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THE OREGON SUNDAY IOURNAU PORTLAND. SUNDAY WORKING. APRIL tl. lilt I n Prin'olpal Portland Agcnta IadlWHopio Journal PattnisAll iho Latoat Styles in jll Bhcs at lOo and 15o Eaoli Tho Quarterly Stylo Book of Ladlca Homo Journal Patterns In .250, Witlt a 1 60 Pattern I r 30, Reducing Coat to lOo 2000 Mea'a Pino Negligee Shirts 55o Made coat style, vith cuffs attiched, plilrrcV plilted soft twonvwlth starched or French cuffs.. They come in plain Hue and neat lijjht stripes and patterns. CC Our best regular U in&c at this low pric uuw Se Third Stmt Window Display Itlcn's Moroorizod Ncgligoo Shirts 85o Another special offering for tomorrow a sale of Men's Mercerized Negligee Shirts, made with soft turn-down coIUr, tme ptxket and twt-lnitton sleee. Qine in plain white, tan and cream and in all sizes. Hest ft OT jcrade at : OOL Practically Three Mexican . States Wow Under Control SAPZ) S MORRISON rl nana,t frftr nminHi (wra-xr1." a"-- VI UbIMUl VIV4VW, WIIMIUIU Release of American, rmllfr' m'" CWtal fMS Um4 Ira I "KliV-V . biaa.4 U (( f PRESIDENT MADEIIO ABANDONS SI N ALO A 10 REBEL ARMIES 1 1 . Tv i 1 ay i n a, .lfe il !( jts 4mI !- fur kal -t.M K ; l kol 11 vlli4y iKlr control. MMiJt IK ii.r rt IK i t( Ska, I'Mtaikm K for kwutttLS hall in Kktult of Ih AMirky I lltf4 U Koaor. rf4la lo 4K frvM lKr today, Misall and i.ix-ht r loulad ri- itir iMr i ar k 1114 4 ir ! ! lb pw. Culiaran. IK capital. I llhout f 1ef l kuldler 4 irtao bo hat ta r4e4 frotn K xnHniirr ar looting afed OaeaiaJ lrual Orvaco lda rir I. K nui of ih aula drfart ml l Uaabmglaa, which 4tnaad4 imn by IK rll thl.f at Amarl. ra raala an4 aaf.iy f Amtficam la rl wrniaiy. oreiroi rly aa an I Ky Wlaa-ra jh and vbUJa4 pl- far rrfntllo of Ih ?bl aa fcatll Wnl II crania lha daman sand tt blm and ralla altantlon 10 lb food or4r. which h ara pr ralla In rb4 lrrliotf. )( itn ba army U J1 Al!plln4. well arra4 and victorious I 5 h ot1 r tli f railroad. poa- 1 jI roul and llcrpb llna In rb4 larrltorT and thinks h I entitled to f rarofnllloo- Th rply la rourt eou and la vary dlffrnl In ton from lb on asad by Madam a (trmmnl. Doraand n mad today by Arori raa Conaul Marlon Lateher upon Oo ral !"cual Oroioo at Chihuahua for lha r!aa of tao Amu-Iran ho hay bn hld by ih rrla In ih Chihua hua (Mnllantlary alnr March II. Tha Amarlrana. Iiutlar and Anderson. ra arrl0 by rbla In Chihuahua Imrnadlalaljr upon their arrival thr from Parral. whr thry wr In th raining bualntaa. No chare haa htm anada acalnet them, l(tey have had no trial and th ntwa of Ihalr detention la tha pnltanllary was not (tncrally known uotU to J ay. THREE REVOLVER BULLETS KILLED C BAY M Daughter of Jacob Evans Says Murderer' Shot Through the Door No Indications of Robbery. (Rprrlal to Tb J roaL) Marnlifleld. Or.. April SO. Poat mor trin examination lipid (hla afternoon proved hyonl a dnuht that Jacob Evans th.- i'uok county pioneer who w aa tufcflnated In hla home at South Slough whh killed by aoft noaed bull eta from a 3:1 calibre revolver. Three bullets hava been taken from the man's chest. They were all from the same tun only one nhot which had penetrated hla In-art was fatal but all wera aimed clone to the heart, and had bean fired through a glass door of the kitchen. ' I feel aure my father wss killed by some one who had planned the act In cold blood." said Mrs. Dora O'Mal ley of this city who Is a daughter of Bvans. "His dog which was always by hlK side was in the house and I am sure that whoever killed him fired through the door because they knew the dog was savage and would attack ttiem If they entered and made trouble. "My father did no! keep any money In the house and I am sure for I lived . with him for quite a while. I waa one of the first to reach the house after he was reported dead and there was noth ing disturbed and no Indications of rob bery." Mrs. O'Malley will not attempt to aay Swho she suspects of the murder. The officials decided not to hold a coroner's Inquest as the grana jury is now. in aesslon and has just disposed .of two other murder cases and whatever evi dence Is gathered will be taken direct to the grand Jury. The case has created a sensation and the officers are following- up every scrap of evidence that may lead to lo cating the murder. Evans was nearly 80 years old but ' was a sturdy man for his age. He had lived In Cooa county probably longer than any other man now alive. 'DE; SERTf ONS INCREASE BRITISH ARMY (By the International New SerVlce.) L-ondon. April 20. Official govern ment reports show that the number of desertions from the British army last year reached the surprising height of 1600 or nearly 400 more than the pre vious year. Though very little is ever said about it (in the press. It Is gen erally known TlBat the recruiting, au thorities find it more and more dlffl- f cult to find the necessary numoer 01 suitable young men for ha army, and that to fill : tha gaps In the ranks all sorts of human derelicts and even' ex convicts are taken, with the result that . the army is not thought ,.by all to bo altogether tellable, at least not for ac tive work. The fact that tha army Is known, to contain a great number of social out casts explains why the British military authorities are exceedingly afraid ol the attempts ofsyndicallsts to Influence the army. These attempts are far more numerous than the public knows, and while they have been rather 'unsuccess ful m the navj, army officers are well 'aware that In nearly every i regiment .v. are aulte a number of crlvate who are not to be entirely trusted. This dumber ! Increasing very rapldtjr, -fact which la. a source of great worry t the military authorities. . . - . - . .J w , Tho Host in Valuo mmmmmmmmmmm mm iii y 1 ia 1,1- 4- CI l ilWl7'(-y. Lose No Time If You Wish to Share in 7 These Savings! Seoond and Last Week ! The Best in Quality In thu tAie we hare prepared bbemij, rren UTUhJy, of ail tnat U newtii and oeii in the way of Spring ana Summer good. Every department rereal a wealth of new material, deaign and coloring1 all dainty, pretty and deh'ghtfully fresh. It it an assortment which is well able to meet every requirement This is the sea son's best time for economical buying and shrewd shoppers will take advantage. We know that you will be looking for quality. You will find that which you de sire here. We know that you will be looking for fair prices. You will find them here. So we say, attend this sale. Come and see our diiplaya, compare our styles, contrast our prices with those you met elsewhere. Quality considered, you will find that the big firm of Roberts Bros, has never been undersold by any store. re 1 A Chaprding Display of Women's and Children's Wearing Apparel Smart, New Spring and Summer Suits That Are Wonder fully Becoming Women of Fashion Should Not Foil to See These Models I HANDSOMELY TAILORED SUfft AT $10.50, $12.50, $15.00 TO $25.00 The most striking features of these, beautiful gar ments are the up-to-dateness of style and the excel lent quality of material. The superior character of workmanship is revealed on close inspection. Me- a, terials are serges, whipcords and mixtures in a splen did range of colors. All sizes, and we are positive you'll find here just your suit. Come tomorrow. - CHILDREN'S COATS AT $1.98, $2.50, $3.50 TO $9.50 We are now showing a beautiful line of Coats for children in sizes 2 to 14 years. Handsome, well-finished garments, shown in all good styles and colors. They- come in white and plain-colored serges, silk-and-cotton pongee, shepherd checks and mixtures in gray, brown and tan. Plain tailored or finished with large collar; also a large line In the Norfolk style. Women's Waists From 65c to $5.50 Dainty Lingerie Waists of fine quality MA ..11. -:r4 -Am ,jmmm Children's Dresses From 75c to $7.50 Never before have we shown such an at tractive line of Children's Dresses. They come in sizes o to 14. maae or gooa quality gingham and percales, also em broidered tissue, white'.lawfi and mar quisette, in an immense variety of styles and colors. lawn and batiste, shown in many beauti ful styles in high or low neck. Some are shown in plain tailored effects, others are effectively trimmed with pretty laces and embroidery. Finished in the best pos sible manner. Showing of Pretty Under muslins That Are Featured by Dainty Designs and Perfection of Fit COMBINATION SUITS AT 98c TO $4.50 A great assortment of these popular garments, shown in the corst't cover and drawers or skirt: Thetf are made of fine quality materials, nainsook, batiste or crepe, with dainty trimmings of embroideries, laces and ribbons. Hvery garment cut to fij and extra well finished. PRINCESS SUPS FROM 98c TO $3.75 An extra special showing of dainty Princess Slips, made of good quality lawn in plain white, also silk mull in colors. Embroideries, Torchon, Val. and linen laces form the trimming. Finely finished gar ments. MUSLIN SKIRTS FROM 75c TO45.00 These are the new Skeleton Skirts, shown without the under-rufTle. Also a line of the fuller skirts with underpiece and dust ruffle; made with deep embroidery and lace flounce. All are extra well made and finished and exceptionally good garment. CORSET COVERS AT 25c TO $2.25 An extra special offering of dainty Cor set Covers, made of good quality nain sook, lawn and crepe, with handsome trimmings of embroidery and lace. All cut extra well and beautifully finished. MUSUN DRAWERS AT 25c TO $3.50 A large line to select from in regular cir cular or closed health drawers. Made of fine quality cambric, nainsook, crepe, batiste, etc., trimmed with pretty em broidery and lace. Some Tempting Values in New Woolen Dress Goods The smartest fabrics of the season are in this sale and what a broad variety from which to make a selection! No matter whether it u a plain weave of staple color or ah attractive weave of the latest novelty you'll find just what will please you most included in this showing. Here's just a hint of our exceptionally low prices. 69c 44 to 52-inch Dress Goods, $1.00 and $1.25 Grades, Special Only The assortment this announcement draws attention to is but a few .days on our coun ter. Included are Novelty Serges, Self Colored Striped Panamas, . Corkscrew Serges, Melanges, Vigereaux, etc., in the staple shades for street wear-r-new tans, grays, blues, greens, browns. Regular $1.00 and $1.25 grades on sale Qr at only :.... UyC 46 to 54-inch Dress Goods, $1.25 AT -and $1.50 Grades, Special Only "OC Strictly high class Pure Wool Dress Goods in the fashionable new weaves, Scotch Mixtures, Fancy Worsteds, Solid-Colored Panamas, Self-Colored Stripes, in Serges, Wool Taffetas, etc., shown in the new "blues, browns, greens, tans, tc, both suitings and coatings, seasonable weights. "Reg. $1.25 and $1.50 grades on QT sale at .yOL Fashionable Silks and Satins Moderately Priced MERITO CORSETS AT $1.00. $1.50 TO $3.50 A very strong line of all the late Spring and Summer models in this most popular corset. Made of good quality coutil or batiste, neatly trimmed with embroidery and lace. Every corset boned with genuine rustproof steels and absolutely guaran teed. A style and size to suit every figure at these popular prices, and it's really the best corset in the market for the money. SWISS TAFFETA AT $1.00 A YARD 27-inch Genuine Swiss Taffeta Silks of softest weave and perfect finish. They are very sheer and free from artificial dressing.. Shown in all wanted plain shades and pfetty changeable effects. FANCY TAFFETAS AT $1.00 A YARD 24 to 26-inch Real Swiss Taffetas of ex cellent weight and perfect quality, shown in pretty changeable colors and in neat small jacqUard patterns; also pin and hair line' stripes and Other choice patterns. BLACK PEAUSDECYGNE$1TO$1.50 Yard Wide, an unusually fine showing of these popular silks. They are of pure dye, acid-proof and of undoubted merit. In three grades, -warranted to give satis faction. Soft, clinging weaves. DUCHESS SATINS UNDERPRICED Yard Wide Standard Quality Duchess Sat ins, perfect black, high lustrous finish and warranted to wear. In two qualities Regular $1.50 Grade on Sale for $1.25 Regular $1.25 Grade on Sale for $1.00 Women's Seasonable Weight Underwear FINE COTTON VESTS AND PANTS IN ALL STYLES AND SIZES FA PRICED FOR TOMORROW'S SALE AT THIS SPECIAL LOW FIGURE uUC Women's Union Suits at $1.00 A glance at our stock of Women's Seasonable Weight Knit. Underwear, now on dis play, is an object lesson as to the qualities and styles now in greatest demand. When we can suit so many women in this locality, it is only reasonable to suppose that we can suit you just as well. We call your particular attention to our fine line of Cot ton Vests and Pants at 50c a garment. The vests are made in high-neck styles with long or short sleeves,' and the pants come in both knee and ankle length with eques- j 1" t 1 i Tt i i ir i r t - t man or Dana lop. . iney are meaium weignt, garments mar in perreciiy ana are sure to wear satisfactorily and they are the very best quality we have ever I5een able to sell at this low price UNION SUITS Made by the same mills and of the same quality, shown in the best styles. High neck with long, short or half sleeves, in ankle or knee length; also low neck with short sleeves or sleeveless, m ankle or knee length. All sizes. The best possible values to be had anywhere at this price , $1.00 A New Line of Women's Tan Hose A special offering of a new line of Wom en's Fine ian-uiored bilk Lisle Hose, made full seamless'and with double heel and toe and double garter top. The new shades in all sizes. The kind sold else where at 35c a pfar. Our price only 25c New Lines in Children's Sweaters An unusually large variety of new styles in Children's Wool Sweater Coats. They come in all sizes in gray, white and red, and are shown with V-shaped," high and the popular "ruff neck." Several grades to choose 'from. Prices 98c f C A up to vL.Dv .Never Greater Values in Domestic Goods ! Sayings Well Worth while! 12Vlc Pillow Slips 10c Made of good, durable muslin,, finished with neat hemi ;Full size, 45x36 inches 'Always sold af 12H'c ea: For "'11 1". - 1. "' mis saie, spe- cial at -i-v. . 15c Pillow Slips at lie Made of extra strong muslin,- finished , with deep hem and good large - size, 42x36 'ins The kind regularly sold at 15c each for" this sale at . . . . 1 11 Bedspreads, $1 VaL 75c A - splendid lot of Fine White Bedspreads, made full size for double beds and shown in a large as sortment of neat patterns. Reg. $i values at only r. . .... , 75c $1.75 Spreads Only $1.48 Av- special underpricing of extra large and heavy White Bedspreads, in a full variety of Marseilles patterns and neatly hemmed all ready to $1.25 Damask Only 95c Fine Silver-Bleached Ger man Embossed Damask, shown in many pretty de signs, .all pure linen and full 70 inches wide. Our use; Regular1 tP f A Q f leader at $1.25 a AP $1.7$ values at.$l TtO yard. - Special ; v. yoL 50c Sheets at Only 42c They are made of stan dard quality bleached sheeting and" come in full size for double beds:? Are well finished with neat hem. lar 5oc values.. 42c 70c Sheets at Only 58c These are made of fine heavy sheeting and are full bleached and u full size for double beds. Theyare seamless and regularly sold f!Or for 70c .....UUt' 7 r
