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LONDON, Muy 2v Tho, following
dispatch W received today "uy the
ICvohiltiKro Telegraph company rroiu"
.Amatcrdnin:
''The Oonnnu government hnrt nsked
Ainen'rii i'or n farther delay o n
vcok Su its reply (o flic note concern
inR the funking of the I.ttNitnntn. In
nil probability tho note will he deliv
ered at WnhliiiiKlon on Saturday,
"U i stated in llorlin that the note
will he couched in very friendly tcnnn.
On account of the recent Italian coin,
plication the fcclinj? in Merlin rc-rdinf-
tho United States is much
mora rnlm. Everything- jioHsiblo will
bo done to avert trounlc. German
Hiihmarincft arc to he instnictul in ne
eordHitce with thiM jKslicy, although
tlie note will explain that on principle
Germany cannot openly stop suhranr
inej warfare." ", .'
PRESBYTERIANS
GRILL PARKHURST
ROCHESTER. N. V., May 23.-The
127th jccneral assembly of tho Prohy.
terian church of the United State,
this afternoon adopted a resolution
offered supplementary to the report
of Uie temperance comKsitlce, con
demninj- Rev. I)n Charles K. Park
hurst of New York for writinp n let
ter to California which was interpret
ed as supporting the anti-prohibition
wrty of that state. All such Mlcrs
written by any members under the
jurisdiction of tho general assembly
likcwixc wero condemned.
An overture presented lv the Corn.
injr, N. Y., Prchhylcry, providing for
absolute prohibition of the, practice
eC teaching polygamy in any state or
territory of tho United States wa
adopted. Tho prohibition would he
made effective by an amendment to
the constitution of the Unhcd States.
Miss Uo-to-Dato no longer flirts have tnn. her fatuous an a creator
with a fanwhen sho fllrta she flirts of orllnal style. "Ucsldcs adding
wun a niuii. wicn sue uanccs une a touch or soilness ana color to a
carries an armrul of riluiy. fluffy 'pretty frock If a convenient little
mallno and ribbon, when aho tulka J receptacle for tho vanity box and
betwcea dances oho toys with a muff other thinks that KckeUcjs Rlrl never
of mallno or tullo Instead of a fan J knows what to do with.'
of ostrich or Ivory. Miss Nappe's muff Is made of
"Tho .summer muff may look Hko oyster color brocade satin, covered
a frivolous thine, but Ifa very prac- with stx yards of whlto mallno tied
Ileal," rays Miss Virginia Itappe.jwlth streamers of China bluo water
whosa artistic conception of fashion silk ribbon tied In a four-ln-ahnd.
UALMBASSADOR
LEAVES BERLIN
LONDON. May 25, An Amster
dam dispatch to the Exchange Holo
graph company says the Itlccardo
Rollatl, Italian ambassador to Ger
many, left nerlln with his staff this
mornlnr. Ho was taken to tho rail
way station through less ferqnented
streets.
It Is nald In the message that the
Oerman Chanceller Dr. von IJeth-tnann-Hollwcg,
declined to receive
SI?nor Ilollatl for tho customary fare
well call and that foreign Minister
von Jagow advised tho ambassador
not to attempt to conclude his mis
sion in the usual manner. The Ger
man foreign offjeo was represented
at the railway station by a Junior of
tidal. );
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WANT AMERICA
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AMERANS
MEXICAN POLICY
STILL UNCHANGED
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ON SCHOOL DISTRICTS
SALEM, Or.. May 25. School dis
tricts falling to comply with a law
providing that any person entorlng
Into a contract with tho state or any
municipality, county or school dis
trict for the construction of build
Ings, shall execute a penal bond
guaranteeing paymont of claims, aro
- liable for damages, according to a
decision of tho Oregon supremo court
today,
Iho decision was mado In favor
of the Northwestern Steol company
aalnst School District No. 10, Uma
tilla county. In awurdlng tho con
tract for a school house tho district
failed to exact, bond from tho con
tractor, and the steel coinpany sued
the dlstrjct because of the contrac
tor's failure to pay for material. Tho
circuit court dismissed the case on
the ground that a bond was discre
tionary, but the supremo court held
it was Miakdatory,
WASHINGTON,, May '23. Ths
Americas for Americans, with n wall
of inviolability that no European na
tion hhnll dnre to violate was the nlo-
an hounded today nt the Pnn-Ameri-
can conference by Dr. Hnntiairo Peres
Triana, delegate from (o!mbin.
In n mk-ccIi that xtirrcd tho con
ference the Colombian ileletznte pic
tured the prime minister of an un
named Euro(enn tuition, faced with
the problem of over-population mi(
restricted territory sit home, working
for tho couipiest of tho untouched
fields of the western h mispherc.
"We in America," he Kiid, 'VIioulil
be prepared to imiku our inwolnhilily
htronfjcr every day. We lituo m-ci,
what that inviolability meant by thi
wur. There nuiy bo ditntt even in
luvtitf families. TJicre may be dork
corner in the pawl history of Hih
continent, but Jet un t,w that in the
fiitiiiu our harmony w diaphaneoii.
Irniihparent and Hear. IM tho na
tion here represented in olcmn nnd
lonnal futtbion make it manifcxt that
none of them covet the territory of
any other mid that the homew mid
territory of eneh hhull bo sacred."
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
NTERNS
ALIENS
A Iteltahle Hair Toalc.
It Is ancy matter to prevent dls-
rof-tlM scalp by using Merltol
Hair Taale. It should be used reg
ularly ' ki tjie scalp free of
sWtisf, w th germs are' the cause
of ttM majority ef eases, of dandruff
, nd tet4r,kUs. We are author
lad to (Mmiitoe Meritol Hair Tonic,
Hklna, Dm Store. Kxoluslve rapidly
ACCMU. iric Me aud f 1,00,
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VA.NCOUVEH. IJ. C, May 25.-
Intcrmont of alien enemies on a
wholesale scalo was commenced to
day In tho coal mining district of
Vancouver Island, Military officials
reached Nanalnio this morning from
Victoria, and bofore noon one hun
dred and fifteen Austrlans and Ger
mans working In tho Southflold,
Cumberland and Xanalmo mines wero
taken out and placed on a special
train bound for th'e'intorniiicnt camp.
In taking this action the authorities
admit they are solving a labor prob
lom as well as placing the Austrlans
and Germans where thoy will be out
of harm's way. Tho alien enemies
were taken Into the mines a year ago
as strike breakers when ten coal pits
wero tied up by tho Western Kedera
tion strike. Since then there has
been no room for former workmen,
but the' latter aro now to rcsumo their
owns Jobs as rapidly as the military
authorities take away the aliens, Sev
eral hundred aliens aro still employ-.
and these aro to be Interned as
as room can bo made for
WASHINGTON', .May 25.--Pro.i-dent
WiUon does not contemplate nny
change of, Mexican jiolicy as ji result
of the report by Duval Went, hi apo
dal rommiMoncr. The president told
cullers today that Mr. West had not
MiKgctcd nn embargo on export of
war munition into Mexico. Presi
dent Wilson said Mr. West had orally
supplemented written rt ports mndi
during hit, investigntiou in .Mexico.
Mr. West is understood to have glint
ed out that none of the Mexican factions-
seemed to hate, the element
requisite to dominate the country nnd
bring peace.
As ho impressed the Mexican lead
ers with the ncecKsitv for safeguard
ing the lives of .foreigner nnd their
interests nnd tho Washington govern
ment within the Inst few monthx has
been able to secure protection for
foreign iulcicstx, the disposition of
high officials ijow it to allow the mili
tary situation us between tho faction-,
to development further before put
ting into effect nny chnngo of policy,
HOLLANDPROTESTS
LUSITANIA'S SINKING
THE HAGUE, May 35. Thu gov
ernment of tho Netherlands has sent
a note to Germany protesting against
tho sinking on May 7th of tho Cunard
line steamer Lusltanla bya German
submarine.
Tho contents of Irfls" note, are sub
stantially the sumo as that In tho
American comunlcatlon on the sama
subject, Tho lives of several Dutch
subjects wore lost when .the Lusl
tanla was torpedoed.
I hew 4te 'Ho &
WOMAN 81 YEARS OLD
.Mmle Strong by Vlnol
Greenville, S, C "I want others
to know of tho great benefit I havo
derived from Vlnol. I am 81 years
old and VJnol has given mo strength,
a hpalthy appetite, and overcome- ner
vousness. It Is tho best tonic recon-
structor I ever used," Mm. M. a.
Hutchison,
Vlnol Is a delicious cod liver and
Iron tonic without oil, guaranteed to
.Ojvercme run dawn, weak, devltal-
ueu conditions ana for chronic
coughs nnd colds, Med ford Phar
juncy. (Adv.)
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Final Clearance on Millinery
1 25 Hats to Choose From
Just four days remaining of this big change of management sale, and ovcry day moans dollars uavod to tho
economic shopper. Substantial roductionB in every department under thin roof some lean than ono-half
former prico.
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JU3T 12 SPRINQ SUITS TO
CHOOSE FROM
SnitH (lint havo been in tin;
liotibf soart'oly (JO days, most of
tliom, all new this season and
sold in tho regular way .tKi.HO
to $35.00, both iiukhch and la
dies' sizes.
At Ono-Half Prico while, thoy
laat.
10 SKIRTS WORTH TO $10.00
These are mostly blai'k, in the over-skirl and
tunic styles, made by the best iiiaiiurnettirers in
the country, most all sizes and
lengths, final clemi-up price X.TcC
GUEST TOWELING MESSALINES
All-linen J luck, in.M, 10 A cloth we are closing
and 18-inch widths, (lain- .out, which, has , always days.
i.v jmiii'iiis iiiiu uuuui, ( suiu at owe mo yarn,
dozen pieces to choose, conies 18 inches wide, in
irgyifiipiobue.f 9C nil tliu most Af
hf. ) Will wmi'ii .mIiuvj fllC
NEW SPRING STYLES IN
LADIES' DRESSES
In this stock are silks, linens,
lingerie and lawns, plain col
ors, dainty floral patterns and
small figures, the season's new
est designs, something you
will want the first few warm
ALL AT A DISCOUNT
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LACE CURTAINS A
Kutire stock (f Scrims, XottiiiL'Iiams and Jrancv
Nets, in white, civani ant ecru, 2l yards to Vj yards
joiij?, aim soiu in. rue, regular way
2.u0 to $20 tlie pair,...-
DRESS GfrODS "f r
.Scotch Plaids for chiltlrcii's
dresses, plain surges and
novelty materials, .' to 14.
inches wide,, worth 97i
to 7oc vnrd "iv
DRESS GOODS
About 25 pieces of Plain and
Fancy Dress Goods, tans,
browns, greens, black, blue
and novelty, worth fiC
to 1 f)S "C
WHITE COATING
Both in the plain and stnjii'
for summer coats, come in
the ol inches wide cloth, sold
regular at spo
the yanK
Cotton Thread . , ... .
All sixes Hooks and Kfci,.
Carman Hair Not
10c Dress Shields
15c to 50c Ladles Collars .each, ,'lc
$2.95
ALL PARASOLS REDUCED
All colors and combinations, fancy borders and
the like, tans, blurts, greens, browns, red and
dozens of different shjides, sold regular $1.75
to $7.50,
ENTIRE STOCK ONE-HALF
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IfoynnVorccslcr, Hon Ton, (lossard and Nemo Cor-
"sets, some of these makes you have never been able
to buy less than the regular price year in and year out
LESS 20 PER CENT
TUB SILKS
Wash silks, 27 to .'JO inches
wide, in neat stripes, suit
able for making ladies'
waists, shirts and dresses,
worth to $1.;J5 the yard,
nothing better for 7Qa
summer Waists IC
FOULARDS
Our entire stock of Foulards,
in all the most wanted colors
and desirable patterns, sold
regular at $1.00 and CC
FIGURED MULLS
Silk and cotton mixed ma
terials, in stripes, plain col
ors and small figures, worth
regular to -iOo the r
yard, at 19C .
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Taken from the regular
stock aiitl worth to 15c,
snne are embroidered,
others are plain, take as.
many as you , Cj
MADRAS
Some 'H) or !() pieces to
choose from, comes in neat
brocade stripes and small
patterns, 27 in. A
UNION SUIT
wide, worth to 25c..
WOOL OHALLIS
1 assortment of All
Wool Ohallis. in a variety
Ladies' Cojiibination Suit,, ,iOf patteriiHmostry sn.iall
slcevel'efis;'aird,'lace knee, a( iiguresjiotjiirigniicqr ljrtr
good (jtinlity lisle and' ts spring wear, always sold
worth up to $2.00 Qfo at 50c to (50c, QCg
v at '
GLOVES.. n
Some lots are pijtoutatless than half
ftYiccj others ix'duci), including silk,
'Misle and Kid Gloves, both loiig and
' short lengths.
ALL AT A REDUCTION
HOSE WORTH TO 00c
12 doz. Ladies' Tan Lisle
Hose, all sizes, double heel
and toe, from the well
known Wayne knit line,
wortiijofiOty?,. : t
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Every garment in this dopartmeut of
Undermuslins included hi this big
.change of management sale, some at
a terrific sacrifice.
OTHERS AT A 20 DISCOUNT
FOUR DAYS MORJ3 Otf THE BIG SALE
THE MAY DRY GOODS CO.
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