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ASSERTS
MIL A
SENT BORDER ON
FALSE PRETENSES
WASHINGTON, ,1ulv 24. C'lmrpcB
tlmt the mitionul jjnnnl wii sent to
'the Moxienii border unilur false pro
tunmiH were inndo by Sonntor Town
Kund todny during debate on the
hnny npproprintion bill. He urged
flint the military forces not in actual
service- ought to, he sent home.
( "It is now apparent to cvorjhody
that the national guard in not going
to Mexico and they weie mobilised
under falnc pretenses," Kaid the en
ntor. "Diplomntio correspondence be
tween the United States and Mexico
discloses that there never was any
Intention of sending them into Mex
ico." A proposal to cut in half a $.',000,
1)00 appropriation for Hinntl nrinn
drew protests from Senntors Cum
mins, Jones, Townscnd and others.
Tho Kenate, however, by a olo of 2.")
to 23, agreed to cut the appropria
tion to $2,500,000. Senator Reed in
sisted a majority did not know wlint
Uiey were voting for nnd gave notice
lie would make an attempt to get the
liill out of the committee of the whole.
Discussing increases in appropria
tions for automatic machine guns,
Senator Norris aroused Chairman
Chamberlain of the military commit
tee by saying the committee had pro
posed increases in cases whore pur
chases were to bo made from pri
vate manufacturers nnd decreases
where articles were lo bo manufac
tured by Hie government.
"I am tired of sitting in this sen
ate listening to constant intimations
from members opposed to prepared
ness that this eommitteo is in con
spiracy with munition maiuifnetiir
ors," declared Senator Chamberlain.
"I might as well accuse the senator
from Nebraska and those who opposo
preparedness with blowing up the
people of California at the prepared
ness parade."
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NATION
MORN
(islnr. Mr. Murv l'nvnn. of
Vork.
DEATH OF RILEY,
INDIANA'S POET
NVw
WASHINGTON', July aA-l'riml-dent
Wilson today sent the following
telegram to Henry lfltcl of Indianap
olis, brother-in-law of the lute James
Whitcomb Kilcty:
"May I not express to voti inv in
ecrc sorrow at the death of J nine
Wliiteomli lliluv? With his departure
a notable figure passes out of the na
tion's life; a mini who imparted joy
ful pleasure nnd a thoughtful Mew
of many things Hint other men would
have missed. I am sure I am speak
ing the feeling of tho whole country
in expressing my own sense of loss."
INDIANAPOLIS, July 21.- Flags
nil over Indianapolis and in maiiv
other eittoe of the stain were nt half
mast today in memory of Jntnos
Whitcomb Kiloy. who died suddenly
Saturday night. Preparations were
begun early today at tho stale house
for the body to lie in state there from
It to 9 o'clock this evening. Although
tho first plans were to have the bur
ial at Greenfield, Ind., tho boyhood
home of the poet, the plans were
changed Inst night to make the burial
heie. Finnl word is nwaited from a nttondod by moro than 1.0D0.000
PXTITC THUm
INDIANAPOUS, July 2 . Jnmon
Whitcomb Hlley, ngod C3, died Sutur
da ovonlng, July 22, of paralysis.
Air. Rlloy was born in 18511 but
was reticent as to his exact ago. Ono
of tho most unlqno celebrations In
tho country wns hold In his honor
October 7, 19115, when "Itlloy day"
was observed by a bnnqunt in lndlnn
nnolls, and In schools of the country
children. Men prominent In business
and politic from nit oyer the country
paid tho poet homage nt tho colobra
Hon and many congratulatory nics
sago were received from abroad on
Hint occasion. The dny In tho public
schools wan observed by rending his
poems. Tho poet's philosophy of life
nnd his lnnruior of oxpromlng It In
tlooslor dlntcct won for him years
ago n plnco tn tho hearts of tho pub
lic. Of Into years ho had not ap
peared nt publlo gnthorlngs to nny
grent oxtout but In nice wenther
could bo neon on tho streets of In
dianapolis In his automobile
Mr Hlley nbvor mnrrlcd. Ills nenr
ost living relative Is n sister, Mrs.
Mnry Payne of Now York.
BLACfIS
T PUT
FIRMS
BUYING
WASHINGTON, July 21. Vance
MeConnick, chairman of tho dainn
cnitic national committee, uonforred
with Prosident Wilson, senators and
representatives and other democratic
leadors here on the democratic eiim
pnign and dotailn of the plans for re
electing u democratic senate and
house.
ANGLO
WAR
LOAN
LONDON. July 21 Great unensi
ness exist among American branch
houses hero whoso home firms have
any lluuuelal or tnidlug eoniiectiou
with Genunny, hut they refuso to
discuss the miostion of publication,
Touring the onnscipiuncoa of any in-
discreet utterances.
Attention is called in thorn) circles
to the appearance on the South
American list of several firms de
clared to he financed by Now York
banking institutions which invested
heavily in the Anglo-French loan.
Discussing theso assertions, Lord
Robert Cecil, minister of wnr trnde,
stated today that it wus cpiite pes-
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dbl the government had not pinned
eertaln Ainorienn firms with clne
Gerinnii conneetloiis oh the lint, for
the tcrv good nmmin that tlioylmd
proved frienils of the allies In rcgnrd
In the Anglo-1-reach loan. On the
other hand, he said, If other friends
of the ullies wero suffering through
the inclusion of some of their con
nection on the list, the Urillsli gov
ernment wn lowly lo make ncee
arv amends.
Lord Robert declared that niune
might bo added to the list from time
to time, while others might ho re
moved. Ho admitted the possibility
of making mistake in the rompili
tion of the list, but slated firmly
that its publication was much better
than a possible extieme Inw provid
ing Hint no British subject should
trade with the enemy, no matter what
his domicile, enforcement of which
doctrine would entail much gronler
hardship on innocent parties than tho
present method.
O. K. Pitts In a business visitor
from Griffin creek this afternoon.
SWEDEN TO ATTACK
ALL SUBMARINES
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, July 21. -Consequent
upon the ronl decree
forbidding foreign belligerent subma
rines, to pass through or to remain in
Swedish torritoriul waters on pain of
being attacked without warning, n
general order tins been issued to tho
Swedish nnynl and military foteife.
It directs Hint foreign submarines in
Swedish territorial waters, unlo&i
recognized as neutrals or as moB
ehaiit ships, are to be immediately at
tacked. Two KI1I.n1 at Niagara
NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y.. July 21.
Two men wero killed when nn olec
trlc turnaco In the Achcson graphite
plant hero blow up shortly beforo
midnight. Tho plant was badly damaged.
ims:kkkck!m
$7000 REWARD
(Conttmiod from pago one)
storos In tho city ore being visited
In an effort to find tho origin of tho
motnln that composed tho bomb. Tho
infernal machine, as pnrtlally re
constructed by tho police evidently
consisted of n ploco of Iron plpo, six
or eight Indies In dlnmoter, chnrged
with nltro-tuliiol, nltro-glycorino or
some similar high explosive Mul
lets, slugs and various kinds of scrap
metal wero tho death doallng mis
siles scattorod broadcast by tho fir
ing or tho oxplosivo. This Is believed
to hnvo beon sot off by clockwork.
No Arrosts Yet Mado
Nono of tho various clues offered
lias as jet led to nrrosts. Tho only
innn tnkon Into custody Is Frank W,
Josofhon, n Finnish sailor, who was
arrested shortly nftor' the explosion.
Thor0 Is nothing to connect him with
tho outrage, tho police admit.
Following n mooting last night of
tho law nnd order committee of tho
chamber of commerce, recently or
ganized to break tho stovedoro's
utrlke, Chairman F. J, Koster an
nounced that a call would bo Issued
todny for n nines mooting of citizens
Wednesday night to give expression
to the Heiitlmont of tho busluoes com
iiiunlty. '
"Tho outrage Is anothor expres
sion of Hint disease our Inw and or
der committee has started out to com
bat," ho said. "We uro bound to
stamp It out."
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HOT WEATHER SALE
Hot-Weather Dresses ;
for Children
Cool clothes for children
arc an absolute necessity
in hot weather. They
should be provided not
alone with cool play
clothes, but clothes for
"dress-up" days as well.
The hot weather sale pro
vides values of timely importance.
A
Organdie Collar and Cuff
Sets 50c
The favored shapes large
collars with pointed backs
and tucked cuffs pointed
and tucked. Also round
shapes and other new
ideas. They'll put new life
into your springsuit.
Other styles as a mat
ter of course simply de
signed collars at 25c to $1.
Collar and Cuff Sets, 35c
to $1.50.
Summer Event of Timely Importance
Hot Weather Needs Advantageously Priced
This hot weather sale is in truth "a Summer event of timely importance,"
for it provides, unquestionably, "wanted hot-weather needs advantageously
priced." The whole store contributes its share of underpriced seasonable items.
This event will again emphasize the helpfulness of this store; it will
demonstrate anew that such special events as this store inaugurates are de
signed to further convince you of our willingness to provide values at all
times in just the class of goods that are in most demand.
What is more, the merchandise involved represents our own stocks, the
very goods which have been so high in favor during the present season. You
have probably planned to purchase, at regular price, just such goods as now
carry new price tickets.
And not alone have we provided worth-while savings, but we have en
deavored to make the store cool and attractive, so as to make shopping one
of pleasure and profit. Note the items listed, which are but an inkling of
the scope of values provided.
Plenty of Summer Hosiery
White Stockings specially
priced during the hot
weather sale. Even if this
wore not a big white sea
son, white hosiery would
bo a logical offering dur;
ing this hot weather event
for white clothes are rec
ognized as being an aid in
helping one keep cool dur
ing hot weather. You will
not need to be urged to
share in values like these.
White Silk Hose
It will not be necessary
for us to go into detail re
garding the desirability of
this offering. As a matter i
of fact, wo are expecting
an unusually heavy de
mand. One dollar silk
stockings and at a time
they tiro in most demand,
will sell without the need
of any urging on our pnrf.
The quality is all you
could ask for and will give
excellent service.
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Hot Weather Sale Brings Timely and Important Offerings in Women's Wash Suits and Dresses
WAR'S COST ENORMOUS
(Continued from paga ona
simply to pros on with all our ro
eourcos and with tho material at our
command and victory will bo ours"
Home Ituto Crisis
Continuing publicly the suspicion
that the cabinet has boon unab0 to
roach a decision In regard to tho
homo rulo amending bill, I'romlor
Asqult in tho house of commons to-
lay announced that the government
womIiI not Introduco any bill of this
kUd with regard to which thoro was
substantial agreement among all
lmrtlos. This was taken In tho lobbies
f parliament to mean that homo rule
W4 beet dropped forth moment and
tfcat David Uoyd George's negotia
tors had come to naught.
'fit stumbling block appears to
bavt be the roUsiln In tho Im
Ial rarllamwut f itlo!U rep
rtativw is iUlab,a- autc.
Mrs
Jake .JkMtf, fcueur of tho a
tearlUts, 4 na djournmaat of
Ifca aouM ie rflso- tas premier 'a ro
Wt ate" tee rrwalar business of the
of ceeiett was concluded.
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54-INCH FRENCH SERGE AT $1.25
Possibly you've overlooked a. separate skirt or a new
white serge suit; if you have, then. you will be very
much interested in this serge at $1.25. It's an all
wool fabric, very desirable finish. May be had in
white, cream and dark blue. It will take but a min
ute for our salesmen to help you select a design and
tell you definitely just how many yards you will re
quire. GEORGETTE CREUE, S1.75 A YARD
If you want to learn what a real pretty material
Georgette crepe is, then you must examine this qual
ity at $1.75 a yard. It is forty inches wide and may
be had in a very satisfying range of colors. Both in
light and dark shades. Hequires but a couple of
yards to make a waist; only a few yards more to
make a full dress, while but a half to a yard to make
the sleeves for a dress, or help trim any dress you
might design.
This is a silk buying opportunity economically in
clined women will tako advantage of at onco.
ROUGH PONGEE STRIPE SILKS, $1.50 A YARD
In the natural color. We believe we've told you on
previous occasions of the popularity of pongee silks;
and since you know just how much service there is
in those silks, how splendidly thoy wash, you will not
need to be urged to buy for immediate and future
use. They are .'M inches wide. We've only a limited
quantity on hand.
WAISTS AT $1.98 VERY UNUSUAL VALUES
To purchase waists from wholesalers at a certain
price and then mark them at a definite figure does
not require a jjjreat deal of ability in so far as buy
ing and selecting are concerned. So when we say
that these are unusual waists at $1.98 we mean that
our collection of styles are duplicates of higher-
priced models. And because wo have taken special
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nuu in anri'ijiiHi muse tunics which were in greatest j
demand by stores in the largest cities, these waists V
are liiidily desirable. Of voile. Swiss ami also hand- V
kerchief linen. They arc made in manv nrettv and
SPORT STRIPE SUITINGS
Plenty of the desirable striking colors now being
worn. Stripes are in various widths. Colors are fast,
.'(J and JJK inches wide. Just imagine how little it
will cost you to have st new sport stripe wash skirt.
UNDERMUSLINS AT 69c PALM OLIVE TOILET SOAP IN THE
This special lot has been set aside HOT-WEATHER SALE, 8c A CAKE
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ment. We could not possibly list all the sav-
Iiey are made in many pretty
effective designs, trimmed with frill, jabots, tucking
and other new trimming ideas. If you will make up
your mind to examine these waists the next time
you are in the store you will bo sure to say they are
certainly unusual values at the price.
WAISTS AT $1
'Attractive styles, made well, fit well. Of lingerie anil
voile, trimmed with embroidery, lace or pearl but
tons. If you've biught waists hero at $1 you know
just how full of importance is the statement made
above, for at this store are the best dollar waist val
ues in the city.
Judo and Urs F L Tou Velle re.
turned to Mwlford Monda from
Crater Lake They report the snow
geiBS rapidly (bough it U still necea
ery to waj& mile or M te raeh
COO UllQ.
The lot includes petticoats, com
binations, corset covers, envelope
chemise. Not a single garment
that hits been selling for les
than $1.00 jome much higher.
The fabrics include soft nain
sook, crepe and batiste. Som
are trimmed in lace, others in
embroidery and still others in
hand embroidery. So if your
underinuslin supply is getting
low make a note of just what
garments you will roquiro to fin
ish out the summer and buy at
mice. Values such as arc offered
here at $1 are not to be had ev
ery daw
ing oprt unities provided. That is why we
hv wi mentioned toilet articles in our for
mer announcements. Odors include violet,
nwo, heliotrope. Also several other 10c
bramla, including glycerine soaps.
NEEDING TOWELS?
Hardly need to ask the question, for then; is always
a greater need for linen and bath towels during tho
summer than any other period of the year.
Hemstitched Linen Towels
IJIeachcd buck, woven of superior quality linen and
cotton fibers. Thoroughly absorbent. 'Sr.u 1 8x81
inches.
Turkish Towels, 25c each
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Full bleached, vivy heavy nap, a good big towol for
the bath. Size 21x12 inches. Plain or rod boi'dyr.
Pictorial Patterns and Ladies' Home Journal Patterns
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Our Drug Sundries Department Is Always Price-Savinf
Of intorost to Mrs. Housekeopor:
SHEETS, PILLOW OASES
Since Mrs. Housekeeper is al- &
ways interested in things for the A
iiume, ii ioiiows quite naturally
she'll be interested in these bed
covering items. Nor will it be
necessary for us to lay emphasis
on the fact that tho items nicu
tioned offer values of tho kind
you will call bargains.
42x36-inch Pillow Cases 12c
Made of good quality niusliu
with n two-inch horn.
90x30 Sheets 85c
These are extra large size, have
broad hem at top, and tho sis)
allows for tucking, so that tho
sheet will lie smooth on the mat
tress. 72x09 Sheets, 70c
These are made of full-bleached
muslin. Price is unusually low.
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