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PENNSYLVANIA
WOMAN ELECTED
.A. I
HEAD OF D
' WASHINGTON, April 20. Mis.
Anthony Wuyno Cook of I'enimyl
Vanla wan 'declared elected prenldent
generul of the DuUKhters of the
Aniurlcnn devolution today after one
Of the bitterest election conteata In
the history of the society,
j Tho vote for Mrs. Cook was 940.
ler only opponent, Mrs. O. Wulluce
W. (Hanger of Washington recolved
a vote of 770.
' The result of the liallotlng was an
nounced when tho annual congress
renewed Its session today In an
atmosphere of almost feverish cx
oltomet. While the voting was in
progress police and firemen had been
palled ' upon-to help preserve order
ttnrf, when the result was made known.
tie , conferess went Into a prolonged
and noisy demonstration for tho suc
cessful candidate.
't Mrs... Thomas A. Ellison of New
Jersey was elected chaplain general
hy a1 Vote of 871 to 74ti over Mrs.
Tilictt Ooodo of Alabama, who was
$rs. .Cooke's candidate All there
fnuinder of the Cook ticket was elect
ed. The other successful candidates
follow: ' 1
t Mrs. Frank H. TirlgRS of Maine, re
cording secretary general, 874; Mrs.
franklin 1'. Hhumway of Massachu
setts, corresponding secretary-gene-tul.
903; Airs. William 8. Walker of
jvushlnglon, organizing secretary
general, 932; Mrs. James A. llrosseau
pf Michigan, treasurcr-gcnoral, !22;
Sirs", aeorge DeHolt of West Virginia,
lilstorlan-geiieriil, 919; Mrs. Alvln II.
Conpelly of Missouri, recorser-gene-r'ul,'
9D8; Mrs. J.ura Andeivon of the
plslrlct of Columbia, llbrarlan-gene-fal,
980; Mrs. Charles H. Whitman of
New York, curator-general, 947.
i Vlco-presldent generals are: Mrs.
Henry A- Deck, Indiana, 1435; Mrs.
Csarlcfi R. Uooth, California, 14:r;
fain. K. Cl. Drake. Kebraskn. 1470;
1r. Oerald lavlngston Schuyler,
Colorado, 1425; Mrs. Henry 1). Pitts.
Kew Jersey, 14.10; Mrs. William Mc-
Oee Wilson. Ohio. 1143.
BUTTE, Mont., April 20. Wm.
and Monto Harris, convicted of the
uiurdor of Cyril Schilling, were hang
ed In the county Jail building this
morning. The trap was sprung at
3:08 a. m. and seven minutes luter
tl.ey were pronounced dead. On the
gallows Monte Hurrls made a brief
speech In which ho declared he was
going to his death an innocent man.
William Harris In a statement given
out before the exocution said that
Monto Harris was Innocent of the
crime and that he alone was respon
sible for tho murder of Schilling.
Yesterday afternoon the two express
ed a desire to see a Catholic priest
r.nd early in the evening; they were
buptlzed and an hour before the exe
cution received the lust rites of the
church.
In carrying out tho execution Sher
iff Dngan eliminated the use of the
black cap over the faces of the men,
the sheriff explaining that he did so
for the purpose of avoiding even a
minute's delay after tho noose .had
been adjusted.
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of San Francisco
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in
'THE
FIGHTING STREAK"
SAN FRANCISCO. Anrll 20.
Eugone 13. Schmitz, county
supervisor and former mayor
who was tried and convicted on
a charge of accepting a bribe
sixteen years ago while he was
the city'B chief executive, today
announced that he would again
run-for mayor In tho Novom-
her election. James Iiolph, tho
Incumbent, has made no an-
nounccmcnt, but Is being urged
by many friends to run again.
Tho conviction of Schmitz was
overturned hy the district court
of appeals on the ground that
there were errors In the Indict-
ment.
TO
The second mooting of the Modford
Poultry club In Hoys' and Girls' club
work will convene tomorrow, Satur
day at the library at 1:30 p. m. Old
members as well as those who are
wanting to take up the project are
asked to noto the time and be there
Jrlien tho meeting opens.
The poultry projects Include tho
raising of baby chicks, the care of
hens, the raising of turkeys and ducks.'
Purebred birds are to be taken whore
ever possible and display made at the
county fair. t
Officers for tho club will bo elected
at this mooting.
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FISHERMEN REJECT OFFER
OF SALMON CANNERIES
ASTOIttA, Ore., April 20. Flsher
mon and cannrynion hore today wore
awaiting developments in the coaBt
wlde dispute ovor wages of men em
ployed at the Bristol Hoy salmon can
neries following the announcement ol'
the vote of Astoria fishermen who re
jected, 40 to 0, the offer of tho can-norymon.
NOTICE POULTRY RAISERS
OF 80UTHERN OREGON
Now Is tho tlmo to advertise poultry
and eggs for Bnlo, also incubators or
poultry supplies.
This paper covors southern Oregon
nnd northorn Cnllfornln. thoroughly,
reaches more people than all the other
papers In tho county coniblnod nnd Is
thorororo the best advertising lnodlum
In this torritory.
Hotter plnco a display ad or classi
fied in this paper now. tf
Announcement
Wo have rocontly tnkon on the sor
vlco station stock of McQuay-Norrls
Wnlnrlght pistons, In addition to
greatly Increasing our stock of Do
I.uxtplstons, and we nro now In better
shape to supply the nutolst with his
requirements than cvor before. You
can depend upon tho reliability of this
shop pioneers in gns engine work
nnd specialists in cylinder and piston
refitting. We hnvo a very complete
stock of piston rings. RIvorsldo
Oarage, 2fl
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
KOR SA1.K Ford coupe in A-l condi
tion. See Mr. l.oback. Dun's Lunch
between 1 and 4:30 Sat. evening.
WANTKD Situation on fruit ranch,
single man. experienced. Phone
6"Mt after 6 p. in. 2G
FOR SAI-K targe cream colored
crocheted centerpiece for round
dining table. Call 1105 W. Fourth.
26
FOR SA1.K Cnndy nnd enkes of all
kinds at the Public Mnrkot Saturday
MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE MANN'S
Annual Spring Reduction Sale of
Women's Suits, Goats and Dresses
20 off on
Women's Suits
$25.00 Suits, now $20.00
$35.00 Suits, now $28.00
$45.00 Suits, now $36.00
$50.00 Suits, now $40.00
$65.00 Suits, now $52.00
ALL WOOL DRESSES
GOING SATURDAY
20 OFF REGULAR
PRICES
NEW WHITE WAISTS
Made of fine Dimities and Lawns,
many new styles to choose from.
Special, each $2.50
First showing of women's new
Gingham Dresses, from $3.50 to
$10.00 each
Children's Gingham Dresses,
98c to $5.00 each
EXTRA SPECIAL SATURDAY
$5.00 Waists for $3.39
50 beautiful new Silk Tricolette Waists
in all colors. Trimmed with fancy
figured Silk. Cheap today at $5.00.
On sale Saturday, $3,39
each ....
20 off on
Women's Coats
$15.00 Coats, now $12.00!
$18.00 Coats, now $14.40
$25.00 Coats, now $20.00
$35.00 Coats, now $28.00
$50.00 Coats, now $40.00
ALL SILK DRESSES
GOING SATURDAY AT
20 OFF REGULAR
PRICES
MILLINERY
10 OFF ON ALL HATS
$15 Trimmed Hats, now $13.50
$12 Trimmed Hats, now $10.80
$10 Trimmed Hats, now . .$9.00
$8 Trimmed Hats, now . .$7.20
Children's $2 Hats, now . $1.00
Women's $3 Sailors, each $1.48
10 Off On Madge Evans Hats
SATURDAY SALE OF NEW SILKS
EXTRA SPECIAL
$2.00 Silk for $1.59
36 inch heavy fancy Silk Crepe.
Bells regular at $2.00. On sale
Saturday, yard $1.59
36 inch heavy Silk Crepe, in
fancy figures. Special, yard
$2.98
36 inch Silk Vesting in white,
flesh, black and orchid. $2.00
value, Suturday, yard....$l-85
Black Satine, 36 inch. Very
Special, Saturday, yard ....39
- $1.50 Pongee Silk $1.19
32 inch heavy imported qual
ity Pongee Silk, $1.50 grade.
Saturday, yard $1.19
36 inch fine Silk and Cotton
Ratine in excellent shades.
Saturday, yard $1.98
Taffeta Sillq 36 inch, in black
ancr1 colors, $2.19 grade. Sat
urday, yard $1.98
Taffeta Silk, 36 inch, in black
and colors, $2.19 grade. Satur
day, yai'd $1.98
SATURDAY SALE OF UNDERWEAR
SATURDAY SALE OF DOMESTICS
Linen Crash, 16 inches wide, all
pure linen, in white with red or
blue border, 25c value. Satur
day, yard 20tf
All Linen Unbleached Crash,
16 inch, 20c value. Saturday,
yard l&p
Cotton Crash, 16 inch, good 15c
grade, Saturday, yard....l2V(jCs
36 inch fine soft finish Nain
sook 3oc value. Saturday,
yard 29
Underwear Crepe in flesh and
Avhite, fine 60c grade. . On sale
Saturday, yard ....50
27 inch Dress Gingham, 22c
, value. Saturday, yard ....19
$2.00 Corsets 98c
"Women's good grade Corsets,
sell regular at $2.00. Now,
pair 98
Women's Lisle Vests, with
wing sleeve, each 48,
Women's "Kayscr's" Vests,
with bodice and built up tops.
Special, each ..........59
Women's "Kayscr's" Union
Suits, bodice and built up tops,
$1.25 values. Special, suit
$1.00
Women's Braiseries, good 50c
quality. On sale' Sat urday
3 for $1.00
$1.75 Gowns 98c
Women's Night Gowns, fine,
grade, in flesh and white, $1.75
values, each 98
$4.00 Bloomers $2.79
Women's All Silk Bloomers in
flesh. color, $4.00 values, pair
$2.79
Children's and Misses' Blooni- .
ers, up to size 20. Special, pair
69
, Infants' Rubber Diapers, 50c
values. Special, pair 39
Women's Braisserics, good 1
quality, regular price 69c. On
sale Saturday 2 for $1.00
72x90 Perfection and Queen of
the Home Sheets, $1.60 value.
Saturday, each $1.35
Pajama Checks in white and
pink, 36 inches wide, 29c grade.
Saturday, yard 25
Wearwell Sheeting, 81 inch,
bleached and unbleached, 69c
grade. On sale Saturday, yard
60
Turkish Toweling, 18 inch, 40c
value. On sale Saturday, yard
33
Huck Towels, 18x36, with col
ored borders. Special, each
59tf
45c Ginghams. Special, yard,
35
SATURDAY SALE OF HOSIERY
Women's Lisle Hose, fine qual
ity, in black, white and colors.
Sold at 85c. Special, pair 50
Childrens' Sport Sox in all
new colors. On sale Saturday,
pair 43
.Women's Chiffon Silk Hose in
; all colors. Special, pair $1.75
.tVomen's Silk Hose with lace
clock, $3.50 values. Saturday,
pair $3.25
1 500 pairs women's Silk Hose,
goo4 heavy grade, , in black,
white'and colors. Cheap at
$1.25. Saturday, pair....$1.00
Women's Argus Silk Hose in
black, white and cordovan,
$2.00 grade. Saturday, pair
$175
La France Silk Hose, in all
colors, the best wearing hose
made. Will be higher in price
soon. Sells regular at $2.75. !
Saturday, pair $2.50
Women's Silk Socks, in black
and white, 89c value. Special,
pair 75
' Boys and Girls' Stockings, in
black and brown, heavy qual
ity. Special, pair 48
Bead Necklaces
in all styles, colors: Red; Jade, Jet
and Crystal, $2.00 values. Satur-'
day, each 69
Mail Orders Promptly Filled
Neckwear Sale
Women's Lace Collars and Vestees
to match in net and lace, $1.00
values. Special, set 69
Postage Prepaid Agents for Pictorial Review Patterns
Mann's Department Store
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
MKT) FORDi OREGON
V. W. C. A. Drive April 23 lo 20.
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