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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON" DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENINO, MAY 20, :. 1803.: ' hi aau i c if i w v a I j ut JMde of :plairf "colored thambray or blue arid white striped seer-sucker. Have deep double flounce, flaring style. This is -a fine opportunity to secure a summer underskirt for a ' third Under regular price. The regular $t.00 - -" grade for only . . ... ..... .u i. . . ', t . . . . . . .'. . . OaC CHILDREN'S KNICKERBOCKER SUITS Made of heavy linen, with large sailor collar, trimmed with three rows of fancy braid.- Trimmed with belt and pearl burtons, pants gathered at knees, S Regular $2.75 values, d fn special at low price ,of., ...... Maf Miss Milne, Here Three Days More Be sure you come in tq i be fitted with a Royal Worcester, Bon-Ton of Sapphire Corset while we have this expert corsetiere with us. Remember, you Jiave a larger assortment than is to be found in any other store, and that all models are made by the Royal Worcester Corset Cpmpany--thei largest and bes makers of corsets m America. Miss Milne will be here, for three days more, assisted by the best corset-fitters on the Pacific coast. gli'M'Q.yc '" I "- v-tr-a-- h (0Ju? i mm i KAlUrj2i "lie Coteft Covers, Oriental Designs, $1.65 Needed in the home at all times and indispensable in your summer cot tage. These in Thursday's sale are 60x108 inches, fringed on tfl CC . all sides;, oriental designs, pleasing colors; r eg.. 5, -Thurs.., 1U) ",,a; fimmm'im A " thousand of them, in Irish Point, ItUriain iOrnerS .Saxony Brussels or Renaissatcve"cts; t they are 1 to 'IH 'yards long; these have been made forVtravelers' samples, and are' samples of curtains worth to $25 the oair: solendid for door eanels. sash curtain . err 1 ! Thursday, each, 60, 75 fl.00 and. l.aW $28.50 Skirts selling at. ... . , ; . I'. V; , r... .$10.00 WoplShirisThird Less Choice of 00 Skirts, offered at this reduction.' Regu-s lar, values from $3.75 to $28.50. An opportunity sel dom met-with. for where else can one find such an assoTtmentof -GOOD strfc as here ?-AihJ forThur. dajrs selling, these ultra-smart models jjo at a- sweep ing, reduction that takes in all fancy mixtures-in wool skirts. Pleated or, circular models in plaids,- striped j effects or. fancy mixtures. Some models jiave the very ' late circular fold, of the same material as skirt. . Buy your summer skirt Thursday and r Thirn '"" - $10.00 Skirts 4 & nt selling at......OD.DU $25.00 Skirts (in nn iselling at. ; .olU.UU $18.00 Skirts O AA selling at. ... I)1UU save . , $3.75 SJcirts ' j f' selling at. . ;. tDtUU $4.50 Skirts V (t selling at,.....eeUU $6.00 Skirts ' C A ( selling at......04,UU Aef HU Portland Come; and Share In the Savings $2 Dmask These cloths, are. 56x63-inch sizes, in a variety of handsome pat terns.' Good1 quality "damask, too in fact, one of the best $2.00 values you ever saw. For Housekeepers' Day, remark- A qq ably underpriced. Buy one, only. . 4 .5 1 ) n Mbri's 77cs 9ct sPec,al Saie L'bbey's Cut Glass Third Fl66r DRESS GINGHAMS in plaids, stripes or checked designs. All colors. : A lot of 15,000 yards in this Thursday sale. A 10c grade, Thursday at the low 7 price -of. . . . :. . ,. C ENGLISH LONG CLOTH, grass bleached. Fine quality, soft finish; comes in bolts of 12 yards each. - Regular price $2.25 the bolt. . liiursday only;..... $1J8 ! WHITE LINETTE, for street suits, nurses' costumes, etc. Can not be told from real linen; wears and washes perfectly.. The ; regular 18c quality is o 1 selling at 1.WC PERSIAN LAWN, 40 inches wide and very sheer. Specially priced for Thursday only, the i doc grade, per yard, only. . . . 19c The Ladies' Home Journal Quarterly Summer Style Book The largest and nbst authentic fashion guide to be had at any price. Gives a full account of the best styles and tells how to make them, as well as how to wear them. TKe regular price of 'the book is 20c, and with it you get a coupon good for one 15c pattern, therefore r alj the Quarterly costs you ( is .JC 100 dozen Four-in-Hand Ties in light or dark colorings,, and in a wide range of patterns. New spring styles, including plenty of such popular shades as gray, red, browns and blues. 100 dozen reg ular 50c Ties, Thursday,": OA each..,. MEN'S BLACK COTTON SOCKS, good, smooth quality. Special Thursday, 2 ' OC ' pairs for. DC MEN'S GOLF SHIRTS in stripes, checks and all late de signs. Materials madras or cham bray. $1.25 values, "spe- . Qf cial, only .QaC MEN'S UNDERWEAR A lot of 75 dozen, in fancy weave bal briggan. Pink, blue or white. Splendidly . finished garments. Regularly 75c each, jt Thursday ;C When you are buying cut glass, buy the best tof be had. Attend this sale nd buy goods with the name "Libbey" etched on them is a guarantee of quality and cut. Note" the very special prices we offer on these goods. These mentioned, are ealiKsamnlesW' i -..a. . . r . . picniy more to De lounu. $3.00 Nappies, 6-in. size S2.00 $3.75 Nappies, 6-in. size 82.75 $3.60 Comports, special 82.75 $4.00 Flates, 7-in. size .83.00 - $4 Bonbon Dishes, sp'l, 83.15 $4.ou &ugar and creamer, spe cial at ................ 83.50 $6.00 Bowjs, 8-in. size $4.75 $8.00 Bowls, 8-in. size $6.25. Very special bargains in Mar bles, Terra Cotta and in Bronze Figures. HOME-FURNISHING SPE CIALS Hardware Depart ment, Third Floor. , ' Wood frame Clothes Racks, with. 4 hooks. Special House keepers Day Sale, f each.. ... ....5IC A complete line of Garden and Lawn Tools on sale 3d Floor. RICKARD'S CELEBRATED COFFEE POT No boiling of coffee, and clear,: pure, amber coffee, without the poison. . ; 1- quart size . . . ...... .81.00 2- quart size 81.20 3- quart size ... ..... ,;.-15 4-quart size ..91.50 All complete, with, hot-wAter pan. ij ' Extension Hat arid Coat Racks, with 7 pins, priced,; Thursday each1" SpCcial prce Extension Hat and Coat Racks with 10 pins, special at r only..,..i;.....;.......10C BALL-BEARING LAWN MOWERS, 18-inch size, regu lar $6.75 value, at syr special price of. ... . I D Sale of Dress Goods and Silks 87c Thursday, Friday and Saturday bar gains fn high-class fabrics. A superb assortment of splendid qualities at prices ab surdly loW. Fancy silks' in stripes, checks, hairlines, etc. Ligh.t-colored effects for sum mer wear; 4,500 yards. Keguiar values, special at low price of CREAM. "NAVY SERGES' One of the most popular dress fabrics of the season, at a special price, which enables you to provide tor yojrv summer suit at. much less than usual. Note the re ductions: ; $1.00 grade, special at;...... $1.25 grade, special at $1.50 grade, special at.t;V:....:...v. .81c 98c $1.19 $1.75 grade, special Sit $2.00 grade, special at. $2.50 grade, special at $1.39 $1.59 $1.89 BLACK DRESS GOODS In serges, panamas, herringbone ef fects, etc. Self stripes in light weight, for dress gowns, as well as heavier materials for tailored suits. Great bargains at the following prices : $1.00 values selling 7n $1.50 values selling r for..... yc for 51. uy $1.25 values selling QQ $1.75 values selling A j 29 (1 m An 1:: : i o ,t - , 1. a-a on ml ishSpringOxfords$5V3ls.$3.29 i50c Dresde mbons 29A Over 75 styles in this superb lot, the most favored colors are well represented and the models include the favored orfes for this season's wear. High, medium or low heels, medium weight, welt exten- . m .. ... ' i. sion soies loes plain or with tip, tan or brown, in button or lace, kid or calf leather. Suede leather in brown, green, blue, pink, red, old rose, etc. The most complete assort ment possible to find; very faddish styles, and regular values up to $5.00 pair. Aj OA You should not fail to see this superb assortment. On sale at this special price IJ.W JllSt In yfomen's 10-button shoe tan calf vamp, with top of Copenhagen blue suede. Finest pearl buttons, that; match top in color. Hand-made throughout. Let us show you this splendid line. Small Things for Ihe Household AMMONIA, for household use; pint-bottle size; a ner cessity to the housewives during the cleaning season. Special Thursday Q at OC RAINIER'S MINERAL SOAP, for the bath and toilet. Naturally antiseptic; large 10c cakes, on sale spe cial tor liiursday at 4c IRONING WAX in large cakes, on sale at this M special price fC DARNING COTTON black or white, on spools. Thursday's price, spe- cial, 3 spools for. ...... OC KERR'S LUSTRE TWIST Black silk finish : best sewing thread; 300-yd. spools; worth 10c, for 8c WHISK BROOMS, in small size, for the traveler; in Jeathep slide ; worth f 30c, special at. :J luC BLACK SATEEN OVER SLEEVES, worth in . 25c, special, pair JLaC WRAPPING TWINE in all colors, special at.ithe uaw 29c $3.39 5C : A special purchase brings us these 5-inch Ribbons at a small cost, that enables us to offer a phenomenal bargain. Satin-edge Dresdens in bliies, pinks, helios, mais and variegated effects; regularly worth to 50c a yard, and a splendid assortment; special, Thursday WOMEN'S CAPE GLOVES, 16-button length, in the most-wanted shades of tan, for street and general outdoor wear; the regular price is S4 the pair; spe cial for Thursday WOMEN'S VESTS Low neck, sleeveless style, in extra sizes; splendid quality at the regular price of 3Sc each; on saie Thursday only at, 23c WOMEN'S PANTS, umbrella style, knee lace trimmed; regular 65c values, oh sale at, spe- IJq FINE QUALITY WOMEN'S HOSE in stainless tan; the patterns are allover lace, boot lace, plain lisle or embroidered and striped effects; a wide. choice of patterns in all sizes; grades selling regu larly at 75c, 85c and $1 the pair; we will make " ' Thursday a tan hosiery day worth remembering choice of all our popu. iar lines oi tan nose m tnese qualities at the .saving once of. per pan; ... , , , , 69c HI g!!FMMM,.M,w , in .i-..iirii.nii. , y Wll ., m i . ,! n , , A,1,, 1 t 1 r r . Ill III ,., , m is SCORED BY N CODTEE Congressman Called Instru ment of Lake; Snbmanne Company and Accused of TTavincr Acted in . Bad Faith With House, (L'nlto Prr Wlr.) Wafihlagton, May 20. Branding 1! of his charges aa being false, and accusing him of bad faith, contempt aod disregard of his obligation as a member of congress, the select house rnmniitM anDofnted to invest! eate the accusations made by Representa-L?Tne 0mmittS rinds 'that live ijiiiey agamBi me ciecinu eoai company of uBtng corrupt methods to Influence legislation in its favor, tnn!e it report to. the house today. The report is a scathing denuncla the boat company and Congressman Loud Representative Lilley is arraigned for allowing himself to be UBed as an "instrument of the Lake Submarine company," and is charged with "acting in bad faith," "violating his obligation as a member," and "act lag; in contempt of ihe bouse." Th committee find that the .Intro Auction of the resolution Asking for an Investigation ot bin charges wu not la. trtxluesd la rood faith by Lllley, that h had no Information to juatlfr his charges, that ha acted In bad faith In making- them, and that In at&tlnsr that he 'mad no chargta reflecting upon members of the houaa he waa not eln cer. The report further chara;a him with violating Ma obligation la formu lating ana urging oerore trie commute groundless charge against Congress man Loud of Michigan, that he scted in bad faith when he allowed his clerk to pend letters reflecting on the honor and Integrity of members of , the house, and that ha acted in contempt for not dis avowing tna letter published over his own signature reflecting on the honor and integrity or members of the house. In destroying a forged letter from his secratary to Frank u. Ed In borough of Bay City, Michigan, relative to the Loud incident. Instead of delivering it to the committee. Lilley is also held to have acted to eontempt-----. ' Assist tog- Xake Company. The committee finds that Liner's ob ject in making the charges was In real ity a 'propaganda" in behalf of the Lake company, which sought to defeat the clause In the naval approDrlatlons bill favoring the electric company. Lil- lev's charaea that excessive profits wars being mads In submarine contracts are declared to te based on fictitious fig ures. nd that Lillejr knew the charges te iaise wnrn ns mu imia no cress correspondent naval official, member of congress or campaign committee nad been corrupted bv the electric com nan v. and Lilley. is scored for refusing to tes tily at tne pea-inning or me investlKs ; tion without the aid of counsel. Con- ,Mh. rt 1va hv iha fn. ." .request tnat ne te allowed td n " -j i dictate, tiie selection or counsel-and the tiniit cnneresEinaji In the contro-1 mode of Dimcedure of the commlttsa was ymy and complete vindication of ISVWX ...erae I did not know Mr. Neff of the Lake com pany, it was subseauently proved that they were intimate friends. Mr. Neff had been holding dally conferences with Mr. Lilley, beginning with the night of the introduction of the resolution, and was helping him to prepare his case. It must have been difficult for Mr. Lilley to forget his conference with Mr. Neff pn February 10, 108, immediately after the action of the . naval committee. It has been shown that Mr. Lilley went down in ftna of the Lake company's bofctsfwlth Mr. Neff the previous sum mer and that one night of the same summer Mr; Neff, at his hotel in Water bury, dictated a telegram -to Secretary of the Navy Metcalf in the interest of Ihe Lake company. It needs no argu ment to show the logical sequence of events that tell the history of what led up to and constituted the propaganda which was designed, aa indicated In the frank admission of Simon Lake, to edu cate the members- of congress to the point of recognising the merits of the m typo ui uwu iv Sid Ho Want Investigation. "By stating on hi 'honor and respon sibility, as a member of this house, that he had information not based on hear say requiring an investigation respect ing the conduct of bia colleagues, he in voked the entire machinery of the house to institute proceedings against a private corporation for the benefit of another private corporation. The grav ity of his offense is apparent Six months prior to the Introduction of the resolution. Mr. Lilley was doing every thing in his power to help the Lake company, and after the introduction of the resolution the Lake company, through its officers and agents, was doing everything in its power to help Mr. Lilley. the purpose of' the resolution was not to secure an investigation, but legislation Mr. Lilley never mads any calculation on an investigation for the verification of facts, but used fictitious flvurea without question. "He did not Inquire concerning them of a friend of Con gressman Hobson. who wss In a posi tion to Inform him about them. He re- auosteri that certain naval offloer. w txa mined and then refused to take their word. It Is characterlstio of Mr. Lii. ley's attitude that when he learned that ess he has r.ever to" this time exorexKw gratification at the removal of the cloud No recommendation the report Waterburr, conn.. May SO. Represen tative Lilley refused to make any lengthy comment on the committee's re- declarlnsjt that he could - not in port, declarin Justice to himself discuss It until after ne naa oareruiiy read Its contents and consulted hla lawyers. '"The most serious and painful effect It has on me is Its reflection on my per. sonal honor," he said. "However, thoaa who know me will not need any expla nation. Thera is nothing Ux my private or public record that justified these re flections. ' , WALLOWA'S CLERK FOR REPRESENTATIVE (Special pinratrh to The WnU Bnternrlse. rr vrv n t i n. v 1..' Wallowr-eountV7ha. - tz, T . " on ln democratic n w-Hi0,nt PBentative for Union and Wallowa counties. He is well ?0wn, 11,,bothJ, Sountles, having been hi7&"A ?e past fou? year? x nimwn county. DRY THROATS III STJOHIISSOIIDIiy New Administration Enforc ing Laws Despite Well-Es-' tablished Traffic: Ciqyfsi rr r-9 if i u u 0muftEn Never Falls to HESTORE GRAY op FADED HAIR totts NATURAL COLOR and BEAUTY No matter how lono it ha uvwwjj aicXil. DU1I1K ira TDIIinrV ah lid poalUvelv flnilX, Keeps hair aoft and glossy. Re- il aUDHLlIUUW- . Zf. W Tim a a as mvi.h m wsacav wucii nv irsJt Jirru liltl 1 t1 ' IMUiUwll cis BuspK-iunv oi Mr. loua were ground fiW U DUC Size. 1 IS NOT A nvp. vir hitt-ii no vapres- r j FnUo Kay HMe. CO- Newark N - and good name pf a fellow member." ' VOODAIUt CLAKKE & CO. 1 , ' - - i Bt. Johns, which has always been nominally a dry town on Sunday, but which baa In reality been notoriously open via, the rear entrance, is to be dry m me sense. m law intenot rrom henceforth. - . , - Deputy District Attorney- Btevenson has fJled , an infprmaUon against , three aaloonmen of Bt Johns and their cases are being tried In the east aide justice court this afternoon. The men are Henry E. Knight, Luther M. Miller and John Doe. - The first two ere charged with aelllng beer, to Charles Bennett last Sunday and receiving .money for the same.- The name cif ha last numoi offender was unknown to the complain ant but he is Charged with selling beeaJ u m maa .namea v iuicn. While the cases aaainst tha lnnn. men are being prosecuted by the district attorney's office under the state law it Is said bv fit. Jnhna nun whn ihnnM know that the; movement 'to dnu tha iown ugni was oegun- Dy the new city administration. It Is known thaf detectives have been worklna to secure evidence strain th ounaay jaw violators ror some time. vui. wru inn ciienieio o i ine aa loonmen known to the trade that wit nesses were una Die w pass the Inner circle last Sunday when three alleged violations of the law were made, - "It has always been tbs argument -of the saloons that they cannot pay the 11,000 license and do buainesa without the Sunday trade. There are six saloons in St Johns and the city therefore de rives 16,000 from license fees every year. ; The new administration la evi dently of the opinion that If six saloons can't do a legitimate business It Is bet ter to have only five. Whether this is -OOOD HOMES OR NONE AT ALL- WALNUT PARK Is admittedly the choicest resi dence section of the city. Noth ing but good homes allowed on the tract. All that is necessary to convince yoi that it has no equal in the city is to visit ; WALNUT PARK, which" is rapidly becoming the FIFTH AVENUE DISTRICT of Portland. , v Branch Office at the Park. , W. M. Killingswbrth 323t Chamber of Commerce" V Mairi" 4557 -GOOD HOMES ' OR NONE AT ALL- true ort not the new officials propose to enforce the law regardless ojf the re. suit -;' j.-;-'-'' 'A ;';....;-- ipf :v;--.;;sf ,.i, 'kL It Is said that the other three saloon- men have been caught selling liquor on Bundav and will ' be . prosecuted ; alao. Tha maximum flne for a first offense of this kind is 25. , . ,A Aberdeen Teacher Married, . (Speirln Oisrxteb to Jlie Juarnal.) Aberdeeh, Wash., : : May S0.-Mltai Be.tha Thornton. teacher " in the schools of this place for the past ffvn .Jr"lL.w niarried Monday to-J Hubert Schafe of Satsop. 1 1" wia S quiet home wedding. , They are on a wsd41nt trio to the sound. , 7 ,.n ? .