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Tlin OREGON DAILY JOUKNAU l'ORTLAND. MONDAY KVENINO. JUNE IT ltlt fnljH IE III I ONLY RIVAL LEADERS OF REPUBLICAN FACTIONS ONE 1 WISHES II fflMLL OVER' . Congress Hotel Ma:d Voices ' "Sentiment of Eerone From the Presidential Candidates Down. 0,1, I.. efi I i J 11 1 r '. ' I !t,n I ro. I ' - I l a tt! f . a - nill f-fiw a' 1 ' ex I : .1 I : r ' m hl I .' , ' lafinu-.? :i. 1 1 11. rf. 1 If -. to ' '. c . I I! 1.. il t tl Ic ri Vi liatod a! ilti I) f.alt c If in 1 ! n iifi 1 ta line i'U 11: l inn A tut In miIii ' ('imCfrU lilrl limi (UUlilc Ihr (- !! I ef U.ul f :. 1 , I lu I rU r 1. 1 t.,i 1 M..II:.. f I .1 I h . il II le. H. nai4 tn duir Ju.l .11. :.! 1 I., i-vf : ui.ti . a I i lr.!t.lt to tl.e Ollmi UK Ilia! ulr l rli'rl !a.llrl I Vrfllte ,-t.fi-t I c.l to , I i (he I i r J u M U alt tVallUftel rolHrl.l II II tr(l:l. t., Tr)ur lirflra, . .IM.H a; Willi M..l to h haa lacalhrrrtt 1 m u 'frtiiui o.r trMlit I'ul fitter mil (li he Ilk th.e on, etc II (ell ) '!-, I .m king i : 1. 1 Up Ihroufh rrtKirltTB. eirrlal torllrra. drlvgalre, comrti:u.-mcrv, confidential , aajrlarri. ran.aisu maiiacera, ix-nature, 1 fovsrners - - 1 is celling a 4 rm 1 - 10 the very frraljmiu tamlMatca them selves. nj we ouirhl to know. hlng its rljf.t on the arounda MlcUfU la Halm B free I. Wl-hlt-n arrnut I Ma!n eir-t ((.! ree. Nut thai aln. II lin UkI on a tiuny day W ith Hooeevelt in loan. . a sprlnklinr of n-!fe prraiilrnte. In. 1 'eluding- Kalr t.nk to hrtp fill nut - Which lit does --latiludlnnllr and l(h governors, statesmen, band and manli-ina- clubs galore. It was a xor kind of a shoe clerk. ho couldn't si Me irlrl , a dlur Sunday afternoon. onr Inairi W"im. -tiifz&yy fci .,'). y r'v. :-sii t ? 11 iOA ' ft , Vf," h w I PICTURE TAFT W TH ARMFUL Of EGGS AND MMN This, According to George Fitch. Is Situation at Chi cago; Cummins Stands With Apron Spread Beneath. II) tiro I Id ti ,'nr Moac-a f.' t'la.i. nl left and H-!is(or Cllhu lto! Snialor I'lap;) la t. no II aa tli" ' lllai k Ha,Mr ,i i!,,. Wi-.;.- and l on.- ( I Ihn moat i lir f frlli- Iradrra of I h UooactrU fori 1 111 I'iilraK" rV-lialor Ittxil l.aa rlp trd Irmj-tirary ihalriiwn of It1.'' national 1 out i-nllou. atul lll ! ' tared In It; il.alr r n.aii.nll If llio Taft jior(rra r In roulrul. 1 li.ktmd of X" r t?4-au I inlil la Itrar lit i-ii.d f your olrr Tou arid ( kij. ; r't-M' y. I' .ot(-f (hati l l..n I m Jul (ring i dtnnrr. an.l. aa. Hn, 10 firm ten d-iilai if I rould J ll art tt.y trftli Into a i.l.-a i f four fttl rhrrr) ( -Dao," Sara XltBr "Crpfcar. II roma out of tri txinth. all l l.ik ln tni-rmnt and n. at -rii.ua "W l.l l Iik ai ' d' ti.aiidcl ll i lilitr ir- iad lllm--in Tli lir fin had overheard thakx I. .a I . ad '1 .lulilio. ' l. ) 1. "he mi tulklnc In cipher" ittia Conr hotel. It lmpolb t.l The. Cl ifarnlaf hJiui tara ara In tha fat out. ('lire outaids. It aillrljo AUiillorium 1 alifi.i ma end too worn Ito force a way In. It aa nothing like en del-iratea t.. the convrntinii. rie.in tbr aane and almple Buiie laa when Mia lai.. 1U I. line), of l'aaadena. IjU you could tell a It. put. II. an from a Iem- , Inir to a little uroup "f women, any one ,ecral wllhln hnlln rilMan. a. heraue" ' 1 1 h a iirwa iua would "rit p'dlUoa arery man waa either a Kepuidlca.n or a and auffrace. at l.aal The look utt IMmocrat and LrugK-d almul It. Mhrlr f .in a la rartiritt. r.ipt. !nler.e The Io one of tho Ini ffl l lit and Inauffl- thlnif i la I" umhoe up. looking Clent Utile elevatora that crawled caii- , tan-fully (he othar way. aa though tloualy Up and down from lohhy floor Jrdi. nu for the friend at tha oilier to the variouri pollthal heji,).juarter tnd of tl.o lold.y, and drii.k In tha ti n Opatalra. waa a t In) . gray-haired old lady veraation Of the lilack-ailk-an.l-laritidir. knitted-) -'lf Id only known aooner." aaya one haw I t y pa. Ihr hulr waa or liikli-l , woman. In a half wull. prltnl) uway from thu forehead, and her - Kaaijy gouada Jway. lark honn. t w ould have been much Now. that aoundi. n - . do. t.i, t It ? I lore nmiiKiy in ira element man 111 Wu ii,iKht have knoan the change would come now. It waa lo he fiprcdd uftr ull ll.io month." nnolhrr woman in the group put In. ruefully. A third apt'dka up. M10 ahawa real aplrlt. "I'lrhapa It lan't too lite, even yet," ehc huvn. "Soiiuthlng inlKht he ilotie." "No." r.H)a tin- flrat womtn, firmly, IN A IEW FOR TAFT Organized Attempt Being Made to Take Over Solid Delega tion From That State. toy wai rtj? the that rrotodid. blatunt. hlnrlng hotel Crowd. The crowd puhhro lln way Into the elovator. The door waa nhut. The overloaded lift began Ita uwt-iit, A con alant ronr came up from the crowd be low. The und floor reached the warmim: moh that crow-did the l-'lor-ntlne room. KouHi-vi-lt headimartiTH took up the roar, until the round nwi'llnl and lioonn d and deafened. The little old lady peered out with u aort of li lli loua terror mid a half-w Ickud, half-di llnhted (li-ani ciiinc Into her even. she clunK the arm or tho Marian young nuin her Miie and. "My." r-hi. i.ip'd, fx- Itedlv. ".My! This Is not a hit like unday." i Little Jaunt With Crowd. And no, It wasn't, starting with tlr (unlinfTm In adquartcrs when- It did look like Sunday the crowd Mirgod ll way to Taft headquarter", where it Vokcd well, like Thurmlay evening at jiraycr moeimg, eay; then to thu lioohr Volt Mamplnp ground, where It lookiVl like the middle of next week, (.'uiioh- hh writ luree upon the features Visitors. They pasncd up one foniuor, and down the other, for ail the world like a procession viewing the remains. ! The ferns and cut flowers that made tower-like the various utate headquar- ters, lent something to the effect, uh, t was a big day a sort of mixture of tircus day, Fourth of July, Elks' con vention and auto meet, only with more thrills In It. f The men who ought to know are still laying that nobody knows. There's no (louhling that the crowds have gone nad fit KooFrvelt. Even- time it calls im "Tidily" it does so as though it was Iguratively Mapping him on the back, t wouldn't dream or c alling Taft "IJill." festcrday thirn: was enthusiasm. To- ay there is something that can only be ailed confidence. Strain filiowa nn Tae.ea. 1 But Mollies ntrves aren't the. only fet that begins to feel th" strain of it. :t shows on the faces of the men the 'really big men of this unequalled con vention gathering. Their faces are be ginning to have a worn look. They look wilted, frazzled, and that before the Convention proper has even begun. It ! n't to be seen so plainly on tho faces Of the men one sees downstairs, on the street or the hotel lobby, but it is ' tamped unmistakably on the features j f those others who have stuck close to the Taft and Uoosevelt headquarters, ! arranged interviews, pulled wires, man aged and marshalicd the forc-s that are o meet in ba'tle at the fi.hs'iim Tues-, lay morning. I Meantime thi.e w'ho h- ' , prtss badges : fre actually wearing tin ;n .nMde tluir Oats for the perfectly good un,I ; ago-bred reason that if t):ey did not they .would run a very grave chance of. having those precious ornaments of bronze and enamel torn from them, so hungry is the crowd for a My lit of the Convention ha.ll pr-iper. I Not So Busy aa They took, i It takes a half holiday of mingling . ith the polith-.-iI powers to discover fhat they're not all a. busy as they eem. After the eye and braiA have ' accustomed, themselves to the. bew ilder- ing, shifting, jostling mob of strangers, 11 looking as though weighted with the Secrets of state, there comes a sneaking Suspicion that what they are doing isn't always so hair-raising, after ail. J At the northwt-st corner of the ("on- ?rces lobby are the long distance tele phone booths. An important looking jieraonaga with eyeglasses and a breast Jdate of badges and medals adorning his joat lapc-ls rushes up to the operator, fie giirea his number. Ho wants New , Vork. A curious little group of on lookers gaze him respectfully. I "This ts Important, understand?" says fhe ixrsonage, addresslna; the operator. ?5et 'era tor me rlaht away. - I'll stick J-tght hera until you do." The operator . Jxnds all his energies to getting the K'ew Tork calL Th itnportant person Sge stands by and twiddles his fingers fnd glares at his watch. "iVobably going- to . talk to Tat.' or amebodf,''- 'whspers some one aroupd tha switch board. The personage's num- ; I er la called, lis rushes Into booth: four. Onsof the OTer-eager listeners! rdges n-r the door. Ife holds his j breath.. This ts hot he bears:., . "Heiio, i!ry, thourht t d telephone "It Is too late, but I thought they's) surely ta sue c.naf ul. That c wh) 1 bad mine made (hut way. I wan mire that after winn ing am so tUht you couldn't sit down In 'nn all lust summer and winter that the pannier effect would take. Hut It hasn't and I had my green made that Idi, and jou can't makes hobble out of a pantiler." (I l.lt'.l PreM leaiej Win O I. .g. J'i' e 1; An orii.-inlred at-teii-qt w a bei-un t"d.i) . :,.( 1 he aolld 'Jej.in d, lek.it ..in f .1 li.i.l.r.t Taft Tl.e le.-n biMr.d l .e in. t it., i.i Inalaled that (!.e , II nta. nn. I (hit Tift will gt t:.,: 1 1 1 1 r : it g.it ion b fore (bo "!e 1 re.o I.e. I In I' ient..n. Thla a planned by lie 'l.ift iii.ui.igrra aa their anatoer lo nlleoipl.q (he Itnoaevelt mi n inn iii.iking to git the fniiro vote of Hie souili for (he colonel a candid acy The meeting of the Taft delegation from Texan today marked tl.e pushing of Colonel i'e. .1 I. von. for 1; yeara the nallonal eommllteoman from (he Ine r-'lar alnte. Lyons successor la H. F. MeiJreeor, who m chosen at a meet ing of the IH Taft d' legates flulll Ti'tlll at their meeting today. Oaks Rink, no-r nkatlng: big crowds Improve r,n- HchMls. - Oren. o. or, June 17 - At tho annual school election to h" held thla after noon, the volets of the district will de cide on enlarging the school facilities of tho town. The present building Is only partly occupied, the two rooms of the lower floor being usid It !s planned to finish the two rooms on the second floor and employ an additional teacher or two for the coming winter. 1 I : I lie -.. i.lel Nti AKl 1 1 . iui.s 1. Pui.,!. a aa Ilia i . a.,.I 1 .11.111 j. iiiii) a tjulcl 1 ( r ul.l..; , lalcr f II. .ri lit., iii. Alol ( I Ivactit lu tha lii I Itl It to -a lull tefofa I II lie Mill tai l died i.i."il - i.rli- fralulrs War .'.nir.i 1. i : c . .ni.l'.ii dt.ring II. 4Ua ...e.lo. ll.cie to 1 1 1' 1 1. r o r in a 1 Ijivcrlivi -i l.'.e l,aa t, f.iiiurrii lri floreli' l;-.e i,- in, m : rt . 1 ,r lto-iftriei dala (ill.tl I it I lUr) torfa lli.lj In I ) pe . io...! I:ib poli.l-i. In fat ( Aiii 11 an to l,ii a, -k i--ivi!.l lio rilrt I la to. Iila to.l'olul bul'lillij ual 1. 1 dlgea J II x r 01 gal. a Ucd to llli tie to. a, ll.nl e)e "t a war r..fi raiiiolt rti. !,r !(ua(ioii, on tha ie of II. c I I l.lal.le -ollllial Coll- trillion toe hate lad atfire liarflrlda i t .Hiiii..4i:.ni. la aa follow a Tha pre ' i.i.ili ati' a are nrr 'lb deiegalra .L.nr I -f 1 11 a pordoaed r grabbed, de 11. I.!!:. on He way uu lnk at It. , at. I 1 a I'. ( anli. lair, to I Mi hla llml full .f ai-il dries lln. ' la glaring aomewhat I lrall.iii.ll at (t.a 0 ti er pile. Iry lo hold MO rgga In your llml , in aotne ill.tr fallow Jogging your 1. bow. and u will bo aide to apl r 1 .il tl.e full Ifilruaelea of the )ob Taft Maa Xroag aeh. I realdeiit Taft. w ho baa a large reach ot.)iv and baa I. ad aoina one to help Mm 1 lie. haa i'4 ileiegaiea In Ida arma (bat la. I.a bid tho laat time he counted therrt They reach up over hla chin and he la ualng every finger and botii ellowa 10 retain thorn. He haa l ien picking them off ef Colonel ltooae o II ptln until he ran t Bee over the t- p of the bunch and now It wobblea Iik.- thunder .Now and then thla fellow l:o,.eielt inakra an lllbred giab and r-l k.-t one off from undr hla arm. Noav and then one slips down between hla ' rmt and hla walaihanl. Now and then or ablfta the whole loud cautiously or , into Jtooacvelt a iile. where he pirka up ' j I. ,i,.lfi.l It I. i.iiiinolliiir a lol of bard feelmga on both alden Hooarvelt baa threatened to kick Tafia whole p.le Into Hie rnlre If there are any more grabbing, arid everyone know a that ho will do It. for w hen he cornea to politics he la no lady. It la very dlatrenalng to everyone but Senator Cummlna of Iowa, who has been stand ing under the two rivals for the past three daya with an apron, exhorting them In loud tonea to fight. Source of Worry DeTeloped. Sunday developed one great source of worry to President Taft. Ills bru nette eggs began to fall over his fore arm wltn alarming rapidity. While he was making an unortentatloua and ten tative rearh for a few million votes In tho preliminary skirmishes an entire llhuk Minorca setting from Georgia and Mississippi slid overboard with a great crash and tho colonel deftly gath ered them up. The loss haa not been tabulated, but It will be close to 1&. The dark eggs are nwfully hard to hold. Make a noise like a majority In the distance anil they will roll off In spite of everything. A speckled egg fell off yesterday, too, when Timothy Wood ruff of New York pushed his historic polka dotted vest into the Uoosevelt camp nnu declared In no uncertain tones Ifce .i4il ag4 I all tf tie4 f lef aa.4 etvueitog fcfwe. UlUUet aVa4.il C1U1 AU sf !e eaie aee mi its !! aiia t'lthal Mr left, mr- r-u'W'S ale laiaifef t Ktlliaf to ball tola elJab-ai le IM i4 IK aa II-a al ef Lie ua ae ai. Vi h ll. itl baara tol f a agga la r-xakal eat ear. IS trt wpr4 l graa Stoia aal Wat f I I.a a eta lMeirww Il la muaalt.g lea .untaa.li fligt.ttulll taj I1..I te a J.allail aiaiail 0 Kiuin ihibga la I I.a a'r The UUevtie iul up a liae wa with Ihelr lamia aaj iilil.ua wlura l titol In I a Ike Midiaktaa ai4 laa Ifcara iilllal; mil of I ha nkiui raluitoa Aa It la self likalt I kal la,a 1-aiaJa vt li.e anSgaaal4 elaaiu 'vital elivla aa ll.r, a.'td lha well kaaan il' ltMiill uf New Vela lo t.la r-ix-ma lu lia 1 ui.inii holal will laka lla ( 1 1 to M.li.i) alei e llli plttl puiig.ul tiioiitiii Ai.. I al ear tela. II Ought lk Tl.e etceia iuUei'4 valil.ua i-u up a luwl enough ai.oa Il haa been lung, hard ek fur Ibeae Hun lln) hate had lt ahdura a lol Coining lu Chliegv aloi,e and ui tiivlerled 11,. 1 l.aia fiauraJ . tilclly aa analarUI tlL-cr tn.avMa li paling maUflal Uara U.c) bad af-e led I" upttulaler foil eli I ion aeata II. t.ate fuvand llxiu lilitl tarp-rtlbg lha lJ I Waahllg tui for H a lo'alila lanJlJalu Tl ' ! fought and rpl'rd and l.i marvr.l bIhjuI (he lejualke uf the a hoi j IMM 111 laaual manner n" and Han. bu( II haa dulie II e'll liu good The per fectly ii.anleurr J u.pualloii baa 1'ieiolf lauil.nl in a wall trot maiinrr aa I'iclr ililinia ahrleked In lha rodar and I aa run the rulUr bark unt Ihem ii nioulli ll.cin down from lb other end TlUnge Otxaags u T. a. Came. Hut thlnga rl aiigrd aa Mr Itooaevelt nrared Chicago. Von could aa llitae da I rraatd e dolegalea bracing up and tak ing a new Intereat In life Juat aa a cer tain buiuh of ladly ahotup auldlers 01. r lid when word waa receled that Hheri tUn waa only 10 miles away and pueb Ing on the relna llooacall 10 the Itooaavell forcea meant relief, reacuo. revenge, relallalloo. rebellion, restitution and a lot of other roaring .rever totaling and revolving things They chaard when word came from Cleveland. They yelled while the train waa making up Mm- through Indiana, and when tha Ijtke Hhore Limited dlegorged their candldati they went rraiy with Jooua abandon j and took him home to ramp. ' It waanl aueh a long; proceaalon but' It waa eipreaalxa. Vou could teil what I It meant by the lunes There were I three fsvorlte uni and there were three hands that were going all the time, j Cheer, (leer, the (inng'a Alt Ilere." waa the opening romaik. CTsrybody's Dots1 It-" J 'Kverybodys I'o'n' II" followed and j tha last one, full of menace and cheer ful hostility, was "There II He a Hot) Time In the Old Town Tonignl " Cel'-i fornlii b ud thai van. ("nllfornl I la madder than any two Itoimr. I velt atatra. It Insists on being Juat this mad. It Is a policy Juat like Kngland a two power poll y. When Waahlngton or Pennsylvania ahake out a now reef of Indignation and show algns of cornering the cusa worda, the California dele gation holda a caucus with Heney and Jnhnaon aa chief alokera and pile on the fuel until ths state turns red on ev ery railroad folder In the Congreaa hotel. Hy virtue of Ha supreme and unparal leled Indignation, California had the place of honor around the colonel, and as he rode slowly down Aiicma-un av enus Igniting aetnas of enthusiasm with his long suffering crush hat. the Call fornlans growled menacingly and hid eouslv llku a Iloman mob with Its thumbs pointed straight down. Straight lo tho hotel the scared and suffering. but happy, ex-delegates led the way Ths last block was so badly coagulated with cheering patriots that progress was difficult, but nobody cared except the people who progressed over. It took four downs to get the colonel Into the lower lobby snd a couple of mass plays to wedge l)'m Into the elevator. llut eventually he got upstairs and after his frienda on the outside had subsided a little for the want of water Jacketed ieeae t-a a4ar4 , ea IM s4jaa et StoaaW a Utile . tk l'l.4 aaaaklrata Ike slkleaa a I ll Ikie tok a alavMlklu tM lvtoll is I kal CviaM ..a all t-aa la .il Iillle U ear leaa. aii a.wJr.t-aa i4 m i .akia-4 laitogs iel srte Ike glaM l.ir la Ikaaa aflet- kvaa t,ia tkaaliaea U-l k-a I -a,.o a fltaa. Itaate Jkaaei Llaiwr a a. 4 elttaoe. t.S leaatt ll.ttg wS a- tol) . a.Ui wilt. ajkLaa Id 4ea.itk-a ILa k til itoUitk-HUa Ikal tokaa L.a iIjI ta4e a fa Kiaa'la at- I "tak4 IImCI aula ala-aia' ai 4 llaie vf altokaat uiili. Ika aall.nl kaeieie i.iavk Ifcelr lir4e aJ) 0waeaaJ t Taauag aVewa." Ti e iika-al lau.lag 4um a tl laat la n. 1 l.alvi. ile'ageie la auarked Is Atooll.ei Jk'01 arlhclaaa. II la f ! jiJiila4 t f .Md ulsa of fwraai I I.a I t.iu l'il-. .1 h.Waaiell alia la al Ilia inavilar i u W- a MtMllttg lilt M he alai ilnaj I v o Sal fdat l,ibM ltt talk Ivb Ike rau.'ua- l. will ralcti ll. 1(1111 vt l lltaee and loini uur tanJIJ la l-.ia aaeillahi All lla iUAMirt amp Juyxiba Tfa aline In I he I .f i-.allai l.aie laugtit (I.a e -t 1 1 1 ' k at It lakS to til. iiui of li.tir vid alaaei loil.r a fauil ur "Nm aalh ue Iimi.i ' la innll.il The loin ael enaakad up aklrn.lah line la raailr.g Malta tuBtghi and Ihe whole lamp la alllr-g nagerlr l Ma Iral tlaunlleee. dchllraa. ! fletej and hob Ballad flgt.lrra gel Inlai aiti in Mil enough of war and unfaat Al I o -ii k or liiciulwuit 11 waa ahlapeiel In lbs he1q iarlf a of Chairman Jl -KlnUy Hal Colonel tiosell waa In tJton lha inait aim did Us wtilairflngi Intglil aa a.l hats tolg toasil It flum Ixliltwl a dlor Notdr hraid hi'" If flaie4 ta asais liaia awtal V -ak.ia4 le as tsa Iks kiiiai4 la las, Mr M.auiiar kla.41 ila4 Iks rs4. aalk( Sail let Ike toe si '"was) kS kvigkl taaii la aa4 k wall likaJ a) Ikvg a aVaf tt It Ikla was ltok. . Iks a.k-al lara4 aik J' aUoal ikeav .ala ae Iks Tal w,li are, laer k-a e atavla4 aa.4-a k-a a.1. tkoj fat Ike la4 Iv k-al ka-leflf. kaS kaa aa k-a 1 asaa a, ifc 4 a4 elaajet. Ik-e HaaMe. ta l tovaa INiiaiaJ-lug Ike Mkiaf a4 Ik .aii.aa .g la.a 1 a toot Ik Tall -4a l.a ILa lall.r atoa toj 1IU I' a txgiy 4.ic(ala eillihg I La aafal a.i Ha fell Mlle ais aa m gulag Ij adi s llllls wla4 lk.eaaeele Ike giasil a4 Iwwaat al lie tVsgfsss l.i.ial la leifcg iiariiaa aa4 eri-aia4 eU a 1-4 t-aat. afulia t.ai t-. ! llial alul u ii.lli la ka kela. ll.aiii a'.l ali.4 a to lk4 aaaal la I a T'.al la Ut fivgisaa frvtw k.a t,a NEBRASKA DELEGATION II REPUDIATES ROSEWATER t'l.lrag... re. Iran ad Ih.lr curieall, ).''. It toll.e r.s totoaaS Wk.al June I ;-!. and Ihal VI lot Ita.salar altl..r cbai.ga Ma alllluda on li.e lajnicMie or i.aign waa made bt lha NaLfaaks delegation IB an eieculltc aaaaluia lode t It.-actoai.r waa Inf imrd Ihal each S al.p aa comtemplalad. and lafl Hit ! N.l iaka l.eaituuar l.ra tiafore tola w aa I laketi, lal.r lelualbg to luiniiirlil on hla' lt,. did Ihry On all band a in Ihvee rratful roollii It ail conceded Ihal ltooerv.lt might be In (own. alau thai Ihe Culieaum would piolHthly be . r 0 to ded. llkatolae Ihal corn la a Utile lale this year. Tha ali Klnlsy men are gra encel- era and true aiir(a. loo rearing that the hotel Waa a Hills crowded and that sturdy American i-lliiana who hate ie- I'l.e taaulullon af f1rn ad allaglaltte le ItuosatalL" "unaaterlng A raah ragialer Ihal a Call for man haa Intented not only lecurda (he aalca tol automatically mak.a change for any coin aa uunibal ad buttons are praaacd Journal Want Ada bring reaulta. Holti' Corntr, Fifth and Washington 1 1 Phone ui your orden Manhall 4900. A-IGC3 Holts Corner,, Fifth and Washington Phona ui your orden 12V2C Pillow Casesat 10c Made of pood grade of muslin; torn hemmed ready for use; Itfx.'iG inches ; regular 11'JjC values priced here at 72: jut? 15c Pillow Cases for 12c Made of high-grade quality of muslin; torn and hemmed ready for use; 45x36 O inches; 16c values priced here only XaasC Holtz' Corner, Fifth and Washington Sts. Phones: Marshall 4900, A-6665 Holtz' Corner, Fifth and Washington Sts We say "Great" aidviseirJly and with proper authority. "Great" because of the quantity, there being thou ands of yards. "Great" because of the values these positively the best ever shown here. Come, then, tomorrow, prepared to find bargains of first star magnitude. We'll guarantee you against disappointments. 98c Embroidered Flouncings at 43c Fine quality Swiss Embroidered Flouncings, 21 inches wide; dainty patterns in eyelet and openwork designs; fast' JQ edges; deep, well-worked patterns; reg. vals. to 98c at frC $1.98 Allover Em. $1.19 4,-inch Swiss Embroidery Allovers, eye let patterns, very fine quality of cambric, neat designs; extremely popular for dresses and waists; regular A- t $l.f8 "rvalues here for onl)3) I . J, 35c Emb. Galoons 14c Swiss and Nainsook Embroidered" Gal loons in a large variety of patterns up to 3 inches wide ; good qualities, regular val ues up to 35c, priced here for to- A morrow's selling at low figure o IttC 50c Embroidered Flouncings at 24c Embroidered Cambric Flouncings-of good, serviceable quality; deep, well-worked designs in openwork and eyelet pat- Jk terns; edges that wash and wear well; reg. to 50c at ft $1:50 Allover Emb. 98c 27-inch Swiss and Nainsook Embroidery Allovers, dainty patterns in eyelet, Wind or openwork designs; ideal for waists, lingerie, etc.; regular $1.50 value fQ priced here for tomorrow's sale at 0C 60c Sheets at 49c Full Bleached, Seamless Sheets, soft finish . muslin, 1 2xi0, torn and hummed ready to use ; (0c val ues for tomorrow, ea. 49c 70c Sheets at 59c Full Bleached, Seamless Sheets, double bed size, 81x 90 ins., free from all starchy dressing; best ?0c fA values tomorrow for Drw Six Specials From Our White Goods Section 10c India Linen at 6c An evenly woven fabric, sheer and dainty; good value at regular price, 10c; offered speciaj for to- (1 morrow's selling at, the yard vll 20c-25c Dimity at 12c Full line of all the popular checks tnd plaids and lace stripes; great ly used for underwear; dresses and infants wear. Our regular " Oo 20c and 25c values, at only X.iVt 15c Dimities for 8c Only a limited quantity, choice of the popular baby checks, suitable for underwear and infants' Q, wear; 15c values, sale at only Ol 25c Persian Lawn 12c 45-inch wide sheer," evenly woven, without doubt the greatest value ever o(fcred. You'll say so when you see it Regular 25c " values, tomorrow, a yard Aasii 12'2c Long Cloth 9c We offer for tomorrow's selling 75 pieces of 12c Longcloth. A very good tjuality, -of fered spe- Q cial for tomorrow at only, yd. J 20c White Linare 14c This is the fabric you see adver tised so much in the women's journals, and it's seldom you can buy under 20c; here to- "t An hiorro w at, a yard, r only JLtI I PureFood Specials Our Model Sanitary Grocery offers the best values in Staple Groceries something everybody needs every day and our prices are always the lowest Gold Dust Washing Powder 17c Citrus Powder, Large Package 19c Pearline Powder, Large Package 19c Economy Soap, 10 Cakes for 39c Sunny Monday Soap, 7 Cakes 23c Bon Ami, Now Offered at, Cake 7c Borax Chips, Large Package at 21c P. & G. Naptha Soap, 10 Cakes 41c Babbits Soap, 10 Cakes, Only 39c J Absolutely Pure. No. 5s fA aLsia.ru Offered Tomorrow, Only UC Four Delicatessen Specials Cheese, Imported Swiss, the Pound 33c Bar Le Due Jelly gSSSVSS! at 19c Dill Pickles, Very Special, Doz. 13c Ripe Olives, Reg. 35c Qt., Only 25c Four Bake Shop Specials Cookies Assorted the Dozen, 8c Nut Cakes, Special Price, Each 21c Citron Cakes, Special Price, Each 21c Cup Cakes, Special the Dozen, 12c Sngar.Piire CaroffiaSg Fine Wines and Liquors Sauterne Souvenir Cresta Blanc, Bottle 69c aOf-a-k-wATeU California, Special, Per Dozen $5.00 LalaWPa Large Bottles, Special, a Bottle 42c PI, ,., n ,-, G.H.Mumm&Co. dQ QQ Liiampagne Large BottlesOnly UO f " : ' ' Few Candy Shop Specials Walnuts, Shelled Halves, Pound, 42c Assorted Cream Fudge, Pound, 15c Gum Drops, Old Fashioned, Lb. 13c Soda Fountain Cafeteria It lAIways Pays to Wait for Holtz - ? . - .1