Kayser's Double-Tipped Silk Gloves in the popular long styles. Not a desired shade or size is missing, and we guarantee them to be unuslal value at this price. . An Embroidery Sale That Is a Decided Revelation in Sensational Values New 1911 Productions Thousands of yards of beautiful Embroideries from St. Gall, Switzer land, from France and from Ireland all ex quisite creations; In cluded are. Baby Sets, Fricrincrs. Insertions. Beading, Bands, Corset Coverings, Flouncings, etc. We emphasize the worth of these offerings at the following low prices: 2 to 3-inch Edgings, 8c and iOc kinds, at. ............ . 5 yd. 4 to 10-inch Edgings, 15c and 20c kinds, at yd. 5 to 12-inch Edgings, 25c and 35c kinds, at 15 yd. 8 to 18-inch Flouncings, 40c to 50c kinds, at 23? yd. 18 to 27-inch Flouncings, 75c to 85c kinds, at 33 yd. 22x2.4 In. Allover Embroideries .25 $1.50 grade on sale at 85 ,48 $1.75 grade on sale at 98 .79? $2.50 grade on sale at $1.25 15C 60c grade on sale at. 85c grade on 3ale at. $1.25 grade on sale at. . 50 dozen White Wash Lace Veils, full size and regular 75c values, on sale at. . . ;
