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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 23, 1803. JL";i!.L.LlJ Portland Jigtntt Ce B. a la Spirite Corsets for Women of rashion Fitted fry Only Expert Corsetier in Portland Nemo Corscl (usee is : ?ctrn5 HKTnfXD n ' ' fVW, 1 iKmk showing & I mi UMimt Miss Lillie Lawlor, Relates ; , Incidents of Divorce Suit : Attacks Motives at the French . 1 lawyer - Who Scored "Woman.; r New York. April II. MIbs Lllll JUw. Jor, tba, California glrr who la ona of I , tha cantral t Iguts In tba Hart McKaa ' dlvorca ault, baa tvn. Tha American ' tha flrit Interview bad with bar alnca I .. ' aha arrived from Pari. - .' ' Her" nam wa a i mentioned In tha i French' courts two day ao,.,whenl i ' illaitra . .Labor!, ' McKee'a , lawyer, da- . 'olared that lttr aha had 'written ' Tha young woman- emphatically daw renns cor rnena ana companion, jars. WcKea. Eh denlea" that - tba former wlfa of Hurt Tevla of Han THuiolacaj nts. ambied -away a fortune in man I .play at Mouie carlo.. Ukewiaa ana a- inru that there lit Ao -other man la whonl Mra. McKaa la sufficiently inter ated to prompt the preaent proceeding-. I ..' r "X Jiora wttt SU Wlfa," . "Hart McKaa la till deaperetely In 'and le using desperate, mean a .to pre- vent bar front getting; a divorce. - There la not ona word of truth la tha terrible p tor lea manufactured br McKaa ' and Maitre Labor! in their afforta to thwart her ault. liar friend In the' United Stats are aware of thla. and every mall. aha recelvea la flooded with letter aa-1 aurlng her of loyalty." ' . . - - Alter m axing pun uirecv luinggui i nlrltedly. Mlaa 'Lawlor paid bar. re-1 pecta to tha huaband.. 1 - i - ; ! do not care to make public" aha ' added, "any opinion I mat have of a I . man who will reaort to -auch tactics Ir a controversy' with a woman; besides, it la not necsssary-r-Hart McKee la too weu Known in Wis country. It waa with tba greatest dlfftoulty that Mlaa Lawlor waa Induced to dleoua tha affaire of the McKee. She said aba dreaded tha notoriety Into which her name might be brought In ' connection with tha ault. but oonaldered It tha duty of aome friend ) Mra. McKee to take op her defense. - She would not consent to' ae the reporter at ber apartment, but did dlacuaa the case at aome length over tha telephone... ., ; .. Xttav BrouglH Xnto Oaae. ' Mlaa Lawlor. who B wealthy, apend a large part or ner lime tnfaris. now occupying apartment eiuaio uu In at ding, xington - ave- 8hel the East I la f aahlonabla ' Sixty-sixth street and L nue. At tha last hearing of the divorce . caae Maitre Labor! charged that a let ter Mlaa Lawlor had written to Blgnor .Alllotti. tha Italian charge d'affalra, urging him to eend-the Mar quia -Oug- ' liemi to ner immeaieieiy, waa stolen .from Hart McKee's ault In tha Hotel Caatlzllone on March la.- The defence hoped to prove by thla that Ougllemt waa a oevotea aamirer or Mra McK.ee. " "I hardly know either Marauia Qua . lleml or Slgnor Alllota" Mlaa Lawlor told tha reDorter. "and I am eoually oc ttlve that Mra. McKee bad no mora than a speaking acauatntanoa with, either. . 'I am at a loss to understand all Of thla talk about a letter that I wrote be . lng an Important . factor Jn tha case. If I ever aent auch a communication to Blgnor Alllotti I do not remember It. 4 ''I think thla la ona or tha moat un fortunate affaire of which I have ever known. The new pa per are filled with tne senaationai stones wnton are in' japlred by Hart. McKee, and nothing la .being said 'In defence of bis wife, who Is one of the moat lovable and charming women 1 ever met. . Jta. Vox. X Battrlatf. The atatementa that ah has spent .large auras In riotous living and haa not .treated her husband as a. devoted wife should are aa prepoaterous as ths yam a - aoout ner Deing a . laminar rigrura at Mont Carlo,. I know all of thla to be without anv foundation whatever, aa waa with Mra McKee a great deal un til I left Franc a raw weeka ago. She la not the kind of a woman who enjoys the Ufa such aa she has been accused of aeaaing. - , - "On the contrary, while ah likes to have her friend about ber, abe haa grown to o retiring. She haa always been a loyal wife and a dutiful mother to the little aon who has alao been men tioned frequently. In the proceedings. ; ("Among all of tbeir frtenda It la wall known that. Hart McKee ' will stop at nothing In order to prevent his , wife from obtaining a divorce. It Is amas lng, however, the lengths to which h has gone In this effort" t , Miss Lawlor could not be Induced- to 'comment upon the charges that Mra. McKee has made against her huaband. Eh Insistad that It waa unnecessary, i . "Enough la known , about him here to let thoee Interested aurmla th truth." she declared. , MESSENGER BOY SENT mrv TinTJATnr nrmrAAT ' Richard Reaves 18 years of Age, has . neen sent to in reiorra acnooi, oy vuage . Gantenbeln. H confessed to the theft or a aet or surgical instruments: woman's purse and other article on h!a rounds as a mesaenger. About one fear ' xor peny intari ana. warned, dui ; faiiTd to V hMd. ' Three boy u and two rlrl wer ywn- tVi If TaWl tn ths) Wtaaw rlAtantiAtt Kw a whlnh fina tJarskaalr O tM 1 Tha a smsat A ...! -it- ' 'afiiaTi iinnAV KiinAPinranriAnf niiniau'. aa it";.iii ing nnmR. nnn innia i nrAiaarai it. twork. of the institution are much pleased "' -with lta enulDment and -mirrniinrttnra ,:The building Is roomy and the ground . lnnliidA four MHn nor Rnlmnnf ilk ' .tion. on the Montavuia car line. uaiei Vv.f'-v,,-- Xztra Special. Rug Bale J33.50 Axmlnster . J 18.85: 120 Brussels ruga. tlS.85. Bros., home furnishers. 360-370 E. Morri son Street-tv..i.vC,Ht:Ji-iB:;: BuiMlag Permits. . v Frank Qulrls erect dwelling, Cleve land between " Emeraon and Sumner, $3,000; K, H. Wiley, erect dwelling, Mad ison between -East Fortieth and Eaat Forty-first.. 13.000: T. F. BrowerB. erect - dwelling, ; KartiUa between Main and t Madlaon, tl.100; fl. M. Harris, erect two ' dwelllnga, Couch between East Sixteenth ' and Eaat Seventeenth, 12,600 each; Mra i A. H. Randall, erect dwelling, Oxford be 7 tween East Eighth and Eaat Ninth, i 1,?00; L. Connell. erect dwelling. Hal v leek between McClung and EaBt Fif teenth, 11,700;. N. H. Bean, erect dwell' : lng, . East Nineteenth between Alberta , and Mildred, $1,900;E. E. Leer, erect ' dwelling, Alblna avenue betdeen Blnd f ingard and - Humboldt. $1,600:; Frank Bode, erect dwelling. Eaat Thirteenth, between Couch and Pftvla, $1,800; Mrs. J. i Holton, , erect flats, Fargo between Wil liams and Rodney, $4,000; W. R. Stokes & Co.,, erect three dwellings, Halaey be i tween East Thirteenth and East Four': teenth, $ j,B00 each: - Mra. Dorothea ttchade erect ? two dwellings, Hassalo i between East .Fifth and East Sixth,' $3,250 eaghl Charles L Schleffelin,' erect , dwelling. East Eighteenth between Brazes and - Knott, ,$2,000; L. Saldern. rect dwelling, 'Grand avenue, between Wasco and Multnomah, $3,600; Multno mah Amateur Athletio club, erect foun op.tlnn, Stout between Washington and Taylor, $4,000; C. R. Calkins, erect dwell ing, Flanders near East Fiftieth, $1,400; ' Herman Enke, erect store. Union be tween East Oak and East Stark, $1,600.' T 3000 lancy Meils klues M $2.75 it 95c Friday Bargain Day comet the grcateit tale of VeU in many yeTt 3,000 of the rnostfashlonablc novelty veila in the most desirable ihadei of brqwn. Alice blue. Copenhagen,' gray, . . purple, new green, black; garnet, navy, tan, ' and champagne, Vj, $ and ;3 yard A long, with chenille dots; ribbon, velvet and che- nille borders. A great variety of new de- " 1 1 . . ' i. ' ' " 1 signs in tingle and double widths,' self color' and two-toned effectt. No old patterns and no common patterns.' 'All Just received from 'Kew York. Many of them extreme mm J0iw a fry novelties. RegulArly sold at $1.50, $2.00, $2.2(T, $2.50 and $2.75. On tale Friday Bargain Day for-i-ape- cial -only. 95 c 3 ' . Fancy GottdnVoile 25c Value Only 9c 10,000 yards of medium weight Fancy Cot ton, Voiles, especially adapted for launder ing. The grounds are brown, tan, navy, roy al and black with a large collection of neat. pretty desiens: also' solid colors. Always told for 25c yard Friday Bar gain Day a most extraordin ary bargain at, the yard price of......,.;........,.........; 9 c 0 Men's New Shirts $1.50 Vals. at $1.15 The important thing about these shirts is that they are NEW spring, 1008, shirts not discontinued patterns. Made of imported madras and percale, cuffs attached or de tached, all sixes. The kind you al- ir ways pay $1.50 for choice,..... 3X ID Best 16-Button Chamois Gloves "Fluffy Ruffles" Cape Gloves Long Strap Gauntlet Gloves Regular' $3.50 Values for S2.65 Foi. Friday Bargain Dayan immense purchase of just the wanted gloves for spring wear. Lot 1 Elbow length "Fluffy Ruffles" Lape Woves, tan and brown, gusset too. with 3, pearl buttons on side; $3.50 vals. ' Lot 8 16-bntton length Chamois Gloves, best quality made, sold everywhere at $3.50 a pair. Elbow length strap Gauntlets, in tan and brown, the very latest glove for street and driving: wear. All sizes. Every glove a $3.50 value. (1 1 C Friday...;:.....; tPZ.Od Women's Smart Tailor-Made Suits 1 i Women's Hosiery, Values to $L25 at 29c . - - Values to $33.00 Friday at $16.85 Men's "Onyx" Hose, Values to 75c at 19c Strictlv tailor-made Suits for. women, of all wool Panama.and fancy striped mens wear doth. made, in the ever-oooular Prince Chap and Pony Jacket stylessome piain xauorea, oiners Draia inmmccu xnc bkixts arc au uiauc m umw . cuia gUI CU Biyics. woiuis uiaui, brown, navy and fancy stripes. Sellinz reg. up to $33.00. Just Bargain' Day. $16.85 ... $ Princess Lingerie Dresses Reg. $8.75 Values at $5.87 Princess Dresses 'made of fine, qual ity lingerie batiste, cut After the lat- est fashion, trimmed witn aainty vai enciennes lace, Venise insertion and embroidered medaluons. Costumes suitable for all occasions house, street and evening wear. White, light blue, ecru and laven- AJ ow der; regular $8.75 vals. . . .9u0l 48c Jewelry Sale Special lots of gold-filled jewelry selling at various prices higher than the sale price of 48c. Values are re markable at the price. Included are: xoasBtHOto Fisa sat ran cams. cajnsB VAamr moxau COUia STTTrOXTXKf ; bTTXOK S1M9 BXXiT SVOXZJSS Soecial showinc of Paris novelties in . Hat Pins, Belt Buckles, etc. J 1 I- Another one of our famous 29c sales of women's imported sample Hosiery about 2,000 pairs, hardly two pairs alike, value all the way up to $1.25 pair. This hosiery is offered in 37 new coU ors as well as black and white. Plain gauze, all lace, boot lace, plain lisle, hand embroidered styles, etc It will pay you to be here q at 8 o'clock Friday morning, choice. . . . ..aw C 500 dozen pairs men's fine Im ported Cotton Socles, the celebrat ed "Onyx" brand, known every- where aa the best There is an 1 endless variety of plain colors, fancy weaves, embroidered ef fects, plaids, stripes, etc. Colors black, tan, grajfc greens, cadet, navy and about 1,000 fancy color ings. Regular values all the way up to 75c, now on sale for only Wc 39c Pillow Tops Only 15c LP ; Regular 39c 'Pillow Tops, stamped and tinted. I ready for iworking, in popular floral de- f signs--Friday Bargain Day. ........... 1 OC Regular 25c Music at 15c All the latest and most popular Sheet Music the kind you always pay 25c a copy for i r now only;..,.. ... .. ... . 1 0 C 350 New; Stylish Corsets ($2.00 Leather and Suede LCtual-$i:75 Values, 98c 1 At an extraordinary Friday in ducement we offer 350 new, per- ' feet and stylish Corsets, selling every day at $1.75 ; in three dis- 1 tinct styles; all made of fine , white; French coutil, with wife lace, beading and ribbon around top and double row in front with ribbon bow; front and aide hose supporters. First style medium bust, princess hip, sizes 18 to 30 ; ; second style high : bust, short ) hip, sizes 18 to 24; third-atyle I low bust arid short hip, sizes 18 to 22. Regular $1.75 value j q q p an extraordinary bargain X 0 W . :.:' Belts, Our Regular $1.50 and $2.00 Values, at 98c Black, btown, white, navy, blue and tan , Leather and Suede Belts, handsome gilt buckles, plain and fan- AQ cy. -Regular $1.50 and $2.00 values for. ......... 70C W. B." Corsets Which Give the Fashionable Long Back 1 Fitted by the ONLY Expert Corsetier in Portland I 1 ( 1 to 22- broideries, Values Up to $1.00 Yard, 19c Per Yard 19lIncliBlackiraf f etaiSilk Reeul ar85c' m 59ch For Friday Bargain Day only we place oh sale 3,000 yards H good quality - 19-ihch BkckfFafieta'. Silk a quality that sells everywhere at 85c a ' ' - ; f' yard. -Only for,Friday;at i' -VI ?&T). JfC $125lStampediaisti9;8c Shirtwaist Patterns. stamDed readv. for working .; in the oon- uiar. waiiacnian, eyelet, r rench braid, and carnation , embroweryl.25;qualityy:?';''.;ii-'i- SwissI nainsook and cambric Edges, 'Insertions; Flounces, Corset Cover Edges and Bands, from 1 to 22 inches wide. t-n a a -a m aa a - ". aoia reguiany up to si.uu vara friaay sale i a only. ... .... .. . ........... '... ijC I 30c Taffeta Ribbon, Yard 15c Reg35c Pyrography Gas Pen 23c Framed Pastel Pictures at $1.25 06 Toy I A fw hundred yards of 4-inch all-dlk:. Taffeta Ribbon' in all - the wanted colors; 30c a yard everywhere; Fridajr f ; .-yard . v. . . , ....... i -.':.... ' t . ; Iv C ' - :. l -.--5.r.;H '';'VM':'jP' The popular Gas Pen for doinff pyroKrapny, barhinR: :0 " regular ,35c quality . for. .. .... ..... ;.'..., ...... . . mOC Variety of subjects in these dainty framed, Pastel 'Pie tures; -were $2.50 each,. Friday sale $1.25 When, the other day, we asked an importer just returned from Paris what the prospect was for future corset fashions; this was his answer: " ' "As far as any one can tell, the same long, slender designs of corsets that we have now will be built for next autumn: and win ter. If anything, they will be still longer and more slender. Women will be as near hipless as it Is possible to make them ln That is the influence o the pres ent great wave of Directory fash ions in dress for. Directory " re stores to the human figure the im portance it r had to the ancient Greeks. A woman's figure decide her draperies. v , . (i The best American corset we know, and which cornes near est to the expensive and very fine productions of French lfl N-i i corsetiers and provides the proper basis for the perfectly fitted gown, is 'i l -t' : ; . ; . v , .'.'" The Superb 3." Core- , ( Models for stout, medium and slender fisrures-fittcd by the OiLV j expert corsetier in Portland. 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