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i3. l'jie. ; :i , TTIE SDUT OlCl.GO.VlAy. 1Q1CTIA1VP rmUlcTTATlY TAMOIS PRIMA DONNA AND ACTOR TO WHOM SHE IS MARRIED. s STUDENT ACCUSED Make T?.srVntions-For Opening Night-"IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE" .. a.a.......a-a-a.-nnnwwaavaww.-a- aaaa aaa - mm a M r Tk Monday February 21 Benefit Florence Crittenton Refuge Home-rhone Marshall xdo OF GIRL'S MURDER c. rr,.r. T" j--. Store Closes Store Opens Tl 'I MarshtSTsoso The IMost in Value, the Best in Quality A 2112 Open Work and Bordered Scrims 19c Yard A special underpriced sale of Cur tain Scrims shown in openwork and bordered styles in white, cream and ecru a quality regularly in. sold at 25c a yard. Now AaL. Yourg Man So Careful in Pre paring Afibi That Author V itics Hofd Him. SECRET MEET P.G ADMITTED rilwarr Mr TolJ nnf Uom ll m Marrj Another anal Slf T"rK Mn .flrr IWrjf C Ulna to Rr-onttirr. ; l; sta-n H ' ify of nivonia J-jaior. -aid . riaa t'tt trlon lAn; beat. ri-n r l:Ual. 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Ilo la t. man rho a If tna Birl. but Ik.ra olh.r IKlnii t- ka i l.ar. l up. m hava'l frtir4 k.ra h. fafa-Tfi ram. from. ant ma kav. nl ftkom-l ri y frpat 4j o rar.ful to frama an alibi. A raavaaa of .varr 4rtrtoro in taki I trt an l lliahian l ark IrouiM fartik tk. an.w.r tat r- aa'.a had b..r ma-J. anl m--a of tka tJruKCi!. In i.inii d' not carry cr;rtal pru..itf at'i-i la p I : k . faki.n la l.akaralaar. et!pati-P. from VaIi"B, Wia. tow - v.r. av that trp. had a-'raa to tka h.m.al laboratorr of lha unliar. :t an.l c-u'l Kin haa tahan tka pion. Mo t-vk a rour. Ir rhami.try la.t ar aat dt-l ron.t4.rakla labora tory rk. 1-rp.t w.nl to tka labora terf fr.lr from .'ma t tlm.. and wkiia no on. rnnh.rt.l witrt tha la knratfr r.m.rtiri.r.4 haTlna a.'a him Ik.r. lat.lr. II I. ai-l ha rould km ahfin.i rvanl'la of poiaMiMm -rp. d.ai.4 kavtnrr taa.n an r .on ifr hir-A or havtna gixmn It lu M; lk-rt 1. 1 1. N9 priMic ai'l rriat. la k.Dt l!t tka Uburalcri of tha lia.rfkalj H I- h-oi. wh.ra h. ttirl. wa a pupft It w founj. how.v.r. that ranil of kn'4-Mi'im an mmrrury ara k.pt tft.ra. Tk. prln-ial of tka a-hon a.ni.l I vat any of tb.. ilraci ar an I ... I n ( (aakaa Kr or l.lrra l alkrr. I: w. ..rr. tonight that rjanld. rf pota ir- waa k-vl by tka sirt'a ?iir i tk jrn .o.a an lra f ior.ii K',Etanrrliri.r. Tka pni-) ad lo kill !na-t. aa4 Ike lt- voi2i hava oblaied It. .Th. ituxi damacire Una In tta chain f r-r-'umatan-.a aaaln.t lrf.t la fclt Sojt.M'' l.tt.r. whh-n ka admiia ka-rinc rtttn to th airl at.r kia arrival la i'i.. afi.r k. h.4 l.fl kr dad In w .-'. In tkia l.tt.r IH-pat aaid part: hH4ml lard frorn you fr poma t m. I am taainc a rkaa-o on this but ion t .cl to at an an.w.r.- II l.'M br that ka waa buf with kia aiammationa an4 that ka would nut b boma batw..n aam.at.rm. ' r v r.ZTv:.. -lit - - v' v i a .S. a- .n. yaX 'a V t ma.?.,,--": Tk T.U. Ik. li rar a lhoio.-r.rh Ccpvrlchl ir uiicrwwu. Ha MM. I.OI li.t.l.KUK t-l:Kl.llK rtKKI. tictur. of t.aralHlna Varrar. t ke Amrrlran prima donna, and Iu rn ta whom fa wa. mrrld rcbniarr pcclally po.rd for In an.a tur.au. M4nic.pl baii l.n. Now- iork. KrUruar-r .. !! ar- aan .. aa a. i ! was born In Holland. Mia um-r -a. m V- . a... ....k.. . . b-r.nrElwoman. l ICltCSrn lama i iia vwv.n. ar a- a rapport pf -araa irnhar-U. it. la AMM rUr:rAltl:l klXRI.TLV louns j'a foafraaton .l-ra Sin t.lrr Ap-- to ( !. tv WKr.'lAS. HI. Trln. II Admia- ion ai-l lo bar ba.ri maria todar by -. it II. l-rtt lo Kaieh J I'ad. titafa .ttora-T. of t-aka I'oont-r. with r.f.r .art to ika Iraaric !.t of It-taar-otd Marloa Fraarra ljmfart, Oriv.t .waat. k'.rt. Kara a .Inl.t.r Inn la 11 ca. irpat la a.. by Mr. tadr lo ad mi'.tl t.at hi r.latlop with tha irl b.l k..n Imrrop.r. that th.y w.ra In frtat frai of coo.co.xa. kDl llkat kaf-ra k' .tl M ! on lo i:t hr " cr.iy b. tr.iar.d an aiiri. Tka jouns man ilniii w.ra broaakt tai. it la at. ky Ifoiarr of a .ttar wki. h ( Ian km ra-l l from Mm Ual Tu4i. Ina d-T balora h.r aJUappaaranra. A ronfuain f.aluro of th lnr.liea- lion wa. that th. avimnr w ai io kaa r-t4!r4 noek'na to reflect on thv cHararl.r of ira arirl lirp. i alibi, a.cor tmat to) l'. Iac7r. a. tr katf n kainl on a polnufk at Ma.ll.on al ti. lima l a wa r.any at jaka I nrrsl. tha nlrl horrt. II. la dr.wri II ! Ml. 1-amN.rt. and left II ifi a fnrnoj wun inatruciiona I n mall I al I.T. M. Ut cdn..ca. !' ..n a., i m la tiaa. com. ta I'h I caeo anl to baaa nat Wiaa UmKrl on V a.Inra.laa . II. r tj-tc a found In rnoar In lh wood, aril rnorniiiaT. T"ia nam ri ha fri.nd who la aald tn kjitr ma'lod ha I. iter war witrihc'd fr l a lima Pain A t-r.alou l5trr waa mad. public. rrvl raid to haa nt It to Mia ja:rbrt tbrouath a mutual frlrnd. lia Jmiilnt l" a. of l-k l orr.l. It rad. -rar Marlon: J- t lo!d mr oo h.a h.n ir.ttv nick Jtl trot word t.atrrdar mornitjrf. h'nta tha drlar. I hop that uf)iMii i ail rit-M now and that too aoon will ba up and around. I"tl irr to ft down to ra you. ... oh. .i. on lb. ninth nf r'abruarv. and will rtll up on th Math! of th raatl th. It wtll ba und.r tha aama ronditlona as a lirti. Ranrmbar. If rrrrrlhlnc la not all riht hr t"- tlm. I you. II ai l b Ik.n. Wliat fca kapnrn.d alnra I paw ou I rnraurirint. a though yon may not know II. Ill rip:a:n whrn I TO - Vto alL k.p oilrt and trrrilMni will b. a ! rtekt. If )On Hart jtolnit around loo toon, you mar bay a rr lapaa or aorrothinaT. I don't tika to wrii any mora You know why. but r.m.mb.r what I told you A'o don't I. I anyofia about th rlchth. for I am not auppoard lo com homa li-rn. Ilr mmbrr. ' t ! L.I-' " world famau a a mathematician, died h.r. i tar. ! tl "Why Swear, Dear? Use 'Gets-It' for Corns!" It'a th New Plan Simplt? Sure as lair Applied in a Few Second, "Why. John. I n.yr knew you lo ue au- h laliatiiaaT"! I'y told you . rral linir it. no ua to try Ihoa. bar.dxra. aalvra. I ape a. plaaUra. and PRELATE IS MILITANT Attf HRIallnr IRIXOD HR rKMI. ll.l MH: WITH IIO'aOH. alkaaal fr. paredaraa tkrriarad Hrll ataaaa aa rll aa ralrtalav ttotjr of All Aaaarleaaa. JT. r.M'U ' li Pcafr-al-any. prtca aJo.ta wrr critlv'aed and Na tional prrpar.tlora wa l.rmrd a ra. UtTlou aa wall aa a patriotic duty by Arwhbiabop John Ireland al tha l'a- thaxtral bar today in a funeral ora tion or th body of Colonal JoaiaJi It. KinaT. aald by Mlonraoia hlatorlan la ba tha f:r.f man to anawar th rail of lrpl-len Liaculn for :. tolun- tear In 11 lo put down th. rebellion. "My prayer I Iriat our country may haa auartal and eommerrtal pe are: that wa may hara th prop.ruy to maaa a rr.at la U thinca prood. and may w hara a quint r.aponaa lo patriotic duty." th arrhblahop aald. "Wa h.ar much of paro al any aacrl. flea. ! a with honor, yea. 1'iara to th lory of our country, yea. But If a mean thai wa ara to ba th pr. of International ambition. If It mean that w ara to do tna blddmc of every otbrr nation on arth. and that our flat mut djp In dlasracr. then w muat oot bava pea.-" I antna lalhrmalirian I -. rRrNSWIi"K. flarmany. Tla London. J ;Tai Tronldat T.Q Tonr Temper. John, If laa I pad Oala-Il" for Ibat Corar rontraptlon for rorna. Hera'a onw ..ta-Ii. II juet wonderful now r. 'clear and rl-an" It niakea any corn coma rlsht off. Taar but a few ec ond to appl). It drlea at once. I'ut your aock on right over It. thara' mn h in if to ptltk or roll up. form a bundle of your tna, or prep on the corn. It'a palnleaa. atnuile a rolllntf off a !'. Now put away thoae. knivea. rajora and priaaora, Uae liet-lt and ou'll have a larrirr dlaposition and no mora rorm and ralluaep. Tlrta-U" la old by druarirlata every where. Z a bottle, or pent direct by h Uarrnra .. Chicago, III. Hold in l-nrtland al all alorea of The Owl lrur Co. A 50-CENT PIECE THAT COST GIRL A FORTUNE I tow would you Ita, i hv a fnrluh d Mt.(i'r.i on i--ot pi'fp And hoar would you I-! if you tmt tlitx fortun b-iiHM of our fai.uru to hv that Vo-cnl plan of a.:r Vt lhl tm what ts rportd lo bive ln (ho ruM of th XtmUiat of aa n- . ...ran.nt Kaa t wa aaal n A tkOalT r It 1 and aV mill wwrth anta of thouanU of doltarm. Tha man lo thm :r, anl ah Jov"l him. Thrr to h ba rn.irr.vd. Thn h was ral -ad . Lrinc aHarnco t ho Ctrl coBr.cl-1 aim kl;;4 of akin troubto that ..aa lA aBaikt aatt w II h nlnin.ai II til 1 Hmr koirai IjcO b-umr f't-ulal. WbB ilka maa ram jjrT iiau ana ino ro mar.ro andrd If tI bad Ihoucht to ir. ! ao rnj. for txt: of anc laapttc li.uo. which would hava clard hr torn pUtion. aho would aw hao btB rica i f- mofad of a poor ap.r.atT. rntiivapltc la wortdarfui. If our romt.Ka la bad (at a r-ot. of II from our dru;iat or If ha h a an' I tl aand Su rol to (ho Cabacotl .-mi-ai I-AboraioMca. Portland. Uf and tot': w. t at a poxpata. Superfluous Hair A amooth. bat-itxa akin alwava fl to ih u of tmoadint. th hair ramoBr rocommanilod a ad uad tf on of Amrrir.i l a i.nt ap-iallta. iHvmoaaani will not injur, or dlacolor tha afc m. la aaalljr appllM and ro mora aup-. rftuoua hair or fuas la two minuira. a.n.a appMcaMon aufflr- n orl-a tho hair la unuauanv tmcs. It d and to ! antt-a ati'a'-tion. n a raa laf frtf ".OaT OP lit drUaTKlfft oMaln afthr ra-kafa for you. if hm him I It In 'k K-hanctt Cham Ira I Labratort?t. Portland. Or, plain or 1 nnl mart or diaftaTuro -a not M nuata I ha area. if. of hair. DtmoMnt la guarantaod -naroui I pis wtit ba fnaid. twtotpaid la raptar. upa racaipi 01 Tempting Offerings in the New Season's Goods That Will Arouse Quick Interest The New Wash Goods KIMONO CREPES AT 20? YD. The most extensive variety of styles and colorings we have ever shown.' NEW REPPLETTES AT lof YD. A wash fabric that needs no ironing-; comes in stripe and check styles. DRESS GINGHAMS AT J2'; The best standard quality in hun dreds of styles, stripes, checks, plaids, etc. DEVONSHIRE CLOTH AT 22t YD. All desirable styles in light, medium and dark colors washes perfectly. SCOTCH ZEPHYRS AT 25f YD. Neat plaid styles, checks, stripes and plain colors. All new goods. , NEW PERCALES AT 15? YD. About 200 different styles in light and dark colors. Best quality. Springlliiderinuslins - q For Choice From Skirts, Combina y O C tions, Chemise, Gowns Worth to $2 The zenith of value-giving is exemplified in this special showing and sale of new Spring Under muslins through an unusual and important trade event we secured several dozen Skirts, Combina tion Suits, Envelope Chemise and Gowns at a figure that permits us to place tIie assortment before you at a wonderful saving. You have choice from Gowns in all styles with trimmings of laces and embroideries. Skirts in the popular styles with plenty of fullness and wide flounce; all well finished and exquisitely trimmed. En velope Chemise of fine materials and the best of trimmings; also Combination Suits of best quality Nainsook shown in various styles with trimmings of medallion, insertions, laces and ribbons. It is a salo that few women can afford to miss, for garments that should sell regularly up to QQ. $2.00 have been priced for This Sale at VU- "BuciUa" Crocket and Embroidery Package Outfits Priced at 25c to $1 Come ir, and let lis show you the fine assortment of Bucilla Crochet and Emfcroidery package outfits we have just received. The lot in cludes Baby Pillows, Caps. Bibs, Dresses, Towels, Wash Rags. Ki monos. Gowns. Aprons, etc., and a large variety of most -"ractive novelties to b embroidered and finished with a simple crochet edge for which clear and concise instruction and detail photographs are included in each package. Sufficient Bucilla Crochet and Embroidery Cottons to entirely complete the work, also an attractive Alphabet of Initials with marking directions are included in every outfit. Ma terials of the finest quality only are used throughout and all garments are carefully cut to correct size and style. Special Sale Colgate's Toilet Talcum Powder, in all odors, at 23c Dental Cream, this sale at 15c Dental Cream priced tomorrow at 2."c Dental Powder on sale at 2.5c Shavinjr Sticks priced, this sale, at 23c Rapid Shave Powder, this sale. 25c Shaving Cream for tomorrow's sale 35c Face Powder, special sale price 15c Cashmere Bouquet Soap priced at Shavinjr Soap priced this sale at Charmis Face Powder tomorrow at Eclat Face Powder on sale at Splendor Face Powder, this sale at Toilet Water, assorted odors, priced at Florida Water priced this sale at Charmis Cold Cream on sale at Brilliantine specially priced at Special size Talcum Powder priced at Large Cashmere Bouquet Soap, 21c, or box. . Articles 15 20 10 :..15d 20 20t- a20 25 10 5 .25c 50 50c 50c ..' 4.5c 25c 25d 25c 69c Great Underpriced Purchase and Sale sLrSe Dress S Prices Bane From $3.98 to $8 and Are a Full Third Below Heal Worth Fortunate will be the woman who can arrange to attend this spe cial showing and sale of Women's Dress Skirts, for not only will you save a worth while amount on your purchase, but you may se lect from an un limited variety of styles and mate rials. It is a prominent manu facturer's entire sample line, in cluding one each of every fashion able model for Spring and Sum mer wear for dress, for street, and for outing. Serges, worsteds, wool poplins, shepherd checks, wide-wale corduroys, silk taffeta, novelty mixtures, etc Remember, no two skirts are alike and that all prices quoted for this sale are a full third below regular selling figures. OjQ fr Come early, profit by first choice. Prices from $3.08 to piJi'VT New Crepe de Chine Waists $2.50 to $6.50 An extensive variety of the new styles in white and colored crepe de chine silks of reliable qualities charming models suitable for street and evening wear. Special values from $2.50 up to $6.50 An Attractive Showing of f-r'vS-l:JC-j. .... avMUaVU !..--l44Jl,,,i.MiiM1Pliail UMJI. fil In view of the scarcity of dye stuffs and . raw silks this advance showing of New Spring Silks is, we think, well worthy to be classed as "an event," for it is more comprehensive than our most ambitious attempt during the past ten years. While America is, of course, right royally rep resented, yet foreign silks in new designs and distinctive weaves are ready in a profusion of beautiful patterns and colorings. No advance in prices is' re corded, despite the war abroad. Come Profit by an Early Selection New Swiss Taffetas at '$1.50 Yard America's finest and most wanted silk, yard-wide pure-silk Taffeta of beautiful Swiss finish, shown in both plain colors and in change able effects. An unmatcbable silk at, yard $1.50 New Tub Silks at 75c Yard 32-inch Tub Silks, shown in neat colored-stripe styles on white ground silks of fast color that make up beautifully a special value at, yard ...75C New Check Silks $1.25 and $1.50 Two splendid new lines of the ever-fashionable black and white checked Silks Taffetas, Louis iennes and other weaves in stand ard qualities and 36 inches wide at $1.25 and $1.50. Stripe Tub Silks at $1.00 Yard Rich Satin Stripe Tub Silks in 32 inch width, shown in dainty and exquisite color combinations. A quality sold elsewhere at $1.25; priced here at $1.00 Yard-Wide Solid Col. Silk Poplins 75c Xd. A. complete new line of Silk Poplins in 36-inch width; shown in all wanted colors as well as in black and in white a silk of unequaled quality at, a yard 75 i maun unii naaniTT r, w- jvLj My i Wife r I Sale of New Spring Laces At Attractively Low Prices Just received by express a great special purchase of New Spring Laces that will go on sale tomorrow for the first time. Prudent women will find this to be an occasion for profitable buying for present and future needs. Shadow Allover Laces, in Values to $1.25, f fi at, Yard 36-inch Shadow Allover Laces in an elegant line of pretty new pat terns in white, cream and ecru. They are imported silk mixed and cotton laces, made to sell regular ly at $1.00 and $1.25 aO yard pricea here at rOV. Novelty Net Flouncings, Values to $2.25, qq at, Yard oc Another great variety of Net Top Flouncings in 44-inch width; in cluded are all the new patterns and colorings for Spring. Quali ties worth up to $2.25. QO This Sale at VO Novelty Net Edges, in Values Up to 65c, ofi at, Yard.... OiJC 5-inch Novelty Net Edges in pat terns to match the flouncings. A variety so extensive that every taste may be suited. Qualities made to sell regularly upOC to 65c. This Sale at JJLe Oriental Edges, in Val ues to $1.00, at CA Yard OUC High-grade Net Top Lace Edges in widths from 4 to 8 inches wide. They come in white, cream and ecru. Values to $1.00. This Sale at JK Flouncings in Silk and Metal at, the no Yard P l.0 Extremely high-grade Novelty Flouncines in both gold and silver they come in new patterns in 27 and 36-inch widths and in val ues to $5.90. xhis Sale at CLUU lit V Orl- $1.98 Oriental Net Top Edges, Values Up to 35c, -i f at, Yard iUC 2 to 5-inch Net Top Edges in white, cream and ecru shown in small and large floral and conven tional designs, in dainty lace ef fects. ' Values to 35c. This 1 rv Sale at 1UC Fine Oriental Lace Edges, Values to od 50c, at, Yard iJC An elegant line of new patterns to select from. The latest effects in Venise Edges in widths from 4 to 7 inches. They come in white, cream and ecru. Values Of to 50c. This Sale at -JL Silk Nets, in Values Up to $1.00 a Yard, Qq Both plain and fancy silk and cotton mixed Espree Nets in 36 inch width black, white, blue, pink, brown, etc. Values OQ to $1.00. This Sale at. . . .a Flouncings in Silk and Metal at, the f OC Yard p J.-U 18-inch Flouncings in silk nets with pretty patterns worked in gold or silver; a splendid assort ment in $2.00 to $3.00 - 0 quality. This Sale at. .? .J Novelty Net Flouncings, in $1.50 Grade, at, Yard 27-inch Novelty Net Flouncings, beautifully silk embroidered pat terns in floral effects on both white and cream-colored nets. The patterns are in all the popular colors. A most desirable lace for party dresses. $1.50 grade J Q