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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY ''EVENING. FEBRUARY 21, 1907. 1 The Best Clove Bargain Ever Offered in Portland ,1,700 Pays Superb Qiiajity ; $3 Emb'd Lingerie Pettic'ts $1.95 125 Lingerie Embroidered Petticoats, made of fine: quality Nantes cam bric, with dust ruffle and deep flounce, simply, tastefully and delicately- embroidered. Regular $3 value and really sensationa value at our extremely low Friday bargain price of . . v . . . , $1.95 t zrt ..' I I ERE is an extraordinary Friday oppor tunity to buy a superb pair of $1.50 Kid Gloves at just about half the price you would pay in any other 'store in town. Every laidfaultkssjnjery respect. . X ,y- These Gloves are made of beautifully fine elastic kid, that suits itself perfectly to the shape of the hand. n gf ; Every pair is new and" perfect, strongly sewed and carefully made. AH sizes, in black and every color, blending exquisitely with the rich shadings of the new . spring press raprics. v aiues to $1.50. For Friday Bar. Q V fV j gam uay at oniyT rm rvn-- No phone orders, none C. O. D.. none reserved at this sen sational bargain price. . Cloves fitted any forenoon after sale. 87c r M t i I i t f 100 Taffeta Silk Petticoats : $7.50;:and $8.50 Vals.-$4.87- ... ' ' .1 W 3 W 1 1 Aft,' vitu.it,- r."T je' 100 Silk Petticoats of .finest, and .reliable quality ta f eta in novelty ombre stripes in all colors," plain black and solid colors. Regular $7.50 and $8.50 values, bought especially for this sale by our : New , York buyer. : One of those genuine value-giving Friday -sensations that has made this store fa-t a :Q?i mous.t Sale price ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3)t"U ','":'.. ,'.' ' Conn Window Display., Be Irly. . SPRING 1907 EXHIBITION Robinson & Well's English Tailored Hats Exclusive Millinery for Women of Fashion ' The8e exclusive modes indicate the trend : ... .of fashion for the coming season. You ' ' are cordially invited to view the superb . ' display. . - '.. Lipman, Wolfe & CoT, Importers Cushion -Slips rriday Sale 21c 850 Roman Stripe Cushion Slips, variety of patterns, sewed ready for use,Tinisnecrwttll Ussehr.-Sgc- window displ ever offered ay. ureatest value in Portland Of m1 V Worn; Un derwear VaL to 75 c for 39c For Friday Bargain Day only, clearance sale of Women's light, mfriinm and heavy weight' Vfsla and Pant to 75c ; qualities. Extra 'Q A value at only...,.'...; ,1...U;C 35c Lmb'd Silk Batiste 26c Yd. .The most beautiful, dainty and exquisite of air the summer wash fabrics Woven on light grounds with delicately colored plaids and stripes, n n' with here and there an embroidered silk dot. Reg. 35c val. Friday. .faUL V. Womeri Lace Lisle Hosiery Values 50c, 75c and 85c for 33c For' Friday Bargain Day, 700 pairs of Women's Lace Lisle Hosiery, in a variety of exquisite foot patterns, etra qnalify and perfect in every respect, absolutely fast black Hemrsdorf dye, regular values 50c to 85c Extraordinary Fri .'day value at only....;....... ...............JtjfJ Hose- Supporters Vals. to 50c for 19c Special Friday Sale of Women's Mili tary Straight-Front and Pin-On Hose Supporters of extra quality elastic, regular values to 50c Friday A Q -only, at , . , , . . . . . .'. . .... . . , . I" L Tree Art Lessbiis Daily Tt9 lesaons In Art Embrotdary ar ' riven daily , by aa expert taacher.' Clasms from I to 6 p. m. ' StampInK neatly done In our Art De partment. All work la guaranteed, and la don perfectly in the lnrnrnt and best art department In .the ' Northwest. School Hosiery "WearweU" Hosiery ia the kind that mothers like to buy for- their boys and girls, because they last twice as long as other kinds 25 .Boyi'Heavyj Ribbed School Stock ings, made with double heel, toe and knee. ;-' ; -;.V,. ..i..r , Children's Medium-Weight ' Ribbed School Stockings, double heel, toe and knee. Splendid for their . wear ing qualities. , . . ! SAYS HE tHURLED RING IfJTO RIVER - Hotel "Clerk Suspected of Jewel , , , Box Robbery Makes Strange. Statement. " LjARTlN MAY BE - - l i t . '.; Jewelry Store Employe iTella Con-(- .fllcting Stories to Deputy District ' Attorney Haney, Who Will Inves f """ tlgate tbe Case Farther. '.1 i Al Meyer, the ls-year-old night elerk In the Hotel Carleton. who was arrested yesterlay afternoon by Detectives Jones and Mallett on a warrant Issued upon eompllnt-ef Mre,- Bn Ely, charging him with the tleft of a jewel case from her apartments, appeared before Judge Cameron this morning; for arraignment. Upon the request of the young defend ant the' case wu continued until Mon day foe hearing, aa he wished to secure the services of an attorney. .' ' u--' H. Martin, an employe of Feldenhel- mes Jewelry 'store, , whose name has been connected with tne rase, was ex amined by Deputy . District Attorney Baney. sitting ss a grand Jury, yester day afternoon, and in view of the al leged misstatements msde by hlra a per jury charge may be the result. ; , According to Meyer's story, after finding the casket, he showed the snake ring found In the chest to Martin and told hint the circumstances surrounding the finding of the article.- When Meyer ascertained that he might be accused of the theft of the Jewelry, he says that In rorapany with Martin he went to the rlson street bridge and threw tne ring Into the river. The Crescent stick pin he flung out of the window of his room end the article was subsequently found by the police. The only evidence against Meyer Is the fact that the casket and portion of tbe stolon Jewelry wss found In his possession. . The only testimony that the police hsve been sble to gather as yet Is Mrs. Ely's statement of the din- S0Z0D0NT TOOTH POWDER ) positively bcncficial.de .; liciausly fragrant, gives iperfect satisfaction. Ask your dentist. appearance of 'the chest from her room soma time between Thursday' and Bun day. 'Against tbta.ts the youth's deo 'laratlon that he found the casket In a vacant room In the Hofrel Carleton.-;- ' Deputy District Attorney Hapey gives It as his opinion that Martin was not Implicated in the crime, but Detectives Jones and Tlchenor think otherwise.. Tbe remainder of tbe. stolen property has not been recovered and Meyer stoutly maintains that he does not know any thing -about the missing; articles. NAME CHOSEN. -IS "C0RDRAF Proposed East Side Theatre to . ; Be' Named for the ' -- ; ' Manager. :- ;: Plans submitted by a New -York archi tect lor the new Cordray theatre, which name has been chosen for the -east side playhouse, were virtually accepted last night at the East Side club. According to these plans, the Cordray wilt be one of the finest opera-houses In the north west. -.'.''." - ' Pressed brick and concrete will be used In the construction. The stage will be large enough to admit or any production on the road, ' and the very latest construction Ideas In protecting the audiences from fire are incorporated In the architect's scheme. "There- Is no question about ths money pirt of It." said John F. Cordray this morning, "only ths time required to see all who want to take shares Is nec essary to raise the amount It Is a fact that we are compelled to restrain en thusiastic eaat aiders from taking the whole amount. But we want as many as possible from all over the eaat side. . Mr. Cordray is extremely enthustsstlc over the project snd sayb that it la the greatest thing that the east side has been offered In the history or Portland. "And let me again dispel any doubt In the minds of any that the project will fall, for we of the Inside can as sure you that the theatre Is not only assured, but a dead certainty," stated Mr Cordray. ' . . . Of the amount required, nearly one half has been subscribed up to date practically 110,000.: ? . v. VENIRE FOR MARCH ;-' TERM OF' COURT The drawing of Jurymen for the March term of circuit court took place yester day afternoon. The following names were ths result:; ' 8. M. Barr, Peter Bue,-W. F. Burrell, R. . Breeding, Herman Blaser, Newton Clark. B. F. Clayton, .A. J. Cspron. Frank Dayton, J. A. Dougherty, W. C. Dunlway, W. H. Dryer. M. J. DrtscolU Henry E. Dosch, W. H. Duncklcy, F. Eggert. F. Floss, H. F. Oerspach, J. W. doing, A. .R. ; Gtger, Robert Gardner, Jesse Il1m, -' Samuel ,. Herman, Ross Helney, W.' Hicks, R. J. Jaeger, William Luelllng, H. Letourell, W. P. Llllls, H. U Kreldt. Dave O'Keef, Fred Push, J. D. Regner, James Roes, Mlke Roekls, Rudolph Brhmur, C Raltsman, Albert Syrlng. It. "F. Taylor, Alexander Thorln, T. E. VfVttelund. Walter F. White, J. T. Wilson, Nathan Wllooa.' Herman Wirt, Warren B. White, Robert Wright, Lud wlg Wllhelm, C. A. Whltemore, Robert O, Welch.;.:. , . Spring Has Come, In Douglas. (HperUI Ptopatrb to fhe Jnornal.) Roseburr.'Or Feb. II. RoMburg and Douglas county have been enjoying' the flnret kind of balmy spring weather for the past two weeks, and the people all npfrtt to b enjoying the moat prosperous season of the yw. - Work in every tine Is good and no one Is out of employment. EVELYN'S f.lOTHER MAY TESTIFY Mrs.", Holman Demands That , She Be Given Opportunity . to Co on Witness Stand. SEEKS OPPORTUNITY TO S Yi REFUTE HER DAUGHTER Assisting District Attorney In Every . Possible War to Hang Son-tn-Law ''' and Prove Her Own Child to Be " Prerarlcator. . .'',' a. Jnoratt Iteeetst Swf- - - New Tork. Feb. SI. Mrs. Charles J. Holman. mother of Evelyn Nesblt Thaw, will be called as a witness for the state by .District . Attorney, Jerome. Further than this, Mrs. Holman, since the reve lations made by Evelyn Nesblt Thaw as witness, has demanded that shs be given an opportunity to publicly refute the insinuations made in the testimony against her and to contradict the story told by Mrs. Thaw as to the proposal of marriage by Harry Thaw In Europe and the reason for her refusal. , Mrs. Holman, in a statement given td a representative of the District Attorney In her home In Pittsburg, .stated that Harry Thaw not only did not propose marriage, but she is ready to testify that when she urged him, in view of the gossip which attended their travels' in Europe, to marry her dans-htni' Thaw FOR STOMACH SUFFERERS Don't Cm Anf Remedy That Keep . Ita Formula a Secret. People who are troubled with stom sch weakness cannot afford to use any remedy unless they know what it con tains. - . -: ' " i,.--. ' Ml-o-na, Is not a mere digestive giv ing only temporsry relief, but a speclfto for all disorders of the dlgeattve or gans, and so effects a permanent cure for stomach troubles. Tour physician, wilt - tell you that nothlhg is better than a combination of chemically ' pure bismuth subgallate to allay any Inflammation of the stomach and bowels; cerium oxalate, to strength en the stomach nefves; sodium bl-car-bnnate, which neutralises the poisonous acids that " are present In stomach troubles; snd nux vomica, which will restore Vigor to the digestive' organs and tone the whole nervous system. This combination- Is found -only In Ml-o-na stomach tablets, and It so rare ly falls to strengthen the digestive ays Urn and- cure all forms of .stomach dis orders that the remedy la sold under a guarantee to refund the money unless It cures. . - It you suffer from indigestion, dis tress sfter eating, specks before ths eyes, neadsohes, pains In the bsck and side, emaciation, bloating, nervousness, sleeplessness, or any of the other symp toms of stomach troublea, begin the us of Ml-o-na. stomach tablets -at 'once. Bold in 10-cent boxes. Write today for. a -free sample pack age, and also give os your symptoms, snd one of the best known stomsch speclsllsts will give your esse his care ful and personal attention without rharg. ' Booth s Mlone. company, Buf falo, N. T. " became enraged and forcibly ejected her from his apartments. . ,; 1W Xothe te Xeay estlnony..rl.. Mrs. Holman in her statement alleges that Stanford White never sought an op portunity to harm Evelyn Nesblt, and Mrs. Holman will deny- that site was ever persuaded to go to Pittsburg and leavs her daughter In charge of White, as Evelyn Nesblt Thaw testified. ' Mrs. Holman has denied to the district attor ney and will testify to It, If called as a witness, that she ever connived in any way to imperil her daughter with Stan ford White, , and ' will sweat that the first she ever heard of the matter was when she read the testimony given by her daughter. , Mrs. Holman has given to District At torney Jerome all -of the letters which Stanford White sent to her from the time he first became acquainted prith Evelyn Nesblt until the letter's mar riage, and also tho letters which Eve lyn Nesblt wrote to her mother concerning- Tbaw. - and - his alleged cruel treatment . Jerome also has the letters written by Evelyn - Nesblt about the relations with Stanford White. To Attack Xer Saagbtsr. ' -The district attorney Aas been in formed by. Mrs. Holman that she' Is ready to aid him in any way that may be suggested to make clear the real re lations between Stanford White and Evelyn Nesblt as sho knows them and to attack the credibility of ber daughter. - More Important, perhaps, than any of the documents which Mrs. Holman has given to the district attorney la another j bundle of letters which were given to Mr. Jerome yeoterday. They are- the letters which were written by Evelyn Nesblt to Stanford White, and most of ! these are written after the time fixed by Mrs. Thaw In hsr testimony for the happening in the White studio. Whits requested his secretary, CV. Hartnett, to destroy all personal corre spondence In case of his sudden death. Mr. Hartnett carried out these orders after Mr. White was shot, but the bundle or lexers vnnra oy tiveiyn nesoic to White were overlooked and will be used by the district attorney in hla croaa-ex- aml nation of Mrs. Thaw to show ths dif ference between tbe written expression of her regard for White and the story she told as a witness. Maxle Follette. former associate with Evelyn Nesblt in wie chorus, is arrayed againat the defense, and In a sworn statement given - to Assistant District Attorney Garvan recites a number of in cidents within her alleged personal knowledge showing the kindness Bf Stanford White in his treatment of Eve' lyn Nesblt and the cruel treatment of Harry Thaw. . ' Miss Follotte allege that on one oc casion, at a private dinner in an upper . Broadway restaurant. Evelyn . Nesblt was elttlng atra table talking with friends and Thaw seised her by the hair and dragged her1 out of the room. Masle Follette gave to Mr. Garvin a large amount of information which will be used by Mn Jerome in his cross-ex-' amlnatlon of Mrs. Thaw, and. It is said, that Masle Follette la ready to testify that Evelyn Nesblt told her repeatedly that Stanford White never wronged her In any sray.v ., ,.: .v. -, Finn Going Oat of Business. Hoaeburg.' Or., Feb. tL Eugene Par rott, ex-aherlf f of Douglas county, la compelled by tbe state of his health to retire from the mercantile business and the firm of Parrott Bros, la accordingly closing out stock and will go out of ' business. i ikaiy-fe-W App . AT. MANUFACTURERS5 PRICES Spring garments bought for our new store coming in daily; we've made room for the new; Millinery Department, We must sell new seasonable Suits. Waists, Petticoats. Coats. Jackets, Gowns and Millinery at Clearance Sale Prices s GITS "About 60 Suits bought to sell at the new store for $2&t)0 and $30.00 no room for fl9 7C thcmwill go at. . . t sD 1 o I 0 COATS . . A lot of Coats, light colors, in all wool coverts s - and Raincoats; regular $12.50 values J QQ WA STS iiVilk PettScoaits ' $1.50 Sateen Petticoats. f $2.00 Petticoats. Fri Friday and , Hfr day and Qlr Saturday. . . . ., . .1 U . Saturday. . , . , . . O" . ; , . ... I ; ". SKIRTS- 200 Skirts, in black, light and dark gray, atoo mixtures; bought to sell for $7.50 and $10.00. Half of them-extra sizes. . MILLINERY A. I 60 Waists, just unpacked, in lingerie silk and net; values tin to $15.00. Fridav - frf nv 1 i i i ' onlv. . i . . i sDIIs U Selected-personally bv A new assortment in .Black Broadcloth and Tan ? : Mr. P. M. Hamhurofr ITbverts. in box and fitted: values up to $17.60. ; ON DISPLAY IN OUR. WINDOW ' ,. for immediate wear at Friday and Saturday " 1 1 i , ' , ,' ' j', ",' '. " , ,r. ' ' very reasonable prices. ,- 1 ., ' . . xi T1, in :
