THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, , FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH U, 913.
tnetti sit alSiV-married, and Marsha
Warrlngtsat and Lola Jiorrii'tws. 1
ysar-old Sscramento society girls who
eloped with the laat Sunday night, will
fee bf-Hifht Iters for trial on tharges in
volving deltfio.uncy on the part of the
girls and child desertion on the part of
the men. . '
Ths local police received word Of the
srrest of ths iuartetts shortly befor
noon today. DIM hss l-yar-old
child and Csmlnetti has two children,
ths youhges( being only five weeks old.
Ths disappearance of the quartette
caused a aensaUon In this city, where
all four were prominent In social ciy
cles. Ths double elopemen.t will be made
the 'subject of sermons in several of the
churches hers next Sxmdsy and forms
the principal topic of gossip at teas and
card parties. .
Detectives secured today from the
governor's office extradition papers for
the return .to California of all parties
concerned. ' i -
1 ha vaunt' women w ill be returned on
the twojncij will be charged with con
tributing to the delinquency of ths two.
giris and causing- the dependency et
thylr own Uttls children. .
INDORSE RAYMOND -. ' "
AS NEXT POSTMASTER
M. A. Raymond of Yates & Raymond,
retail grocers. Is Sn applicant for post
master at Portland, and the Oregon sen
ators have been forwarded a strong list
of Indorsements from- prominent busi
ness mn of the city, along with sn In
dorsement of the retail grocers asso
ciation, given at its meeting last Tues
day night , '' -. '
Hr. lUytnond has been an actlt Dem
ocrat, but with one exception has never
been a candidal for Office , Several
years ago he was the Democratic nom
inee'' for connctlman against th late
Frank S. Bennett, and was defeated by
about 106 votes. . : ,
In ths list of Indorsements sent on to
Washington nearly all ' the prominent
a holeaIe 'grocery firms of the' city are
represented, with many. of . the Jobbers
and manufacturers It. Is along these
lines that Mr. . Raymond has nought
mast ef his support, but he has also a
number of ' individual letters from
friends both Republicans and Demo
crats, urging his fitness fqj the post
mastership.
STAIETAXESIN1914
MOST BE TREBLED TO
: : PAY APPR0PRIAT10NS
Fiddler for Recent Legislative
Jig in Salem" Comes High
for Oegon, .
will be 'nearly three and a half " tlnie
a high as it is for this year v
The total appropriations, including
standing appropriations for the . two
yjears, aggregate $6,500,000. -The stand
ing appropriations ar $l,200,0as and
the appropriations made by the recent
legislature amount to $5,45Q,00f The
amount of ?fund loss raised this year
according fi the estimates of the tax
commission Is f 2,26f9 of Which there
la about $S20,000 In the treasury and
about M9MQB will 1h raised tbU year
through Mortises' and other Indirect
sources, leaving $1,120,000 to be raised
this yaf by direct taxation.
Deducting the amount that will be
raised this year, ths governor points
out that thera will bs $M10.00 left
to be raised in 114. which, after sub
tracting the 1(00,000 that will be da
rived from indirect soars again, leaves
$2,810,000 to be raised- by direct taxa
tion In 114. This sum la about three
and two-fifths times the amount to be
raised this year, and win increase the
stats tat rate to about four mills next
ELOPE
1H YOUNG SOCIETY
IT
, l'th Appropriate? $50,000. '
-PrtteS, l-r U4 Wlre.t -Salt
Lake- Utah, March 14 Fifty
thousand dollars wis appropriated to
day for the Pttnaipa-Pacifio. exposition
by the Utah legislature which adjourned
this fnorntng. Thcappropriatlon bill Was
one of "the last measures acted upon. :
;; Engine Explodes; Kills Fireman,'
(Celled !' teMed 'Wlr.t
Eeinnghan5i,;.tyash., March. Uv-l-Rim-sell
Golitlion, a fireman on the BeUing
htra Northern railway. Is dead as the
result of bumi received when the loco
motive of which ha was left in charge
at Sumas exploded. , . -iv
(Cnited rrese teaied Wus.f -:
' San Francisco, March 44. Claiming
to having been beaten and robbed of
$180 and his diamond ring by a thug
in Carlin, Nev., Charles M. Busch, 20-yeav-old
grandson of Adolphus Busch,
millionaire St, Louis brewer, is here sn
roots to a family reunion in Pasadena
next week.
Ths holdup man accosted young
Busch on the railroad platform at Car
lin and asked for $2, whtnh was refused
him,- He then struck Busch in the eye
and at the' point of a. gun forced his
victim to go to a secluded spot, whera
the robbery was committed.
Journal Want Ads bring results.
California Quartet of . Promi
nent Families Arrested in
Nevada Town,
jSlm Bumu ef The 7oanuL)
Salem, Or., March 1 4. Governor West
today checked up the' total appropria
tion for the recent biennial -period and
pave out some Interesting figure on
taxation. The tax rat for next year
(Doited I'reu tinted Wirt J
Sacramento, Cal., March 14. Arrest
ed In fceno, Nev., where they were mas
querading as married couples, Maury I.
Dlggs, architect and married man; Drew
charges of being dftlnqutnt minors and
year.
Csmluetti, son cr Htae nenaw a. lu
BEGGAR ROBS BUSCH '
married
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EVERY BOOK THAT S
FIT TO READ
French and German Book
Portland's Largest Book Start
Exclusive Portland Agent
For The Famous
INNOVATION TRUNKS
AND ACCESSORIES
Jjp Restaurant
No Groceries
'Tio Bakery
No Meat Market
T
cI'MereKendiso of cMerit Only"
No Tea Room
No Pats and Pans I
No Men's Clothing
No Liquors
A SpHiig Day for Every Woman
Being a Sale of -thp Newest Suits
Four Distinctly NeWvfodels
38.50Each
Representing the Best in
Tailored Garments
-The model illustrated comes in soft, light tan only. The jacket fastens
in front with one buton and the back shows a straight back with an inverted
pleat down the center. In fact, the lines in the back of the jacket are the
main feature, and will make the largest figure appear slender. In the front is
i small vest of plain broadcloth. , ,
The second model is of a fine quality hairline striped serge in black and
navy blue. The jacket is slightly cut away in the front, fastening with four
buttons. The skirt is plain gored. ' - ,
-sThe third model is a novelty style, also of a fine quality serge In plain
black, white , and shepherd checked cloth. The jacket has a three-button
front, straight cutaway shape with a light dip in the back. The skirt is a
half tunic style, draped ori one side and trimmed to match the jacket.
Th6 fourth model is particularly suitable for small women, and we will
state right here that we cateTeeciaiIytb7omen stature, having
suits made to our order. This model is of navy serge and black and checked
material Has 1 double-breasted jacket, silk piped and trimmed. Peau de
Cygne lined. The skirt is gored Tbird rloot
Correct, Authentic Styles
In Spring Clothes for Girls
You will be highly pleased with the new junior suits we are
showing this season. New patterns, new weaves, new models.
In tans, grays, btowrts and blues. The latest tffects axe
4 shown in the styles of thejackets. Trimmings of f.ncy silks,
Bulgarian collars and also plain-tailored styles;
The material are fin French serge, Bedford cord, eponge
and novel fancy mixtures,
The skirts show the new gathered effect In the back, as well
as the strap back, and also those lovely draped effects,
$14.50 to $32.50. Very modest prices, you will have to
admit, after seeing the garments. ,
The Crepe Qe Chine Dresses f
Are, Indeed, lovely being designed and fashioned for youthful
figures. There are new grays blues, shades of old-fashioned
roses, snuff and the attractive Nell rose
Trimmings of fine laces and fancy Bulgarian collars. There
are blouse effects with wide girdles at the waist. line, long
shoulders, draped and plain skirts. The new button trimming
is shown on these models.
The prices $25.00, $27.50 and $30.00. woo
9H3ESS
AH Our Regular 25c Popular
Sheet Music, Now 10c
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Unexpected Cretonne Sale
A Manufacturer's 'Strike-Off" Patterns
That Sell Regularly at 50c and 60c
cTard...
All The Newest Patterns and Colorings
There's about 5000 yards of ,new Cretonnes in this
sale, which is. the result of a special purchase 6ur buyer ,
made with oris of the largest Cretonne manufacturers in
this country, who is noted for his original and artistic
designs, . . i. -
These are the first pieces of the manufacturer's printing
looms, and are perfect in print and weave.
When you see them you will at once admit that they
,are the finest collection of Cretonnes ever assembled.
You will find the fine Cretonnes, Chintr, Mercerized
Repps, Radium Cloths and English Taffeta in many
beautiful patterns and pretty floral and conventional de
signs, in soft, rich color combinations.
36 inches wide."
Buy your spring and summer supply now and effect
this vital Saving. rim fist
The New Spring Underwear
Moderately Priced
Perfectly Made
Light weight underwear is coming into greater favor con
tinually as an all-the-year-around article. This is particularly
true of combination suits, which do away with the extra bulk at
the waist that goes with two-piece suits.
Our stock is most complete in this most comfortable of all
underwear, and particular attention is given to the selection of
garments that fit comfortably in addition to extra fineness of
quality and finish. Prices range from 35 to $6.50 each.
UNION SUITS AT 35 EACH '
Are of fine ribbed white cotton with low necks, sleeveless
and knee length, light in weight.
. UNION SUITS AT 50tf EACH
Various brands, including Kayser, Richelieu; of fine ritjbed
white cotton or lisle. Some have reinforced or spliced thighs,
which add greatly to their durability. Made with round low
neck and knee length.
UNION SUITS AT 85? EACH
Medium weight fine ribben cotton union suits, silk trimmed
and finished. Low or high neck, knee or ankle length. -
.. , , '. UNION" SUTS AT r$1.00 EACH : .
Kayser brand of fine ribbed white lisle union suits, made
with shell edge, low neck with wash ribbon or with the durable
band top; reinforced thigh; prettily trimmed and finished with,
"silk throughout, .
' ...-. t' - :."- .;. 4" r " fourth riaoi
A Good Electric Flat Iron
will do your household or laundry
ironing better, cheaper and easier
thin any other kind of iron.
The only question itwhich elsc
tric iron? There are several good
ones, but the
TRIANGLE
LEKTR1K
IRON
Guaranteed Forever
Is the only one equaling the best in
appearance, construction and ef
ficiency and at the same time being
ths lowest in price. That's all but
that'a a lot.
Just take a look at a Triangle
Lektrik Iron. Try it and the truth
of what we say will be proven to you.
You can always tell 4hii iron by
its name and triangle trademark.
Buttons, Buttons Everywhere
On Dresses, Waists and Skirts
Never have buttons been used more extensively for dress decor
ation than now.- And the button manufacturer, both at home and
abroad, has. risen nobly to the occasion with jeweled buttons,
enameled, carved and painted buttons, until our "Little Button
Shop," near the Alder street entrance, looks like a jeweler's coun
ter. Stop and see them. The prices are extremely low.
Price $3.00
Bassmsnt
Roman Pearl Buttons for trim
ming Spring and Summer gowns.
Dainty things, in opalescent tints
and also in colors 25c dozen.
Quaint Hand-Painted Porcelain
Buttons tiny round balls, adorned
with pink and blue blossoms. The
very thing demanded by the new
Summer frocks 25c a doaen.' "
Tiny Cylinder Buttons, with a
brilliant rhinestone set in each end.
Suitable for the new silks 65 a
dozen. f - '
For the new Eponge and Ratine
Suitings are the round ball buttons
in every color 15c to 50c dozen.
400 New Trimmed fiats $5.00
The throngs which crowded our Millinery Department last Saturday spurred us on to greater ef
fort. ,
Every wonfan who saw our special $5 Hats last week was instantly delighted at their distinctive
beauty and irreproachable style and were more than surprised to see such lovely hats sold at such a
low price. 'fe
Our milliners were more than enthusiastic when asked to make 400 more and to make them pret
tier than the last lot. Each one tried to outdo the others, with the result that they have created the
loveliest hats that we have ever been privileged to present at $5.
We have taken no notice of the cost tn producing these Hats. You may be able to duplicate
them elsewhere, but the-price will most likely be $8.00 or $10.00, ssoo&a rieor
Picture Framing
By Experts
Newest Mouldings
Lowest Prices
Our Art Needlework and Basket Classes
are of delightful interest and are growing rapidly. : Our' young
friends are invited to make themselves perfectly at home and
learn all they wish to know in needlecraft. Expert, teachers are
her to-lnstruct-them in -all ' ; - u ":. .
CLASSES FREE OF CHARGE
. ForrSaturdqy We Have as a Special Item
Delft scene cross-stitch Pillow Covers, Scarfs ' and Center
Pisces to be carried out irr the Delft blue ': ' ' '
Each Stamped or 39c Was now.
Domestic Sewing Machines
Ths Best Machines Mada .
at This Stort Only
51.00 Dewn-41.00 Week
Hoover Suction Sweepers
. Combined Carpel Suseepery
.and Vacuum Cleaner
$3.00 Down $5.00 Month
Spring' Attractions for the
Boys
You ought to visit our Fourth Floor and youll enjoy seeing
and we will enjoy showirig, the new, snappy styles and weaves
that are designed for young wearers. We've got some surprises
"for you.' -. f:";,x':. : '
Ask for the New Two-Pants Suits at $5.50
In Norfolk style, for boys from 9 to 17 years.. They are the
finest we have ever seen. In brown, gray and tin, both plain
. and fancy mixtures.
The Two-Panta Suits at $8.00
Are also superior in both the quality of the materials and the
excellent tailoring. In fact, the style and the workmanship are
much better than you would expect to find in suits at this price.
8 to l'J'-year sizes.
Our line of Boys' EasterNeckwear: ;4V
Is very attractive for 25t and 50. Bright spring colors
that appeal to the boyish heart, as they' are so much like fath- ,
er's and oldenj brother's. There are four-in-hands, bow and
Windsor styles. Also some new wash ties can be had for 25S
We Now Make Our First Showing of Boys' Hats
Of Terry cloth, pongee silk cord - and ratine in Tyrolean
shapes, trimmed with contrasting bands and smart little feath-"
' crs. Also the newest shapes in Milans in white, brown, navy
and black. Prices 65 to $3.50 each. roortii Tint .
fje Costume ' Cailorinfl alon
7j.', , "" For Women
Is Now Showing
1 A Distinguished Collection of
Smporteb jfabriitf anb
Jfrend) jftlobete
This exclusive establishment is in charge of Mr,
Lipschutz, who has J?ut, recently returned from the
fashjon centers, and is pow fully prepared to .make
to your especial order the most distinguished.'
Suits and Coats
Tailoring SalonSeventh Floor
The "Crystal Pearl" is a beauti
lul ornament a fairly regal but
ton. It consists of a large fish
pearl set in a bowl of clear crystal
$2.95 a dozen.
Shaded Crystal Buttons in col
ors are the newest conceit of the
Parisians 20c a doten.
Tiny Bona Buttons,' each set with
a resplendent rhinestone. One of
the charming ideas from abroad
15c a dozen. ,t .. . . .
Another imported novelty is the
little button with a peg-like porce
lain top set in cut crystal 95c a
dozen. rirst rioor
RibBorn Specials for Saturday
Satin Back Velvet Ribbons, Special 33c
2lt inches wide in 11 the staple and new millinery shades,.'
such as cerise, American Beauty, Alice, royal, navy, empire, r
scarlet, cardinal.
Novelty Ribbons, Special 49c
Jacquard, Dresden and Roman striped -ribbons in pinks, '
blues, mais, lilac, navy, brown. Suitable for sashes, hairbows,
millinery and fancy work. '.
Picot Edge and Bulgarian Ribbons :
, t ; Spedal 25c the Yard , - t
Picot edge, cable edge, Bulgarian warp prints and Jadquard i
ribbons which are an exact match to those mentioned above, ;
and can be combined very attractively. The wide for sashes
and the narrower, for hairbows or collars. These ribbons are ,
also shown In all the very newest colors, 5 to 6 inches wide.
Ribbon Remnants HALF PRICE V
These remnants measure from one-half to. three "yards in ; :
length. -There are warp prints; Jacquards, 'velvets, grosgraini,
aliDadUallt.tasItualLcoloiS-iand-omhinatinn cnloiL
Ribbon' lengths suitable ; for millinery trimming, "dress and
waist trimmings - - Tlrgtrjoo
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